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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-13
The Republicans Routed.
BALTIMORE, November

DALIIMUNE, NOVGInDCT :.
Tic Republican meeting a. Frorstrcct Theatre last
night finally broken up and dispersed by the cx-
asperated outsiders The speakers were lel;cd with
rotten eggs Missed at and yelled out fcountcnancc
1t required 200 Policemen to protect the Niggcrtes
from violent personal injury. As it WIS quito num-
Der were seriously hurt by the brckbats thrown at
them. The Nigger worshippers will not soon attempt
to hoi another meeting. They have paid the penalty
Of their &;idacity and been thoroughly roued-horsc-
foot and Dragons Maryland is certain for Bell.
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MARRIED.

OK Sunday, lth nst by James II. Mcleod, ESQ.,.
Mr.. ". NJ. BILLINGS to Miss ADALINE daughter of
". Prescott deceased, Of Sumter District
By the Rev. J. T.. Rodgers, on the 23d of October,
1850 Mr.. J. A. BRowH to Miss ELIZA ARRANrs
both of Sumter District, So. Ca.
OK the lst day of November. 1860, by Rev. J. E.
Rodgers, Mr. LEWIS II. PEBBLES to Miss LlLLIs R.
BARNES, both Of Kershaw District So. Ca.
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Cheering News from Georgia.

SAVANNAH, November 9.-Advices from Milledge-
vile state that the Governors Special Message
ceived yesterday amidst laundering applause Every
body endorses it. The Legislature Of this State en-
dorscs the course Of South Carolina. The blue cock
AIDES are worn in numbers about the streets Of Mil
ledgeville
Senator Toombs sent in his resignation Senator
He is in favor of immediate secession, and action with
South Carolina.
Georgia. from the mountains to the scaboard, IS de-
termned to resist Lnculn's election
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LlSco1Ns MAJoRlTr.-If there was anything that
could aggravae the circumstance ofthe election of a
sectional candidate, elected upon sectional ticket and
upon platform of principles which pledges him to
wage upon the institutions of the South, it is to he
found in the overwhelming maortes by which lie has
been ceccd.-Snuth Carolinian
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DArEE lIaneimgs ani Cnrt9iM Materials: for sale
I low at the I'd cora, ig Z. ". GoEAE9'
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T;c4? Lntters,

AlSt
ID EMAINING in /. Post o''cct 1"''0'' ''o' 0'''
IL Nov. Sst 1850 ,,. 1,rr,tt Anderson.
Airs sJulia ArSoh al
Mr. Allen. r., c po,,,. r T Bovd
,, Es.-'S S u . p. n'"' Alien Bcntoni r Boykin;
" I'rmr n, ,;,t.n ~ poI,nB Barnett Nathan Brue-
i,alcr ~Si Nrssrs ' Fcurcd Bell
C.-S i Cyburn. ,,,..,a
O ar Mrs G c Fletcher; L IL
Flanagan. w Pan w Gregg:
G.-Allen Green, Te Ae""
Norman Gillis. NY 11,,.,c,
H.-W II Hardin ,s.~4assrseNi Mrs l. lio''-
brook
, John .Jacbs.
I'D G Lee; D RLitto; C & II W Love.
M.-Jas McRac; Ms X c. McDowalI (care ) e: G.:
McDowall; &c T. Myrr Jas D Mci'llarSon; Mr "
G Moore; Jas McLcorl; & " Moore
N.-Josh Noycs; IL Newton.
D.-J n Oliver.
&c S Pike.
He.-Berry Robinson.
ST. II Smith, ~
Turner, (3.)
Wv J Veran. >, ,,,
son Hl VIM Wilson: Rev G Bruce Walker; W
Widdcrield; G Wclcl; Geo Watson. -,
Persons calling for lie above Letters, will please
soy they are advertised H 7 W. PEGUES, p NJ
-
D ApEE ITaucincc. anA C'urla!n Materials. for sal
= low at The c!G cor:.l i, ny L. ". Gu- AEi.
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l1RANBERRIES AND CURRANTS; a small Fresh
" lot Of the above Also Fresh Nuts Of various kinds
Buckwhcat Flour and Goshen Butter Smoked Beet
and BrcfTongucs; New No. L. Mackcrcl and lIcrrings;
Choice Cheese AMI Macnroni. 4 choice variety Of Te.
and Coffee; Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar; \
& +. Coffee Sugar and Brown do: Choice Syrup and
n. o. Molassrs, Muscovado and Cuba. do: Peaches
Preserved and Fresh Tomatoes and Corn do: Oysters
and SalmOrd do: Sard:ncs.
Thompsolls' Transparent Toilet Soap; Candles and
Soda; Irish Potatoes Onions and Turnips.
Nov. CT A. II. LATT.A.
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c3-MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician, has Soothing Syrup
for children tcctiing which greatly facilitates the pro-
Of tccthing by sntcning tho gums, reducing all
intiammaon-will any all pain, and is sure to regn-
late the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants.
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in anot-
or column.
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Resolutions 0i 'TE.ssRAs.

