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CorroN PicKER.--A. II. Burdine, Of Pa
Aola county, Miss. has invented machine
FOR picking Cotton from the stalk, by which,
It is said, one hand can gather rs much As
two without It. and In much better condi-
ton. ....
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HEREBY offer to dispos 8

NOTICE. HEREBY offer to dispos 8
~ of my contract for carr, ing the Mail
from Charlotte to Camden, TO any person APP
proved of by the p. o. Department, from the
time Of agreement. Such person will have
the privilege Of running round from Iancas.
ter to Charlotte, by Mmroe, N. G., at pro
ratio pay for the increased distance IL they
choose. The Stock and Stages TO be taken
at fair valuation by two or throe disfntet-
ested persons, and ample time given for the
payment Of the same. Apply to
JAMES McEtvEN.
Camden, s. c. juno rs, ie-tf
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AN INDEPENDENT PAPER,

fomap
dcmnng the whi
may to n virtue and and with Cn3 blood flowing
when than reasonable or just demanded then we halt and ready break
awa the
The Ledger determined shall be complete
o be
make ;ai
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COM M ERCIA
LATEST DATES.
Charleston Markets.

SATURDAY MORNING, July 23
'CoTTON.-The sales yesterday extended
70 536 bales at from 9t TO II, prices con.
tinning full and holders firm.
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NJ. w. WALKER, NJ. d.,
Jc,o Dduids or Hebre,o Plaster in
AL

JcD Dduid'S or Hebreto Plaster in
North Carolina.
Messrs. Scovil g. Mead - have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst of July
lS49. was so bad that could not turn my
self in bed, and the pain so severe that |
had not slept wink for six days. At this
time my attending Physician prescribed the
"Hebrew Plaster" and it acted like charm;
the pain left me and I slept more than half
of the night, and in three days was able to
ride out ! consider inc "Hcbrew Plaster, ~
the best remedy for all sorts of pains now
in use.
G. w. M'MINN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
James NJ. richardson
vs.. In Equity.
Cyrus A. Allen and Lancaster District
wife Jane, Thomas Bill to Review and
Richardson, Jno Rich Reverse Decree for
ardson, Joseph B. Subrogation, Relief
Klingle and wife Mar and Injunction, &c.
garet, Mary Allen.
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that all the
Il above named defendants, reside without
the limits of this State, II IS ordered on mo.
ton of Williams, solicitor for complainant,
that each and all of said defendants do aD-
swer plead or demur to the bill in above case,
on or before the lst day of October 1853,
otherwise judgment pro confesso will be or
dered against each and all of them. ..
JAMES II. WITHERSOON,
Com. Eq. l. d.
20-3m Printers fee 81.
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A VIOLENT hail and thunder storm occur
red at Beverly, N. J., on Friday. The N. +
Church was struck by lightning, and nesr'y
demolished.
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A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

Read the following testimony from Phi
sician.
GENTLEMEN-Your Hebrew Plaster has
cured me of pains of which have suffered
for twelve years past. During this period
labored under an affection of my loins and
side, and tried many remedies that my own
medical experience suggested, but without
obtaining relief At length | used your
Plaster, and am now by its good effects en-
tircly cured. will recommed the Jew Da-
vid or Hebrew Plaster to all, who are suffer.
ing from contraction Of the muscles, or per-
manent pains in the side or back.
The people of fGeorgia have but to become
acquainted with its virtues when they will
resort to its use.
Yours, truly,
NJ. w. WALKER, NJ. d.,
FOrsythe, Monroe County. Ga.
To Messrs Scovil g. Mead, New Orleans,
La.
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of
Ibe the price, osubscn
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helping We told that have done WELL but will
Address, BAILEY,
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ALSO,
DR.. RONG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH
PTT,T,S

