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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROADS

Al Trains leave pier foot Of pusne-st ssfo follows;
sxrsrss TRAIN att AN. for Dankirk and Buffalo.
NAIL Train al 9 An for al stxtonA
NAY TRAM at 3 50 p Nj, oE Piermont and Sufera.
wrTxAINMsSor,M NJ. py Delaware, VIA Jersey City.
Buffalo, ' ~ -
Both Express Trains al Dnkirk viii the Lske
oaofe Rsos6s for Cleveland and theace direct Cnci-
ne 40 20 Sasaasky, Tsacc sior os Detroit Ci,-
49, cNAs MxOr, supenlsesaesA
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MONEY. TIME and LABOR saved b,

lvl using the celebrated CUSTARD PONDER.-A ~
package makes quart Of good rch Cusard recon-
mended for Infants InyRlds and Dyspepcs IL possesses
in remarkable degree, in concentrated FORM all the
slbumnous properties requisite 20 form beautiful dish
blend rch and easily digested Sold by all respectable
Druggists and Grocers. Wholesale, by
RANDLE 4 QUE, Chemists, No. 62i IIudson-st.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro

OF New ork y hereby all
having MICHEL HIGGINS te o. the CITY Of
Yob decesed N. with vouker- thereof
subcrers The oe q " vsay Asfney i- No l<s
Broadway TIE Cy Of New Yok before The h day Of jos
ner-Dsted twenty eghh d,y Of De
JOHN KfNNfT, (r........
d.gissGmWeit PETER DOUFIELD
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

ste Of the Comfy 81 NeY1rk notice hereby rven 70 ~
tu having claims sFsInst JOHN A TAYLOR late Of the CITY
York dceed % pre.ui he ssn al 'on hers the.ot 70
- fuh.crhr =, her houe No 90 Cana st, the CITY al Ees
Yort Gh DAY Of April EcItDasJ, Se~ York,
'h eeo I,vsmws' IAyESIA A. TAYLOR AdnaH-;raut
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HUDSON RIVER RALROAD-Win,e,

AIs,nsenaeat Tfa,s tesve Ch.4asssss1 daily, fx
fSgrcss Tram "a N. through In hours. sonaecti,s
WITH HANS r~ehns BuG.s NsatToa st o'ceek sane
NAL Train 50 M.rhrcush Way Train IPM
Express Irsin , = N.Aeco-sncaAasa TSaasrN
For rsrrytosn Of PM. and an Eyrn:nr -rsin AZ Il
o'clock $780,
reteepse a, iesa A. NJ. saasP M.-ra pees,l:a
81 SSc 2 ~. "
The rssy;own FseksAl and fstssPs;s Trans stop at
PssscnssEs tAhsn at cha=scr caaa, Christopher LIT
end SstsfS
SUNDAY TRAINS frcsCan,s.st a. rpAM FIR por N.
ksersc ans 81 YIN iet Albany stogrng at all Way Sta.
Gons GEO. SrAkk. Sepexir<r,,s.srt
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NEW-JEhEE1 hAII<isUALo-- a"u n.
IN ey the 9th Of December train Hin leave New OK
Al Q osloek A. NJ, from foot Of COuriAndf~s7 nrlrhs
10 Philsdehis Il at the Kenznson ss,p3n ms
Ine WI be- Relief Express Train The A. u ErDres
Trs hirh viii .lso nm Trough In four hours Throlzh
TeIet for Baltimore " Arlington. Norfolk and Charleston
sd ty both Inca Tickets spd 70 Passenger fof way ss
p-iess The Trenon Accommodation Train Will on AID
sfter the 18th December leave Trenton az a,nvlns
in NevYork al Y noon, returning from New f0rx a.
nv vkicb p.ssengers viii also b. carried ~ rerucsd
piees relieving tie s. p 81 Philadelphia train OF way pas
sns,r, IN a. aTrsDssrEepts wiu asks eertnn the
.ofec.,on OF fhr la ard through PASSENGERS with the
eoutureu s tr.I ieavns Philadelphia At and loi r. NJ
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALe and NEW