WATEREE DIVISION. No. 8, SOHs OF TEMPERANCE
Rcs0lvcd That the thanks Of this Division are ,uc
and hereby cordially rendered 10 H. JUDGE Moore,
Esq, and Rev. i. j. MEYyARDiE. for their abe, cIo-
qucut and instructive addresses delivered 81 the 3iss
ut, il the Presbyterian Church.
RcSotred, That VIC feel our obligations, and hereby
offer our thanks 20 the Choir Of the Presbyterian
Church. for their efficient aid OIL the above OCCASION
Rssolued, That VIC acknowledge this renewed cvi-
dencc Of the officers and members OF the Presbyterian
Church. i'll the use o. said Church. as continuance Of
that spirit which has heretofore characterized that
congregation
ResolGc That these Resolutions DC published in The
Camden Journal and Son Gf Temperance.
C. Ii. PECK, ". p.
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horticultural.

Whilst the gentlemen are absorbed in political is
sues it may be interesting and some relief to the Ia
dies to read the advertisement Of Mr JAMES CALDWELL
in our paper to-day to which VIC take pleasure in ask
inr attention
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E'ashiOnaEIa Dress Making.

rs" MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO THE
Ladies' of Camden and vicinity that she is prepared to
make dresses, mantlcs and coaks in tie ncatcst man.
ncr and most fashionable style.
Sic may he found at Mr.. FREIrAGS next to the
Post Once, where she will be happy to wait on those
who may favour her with a call
July 3l,-Gmo.
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r.-MRs W fIoW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female sch'l', ll's c,t,n. ',1 tn nrl
for children tccthinSe! ',,, rs.uc;n,! nj.
S VI .,ts ii lll pain, and is sure to rcgu'
t, ho"o narss oI: it, mothers it will give
,u. ,',e. .no i.os oicf and health to your infants
par,,ir s.c. IN ~ !. Sec advertisement in anotIl'
or column.
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From WuShisegtan

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Thc Administration does
not feel called upon to take any action in the present
condition of affairs in the South, but while enforcing
tho laws, will cautiously avoid any act which might
by any possibility cNaspcratc the public mind.
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A letter from Kansas published in tho Chicago Tri-
bune Of Saturday last says that there thirty thou
sand persons in that Territory who must receive aid
perish before spring.
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Fare Reduced.

President CALDWELL has directed that persons pass
ing over tile South Carolina Rail Road TO attend the
meeting at Camden on Saturday next will only be
charged one fare going and returning.
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A Treat.

We arc indebted to Mr.. s. u. ROBINSON, Of LaEcas.
ter, for splendid Pie Neon the largest we have seen
weighing 33 pounds.
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The Feeling in Gcorgia-s cjcicinG i'm
Columbus.

CoLrMBrs, Ga, November S.-!A Ralntc Of one hun
dred guns were fired here this morning in honor ofthe
resignation orthe Federal officers in South Carolina
and the noble message of Governor Gis to the South
Carolina Legislature recommending the State to sccede
from the Union The public mind is much excited, and
the feeling in favor of dsunon is strong.
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RiGcsfNr illC Snufh.

WASHINGTON, November Give thousand Mimic
muskets were, yesterday, despatched from this city
for the South, by express in charge of an ordnance
Ollie 1t is supposed this supply is the quota due
~ St,tos INIT tI,o oc fla
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GcOrgiD Eegfslaturc.

M1LEDGEvILLE, November 9.-Thc Senate to-day.
by large majority refused 10 bring the election of
Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Senator Toombs
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The Astor lIouse Burned.

BALTIMORE, November S.-Thc Astor House, one Of
the largest Hotels in New York. destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss will bc heavy.
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1s,i., uAYLoR, ESQ. Dl.0GGlsT.

