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Australian Lecturers.

THE American populace seem TO have been quite
carried away Of ae by the lectures Of Mr.. FRANCIS
MEAGHEn pronounced Mar on the subject of Aus
,ralian resources, population, institutions, customs,
manners &C., &C., &c. From T.eicesiershire Eng
laut) Mercury which has been transmitted to us by
friend. we perceive that one Mrs. CmlsMoLN is pro.
,ucng the same effect among ;he British plcbs. The
main point of difference between the English lady
and the Irish gentleman seems to be- that the latter
has had only such access to Australian experience rs
man in the Tower of London would have to the
workings of that great metropolis, while the former has
had years of actual insight into the matters Of which
she speaks Mr.. MEAGHER, q prisoner escaped from
Australia comes over the water, nsiructs the Ameti
can public aud works the masses up to rap,urous
applause. Mrs. CHISHOLM, an old and skillul col
oniscr, carries along her British audiences with
scarcely half thu furor. Our notion is ia, the old
folks at home (mcaning Of course the good Anglo.
Saxon stock from which most of are sprung)evincc
in this, as in many other things, far sense and
discrimination than do their Amcrcanized relations.
Here TOO, by :hc last papers, we find that Mr..
RICHARDS has preached the same theme. As he Irs
never been either Australian prisoner or coonizer
we suppose his success will be based upon the fuc OF
his being ahl,. To know things ut distance. This
VIII be, to his gaping listeners sufficient EVIDENCE
OF marked sagaci,y and decided ability TO ensure him
crowded houses for al least one season. Oh! the
gu!libiliiy Of these same Republican bpeds
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Remcdu for 4 Couch.

HAVING recently suffered from most violent congl
which clung to us for several Weeks and knowing thai
many are at this time laboring under the same aflct
ing disease, we offer to them very simple Treatment
which rave us speedy relief II iS this: Keep pie re
Of flannel, partially saturated with Granville EdrioH
upon the breast, changing it from place 10 place as
tho burning becomes too painful. At the same time
take JAYsEs Espccturant according to the directions
which accompany each bottle. As n relief we have
found this lust medicine fur efFccual than the
hoasted Cherry Pectorals which now seem to he a
the 60. Try it-you will suffer larm if you derive
no benefit from its use. We could not speak thus con-
fdcnly of preparations which contain poison so nc
tive as Prussic acid.
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Two Queer Cases.

THERE is an old gentleman residing in our vicinity
who has reached the age of seventy having anlasscd
some property. lived we'll and raised considerable
family Of children, who has yet written re-
crived letter
Thcr. is another, about fifty or sixty years Of age
who has always possessed sufficient bodily activity
and mental strength to attend to his matters, wl,c
has never yet been to either Augusta Hamburg,
distance Of not more than twenty miles from the place
Of his abode. In fact, we have heard some say thai
they doubt whether lie has been more han twelve
miles in any direction.
If any of our brethren produce citizen wlc
has been Of less service the pos,oficc department
than The former. or one less curious about the world
Of men around him than the latter, will agree tC
treat 10 thrips worth Of anything that may be ca H.
cI for.
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RANGERS DIscHAELED--Thc Brownsville
(Texas) American of the lOtl, says that, on Sun.
day last, Capt. G. r. Lewis company of Rang
rrs was mustered out of service near Browns
yillc after six months faithful service. The
American adds:
On taking leave of his men Capt. Lewis made
them spirited and eloquent address, which, We
are told. melted some If those hardy woOd>nrn
even TO tears. We take pride in saying that no
rrproarh can be made of this company or its
commander during their term of service though
they have had M encounters with the enemy. we
doubt not they have prevented by their presence
the pcrpctralion Of ou;ragcs III their neighbour
hood.
'Ihc other two companies, under Capts. Shaw
and Davis, have also been mustered out of ser
vice and returned 10 their homes. We under
stand that the services recently performed hy the
three companies of Texas Rangers will, for the
future, be filled by portion Of the Mounted
NI11s-' -'r,r--,----'.-i-.y--..,hn- -froniilr-Reccnt
adviccs inform us that this efficient corps have
just carried into San Antonio number of pris-
oncrs captured during Il recent scout. The
Rifles have won lasting fame for courage and
good service.
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THE INDICTMENT OF WESLEY AT SAVANNAH.

