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SANFORD'S
Liver LnvjSOraGOrg
NEVER DEBILITATES.

IscompOHnded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established TACT Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have lsed it; and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which it
It Las cured thousands < within the last years
who had given up ALI hopes OF relief, as the numerous
unsolicited ce=iifcatss in my :, possession show
The must be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and US ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels. -.
Let the dictates Of your iudFment guide you in the
use OF the LIVER IN VtGORAIOlks and it
viii eurg liver Conn g plants, Billions At
tacks, Dyspepsia, r" chronic DIarrhOea
= u IN m r q I'M = Plaints, DyseRte-
RI. DroDsy, Sour 2, Stomach, Ha bitUaI
CostfVeeEess, ChOts les ChOler3s ChOle-
"a GIOrbus, Cholera Infantums Eiatu-
Ience, 5 n IIndfces - Female Weakness
eS' and Pa may V pif si cine. It viii SICK
81 e ADA c II T., Gas > Thousands can testifyl IN
twenty minutes, If - TWO or three Tea
sPOOnfuls are tax" n en- at the comm 9neepasnt OF
All who se itare giving their mOny
NIX water in the mouth Wit the lnygoraor, and swallow
O0 Iis SCgs S;SaslNF Ec FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable extracts and putup
in GLASS CASES air tight, and will keep in climate
The Family Ca thartis PTLLisa gen
tie but active Catharuc which the proprietor mas
used in his practice more - than twenty years
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced 70 place
The Profession well knew that different CathaTtics act
on The Sn FAMILY RPIsS4' c Az THARTEC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact
been compounded = variety OF the purest Vege
table Extracts, which act alike on every part OF the
sIimeutarv canal, - good and safe in all cas-
- where a Catharic is = needed. such ID =
raugemeuTs Of the = Stomach, SleeBi-
paSs. Pains in the e Back and l. o n $,
COsTfveuess. Pain = and Soreness over
the whole cd Y, q from sudden cold, which
freouentIy if neglected. - end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of Appes = tite,a Creeping SEN
satiOn of Cold over 1he bOdv, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight an the head,
All T1rfIammatO - Diseases, Worms, in
children or Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier OF the Blood and many diseases to which
fesh is heir too numerous to mention this advertise
ment. Desc, 10 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thartiC Pills are reaied by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD. NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 1876 Broadway, n. Y.
O. J. WOOD CO,
Tou No.
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A negro, native Of Africa, diec in New Orleans
on the % inst at the age Of one hundred and fifteen
years.
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Six babes were left at different citizens doors in
one day, last week, in Boston.
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lad. JosEPH MAYNARD, broke his neck last
week in Adams county, H. by attempting to turn a
beck s0mersault
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BosToS, June 16.-5udge Sprague DEGREES the
Wanderer forfeited, because engaged in the slave
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The Chicago Press and T-i5'sss estimates the pop
ulation Of that city at 10000 souls.
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NEW YORK. June l6-The Great Eastern viii not
leave Southampton, before the Esd Of june,
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There are over twenty thousand persons in Vir
ginia who are paid every year for jury service.
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Dr.. JosEPa HIGaAsoS, highly esteemed physician
Of Somerylle in his State, died on the sth inst.
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The number Of deaths reported in St Louis, last
week, was ninety-three.
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In New York on the 18th Instant $4,000 Tennessee per
Bonds sold g2e and the telegraph reports sales the 18Th
O9c. At The corresponding date last year Bonds sod ct
9I99IKc.
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BANK NOTE AND ExOHaNGE LIsT.

BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Menphlr
Mechsnicsi Bank Memphis
Memphis Savings Irsiitutou.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesb0ro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank. Knoxvihe.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefezs5n5 cambridge.
Some our brokers are Offering tie dollar Tor the notes
OF the Bank Of Ea5t Tennessee, and Ezchange Bank.
Other States.
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WASHINGTON June I6.-The Covode Comm tee re
port excessively severe UPON the Adniiistration.
SESATE-Ihe bill providing for the Government
printing Office, passed BY vote Of so against IA.
Numerous amendments were added to the naval
appropriation bill.
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Fslthv human Blood upon being AaIYzed always pre-
ssn rs With the essential elements and gives Of course
ts True Standard AnayEe the Blood Of person suf
fng from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scrofuas
&C and ind 10 every instance certain dfcsces in the
red souss Of the blood Supply these deeenc snd you
are aade we'll The Blood Hood 8 founded upon this the
-,a1ara it,
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The IaDaneso Embassy.

