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Our Volunteers In Camp.

The two companies Of Volunteers last for IN.
ed in the District, went into camp at the Light.
wood Knot Spring last week. Capt Hinson's
Company, the "Rlsir Guards" left home on
Tuesday AID reached the camp, via Camden,
"Wednesday. Capt Barnes Company went by
way o, Chester. II took up the line Of march
"n Wednesday mo rnng. crossing the river at
pro~siS and Gooch'. ferries rithout Charge
Abou. soon on the same day, the company had
ncnde1voused at Mr. u. q. Stinson's. on the
@hcster eide Of the river. where tho roads lea.
ding from Goocl's AID Browns ferries iotersect
Thc citizens Of that Tcishborhood, having
Learned that tic company would pass that way
: with spirit Of libe, slity and patriotism pro.
verbal with the people Of Chester District,
had prepared for the company at the residence
OF Mr.. Stinson most bonntiful Pic Nc. A
good many citizens Of our District, having
friends and relatives in the Company. were
along 10 assist them in getting to the rail road
and see then. comfortably on Among the lat.
Ter was ourself. Altogether. there was, per.
haps, at the PIC Mic, two hundred Lancastriaas
with halt as many Inclusive Of Ladies) from
Chester. The dinner was excellent, and 10
Y'o"o'"eea 'y 'ne company ana their friends
~ ""P",' subsequently passed ars'olut'on
%, "'"hs' showing 'helr grateful appreciation
o' "e "''''nes' extended them. which resou.
Won we puo"sh III .o.da5s paper.
oh Wednesday night we campeis few miles
"is n'o Oh Cnester'''!e the hight was rsinsy
anu 'hS volunteers were Initiated into some Of
the 'hcohTeniences Of Camp life earlier. per.
maps, 'hAh 'ney expected. We took the train
the chester Depot, At Q o'clock Thursday
morning ana reached the Camp. At the Light.
ao0a h"ot spring. seven miles above COlum'
oA'a' ABOUT O'Clock. Allaion4 the way, from
'ae 'aNs'a "ver to the Camp. the Company
S en'n"''asacaily chesred BY the people
'ucn demonstrations have been 30 ofsn rel
pea.eo ''s' doubtless TO great many, much Of
."e "'e,es. nrs' 'eit IN them 10 now lost but
ney sun s"ord evidence OF tho earnest spirit
WIN "n'cn we masses enter Into this contest
0'a ana young. male and female. white and
o'ack, are imoued with the determination to
sustain 'he Government 70 the extremity Of
u''s' ahh'o''snon' u necessary.
We felt proud Of the eaoomiums that we're
Pss'sd upon Capt. Barnes Company on the
way and At the Camp. In point Of numbers.
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"HohE GuARDs."-We will publish the com.
munication, showing the organization of a Home
Guard in the lower section Of the District, as
soon as we can make room for Il.
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The Ensmy on he Coast There was
considerable taIk sPon the streets yesterday
'n consequence of dispatches having been
received in the morning stating that a large
fleet Of u. y. war vessels had suddenly
left tiamPton Roads and sailed Sosth. La.
tor 10 the day dispatches from Wilmington
conssysd tho Intelligence that the feet bad
gasssd Csps Haiteras on Monday aftsrn oon.
stlli iatsr The news came 10 from the har-
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your soil, little preparation might have
saved this disaster, but now II is too late
and We must make The most Of II.
Let the militia DO calle ost to aid tho
regular forces, and if the Hessians dare ad.
vance let us make them rue it. We can,
we must.
To arms TO arms!
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Bank of the State
5 y u Il III & A r OIL a.

