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The Bible Sociafxy

During the past four years 1851 volumes
of the Scriptures have been sent into South
Carolina by the American Bible Society. And
the sum of fS23,7l4.s5 cts, was RENTED to the
same Board, on donation and book account.
1t has celebrated its forty. second anniversary
has suffered from the pecuniary commissions
OF the year-and has Issued an aggregate since
the formation Of the Society of l2,sO4, OLA
copies of the Scriptures.
The Abbe0ille Bible Society has siz 6ranehe.
in the District, and has distributed since its Or
ganization, 1881 copies of the Scriptures.
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ST. JOHNS. N. F., August ]s.-The steamer
Europa, from Boston for Liverpool, came in
collision with the Arabia, from Liverpool, and
the former put in here for repairs. The,Ar-
abba proceeded to New York. "
The Arabia sailed from Liveppool on The 7th.
and brings newspapers of Friday, the ,sth in
slant. Cotton had improved I'D. to If since
the beg inning Of the week, principally on the
middling and lower grades Spectators took
$500 and exporter 4. 500 bales. D,.,'-
The sales ou Friday were 2 900 bales, At un-
changed rates. /. :!S5t'- .,
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MA IL * KETS.

AbbEVlLLE, Aug. 10, IS5s--Cotton.-
There Is none offering in this market We
quote nominal 10 to l cents per ID.
CoLuNBA; - August ls-Cotton.-The quantity
OF cotton Offering Is 80 limited that we canhdt
we have almost no market at oil. and cnnsS.
qnently we can only quote nominal "a ll4c,
l'r inferior to fair, and choice H. cents
CHARLESTON, August l7-Co.ton.- trsn,.
actions since eur last weekly report have bean
limited 10 some $50 bales, at about the price,
current at that time, viz: lo4 I2sc.
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The ares. Come. Come a. Last.

We learn from dispatches by the .Arsgo.
that the great comet of Charles Y, as it 10
sometimes Sailed. but better known TO astson-
omers as that Of Fsbsfeius. has at last made it's
appearance, and will very shortly be visible to
the naked eye. It has been seen from the
fAr': ebseF1story through its telescope, and is
pronounced by the Arago the genuine article.
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Elections

We learn from the Ashevle Neos, SAYS the
Carol;niam, that Col. Avery, the Democratic
candidate from the Ciingman District, owes
his defeat to reports which were circulated in
reference to an unfortunately difficulty in
which lie WAS involved, some years since and
which resulted in his shooting q man by the
name of Fleming. Ellis. the Democratic cundi.
date for Governor, beat Mcaae in the same
Congressional District several thousand votes.
The Nc,cs says that Mr. Vance, the opposition
candidate declared on many on many occa-
sions that he would support the Adminstra.
ton of AIR. Buchanan.
NoRru CAROLINA of the election of Judge
Ellis there can he no doubt. hut it. is difficult,
as yet, to calculate his minority. Nor is there
any doubt that we shall have n commanding
majority in the Legislature. So far our losses
exceed our gains. but We had majority, in
the last Legislature. of fifty.six. and we can
afford to loose some. At any rnte We all
have the power to elect two Democratic u. S.
Senator's who will support the administration
of James Buchanan, the Constitution, and til.
rights Of the south.-Raleigh STANDARD, llM.
KENTUCKY ELEcrloS.-1he democrat ic major.
ity for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals in 80
counties in Kentucky is 1894. The remainder
Of the State will increase it to probably 10 900.
In the Lexington congressional district now
represented Ly James b. Clay, the democrats
have majority of twenty eight votes
Missouri ELEc1IoS.-The election for Con.
gress in Missouri has resulted in the choice of
j. Il. Barrett. Thos j.. Anderson. james Craig.
John Is. Clark, John >. Phel pS. Sam Iel II Wood
son aud j. w. Noel, all democrats. The snme
party have carried the Legislature. to which,
body only one republican, it is stated, has been
elected.
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Advertfgern enfa

We direct attention to the advertisement of
the sale Of a valuable plantation and negroes,
near Scuffletown, by Wm. Carter of 90 Depot ;
and to'the advertisement of Poullan, Jennings
d Co., Grocers and Cotton Factors, Augusta
Ca, Thee NJ. Ard Sheriff., Ordinary &C.
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CONSIGNEES.