THE INDICTMENT OF WESLEY AT SAVANNAH.
We find in Parson Brownlnw's corrcspon-
dence from Savannah 10 The Wing, a reference
to an incident in ilie life of Wesley, which cilu r
We had not heard before or had forgotten. AZ.
Ter noticing the lahOrs and success Uf Wesley
at Savannah he says:
The descendants of Mr.. Weslry's prosecutors
arc still living here, the Williamsons and Caus-
tons lie publicly refused to administer the Sa-
crament in his little chapel, To Mrs. Williamson,
niece of Mr. Canston. for which fierce prrse.
rution was raised against him-a prcsrnmcnt
was made by the Grand Jury, containing ten spc-
cifralions or counts, charging him with break.
ing the laws of the realm, contrary Ia the peace
of The sovereign lord the King his CROWN and
dignity" These specifications were:
81. By speaking and writing 10 Mrs. William.
son, (rrlatve 10 her mrropriclies) against her
husbands consent.
@ BY rcpclng her from tc Holy Commu-
g. BY not declaring his adherence TO The
Church of England
A. By dividing the morning service on Sum-
day.
). By refusing to bap!ize Mr.. Parkcr's Child,
otherwise than by dipping. except the parents
WOuIu ccTuly IL WIS "cah, aHa iol 'oc W oc'I
j..
G. By rcpclling VIM. Cough from the Holy
Communion.
l. BY refusing 10 read the Burial service over
the body of Nathaniel PnhiIl.
s. BY calling himself Ordinary of Savannah
O. By refusing to receive Wm. Aglionidy, not
Il communcanl, as godfather.
TO- BY refusing Jacob Mathews for the same
reason, &C., &c.
Mr. Wesley made his own defence, or appear.
cd before the Court three different times 10 do
so, but could get no hearing. 4 minority of Inc
Jurors defended him successfully, and there the
matter ended. Their paper transmitted TO the
Trustees for Georgia vii! be found in his Jour.
nal"
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Rex. = q. Whatlev.s comrnunica alton.

IN the article published to-day, from our estce med
friend, the Rev. E. L. WnATLEY on the subject Of
Temperance Legislation, We find the following Ian
guage under quotation marks:
o"But it would be imposing upon tic liberties of
tie people to pass such law
And again:
81 Blu, the people will not submit 10 the law"
The manner IN which these objections entered
in Mr. Ws. piece for the purpose of refutasion might
naturally lead the reader suppose that we had used
them in some previous article, particularly as the
writer at the outset Of his argument mentions his
dissent from our views upon this subject. This i'm
preston we oil course know he never intended to
make. as the language has not been used 10y us. We
only mention it now TO say that such ia the case,
without taking any ground as 10 the soundness or
uascundncss of those objections.
We gladly publish H. friends views, and should
be glad to hear from him again. We do not differ
with him as 10 the evils Of ncmpcrance, hut only rs
to The means of suppressng those evils We are
moral-suasonis:S, while he is n legal cocrcionist
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Death Of Cen. Eaupa.

In the death of this gentleman, which occurred on
the 29h ult, South Carolina has lust another OF hel
most true and useful sons. it is event to be de.
r!oret, not only in the section to which he belonged
Bnt throughout the whole Stale. Gen. HANNA served
his District efficiently in the State Senate for some
wears Apilie time of his decease he was Solicitor o
the Eastern Circuit, ii, which position he had proved
himself an upright, active and capable officer Ills
fellow-members of the legal fraternity, on'te circuit
to which he was attached, have signfed their sense
of the loss they and the community at large hare'sn
tanned by his death, in appropriate md feeling reso
lutinns.
Our good and energetic men are dropping of, ore
by one May their places be filled by Successors o
equal merit!
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BALTIMORE, March 80, 1853.