New York, June l5-The steamer Vanderbilt
sailed to-day taking slg0.000 specie.
Jas. Blunt died to-day.
The Japanese Embassy have arrived. They were
received with immense enthusiasm.
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Sr L0CE, June I5.--Judee semple. Of Springfield
No, addressed the people ct that place this after
noon lie announced himself an independent candi-
date for Governor He VIII enter the campaign
immediately and canvass the State with Col Jack
son, the Democratic candhlatA
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az ana kind and therefore relieves 81 gGs9p1 ~
of ,cs ch instead Of b. fede1ng Is scas5es hor tnis
reasons e ccmmsnds itiias the oa y ~ Eno "a
FOR on ffdren Teethfng, Diarrh Gat By sc see
nv FRrfofug An the BoWeLss Aetda1g 81 tlae
Stomach Wind, Cold in tn e Head, ana ~ o. p
also for s0denfn1 fie guns, reducing lall1y feg1
t1fingfhs B0oeks and relie0iaG pain. q ~ y
an a ri sDasmodtc, Il Is used with aIf1ts s ~ al
cases OF Con y1tsiGu other EaAss ~ yoe pat1e
TIE Ire and he1zt Of apnr children, ana p. 800 tes
mon, hose cad and b5lg3ftzq cosseQaelc oscs ee Ger
49, - ssIf from ~ siss 81 sdrc0c8 81 eoie5 dit other
remedies ToT lnfapsis Com Dl7i1fs are seiAe "oe
Baa Or, Eat6uss unfnnfiEc CoFNlAAs snis yo1 can
TeIu upon It Is perfectly harmless ~, llet llure ne
most Delicate infant Price % cents Pun oesons acconpa
each bottle. Prepared 7ny BY --r,0rurgr
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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BALTIMORE, June l5.-The police department have
given notice. in anticipation Of the political gather
ing here next week, that the ordinance pro-
hibiting the use of cannon. guns, &c, in the city
win be strictly enforced.
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Died,
FOR COUNCTLmAN,

We are authorized to announce W. s. CHEATHAM as
didate for reelection, as Councilman from the 6th Wardy
rt the ensuing Municipal election iune4-id'
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ID TRAVELERs II 3 a ID -.

The Nachinst, he TIA vC.sr and every ether indi-
Viiual whose lot In life z thfgus him gtllin 70
chance Of acient from ep1 si01l IRE. on cQt90 soll
mind that his Magic Extractor bis nest ana QI
friend IL e roth portable and cheap and should eFer
Die ecmpeuion, friend in need Lhere are taalA
81 Iiyur usss 10 testify 8 20 its marvellous virtue, vac
owe heir sound limbs and mu1cles 70 is GsTng ecaT
The following few q =, tn le1dlg d1e1fe9 iol ll
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN = EAfhACEQk iaa khAf n-t-
TIVE we'll as CuKE;
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CITY NOTICES.

Elder D. P. HENDERSON Of Louisville, will preach
in the Christian Church this morning at IO3 o'clock,
and also at night Seats always free.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-17

EXPLOSION on A Bo1ER-The Bristol NecS learns
that the boiler Of NOOK s steam saw MILL few miles
North Of Bristol, in Washington county, Va eX-
ploded about / O'Clock in the afternOonOf the 9Th
inst, by which JOIN NAYS, who superintended the
MILL was seriously if not fatally injured The shed
was literally blown to pieces, and the machinery
destroyed tc great extent The fireman, who was
seated within few feet Of the engine at the time OF
the explosion, singular to say, escaped unnJured.
NAYS. who was repairing some gear about the en-
CINE was struck BY shaft, and thrown some TWEEN
ty feet, falling into the creek; three ribs were
broken the right lung perforated, and internal inju-
ries sustained which render his recovery doubtful
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NASHVILLE AND CakTrAF0csA-ssOO A. Mf 500 P
IEEsEssEE AND ALkaAnA-I0sOO "A. NJ, 500 ?. D.
LouIsFILLz AID N1sHFIL1E-3s2O A. NJ, 2s20 Z. n
Gallatin Express 3 A. III.
EnaGEIEID AHo KEsrUcEr-lO A. Nj a.
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uoorT..vD,s TsLsamIO CORDIAL