Inc following persons have freight in the Do.
pot at Abbeville:-
g K E Gaines, Cowan & Britt, Jordan
MeLauchl'n, A b Conner, Dr S Fair, !
SMrowniee. M ) RJ White, j S Dslton, D L
var M"roinw. n Mooney, D Jordan, Col F.Msr.
D Chalmers, J Allen. " Thomas ! NJ Psrr;n'
d N Knox, D F Freeman, j W Hann.b.
Branch d. Allen, L Perrin
D" r. SONDLEY, Aet
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Az riinS Ratlroad.

The Ladrange Reporter says, that J. Nor
cress President of the Air Line Railroad, re.
ports that tds prospects Q the eontemp lated
Ra,lrQad ars Very encouraging, sgd the proba.
biiity u, that the York will be eomisSacei
sthshl 90 g 81 80 f. =. r. 500
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Costume Bali at Williamson.

We learn that arrangements are in progress.
for getting up inc costume Ball at William
ston Springs on the 9Th Sept, next. From
the interest manifested, and the preparations
making. it promises to be handsome affair.
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NEW CoTToS.-A second bule of new Cotton
wns received yesterday BY the Nor,besstern
Nail Road. from Marion District, consigned to
Msssrs Ss AS1Ss MSS Frost The quality said 70
and will be Slipped to New York bv tho Cn'
lnmbia. which sails this slnorn,ng.-Gonr;er
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]. s. RIED,
w. A. LEE,
Ii. T. SLOAN.

CoTToN STArEMENr.-The receipts Of cotton
in Charleston for the past week were, by Rail
roads 1855 bhles by:rwatsr and wagon
bales-together 1886 baIes-e-correspon
week last year, 6l0 bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same
time were. to foreign ports-bales; coast
wise l 1895 bales-nsaking the total exports OF
the week 2.235 bales, and leaving on hand a
stock ofl2.8el bales. inclusive of2.2s6 bales
on chip board not cleared, ngainstsa stock OF
8.76I bales. and .,290 bales on ship board
same time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted to $500 bales, at prices ranging
from III to IL 3-4.
The total receipts at all the ports during the
past week amounted to 9,002 bales. against
1887 bales, received during the same period
last year. The total rece ipts at all the ports
since the 1st Of September, amounted s,067.
430 bales, against 2.9O4,3lO up to the same
dates last year, showing N increase this year
of 1873, ,l29; bales.. rs, r 'ss9
The exports to Great Britai up, to the 10.
test dates, amount to ITS. .029 SLOWING an IN
crense on the exports to that country last year
of466.62o bales. The shipments TO Northern
porIs chow a decrease Of s2fT,697 bales from
Che siiipment ts Of last year. M FL .'s
The stock on hand on ship;board at all the
ports. MP to the latest dater, amonnts to l37,-
SOP bales being "a ,8l7 bales more than the
stock hand 1T the corresponding dates Hast
ysar.-!kher Guardian.
H a.
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Godey's Lady's Book,

We have received the September number of
this popular monthly. It is illustrated with
several fine engrayings. and filled with its usual
variety of literary attractions
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-20

We have received March and Juno nunbcrs
Cosmopolitan Art Journal. published at Broad.
way, 548. New York. $500 per annum in ad.
vance. The present number is very excellent
one filled with interesting matter.
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Regimental Raviaws.

Our readers'viIf freeolleetthat the Review nt
Morrow's Old Field, comes off on Tuesday the
oath instant, and at Lomax's OH Thursday the
26til
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Georgia Banks.

