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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

mfr MARY OF ST. FRANCIS DE
l SALES. BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMoMD
VA.-Conducted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients of all denominations, not having small
pOx or any other contagious disease, are received.
ANY ply sician may send his patients to the lniir,
rooms pay from 81 to Sl2 per week. and in wards
So Colo1ed persons SIS per week:
ASiS.sD6 4 TRoMHs, g. s. bSRsEY Gun
iNEIKNiAkY OF ThE MEDICAL GUL-
Of Mafsba and coess q s
for the experimentation OF both WHITE fhh-
Whi:s p, sons who desire it, can be furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS, where they will enjoy
The observation-disclosures for SLAVES, as heretofore,
are ample, and the attention of owners of negroes,
the great advantages Afforded by the Inirmary Tor
the Medical and Surgical treatment OF this class
LTfNG-IN WOMEN are also received and care
Ali patients are under the care of the Professors
of the College, who visit the wards daily, AIDED y
Guilty, consultation OF the Professors Is held,
:. The charges for Medical Attendance, Board
NHT,ns and Medicine are as follows; a. ne, wee.
""'' n private rooms. 81 to Sls
For less than week, except III private rooms,l
81 per dayaProvldsd that III the aggregate shall not
For SarsicGI 0psrat1onS, BY agreement with the
proD7ietors of the Bellevue Hospital small extra
charge Will be made, varying from 81 to $50, az
cordng to the difficulty and importance of the OPP
Grafton.
Ali ohsrEex payable o. tho removal of the pa
tient.
fictitious disease, nor any case Of Insanity, Will be
admitted 80.
Attending Physlcans-Profs. TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW. - -
Las sna HWEsIfFoRD GIBSON
Resident Physician~Dr THOS. l.. HUNTER.
Steward-F. III. PARRISH.
President DIR. l.. s. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, desrous OF sending pa
tients to thu Inrmary, may address the President,
Steward, or any Of the Professors of the College
ia 12-Iy
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EREsH ADDITION NAL SUPPLY 0i

FRUITS, NUTS, RAIslNs AND CONFEC-
80 drums Flss 10 bags soft Almonds rs bags
Cream Nuts l0o bass fIlberts and Walnuts; so
bags fecan Nuts; rs trails Dates; rs dozen as
sorted JeliIes; IS dozen assorted Pickles.; an
boxes Jujube Paste aud Gum Drops Is cases Sar
dimes, whole, half and quarter; ~ dozen iars
Brandy Peaches; 200 Jars Prunes 400 foxes tglass
tops) Pranes. rs w Cigars, at different prices
Also, M nufacturing, Candies, of ,uDie- ed
suga rs, warranted to stand IN any innate for L.
quality. ANDREW ANTONI,
Next door to Exchange Bank, and
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MARBLE WORKS.

IL AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond, Va.
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
both PUBLICLY and privately.
Ar D. JAMES has an interest in the susl-
ness trnm this day e23-oM
WI JACOB VINCENT,
MAN FACTU RER OF
Italian xni American Marble MonHmeats,
TonibS, Head Pieces, Sc.ofsUsry style and destgn.
The pubic DIRE respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 5th and 9th SITS, on Main, tadJoin-
ing Rogers i Miller's Marble Yard > and examine
my work, which cannot be excited by any otheI
establishment, North or South which | will sell
as low as any establishment in this city or else
where Al 9-3n
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IA Colts Celebrated Five Shooters..-
Army. Navy, and Pocket SIZES, on hand and for
sale by JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
oc 22-lm 7doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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DOWEKS' GL1LEniN nAAM-nn elect
l. uti cure and preventive agalnsl chapping or
f.ughness of the skin, occasIoued by cnaing,
expos u heat or cold LIS balmy Ell SOS such
that renders the skin peculiarly SOFT and may he
applied with advantage to the most delicate IN
FAINT. TnIs preparation combines the heaiIng and
the protective properties OF Giycerln, with those
of other Gland anu balshmc agents, which serve
to restore primitive delicacE. After washing and
dryirg the skin. apply the b I'm with the hand and
produced b. shaving, and for chappng of the skin.
to winch children are subject. II Is peculiarly
I'M n
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w UcsI u6H
L tfrce to ensure white teeth Is the SAPONlNE
TOOTH row DER. Dentists recommend II high
ly. Read the following:
:. have used and prescribed this Saponine Tooth
Powder of NJ essTs. Meade q Baker, and In my
opinion NO BETTER preparation for the end In
view can be compounded.
JNo. g. go. wAyT, Dentist
Ask for g MEADE BAhER'S, and take no
other, or you will be disappointed. Prepared only
by MEADE BAhER, Pharm&oe utlsts,
lS6 Main street. corner above Post Ufflce.
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A To M e d i ca students Dissectins
CASES of various sty les and prices, for sale very
cheap at EDWARD I. kOBINSON'S,
Sc 6-2m Attn and Franklin SITS
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% GREAT REDUCTION THE IN
~ PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-ka
"a From is to 10 per cent. saved by buy
ss@A ar from J. H. ANTHONY,
SSfSA EnIunban Hntel buIidinS