The following appointments have been con-
lirincd by the United States SrnaIc:-
Colonel Mycr Jacobs, Surveyor of the port of
Charleston, south Carolina and John J. Martin,
Esq, If South Carolina, Secretary Of Legation
at Peru.
Daniel S. Dickinson, Collector Of Tic Port Of
New York O'Cunnur, New York District At
iornry Fowler, Postmaster at New York ; Gem
rral Dix, New York Sub-'reaSury; RcdrId,
New York Naval Officer: iiillycr, New York
United States Marshal, and Cochran, Surveyor
OF the Port of New York.
Brown, Collector at Philadelphia, and Miller.
Postmaster of that city.
Joseph Sierr, Collector at Pensacola: William
Gillespie, Receiver at Jarkson: Mississippi, and
Samncl d. Hays United STATES Attorney, for
Texas
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Peach BoEERs PLAsrERED Ur.-IIaving in
my garden very vigorous peach tree, and OBJ
serving that it was very much affected by borrrs,
especially in the forks of its limbs, began TO
cut them out. Still was afraid that this ope-
ration, 10 be performed in many places. might
inurc the tree, and as l*d some very fine. al
most pure white clay prepared, plastered the
limbs of the tree with it, and closed, when the
pIastcring cracked in becoming dry, the cracks
10y rubbing them over with painters brush
dipped in water.
The pIastcring became hard enough to with
stand the effects of rain Tor several weeks, after
the clapse of which all The borers were drad.-
The wounds caused by them, healed quickly
over, and the tree is lis healthy as it can be.
N. E. Farmer.
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CUEE FOR Too7HAcIIE.- James Datson
of Aardrc, says: Gum Copa when dissolved in
chlorotorm, forms an excellent compound for
sluling tic holes of dc,aycd teeth. have used
it very frequently, and the benefits my patients
have derived from it have been truly astonsll-
ing The application is simple and easy. ]
clean out the hole, and moisirn Il little piece Of
cotton with the solution; introduce this into
the derayed part, and in every instance the relief
has been almost instantaneous. The chlOrofurm
removes The pain, and the gum copal rrSsts The
action of The saliva; and ~ The application is 80
agreeable, those who may labor under this
dreadful malady would do well to make trial
of it,
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AWFUL CALAMITY.

The startling intelligence reached this pa.c
Yesterday morning, shout 10 o'clock, (says the
Chcraw Gazette Of Wednesday, that the Jail
of the District was consumed by fire, together
will, all the prisoners confined within its walls.
This report MAS soon confirmed by the following
letter from DR.. Craig, Clerk of the Court TO
which we refer for particulars:
CHESTERFIELD c. H., March 30.
DEAR Sin: The Chesterfield Jail was con-
sumrd by fire this morning, about o'clock, de-
stroyng The lives of eight persons. The fire
was trs; discovered in one Of. the front rooms,
uscd:as cook ROOM When first discovered it
was then too late 10 render assistance TO The
prisoners up stairs, sulliccn, to enable them TO
make their escape.
The names of those consumed are Mandaville
ii. Hall. Robert Dickson, John Parr, Francis NJ.
Hall. Wm GroomS, and Malcom Martin, prison.
crs Mrs Martin. wife Of Malcolm Martin John
Martin brother of Malcom Martin.
The last two were on 4 visit 10 Malcom Mar
lin. James w lowers and Richard Dickson,
were discharged ycsteaday, so they escaped
w. w. Campbell was in the debtors room, and
was turned out in time TO be saved. Every cX-
rrion was used TO save the lives of the prison.
ers and building, but all failed.
Yours, Sc. &c. CRAIG.
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HYMN E NAL.