The Augusta Constitutionalist thus speaks Of
some of the Georgia Banks:
To enable the people to protect themselves,
as much as possible. agaiast these Swndliuc
Shops. we subjoin list of them, all of which
we regard totally unworthy of conf dence or
credit:
Merchants' Bank, Of Macon. II
Interior Bank. Griffin. 'TR
Lagrange Bank. LaGrsnge.
Cherokee Insurance & Banking Comfy. Dal.
ton.
Planters Mechanics Bank, Dalton.
North Western Bank, Ringold. Ga.
Bank of Greensboro Greensboro.
BROKE.
Manufacturers' d Mechanics Bank, Colum.
bus:
Exchange Bank. Griffin.
Southern Bank, Bainbridge.
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Union Damn Meefinr

The Camp Meeting at the Union Camp
Ground. commences on Monday next the 23d
instant
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The Messages.

The following are copies of the Queens and
Presidents Messages which have just been re-
ceved by Atlantic Telegraph. The intsli
gence of their reception has been welcomed
with demonstrations of joy in all the principal
cities:
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rerms---Two Dollars Year, in Advance.

ABBEVILLE @. II.
FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1858.
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10 OK x r THIS.

u U OK * 7 THIS.
THE Subscriber offers. at private sale aad
Property: -. 81 >as,
Two Hundred and Eighty;sx Acres
Of LAND, abouts4 miles from seufie.Town.
adjoining lanas of Dr.. W. r. Jones, ;Jos. Xii.
lingsworth and Others. known as the Kinmans
PLACE; It has g. good dwelling Housa new
nSHou's and sefsys5a otssr out bgildipgs
'8 - -,
Eighteen likely Nysrosss
Mules cattls ssnd' Heg. and sPtaptation trool..
Iwonid like to sell the Ynsiss propsstvsteA
gethsr, and g. good aaia-pilE6s ssid .isan
'RafSysS SsSsi,a pnfsfssr s wM. 1 . e,.a4re.,ss :. 81
Aug. ,s. isss. a'nssS l'1 Dapsss. 2 ssS Il.
!. xsHoDIllAIN, 81 7sl Co.,.
srocsif md SStion EsstesS
orsfoe q kfEs. 9 LoAs no osfrI,, -
z AJa sak, GA.
sGoNT1NHEss fors; IL Ss6,,s Z, vi,
:nle az SG0ITON ssd, other Ia zoe
pa q tts f3fioE ,pis 6roos
nov 5id ptoscSsx 81: srsst ISL ~ % ~.
sssf s tssif asess M q d sAs Jss
III sons;g insnta nd n S.ss 80 ~
LsbefA sasli zns6nS Is. fiSads q a ~
nsysSuI3 B $ 81
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Hsslth of fisr:ia,i.,,ns.,i.,.l. !;

r Weisarh; ;1scsd s as soares sSat che 70.
Fl,stt sofsiatsSf Ssds % tba Board :of
/ Hssssh pf New osisens, 90 Monday mornioe,i
'fbr the week precedfbg, Slows q sportalitv Sof
lsos-iaslad ding 14CS Sdssths 81 yellow Fsysr.---
The i9ersasesof Yetlor sase. oy.r ,h.,
3prsesdss s4sass sods shss 6ssa 81:
s IS e. 2.
ss:..ls - 81 .ysw lsttp1i q 81
q Ger ssl sss s. II ID ID
ID q s.' s;ss q
Bsta. P'' ':ap-gsy,. a
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QUEENS MESSAGE.
To The Honorable
Tile President of the United States

The Queen desires to congratulate the Frcs-
dent upon the successful completion of this in.
ternntional work. in which the Queen has ia
ken the deepest interest. The Queen is con-
vinced that the Presid mt will join with her in
fervently hoping TINT the electric Cable which
now connects Grent Britain and the United
States. will prove an additional link between
the nations. whose friendship is founded upon
their common interest and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus comnu-
ncaiing with the President, and Of renewing
to h,m. her wishes for the prosperity Of the
United Stutcs
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PRESIDENTS RELY.