A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Cost!veness, Erysipelas, Disease of
the Heart, inflammation and Pain in the
Ches,, Back and Side, and all diseases arising
from deranged state of the Stomach, and
to relieve the distress and bad feeling from
eating too hearty food, in weak and dysper-
tic habits.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Thomas Richardson
vs. Ia Equity,
Cyrus A. Allen and Lancaster District.
Jane his wife, James Bill to Review and
VI. Richardson John Reverse Decree for
Richardson, Joseph Subrogation, Relief g.
b. klingle and Mar Injunction dc.
garct his wife, Mary
Allen.
TT appearing to my satisfaction. that all the
l. above named defendants, reside without
the limits of this State, IL is ordered on mo-
ton of Williams, solicitor for complainant,
that each and all Of said defendants do an
swer plead or demur to the bill in above case,
on or before tie Ist day of October 1853,
otherwise judgment pro confesso vii! be Or
dered against each and all of them.
J. ii. WITHERSPOON,
Com. Eq. l.. d.
20-3m Printers fee 81
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IN New 0rieana, on ihs ith Inst. BY the
MossfRsyersnd Archbishop Blame, ALEX.
ANDRR SAITH. H.. to GRACE LOUISA
only daaghsss Of ,. C. Dinnies. Esq. all Of
that city.
On Thardhy. she 7th instant BY ne Rev.
~, Beyd GEO. n BlGBY, Esq Of Able
sillA q sslss AlEgsVsRA, dsughter Of DR..
Archibald Ksyton, Of Anderon.
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LANDSFORD MILLS.

I CAN now say to the community that my
Il MILLS at l-andsford are in operation
and all who wish to give me their grain to
grind, will get as good meal as can be made,
and as have one Of the best set of Burr's
in the State, and good Miller, think can
make as good Flour as any other Mill, and
will be thankful to all who will give me
their custom, and say to the people, dry
your wheat well and then you will get a
good turn out and good Flour.
JOHN FOSTER.
July 90 "a If.
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MARRIAGES.

Till Hymen Lro't hisloye delighted hour,
There dwelt no Joy in Edep's rosy bower!
The world was sad.--the garden was aw lid
And man, the hermit sighed--tili woma,
smiled CampbeR.
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Garden Seeds.

He is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, VIZ pr Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, DR.. Rogers Livcrwort and
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, Dr.
Haughton's Pcpsin, DR.. anarchists Ute
rinc Catholicon, DIR. Aliens Vegetable Com
pound, Dr. Little's Family Medicines, Lou
den g. Co.'S Family Medicines, DR.. Keeler's
Family Medicines, DIR. Hobensacks Worm
Syrup, DR.. Hobensack's Liver Pills, Colleton
Bitters, Eppings Sarsaparilla and Queens
Delight, Railways Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DR.. Tobias Venetian lin
iment, &c, &c.
All medicines sold at his establishment
are neatly labelled, carfully packed, if desir-
ed, and sent to any part of the town, or to the
Rail Road Depot, free of charge.
The qualities of the medicines warranted
charges as uniform, and as low as good med
icines can be bought at any establishment in
the up country.
Orders respectfully solicited.
z. J. DE HAY.
March 80, 1853. ' sly.
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ORIGINAL STORY:


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TINE undersigned having entered into a
l. copartnership in the city of Charleston
under the meme and firm of
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July 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

