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UNDERTAKES, dc.
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN

'sSHs undersigned would r.sr.ctfun, ,pfor,n D.,
friends, scQuaintances, aud the public generally
That he still continues 70 execute ell or,rs In ks
line OF business In the best mxuner and Al the short
est notice.
REPAIRING neatly aud promptly executed
1W FUNERALS Attended 10 81
the shortest notice ana IN the best
eiAnner. Bodies preseroed sn the mss feTSea W ~
> cT. erea u. a,e SuaTzs<st .rocther
n.hAlui icr past fsvors, he would respectfully
tne sane ANTHONY BuCHLY,
Ia. ave. q. side. between 9th sud 10th ste.
kettdence Mr.. Martins, D street. Sd hc,fse .ap Of
''ii ~ 'oe'- f- .- msr lily
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DIsR.sED SIDE, BREAST. EYEs.

ExtractireH = letter from J. Grimes, ESQ, lou
aon county, Va: .-.. .. --... -....
"My vile has b.en for -esrs afflicted with I, rese
weakness pain in the breast, side, aud back, yslTk
tation OF the heart, feebleness or the sys-
tem, loss of appetite, complexion sallow, tie sight
Of one eye slIost gone. the otEer very weak. iPln
pleased 10 say that HAAf'TON'S TZNCTgLE hAs
toned her to perfect health Her eyes as good
ever they were.
Gall sud get pamphlets and see curss OF Coughs,
Bronchitis, hheurstism, Liver Complaint, Scrofuls
As family medicine il is unrivalled.
kas- Sold by MORTIMER q k0RBRAT, 10
Bsltimore street, Baltimore, and 5oi broadway. Y.
York: CHARLES MOTT G CO, FIAER, j. &
MOORE, D. d. CLARKE, CLARKE d BOW
LING, W. ELLIOTT, d. H. MCPHERSON, Wssh-
ington also, by r. s r. ClSSELL, Georg etovn !;
and by c. c. REERY, Alexandria, and by Dsog-
gists everywhere. --... jy l.
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gALfIhOlI ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN DOCTOR.

Il. 6. SPENCEH
Offers his Professional services to the citizens Of Bal
ttmore. / can cure ell kinds of ofCancers-take then
out without pain, or the Of any knife. I car
cure all kind of Fit aud 5pasms, Rheumatic Pains
snr other s,ant ts by.n n,;,v si ars o.
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, an,
distance from the patient, by knowing the patient
name. /, was boru blind, and has studied seYeras
years under an Indian poctor who was among tbs
Wild Indians thrtsen years.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Mr. Buckley's
Boarding House, to- .
No. "a, HANOVER STREET,
arg lift Paltir,oxo Nd
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UNDERTAKEN,

O. o. WALL Undertak ker IN AL its
branches Funerals sttep Isd 20 az
the shsrtess potce, IN the best manner aud on the
most resso nable terms.
Scventh, between d and + strsete
hesitence on Q, between and z, north Ids
jy 6-eoSm
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
-nz- The undersigned desires to -.
call the attention of purcha- 6SeN4
sers to his stock of PIANOS, ,RfgEsz9!
y y Sconsisting Of 8, 61lz, 81, and ssSs&
7-octaves, with or without metallic frames. These
pianos remarkable for great power Of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes, with elastic and
resty touch, being suited to any performers MU-
SIC for pisnos, and all ether Musical Instruments
constantly hand and received as soon ss publish
I'd. Tho trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. e. BOSWELL,
No. 222, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
NJ lQ-1y.
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u JESSE harden,
sc ALE M AK E r,
Southeast corner Of
CHARLES BALDERSTON sTRkHTR,
feb2-ly Baltimore Md.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
WE wish to purchase Immediately largo nun
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which We will pay the highest
cash prices. All persons having Slaves for sale, vii
find it TO their advantage by calling on us, at oul
Office No. Il Camden street, Baltimore, Md, former
ly occupied by J. 8. Donovan. Liberal commission
raid for information. All communications prompt
" attended to.
jan T-1y j. N. WILSON g. II. DUKE.
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mORBUs,