The President cordially reciprocatcs tho con
graduation Of her Ma jcsty, the Queen. on the
success of the great international enterprise,
accomplished 10y The science, SIX i'll and ind"mi-
table energy OF the two countries. 1t is, q tri-
unph more glorious because far more useful to
mankind, than Was ever won bv conqucror on
the field Of hutllc.
May the Atlantic Telegraph. under the bles.
sing OF Heaven, prove to he bond of perpet.
ual peace and friendship between the kindred
natIons--an an instrument destined by Divine
Providence to dlfuse Religion, Civilization
lIhei:y md Law, throughout the world. In
this view will not all the nations Of Christen :
dom spontaneously unite in the dee laration.
that it ehall be forever neutral and that its
co'plunica, ions shall be held sacred in pass
ing to the places even in the midst Of hostiIi.
ties.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Aug. lG, 1858.
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
Is ruBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
LEE &. WILSON.

Individuals, like nations, fail in rotAind to.isk
hey boldly attempt, rAen Susta.red By virtuous
purpose, Undetermined resolution oa-IIENnY Clay
Willing tograise, get not af1aid 10 JLame"
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AC&66.

sssst asaopst i 81 present. tl,sssdt rssssas
slass sfisss Stng aIl tks
sss ~ !! y; s.ifs;;
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IA RHtsAxrn "A sgentlsman, ,says
z 68sAdveftiseR ywho nae sstsfed sths
rscipe pa SIT goods and { de-
blisted for the 'bepef tsof All safsf.
ssisy.dsfs stfis tefris malady ODs.tssse seaon,
diseSsysd III one Pint of watsr iE ah two.
sshd 8ags OH sspoonfst 81 spixtnss thras;
. til a4y be sw5 ter Nish fartsrics Aid
;ii llIiR VIZ fssl ths r1sdisiss.
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BROKE.
Laterfrorn Europe.

