ocr: ' in VVKKATII. '' ... . 1 i .,. ... . L.i'.iil i- !t"la in oi .Mn-iiit- u'-.i'.-" l-.nliii- -cJiwil- , . , . attPiiti-m v.-m jV.nl to a- well as iiitelleetu- , . ... ... iiitcIiiL'fnt aiid iikIih- coii.iiifr !it i.-ottuii U .... , i m -iwn -c:i-v in part tn comT t l'tit likc a!I i-l- fiimh,'l ''.vm n-iiiuiis p .tt t!ie sptiil f tciiij)- ui..n w.i t.. t.ik.- l'l:v .. - , wt-ro all m a nw ot i-x- anivcil. and a pie.'ti "-a- . -litmhl .t Ik: ' .-aul fiiie. liou .imi.i ir '. I)i ou u-int'inl'er old ne.'m we met . and :n;j ln-r a!! lier i" ni, . !; .j'n .l!d sie:m , ,i ., i . ., ;n .. h t-ly lnat Mu- win a- "ii her t!n oii.- - mi ;jra' aii liif ainJ i iiiie wc an- .n hiit-r v.iih ( ( '-.tn " .... - . ..,,.,. M-n .iroll. snd anoti.ei. srholar. Kliahetli a le.-on. Slie ought to too -rr.w." -aid on-'. ''5 .She is erv relieiou-.l.'.it , . , tiyinio ii..-... ".' i- ijuitf hi-ih a e.T-h nn- until Ali'-i' and I'M-Iaimed be a -plendid .j'li'en KI- hi will iook, throin- with a wreath on .itln-r inoi tals, wciv t.is- , and Klvira wa-- pro r.. i i.iin.ilioii. Shc retired ' uirI- af'ter a little ion- , their t-a her. lln-v rei.i:in d. "ti" y-.tt were -howino Mr We wi-Ii Klvira lo wear reaiiily i;en. '1 in-y div.- -inj;-rooiii. hut the. J.kiii;i with di-aj) retnrned to their of rt"riet. The W arner, 1; i-tened tu her of their inlention. lun.-'ill a "-iiij-ti'nle liptl v , .n,.! loiu.d K!;ira beaut;. : h'-r eye and it I.riirl.tij'j-1-.- : :i- the friii'je tn r, and v.ith a iew (i eunti.tst ;t a ealalpa iiiaiulinji ulow npon her la.-t look the un e.i-l np 1".ih her noi. c That dv: wa-..i''. , tlie riii'.del.-. of her ilo- -jieiht f.-r In lier ounii fell at tlie ";iine ino At lenoih Mr War eulprit hea'ttv. -aid. in a .Mi-. n. v, ;.- to iiao lieeii proud of ynitr per-, that innoecnt lovely faee. My heart and orrowfnl." A lame lier heek a- -he -pnke, aloud. mih.ippv ehild." eontin tore it fvnin her hair. "it tovi.n" pa-e.l m -..-nlne - an.l in - - twiee olori'j'.ts that whiih sceiii'-d all love-; line-- before. . . , . i . . i i.i i,eii?ion l- very ncaumm; m neami oi . -i.-knes-. i. wcahh or poveriy. We ..cser I eiH'-r eiiatr.uer 01 me. goon, u.u :mtMc seeins to tloat upon the air, and - r . I 1 ..... I . . 1 i I ...... 1 i I . . i i.rii.ii tc I Kie. ,m-.en ui uieir 0110 is. i.o. pe.ii.v; .ri.." . .. ,, . , . . ... ( v,e lk niu thou-and-- UnulieS ,,;,v. WJK.,.(. ,irontMit sits !ilitin' sullenlv " ;.,.. uc snI,l tmil tlic din'i taiise ot ,i!iliat.i.in.'-. icaitt t rd'mioit in wuiniin. . Aiul i n tfton ct'lls. in placi'i ot entne. ,;, rV- (k-jiittition inorantu wc sliouhl bc-, i,,,,!. ; ;iH ",t mo.