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Personal.

WE regret to learn, that several persons
have been offended an consequence of the ar
ticle in our last paper in relation to the par
ty. We stated in the article, that no offence
was intended, and we now say, we would
not have taken the liberty, had we not con-
sIdcrcd the gentlemen alluded TO, our pcrsou-
al and particular friends. 1t is true, we had
no right to speak thus, but depending upon
the intimacy of our relationship, we vcntur-
cd to do so. We here rcpcat-no offence
was intended, and had we thought any one
could have so construed it, We never would
have published the article. This is conccd-
ing all that we are able to, and if this is not
sufficient, we cannot help it and will abide
the consequences.
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uon' where not personally or pursely inter
ested In the Charlotte Road, would use their
utmost eXcrtion to consummatc this, there
can be no doubt. The Charlotte Road has
had more freight TO transport than the ca
pacitics of the Road could enable her TO
transport, still, when this road is brought in
to competition with that, the stock of that
Road must decrease in value. In either
event, whether the road be built to Chester
or to Camden, we cannot say that the latter
place will be benefited; but which would
do the least injury, to go to Chester or other
wise have Il line from Charlotte through
Lancaster to Camden! 1t may be Thought
we are provoking competitions 80 far as re-
CARDS ourSrlf We have no direct interest ut
stake, owning not one t;rrhing Of real estate
here; but we state PLAIN tactS-othcrs can
of others who try to throw cold water ON the
enterprise, and say it is all wind-wc tell
them now, and will stake any thing We own
on the result that THE LANCASTER RAIL.
hUAp WILL BE BUILT. mere is nOlnnH 10
prevent ii, and then where will we find these
noisy, empty garhlcrs, They will be weigh
cd in the balances and found wanting"
At : o'clock in the evening, according to
previous notice, the |. o. o. X. proceeded in
procession to the Methodist Church, where
a number of ladies and gentlemen awaited
them, and at the appointed time IN address
was delivered by DIR. Ga!luchat, member
Of the order. We do not rccolrct of any
occasion of 4 similar kind, whore such mark
ed attention was paid to the orator rs was
on this. Although the address had been de.
livcrcd at previous celebration, yet many
who had before heard it, paid rs much attcn,
tion to the orator rs if this were the first dc.
livery.
DIR. G. has already acquired considerable
reputation as an orator, and this effort but
confirmed the high opinion already held of
his clocutiOncry powers.
SO much for the news of the week.
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BY MONDAYS MAIL.

g. CoSFIRhATioss AM APPowrnExrs
Samuel Casey has been sehGrnad e. T,ae.,,
rcr Of the United States, r. Rn,t ~ = -
will receive the Third Auditoyshi, FAIL:
Bigger Is Register of the Treasnrv n q
'rcssly, Sub Treasurer at Charleston. vii.
liam McNulty, Postmaster at Georgato,y,,
y. u, John Il. Rosser, Secretary of Minne'
sofa, Richard Griffith, u. =. Marshal of Mis-
sissippi. ''''' ''''-
The Hon. Pierre Soule, of Louisiana has
been nominated and confirmed as Minister
to Spain.
MAzzIM-Aasices resolved by the stea,n
don. - -'''-
SrRISG AGAIN Cosvrcrsp.--Arthur sprinp
has again been convicted of murder in the
first degree at PhiIadelphia. IIc protests.
however, that he Is innocent
RHODE ISLAND ELscrios,--Tbe DANA
crats have carried Rhode Island. eleetinp
their Governor and Members Of Congress.
ARRIVAL or THE FL DoRApo Al NKss.
foRK.--The steam ship III Dcfade has ar
nyed At New York from AspinwaIi via Hay-
ana, She ieft the former pof. on the 26th
ult, and the latter on che LET inst. Mr..
Kings health was unchanged. lie was 10
have len Havana foF Mobile on The or Inst.
CNcIsEAm ELEcTIos. Cincinnati
election has resulted IN favor Of the lfiends
OF the School Law, and tho Catholics kaye
beeh completely defeated. A Democratic
Mayor has been elected.
BomER ExFLosos. Tho boiler Of q Rol.
ling siill Al Ccungton, Kentueky, las esr,lo.
acc, May Were dangerously wouadcd, but
none were killed -
SAILING or THR AsIA.-~.The Royss sIs,i
steam ship Asia sailed from New Yarlk ia
"wednesday, with $4,000 in specie and ilo
passengers.
AhKIvAL OF TnK AenEs--Thc GUARD
propeller Andes has arc fnt Boston from
Liverpool, which port 81, M on ,he 92d
ult Her news has beSb 6||6pated by the
Arctic y "''
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NEWS OF Lancaster for the Week end
ing April IL, 1853.