N YORK CITY KAILKOAD.-ENtena,on OF 'he SIX
loot Track to BIialolhis mad extending from BasLo
20 Hornellsye the NewloTA and Ere Railroad. IA
eoEpettd and in fun OPERATION forming ia connection with
that road the shortest cheapest nd most direct route BE-
tween New-lork City and Buffalo. IL Is Of ties sixfeot
gasge, aud eGi the most substantial manners AID tho
greater portion OF having been u operation some months
It's entirely tree tom the TOushles usual on new roads
rare trosn NCw-r1Ik 20 Bvlalo..,...........SIt
IhIvush hfetS and baggage checks b. procured 81
Tie Depot OF the Nsw.YoTs and Enc Railroad, foot Of
DusDsst, n. Y.
The times for leaving NewYoTt nay ee le>rne5 BY refst-
euce 10 the advertisements Of the Newly and Erie .
reed The trains vii leave HorneIlse scr Buffalo tie
arrival vi %. ETle farocd rsissBuisia Nov ~ 1854
j a uONT Snnf Ensfaln nd n Y Coy x II
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In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-

Ycrt hereby Fvya al
eos h-,s MARY CALDWELL ,s of thu CRY
d-c-a.d g~-e-t the Nth lerec To
The uts r.r s 81, rctsrBce. 80 Fs-t lh The Cfy
New before day March AsILDsicd New
Iogt, - s-y o. seytelbcl, IS.
lsvdinW T. N. sARkoF,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

TESSEssEE.-Governor William B. Camp
bell declines denomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

este II the County Of hereby PER
having claims JOHN HELuE, e Of the CITY SE
Physician decreased prceut with vouchers
o. 10 the ,ghscbers the oe OF Charles Omsted No rs
sErEs the City New Yert before the hrsi ly a
nox-Dsted ORR, the 9gth d1y OF sorember, ls5l
MARY y. HELhR. (Adniu,str-tir,
d iaEfrnws CHARLES OLMsTED Administrator
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pRoFEssoR MoRsE's INvIGoRATING

II
THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Of which this medicine is composed has engaged the medi
cal OF London PARIS and the chief cities Of Europe
Its virtue has been tested and proclaimed by the highest
the Faculty of those cities and testimonials have
been presented 10 it, deoyerer by the Academies Of Med
cine OF London Edinburgh Paris Berlin and Vienna Dur.
ing sojosm in Arabia Petres Professor Morse afflicted
with fever brought by intense excitement and
imprudent e1eTtioDs in toTd of the year which
dehed his Wedge OF curative mess and Tor some
time threatened fetal lnnsnn. Shiek Of one Of the
pared from the roots Of herbs common TO mountainous
zion Of the country which in few days not only restored
hun vigorous health but ed the strength Of his
stitution ip a marvellous de gree.
THIS HERB
IL OF the principal ingredients usedn making THIS COk
and Manufacturer Mr. Morse NJ D. New-iork City. lts
tie only infabe remedy discovered for Nervous He'd
and Mind Complaints It is the mental Pysie, long sosSht
administer a mind diseased" In OF Neuralgia,
Headache Vertigo pain in the OF the face and the
various Of Nervous Affections Will produce cure iE
astonishing abort period Of ie and w also remove
Depression Excitement Tendency 10 Bush Residences
Seeplssntts Dislike Of Society lncspscty for study or
Bu, ness Loss of Memory Confus on 0ddnes Blood TO
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility; hystsr', lsdeeis
or Wrecbedncs Thoughts Of SelfDesruciion, Fear "
Insanity, &C. IL viii increase and restore the sppeue,
strengthen the emacised the health OF those who
have destroyed IT, induce continued ana equsn-
unity Of spirits, and prolons hte.
Prfrors Of complexion consunptive hshitssrr
stored by the Of bottle two 10 BLOOM and VGoR.
changing the skin from pale yellow esy color TO beiu-
Ne assure die reader that the usos; relsnce r1sy b.
placed In this Cordial in the Of the mades mentioned
above and ao Of those heh follows yE Los OF Mu.ca
lar Energy General Prc.Tston- lrltabtty and al er-
yous Affections lnds Sug sshn-n OF the LAYER. &c
TESTIMONIALS
No Newspaper would hold the isny cerkcses and tessi.
monies Of gratitude 10 the Proprietor were We a. 5erty TO
publish them.
-l..inR a liberty 10 u.blisl l.eil
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~yyETRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER

ggY-Nev-Ysrt 10 Hasron, Pa Pare q 1s-P.1
o,neement eommenc.ne November Is lSf2 Leave P'eI
E Ecrff River asisy for EsstoD and snisrnssiisie
rl.e,, AZ AN " NJ ard AS PM snd for soncrvtne
nIBP.h. astaTnns, ksve Phaapssurr al sn1s l. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w and ANNOY RAILROAD 10, PHILADELPHiI
rcn Per No J. North River tost OF Bs,tsrypaee az ~
O'clock, neon. BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Fsrs LIST
class cara $3 q class 20 Returning leave Ph,ds,sis
from foot Of wairu,-st, atsP D. fmgrant Lioe steam
hear ATLAS, froTn Pier Ne. l. al SP. NJ. fxe, o. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
ss,. ofhe Comfy II Yort uce hereby 70 ~
,op aim. ssinsi II. estate of DANIEL DONEGAr late
ofhe Cts Yo deceased 20 prc-~n the vh VOueh
es the subcrAsrs at hel rs'sncs No S oh st.
loTk elre the SD jag Jane ac1LDsed
New Yoft, The ed day Of Decenlher ls6e
JOHN MARA. lr
az laSGmE CHALEs SooSAS,
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ToLEDO, NORwM.K and CLEVELAND

4 RAllR0AD-open ior passengers bstween Toledo
Nd Monroeye. qTa.is leave daily (e1eept SanaSy,)
isisws: lssro Toledo a. A NJ. leave McnrOeye al Il
r. "a trsins continuous line Of railway XiA Cleveland
Hn Shelby, between New-lsyk. Boston Sna Chicaso
The dreet Ere from Cleveland 60 Moaroevi,'e will -
open about jan. -Oree Toledo Norwalk sai CLAW
IL X NcswalS, o, JAM 1883
Y. b PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
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yslpe thereof therein expressed.
For freight CT paase c eHPEy No 4Boulins,re.n
STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.
LrOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Dons BIanSh D.! PORT srv WASH A5i
IkGIOk MQqhTs H1Cki s asw asS sDsnd1 seam.
Issi THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. Ii. HssgeTty, vii leave
ss New Haven Pier Peet.ip East River, :. ,oS.,
:: =: 4 % ssS:y j. j. AZ ra
Thursdsy Jan 90 Up n Friday Jan. Il, p M
Saturday, jan 2 y IN Monday, jan =, y, i IN Nm
Saturday, jam Jam g Monday 5s ' jaa
sases 70 convey passengers TO all parts Of the country AZ
persons forbid trusting The above boat on the account ~
the owners.
NEW-JERSE RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U s MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through in n hous-New-Jersey
IN y P H. io %, & SSeI.,andI: Leave;
70 Is ioI r., siss and u % for second elias.
BALmoRE WAsnik0rQN IN. and
earned IN the 81 NJ lines from NewYork with through
CONDUCTOR Passengers with baggage the ferry Is nin-
sscs before the trains leave
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOningt0D,
N for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW;BEDF0R0
and TAUET0N-Tbe steamers MASSACHUSETTS and
COMNODORF of this line now run regularly as hereto
.s r'f sunday. Rs
and stoninston o'clock NJ or on arrival OF the mail
train, which leaves Boston ASP NJ
The COMMODORE, from New York-Mopdey, Wed
nesdsy and Friday From stoningtsn-fuesdsy, Thunisy
' The MASSACHUSETTS, from New.Yok-.Tuesdsy
Thursday spd Saturday. From sioninston-nonday Wed
The steamer FERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at 2P N.
For freight passage, apply tire Office, No 10 Battery
place. or ON board the boats
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
clb W md :sRsGF sTnT
Benjamin Brayon leave alternate days Sundays ex.
eeptsd) from Pier No r., near the Battery sttP H.
For freight apply board, a; the Office or Pier No
TIsDALE BORDEN. ASsuts.Nos 7oand II west-st.
(tANANDAIGUA g. ELMIRA RAILROAD
O-wINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Mon
day. Dec 90 and until further notice. trains leave Elnira
Mail Train at A M or on arrival of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting At Csnsndsisua with
sins on the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester Buf'
Day Express at $40 PM, or on arrival Of Day Express
en BY re.erenee TO the Of the and
Nsw-YofI, Dec 10. 1859.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road
i will be completed to Pittsburgh by December LIST amer
which ali Foods consigned their Agent at Phadephi.
win 40 through, without trsnshpment within Seventy
% at 20 the s the
en waters facilities not TO be received any other rouse
which Goods Be forwarded the Interior Of the West
srn States by Railroad at the lowest rates. and In al cases
Without ''''S WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Phssa n ss 70 fIt.'n'ss NJ, 100 NJ,
Brown sheetng Woo. &c rs cts per 100 fbs.
81 Clas-Coaee, oaeenswAre' Heavy -,., ,sr.
eth Cla-Bacon Lard Fish .o5cts per 100 lbs
Nc Conuission charged for forwarding Al
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THE wONDER Of The WoRLD!-p,E DE-