MARRIED, in Camden, on the 2ed ult., by R,r,
S. W. Cap RS, Mr.. ALBERT II. FAREow, Of New
berry, to Miss MARGanETT ANN, eldest daughter of
Mr.John Z. Foy, Of Camden.
MARs,Eb, on the 9th ut, by Rev. ". Bodic
Mr.. WIS. III. WALIxGTox and Miss FRANCES
RlTcnIE, all o ,hi. District
MARRIED, on tho oath ut, by Rev. D. T. Brun-
son, Mr.. ROBERT cNsar,lAM and Miss MARTHA,
daughter of Mr. Jeremiah Src, r. all of this District
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Tho Genuine Yorls.shire.

A friend has sen, US the following specimen oil TIT
Yorkshire dialect which he tells us was taken dowr
hy an attentive listener, from sermon delivered years
ago by the Reverend Mr.. CURTIso Of Ohio OF course
the preacher was 90 Johnny Bull'' of the most IN
questionable stamp.
Hour heyes, hand hour hears, hand hour hunter
standings hare almost hall hundcr the Influence o.
the Ilarclect of ell, while are hin an hunregen'
Grated state"
That, We mink. is even little worse than the
"vhip'' and "wincgar' of our own Elislo island
gentry.
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SAD AccrDEXT.--Wc learn that 4 serious ac-
cilrnt. attended with loss Of life, occurred 1T
Social Circle on Thursday. They were adding
Il sccord s'"ry to The Dinner House. and mad 30
far comp 'c:cd il that half of The roof WAS covered
in From some unknown cause The whole fell
H. buryirg in its ruins, and instantly killing Mr..
William Carter, one of the Eanls empl"yed on
the building. Mr.. Carter, we regret to learn,
leaves Il wife and seven c!iildrrn who were de-
pendent on his cxrrlons for support.
Cuusliiu,ionalist g. Republic, Sd inst.
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How TO MAKE IIoMIyy BREAKFAST CANES
Mash the cold hominy with Il rolling pin, and
add little -four and milk batter, 30 as TO make
the whole thick enough to form into little cakes
in the lanl ur it may he pnt on the griidle with
spoon Bake brown, eat hot, and declare YOU
never ate anything better of the batter kind.
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C1TTON PROSPECTS.

George G. Henry, 4 well known commission
merchant in Mobile, and one too f;rorably
known for correctness in his estimates of pre-
>ious cotton crops and prices, in letter to the
rdi;or OF The Cotton Planter, estimates the
crop at 100000 bales, and adds:
Should the receipts run up TO 100000, the
crop has been then nj least 250.0O0 bales heavier
than last year. ] have doubted, taking all
things into consideration, if it were really
heavier. Last year ut least 100000 bales of
old cotton came TO hand, which, depressed
throughout the cotton region, is held for other
Years. This crop will loSc'lha sort of aid, IL
will all come forward, | believe, -, do not
know Of any feeling in favor Of holding cotton
b:ck in the cnn".:-!y' anywhere.
"Well, with all the favorable concurring Gle
ments if it is found the crop will not exceed
100000, middling cotton, Think will 60 to 7d.
before the lst of July in liverpool: and if the
worms, which made pretty respectable COM
mcncemcnt last year should acquit themselves
with their usual taste and impar;iatv, (and they
are fully due this year, it is the seventh since
1860 why prices will go TO s or Cd. for mid
G.ings next fall.
Midilings which We sold this time last year
for G3c, we are now selling at s l-2r., and such
were selling ut the same time in Liverpool at
i Id and We're at last dates, selling at ISL.
this ycar-a difference here of 3-4c. higher,
while these Prices are equal TO . 3-4c. higher.
The pressure of our receipts, and our anxiety
TO sell, put US lower than VIC. shoul be evident
" if these recc fss could have been di!fuscd
throughout the year.
think, therefore, the prospects of the cotton
pIantcrarc extraordinarily prori'ious; that cot
ton must advance this season further, and prices
will also bc good another year.
How much good depends, as usual, on acci.
dents, If the worm does his seventh years
WORK, l5c next wear will be 4 common prise"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-04-06