-t liorr'ul iletbrinity, the fruit of irifliL'ioii in womaii. ( ). Ui-iiion ! bi'iiiL'nant inajcsty, liiyli on . . t .1 -.. 1 ! 1 . . 1 thv throne tiiou .-ittcst. ','ionotis aiui cxaueii. Xt a!,,,;.. t!n Imiili. for earth-cloiids comu .;v.r li.'t'.vccn thcc aiid the really pions soul: i ot lK.n,.;itli tl.e .iotui--.for aiiove thee is heav- t. ,.pt.iM!r tl,rini;:li a limad vi.-ra ofexcccd- ..,,r , . ..j v '" - .v.i i . t3 cratt in ihe pK'inlor of j.ipor and pre- ,;. .tom, llit with a.lewy lijrht that m.itlii..- ;iIu- nor hlaze. imt. sto.ldily pro-, ii . .i .i i i. ... i n.e.let!. Inmi lhi throne ot (.od. Its towra i,ntj.,l ;,: n-f.i'.'.'riit ulorv ten timcs tliebrij-ht- , , ' ,. , ',. ,K.,rf ,,t t.-j, thousind 3iiii?.'t olt. sinda..hiijr () ,;:. ,. ,,,1 ,.,,. ,-. Ulnn p-iiiit-' , Art thou wt-a- II v! r... . tl, ...... t'or..v..r " .'. ..-...., ' Art tliou M.n-mv ni'.- -ctoriia! )oy. Arttnou .... . . -,Vel"!ieil liowil wttli UllllierilC'il 1',M10I1UI1V .' , .' , . , , , , ,." , . ..j.,,,, pi.I(.,t. , that holy homo. Art ,1() j)Cl. y ..t. orv stn.et bcfore t!iy man- J ?i;ln j. j.0I,." ,rt thou I'ri.'ndle.--. "thi' ai;el- -1i;il 1 ln- tliy coinp.iiiioii, and (lod thy . fii. - ml ;si-J L'atlifi-. I- reli-ioti h-.-aoiil.d We answcr all i ' ,I, - ,,!ation and ilehirniity whero religion is n't M'" I ' iitii-m. ar.i:v is stim. A..'. i.i-.. .'.ly. 7c i- .iioc .f. ni.'tri." '. il.- "i! !.e i- ii.i.viujr foruai.l !.',.. in :s jii ni.u-elmi h : Hear.l !! iioi that h'-avy footfall That r m.ii .l to the -ky '? Soiiie I...1J -pirit- l.ear the haiiiier Soe.l- ot" .-!!,- ehant the -ong l.:p nf eiiet;4y '"id fervor il: !.e th"' tiini.! hearteil .-tneii; I I.i!.'- I.ra-.t- -o!.!i.-!'- -.e mareh fur.vani: Ifyoii Hnireror timi haek V-)U !iiu-t Ii-ik to jr.-t a jo-tlhi:! Vi..ie ;. i u rlan.l lijn.i. :he trael.. Keep iu -teji. U pHi i.eishh'ir, Ma-iei Stamlitil!, (.':i- mi it a- i! roe-: ."..i ijiiit.- -nre i.nt hf U iheainin !i: hi-:ift''riioi.j'- ie;.i.-'! " o.'hin? ue.nl.'' I.e -ay -. "eai! i--ue I'Yoin thi- einl!'- iii.ivinjx on. An. ient laws aii.i iii-litiitiim- Are ih e.'u ii:j: or are n.me; U'e are rii-hinir t ruin U ..'ir in:-.! ii.-w-Iatijfle.t uay-." Whi'e he peal.j. a thou-ain! vnice- V - rl hi... t : i .iia'i u iie.'p ii. -(,, ! i. .ji.io.. v.'.li Villt U!11 llf. i rettisn t' -)iRKt olil wa -'.' l.k" ;'.!i:.iii tle II'.' Ie.fajiV!. '. M'-!. .la:,i" :ue':.ent - 0. '....i.i.- a i.;.i'.l Kritots lUv.ni th.- i.i luir, An.t lie iI.-'.y., te .'...iiity rluull.t.i . "vYV.ijipei' in -i.ii:o: -iiasrey iiear; 1. '. -.r the hut :iol'i t!..