VIII cure standing Cold in very snort 'llS Nl 'H
following: ~ ,e 1s5s
I'm n n T-,. s;-. had I'M some time been suffering
und severe cold having pains through whole
throat hosrseness when recommended % ny
lands Basamic Cordial" accordingly procured oos
am happy 70 state tai one half Of il completely cured me-
nov unhsstatngly recommend my friends who may Be sun
ilary afflicted, and deem It more than justice % 1e~ ~
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY.
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily BY Dr. O. NJ Jackson, No ais ARCH Street
Philadelphia for by Druggist and sorekeepes through
the United States and Canade- Price % cents bot
o. J. WOOD St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for The West
EWIN, PENDLETON CO., Nashville, Tenn, wholesale
Agents Reailed by 10. @. BROWN and EVANS, g. w. HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edcefeld; J. c. DO2CH, South Nashville,
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We understand that the census takers for the city
find good deal of difficulty in getting answers to
the questions as to what is the value OF the zealand
personal estate owned by each head of family.
The instructions require that each head of a family
shall state the value of the real estate he may own
wherever located and also what is the value OF all
HE personal property. The census-taker goes to
the residence Of a gentleman and finds him absent,
and his wife unable to give the value Of either the
real or personal estate. The census-takers say il
would greatly facilitate their labors if gentlemen
would make out separate estimates of the value Of
their real estate and personal property and leave
them with their wives. This is a hint that should
be acted upon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-17
CAYCE's sULPHUR SPRINGS.

CAECE'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TTYE undersigned respectfully informs bis Old friends and the
public generally that the watering place VII Pc
cpenel for the reception Of visitors the day Of June
He has laigs Dancing room, Ten Pin Alley, de ior ~.
amusement Of his visitors. These springs have hne
qualities any IN the State All Who AFFLICTED WITH eaa,
Bowel Diseases, Headache, &C would do we'll 70 give He
rial Hehas sulphur, chaybeate ana free Wasis al Of
he very best kind The Springs situated IN pleasant
locality, 10 miles south Of Fianklin and three mue
Toupons station he would Nv to an who may fzvor him
ith wise at no psns spared % maksii pleasant one
TERMS.
Board per week----.---.-.---- so
do DO daY......-.-... e
single meal a....-.-.----s -, - -.
Children under II years and seryants lai Pfiss' - "a
Keeping HORSE week
Al extra trouble s4 - rl st Thonpson's Station on
ar, ISslsvr anl Fridays. In TIE moIni1g5 and 4les
49, r1.5r-isvr and Saturdays In the evening
,-t,,t ,sfg TroS AID AnEaIotE copy Until f0F6id
-, ~, 1900 Z, fhis ofice--fFGaL3ia Rs1fsc
~ in
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Observation-Disclosures.
CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
No. II, FROHT STREET. No. Az
(7i0o Doors Soai1 81 Public squarsj

N4l9V OV9'' -9''7' = = -
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
HE has recently cited up his hoUrs fer the working add hu
ness portion Of the community at the small sum ef
One Dollar per Day.
For Board and Lodging for transient persons The rooms
entirely with and bedding snd al the furniture
belonging 10 the rooms good locks and keys every
room in the house veil satisfied II the travelling public
give me q call they will be we'll pleased.
one doIIar saved is equal 70 two earned
Cone, eat. drink and Be merry.
NJ B-There is Drinking Saloon attached the house
VI n choice liquors fe5. TWEEN.
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DR.. HOofiand's Celebrated
-zmvvaU uTTTERS