Exchange Bank. Griffin.
Southern Bank, Bainbridge.
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Eksgk...-.iNT ouN NV uoduLy OF
sorfis6f its private residences.
SO al6rfow leave for Williamson springs.
ibis place contains it is said populntion of
;akSH one thousand PERSONS. The 70 wn covers
hcossldefablSSPaeeeo of ground. most of the
ho9ses were ERECTED fot comfort and conven-
lf1se and not for show. 1.mean the private
feade3css- more Of the architecture of 90 THAN
90 ssen,s toshaye prevailed. in the erection Of
1Ihsk ptisate rsddence.. kgreas fondness nd
1oedxesesists for flowers, shtabbery and
bsadhnly laid out groves. I.bave been at
lSss.ghishto ADMIRE. the great convenience
aARa ,sopfeft of some Of the more ancient housed
AE@As negB erested and elegant. dwellings Of
szNs Hoyt Col Marshall 1.-The Senator, Col
HeI$ia the President Of the GreenyiIle Rail
hd Others The new residence Of Col
Rsfras, snot aaite'fnishsd; ;Sit ls an. che. I
exnt: somnodiohs and Handsome dwellipG to
Sk1ightsa with'&gas .nnd attended and fixed
witesall 'qolyeniences and appliances which
thesheartsould desirs heard tie builder
3PlEppupeet The beet hgase ia che up-country.
sRhsSa6 leave fshd rive tshis. .piaee twice
~ dl0n sale. days ahfee tflnss 8 dnS, wat
1Rsif Road i. = !. "a ~. 81,
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Africa arrived of Sandy
Hook on the 2jth, with Liverpool dates Il
/ the 18th.
The spanish demands on Mexico will pro.
baby be countenanced BY France, and add.
tional vessels sent thither BY the latter.
England is also disposed to press her
claims for redress equal TO what is accorded
to other governments.
The second instalment Of the Spanish ex.
petition against Mexico is ready to sail a,
any moment.
The Spanish expedition against the Riff
pirates had taken its departure.
The treaty between Russia and Japan had
been concluded.
Navigation was closed At St. Petersburg,
BY the ice.
Napoleon hal presented Queen Victoria
with howitzer Of his invention.
Galway was about 10 be adopted by France
as the eutlet for steam communication with
America, and the projected llayre line has
been Withdrawn in favor Of the Galway
scheme.
England consents that France shall en-.
gage ID the Transportation Of Coole emigrants.
Reports that a reduction in the French
army was about 10 be made caused 4 buoy
ancy 10 the London exchange.
A French commission had been appointed
10 examine, on the spot, the question as 10
whether the African emigration system was
the slave trade in disguise.
The STEAMER City 1T Baliimprr, arrived al
New York. on the 23L. uith Liverpool dates
70 the night d The lUth ultimo. The Arr.
ca arrived out on the 7ih.
Al The banquet u the Lord Mayor &c Lnn.
don, speeches were delivered ~ the Earl of
Desby and other members Of the Cabinet.
They refused 20 commit themselves, but pro-
missed that the forthcoming measures should
be comprehensive and national 10 their char.
acter.
Details of Lord Elgin's treaty with Japan,
have been published. Great Britain is TO
have diplomatic agents al Jeddo, and Japan
one Al London.
The Emperor Napoleon says if the emigra.
ton 81 free negroes from Africa Is the slave
trade 10 disguise, he will have none Of ii !.
lie has instructed Prince Napoleon to resume
negotiations With England. relative to sub.
shutting coolies Cor negroes.
The funeral car of Napoleon 1, has been
pttctuAtu W FTdnCe IUFuuwH
John Buergerne. Prince Napoleon 10 re.
ceiying Il. said We regarded the act as testi-
mOny Of Queen Nictoria's desire 70 efface the
poignant remembrances Of st. Helena, and
an additional pledge of cordial alliance be.
tween the two powers.
The Legislature u Holland had intro
duced bill 10 emancipate slaves IN Surinam
aud Curacoa.
a conference between the Spanish Minis.
ter Tor foreign Affairs, and The French and
English Ambassadors at Madrid. promises
d solution oi the Mexican difficulty.
Denmark had abrogatrd The constitution of
IIulstein.
Telegraphic dispatches had been received
from the Calcutta mail to October 9th. The
news Is unimportsnt.
The Dutch expedition against Jsmbe 10
sumatra vas successful.
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/ lati0n to the several contested seats OF mem
bers which have been referred to them.
/ Mr.. Dortch intimated his intention Of af
forwards moving to have this fact submitted
to The Supreme Court for their opinion. The
resolution was adopted.
A joint committee was raised to which was
referred that portion Of the Governors mes
sage relative to the non payment Of the diyi.
dend due by the N. G. Railroad.
Air. Walker presented bill to authorize !
homestead exemption.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill. Of Halifax. Satur-
day Of each week was set apart for private
bills.
Both Houses adjourned to II o'clock on
Friday.
Friday, Nov. 20.
The Senate was called to order at ii o..
clock. Prayer by the Rev. ]. ]. James.
Mr.. Boyd introduced bill to provide for
the running and marking Of the dividing
line between the States Of North Carolina
and Virginia. Read first time and referred
to the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Thomas, bill to authorize the Coun-
ty Courts Of the State to establish or abolish
jury trials at their discretion, subject to GER
tain limitations as to time in making the
change. Read first time and referred to the
committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Houston, a bill to provide for the pro-
curement Of evidence against Faro Banks.
Read FIRST time. Mr.. Houston moved that
the rules be suspended, that the bill might be
put upon its second reading. and urged the
Importance Of its speedy passage. After a
brief debate the bill was read the second
time, and referred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. Turner'S bill to abolish the freehold
qualification Of Jurors, was put upon its Sc
cond reading, and the vote was unanimous
ly in the negative. Mr.. Turner having ex-
pressed his surprise at the result, Mr.. Hous-
ton moved a reconsideration Of the vote,
which being concurred in, Mr.. Turner gave
his reasons for presenting the bill. and his
argument in support Of it; and showed the
seeming inconsistency of the Democracy in
abolishing the freehold qualification for vo-
tiers to the Senate, and retaining it in the
case Of Jurors. Mr.. Houston, chairman Of
the committee which reported on the bill,
replied after which the vote was again Ia
ken, and the bill was rejected--ayes IA,
nays &c.
The Commons was opened with prayer BY
the Rev. Mr.. James.
Mr.. Stephens presented a bill to establish
freehold homestead and for other purposes.
Mr.. Dancy, bill to amend the constitu.
ton 50 as 70 make Jews eligible to Office.
The bill TO aid in the construction Of the
Western Railroad. on the motion Of Mr..
Mckay, was made the order Of the day for
Thursday next at twelve o'clock.
The bill to open the Yadkin and Pc Dee
rivers. was on motion Of Mr.. Reeves made
the order Of the day for Monday next at
twelve o'clock.
the bill to incorporate the White Oak
River Navigation Company passed its second
reading.
Several other bills, Of local interest we're
acted on.
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N Office