- fore-:. Khn tiie v:im- in i:sht eane'- ? Ah' t - nu .iotiot like i:, I i.ei -il ihc-v ".jlt. :." v.i.i.'i ii... Iu- iu -t.'';.! I .:--iliV.i. Coo.l Mv Stainlslill. All-wte I'iiAiiieni'e .le-ii:ei'. A in'tioii in. .1 i--ion I ..r th- -ni ii.iiu hi.iil.iii miiul; i.i i-iat'aiii- '.''It their li! iua lll tlie I'ehe- of thi'ir -kil'l. l-'or 'i f reati-r jilory ,-itil1 : A.'elthe -ha.'.i-- of unr lon-fath.'Ti Ar-; r.o". jeal.'U- f ..nr I. .-'., We hut i'.o.r.v -.here they lieekim, We I.nt v.l'.eiv they ilo K'Uil I Keej) in -tep! (ii,- .l.'taeliiii.'i't of oiu- ann v May em-ainp ujnm the liill. Y hil'- anotlier in thi; valley M.IV '"lijoy it!- owil cwect will. 'I hi- niay an-wer tooi.e watelnvonl. Ih tt ni.-y e. ho luaiHi'her: I'.nt in imity aml .oiieoi-ii daxikl c. cilso.v.s k.statk T1IK -::I --:-jl,er-- linvinj he-:i :;tjnInt-l ly 'i. : Hon. l'roiiate 'i.;i;-t l..r the IiAtri:t f 'a!r-.u ;., cnInmi--i,iie!-.xaniine, an.l a.lir.-t H fl.;ct .liv.-i-t'.i.ivi.r.-.-nl.-.l in-..!ve.,r. an.l tli- ten.i f-ix iii.mth- t'r..m the -!ith i-iy "f April, . I.. If"?, - J. l1,'iw'-r :i!!'wc.l l.v -anl '..urt to the ere.htor-i . , , os,il.:T and prove their iv- - m'etiye el.ii,..-. !-for,- u--ui.e i.i.r, e that w '! atien.l t.. the !ut .- ! or,- V..,iiriiieiit at the h.-UMM.i-the iate l);n.i.! f. i.: lUrn.jt.Mi .i.l li-tiiet. on the r.tl. .!.:y of.lnlv :u-.. ..r. t!n I'.'th .h.y ,)-tolT n.'M, :U 1 . Vli.ck ari.nio.iii. m eacli ,,f.:ii,i j.,VJ. W1'-I:!:N.M l'A1:VrY: ' c ,;; S MIKI. (iI.i:AXN. I I'.nni.r. Mav n A. i. l-:, D I3JTJSTR Y. DR. H. H. NEWTON, M 1 I'l.l.l! i:. V I .. (i i.D re. . e t.. th.' -n i'-. , 1 '''"-.iiry !,.! . ;.-imty. thM ,. v i.l he at the M. .I.liti-'.U! V l!'n-e !li-' 1-t ..I 1 .lniiarv. whcre he iviil he h.i;.py t.. att.n.I t.. ..v.il- in hi pro- '-"",- ..' All "jMr:il .ii- iieec--ar t.ir the u.ervtiiii! ut tlief. tli .l..ne in a n.at and .lursiM-j uiaiisi".-. au.i I I.I) iv. ii. , c t.'tM.'-nii' i . ' ' , , . M( ,.,,,. i.j,,,), v.li.eii k;-liit- the iua!::i -u..: j.r -r :itin i.i'tln- teeth. re-tna'l to periVet health. " till toll hl . hle ih.uiii.t: .tnI ii' .'ierati"!i willhe iiiuU'itaKen utilt ii i- for the hei.i-Iit n thi-jiatient. i.!(ti.w..rk ilim. :lt .vwi,,!,- K..rl.u-ir- "ili.-e. Stat.- -treet. MontjM-lier.thai uill i-.niip:ire withanv ai.i'k iloiii-iii Ne, r.nulaiiil. fioin a -iii-'!i-to th t.i a .,.,.t. Aii tho-e v.hoa.-.- in u:mt if J'.u t .ir tnll --t "f ti eth. will lim! i: to ih. ir aiiv.inta;-.. to n-a eail. Ai i i: ii: n-.. All ;' intimirnrrtwUil. .- ' I r -W t"ll ' l!l 1 1 lllalll 111 toWtl a J.-U l'h..-e v.i-hin- !ii- -.i-v.ee-: are iinit.