SINCE our last issue, good deal has trans
pred here. On Thursday last we had the
gaand Battalion Muster. Now these militia
ry paradcs we do unequivocally, undcnably,
enthusiastically and emphatically abhor.-
A man obliged to go on the old field (where
hogs delight to bask in the sunshine,) and
there wheel round, and face round, and dress
To the right, and dress to the left, and shoul-
der arms, Gold muskets without locks. and
sometimes without barrcls) and present
arms (vcry frequently stcks) and all for
what! Nobody knows We know abcat
as much of military tactics today, us we did
fifteen years ago "a boy of ten) when we
followed our youthful leader with wooden
gun or sword to fight the Indians.
After the muster, a Rail Road meeting
was held in the Court House, but rs the en-
e1ny, (the sun and fatigue) had obtained the
victory over us in the warm engagement on
the Held, we were unable to attend it, only
fora few moments While there, Col With
erspoon, Of York was addressing the meet
ing. His remarks were to the point and de-
delivered with enthusiasm We do not
Know who all spoke, but the great effort
made,was to secure the charter, and this was
easily accomplished, for twenty gentlemen,
whose names appear in the extra wo issued
leaving all contingencies aside, voluntarily
agreed to subscribe the amount which would
be lacking when the amount of stock al rea-
dy subscribed was summed up. There is
no kind of doubt now but we will have the
road it is for the citizens Of Camden to say
whether it goes there, or the citizens Of
Chester if it goes there, of one thiSg we
have no doubt, ifit goes to Camden, it viii
be ultimately projected to Charlotte, and we
already believe there are some, who, having
much interest In the South Carolina Rail
Road are desirous that..it should go 20 Cam
den, IN order that the Camden Branch may
be kcptup tho fear is that if no road be
projected from Camden, it will sooner or Ia
ter he abandoned. Now, if the road should
60 to Camden, and then from here on TO
Charlotte, where Is the Charlotte Rail Road
~ that Road will have, which
~ 49, to dread The distance from
'sue, via Lancaster and Camden, to
Elfsseston would be nearer than by tho
Chelina and Charlotte Ror4 aides,
- lo tsAId DO built mus. -
1Hi 41llbsls and the who 3 AZ 6ktt ~
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ADDITIONAL PER Arctic.

The Liverpool Cotton Market closed ON
the Odd ult dull, but steady.
The haughtiness of the Sultan ofTurkey
TO the Russian Envoy, has caused much cx-
eitement. The English Consul sent a steam.
er requesting immediate presence of the
English Fleet in the Dardnnclles. The Eng
lish commander, however, awaited orders
from England. The French Fleet sailed
immediately. The latest accounts, however.
express the belief that the matter will be
amcably adjusted.
The Duchess of Sutherland Is making
great preparations TO welcome Mrs Beccher
stowe: The signatures to the address, fill,
1t is said, twenty-six folio volumes.
The Mndiai had arrived at Alarseiles
Austria has revived her rigorous passport
laws against English Travellers.
The British Matt Steamship Ar,h;. a.
rived out on the 2ist ult.
COnsols closed at 99t.
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A coLoRED woman, dealer in lottery
tickets and stolen clothes, was recently ar
rested in New York, and some $4,000 worth
OF plumber secured. OF this about $500
worth has been recognized, and all persons
who have recovered their property have pre-
ferrcd charges of larceny against the prison
er.numbering in all, upwards of sixty com.
plants.
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FoR THE LEDGER.
GLORIOUS NEWS
LANCASTER REDEEMED REGEN-
GRATED II nISENTHRALLED!!
THE RAILROAD CHARTER
eECUREDftt

TO-DAY has been greet and gala day
for the people Of Lancaster District, il being
tho last day for receiving subscriptions to the
stock for the Road, an enthusiastic meeting
was held in the Court House, when all seem
cd to feel thatit was the last day of grace
that tho Rail Road chafier must be secured
to-dsy-thSt II must 5c eiiiiter Il Rail Road
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THE T LANCASTER LEDGER,