THAT on Thursday the % day Of December next,
: at the late residence Of DR.. Michael w. Holt, de-
ceased, will be publicly sold the following property,
viz: stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; a crop Of
Corn and Fodder, and quantity Of well cured To-
bacco; three Wagons and gear; one fine Carriage and
harness two Bugges and harness; Cart and yoke
Of Steers; one set Of Smith Tools; valuable Medical
Library; quantity Of Drugs and Medicines, and
number Of Surgical Instruments; Farming Tools !;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and variety Of
other articles.
credit Of six months will be given, and bond and
security required.
The sale will continue from day to day, until all are
sold. WILLIAM ]. LONG, Ex'r.
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TaI PIT TRADE. Who could dream Of the magni-
tule such on undertaking as The manufacture Of a
Pnrgaiiye Pin assumes when il into general
And how painfully DO The following numbers speak Of
the amount Of human sickness and suffering, that little
morcel Of remedy goes forth 10 combat and subdue.
DR.. ]. g. Aver 81 lowell manufactures 10 his abora-
tory forty gross per diem Of bis cathariic through
Ill the year This is eight boxes minute or dose
second We thus find over $4,000 persons swallow
this pin every day Or l2g6 900 month Physicians,
think q that $4,000 patients day who seek relief
from the medical skill Of Surely that man
should be- as he is in this case one Of the first nelli-
gence and OF the highest character. His occupation
entails upon him fearful responsibility for the veal
or woe OF his fellow man. Painsrike Courier.
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LErreR PROM NoRrH cARoLlNA.

Fayetteville. N. e., March 2.
Dr. Seth w. Fowle. Dear Sir: For Two years past
have been more or less ttoublel with cough. Du.
ring The past year. was taken with pain in the
left side accompanied BY very bad cough, and
ing Of blood, probably quart Or more In addition Ia
this swcat profusey at night which induced me 10 ap
ply 70 ply scian, but received no permanent benefit
then procured bottle Of Mstars Basam Of Wild Cher
~ which seemed 70 have the desired effect contnu.
ed TO il and my appetite, which had been very poor
returned, and with il my strength restored After
taking four bottles was completely cured, and have
enjoyed good health ever since.
DAVID r. BELL.
The Editor OF The North Caroiinan. cheerfully les.
titles his knowledge Of the truth Of Mr. Bells state
ment in regard to The efficacy Of the BaIsam.
None genuine unless signcd |. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
Seth w. Fowle & Co, lss Washington Street, Bos
ton, proprieiors. sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale in Marlborough BY ]. Z. Webb Il Co.
in Gleensborough BY DR.. Il. ]. Patrick.