-.l t eall im 111l..i;..,.h thn- -ani- tim- an.l .neii-e. It i- a .... .-. i.l.... 1... ,. I.;. I. w-ry eonmnm iiia.-. .... ... .... ........ J ani 'letaiiie.l a e.ui-i'I'-ralile tmie nili.'.e--anlv: I1()t(.Iliv .i.;. i t.1Va!e j..!.- uhhii .-..niire ti.ne " "'ai : -iuee-fi'lly. ., 7.7:1 1 i!i .".iV."-IiV-r 'i I.--. i j o'l . ' St. .lohii-burv i-.vi-e Ia"- " M.-tf Dr. Nevv toa ":!: :,-r "" w ,! :'r v' lllalll i or 1 - k- Spring and Suinmer Style IIATS for 1853 ! oi; -.it.- -u,.i mu tn.i.ii.v i. r.. i.u!:l!Al ulio ......- i.a.-ti -iii . ".!.'! .! to n.ai.ul..,- ni.-n.- I Ir j - :e.. I ('..; -i -,- (. ,-...,. tr;,.i.- 'l er-... il :. '!.!:': ii i.-- i. .-!:.. :oi. ;.ii-:int- lu- hat- e.ii il in .-ie-' i,u .- of -i le iinl lim-'.i to i:.v eity hat-. an.l eli.-.ij.er :!iaa anv ci.e e.iu Imv .Unl -.-!! :ili:iin. IIe!i.; :',-.. in a.l.lition J.. th .'t'i.i- n make I'xi-ton Ilat- i a -ujieri.n-.jualit v. anii N. .v Vork Ilal- I'roin the v.ell kiioun lli.r.-e of K,. H. i".i.. vvh.'ai'' i.ot on'.v the hr-re-i Hai .(.-al. r-m t!i I lnleil Mate-. l.iit the ori'.-iliator- ! fi-iie.ii-. .:! j uho-e -tyii-are a.!o.te.l l.v all New l.iejlaiiil eiti ' i In refi.re. a!i j i-rM.t,- hi -.i-..ii- of p ttiiit'.i la-h.oe- ai.le liat aie ie- .etm;!' ii.-. ite.i to . ,i!l at tl.e . I i ; Ilat Moiv orii.erly ... . u-it-i i '. iK-it.i-r. i.- Ii.or io I. (?. Ilinlrinr- l'rn Si..;.-. uii."-e ;! . . w ii! t.,,1 ',!,. 1 ii;.. i -1 1---. - -,- ..it, I! iT-m i t 'ap- i.l all kin.i-. '. ii' Trunks, Valiscs, Umbrellas, Ti.r. eih: ai.il I'.ihlon.ia ;.i-. Jl m v ! .. . Gent's Furnishing Goods. i ; i .iii.! i. l,. .it.-. t A o III. Iu - 1A . ...i-' r t -:i.-il i,. II:'- n !e I III o . or.i' r e ii. fj- ,, ,, ,;. Uiri'i; i- i ;;s. M .1. i . !-". -7f liK.MOVAL! NKW (iOODS! a i ..'.i' i'?;:ss c;mm)s. Ir- '. k-i :- ;. . k , - ... ,-:t. - ''. "-,.!! -'. ' , a :.. i 1, . . i 1". I'.l -. t'.t. :: 1 1 -i I". ,. pl-lin.i ke , !' 'o. ! M i'.- i' !.! ;-. ';) :..'. i e .: , i - -. i-. ii.nj.iu ,! . . l'i ; l.T IlHle-'.; .l'i i emlhf.-fi t.ll'ie I'.e.er-. hite !;.:i' t-,'.' iv.v. I.i-...-... . !.-r.- I , -,. I,.., ." H.ih'I e.- V.--f-.!..aek-i!k (Vi'. -i'-. f-oii v I'rnvit.. -ilk :it'1 liiii-' Ii.) iii Il-ti.'lk.-. '.ii-f-. i it -.!...'-. 11"-'."- t ' I. '.-. l-i.e V.'il-. v.. . rioth-. -.i.-!, .-- ! : , I'. . !,-: i,-. i.,.,, . !an-v ' i." ' i,- -'x .-t V. -.''ni -!..: !('.. , : . Doiuict.3 .' Bonnels ! A !.'.' Mii t; I 1 ' ' I ,- i . , . t. .. i-r uitii a '. 'at .n i. . of ;e !.'- t"'. ii: eer. i.. lllllltloll. I he aho-.e M.u-k ill he ol'ej. . tr -'... oii , .l.'hu-l'iiir l".a;n m . .UAKI l'.S S:.re, -..!..'