Il vINES'S COMPOUND PITCH LoZESGE!-Ths
great rsroedy last discovered Consumption can %
cured; Asthms viii Be the ssngs that were aud
Ccnshs and Colds the parents Of hat fen disease thS 80
cfcn tzipss the homes Of lad vanish ss y
magic before this sovereign remedy. -.
This that whcA has 80 long been sought fr and .. n
al ith offered to the public certain ears tor ooax~
Colds Hopping Cough Group, Asthma and onslmpaon.
and will any where lungs sufficient are leit 70 ss
tam hfe cheek the alteration, and rsse the PATIENTS
health Price 45senis per box.
Sold By GEO r. MILNE, Ne. 2i5 FLtoas, bssok'yA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
CANDSs HOARHOITND COUGH SYRUI

~ -Orly Il. cents A eesghiful and szre remedy Tor
Cough Hosrvsnrss ConSznpgion, nc, Nhoesae aaa ke-
tail, st Ssn3ss Mammoth Drls Sisre. No u Jsnesst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
Californin.-Nr.RLY COMPLETE.

Wings haesg RomsnI Distinctive Free Sosbso
ssAIL Cars r-Ysas, IL; Mays, Va o-Abssst -
Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

Prersred BY ~. MORSE, NJ II, s.d soT ssie ~ CHA.
n HING, General Assnt No 10, Brosiwsy, NcwYort %
whom AL orders rruss DC addressed In Brooklyn, Milne,
No Si5 Euoa-st
IL put ~, highly ocncearsted in pint bces with the
neme blown N the gas AID sold toS g. per b9its tor
Si2; e2 the 1o1
Entered according 20 Act Of Cor -Tes IN tie ye is' ~
Metcslfe More IN the Clerks Oice 81 the Distract Cc11
for the Southern District Of the State Of Sew-fcfk
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gfsamboats anb Railroads.
RAILROAD-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct.-U. 8. MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-1hrougb in n hours-New Jepey
Railroad, via Jersey City, leaving NewYork Of andy
md 81 p NJ from foot of COurtlandt St Leaves
Philadelphia same hcur. foot Of Walnutst Fare reduced
10 O. for first csm and q 30 for second class .,
BAITiMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
sold In the above lines and through baggage
carried ip the 81 p NJ lines from NewYork with through
Conductor Passengers with baggage the ferry ID lin~
otes before the trains leave.
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LET FACTS SPEAK ron THEMSELVES.

LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear What the celebrated and distinguished Dr. Woop, Of
Massachusetts,, says OF 1t -
WoRcySTTg, Juae l. 1853.
DEAR SiR-lt gives pleasure inform you inst one Of
my patients while in Boston. procured Of yOus Cordial
which be tells he has taken two weeks and that he Is
entirely cUrtd He already looks Ike person who
60 short time since looked pale AID thin and sArcs-
" able 10 crawl around th1ughtit scsrcy possible iot
him regain h tai srenEth and faculties; hs casa
wa ON extremely bsd prescTbed the usual msii-
cine used IN such in the Hospital bu they OF
eject In the time my patient bad procurei Of
your Cordial which effected cure. am sAsied other
MEDICINE ooul have done shall ever warmly recon lsns
il Whenever opportunity The inventor in my
ycuuSer DAYS wen renoInhr being consd ered Of
thc slc physicians in the United States and hNi
heard his Cordial highly spoken Of but Of tbs
iucreduloas its merits Until wss unexpectedly and
Satisfactorily convinced 10 the contrary.
Irrns.p ysry tvly yours Il A. WOOD. BID.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoningto
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
CtANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD
N-WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Mon
day Dec 60 and until further notice. trains leave Enirs
Cor Csntpdegus, az follows;
Mail Train at 2 A M, or on arrival of Night Express
Train from New-York, connecting At CanaDdsgua with
trains the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester, Buff
fslo and Niagara Fails
Day Express at $40 PM, arrival OF Day Express
from New-iorh The time Of leaving New York may be
reference the of the Newly and
Erie Rairoad. WILLIAM q. LAPHAM, Supt
New.York Dec. 10, 1852.
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$500 CHGI.I, E.TIis, s. S;