-
"Justice" wicds his Quill in defence Of such
"wcll REGULATED Componiosw
If the bill of freipht complained of was
not made out correctly. hone the Aren't
where the error oririn,tcd will cyplain il
| have made more particular reference to this
matter in nv reply to Mr.. BaxIcy.
NJ. BOGER.
of the late firm of Roucr e. Reese,
w !n' IO., pNONE" - nave just re%" III ''c
atchmah some REMARKS from '. ~ BAN
H., .s,,," II'I ,,' S' DIPJ', ''''S
i,''' - H''L" 'ihu' ouS"r ana uo' ~ score
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The Concordia Intclligcncer learns from
reliable source, that Mr.. Park, who was
recently murdered in fiatboat on Tensas
river, was gradson Of Mungo Park the
celebrated African traveller.
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LOPEZ PRIsoNERs PkRDoNED April s.
6The'Washington National IntelEycncer
states that information had been received
to the effect that the American Minister
at Madrid had obtained the pardon of
eight Hungarians, portion of the Lopez
prisoners, who were working in the Mines
Of Arracon.
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IT is said that China expends more than
$i0,00o,Oo0 for the single article opium, an
nually; nearly as much as the whole amount
of the rcvenne Of the United States, from all
sources whatever, and larger sun, than any
nation on the globe pays to another for p
single raw material, with the exception of
what Great Britain pays to this country for
country
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BY FRIDAYS MAIL.
Later fiom Europe.
ARRIHAL OF IILE ARCTIC

NHNIV M OF IFFE HNC TTtfs }.
THE u. s. Mail steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce, has arrived at Now York with 81 pas
oengers from Liverpool, which port she left
on the 23d ult.
The Lirerpooi Markcis-The demand in
the Cotton Market has been moderate wisss
sales since the departure of the Niagara ON
the 10Th ult., Of 10000 bales, Of which spccu-
lators took 400 and exporters 1000, at prices
rather in favor of buyers. Fair Orleans was
quoted at 6sd, Middling Orleans at b2d.,
and Middling Upland at SID.
.State Of Irade.---Tradc in the Manufac-
turing Districts had slightly declined.
The Hayrc Cotton Market has advanced.
The sales during the week ending the 18th
nit, have comprised I4,0O0 bales. Orleans
tres Ordinnire was quoted Mt % francs.
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THERE were 2l,6Ol deaths In the city of
New York, during 1852. Compared with
the previous year, the statistics OF mortality
show an increase of GA deaths from disease
alone. The aggregate, divided into periods,
stands thus: Average each month, 1900 |;
each week, 4I5; each day, SO.
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~ As We published the first article from
he Salisbury Watchman, from Mcssrs Bo-
ger Il Reese. and then gave the Railroad
Agents, (NIr. Baxlcy) reply, which We found
in the Camden Journal; we now rive the
following, we take from the Watchman.
which is intended as reply to Mr. BaxIey's
letter.
We will observe here, that whoever may
be ut fault, the proper rcbuke should be WIS.,
tied upon, yet we are sometimes disposed to
form opinions and come to conclusions too
hastily in such matters.
Some time ago we failed to receive Ger
tain articles from Camden. which had been
shipped from Charleston almost one month
previously. We wrote to Mr. Baxlcv, the
agent, before Judging him, and his reply GER
tanly eXhoncratcd him from blame. The ar
ticlcs had been delayed on the road, and
were not in Camden when we first sent our
order.
Wy ------iy -..>...'".. .,.i-, .,.--.
however plainly circumstances may prcpon-
dcratc against one, yet upon investigation
md; ,,,;aa I.l, il.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1853.

s-5" THE public attention is called to
the advertisement of DR.. Francis L. Zcmp
in another column.
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DOCUMENTARY lIIsTORY Of the AMERICAN
REVOLUTION, consisting of Letters and pa
pers relating to the contest for liberty in
South Carolna,&c. by X. w. GrBBES, NJ.
D,--Thc above is the title of Il work about
to he published by the editor of the Co.
iumbis Banner, n prospectus of which can
be seen ut our office.
The first volume will contain about 800
pages, and the price will 3c only one dol
lar. We would be pleased to enter the
names of any disposed to patronizc this
laudiblc effort Of the author and publisher
CAMpEN.-Thc following gentlemen were
elected lntcndant and Wardcns on Monday
last.
lNTENDAXT-Alajor John Rosscr.
WARDENs.-B. w Chambers, G. III. Da
Wis, w. G.. Moore, J. X. Withcrspoon.
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IS hitur' s / n blf.
BARSwELL SENTrHEL.-This paper comes to
us in an enlarged form, which is Indicative
of prosperity. We hope this is the case

