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z. CROWNS

Essence % Jainatcn Ginger,
NUS Essence Is preparation Of unusual excel.
lence. IN ordinary disrh1a, ~incipient cholera
in short, in all cases Of prostraiion of tho digestive
functions 1t is Of inestinable value During the pre-.
ra'ense Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
Of %childrtn, II Is peculiarly ehlcaoious; no family OK
individual should DO without 1t.
CAUTioN-Be sureto got the genuine Essence, which
isprcpared only by F.BRowS Athis Drug and chem :
icai Store, AZ =. corner ofEfrh and cheSagt.sfreefs
PhiadephiG, and FOR sac by all the respectable Apo
thecaries in the Unitel States
.Soldby NJ 2. Krieder, in Lancaster; E. KALI, Rush
vile, and by Druggists every whore. Nov. A
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WEc1EnN NEW LOhk
y0TIEGE 0E uEALWu
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NO. 1Ui WalA btEoete uuNalog NJ
p. -
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fnnumi mn neutrality-suspicious. afTVmunM
lkkfTlNIk IITNIlHtHIpNt mITNNM
UnahDnn tnvhthA .tu mAA.u1n
l The many cuTss Il e making
ALL ovER THE WORLD.
has Pow become az sriI n'd'sns ~ Js-as S's's~A"
ypnnsx.
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4 how, Ioss ;isndlHG g. Ps.SLa 4. Tsii.sFS: Jsii-
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S Satisa, iSs l RsusHs utterly uHAO'''' @0''' 'o'm.0ns o. W most
HrTrERTo NctR ARE. 3
n INV ,,.,d, To M, ,.msd,- and Phy,,ci0u, ma. h publoly,
and privately witA PssieSt success. 1t any one %hS has Sc
h y ~, = sy%P p r Fl DfS ansis o. iv sn{ ~ sTna rSSs, reep "Ho""s
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE.
to %Dsrf0 rat Z shs ri system vt and let I:t t ss. Afce :, q .Ia 4 Sa,.s . AK
deah, ict them lust use dis remedy Ia ssnson, and q ssoSvefy,
2 SUR. Ist,hsm TX Z At any ,lnIs oI.hia disease, and sesTS
"' ~ swry
-. N . unAsS- IT, n.s.;
compliance, Il stands alone no other article can relieve goS:.
Bee Psmphls.
DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM, -
wonh LuGk; wsaknsss Of thss kahHsy., &C. o. Haam%s;l So
madicin: and ! enre x niway, \ res.uE AZ n, ma M s.snds ~
~'1'o"D 81" w - 1r1rnrv ~ " "'
"a, ..oh ,ou,,o,.,. M Ia e, S...ns...sa, .e -. Eu.,.
hahs. -
IRREGULARITIES. suPPRKssToNa
painful msnslruations, No article has svsr been offered except
y nJ TaG Tno would ,. touch ". ~ 2. as5a1semsSar IA = my
permitted 10 do 80, could give
TTTnns u.,rra
!. proor ar cur., IN M Ii.srs..;n, M. N coynrl.,n,, q.
PAMPHLET. Az broken down, debIitated constitutions, from
The effect o. meseufyl WI find the Tracing power Of thu antn
Gle 70 act immedlAisiy. and the poisonous minssal srAdicasd
The 2 distinct psepsrtles which compYse this nrtiels, mani
Iet thepseiyss InItlcuiary n The application Of te com;
v ISsn par aS 2 lS For c.sts SaH.' , ~ SoS ~ Sssn w S.ss 4 hs "a
~" u I "TpTa,u porarYcay snr,rr
CEkrA1M AGENT,
which in all asease. o. arrangements Of the ssnaI. nsss.
sGscted q cu.e' TLi. root q indigenous 10 orT soI. and ionrj
In large auantities, and a. o medicinal property. stands win.
.ior = = x dSch y y , ! whoa ! = y M, " Ell SS%p Psmsdy s y 2 pssp -
d~e6litated ismnle Il e Suie. and he Sysisn viii Be- natofsi
TO- health b., JIG nse.r
r0r ths Ie ns o. AZ s{mpss9eno IN Da', Hn;nss siten : on IrsSs
often occur both to married and unmarried fsmaiss. and Re.
Meye: those periodical distractions which srHs from takinS
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Galnnn

Total S2l0 90
What was the excose for this $50 miles
Journey, and was that tavern bill made up
after the model OF the New York and Gin.
oinnati bills against Kossuth - Athens Mes.
SenOpr.
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LlnUORS.