"A
CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses.
sion, authorized the Issue of Bond, to the
amount OF S67500O, bearing an inlerest OF
Seren per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required to sustain the State in
the act Of resuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums Of
$50, SlOO, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable Investment, while cOntribu-
ting aid to the cause in which the Stat. il
engaged. With the view Of enabling cit,
zcns IN any part If the State 10 shar, in
the loan, the Clerks "f the Courts of The
several districts have been requir-i to open
books OF subscription for tho Stock. Sni.
table arrangements will be made for fnrn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon
ey, ut an early das after each subscription.
has been made. engagements for the pur.
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or ut any Of its Branches. 1t is probable
that, at the next Session Of the Legislature,
those parties who desire it may nave their
Bonds converted into Stock
q. NJ. FURMAN, Presii.nl
Feb IS, 3tf
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FAvoRs-We are greatly obliged TO our friend,
Lieut.. X. g. Billings, G. 8. A. for sending us q
fine likeness Of the late lamented Gen. Bee,
who was killed at Manassas. Also for late
copies Of the New York Herald and Tsn,<s.-
these may he seen at our office. Lieut.. B,
writes that his health is much improved.
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RELICS OF THE BArrLr.-Capt. James n. In.
gram has left at our Office Spur and shoulder
Badge, taken by his son, John Ingram, from q
dead Yankee officer at the Battle OF Marassa
siat"s These interesting trophies may be
been for a few days at our Office.
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ESTKAY.-Taken up by the Subscri.
IL ber, on the road leading from Lancas.
ter to Camden, about ten days ago, small
bay horse-n,ule, aged about six years. Said
mule has been appraised at eighty dollars.
The owner is hereby given notice to come
forward, prove property, pay expenses and
take him away. II not taken away within
the time prescribed by law after the ap-
pearance Of this advertisement, said muls
will be disposed Of as the law directs.
J. PlTTMAN.
Lancaster, 5. g., Ang. i7lh 1861. 28 St
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DyArH OF LIEUT.. HAYsEswoRrH re.
gret 70 learn that Lieut. John r. Hsynesworth,
OF Sumter, In this State. and formerly editor OF
the Sumter Banner. who was wounded in the
battle Of the sist at Marassa, died at Warren.
ton, Va on wcdnesday, the elst inst.
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s 0 u L H G A r ROLIN A ,
Lancaster District.
In The Common Pleas.
vS Attachment
X. Elliott.

Whereas. the Plaintiff did on the 5th day
of October 1860, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State.
and hath neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom i copy Of the
said Declaration might be served. II is
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said dec lal alton
on or before The 9th day Of October, which
will DO in the year of our Lord one thou.
s,nc eigt hundred and sixty. one, other.
wise final AMI absolute judgment will then
be given, and awarded against him.
!. A. STEWMAN, G.. C.P.
October 5th, 1860. 35-ly-m.
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AILIrARI.-The e st Regiment fsouth Car.
olina Volunteers, lately stationed at Summer.
vile, has been ordered TO some position on cur
coast IL has been reported that Col. Orr's
Regiment was also ordered to the coast.
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tB- Mr.. s Redding has our warm thanks
for papers. containing importsnt news matter,
in advance Of the Mail
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NJ OTICE.-I WISH TO MAKE
~ known to the public that the subscri.
Der has charge Of J. r. Aassey's Mills and
has had them put in good order with new
oo't'ng cloths. From my former expert.
ence, feel assured, that I can please any
who may give mo trial.
F. p. INGRAM.
Aug 81, 1861. 3m.
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Notice.
NJ T. I, f. s

NiiE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AFINE
l. young JACK to those desirous of raj.
sing their own Mules. lie will stand dur.
ing the season ut r. d. VI. Dunlap's. Hen.
ry is the Groom and will use every effort to
prevent accidents, but the subscriber is no,
responsible # any should occur.
Terms, $40 insurance, due the time the
mare proves to be with fual.
In all cases wnere mares are traded, the
owner at the time turned, responsible for
services rendered.
k. CURETON.
Lancaster, April 81, lS6i-S If
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Important from the West.

CINCINNATI, August 26.-Col Tyler's di.
vision Of u. ). troops on the Knnahaw
River, in Western Visginia, has been 6adLy
! defeated by The Confederate forces No par.
ticulars OF the battle have been received
bcrc vet.
a fight occurred yesterday nt Shotwc}i's
toll gate, seven miles from Coving,on, Ky.
1t resulted in one Unioni,t being killed
aud one morta!ly wounded. \ large party
of Unionsts have gone in search of the
SrcessionIsts (who numbered hvc), and
who have fled to ward, Tennessee
New ORLEANS, August 27.-Col. Baylor
has issued his proclamation taking posses
sion OF Arizona. in the name Of the Con
feirrntc States. lie declares The civil and
military offices in the Territory vacant. and
iOmal Territorial Government until such
! time as the Confederate Congress- ah.'!
regulate othcrwiSc.
Gen. A. :. Johnson and party arrived at
hcSIIIa on Tie 3lst ut. lie took COM
mand OF the Confederate forces, and i. now
prepared to meet the United States regu-
lars under Lieut.. Moore.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, August 26.-Gam-
bic, the hognS Abolition Governor, mas
called for "a 600 Missourians. his civil pow
ers being found inadequate to sustain his
prc,ension-. Where volunteers tuil 10 raise
their quota Of msn, citizens w,H be dratted
for the term Of six months, unless peace
should sooner ensuc. The bogus Cover.
nor promises To furnish arms ~ soon rs
they can be had
lRoSroN, Mo, August 20 1t is reported
that Cen. ilardec's forces have Withdrawn
from Greenyli.e 10 Reeves Ferry. Other
movements Indicate that llardee's column
is moving west, for the purpose OF etfecting
junction with Gen Pillows force.
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Copartnersl1ip.
CAMDEN, S. G.
MATHESON & co.
S7J REWARD!