a,,.aI l. t,s AT ,,tev,taa ,sL.,. as ~ aaw srpessl
,len neuueute,, had tho ehlei .""'na"' ~ w" ''s
sians Ia the ne, r.ai.si ani "d "eh 'sN''n 10 "'s
h,R,,e ste,yd Ca, ,eaie,s vii 'pNe'NhT' W." nave
tn lnaj nt nanurnhnin wNs brought hi W." previous
s,remc, aed that was surpassed thai ''s hH h'FFpNa'
Ia .ome ua,rpu,,ed nuht neas h,alasei anl that nnef
r.,ia 4, ,.,s.u eJ che iu,hs ihls haiip az kalpya
,,y ,u,ps eu, :, have been me,ui, imaginary Tho o
uat ,f pannenhr,p Ia transferred ~ oe"''se, sni I,
ase. ue, sppens that there haa vol been any se'oas
,e.sese between The icn wing ol Tho ia'hS aud Tho
,lpht wing ei Tho Rnaslens
On, dispaich aluo states that omer faahA ia moving
an talatrh The means Of course that ho Ia throwing
troop. nc,oss the Danube In that vicinity ualaich Ia
tun la Moia,la about four hundred inilca ffom Wild
din aud Ia tho hoad of ship navigation III The river 10
Ia situated between tho river Lcfcih aud truth aud lie
r,elt ON the road from bucharest Ia Jnay Turkish
lrco thrown across there mcnacca Gorchakoir sloft
nnnL nnd cuta "a his communication with his base OF
,,c,s,,ous This Is precisely the movement which
indicated some time since M that which, II made Win
sufficient force would be most dangerous TO the Kus
sisps There Ia now means OF knowing whether
Omcr pasha has at command there any considerable
body of troops but the Turks have given the world 50
many surprises in this campaign that we are now ready
TO believe that they may have powerful corps ready
for this mancuyer though have not before heard OF
IT. Even without this, we consider Gorchakof e1-
pulson from wallachia as more than probable. But
if the Turkish General thus intercept his retreat
he may destroy his army altogether.
Thus the Turkish plan for the campaign be-
comes clear, and justifes itself by its success
though this success seems thus far rather to be due
to the splendid bravery Of the little body OF 9OOO
men at Olenitza than to the superior strategy
of the commander inchief The plan is by front and
flank attacks to crowd up the Russian line, to de-
stroy one corps after another to cut of their com
munications with Russia and thus TO rOut them en-
tirely The advantage decidedly in favor OF the
Turks and we see no reason to doubt their success in
this campaign.
This, however, is not pledge Of ultimate triumph.
1t is somehow habit of the Russians to be beaten at
the opening of war. 1t was with the Turks in
1929 it was so in Poland in 1885, it so in Circas-
STA and SO it is now in Turkey. But this luck is wont
to turn The old Generals being used up, new ones
come upon the stage, and fortune goes over to their
side So it has been in all the above referred to
and so we fear it may now prove at last
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.yonx DAILY TnlnINE WEDNESDAY r'vEM"E" 80 1919

a,,....,, Ns.. w. t,st stas lhs hatfssta bn'
er.ss .isls vi ~, h,eni lha, b. w'' e"1" st"v
,..,rlu.ss i,ae n,dlef, md hiead ~ up' De'l"
jelsss.s a,e relatively sea,ee 'bis nms "" s''"
raj hst,g ~ ~ Arkansas, jasl transit, fe9 no"
~, iieusa ~ Ihe senate and Ha,sp w. "''7b
~ ,Lip, hath tnmoa,ats That Ia e9l tbs fair r"P'
,lnu .fihiu naonrNa aud sniafp,iaog family Peoiap'
We have overlooked ono
Of kfsaas ihsfa are fha,iss y, Oat1 ~ ibs
House eow nesa,or) II Michigan .. Dssd Dioassj
Of the same rie,e and . A"d,s" 81 Ohio Al D"'
oofnis
OF MiLtrs there afe--i HmiM CDemj Of indises
. LL. a. (Whia of Missouri both In tho iion's
OF ste,euss,. hiei. H. @phsns (sori Of Wbig) turns
up onee moro from Georgia he Ia clever and has good
lnet besdesil with Haor l.. CDem) Of Michigan.
We believe there are no more
There ia no Darts Ia the Senate since Honest John
retired but two new appear this time in the
Home, l. jain g. (Dem) OF lndanai and 2 TAomas,
late n Gsrrisonian Abotonist, now Pierce Soft from
Rhode Island II Thomas has snapped OIL the cha
racer OF an honest sincere outspoken philanthropc
priyate citizen for that of Member of Congress, we
think he has made therein the worst bargain OF bis
life.
The two Stanfons-Riohard IT. OF Keatucky and
Ty,deyick p of Tennessee returned to the House
Roth called Democrats Or Henry is not elected yet,
but attends as managing Agent and general persuader
for the cas-power Pacific Railroad.
There are two UashJurs in this House,. Lrde',
yr Of Maine: 9 E. B. Of Illinois. They are brothers,
and of the best sort of Wings
OF Lanes, there are in the House James H. OF indi-
sna, and Gen. JosYh, Delegate from oregon-bo'h
Der,ocr,ts and we believe related.
Tbereare two Chdses this time-l. Salmon r. (senate
Free Dem) from Ohio; aid q George ". (Whig)
from our State.
OF Taylors, we know Join L. (Wbig) of Chic and
John J. Dem) of this State; both Hunkers as regards
slavery
There are two Hdrises-l Sampson w. OF Alaba'
ma; . BRey p. new of Mississippi. They are both
ornaments of Strengthening Democracy.
There are two Ritohies in the House.. Thomas
DEM of Ohio q Darid (Whig) of Pennsylvania
We note but one CLARK in this Congress-to w.t.
Samuel of Michigan not single White flor the new
Member from Pennsylvania often called White is
named UTae; y and though this is very green Con-
cress only one member answers to the name OF Gree"
TO wit, Frederick ". of Ohio and he, however
green as man, is not now green Member.
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The Governor OF South Carolina sent his Message to
the Legislature Yesterday The chief points are given
in our dispatch from Charleston. The funded debt of
tie State ia $l,S7O,9S6 the assets $5l75,5i2 The
Governor recommends subscription of three quarters
of million to the Blue Ridge Railroad, and the estab
Islment of an improved system of education, with
Commissioners of Public Instruction. He desires that
the U. s. Supreme Court shall settle the disputed
boundary with Georgia The Governor is much pleased
with the behavior of England in the matter OF the i'm
prieonmen of colored seamen but does not appear to
say anything about modification of laws upon the
subject He winds up with stating that South Carolina
is well known to support Gen Pierce, as fair expo
nent of her doctrines regardless of all local disputes
and struggles for spOils.
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THE TURKISH WAR.