A DlsGEAcEFuL Riot orcurrrd at Williams
burg opposite New York city, on Tuesday
evening. A mob of white rowdirs attacked Il
culnrrd church, smashed in the windows and
doors. and beat, most unmcrcfuliy. several po.
lice officers who attempted TO stop their lawlcss
proceedings.
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COMM E R CIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

correspondence OF tae huVeI1IseF'
HAMBURG. April Cd, 1858.
CorToH-nurihg the past week our Market has
been quite animated, at full prices Transac,ins
have been but few, owing t" the receipts being light
AMI h. hrrs firm, and Withholding ,lrr lots from tho
Markets. We quote salcs to-day at 61 to lU1 cts,
as extremes. Market firm. ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-04-06

VICE PRESIDENT KISG-Thc New Orleans
Pirayunc learns from Il sru'enS'rt. arrived from
the 18Th n.ilnn. In cnnlpany with Jul &c Shar-
Key, Consul at Havana, he visited Vicc.Prcsi.
drnt King at MAtanzis, aud found him greatly
improved, and his health nearly rea:uFrd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-04-06

CONVICTION roE MURDEE.-At the High Cour
of Justicary, Edinburgh, recently. John Will
Iiams IN American, was charged with the mur-
der of Andrew Nla,hcr, lol-keepcr, on the Ash or
9Th December last on the iurnpike-road between
Cleiknmin Inn and Toll, parish Of Lauder, Ber-
wickshite, bv inAicting various blows on his
head, face and neck. He was likewise charged
with robbing, the deceased of snuf-box: to-
bacco- box, and a pipc-pin, Which were all arti
,cles on the person of the deceased at the time
h6ne6a f6s night % Il saS safSsafsa s IT, 5ei1e5g1ag
Ler his daughters went out in search of him,
and found him lying on the road side, and the
prisoner beside him. The clothes OF the de-
reascd were all torn, and he WAS nearly naked
about the breast. There was great deal of
blood on his head and neck, whiuh were dis6g-
urrd with wounds. When they went TO seek
for assistance the accused ran away. He was
pp:c,eaLcI the Tuesday FOL Owing, and on be-
iny questioned, he said he had killed ths man,
aid that the devil had tempted him. lie said
he did not think they would, hang him. but, if
they transportc,s him, it was just what lie want
I'd, as he coSIa not get back to his own country
any other way. The jury found the prisoner
guilty., and the court expressed concurrence in
the verdict The. Lord Justice Clerk sentenced
him to bc executed 1T Greenlaw, the county
Town of Derw;ck>hIre, OIL Monday, the l4ih
March.
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"NowHEEE but in Rome" writes m Amrr-
can traveller, +" have seen the body of the pcn-
Pile living in such poverty, such sqnalor and such
detection. One looks almost in vain for the re-
spectacle middle class. These arc in prison, in
exile, or have pcrishrd on the scatl"ld or the
field of battle. Cardinals ride III nnrirallcd
state, but the streets are filled with soldiers,
priests and bcggars."
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Subscription Receipts.