CRAkP COLO,
With sll diseases OF the sT0MACh and BON his,
50 prevalent during thr Summer relieved and cured
by HANPT0N's NEGETABLE TISCTURE. in
fsct il will be found that hose using thif article
have an almost EXEMPTION lIoul this diseases
Every isIaily should have Bottle al hand for 0
sUDDyN ATTACK.
Delicate children, al Individuals, and Trs,e lers
for health, should try this great RsstcraSv.-ia
praise is spoken by thousands
AS Female Medicine HAMpT0N'S TINCT IRE
cannot be excelled. As Identifying agent il = far
superior to any Of the cosbee.es OF the oay, prduo
Ing beautiful clear skin and giving to the ,heeks
the color Of the rus, impsrting 20 every muse thst
life and elasticity which gives 10 all yho enjoy
5esi:E, such grece sud oesuty,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq.'s Letter, Alex.
andria, Va:
After speaking of wonderful cures On hi-nfe1 he
says:
..Mis IL has been suffering with Liver cor Ilsint
snd with inability, constantly eOmplsinInc nom
weakness through her whole .ysiem. she Fsn-
joys better health than for thirty years, being -te
ly restored by The use Of HAN PT0A'S FEGEI IABlH
TING -CRE"
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lust REC EIVED, auother invoice OF hus
u American WATCHES, designed for rsilrcs:
agents aad others who require accurate tin. Keep
ers)
Also, hne assortment OF rich gold Jswelry, q
est les, which am selling from 20 to 30 per CT
below the usual retsil prices ask I'd " other estab
hshmsnts Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
Gylvsnia svenue, betw. ~ and 9th Sta
U 1T II. O. HOOI
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MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUS

- ~ This we'll KEEP. house and Il REt-e.=A
~lSHfAURANT, opposite Camden Sta :ii;;E
>1 ton, northeast corner of Camden2.&
~ and Liberty streets. Baltimore, Nd i
convenient Hotel, where travellers to and from
Washington, &c, will find agreeable accommeda
uous avg S-3m
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NAVY DsrARTnxsT, July 10, 1854

TN consequence Of various spRliletiops from diner
ent parts of the United Stateey ReaTng An extern
eiou of time to ens1le mauufsctuF6feDt maehInsry
TO prepare plans and proposals to - submitted IN
eccordance with the terms of ths~6dveftisement oi
this department, of July 1, 1862 ths time spe flied
In that advertisement the reception cf pssp0sas
10, Is extended until the LIST Of September next
jy 20-<ftd j. DOBB1N.
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T VOWS kATHAIRON by tEs dozen, al
IL 81 Is, or by the bottle. Chinese floating Soap,
for bathing Perfunery, Combs, Brushes Summer
CrAysts, Stocks Linen Collars Hosiery, Gloves, and
Mitts, &c
Straw BO0nets, cheap silk and Grape do, at tn.
usual Low prices. WI. z. SHEDDS
Fancy Goods and Millinery, uth street
je 20-f
TUlHE LAOlE ar~ informed that Frank Lev
las Gazstte OF fa.hioIi for June has sTrivej st
TAYLOR MAURG'S
hk- Bookstore, NEAR 9Th st.
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sTEpHEg a1RARD-THE sAR1NGs
FAMILY.

The following interesting "reminiscences
of Stephen Girard and the Barring family,
are taken from the forthcoming work Of
Vincent Nolte, the great financier and
traveIIor. = Tc,r IA IN ..-..
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Lands Fer Sale in UpDor
Salem,

NEAR BlSiiDPN il.iE, S. E..
I'll" sui SrrGicr u:!,.rS ,,g eair tract oi
lnnI lying ahoni three mi north N l;i-h.
npvir near the road ioidin.. from na.
Bn-c'S Bride To Cam len; rnnlrji,ilIu
about .lND aces u. Which ahuui l:}i acres
are under fence ard IL a good state al ru-
tIyni"n, Jhe iam.l s wc!l a;iap'cd both To
cora ar'l c";t"n, o, which ,hr present crop
/, sufficient c.:Gcnce.
Dn The premises i. good framed house
with iou: rooms and hr'tk chinur$ the
necessary ou'-"ulld!ngS, and n well OF
H.OSt crc"iirW icGicr.
There IS also on the premises v"ry
good ml!i stream and GrlS, NIL Tnr
place is clear OF Standing water and no
dHch.ng wl! he nccca 'ary.
Those wishing To purchase lan"S in The
Vi n;lv OF B >h"pvilc will do we'll to cali
upon the subscriber soon. The price %:
Tie lands will be reasonable, and terms
accommodating
J. w STUCKEY.
Bish"pviIr, Oc,. ::!3, 1851 81 If
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GuuoiOates.