. Iinilciinu' north o the Noitli I'liur.'h. f.:i.iie -i.'i'I ;-n!!f-:iieM i!ea-' .-i' ;.. ' .-vu.ij. .. thi- -toek ..I i i. I...I-. a- thev .i'l I.j V i -. ee-. N .MIS l'AKi'. !I. V, ll i ; :...l.:-'u;i.-y. M. . i. j-:. :. NEW ASSAH6EMENT YsVAV OOSS! r,iMi:iNixim.i. ,av., ;( , ,,;, I i -t-.. k in ti-:.i- ..I K. il:.:l - ( .... :m. a.!.'. . j tle-i"t Ilie -.''..imi'Ii.i ne-.v aiul Uell -.',-('!e.I Ii, ...,!-. . ii. -a otler- tl i-m at ).-.i.-e- ;ha: raini. t lail to -uit.r.,, ea-h or i'-eoiiM.il, ft. i.' h:- 1-I...1-m. , ,: ; to .!..:! v j,...v :.iiu , :t. fi... ; . The Island PondWar IS OVER I (lJU,(, .j lm)gl0Ut lIlC L.UHl ! ri( -i.-e -ili:' u,.l- ' : -2- Omn .1.. . i, ir ,:i t! ! , -ir.- r.-'.M-f!'ii!lv inviteii. f Iml-, e-nue iipiruin the u. n ... . a r c I OW " LUVVLAINUS L Unmtic'- i.l ier-011-ot iii..!';i!tcl eiaei. ti.i - . ai- re.niv .riven in their i.-imi-.ny tl::.t they ean bay - !- ar t! il-!,!.,!:.!-" at, x.-ecliii-iy lw .ru-t-. U li.-n -r.eh a el,.ii.! u iru ur" uniM r-:ui a - ier.!. I -hnll n.n. I . .,ti.t !-ny tli- a-t'itinn. !'"r tl''' ,il"r-'1 :'i""i't "'' ':tr.'n:io l,'il""?";,v1 :m.i r..rthe tiuuv aur.iue.- that a eheap will -i!-t.ii..,e.!. I -hall .-lerfee! trtily nitotul. 1 aiii li'tv, -i !!in Ilimt- - i"..!lii- ax.- (warrasitc'l) at Zh1"1 St. iie ("liina loa S.-tt-. Ci-t -tfi'l Sh..els M',rril":,i:k '" ,,,l'-.v'' .II.Te.i, ) Iii'Hs" F'"- I .iharc. ' lSt.-"" N"lltm''I f..,-ri .,,., -' ineii liireaii u.- ;: .. Jf .. Salt i-t ba-- oi ' i r vj';'1"'! '"v N-, , .Vjntu- at ;. .vni- p.-r U.. wi-h t. I-"'u,i!!, ,"-:.....!. Ir t- ni'-ir aimk i.i ' , t 1 ll:l''' :l a--.,-:iii-!it um Desirablc Spring Goods L" ai; ; , , . " ii r.v !rir.viNr. c :. ,. t--. . FURNITURS AND CARPET WASE-S00MS. t. ; t!i- r mi'i-;.- ii. a-.-. S-. .1 !i: -' nvv. Vr. I'TI.rA! A.- '(). ai-' lne.v i.li-nii'.' i-ivater Gl) .,.1 , ,,., ...... n Mioi.r tl. Imv , , ....kii.-'-i ;ia-i- leather. an,I Mati.-.-e I;.-. . . i. ' -lt.- l MTaj.hitie-. .I'oli- ::-i.v r.. .. . MTtf LATHROP CILLING S , -S WATCHMAKER, i'C, I F W F I I F R. -T-j.'W - - ' - Watches.locks,Jewelry, i "..v sr,'i;. i i:nii!.;: KOSIX. RKI.I'TaIKKY. xc. , - : U. -.-h i:.:..iiri,c. I i; I ;. ' . . t - ' .I.. . .:. ! X 1. a-:...'. r., ., ' JAS. G. H0VEY, l-;" i-'i i in:. ' . , -. ,. -.1 1 . -" M-i i.'h'l-eft-'. . -' - ... .-l'i n r.-i ei'.e.l a coi.n :-i i : i a i. . 1 vm UOHRS . v',.1 ... , - :. '. : ii. ... olf.'r- at Wli.Ml--. wi'I.'Mix .-. -. -.- - ':.!.it:o!i aiul . ',- , ,.. .,- ! :.-h i , t I-.- f. M i - i:l N r.xni.!:. nirn. i'.ri; i. i;i;hts. imri:i i: iii" ih i:s. n.'wi:i. I'ois. i.:: --ii"i'i'i"i.,. iii:ri i !-. I-IN V.Ui I I -. i:i i I' I.Killi.