NNAA Columbian Hotel building.
Hioieskiu Hats Of best quality, s. 80; do. seoon:
guality, co. fashionable Silk Hats, 60; fine calf
skin sewed Boots so; Congress Cater Boots, IS;
Ene calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 rs.
J. IL. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
enc of the best makers in the city of Phlladephis
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin eewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unprs-
sedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND A
EAIF OF 2s-dAvts
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ALEXANDER MOTT,

"A a UCTIONEER AND C0MMISS- ON
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to tine sales OF HORSES.
MULES, WAGONS, &C.. at the Horse Lot,-eve
SATURbAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
Of Ia al
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nBaths. Baths, Baths.

H. Baths, Baths, BATHS.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 p.
NJ, st the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
pooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street, Single Bath Is cts
or Eve tiokets for 81
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~ GYErSr~ III ~ ~. 20 ? r ~ Y h RSlOOi)
RhaNGEME NT;=IMPQRTANT TO RI. Ar
EKS.-ThROUGH- TICKETS Ann Tpn5h
Chez kS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROifTTEEOGGA
Iylng the great United States Mail. iiL.-Ca,,
Sunday nIght exec ptedl between RicbrnnnJe eat
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelnbi,, Assi
YORK, and al important Joints West. W. q New
creek and W ashlngtOn, over the Riehmnns ASSaes
erlcksburg q Potomac Railroad 10 ths ~ red
rvsr, 70 miles, and by splendid and tC..ons,
steamers thence to Washington IS mile, p paee
miles IN seven hours; being q oomfortabis sr a. ~
fectly safe rate of speed. aho per.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, andTp 4.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Speci.i "A.
CHECKEDTHROUGH to W ashlnxton y. iaaSenh,
Phlladelphi and New York. '''Hnoft
THROUGH FIcJxTs can be secured IN th. ,.u
ing points-viz Baltimore, Philadelphls nroues
matt, columbus, Indianapolis, tairo. ja,,oHrin cl
fersonyie. Rock Island, Zanesville, Wa,e, n vel
vile, Decatur, Newark and Inesnne. HoUa
Passengers breakfast ana sup az Ashland ,,A.
On board the comfortable steamer between I.a aas
Greek and Washington. A"aai
Persons Wishing 10 Obtain ticket, fo, -
raats for Washington city and points fu,,t"
North, must, In al cases, be voucbed a. ef
some responsible white citizen OF RIcbro,ooa, y
psrs on, known TO the officers of the Road ~. ~ IN
71ek.ts vtli he .nid ~ applied for Sv I.tr., n" "
IA For further information, apply at thi, as..
Broad street, Shockoe Hill. ~~
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Genl TiokstAr,,
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~ All Medicines should be Prepared by

A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DIR. j. :. ROSE COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
DR.. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS prepa
ration is a positive cure. Price 50 cts.
DIR J. =: ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheums
tlsm, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, rs
and 81 cts.
DR.. J. .. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, OF
Eruptions, Chrome Diseases Uucsrs, Sores
Swelled Neck, Biles and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARREN L. WARING,
ia 2l-lv l97 Broad st.. Agent for RIcnmond.
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Ma John W. Garlick,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Market Place, Franklin ST..
Keeps constantly on hnnd a. large supply OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, BURNING
FLUID, KEROSENE Oh, PAINT BRUSHES.
HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTH BRUSHES. TOILET
ARTICLES, PEkFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
dC.GC.
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WSHOES-OIr assortment of the above is now
~ complete, of both single and double 30 -
W sell the best French Calf Sewed Boots at SO;
81; we sell the best French Calf Sewed Oxford
Ties at So. All other goods in proportion:
MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
Nex 10 La A HOtal.
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DANas a. MINER, Wholesale GRu
L GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, Ole

L GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, Oner
for sale
il hhds BREASTS BACON,
IS hhds H Ms and SIDE BACON,
Is hhds. SHOULDER BACON,
lDO bbis SC" Extra &c and b SUGARS,
% bols. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
100 D8Ss Laguayre and RIO COFFEE.
50 bis. N. U. and +. X. MOLASSES,
IS bbys. Extra Leaf LARD,
50 bbis. Pure Cider VINEGAR.
81 bbls. A. c. She rman WHISKY,
IUO bbis. BRANDY. gin and WINE,
1900 Choice CIGARS.
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u,HE WEDDING KING rs embemat.c OF u.

THE WEDDING III NC is embiematic oil the
l. marriage relation. Gold will wear out by fric
ton, abrasion, &c; but never rusts-nsver tar
nishes is always bright Thus with lie, the Ring
is vi .hout end; so Likewise is the union without
interruption or end, except by the death OF the
Parties. ,
1ne Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair 10 whum IL gwen Is, IN the estimation oi
the giysr the most Sertect and oveaoe OF ner Sc x,
needing not tho ioreI IN aid of ornament TO render
her Jlst woman for HIN 10 love and cherish all
his days. ,
a good assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitable
for Wedding Rings, lust finished, can be found al
Jewelry, Silver Ware. silver plated Ware, Spec
tacles, SO, &c. Watches, Jewelfy and epectacies
repaired IN the best manner.
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1861.

1870 sfotEs-sIoshs 1861.
VIM. SEARS WOOD.
No. Main street, near the Old Market,
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
STOVES. RANG rs AND FURNACES,
MOTIFS AGRICULTURAL BOILERS,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, &c, &c
PLUMBING and GASFITTING, IN all It's
branches
Ma JOBBING promptly attended to:
IA REPAIRS for all kinds of STOVES, always
on hand. - -
ROOFING AND GUTTERING
done IN the ctty and country, IN the best manner
and at shortest notice Sc 26-ts
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VIRGINIA BAION IA Ms. loo very supe-
nor virginia sosar-cnred Hams. Lovers Of
good Bacon, try them
NM. O cambridge. los Broad st.
fl0 BOskS New York State CHEESE, for
tSpssaie W VIM, WALLACE SONS.
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VETM. SATTLEK L CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND pEALERsIN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WlNUo~
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality, to which We call the attention o.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
JUST RECEIVED.

~ We have just received our second supply of
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, consisting of a
large and well selected assortment of LADIES'
Gents, Misses and Children's BOOTS. SHOES
CATERS, &c, which we are prepared to sell as
low as any house in the city, at wholesale or re-
tail A call is respectfully solicited.
H. STERN BRO,
oo Vim No ~ Main at
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r JUST RECEIVED AND OPENID,

~/IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR RE-
w. TAIL TRADE.-We would call the atten-
" ton of ousekeepers and the public gene
rallV. to our large stock of fine decorated Maroon
and Buff Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, rete- Tete Sets.
Chamber Sets. &c. Also, large stock OF pure
white French China. sold by the 8 or piece; Sill
Pitchers, Silver Mounted Waters of all sizes,
Cand esticks, Cake Baskets, Gard Baskets, &C.
all of direct importation. For sale very low at
GEO. J. SUMNER & CO.'S
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street.
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FANCY CASHMERE PANTS 500 pAIp-
i Embracing every VARIETY, gtyIe and quality
latest patterns, all qualities, fashionable cut low
prlces; pack Cashmere Pants. sing 10 ana double
Miiiedi rrieot Waved Face, French Twill. and
pIsia, ell prices. ITO III ain street
sHAFEk HALgEY co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-15
A Word Of announcement,