- Runaway from where We had them
n hired, near Chester in June last, oar
~ three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
upI II.,NRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
NO SENATOR ELECTED FROM
CALIFORNIA.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.


NEW NORK, April II.
Warrington dispatch to the Times saws II Ia
understood on good authority, that the Govern
ment and MAJOR Andersen viii demand explana-
uon nom Gov. fickens Of refusal 10 allow Lieut..
Talbot % return 70 Fort Sumter. South Careli-
Ia viii be held responsible. rs &c Is not the In.
tention OF the President 70 treat with Jef. Davis
or the Contedeucy officially.
Tbs southern COMMISSIONER leave tomorrow
morning for the South,
The 1rbunes dispatch says 5000 or 1000 man
are known 70 be enrolled at Baltimore ready for
any Desperate design which may promise reward.
Aeaeures have been taken 70 break up this per
nicioug organization.
The Hsrald's Washington dispatch saws that
the President toldR visitor to-day that decisive
OYenu need not be locked for before the evening
Of the last day Of this week. He remarked-We
VIII then see whether they dare to FIRE upon an
unafmed vessel 70 provision our starving soldiers.
He expressed but little hope for the preservation
Of peace, but eYinsed a decided determination 10
relieve Major Anderson and TO hold the Southern
forts ct all hazards.
A Dispatch from Montgomery SAYS that JEFF.
Davis g considering the propriety Of going 20
Charleston.
President Lincoln says he has positive knowl-
edge that an attack on washington Is In contem.
plGuon- he mas communicated this information
% several GoVnrnors Of Northern and Western
ktatcs- It d understood that he desires them 10
moments warning.
It. L understood that Gov. Curtin will call out
the fennsylyania Volunteers on the least sign of
Danger, for the occupation Of the Capital.
leading Democrat Of Ohio sent the follow
ing dispatch 70 the President ave are for you to
tie death IL you Will hold Fort Sumter. The ne.
eessity Of holding it is absolute"
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WELLINGTON MATTERS.


WA.hAAadoAf April ~.
Of the National Rifles OF over 90 members.
only half consented 10 be mustered. The reason
Of this IS in other similar cases, was that some
OF ne msn were apprshensive that they would
PC orqeredt % some point beyond the limits Of the
District Of Columbia, while Others were unwiII-
ing % take the oath which might compel them TO
aght against Maryland or Virginia, or other
Southern States.
It e said they were Informed that the oath
must @ taken Internationally, and the infrac-
ton OF winch exposed them 70 punishment nm
der the rules and articles Of war.
Capt CGrrington's company Of so men were
mustered INTO service 70 q man. The accepted
companies have already been placed on duty
Anew military department, formed Of Nary
land and the District Of Columbia. Is to be estab-
lshed with Col. c. + Smith Is commandant and
Capt Talbot Is adjutant
sherman's Artillery from Fort RidgelF. Ma
rines, and two companies Of Cavalry, are expect
The President hss appointed Geo. N. Beal. Of
Maryland naval Store Keeper at Washington.
ana Elisha Mhittlesey to his former position a.
First Comptroller OF the Treasury.
J. Cohey, of Pittsburgh. has entered upon
his uue es Assistant A-ttorneY-General.
Archibald Boan, till recently Chief Clerk of
that Department, has gone 10 Montgomery, and
the place thus vacated is filed BY Richard Bates.
son Of the Attorney General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