--. -r.Krj'Nis. wnrv.i.-. l.ii.iif-ietU'-.-1 -i h'-ee'el.rr.'.l N'-'.v l'M'latui I.a 1 "-.! tli.-! e-r l' r. 1. 1 li!::i a! r-tal.!:-hii!'-t t!..- I '..''. ! -'.it.-. T. i ;: - -- v.i. ! -,- . tt.-Tl.Ie.l !.- I X .' ' tiH'i ut.t n..' r r 1 n d i a C v ackcrs i !: .i .s. :. iioviiy 1 V. ' .. -.,'. C-t. r.. I ' ' ..- t .:"j!it..n ; . ,. -:v7 Dentists' Gold k Tin Foil, T'l: - i r I'.IV.li M M j . i - Scr;iil!iiii'N Meloiinuis iV'.Kolrons. ? Al: - ' ' ' - l 1 I --!..' T M. Tin Ware Manufactory i' LYNDON cdirxr.K. "l'i.' .,lei..i,.'iei- I ! ... r.-t. :i-. tl.. .i -I...,. a! l.v: . ti- 1 " :' '- :" '"'""tJ-.re an.l .,!. -ei.i.i" '!li.i. art'.el.- u- ai ii tiiie.l .y I ti Minlti wineh he rat , ,-i, ,- uhieh e:i:,: ,.t liiil t ke . -lie.i." !ii:..k- I. ",' "' ' v;!'I : -1 . .'!t ati.l e-,.!!,,.,,,' .....,e p-.ii-eha-lll- . .,.''.'.,. 1.1- 1 11 ;t5. UOUh '-- '' .. 1 ! 1 H. AI 1 1.1.1.1- ' ;'- M:u"' 1 " -n Ilcave rowders. - r-. . r . r . -: I '. I'lNi.II M 1' -2U..7 ? 5 'i S BUTLER 6c CO., wiu..r.sAi.i: anu uetaii. healkiw ix EURNITUHB, -, A' r,' tit x Carpeting"S5 Feathers, Matress- es and Lookmg Glasses. KAIl.KOAlt r. oim'OMTK !-rMrsir iioi'SK C'l' inilYl'fl'V riHf M..J()IINM,l U. 1. .I.Ut ."i.iii:i.r. U'. lii-n.ru. I: la.Mr C. I'.fri.i.i:. -..r Ar 7". . . .1 JliJS .N M. 1).. 1I()M(EI'ATIIIC ' physician and surgeon, rsitfi ii:i.m:v ci xti:!:. vt. JQTOMF M n . O I WINC, IVI. U . , II0-MXHPATIII0 1MIYS1C1AX ASI) Sl KCEO.V, SI .lOHNSmi.'Y. T. )llic-e at the I'a uiiii-u- H.u-e. ' T ! : f E. R. COBLEIGH, Counsellor aad Attoriiley at Law, ! Mutfi i.amm..ioiinI!I-im. vi. BOLES & DEMING, MERCHANT TAIL0ES, DK.VLKKS J ItKADY-.MADE CLOTHING, wimucsM.i: .v iu:t.u.. sr..niiiNM;n:..vt. 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N. , Ma-oi.-- TI..W- aii.t "'j1- tivit..r- mijirv.-.l attrni-.:.. whi.-h they w.uM ' in-.ite tli- ati.-ntion ! alUhn-e wi-hin-i topur.-ha-.-. Ai.-u. a ."Ia.--ortmeiii if Chuni-. K. JKWOT - O K . CarnfitTnjr. i o Ai.M.-.ii: "r wiin rurrox ai,.i .-I aa.l "ii- loth ('arpetiii!.' l..r -a!e '..y .- i-i .i. Youtlis" Style Hats CfUI'-! iv r.-. .- ! ! I l-.r -a!-- h- rtiian B er.'v !. I'.. li-'IMIAM. May. 1 I.l -Jf GEANITE, I ron, ii.arr - iu tl.e 1' -.i -fi--l V.m.i i v. s.'.oi: -i i i -n i -. V m-s ! ih.i:.- wimhhi . i.... h-i "l: i i:i-iii.. -1...M. .M.V-.M1..M. STONT. CTTT1XC AT I.O WKST IMtlCF.S 77ti, A. . nl Vl:. l.y '.,.. V:. 1 I'lll. 1M IHMI-.I t.' IV . l HnntR. hHnPS. jTPlt.PTR PTIfl Eubbers. . : . a .''-T.er ( a rt -. ....: i- ;.i i ii li.l r-. i n. -l i i -i ti.n k I'attn -..-T T: ' l'--t Th-i., a: -I . I'.-- KKPAIKINC! i.ea: -ie.rt n.e.:.