FROM 1slr,y AYLoR, ESQ, Dl.0GGIsT.
Messrs. SETH W. z Co''
Aho,o ,.o, u.;ul certificate from Mr. JAMES &:
Erys opo Of onr respectable citizens and I will
vouc fur anytlI5s. Neys N"': '''''
make any dispose: tl's S"ce' 'D"' .c.m'. ~
proper. i'"'s ~ -. m,1-1op
,,s.. ~ u,o,. rscu,sEns. The only genuine
W.. po,.am Ele written signature Of 81
rrrrr,n aud .ho Sl one oftho Proprietors Oh the
oiir is vile and worthless.
Prepared by Seq "" Ls =" WV ~ ,nJ
sale by JfcKAlN, Camden ): y" @,o m
H.. ~ nn,;,... Wholesale by llAElLAND
sTwvrvsoT & charleston, S. C.
n,t
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Our Cotton Market.

Business for the past week has been ordinarily nc.
tive and sales of Cotton foot up 700 Bales, at pri-
ces varying from 8 to lot cents.
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Special DIypatch to the Charleston Courier.
Political News.

BALTIMORE November >
Tho Brcckinridse ana Lane Democracy had IN iIn
m:l!se procession tonight. The principal feature Of
the display wasa body oriirc hundred mounted horse
men and about four Thousand uniformed men parading
as National Democratic guard The procession had
torches banners nuSic and transparcucics The city
was partially Illuminated and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
The Douglas mcn were determined not to be left in
the background. They also had large torclight pro-
ccssion, and great mass meeting in Monument Square,
1t is estimated that at least 1000 persons present
The speakers were frequently applaudrd.
The general political and financial excitement con.
tnucs great The latest adviccs from New York give
good reason to hope FOR the Of the Anti-Republi-
can coalition ticket.
HORRIBLE MuRDER-.i most horrible murder was
committed it's supposed on Tuesday night by Robert
Stewart living in tie Sand Hills about four miles from
Columbia. His house has kcen shut for day or two.
This excited curiosity ana finally suspicion so strong
that the door orciby entered. lie was found l.
ing on bed by the side Of the dead body Of his wife.
Upon examination it was found to DO most horribly mu.
tilaeG lruG head to feet The head was severely cut
in several PLACES and the body had been punched and
dslglTcd with piece Of iron which the liem;l must
have heated for The purpose. lie had been on drunk
ell trolic aud was still in that condition when he com.
itcd the horrible decd A Coroners inquest WAS held
yesterday, and verdict returned uaccordncc with the
above facts Stewart committed to Jail to await his
tra!.-Soaa COtrolintaaL
SuICIDE-We learn from the True democrat that on
Sunday afternoon. man namcl Andy Vance, well
known in this city, committed suicide by taking lauda
nun. He stopped in ut Meyers harroom; Oh the cor.
her Of Marbury street, and offered treat the crowd
at the time took from his pocket vial and drink
il from it, slid It was his lastAll attempts to coun
."ra, ',e ci.cc! o: tile poison proved navailinE No
-i..-. y -. N. =. ~ ...--.tvtwgi. Ni.nuAk
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HE GAM PLEASE ALL
observation-disclosures District.

ry WILLIAM u. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE. ORDINARY
yE7UEREAS Joel Wilson, applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on I'LL and singular
the goods and cattcs rg ghls and credits o Martin ~
Wilson. late OF the. District aforesaid. decd
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonis!' all! and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said dccca,
cd to be and appear before me at our next Ordnarys
Court lor the said District to he holden ut hershaw
Court House on the twelfth day oi November next
to show cause any Why lhc said administration
should not be granted.
Given under rny hand and seal this 9th day Of
October. in tic year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and in lhe eighty-li year
Of American Independence.
Oct. 30-td. W. Nj BGiloHh. w. N. ~.
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lN. C. II, May II, 1860.

hereby certify i"'Nc "scu '' : -, cn..,
u-,n n for the last ten or fifteen
years, and find it j I"'s " P''ro' V ~ .:.,
confidently rccomni'o III p''s0'.' "' -;
Coughs, Colds i" 0'its"''.l'''V"' 80
Cough and Asthp nave ''''''''' e ~
''O> JAS. C. KEYS.
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D. SIIEORN, z. 8.

The rocupcrativc qualities Of Sands Sarsapara never
fails TO give entire satisfaction when irly under its
influence, the purified blood courses through the ar
tercs veins and tissues of the body increased in vol
ume, lmpartng healthy nourishment to the vitui Or
gans with the pulse strong and regular and digestion
improved, tic palid check rcgans the hue of
hcaltl-tllc feeble become stroE" Sai@"grs from scro.
fua, ul-erous an" t"uV.i.c c'."",-s. Try i and Ec
c,."iacei. "a
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A Missionary Meeting

VIII be held in the Methodist Church on Sunday
evening next, at o'clock Addresses will be dellv'
cred
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
States Conc for Lincoln.