TWILL eFetuaIly cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun-
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the hid
5 III diseases arising disoriered Liver and stom
aI such as Constipation Inward Piles Funess OF Blood to the
He'd Aci6tv Of the stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust or
81 FIisss az weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructati0ns,
or Fuerng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
3 priedand Difficult Breathing, kutteTng at the Heart
~ - srortng Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
ness M vision Dots Of Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
pain in ne He Deficiency Of Precipitation Iellowness Of the
den Flashes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant lman-
inrs II Evil and Great Depression Of spirits. -,
40 so with feeling Of the utmost confidence In is
Virtues ana adaptation to the diseases for which
new and untried article, bat one that has stood the
t If ten years. trial before the American people, and us rep
NATION and sale are unrvaled by any similar preparation e1
NJ testimony In It's favor given by prominent and well
80 pciaDs ana individuals in all parts OF the country IS
e1se and careful pcrual Of the Almanac pu6aed annu
roristr ard to be had gratis Of any OF his Agents
$3.50 ~ stsfv ne most septica that this remedy IS really
drservingth the great celebrity it has ob'ainea
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aAILLEAK MATTERs.

Departure Of Passenger Trains
ksHvIlIE asD cnATrAE0osl-k:G0 A. H., 8P. q.
ENSEsaez hEn ALAntEl-4sl5 A. H.. $500 p. M.
souzsy1rlE AND NasHrIlLs--5 A. b., 1890 p. "a
Gsilstir Express 5 ?. N.
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and also at night. seats Always lIees
The TENNESSEE juvenile MNsrREIs held forth at
the Gaiety on Friday and Saturday nights to highly
delighted audiences. Those who wish to enjoy a
laugh will have an opportunity Of doing so to-mor-
row night when the Minstrels give another OF their
recherche entertainments.
We would call the attention Of our readers to the
distress" sale at auction, Tuesday next, by IRAi
BUE Lucas. This will be a favorable opportunity
to purchase good bargains in clothing, dry goods
and shoes See advertisement in another column.
The Graduating Exercises of Mrs. KNox's Young
Ladies Seminary on Tuesday evening June 18th, at
s! clock, at the LIST Presbyterian Church. The
public are invited to attend june l6-3t.
Heads Reports.
Copies ,gf the first volume OF HEADS Reports are
deposited. and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST Of September
next with the Clerks Of the Supreme Court at Jack
son, Nashville and knoxville the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis. and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtw&wtf
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specie.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 Acres, per l2O Acres per acre
so !" s. ......-....-.7Oo 100 - = s. .......6O
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Spring and summer Clothing.
We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
of C0ttiHq and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear. which we are offering very cheap at No 20
Public Square. WARD, BERNNGiAN d Go.
April 18TH Pm.
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-. - 3 p
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEF7S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
AS universally suppansd All other ontnen and healing
APPLICATION in both the Eastern and western euispC11,
eveT introduced rs ifrsio er Is the true secret
Of its success 10 81 cfane0s Gc0s, whether ne Be
incident or dieegge
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TIE PRIRED OF < THE NURsRRT

are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inaan
stiop BY timely appIlca ton Of his marvellous Asa
and the 1ssh lie renew e By c1arns no ble11iin @
rsr,of-s-r
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Children are frequent SUI from external injuries
especially from Flaid and CGnlLele piostols-tnell
re every mother should have healing preparat1u
constantly AZ hand 1t heals y ssrs Br51lfg and quickly
notes the TET1ER OF EING- = WORN, prsEdllt o. ~
Nursery
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Tne Cot1on FIovement.

I'VE have compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Cotton the various ports since the 1It Of September
from The latest mail dates receEed at this ONCE:
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sPECIALNOTICEs.


and hyg because it neus s % afford Instantaneous rsl
when given in tine II acts By magic, and trdt dtoz.
llconEincs gnn thai What say Is true It contains
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Eth y sIIH Vt = lI-I-I.HI
4 additional asrp,y q, Esa, So rs-a7l F-r stans
= GlenEoods
BENJ. y. sH11Lr1 4 Coz
lansis 81 q e, osaslal Azs'i'n a'sz'. eaiis,a .
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Ma WILLIE.
RoCK IL LIZ.