Though we have no details of the battle fought on
the th inst by the Turks and Russians at some point
near Oltentza there is every reason to place implicit
confidence in the telegraphc dispatch received by our
correspondent at Liverpool just the steamer Allan
tic was about TO sail That dispatch will be found in
our columns this morning its import is that the Turks
were assaed on the 18th by Prince GOrchakof in per-
SON. at the head Of 1000 he had brought up from
Bucharest, which place he left on the sth and that
after hard struggle they repealed him with consider
able loss driving his army back to Bucharest There
is no doubt Of the substantial truth OF this dispatch
since it comes by way Of Vienna where everything
represented AZ much in favor Of the Russians posi-
BILE and where rumors Of great Russian victory had
been circulating Indeed 1t ia saie to that 10
much less than the truth
The fact that GorehakoG himself marched from
Bucharest 20 O.teniizn distance Of - miles for the
purpose Of dslodgng the Turks with all She fofes be-
dared 70 withdraw from That point fn be must have
taken with hin every b. could spare for Tho pnf
poss-gives pretty good indication u HE dispose
bic means sad II bic postum spd chances in general
When c0n usAndsfp eLisf MN pfstsnds 10 commend
81 army ~ sofas hundred sp1 Try ih"ss4al mss can
ohy biilg n D ~ fspsl stsst IN his tsstsf sftsi
BE vanguard les been dfi5eh ~. aaa phsh bun bic
fssts are nshsfsg sAd u is ese4ssstt ~ him " 81
promptly sta sfsss1y >, Sims sinner sAss hls t'ts'
.ie isf lailef " niss Lss bses ei,sh mi, Z" pes -
ass ssss4fs1 itsm aes' skssisly ven Fshsbl,
ss'e n sAess Sss,esssss ste itss ~ l's present. ~
t.s.s ~ 'stssy - "a ,s'sfsssses e',ss y, ~
b 80. $500 s'sS tssRsA gsss,s ytiss Us p.l4
-, s''s' \ Ss,y f.. i.e pe,isel, $50 s.'
.t.s, -. sNsSFss ~ ~ ee.f,os as Fs>,iqg, .,
p. se3ss,ss t>''ss ss-tsesi.., ~ as ~ ts.l.
-. ~. - = - ,ssss P..>s a ss4Sfs. sas w.
80 :. ~ = s's.s.s ~ fsta. 4. ..e. " ~.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
CHARLEsroS. Tuesday, Nov.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Nov %, 1853.
The Legislature of South Carolina assembled at Columbia
Yesterday and the Governor delivered his Message day
He states that the funded debt the lst Of October was
sls7oss6 and the assets s5l755i2 Recommends sub
scrpon of s75OO0O the Blue Ridge Railroad the estab
ushmen of Board of Education and The appointment OF
Commissioners of Public instruction Relative to the ques
ton of boundary with Georgia he recommends submitting
it TO the decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
He saws the cases of Manuel Perera and Reuben Roberts
ooed are settled and adds that the conduct of
the British Government in the latter stage Of the proceed
ncs was SO entirely proper and respectful as to claim con-
ciatory spirit in the Legislature Oh the subject Invites
attention TO the French Consular Convention in reference
to the French holding real estate in Carolina And con-
cludes by stating that it is well known that the Legislature
supports the distinguished head Of the nation as fair expo
nent of South Carolina principles dsregardng all local
disputes contentious for emouments and spols OF Office
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ARRIVAL OF JOHN Mitchell.