INV NhhAAAAf 1fAA -
Thrcs Companies Of the First Regiment Of In
fantry and Cadets len this evening tor rem
Several Companies Of New Orleans Militia
volunteered their services, and viii leave shortly
for PGsacola.
The military enthusiasm has reached the high
est pitch. Recruiting Il progressing rapidly.
A resolution waa offered In the hoard OF A.
slstant Aldermen, a"ppropriating 100000 LOT ths
protection Of the city against INVASION ~ "N'
referred.
The steamship Habana hOm Havana on the
1th has arrived. Her markets are anticipated.
MeGsrs. Rust and Yanoey sailed tor Europe on
Tbe steamer Coatzaooalcos left two companies
of the First Infantry It Key West and proceeded
10 New York.
The schooner Mary ?. Hudson arrived on the
2Tth from New York with ordnance and ordinances
stores for Fort Taylor with supplies, They are
very extensive and embrace all the appliances
for Z prolonged siege.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, April II,
The working force az the Charleston Navy
Yard has been increased TO 1900 men. Rapid pro
gress h made In fitting out the Minnesota, Mis-
sissippi, Colorado aud sloop Of war Vincennes TOR
sea. The latter Is destined for the coast of AT
RIGA to relieve the Portsmouth. The NtaEara Is
shortly expected TO arrive at this station,
During the session Of the Legisluture, the GOV
ernOr has been authorized 70 increase the
umber Of the Volunteer Military and put
5000 troops on a war footing. An emergency
and was placed az the disposition ofthe Govern
or, but afterwards was Withdrawn at MS re-
quest.
The Legislature refused TO pass a bill for the
abolition Of capital punishment, as alsoto furth-
er protect the freedom Of speech.
No action was taken on the resolutions OF the
various States, having reference to the political
condition Of the country, copies Of which were
transmitted to the Legislature by the Governor.
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Last nights Report.


NEW York, April c.
Sspateh 70 the Post from Washing.
49, fo.dev stea nom Charleston dated Al
pared tor mmediatssarSice ps Ae pre-
- 10 sTspinr fa- tcSsinia troops LEFT Rich.
they 90 to reinforce Gen. ssb- y = Supposed
mano. oom
Before leaving washington the oopesa.-..
70 the positions assumed in bis answer y Reply
demands.
The Commissioner Of the Confederate sf.t..
for Europe would leave Havana on The IN a.
the British steamerto Southampton.
Ihe fosteayb e s repaired that the agents Of
the CONFEDERATE States received the cold shouL
ger anMlliakaple terms by several Of our
largest capitalists IN the matter Of the loan offhe
seeded Stafel.E
n Commercial says that the report that JEFF
Dsyl9 80 teegrapcd 70 Charleston not 70 IRE on
vessels Carrying mere supplies 70 Sumter IL con
Hrmeq d ankatsa from Charleston to ! ship
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FRnM -CALTFnRNII-

Fl. KEARNET, April II.
The Pony Express with California adyices to
the 3Oth ult, passed here at O'Clock this morn
ing.
The Joint Committee appointed BY the Legis-
lature 70 investigate the alleged mistake in heir
count OF votes in the recent Senatorial election
have concluded thatnO election has taken place.
joint resolutions were passed by both Houses
70 go into another election.
It is represented that McDougal Is willing to
abide the result of another Contention
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S8.Tba6,2 for country mess S8IOcai0,O0 for repaokod
me1gs SiO5e6li,o for extra mol9.
.PR1E MISS Dull and nOminallT
REEf HABIs-o let and Arm At Sl28ls for
atato aud western.
ON MEATB-Market steady. Sales 90 pkgs at
6lRGAc ahoul6erat dn8No for hams. The lattor
prioe for very choice.
BAOON-Martet steady with limtced demand.
Market active and hrmer. Sales are
al5 bbig At eh@l03te.
BUTTRR-ls selling at iOc9i4o tor Ohioi
6HRRsR-Markot steady st SsIOo for lnsriOr TO
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VIRGINIA CONTENTION.

AiChAONDi April IL.
The extreme Unionists in the Convention saw
they are not to be moved by telegraph Dispatch
ess and indicate that they will stand BY the Gov
er4neng II the steamers are attacked.
mGntl.
me convention amended the 18th resolution
ana passed it. 1t Is as follows.
In the opinion OF this Convention. the peopIe
Of Virginia will regard any action Of the Feder.
Al Government or Of the Confederate States.
tending to produce a collision of forces, pendinF
me enorts 70 eject an adjustment Of existing dif
nc1iles, as qnWise and injurious to the interests
o. Doth, and they would regard any such action
On me part OF either as leaving them free to de
Adjourned.
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WASHINGTON AFFATPS

WAsHISerON, April IL.
The Commissioners of the Confederate States
have taken their departure.
The President has appointed Ezra Lincoln 10
The Sub-TreasuTyship at Boston.
Col Lamon, Of Illinois, has taken the oath As
Marshal for this District
Special o the Post The President still hopes
Tor peace although he apprehends the occurrence
ofa collision 1t Charleston any moment. BE de
clared this morning, however, that he thought
no decisive event would take place till Saturday
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLEsT ON.