hhtcyer concerns tic health nntl happiness
OF apoop!c is nttall times of lie mos, valuable
impof'ancc. take il for granted that every
person will do ALI their power, to save The lives
of ler children. and that every person will en-
dcavOr 10 promote their own hcalll, Al all sacri.
fees. feel tito be my duty To scemny assure
You That WoEhis, according 10 The opinion OF
the most celebrated Physicians, are tho primary
causss of u large majority Of diseases to which
children and adults are liable: if you tnvc ,ln
appetite continually chansenbe from one kind
OF food another, Bad Breath, Panin The Sto.
mach, Picking ut The Nose Hardness and Full
ness of the Belly. Dry Cough, Slow Fever,
Pulse rcInefIli'er tlaa;, these denote
Worms, q you Should nj once &ss,ly tie remedy
gEOi,r2,s;sG!s's EgIs%rtss Syrup.
An article founded upon ScjentiSap Principles,
compounded with purely vegetable sa,S ianccs,
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be
given 10 the most tender Infant with decided
bcnoiicinl effect, where Bouci Complaints and
Di"rrhGa have made them weak and dcbilta,cd
The Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup are
such, that il stands without an equal in the caia
loSuc Of medicines. in giving tone ana strength
to The Stomach, which makes it an Infnlllble
remedy for those afflicted with Dyycpsia, tie.
astonishing cures performed by tins Syrup nftcr
: Physcian# tyS tIilci is the best evidence ofils
superior efficacy over all others.
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combined, fact that can easily he established,
and fully proving that scientific preparation
will meet with Their quie; approval wheik pre-
sented even in this form.
That this med t;s1etss i'll cure Liver Complain,
md Dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using il
directed. 1t acts spcri'iriiv Up"u iitr Slu-
Iuach ana Liver; il Is preferable To calu.nri in
all biH,OHS dtScdNc:-li.r effect j. Immediate.
They can be administered 10 female or inian,
with safety and rciinb!c benefit Il! any time.
BEN ARE or COINrEitrEITS.
Ihis medicine has attained that high clarac-
ter which is necessary for all medicines ioaiIain
To induce cuuntcricilcrs 10 put InIih spurious
articles III the risk oi iil: lives OF those " Ip are
Innuccntly deceived.
LpoE 'ccN IL Mc mH'h$ oi IT, cc"Hinc.
They have The written Signature of G.. NJ
JACKSON upon the wrapper. and hi, name
ri0uS.
For sale WI."l",alr and Retail nj The
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No To Arch STREET, onr ,!onr below SMih
Ph,lahrl Ih!a; aud hy respectable dealers gene
rally through the country.
EDh'gc<,.- Reduced.
To enable all rl,ss,,N "i Iuvu!iI, /" cuiny lie
adyart ,ycs OF iI,ir great restorative powers
@i.sSIn EsulII" - Gents.
Also Tor sale by K. :. MEL!.HrT,
Druggist. Sumt"ryiir. :. {.
{ 9? Wholesale Agent for t;rnrgin, south
and North tnrniiuise
li\Nli.iND, l!ARRNil. 4 CO,
Dec. % l5il. Chari",t"n,S. {.
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SOUTH cI,R0LINA
temperance Advocate,