We the friends of a, R.
BRADiIAM Es1r. take pleasure in an
nouncing him as candidate for Sheriff
OF Sumter District, at the next Election
MANY FR!EDS.
Mar. %. 1851. % If.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having demands against the
Estate of Z. NJ. Sanders. are requested
to hand them in 10 the subscriber duly nj
tested according 10 law e; and all those that
will have notes or bonds due lhc first OF
November, arc requested to be puncluai in
the payments. as the bu>i ess oI the Es-
tate is such li,at ndulgente cannot be
given.
WM. NJ SANDERS.
Oct. 25, 1854 50 II
s:YH Camden Journal please cepy three
tines.
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Reference In regard to the Real Estate, f.
): Stssc'er d Co, Real Estate Brokers, Nrw
York, Orders, tpost rald, with money enclosed
10 the addressed.
W. HOLBROOXE, Ssc,y
sos Broadway, Ny.
ID Ire t;ncravings i'll the catalogue are
Ec ready for delivery.
Aug .3, "a. lG GuI
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN EARSAHSaEES

HMnnJacfarcr, Importer and Wholesale
ard Retail Dealer IN Slot, Guns,
Rites, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, and
al kinds Of Sporting .ippGrnlus,
Together with general assortment OF
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
y. IL. Cor. of Walnut and
oecDnd Streets. HshisaGclplaia.
an "l which, and such other articles as
belong to his line oi business, will be sod
as low as can he afforded by any establish.
ncnt in the Unite States.
In testimony OF his skill as manufnctnr-
er, the Franklin Institute Of PHILADELPHIA,
mas awarded 10 him sine 1910, two ccrtiti.
Gates, SIN silver medals, and enc recall
premium; and N S5i, the Crystal Palace
"i New York, awarded to him 4 medal. lh:
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guns and H..
lie, IN The United States.
hridcr's Sporting Anecdotes" illus
tra'iv: OF certain varieties Of American
Gamc, with roio&rks on The Character of
lhe Gng, Field Degs, Snipo, Woolcock,
Rail, Partridge. DItk and piGgeon match
shooting. OH The Rec Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass plovcr, III iull.heaue1 or Colder
Pl"vcr, Canvass B,ck and Red Headed
Duck, American Widgenn, Scaup Duck
and Canada Goose. Price sl.U0.
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
W"lnnt. Philadelphia.
Aug. 30, 1854. III IL.
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Winn & Clarkson

HAVE pist received and opened fine stock
of the most fashionable ana n.cs, styles of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in par. OF
the following articles.
Black and fancy Cloth; Black aud and fan
cy Cassmrres /; Black, White and Fancy Silk
Vcsrings. Black, White and Fancy Silk Cr,-
ya's; Silk anl Cambria lIandkrrahlrls !;
Gloves, Socks aud Drawers; Linen Bnsnm
Shirts and Collars; Silk and NIrrno under
Shirts Black Silk and Fancy Hats.
Clothing.
Black and Fancy Cloth Goats and Sacks !;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sacks !;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Black,
White and Fancy Silk Vests
All Of which we invite our frien Is and the
pnbllc generally I" can aud examine.
We are also prepared &c make up to order,
nny article in the Tailoring line, as neat and
cheap rs can 10 done in the State on the same
terms.
ALSO,
Uniforms ef all kinds furnished at the short
est notice.
VIM d CLARKSON.
OF. IS, 1884 80 If
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lu) - - Calhoun, 100. lUO,N
- elegant Oil Paintings. in
siicaii. gilt frames, size ;&i 100. 5,O55
tcc:, each.
10 elegant O,i Paintings 2x3 IT, 50. 5000
80 Steel plate Euy-avnis:, brill
iautiy COLI il uit, rich glit ! 10. 5000
frames .I.:iJ inches, each,
1850 elegant steel plate I'm
Cravings, Good IL ui!. li...
Washington Monument, ~
b. b: =: "a, zach, ); 4. 10000
.3i ,LUo s;ccl place lnyravings,
iIom 100 Gi!ierrI.i pii.cS,
i.o~ III possession OF, and
uMncd hy tie Artists Gnicn.
ui tile market vaiIc of, IRON
D Crn!> lu ~ 10 rarn 1000
iirsi-cI;.Ss Dwelling, in 3lst,
street.. =. \. tsy. 10000
22 building !n.s IL 100 and IOlst
eaca 2'HIoo t. deep, ut 1900 2a,soo
lGo Nii., Sizes, containing each
lo,uuO 81. ii. in The >usbnrhS vi
New A"rk Cny, AMI com.
man,lias magnificent view
oi,nc hudson Eivar ami Lu.Is
liunl Sound! ut 800 SO o0O
~ pcri;e nai loans u!cash. with
Oui Interest, or security, OF
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Dissolution.