-,'. A-.. sor.i: axi) itm'ku i.k.vthkk. '.- 1-i-1e ' - i - ' ; -.1 - - . r.. i II.-A IUIAINi lMv f--'7Tf Sash, Boors and Blinds. 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V1iti:ssi:v 1000 ..""P A A ..: DKIi llr.VM-m . M:y TK '. land for Sale. mu. hj .t...: . . :. l.a!ii- !:, 1 . . i Vii:-iL-... ';!"- 1 at.-. a- a - t . 1 ..r V.r' - ' "': f"p" nf t.ai...... , . v . , i,,-.,. 1 . . . .!-'t ni!i:i'-l !. I .-; - ' sn-ur.- tl- . .: r.- : ii-.-- ..... ., ',v. -.' ' ; ii! k--i. : ." . . ,' ' a ,T , muuumujiis umi vir.ivp s .., .... . v .u .. ... , , lll.ilil.I ie: n. in t: ITALIAN&AMERICAN AlARBL" , Our lt:i!-..i;t M ir. :.- a.--.- i- l.ot'.'.t.i.:.. . l;..ia ..,. ha- t .-i !i - :i : . Al-. Si : -i..i , j .'lar.-nioiiT ii: 'T- V H v- f'-r leii.-ia fnr-i' 1..T-. ai. 1 - lii-he.lat :. ... I hf.. J;i ..j.j...!- u,- '., .V. .(. -'.rv. I f. ;-i7 L"l 33 IJKIM , A . . . ... JONATHAN LAWRENCE W , . . !.- IMVJ.: si'KICi:. IIOH.IC TWUT-v r-.-i... . ...... .. ""V T ?T Tur -? -n -n It U 17i 15 j a . Sl, :M' i.i... i ir- LUMBER YARD. hi-t v - ! 1' -;r-et. A!i kii. i- , I -..i,' Ke.lr. .- -t..; ' - -. .1 TELEGBAPHIC. 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ocr: RALEIGH, N. C, HAVE receired their entirt assortment or DRY GOODS, and we baTe only to say to ou riends and custodiers tbat we tan show tneta ft tuck rarely surpassed. The Ladies say ours is th pettiest out, and our prices so lo'W sdrtfe of oaf trethren in the cause say they cannot compete wita a?. WELL SAID. We sUall sell erery wing m be way of line Dress doods at a small advance ou ost we were taught in our youth tae art ot pieas- ng: bence it is so Tery natural. We offer new oods, and a ftw oU ones, one doot belcw. at lu Smith's old stand. The whole truth' Efl call and see; Mesrs. II. L. F. 1 U. T. C Ko. 29, Cheap Place, Forget it not fcrgot It not. March 24, 1833. 0

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ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, IS rUBLISUEO EVERT WEDNESDAY, BT Alexander M. Gorman, EDITOE AND PEOPRIETOIL S'mgl Subscriber, SI 50 per annum. TV Club of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each ; Payable in all cases in advance. 1ST ItULIlS WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS, paper will b ent longer than the time for which it his been paid ; and no paper cnt ujK ka thVcaah accompanies the order. " j JOB PRINTING, of every description KEA.TLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. '