WASHINGTON November I, a. m.-Despatchcs re-
ceived here clearly indicate that Lincolnhas carried
Neg York, Illinois, Connecticut, Mas
sachusstss, Nag hire Ohio RhoscIlslana' , Yer,
meps Z, Michigan.,@ake,s los electoral
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Special Despatch to the SouM Carolsnian.
The Charleston Excitement,

CHARLESTON, November 80 p. m-There was no
removal of arms from the Arsenal, and the people are
satisfied
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C. Dress Making.

F:sSikiOR:f A'A S"'
cFy- MISS HOW ulN I'D N0i'0'' ~
,1ios oc c,r,,,or o,cinty that she is prepared to
make dresses, mantl III e''"NS' ~ ''''
mar o,,l ,,os, cvt;,r' style.
She may be founr A''' '''' .,,a,.o
Doc, oooo WHORE sIill be happy to wait OH those
who may favour her" Call
July 3l-Gmo.
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Musical Instruction.

s.a= MRS. BEWS, PROFESSOR OF THE
piano-forto and Singing, will be happy to
v Z v Vrccoivo Pupils during the Summer vaca-
ton She undertakes the cultivation ofthe Voice, and
give instruction in Vocal Music (both sacred and sec,
iar) in the italian, French, German and English Lam
gungcs.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

Co-Fartnershlp Notlce.
TIME Undersigned having formed Co-Partnership.
Il under the name Of SIIINGLER & HALE will
continue the business in NAVAL STORES, formerly
conducted by Messrs 7. II. GRIFFIN CO., and
also for the transaction ola GENERAL FACTCRAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Prompt attention will he given to all business en-
trusted them and they would respectfully solicit
the patronage of the friends Of the late firm, and the
public. THOMAS S. SHINGLER.
Nov eff WM. NJ. HALE
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,,r,,. I,,,v,SI,tion is Called.

With "a singular up1 lnimity ty-not dissenting voice
.eithos.l the Housed or the senate-has our Leg
sc.ed in cal ling . Convention OF the sove-
= 3 |I1pf ov6f State. Let: that election
"A < see to it thattruc and faith
s Il l.| IS opinions be sens,2 that
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Terms per Quarter

SINGING. ...... -.........,....... .....S25
PIANo-FORTE. ....... ...... ..........l5
July 3-tf
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UP-sTAHes, CcEsNEEs BROAD ant
RUTAEsGE STREETS.

r nc pscCAE,g.EJTs HAVING RETURN
[ EDto Camden has opened his PHOTOGRAPH
IC ROOMS, where he may bc fo,ul ut all times rea-
DIV to execute ALL WORK pertaining to the Hello,
graphic Art, in style INFERIOR TO NONE, and
ut moderate prices.
Having several years experience, end having opcr-
atcd in some of tho best Galleries South, hc iaitcrs
himself that
E7 CAM PLEA Sc ALL
who may favor him with their patronage, Give him
call. .,
S5g"ENTRANCE TO ROOMS on RUTLEDGE
crpEsr Oct 23-t.
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Z AIDES RAGLANS MD rhOANS o! the latest
\ i STYLES ;l:c offered at very l"" prices, at
Ocr n3-Im KO0pMhNN & SONMERS,
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.


8
DALLEf's AAGieAh fAis hAiheoi~iN
.,,.... - hai;,c an
nss anniversary 9upis = ~, sl. \, ,a5 -
pnca.ions' IN poA tue s -, ~ =. =, -, - , - q,
asef h'.ouu.s1 - n ,.h a, n.s ~ a.c,
s'e.ee e =, -. e1sAAos''
1'a '' :. 1''sAs' r,s S..Ias
Are instantly relieved OF iheir anguish pam anu
BY timely appncanon Of ths heh, ~ e ne =
renewed as II ny cnarin no oeh''sn OF ssar eiiNns
The Friend of the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers from external injuries espec
al from d and camphene mother
should have this healing constantly at hand II heals
ore and quickly removes the letter OF Rngwor 50
nroya.ent in children
s,
- ~
me machins the rsveler sna every other WHOSE
lot in life throws him within the chance Of accident from eSpo
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
guaranteed b the safe and effective agent used for
the destruction Of these troublesome veFrnin.
Be snre and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
sFReYER there ase many spurious articles offered sale
FOR sale by j. WRIGHT q CO.,
jail 6m&W Il and Isl chaftTes street.
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lig 90 iElp0 N COUNCIL.