THIS Paper having been removed TO Cpun
den. and placed under The management .lnp
control of the subscriber, viii be puhlis he'd re-
gm!nrly cvsry week and after The 9th Janua-
r.,
The paper is designed as the Organ OF the
Cause OF Temperance, embracing ere,ry Order
nal organization. Il will he miscellaneous
family Journal and Agricultural Paper. aud the
aim ol lhc present proprietor will hc TO IT. Ike it
i'll every rcspct worthy The confidence mu! sup
port. not only Of Tcmtrcnncc Men, but olthe
reading public rcn":aiy'
1t is earnestly E0poi lat nj! who feel IN in
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ilncncc 10 accomplish lis permanent establish
mru.
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Subscriptions or six inu',s!.s reserved al the
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pNy the order and dH letters by mail are cx-
pyctci to be p~,Tnii.
LE Those Who have paid The former pro-
ri"pior IN aLvalioc for the year lS5i,, will he
Furnished, wllI the paper uni! Tie time for which
lhry iayr paid expir,s The accounts for 1882
having been transferred to tho subscriber those
who m.r IA arrenr" will oblisc him by rcmi,ting
the amount in@.iui n. Address.
THO !. W:tRt,i.N, Camden, S. G.
December Il, l552. If
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sin, and The LIct ,lnl il m:ty be rrndi' scp.:Ea-
ted from the siomurh Of the cali or Ok ana t.l.d
for experiments in Artificial Digestion, or a. y
remedy for discusses Of The &tCmtlGlI, .,ul de-;
cicni secretion of Gastric Juice.
l.y Gal, Oh The Agent and get :, dcS cripliyc
ti:cnt'lr, gratis, giving large ,:HipuiI! Ul SCI
rn!iNc Evidence. similar 10 the "huvr, together
with Reports ni Remarkable Cures, from all
paris ul ii!r United States.
Ms \ DiSrEp.5lA GURNR.
DR.. linughton's pErSIN has produced The
most marvellous Gil, cts III Clming c:,-,S OF De-
bIly, i.inac,tion, Nervous Dcc.iur, and Dys,
lcpnc Consumption. II Is impossible. lv give
lc details OI CNSeS IN ihc limits of This a. cr-
!-cmcml; hui authenticated ccil.iiyalcs have
been given al I!oTc ihAu '!W" Hundred X, mari.
able Cures, III l'ladrl !il Nnv ur.. and
Boston alone. These 'crc nearly "!i desperate
eases, and lii, cures W"rc MOl only rtpn! anu
WUuicriul, bui lrrutuuu!
II a"r,ul Nerlui!s Nu,i!Ul and iGlr.icu'ar-
Is wsrlui t"r tendency - iiiinGs disorder, Liver
toHi iiniuI, Fever a!,i hGH., ,oiii IA. yilci!.cis
of QniuiEc. Mercury and ull"g drugs upuu Tia:
Digestive Organs, amer II long sickness Alap
ia. yNCe.s in eating, AIN! i' too lTr" ui ar
rut Splits. II almost icco..c!!ya licn!ts v!,ll
imtcmprrancr.
Di.D STOMACH COMPLAIN
lhrrr is no form of old Stomach tom, ,r.iul,
winch II does mol seem 10 reach and rrrnryc III
nucc. No MATTER Huw bad ihry Gu;,y be-. /. nil,s
Uatam rniij 4 SiH2ic Goso rAr,,x ali ihc
HHyh".GMt "yMgiomS; ;u! il ui!ly needs 10 br
repeated i1r Il short ;I,nr 10 n.hn 'rSr .,u.H
ri.cri' permanent. EHrHy Of HoodaD ! iaor
~ H"iY follow nt once. 1t i wTIlcUI"rvau i
lent il cases ot NaIs"a, Vomiting, tsyIupf.
NnI"uc-s at Tie pit Ul the Stomach, di-lr.s .,r
eating, iow, cold static ol Ia" Blood. lr.S il, s-,
iowi"'aS "i Spir!ts, lysnDndrucy, Em0cH,iiuu
canUrsS, tendency Ia iIsn!ry, SuICi.ic. 80.
Dr. !L"n"lIi"n' r'pyiH. i sgii Is ururiy uil
The dealers !" 'inr lrugs ana 'oimIr }iaoirinrs,
IL, d. Il q
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This is lie most dilicul, Worm to destroy Of
u iIini inicst .l.c human systcm, grows 10 an
almost Indefinite length becoming so coiled and
aaieaed TO the ln;csincs and Stomach cittcting
The hcnIth so sadly ~ to cause ST. Nlus Dance
Fits, &C., that those n fl!ictcd seldom if ever
suspect il'ai il is JniC Worm fastening them to
.u early grave. In order TO destroy this Worm,
very energetic treatment must be pursued, il
would therefore be proper TO take to Of my
Liver Pills so rs To remove al! distractions, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in doses of Tablespoon
iuls ) times Il day. these directions followed
have never been known 10 fail in curing the
most obstinate case OF yIlc H,Tm.
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At the Old STAND or $. x J. cilal.

At THE Old STAND or $. x J. cIiml.Er.
q - 5 y T. NJ. Gil lB EK +
E5g'FF -: :, - com'jnn" the CA"RIiGE-
~ 1---z-z-BNHiNHHN At the above
siand-No. 80 aud 10 Wcnlw"f.h street.
harlcStun-whCro lhcy VIII tc pleased 10
exhibit to their old friends ard r,s'o! ,"rS
a vcry extensive STOCK Of NrIirIcs, com
prlsinm those oi ihrr own ulanu!arturc,
together wIlli various other styles usually
found in lhIS rnarhcI. Their nnr HrpuHii,-
aucc wih tbs market as manufacturer,
and dealers wli rnnh.c lhcm 10 olir orca,
inducements 10 purchasers both IL styles
and pr'ccS.
August u, 1872. ii-tf