TIE following persons have paid up TO the time
,flixrl IN their names:
J. \. Burnett, tn 9th March 1854.
John \. Lott. to C;h Mar -.
J. p. Cu.lam, To Gil, March "a.
DR.. James +. Adams, tn Sih Feb 81.
r. Burkllaltcr, I" 2O,li Mar 'jI.
W. l.. Anderson, TODD April 81.
Jarrett Wise, to 18th Jan 81.
J. I'm Sc;gcr, to 18th July '5",
Elias Mccarthy, TO 18th Feb '5i.
NJ Murra to ljil March 53.
Mai. r. Watson, to Sth April 'ji.
JAS C. Coleman. to LIST Oct '33.
Sampson Sullivan, To 9Th Feb 81.
John +. Burriss to 9th Jan III.
a. Lewis, to 9th Jan 'i3.
7. l.. Shaw. to Sth Feb ~.
John Curry, to Sth Feb N
Wm. Wheeler. To 9Th Ian "a.
James Edwards, to 9th Marc! "a.
Thos. S. rowrr, tu 18th Dec 80.
Or. \. J. Creighton, to 9th March "a.
l.. y. Brooks, to Slh Feb '55.
w. C. Rob .rtson, To 9Ih March "a.
B. e. Ryan, To 2i March 81.
john W. Tompkins, to 9th Mar 81.
Chs Carter, to ad March 81.
Thos g. Reese, to 5th April -.
Samu ] Edison, tn 9Th Mar '5i.
4. j. Ra:nbo I" Sth Feb 81.
Thos Carson, to 9Th Mar ~.
Ivy Sa,lller, tn a5th Mar "a.
NJ w. Coleman, toa 9th Mar 'i4.
j. f. LoyeIcss, tos9lh AIars'5l.
.Ja'Tcs ". Co!rnHr;s ttr :
Washington Wisc, to 2Glh. March 81.
Gcorg, Vines, /" 9th March '54
Mrs. Caroline Coleman. to 9Th March i53. -
Ira Crom'cy, To Goth March '5i.
John n. Fair, to 81 March 81.
Maj Wm. Danitl tn S,h Feb ~.
Startling Turner. TO 18th Nov So
r. VI. IT"lsonhak", I" 9th Aug '53.
Wiley lI"lscnbakc To 9th Aug 80.
G.. B. Bas,on. I" 9th Mar 81.
s. L. McCrackrn, I" 9Th Sept j3.
c. W. kary, to lit Jan. 81.
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New ORLEANS. Mnrrh %.

A terrible steamboat disaster occurred in Tex
rs last week. The steamers Farmer and Nrp-
tune were racing, it APPEARS, in Galveston Bay,
when the boiler of the Farmer exploded killing
the Captain, Chief Engineer, and thirty Of the
crew and passengers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-04-06

DEATH OF NlEs. FnLLMoRE.-Wc learn from
onr trlrgraphic correspondent that Mrs. Fill
more. wife nf the cx-Prcsidcnt, died at Wash
ingtUn on yesterday morning.
[Carulinian, 3lst ut
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Nowberry General Grocery

FISHER e. AGNEw are the men who keep it, and
they keep it well supplied at that, competing with the
Columbia market $50 unders,and) in their prices
as we'll rs in the quality Of their goods. Turn to
their fresh advertisement
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ClaaDmsan,s Cotton. Gins! f!

XNE still make these best Of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended 10.
inquire of Mr. ToD HILL, Edgc6cd c. H., who
will keep on hand one ar more Of these Gins for
sale Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Colcman's y Roads, EdgcGcld, sc.
Sept Is If IS
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Military Election.

AT all election held in Lexington District on the
18th ult., Lieut.. JAMES VI. BARR was elected Major
of the upper Battalion, 18th Regiment South Caro-
lima Militia.
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I ours, very rcsprc
Beech Island, s. c..

P.S-IIayng piece Of a sheet left, allow me TO
f!l it cut by saying, that 4 fear of trcspIHsnS on
your time and space forbds a full discussion Of this
subject. a word in regard TO the manufacture of
Liquor. regard ns unjust, the war that las brcn
wascd against Retailers, tothe exemption of Whole
sale Dealers. who send out fiery flood Ia drlugc
the land in crime and am prepared to show that
they, rather than the Retailers, are the guilty par
ties in this business, though both have done evil
enough; far more than tongue c:n tell or pen dcs
cribr
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The hast ns Soda Wafer.

LET those, who intend furnishing our thirsty
hroats with this pleasant beverage during the coming
season. look at CHARLES CLARKs briefadverlisement
and transmit their orders 10 him in good time.
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Save your Tam Bark.

rTNIIE Subscriber wishes to purchase quantity
i of TAN BARK and RAW HIDES, for
which fair prices will be given III Leather, Shoes or
Goods NJ. w. CLARf.
Cocnan's Y Roads. April 4t ~