DRANDIES, Of the best Vintage; Wincs-Port, Ma,
10 dcria, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whisley
London Porter, schotch All, expressly for the sick al
Scriembcr z. KAUFMAN & Co.
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NEW ADVANCEMENT,

HAVE removed my ofice front allmadxe,s Bloch
y to Fostcr,.s. Building. second door, and continue IA
,giy4 my un1yided attention % the rrtfisment an
eoleohonc 81 claims In fiirfeld and adlolninf ~couutio'
Lahsastce. Novse2 lSe2, J r. MUNayaH.
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ORANGES AND LEmoNA.
4 Few Boxes Just r~eceivpd ~ the city city Drug
store. EDWARD L. SLO(UM Q
Lancaster Iina 90
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Brushes! Isru4hcs.

HDAINT Brushes, all aizeF, shoe Brushes,
4 Hair do; busting do: White Wash Go
cloth do; Flesh do; Scrubbing do; Feather Dus'er'.
Sept7 Just received at KAUFMAN Co.
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no, ron

TIME subscriber has Just received at his Jewelry
il Shop. one door West Of the TAllmadge Rouse, :
lot Of COLTS REF0LPERS, which Pc WI
sell al reas onahie prices. YATES
lancaster, mar .h94, 1903
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Uncle Toms Cabin
"A ND "Uncle Toms Cabin as il is,'' for sale At the
1Acity Book Store, opposite Skaters Hotel, by
November lO, 1852 JOHN SEARLES.
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PAlNI,s. nnN. 80

slA0 Kegs Pure White Lead 5 bbls Venetian Red
~VO 10 do Red lead, I do yellow OcIre,
8 Kegs Dry White Lead, 40 DO Linseed Gil.
10 do L~i.harAge B do spisrurpentine
l00 lbs Chrome Iireeu. . 10 jspan Vsraish
loo do do leliuw 4 do Copal 10
20D do American Vernillion / do SUP coach doSe
ust received and for sale al the city Drug Store late
G q. Back. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster. June 26. 1851
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NEW ROOKst

NEW EooIksl
al the city Book Store Opposite Shmr,r,s
Hotel Lancaster, ohio,
USr Observation-Disclosures Deeds Of Amoric,n no.
=. r4 ~ Nls,Ns IN a Block house the Observation-Disclosures
,sr, me Analrsli9n cpntive and the Gold Regions nirL
0'ar;oa r sro,1s Pictorial history Of California, TX.
Frank Freeman's Barber shop, tho Mia Re-, ,fp = I
20 Young Men, History of tho Mexican War NS'nc'
leon And his Mars ais, by ]. g Headlev. Mail mp.
OF Woman, Life Of the Empress Ioscphine'
April 20. Holm re-
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MORE PHYSICIANS, TrSTIMoN

We, the undersigned, Physicians Of Cincinnati. cor.
tliy that DR.. Wright's statements are entitled TO the
ullestrconiidence ofthe public, and can rul ~ corrobo.
rate what he has said, having used m HAll's pAL.
SAM in a number Of cases, VITA the lappiest eiIecls!!
j \ LAWSON NJ. D.,
WM G.. SMITH NJ. D.. ,
il JOHNSON NJ y.
The Gnruine signed 20, r.. BAKER CO."
For sale b. o W. KrGiner and T.. L. S'ocum, Ian.
caster, March ", 1904
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THE F0ET1cAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON
hsslAN, Thompson. RirRo White, Moore. She,le,
~ Topper. Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Heman'
and Poems Of AmeiA. all Tor sale az tho city boo
store, opposite Sheiiars hotel, by
April %. JOHN SEARLEs.
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PWOSGENE LAmpS.

n economy, eomiart and svoidinr crease ON Car
PETS, &c. They only need being seen to induce any
{ 10 purchase them. The public are invited to cal
soc them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster Jun@ SO. EDGARDL SLoCUN
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WTHE TApE WORM -

This is the most difficult worm to destroy Of al that
infest the human system, it grows TO an almost indef,
mite length, becoming SO coiled and fastened in the
i~ntestines and stomach, efiecting the health so sadly as
to cause st. Vitus Dance, fits, etc that those afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that 1t is Tape Wornt hasten
ing them to an early grave. In order to destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursued,
i would therefore be proper TO take 6 to 8 of nv
liver pills so as to remove all distractions, that the
worm syrup may oct directly upon the worm. which
mu' 4 be taken in doses Of two table spoonsful three
times a day; these directions followed have never
been known TO fail in curing the most obstinate cas-
of tame fU0fDr.
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GKOcEIgiEs
Eirt. I,rnnT tIninl.