An intelligent observer whose profess
ional calling has brought him in communi.
cation with various sec iinns of the State
and who doubtless appreciates the wants
aud the advantages of different localities
with more than the ordinary interest. W.T..
ting from this place to the YorkvilIe Enqui.
r'r, makes the following sensible remarks
in relation TO the railroad excitement in our
District
Lancaster District ought to do itself the
honor of building railroad by which to re.
aIize the benefit OF easy communication
with other portions of the State and at
present quiea lively sentiment prevails on
that subject. The talk il being done-soon
the work of raising subscriptions ought to
commence, and perhaps will, in such II
manner as 10 make sure of n charter from
the next Legislature. A railroad from Cam
den to this place you'd certainly pay well.
Cotton md tqFpentils are now transported
III wagons over :he entire line it would
traverse, in Quantities at present ALMOST
sufficient TO support any road upon which
they might be thrown But The road will
assuredly be built
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On the faith and credit of responsible
gentleman who assured us before it, rccep-
tIon, that the nomination below was the re-.
suit of a conference between number of
persons in his section, We give 1t place in
o,.r paper. But for his recommendation,
the paper, which came to us without name,
would Of course have received no notice.
Ed. LEDGER.
Mr.. EDITok.-We notice 1t the Ledger a
call on the citizens of this District to look {.
out for suitable men To represent us in our
next Legislature, which should be matter
Of interest to each citizen Of the District at
all times, but more especially, while pros
poets are as gloomy as they appear to be at
this time.
We respectfully suggest and nominate
the following gentlemen and hope they will
consent TO serve lhe people in that capacity
viz:
For Senator,---Mr. SamI d. Massey.
For Representatives. essrs. Danr. w.
Brown and Johu r.. Welsh.
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The Value of Railroads.

The KRgstree Star, thus nIludes TO the
advantages which have accrued To that To-.
caIit' from the North Eastern Railroad:
kingtree Is improving, and the price
WHICH those lots commanded is proof Of
our assertion. Five years ago, We suppose
they would not h"ye brought FIVE hundred
dollars. The reason OF this great Increase
IN the value of real estate is Obvious To all
We now have Rail Ro "a facilities, M j it
has caused n competition in all .sinds of
business /; has brought men from dis
lance who desire locations for business,
hence property has risen.
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APPLET"N's RAILWAY AM. STEAM Nav
IGATIuN GUIDE We are indrb,cd 10 the
M'ss's Alr:c''n Tor tie February edition
OF this very useful pubIcaIi,R. 1t shows
all The rail Dads in actual operation in the
United States. together with those in course
Of construction, with remarks and such in.
formation concerning each route as must
be of gIeat assistance to the travel
ling public. is correctness is very gene
rally acknowledged. being published under
the supervision of the railway companies
j is published semi monthly. Price %
cents. Address Messrs. ID. App,eton q
Co, 3I6 and S4S, Br, adway, New York.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-15

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pits, are Ger.
tain Cure for Scurvy.-Edward Hope, of Char
lesion, South Carolina, suffered more than
most people from the scurvy, and the whole Of
his body was covered with this unsightly erup.
ton, he tried a great number of reputed reme.
dies, but he was not benefited by the same, in
deed, it became doubtful to his friends, wheth-
er he would ever overcome this Disagreement
At length he tried Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, and these medicines quickly produced
beneficial change, by continuing with these e1-
cellent medicines for eight weeks, he was radi-
cally cured. 26
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New American Cyclopadia

The eighth volume of Appletun's New
American CyclopGdia has come to hand -
This is truly II valuable " ork. and the mos,
comprehensive Of its kind ever published
in America. The publishers, the Me>srs
ApI Teton. are known to be conservative
and friendly to the South. no objections to
them upon this score having ever, to our
knowledge, been circulated agains, 'hem-
The present vo'uIne extends ircm "Fugger
TO Hay man" inclusive. II contains biograph-
For further particulars, ~ TO terms, e.. we
refer to the advertisement in another part
Of our paper.
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Mode of Taking the Census of the Uni
ted States.

As this is the year for taking the cen
sus, the following remarks in relation
,hora,o which ~. find !, tho W,sb;,,
-,
many 9e'Sols
The duties of this undertaking de.
volve upon The United States Marshas,
who appoint their own assistants. The
General Gvyerumep, has in each State
or Territory one or more judicial districts.
with each Of which is connected a mar.
shal, " ho acts AS high sheriff in the Dis
trict Court Of the United States. These
marshals are reoprcd by law TO subdi.
vide their districts, and for each subdivis.
ION to appoiut An assistant, taking care
not to include n greater population lby
eslimale) than 10000 in any one subdi.
vision.
The assistants having been qualified
by oath, for the proper performance OF
their duties, are furnished, through the
marShals. with blanks ard Instructions
In the prosecution .! their work they are
required 10 make two copies of their re
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The Test of IL Years Experience has