CHARLEsroN, April II.
Il Is rumored that Beauregard has demanded
the evacuation Of Sumter.
Special to the Times-CHARLEsrON, April IL
Three steamers were seen Of the coast yester-
terday a long time.
Anderson bred a signal gun this morning.
An attack on Sumter Is mOmentartly expected.
Business Is suspended. II Is rumored the fight
will mmence at s O'Clock this evening unless
Anderson surrenders.
1t Is said the Harriet Lane is of the Bar.
Thousands Of persons are lining the shores to
witness the attack.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeTON, April II.
The Southern Commissioner left for the South
70 day. Their last communication charges the
Administration with gross perddy-that under
the preteXt that they would evacuate Sumter
they have sent an armada TO reinforce and prOvis
ion il. They say the Government at Monigom-
cry earnestly desired peace-that the responsible
ity of civil war rests on the Administration
They return to an outraged people with the con
yiction that war is inevitable,
The balance In the Treasury, last month, was
IS ,161 900.
There is no truth in the rumor that changes are
to be made in the Cabinet.
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FROm %GAINRsTnN.

GALVESTON, April II.
Its reported that the q. s. troops left in Texas
design concentrating at some given point. The
Star Of the West and Empire City are still Of
IndianOla.
The nexicans at MatamOTas have planted can
non pointing towards Brownsville.
The Legislature has passed q bill dividing the
State into Congressional Districts. Also q bill
to issue State bonds for one million dollars to
be secured by q special tax.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.


SAVANNAH, April1I.-
Orders were issued yesterday prohibiting yes
sells passing Fort Pulaski, without previous in.
formation Of a pacific character. Vessels are
required to stop and send a boat to the wharf at
Cockspurs Island to convey a commissioned OH
Ger aboard to make an examination.
Advlces from Pensacola state that from the
Navy Yard to the Light House-tWo miles and a
halt-au the guns are ranged to bear on Fort
Pickens and m the channel
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ARIZONA Seeded.

ST. LOUIS, Apri Ill.
The New Mexican correspondent of the Be
publican says that the citizens OF Arizona, in
convention al Yissilla, on the 10th ult., resolved
themselves out Of the Union, and Gen, G. W.
Jones, formerly Of Missouri, announced himself
candidate TO represent Arizona in the Congress
Of the Confederate States-
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n. Y. STOCK HIARKRT.-APRn II.

Market hrm. Chicago 4 Rock Island ssA; Cleve-
land 4 Toledo 30; Galena 4 Chicago 6sh; Illinois Cen
anteod 81; Chicago, Burlington a Quincy 6s8; NIL
Waukoa 4 Mississippi 10; Michigan Central isS; Bar.
lem preferred 81; fvadlnR S9S; New York Central
t91; Pacific Mail IN; Hudson S04; Arle 34Ai Mis-
souri, s. 90; VirginiA6 9Ai Tennessee li Illinois reg
istered bonds 100: Illinois internal Improvement iOOi
limited State 81 OF "a coupons s.; United 3 lates b
Of si r~esisisred IS; United States O. Of 81 coupons
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FROM BUsTON.

BosToE, April II.
The steamer so1th Carolina, hence for Charles
ION put into Norfolk yesterday and landed her
passengers, Is in ali, and then prOcdeded to
Charleston. II Is supposed that she spoke with
l1lHar feet, and from intelligence received
thoughEE imprudeRt 70 take her passengers to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

Have now been before the Public for a period OF N
years, and during that time have mainfained 4 bisb
in almost every part OF the globe for the
extraordinary curative properties which tbey possess
IN MANY THOUSANDS
OF certified instances, they have even rescued susor-
ers from the very verge Of an untimely grave. affer
all the deceptive nostrumB OF the day have insaria-
Dly 1alled., so great, Indeed, has their efficacy inVa-
riably and tnfalltbly prOved, that it has aRpeer red
scarcely less than miraculous TO those who Wers
acquainted with the beautifully philosophical prin-
c1ples upon which they arc compounded, and upon
which they consequently act. It was to their man
Hest and sensible action In purifying the springs and
channels Of life, and enduring them with rs5svTsd
tone and vigor, that they were indebted for tbsir