NiOCOFATE COLOR cheap and durable Pain
= Tor outside work, just received at
September ?. KAUFMAN & co.
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rive I.ronC I'miut

NHoCoLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Paint
for out side work, just received ut
S%eptrinher7 KAUFMAN & co.
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
.1n0 boz. lust received end for sale al the CRY
SUU DRUG STORE. L. l.. SLOCIN.
Lancaster, June % 9
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EDAPER-A large lot Of cop, Letter, eommer-i-i
4 blotting and counting house paper and RSarii
Beoka 81 all Kinds for sale AZ the city book store, or
April 90 JOHN sENRLrs
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sA.eAM goE = 1uN5e,

EAlEAX FOE G[3 LUNGS,
nor THE CURE or
Consumption. Decline, Asthma. Brnnchifis; Wasting
ofthe Flesh Nigh Sweats, Splitting ofBlood, HOOP
ing Cough, Difficulty Of Breathing, Colds, Coughs,
Influenza. Phthisic, Pain in the Side. and ali
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
10000 DOAGAD@ 8@W ADD
Is Z ron A BETTER RECEIPT.
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM. CALoMEL. OR
MINERAL POISON!
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FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of ali klndAand Cine books
"a expressly for Tho ,adlos, at the city book store,
april 90. JOHN SEARLFs.
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PLASTER or PARIS. &C
Barrols Caleirod Plaster, 80 10 Water Lime. 80
- ground Plaster, for sale by T.. D. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, june 20,
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1Oefhly Gazette.
THk ORfefSAL w AsHfNeroxfAks.-The

Iussaay mornius, Iuly IS, 1913.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all dseases or arrangements OF the female hams.
Obstruetions, din6snldos,. painful msngtrnaiien;, &e,l DO.
4. IaTre oHantitie, and a, 4 medeinaI nroneIv' .tsnd. sSiaL.
out an equal II forms one Of the compounds IN the pTepnn-
ton, which, M a whole. 10 the best remedy ever Eiven, tc q
TO- health by It's nse.
nancy Il allsys these Distressing and painful iOgblss whieh
often occur both 10 married and unmarried femhl6a, and ne.
moves those periodical obruetions which anus from takin9
cold, &c. a
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Biious Do.
eases, Lnfamnaation %. ne Lungs, Coughs, Coids, Hoarse.
ErSsssiL iNIgA SDsats, WeakneaS, Co.. for all these diseasss %
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sTANRERY & "a TRUMP

HAVE Removed their OHice ito the room formerly
occupied by Wm.J. Reese, Esq. immediately oppo-
sitethe residence of DanielSifford, Esq.
Lancaster, March 10. 1850. az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-05
BAR.R0OafS CLOSED.

Be it known to all whom it may concern, that the
bar.rpoms of our town were closed by order Of our
Council on the first day of the year 1S53-and more
OVER that no license has or will be granted for the
selling of liquor by the quar-, in any grocery store or
elsewhere, during said year
We have no hesitation in approving heartily of the
course our authorities have adopted in this matter.
The ncfarious traffic has undoubtedly resulted in
much and serious injury to the character Of our town
and 10 the interests Of citizens. Many there are
who doubt whether the cnactncnt will do any
good and we confess that We among those who
have Tears upon the subject But we sincerely hope
that its successful operation will soon REMOVE all ap-
prchensions. In any event, nothing could be worse
than the open-shop business which has just been ter
minated.
1t now behoves our Council to be on the alert
to preserve their ordinance invioate. Their effort to
suppress this crying evil will be estimated entirely by
the degree Of its success. If carried with energy
and determination 10 the achievement Of its object,
it will in six months time command The applause Of
its bitterest opponents. If suffered TO fail from in
difference and Incidence, it will be scofled at
absurdily
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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN RICHMOND.