The Test of IL Years Experience has
proved the superior quality of Hegeman, Clark
n COS Genuine Cod Livcf Oil. 1t is pr oneu i
ced by Physicians the best remedy for Con.
sumption, Scrofula, Chronic Ri eumatism, &c,
ever discovered.
Caution value Of this remedy dc.
pcnds upon its purity, and in Ndcr to secure
our customers pure article, one Of our firm
went II Newfoundland to supcrintrnd the
manufacture OF our oil, and we warrant it pure.
See that the label has the eagle and mortar,
and the signature over the cork of each bottle
rs there is a great deal Of cheap, interior oil
palmcd off for genuine, to the great injury of
pa icnts.
-isk for Iegcman, Clark 4 CO.'S, and take
no other, a. many have been cured with tnc
genuine who have used others without any
benefit
Useful In Every Family. Fiimt, Grease Pots,
etc, re moved instantly glove. silks, ribbons,
etc, cleaned equal to new, without injury to
the most delicate color Of fabric, by Ilrgcman
20 5 Concentrated Beuzine, ouly rs cents
per bottle. HeGcman 4 Co., Druggists l6l
399, 5ll and 756 Broadway, Ny 45-&u.
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CHARLESTON CHAMBER op COMMERCE

CHARLESTON CHAMBER oP COMMERCE.
We regret our inability to accept the in
vitation extended to us by the Stewards OF
this institutions to attend their an nunl din.
ner, at the llibernian Hall in Charleston on
the 10Th inst. In commercial point of
view, Charleston has within reach of at.
tainmpnt bright future, and We rejoice in
the continued evidences of an intention on
the part Of her citizens to make her in fact
what she is in name-the Queen City of
the South"
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, February 1.-THE sales Of
cotton yesterday amounted TO 2O5 bales, at
8 a lie.
CHARLESTON, February IO.-Cotton.-
The transactions to-day were limited to
some 1900 bales, at the prices current at
the close of the week. The sales ranging
from ~ TO l2c.
NEw ORLEANS, February l0.--SAIes to.
day of 10000 bales Cotton, with n frmer
market and Middings quoted at lOi a II &c.
LIVERPOOL, January 27.-The sales OF
Cotton for the week foot up $4,000 bales,
Of which spectators took 5000, and ex-
porters ii 300 bales. The market closed
active, at an advance Of I.l6th TO tth of a
penny particularly on Upland.
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STOP THAT COUGHl

A COUGH OR SINGLE COLD negIec.
"A ted and allowed to run on long lime
may end in consumption. While YOU can
arrest II bya simple remedy why do you
not seize the opportunity.
The COUGH MIXTURE, while il Is n
safe and pleasant remedy, il never fails 10
relieve II not cure Cough and Colds by the
use Of one or two bottles.
Prepared and sold by
j.. J. McKAIN, Camden.
Sold by
HASSELTINE g. MASSEY.
Iancasteryille.
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The use of DR. Hostetter's Stomach

Bitters, for Dyspepsia, Eatulence, Heayiness
ofthc Stomach, or any other like affection, is
second to none in America or abroad. 70 be
able TO state confidently that the "BIrrERs,"
are certain cure for dyspepsia and like dis.
eases, is to the proprietors n source Of uualloy-
ed pleasure 1t removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifes the blood, imparts
renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving
it that tone and energy so Indispensable for
the restoration of health The numerous ack-
nowcdgemcnts OF its superior excellence and
benerccnt results have assured the propretors
that it can"ot but prove great cure to the
afflicted, and impart vitality to the thorough
system. February.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. cB- See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
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The RESOLUTIONS IN THE MARYLAND Leo
IsIATURE.-A correspondent of the South
CarOiinidn thus refers To the reception Of
the South Carolina Resolutions in the Ma
ryland Legislature
The presentation OF the South Carolina
resolutions 10 the Maryland Legislature
was like the explosion of bomb shell -
Tue very idea ola dissolution Of the Union
seemed to frghten most of The members
out Of their wits The great difficulty in
movements for resistence or independence
South. is in the border slave States. There
are two Souths, practically--the cotton
South and the nOD-cOttOn South. For the
cotton South To go into revolution against
the wishes Of the no cotton SOuih, will be
II very dangerous experiment, This Is the
very point OF difficulty and danger n the
position Of the SOuth How is il to be
Overcome7 That ~ the question: the soIu
tion Of which demands the highest states
maIship OF the South. One hing will he
remarked, that this desideratum is not 10 be
attained by agItnting extreme questions,
like the African slave trade, in the cotton
South The only effect of this violence Of
opinion is to widen still more the differences
between the two sections of the South.