The C,pnrtnrrShip heretofore existing
under the firm of BUTLER & NEwBERy, il
This day dissolved hy limitation and mnlu-
a consent. All the Notrs aud Accounts Of
The firm have been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent to liquida,r the
debts OF the concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please come for
ward aud make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEIVBERY.
Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade 10 MIR. A. NJ. NEwBERy, would
Eecommend him to the customers who so
aiberally. patronizcd the late firm.
y M. BUTLER.
Having Bought the interest in the
Stock Instrade from Mr.. Y. n. BUTLER Of
n The late firn Of BUrLER & NEwnERY. l
WilI 5rnm this date carry nn the mercantile
B S1ii,lsiliesa upon my own-responsbilily. re.
tiiTf, my thanks toths customers OF the
4 & late firm, and earnestly solicit conlnu-
HtlcG Their patronage.
a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
ssssstsse eJcf 1854 ssh #.
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American Arts Union,

The American Aris' Union wuulI rcsrcct
lnlly Announce TO The citizens Of the United
S','es ana The CanndtS. that for the purpose of
cultiNatimg taste for the fine nr,s thronrhon,
the country, and wiih The ,i.w of cunbling
every i.'aiy 10 become pusS rsscd of gallery oi
Engraving*. "
BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF TIE AGE.
Iiey haHe determined, in or,.er TO cica,c an
extensive sale for lslcr Engravings, nnl thus
not only give employment to n large number
oi artists ANA ellen, but inspsirc among our
'ounirymrH a 'n~ic for works Of att to present
10 HE purchasers Of their eugr,yiiigs, when
-'J,o2J "t th:m are sold,
25',0o0 GifS. ?fthc actnol cos. or sl5a,cOo.
Each p"rcha crof One Dollar engraving,
therefore, receives no, only an .ngra wing ricn-
~ worth the money. bul also I:ckci which
entities h!lH 10 one Of The Gifts when tleyare
distributed.
Fol Fi"c Dollars, a highly finished engraving
ErGniiiuiy p"iaicd III oil. ilili iive g:s tickets
VIA he SEM or five dciltrs worth ui spI.nded
cnSraSjugs ca:l iIr selected from IN. Cui:,lo-u,
a copy of HE Cala!ogus. together win n
specimen o! o!!c n tl!c ciiyrav wings can he sean
nt the Office y! This paper
For each Dollar sent, an engraving actually
worth that sum- aud a ,;if, ,icher viii immedi.
a:"ly hu forwarded
GENTS.
hr COrn.niIycc bciicy:np that the ..rc,s of
the Great National Undertaking will b. ,nute
rally promoted by the energy and enterprise
oiintcitIgcnt ana rcTSrvcring Agents, have re-
solved 10 treat wi;r such Oh tn: most liberal
terms.
Any person wi:irine 20 become an Agent. by
s:nd'"e Iisoet rald,' -, vii! receive * return
nya!i. & one du.!aE cngra vig. aD. :, Git Tick
c' prospectus, Il catalogue unl other ne
cee@ary !nIJ.iaatlon.
On iiic final completion of the sale, the Girts
will be placed III The hands Ola COMMITTEES of
tie purchasers 10 be distributed, due notice of
W'Ici wili he given throughout the United
Slnrs aud the Caaut!as.
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Head Quarters.