TIE SOUTHERN CULTIvAroR.-With an at
tractive table ofcontents comes to us for
April. w. S. JONES, Augusta, Ga.
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however plainly circumstances may prcpOn-
deratc against one, yet upon investigation
we find il is wise to DELAY indTcmcnt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
B d


nR. ]. q. RE M On hasrecentIy purchased
these Springs. and viii, osl the / st Of July,
have them opened for the reception oflnvallds.
These medical waters have procured consill.
cradle reputation for curing chronic Diseases Of
the bowels, kidneys, general debility nervous
headach, and nervous irritibity. And ID Dys-
pepsia, Dropsey, and diseases Of females il II
equal e not superior, to any water ID the South,
and to establish this fact mar certih cates from
intelligent and scientific physicians can be pro-
duced. The Springs are situated ii healthy,
elevated district Of country bounding with the
purest freestone as well as mineral water. II
miles east Of Lexington on the KosciuslTo road
and 40 miles from azoo city
DIR. Kennon has been constantly engaged in
the treatment Of chronic and Female Diseases
of every variety, for several years at Cooper's
invalids who may visit the easIiilian Springs
Board per week 81, children and servsnts
half price July 1. SO. Diff
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PRoBATE CouRT.

YAzoo CoUNTY--Jnne Term, 1853.
To all persons interested in the settlement Of
the Estate of Jesse Mckinney, decd
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said county, at
the Oct Term, 1853, thereof, then and there
to shew cause, if any you can, why the final
account of Kinchen w Mckinney administrator
of Jesse Mckinney, decd should not be allow
ed and his letters surrendered, and further to
do aud suffer such things as shall be consid-
cred and ordered by our said court in the pre-
misses.
And it is further ordered, that publication of
this citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing
for the space of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon. GEORGE D. WILKINSON,
Judge of the Probate court Of Yazoo county,
the fourth Monday in June, 1853, and seal of
said court.
Issued, the 18th Monday of July,A. D. 1853.
JAMES H. BELL, clerk.
July s, 1853. 62-6t.
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JOHN N. DAVIES, JONES q CO.,
loA and Io6 WILL An ST., con. JoHs,
NEW YORK

IMPORTERS of Gentlemen's Furnishing
4 Goods, Hosiery, G loves. Suspenders, Cravats,
Scarfs, DC, selected in France, England and
Germany,by one of the firm resident in Europe
which ensures to purchasers the newest and
most desirable goods in the line; also manutac-
tnrers Of The celebrated Patent Shirts, Stocks
and Ties OF every description. Purchasers will
find the stock well worthy their attention.
July 6, 1853. 52-tf.
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Successors TO NATHAn JARyIs s. CO..
Corner Of Com ksts Ell,
New Orleans,
Offer for sale, at thelowest market prices, al
and carefully selected stork d strictly
DRUGS and M MEDICINES:
French, English, German and Chemicals, Paints
and Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Dye SUITS
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Trussess FlavollnG
Extracts, pure Essential Qila, Druggists' Glaze.
ware, Yeast powders, Lemon Syrup Patent
Ne -ien es, Shakers Herbs. Surgical IHalramonta
Together with every article generally Comprised
in the stock OF Druggist or Physicians and every
article of Medicine wanted on plantation, put
up in a neat and convenient style. all of which
have been selected with much personal caro- and
purchased direct from the manuiacturers or their
agents, in this country and Europe All their
powdered drugs are prepared from material care.
fully selected. and arc Warranted stEiclly pure and
OF rhes best quality.
arrangements have been made with the manu-.
facturers Of QUINN 70 be constantly supplied
from Zfnmefs Gefman1 PailatiEf. Ehench1 md
American manufactures, whichsWlll be sold On
the most sonable terms
Al gents forthe reiterated Z ExING TON NUS
TARD superior to any n the world.
Thevare prep red % furnish dealers with e g
following genuine PATEN n NEE kCfNES. by
the gross Ofsdozen, at the prcpri eierss wholesae
prices
Lyon. Kaihairon, Dalleyls Pain Extractor,
Mexican Mustang Liniment, B. r. Fahnestock's
VermifIge, David jayne Family Medicines, John
Rulfs Sa aaparia, ST r. Townahnd' 8 Sarsaparilla,
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant, Wo6dmansa Ex.
tract JamaIca Ginger, Woodman's pc killing
Lipiuehf. Woodmansa Prfeutive Pills. OsgoOdss
Indian Cholagogue, Minors "a gical Fever Cure
Simmons Liver Medicine, Gray Patent Oints
ment, GraeHanbarg Medicines AIoffatss Pilla and
Bttsra, Greene 0xygenaied Bisfers, Spencersa
Pills. Radway's Ready Relief. Billingsa Gamma.
Arrangements have been made 10 receive direct
from Saratoga, supply of Congress Water.
s. JARVIS,
april 8, s53 339-ly O. q. WOODMhl.
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NonEmnEls EI.IoTIor.