a WRITER in the Southern Era, IA paper psblisled
in Richmond Va.) narangues the people Of that city
lenglhily and elaboralcly upon the evils of DRAM
shops Among other things, he says that there is a
mammoth distllcry in the place which is capable OF
consuming twelve hundred bushels of corn per day
and of manufacturing five thousand gallons OF
whiskev in the same tine-that there are some twcn-
tv.fve wholesale and retail houses where liquors of
all kinds are soG and twenty eight regularly licensed
ordinares-and, worse than ALL that there are at least
rJtR EE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE hells where the
sale of spiruous drinks of the uieancst kinds is ILL
city carried on, day and night The annual loss to
the CITY in the decreased value of negro property
this blighting and debasing cause is put down,in
round numbers, at forty thousand dollars
We once tasted a % hail.storm" in Richmond which
we considered least equal to the nectar of the gods
j, was got up'' in such exquisite taste But if such
beverages can only be had under system which
equally sanctions the Retail Of the most villainous
compounds, prepared to say, away forever with
even hail-storms, rather than be annoyed by their
rulgarn disgusting bastard cousins.
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np. wnnnw ARn ON TILE TaRIEF,

Mr. WOODWARD, Of South Carolina, delivered
long speech, in the House of Representatives, the
10Th Of December just past, upon proposition mads
by member from New York TO refer the considera-
ton Of the Tariff to Select Committee. The de-
batter celebrates one point especially, viz: that
permanent fixed rate Of duties is totally incongruous
with the progressive condition Of ouI country. lie
argues that would speedily result i'll the entire pro-
hibition Of most foreign articles, as there are many of
them, even now, which cannot compete with our
home manufactures and productions tby reason Of
the rapid advances of American skill,) unless ad-
mi,ted with but little more than nominal duty. If
Mr.. WooDwARD's position IN reference TO the pre-
sent ability of American Manufacturers and Produ-
GERS to stand their ground, in fair field, against the
rest Of the world be correct we should say that the
Protective System would soon be buried as far past
resurrection US the shade Of McDyFFIE could DESIRE
Furthermore, it is maintained by Mr.. w. that our
foreign commerce is becoming every year, less and
hess able to bear mposls. If SO, and il Free Trade
penciples are still to remain in the ascendancy, the
interesting question arises, how long shall it be before
this tendency of things will force our Government to
resort to Direct TaIaum for the purpose OF raising
revenue
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COMPLEMENTARY,

FRoM late number Of the Mercury, we extract
this week. an editorial in which reference is made to
ou. distinguished fellow citizen, lIon f. w. PIcKEss
1t conveys, in very handsome terms, richly mcriet
tribute AS a citizen of Edgefeld, We confess ila
its perusal awakened in bosom sensations of prd.
and satisfaction. And we lay brfere our readers
under the belief that they 100 will be similarly affect
ed By such illusions ~hnlas, in days past, rem
dercd them able, faithful and di.in,erested service.
Without meaning any disparagcmcnt of other as
piants, may be permitted 10 give as our opinion
that COL PIcKESs should be our next Representative
in Congress. But he has thought proper 10 decline .
contest for that position. And, nasmuch lie canno
be expected TO enter the field again, except, per
haps in The event Of other candidates declining in hi
favor the hope of receiving the advantage Of his em
neut abilities is, for the present, at an end We ar,
assured that only Edge(cd but the State alarge
deeply regrets that such should he the case.
The article from the Mercury is on q parallel col
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POISONED PUBLICATIONS.

TIE Cheraw Gusene offers some very wcll-iimcd
remarks in reference 10 work entitled "'Tlc Won.
ders of the World, by RonERT SEARS Of New York
Though varied and interesting it is designed, says
the Ga-cife, "to stab while it encrains." The OBJ
jcctionablc point is its enmity TO our Southern system
of servitude Without having seen the book, we are
We. prepared to accept the Ga=ces view Of it, as our
own, and to caution our readers against encouraging
its sale. Do we not continually the great mpor-
tance of establishing pure Southern literature to
supersedc and e1pc the poisoned trash which yearly
floods us from the North! And can we not bring
ourselves to make this idea one Of fixed South
ern principles!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-05
Stolen

ETR0M the Subscriber ON the night of the 2s,h
l. inst, a DARK MARE MULE. Of medium
size with her cheek, spit by the bridal when s''e
was being broken which causrs her to dive Ecr
mouth and move deep under water when drinking.
She is about III or y years old. in good order wi
taken oil. At the s,nlr time was taken c1c-ll,I
black Leather Bride. with large bright silver plated
buckles, and tolcrabe nn,ed Saddle, it bring of
fore leather with horn which is black. The Sad
die had no grlh to i. when t,kcn.
will give reward Of Twenty Dollars, for the
apprehension and delivery Of the thief and Mule at
my house, or any neighboring jal, or ha.f that
sum for the delivery Of the mule and apparel
Whilst any Information respecting the same BY lr.-
ter "r otherwise will be most thankfully received.
Address me at Fru;, Hill. Edge6rld District, =.
c., ~ miles North of Edgrirld c. H.. ...sE
o. w. ALIEN.
January 81 ~
sS Augusta Constituencies will please giYe
the above three weekly insertions, and forward .ae-
count tn y. w. An
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soIITHERN LITERARY GAZETTE.