URUER NO.
THE Briga'licr Generals commanding the
several Briga;lrs composing h. Third Division
South Carolina Militia are hereby required To
order each CoIonal nr officer commtn ling the
several Regiments OF their respective I'rga'lcs,
to hold an election in their RS prcIivc Rrri
ments on "wednesday; the Goth day of Deem
bes next, for The Office of Major General, vaca-
ted by the resignation OF Major Gen. John
Buchanan. and forthwith transmit to the Aliu-
tant Generals office at Columbia Il ccriiiicI /
statement in writing showing ,hc result of the
polls i'll their respective Bri.a!cs
BY order of the -Comman'Icr.in- Chief.
X. NJ. DuNOFANT, Adjt. Cen.
Oct p, 1851 So I'd
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New GOOas.

THE subscriber has iu,t returned from
the North, ANA is now opening Il splendid
stock OF
Ladies' Dress Goods,
of all k,nLs, w:
a beautiful lot of Rich Paid ana Str ped
Silks;
Pan Cn,nred DO Back Striped and
Plain do.
Ca<n.nrre+. Merinos, pcrs an CT ''lls
Lade-' CorSciS. Mclaiic Corset RnArl-,
l.aceS, &c.
Rigulnl s, assorted colors. French work
nd Cu,ar$. Bands. &''.
Ladies kui Cloves, Lad eS' GaunlctS,
Long Back MIt,S for | ad'rs and N ;SSc-
Shoes Of aal Descriptions,
Travelling 'rrunks. Carpet Bays, L'dics'
Work Boxes. Sc. &r.
EOY Planters.
A fall stock OF Negro Ker<cys. B'ankc's,
Ncgrn Shoes, Grmcrrs, OF all kinds. -
Ready mad. C!oh.nw. S.d.llrry, Il.rA are.
Cooking Stoves, Air-iimh; parlor Stoves.
Farmers Boilers, &C., at lower pr. es than
usual. Gail and get bargains.
J.. B. HANKS.
Oct. s5, 1854 J, So If
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Just Received,


LADIES' Huo,ees and Walking Shoes, G al
trrs, kiITirs, &c. Gents Calf Rrnis. and
Bontccs. Ladies' and Gents. over Shoes.
Aiso--A fine assortment of Hardware, Tin
Ware, Sadery, Nc.
h'asicy da0ods'.
Ladies Wool am Moroca Work-H Boxes,
Puff Boxes, Port Monies, Segar-Cuscs, Brace.
lets, Hair ami Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
EsDOsis, dc.
Novels, Pnelicnl Works and SchoaI Books
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GkOltLRiiLsS.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, NInlasScs, Cheese,
ltn>"Is, Dried Figs Flour, Candies,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves. &c.
Also, II tine assort:n mi Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by }. Il. SOLOMONS IL co.
March 22ili, l,jl u If
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Dyspepsia Can BE Cured
TAULDlNG COUNTY, DALTON, Ca,

August 26ih, 1851.
MIR. CHARLES DEloRME,
DEAR Sir /: For several wears p1st !
have been So, crclv afflicted with sick head
aches, ana after trying every thing could
think o., and receiving rn benefit whatever,
! AT last gave myself up as confirmed
dyspcWic. But hearing Of yonr prcpara-
'ioa, 1.-The Bnlsnm OF Lie concluded
to give that n trial also. and procured Two
bottles from your Agent DR.. II. A. DIrgan,
Of Darlington, ). e., ard from The time |
began 10 take II. have not had single
a,ta' oi headache, and now ir, in hop S
that even The lwc bottles have made cure
ol me. Bat tearing ihal 1 may A,.e a
relapse, illvo Gc!cTlrinrd 10 r,nln,uc it
longer. and enclose you $40 0O ior which
ynn will please send us many hotties us is
customary Tor tina, amount. BY Rii Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN ]. GREEN
p. S.-PIcasc forward by express train
Sept. s, 1891 10 II
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GREAT HERN REMEDY
JACOBS CORDIAL.


JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOE ALI. E0sVEa. DISEASES
uoeraIn
ALSO, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO MANY
'iGt EqeciaHy Painful ,IeusAuuion
The aareo orei iknevat
Isl" ftc "Ta cases trrtcd Pai!im
ha cures me nnra "mS DyNary SM II rniS
1nuninch
ha rcf"feS thc *er'fS thoc l0h Irregularities,
On cures me Chor IordS ht
Gh thotvu rs 01,u T;oic 2
"a sew Ssor fxsFEces T07m Letters.
lIacots
n Vi remedy
of Supreme. .Com,G
able
me
nsovecirn
gcof Supreme cCoir;
ryiIt
I! q the eC,ondTo Toiscof Georgia
h lisccn
Cordial
. sci Diseases Fiomtl
all preparations
Fir fuuar Bank Griffin
IN" Russia ani wherever used
n.'gir E.Gersptan hryl
aurmhta
For sale by DAEGA"
ngtn II. d. lyr.u tunml $ G.; -
, iATnAAD liAEKA tely Go New York.
Pnhcipal Dcr" lAvlANn liAEEaL rleson SC.
} j. WElcur Co NewO 80 " -
And by rnpil Mcrct r;Sta,
Juy "
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$3.50 Reward.

40 The abnve reward CT Twenty Dol
"a lars, will be paid for the delivery to
--ANmyse:lf, or lodsmcnt in Sumter Jail,
Of my Boy HARRY. who left nv premises
in April last. He is black, about six feet
high, has good teeth, and is intelligent His
range is supposed 10 be from this neigh
borhood, Gin which he has NUMEROUS rcia.
1ive$) to about Scotlsvllle mi Back river.
J. ~. GREEN.
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The daily union., 1854-02-04
David $. Reid

Our present governor David s. Reid (says the Raleigh
Standard Of February - will retire from Office at The
Gloss of this year with reputation iof ability. hmness
and patriotic devotion 10 the public good surpassed BY
OF his predecessors lie has not aimed al anything
like brilliancy in his admnisfaion-he has sought NO
esia, and done nothing for effect his hgbes, com
mendation is found in the results of bis aborous appi.
cation to be public business and in the State wide popu-
lsu,y which he enjoys.
There is but one thing which, in connexio with his
administration regret; and that is the failure for the
time being, OF the great principle OF free suffrage which
originated with him. But this measure is al leas, in safe
hands, and The people of both parties will that ia
ingrafled in The constitution and that y legislative en-
acimen and their sanction at the polls. Like the tabled
Anleus, i, will spring with vigor from the earth
its very fall will touch the popuas hear, with more
force than il before commanded and there is no
whig Hercules who can crush or keep ii down
Governor Reid is OF those public men who neither
seek public station decline il when called upon by the
voice OF ,he people 10 assame His rale uniformly has
been 10 perform his duties TO his country the best Of
hrs judgment, and TO adhere to principles under all cr.
cumstanees leaving consequences TO take care al them
selves Such has faith in the people, aad they,
in return, must have faith in him No man can say
that during any OF his campaigns he vaei hairs
breadth in bis opinions principles with the view OF ob.
tanning local sectional support what be In Cur
riluck he in Cherokee and what he was before the
people, he is their chief magistrate # is natu.
rail- therefore that he should be object OF popular at
,schmen and respect and that his administration. based
az s sound and welldedned principles should ap-
proach its close with many gratifying evidences Of
popuar approval
The daily union., 1854-02-04
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MOANING, FEB. I, 1854.
Congress Friday.

SKsArE The private calendar was taken up, aud a
number OF bills were passed.
The Senate then proceeded to the con sidsiion Of the
Nebraska bill, and Mr. Chase spoke at length thereon
Having concluded his remarks, Mr. Dixon obtained the
floor An attempt was made TO adjourn over until Mon
day. which unsuccessful; wheeupon, the Senate
adjourned
HOUSE or RErREsEsrArvEs.-The Speaker laid be-
fore the House message ffom the presidesi transmit
ting the correspondence between the State Department
and The American charge daares Austria in reference
10 persons claiming the protection OF the United States
government also communications from The Treasury
Department Department Of the Interior, aud the Navy
DEPARTMENTAL OF which were appropriately disposed
Of Being prvaebill day, the House went into commit
The private calender. and reported several bile
The House read third time and passed numerous pri-
vale bills. and then adjourned until Monday