We are authorized to announce the Hon
RoBERT G. PERRY, as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office Of Circuit Judge of the Filth
Judicial District, composed of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Madison. Attala, Leake and
Winston.
OF NJ. A. JENKINS is 4 candidate forre-elec-
ton to the Office Of Sheriff Of Yazoo county at
the next election.
e arc authorised to announce q G. HESRY,
Esq, of Madison county. rs a candidate for
Circuit Judge Of the Fifth Judicial District. at
the next election.
We are authorized to announce JAMEs H.
BELL as a candite for reelection to the Office
Of Probate Clerk, at the next election.
We are authorized to announce A. II. HANDY
Of Madison, as q candidate for Judge oil the
High Court of Errors and Appeals, for the first
District--counties Kinds, Warren, Washing
ton, Bolivar, Raokin, Scott, Newton, Lauder-
dale, Kemper, Neshoba, I.eake, Madison, Yazoo,
Holmes, Sunaower, Attala, Winston, Noxubee,
and Issaquena.
We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
May asa candidate for county Treasurer, at
the next election.
We are authorized to announce MORGAN
L. FIrcH as candidate for Circuit Judge
of the Fifth judicial District, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce E. WAS
soNas candidate for Circuit Clerk of Yazoo
county, at the next election.
We are authorized to announce TuEoDoRR
'DorY as candidate for District Attorney
of the Fifth Judicial District. at the ensuing
election.
Epo srs a,,tt,r;,a3 20 :, :, ,,o,r,.e r " flI,.c,
ENBoss as a candidate for Probate Judge OF
Yazoo county, at the next election.
We authorized to annouce GEoReE B
WILKINSON as a candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce T. B.
DEAsoN as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at
the next election.
We are authorized to announce PETER B.
Cook as acandidats for county Treasurer, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized 70 announce s.. NJ
PHrLLIps as candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce Benz. +.
ADAMS as candidate for Assessor, at the next
election.
We are authorized to announce S. G. CHAM
BERs as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce 10. SHERARD
as candidate for Assessor, at the next cleo /
ton.
We are authorized to announce E. NJ
VIM as candidate for county Treasurer,
at the next election
We are authorized to announce Wm. R. !
WRENN as a candidate for Assessor, at the ],
next election.
& We are authorized to announce ALEX.
SMIrH, as candidate for county Treasurer, at
the next election.
Or We are authorized to announce JOSHUA
T. RUSSELL, Jr., as a candidate for Circuit
Clerk, at the next election.
We are authorised to announce JoHS P.
STREET, as a candidate for county Tfeasnrer,
at the next election
e. I've are authorised to announce JAMES
PERRY, as a candidate for Circuit Clerk, at the
next election.
We are authorised to announce N. II. LUsE,
as a candidate for the Office OF Circuit Clerk,
at the next election.
We are authorised to announce w. Fl. MAN &
GUM, as candidate for Assessor, at the next
election.
vAzOAzS,s rv pRF,ES rsrgRENT
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THE WelI-klloWn slpefiofity Of the


@1zW8 zz 9 8 s s. g q 9sz2B tn
A xEs, has induced some anulaeturefs 10 stamp
their axes Fl COLLINS s, and such axes are
frequently sold IS my manu- affhle
The GENUINE GOBLIN S AXE which
have been made under Nv direction for more
xhan TWENTY-FIVE years al which hage sastalns
ca such a. 1nrir6il1a rertt .fie1 IRE invariably
They are IS be found &C our Depot Is the city
Of New York. and al lie principe. Hardware
sABI,L sV. COLLINS
New York apII S.
FOR on RH
GOOD I'D confer Sc dwelling o1es
with livs feo5 ball fhfeI ~.
kitchen sci iE 4fI Store room. c's'efn s'd
suIh0ases s|us1ed - pIossa1t uel9 ||9. len1
For f1rtIsl s. tIe4.a.s apply kaIs ONCE
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Tilghman & Co.

Plantation and Retail Druggists
(Successors Of the late James s. Shaw
CORNER or ST. CHARLES AND COMMON SIS.
UNDER THE VERANDAH HOTEL,
New Orleans.
~ AVING purchased the above Establlsemenb
will be prepared to furnish Planters Physi.
clans and Families with fresh and genuine Medi.
cines, which by arrangements with EOEtheFn
Houses, importers, &c, they are receiving alnoBs
weekly by steamer.
They will guarantee the purity Of every article
sold by them, and make good any deficiency 10
quality of anything which may fail to give salts.
faction to purchasers. Their stock embraces eve,
fything usually kept in stores Of the kind, and vii
be sold 40 low as medicines Of good quality b
purchased in New Orleans.
Persons visiting city, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our stock before purchaaing
NJ. Enquire for the Verandah Drug Store.
June 3, 1853. Att.