Mr. WM. RICHARDS has recently left the Chair
Editorial Of this interesting Journal which he filled
with decided credit to himself, much amuscment and
no little instruction to his readers. We give him the
parting hand with the kndcst wishes for his future
veal.
Mr.. PAUL H.YxE, his successor, is young gentle
man of rare attaiumen,s and very sprightly endow.
ments. We promise ourselves considerable pleasure
from the perusal Of his graceful productions, and we
hope his efforts will be crowned with brilliant sue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-05
MAY A MAN maRRy5HIs WlFE,s SISTER,

This strange question arose at recent meeting oil
the Synod of the Associate Reformed Church. The
Synod very sensibly dismissed it. That Dcnomina-
tion, however, holds part Of its law That no such
marriage is valid. The Southern Baptist maintains
with ample nrgumeD. that even the JEWISH Ritual
does not Justify this canon of the Associate ci"rmed
Church, much less does the Christian Dspensation.
We had no idea before tlnt it was by any means an
open question: among Scriporiars even. There might
be good in prohibiting intcrarriase among
bood relations for this is unques'ionnbly of the
most fruitful causes of idiocy and other evils, But
The Introduction implied inthe above query, strikes Us
being fully absurd as we had supposed it to br
obsolete.
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AYTf.pROSrRIpTIVE,

THE Concord Patriot, (Which paper is published
near General PIER residence and speaks in this
instance having authority announces that The
President Elect is fully determined TO Judge for him.
self in regard to the men who shall compose his
Cabinet. (EIccllent) The States are reminded that
all of them cannot be represented therein. tAsonsh-
ing revelation!) And, what will be more Interesting
TO the rank and file Of the Great Uncrrifed, is the
assertion that there will be no prescription Of men
because they have in times pas. belonged to this or
that section Of Democracy. The Presidential . Sun
shall shine upon the righteous and the unrigheous,
so they are stamped with the broad Democratic seal.
But, as for the Wigs, "whcre HOW is Palmyra -
.. Oh, Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou RuncUl'
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GEN. plERCE,S GARNET.

THE lntes. intelligence i that Mr.. HUNTER of Va.
has declined tie Treasury Department, but would
probably consent to become Secretary of State DAN
TEL S. Dickinson, of New York, is spuken of as
Secretary of the Treasury, JAMES c. DoBr'N Of
North Carolina, as Secretary of the Navy, JET,
DAVIS AZ Secretary Of War, A. p. NICHOLSON OF
Tennessee Secretary Of the Interior, and Governor
SEYMOUR of Connecticut, as Post Master General.
Judge BUTLER has been mentioned in connection
with the Attorney Generaship-but, hearing nothing
Of this matter lately, suppose it may be IT an end
by our Senator'S own act probahly
by the bye, what is to BECOME OF DOUGLASS and
the Great Wesrern Democracy!
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THE WEEKLY NEWS.

WE have been observing this sheet for the last few
months with unusual degree Of closencss and this
We did, from the very evident symptoms OF steady
Improvement which il exhibited from time TO time
II therefore with confidence that we commend
it to the rapidly extending circle of our own subscr
bers, as most entertaining paper. 1t is as richly
worth its price of subscription (Which is 81 per an
NUM- as any exchange We have the honor Of number
ing on our list.
The "Weekly News is published in the city ol
Charleston by w. a. Paxton. The paper, type, &c
used in its publication are evidently of the best de-
scripion Its selections are tasteful and varied, and
its origins, matter spicy and not unfrequenty, strong
y marked with the traces Of sound thought and solid
oC,r
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one now and we'll therefore drop the subject Have
you something of present and practical Importance
to reveal to u, and hrOnS us, to readers gener-
ally! 20.
JANUARY am no ghssip, to stop on my errand
and cha, with every inqus,ive editor according TO
his whimsical fancies. So, without more words, I'm
of. Bnt. yes! There is one practical hint would
give both you and your readers. Remember that |
bring with me Pay-Day.' Gostraightway, then, and
settle your accounts MS best ye may, and satisfy your
hungry creditors like honest and feeling mon. Do
unto others rs yc would they should do unit" you
Exit January lcaring Editor in considerable doubt
phethcr in tucnty wiH girc heed TO has part
ing surreSfiOn.)