- - - h. g.
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compounded entirely from %, Gum Ian, and
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PEI. klosF = ssg' - = h1lfhlEl -
ssrs % asa - 80
Germ Kea psrhuas', 81 CO. Nro5 Bran per Ieo s 81 90
Delivered p al pasts q the city. ocss, ls5sIy
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4Uui Per t3--1
CD 90 a-7u
%, % 5 -
81 co 4 w
sTEEL-Amsrican Blister S9l0c, English Blister l2S9l5c,
Cast 1890, Shear 10000, German 125z9l5c Q B.
CANDLES and SOAP-The demand is but moderate. We
quote.
star candles, full weigh
IL Oz.... -.
TalloW q" double pressed --.l3
Mould - -..... ... ..--s-.
Soap, No. land Palm .---.-.-- D
extra ..:;-.- - 80 800 Q
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tseo, Spring GOODS. Iseo.

II Orders carefully asd and Goods promptly forwarded.
~ Beessraz, Ginseng and feathers aEsa IN sEahaaEs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18
A Valuable Book.

We have been shown by Mr.. ROBINSON the Agen
who is in town on brief visit for the purpose o
soliciting subscrptions-a copy of large and vel
gotten up volume, entted-Cotton is King; and Pro
Slavery Arguments; comprising tho writings of HAM
MoND, HARPER, CHRsTY, STHNGFELow, HODGE
BLEDsoE and CARTWRIGHT; edited by T. n ELLIOTT
IL. D., with an Essay on Slavery by the editor
Augusta, Ga. published by PRIrcHARD, ABBorr &
LOOMS. 1860.
This book is soon to he published in Charleston, by
the enterprlsing publishing house of Messrs EVANS &
CoGswELL, late WALKER, EVANS & Co.. and will Gin.
brace the ablest essays slavery yet produced The
array of distinguished names presented in this volume
assures us Of its character and value as standard
text book for all Southerners. 1t is highly commend
ed by the Charleston Courier and others of our abes
and most reliable State papers. The Mercury says
ave have already called attention to this excellent
resume OF the arguments that have been urged in de-
fence Of our peculiar institution" The volume EN-
braces vast amount Of authentic and well arranged
statistical information such as every Southerner will
find interesting and valuable especially in troublous
times like these We heartily commend the book to
the attention of the Southern public
In addition to these favorable notices. the largest
list Of the best names in the State for any book pub
lshed by subscription, that we have seen, is in Mr.
RoBlSsoN's possession. Our oldest and most promi-
nent citizens giving it warm and liberal support
which is the best tangible evidence of their apprecia
ton Of its excellence. Every reading man at tbe |
South ought to have it in his hose.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18
.The Mount Vernon Record.

We are again under obligations to Mrs. CHEsSu1
the venerable and esteemed Vice Regent for this State
of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association lot copies o'
thisvcry interesting paper which contains sketches
Of some of the patriotic men whose lives and devotion
to the cause of liberty formed an important part ol
our history in the purcr days Of the Republic
Some of these we shall take great pleasure in re.
producing from the REGARD in the pages oil the Journal
There is one which we especially prize, and esteem it
proud privilege to place upon record again the noble
deeds of the first great Martyr, whose blood was an
obation upon the altar Of liberty, free and willing
sacrifice.
s not the longest life that does the most; It's oct
not years which make the man, u few years. marked
by sclsacrifciug deeds to bcneta people, may invest
muu with the love, respect and remembrance of his
kind; a short life may he long one, when its mo-
mcnts its hours and its days all used with vIsoT
Gus fidelity toward the advancement Of a good and
lofty purpose"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18
The Health of Charleston.

Our readers, we are sure, will read with great
deal of satisfaction, the report we publish below from
the City Registrar to the Board Of Health The health
of our city, according this report was never better
than it is: and. without entering on the question
whether case or cases Of Yellow Fever have occurred
in our city, it is clear that they are sporadic. We
trust therefore that friends in the country will lo
hesitate to visit us, whether called here by business Oh
pleasure Olr country merchants especially, are inv
ted to examine the full supply of all sorts of mercan
dizc which our importers have laid in, before they pass
on to the North Charleston was never better pre-
nored TO meet the demands Of the interior Let Jul
people draw nearer together III all the relations
society and commerce. We are one in destiny LIE
us be one in interest and intercourse.
Char. Mercury llh