The steamer Prometheus arrived at one o'clock yes
terday afternoon. She brings the celebrated Irish Pa
trot John Mitchell, with his wife and six children
Accompanying Mr. Mitchell, is Mr. p. J. Smythe, who
went out to bring him home. The whole of these dis
tpeuisLed E1iles are in excellent health and spirits
AS the Prometheus came up the River she was
boarded by Messrs Meagher and William Mitchell the
brother of the Patriot
The meeting between these friends in sorrow and
persecution was affecting in the extreme Tears Of
Joy were shed on both sides
On nearing the wharf the news OF tho arrival OF Mr.
Mitchell spread like wdfre, and ships and piers were
literally swarming with the immense throng, who
crowded to give him freemnn's welcome
A number of guns were discharged In honor Of the
occasion, and cheer upon cheer rosounded
The river was alive with boats. IN which were many
friends of Mr. Mitchell AS fast as Quo boats load
elambered on board tho steamship. they were followed
BY another until NJ length the decks of ho rruetkeua
were covered with one dense mass Of human beings
Aiicr an immense amount of eeaggaiastiea. the
party umuggled ashore Ia carriages saas Ia
readiness.
Tho vehicles dte,e elt AZ rapid pace toward tAe
ilsmiea Terry amid che seafs VI Astiilssr aai shs
shea's ei tho reresee shsY Wsse essssisa ,, aA Iva
mssss shieas VI rsss'ss whe estss sAs sssstAsa
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PUBLIC FEIING.H.
CELEBRATION OF THE TWENTY THIRD T,d AS55ir
IFRSARY or THE POLISH REVOLUTION VI

NFRSARY or TIE POLISH REVOLUTION of
TIE s9rH Nov. ieJe ,,.., 4.
Last evening the above Anniversary was ceseora,ss
putsaanso Of a call from the Committee OF me -
b,uo,yntic Society, al Ne 80 Hroomes'. he IAN
m. citing Was tss,sully dccorAed over the ehAi -
srstcnaoa tho rolish Nationsl Flag. showing 80
earle 90 rod groand above the eagle MAS tne la Y -
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vet cstl die Erss lac II tho foish naiionAi .r "
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the Hair NAY restored without the Of greasy esens,e
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VurAptr STATEN Island PROPERTY AT AUC-
AlrrKr H. NcoLaY will sell Tais DAY % " o'clock The
AsRhsuf ENchsrg ~ eligible Cottage sos containing em an
cie 20 8 ssrs each These beautiful villa sites situated on ne
So N siar Island the Richmond Hii plank road nd
,ut n Nsndcrhs Landing There 10 not more drsir
40 rrr,v 10 found Staten Island II Is located on the
hsA steurd ndos extensive views Of tho Nsrows Long
toncy Island hover Ba the Atlantic Ocean sandy HOOK
the hsrts - Ncvtsnk Last NcwJescy heyPoit frnees
Ta a. ls' surrounding country The sale will be per mp
~ 10 he Cash close aud the title
rtnshe Ter photographic maps and fall particulars apply
AtfARTH II. NicoLAY Aucionecr No 20 Walls