7HE 60 MNQN COUNCIL.
BoAnp a. ALpEnas This body held a regular
meeting last riigdt, President Nixon III The chair
A standardization Eom the Mayor announced
fhat III lad published the intention To open Roche
blavs street. Referred.
D0sninunicati0n Eona the Comptroller an.
noaneed TIE adjudication % the city railroad priv
Communication ron the Street Commissioner
called attention to the condition Of the Shell roads
of kIs clt asld lated that he liad not been sup
pIied M th material Tor their repair. The plank
roads ~ese alao IN bad condition. and he had not
BEEN g5lied NTH nlateFial Referred to Streets
and Landings md Finance Committees.
IA p0inHIaniea ti0n from The Assistants announced
eofEliffGBtn VI previous action VT this Board.
That Board having amended resolution relative
ia fillil np slite Street. the amended resolution
Mas r6lsfFed The resolution as to the intention
"a haSe Camp street opened. amended by the
IL sssfa1 its WaH cpncurred iii as amended.
Communications from lie Assistants invited
III the resolution tG authorize removal
III bell from Nnnin street station to the Methodist
EhaFfh On Dryades street, which was accorded
81 Canal street. vas referred Tie preamble and
resolution appropriating $l250 10 pay expense of
SUI af january ton, was concurTed In The
preamble and resolution to authorize The collection
of certain taxAs hi EhristDTh her Aorel, Esq. were
coiaoaffea 5 tls resolution authorizing taking IF
an afiet for the Assessors of the Second Dis
5Bf. Gpncugred III The resolution appropri-
a4iag two Court House rooms to the Second Dis
tk1e* to Sausa RlstK u uIdeI.
Ms s 81, ~, ~ -
making np tax rolls, MAS concuTred in the resou
ton hofizang warranting III faycr 81 ]. Magion,
m RAS a9I ~ 81
~ W. WY a:s, " u ae
ahH resolution approving the adjudication of con-
= NJ w. Mas cs ~
IL IT, - con.1aet .or
aa1 sssssah lM.sAl wv ssLsass wye reIsr-
~ n W DENIS npprs
as coIlcaEEsa nj Ins resolusaon approo,sing con
l1s ssas ~ ass ss.eu. = II
1hs Z. sa M,
IS. assa 1T
s IN e,
la Jnnas 81
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t,aes III H. , nv, R ~ !,
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~ w tne aauolca-
44a Nk & SSsaalays .ot sqAaae pl0cA paSih8 HsW
ss1ess g sona w. oonenrTea in
81 .sst WIN
Ana 9AA u As eonealIeu
y s1s .ssolaaaon Islecang sae eontracl WIN Z.
hsaoeMaAa 9n nAAf1bny street. Was con
SnakS1 an w. Iesea4Laon lne aulnaiea"
ea en ene street.
" Iuls aaIsea, VIVA ~ nourge was con-
* e. 81 Ils9soa lsJSce.ns cuntfaet ioT
Sss Masa7 ~ ~ w n ~ Nisaoasoh x
~ z sras.s f ~ appfosng
!. ~ ssss s. rsss II ~ sts
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mad xsa se rssona, .vSu =.
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ssssst IL the rssotIon
Bss ae ND a III su II b q
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ealwer says tha. death often changes aversion
INTO love- Certainly II does. We NAV have an
antpathy 70 swine, and yet love pork and sausages
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DIR. oseooD,s INDIA oHoIAeoeuE

DIR. osGOoD,s INDIA cHOLAGoGUE
-cuREs-
Fever and Ague. Chs and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remittent Fevers Liver Complaint, Jsundice, En-
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate and
fail curing Fever and Ague any of the diseases above
named
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind
those inyalid effects upon the con-
stution will find the INDIA GHOLAG0GuEa most inyalu
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Choagogue in Graduating bile from
the human system only explain Its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent of Fever Ague
the various grades OF intermittent and eittent
tested in thousands Of cases pronounced by
all who have used it. of the greatest Fever and Agus
remedies extan
BE sure and ask for DIR. osGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
as there are many counterfeits offered for sale.
For New Orleans Wholesale RETAIL at proprieors
prices, by
u and Isl Ghartres street,
General Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
CHARLES J.@MAssoSr, Secretary.

This Company the New Orleans insurance Com
pany insure against the Loss and Damage by Fire. the Pers Of
the Seas and Rivers, at the OF premium
J. TUYES President
j. W. HINcKs Secretary n22 3tas6m