ocr: WAKE FOREST, X. C. TFm. M. CREXSIIAW, A. B., Principal. fTlIIE next Session of this Institution will com- B raence on the first Monday in Julj next. Board can bo had for $3 50 pr month, including washing, lights and fuel. Tuition from $7 to $lo per session. For further particulars, address Dr. V7. IIARTSFfELD,


ocr: A Gentleman, with a thorough English and Classical Education, wishing to engage s Teach er, who can give satisfactory reference to es tabli&h his qualifications, can find employment by addressing E. J. Feuri$otox, Chap. Hill, Or ange County, N. C. E. J. FE11U1NGTON. Jan. 17 153. 10 St


ocr: JOHNSTON COUNTY. N. C. TLTE fifth session of this Institution com menced on Monday the 27th of June, under the charge of S. A. O'Daniel, A. B. This school is situated in a healthy and beau tiful section of the Country. Good board can be had with families of true moral worth, for $5,00 per month, free of extra charges. Tuition per Session. For English branches from S3 to $1 2.00. Latin and Greek $15,00. A. G fOWEhh 7 BRYAN SMITH; June 2Dth, 1853. Trustees 42 Gt


ocr: A Stray Mare. ON the Sth instant, (May) my Jare strayed off and when last seen was making tracks for the upper counties", w here she was raised. She is a red f'el, with a light mane and tail, about 4 feet 10 inches hhrh. If any person will take iin said marc and write to me at Sinithfield, N. C, I will reward them for their trouble. MATTHEW BOYKIN.


ocr: j , I j A LEI O F ! , XL 0 Wednesday, April 20, 1S53.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, IS rUBUSllED EVERT WEDNESDAY, BT Alexander. M. Gorman, EDITOIt AND PEOPHIETOB. Single Subscribers, $1 60 per annnm. To Cluba of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each; Payable in all cases in advance. ' - vgr rum;s without .exceptions.; o paper will be sent longer than the time for; ls the cash accompanies the order. JOB PRUITniG, of every description, NEATLY EXECUTED -AT THIS unaa.


ocr: FOR SALE. " TY RESIDENCE, situated west of tfc ctipIa.aI -ill. Square, formerly known as Benehan's Grove. Terms made known by application to the Subscriber. JORDAN WOMBLE, Jr. Raleisb, September 1, 1853. 1 6t Standard copy 6 times.


ocr: City Lots for Taxes. ON Monday, the 29th day of August, proximo, I will sell, at the Court House door, a t 12 o'clock, M., in Raleigh, the following city lots, for the taxes due thereon, for the years mentioned, viz : William Thompson, pt. No. 162, pt. 160, fr IS50, '51, '52, $79 15 E. P. Guion, Nos. 211, 227, for 1852, 75 00 bal. Chas. II. Johnson, pts. 76, 77, 93 and No. 9 i, for 1850, 11 67 bal. Da do do for ISSland '52, 24 50 JAME3 II. MURRAY, City Collector.


ocr: Warfenton Female Institute WARREN COUNTY, N. C. JpHlIE twentj'-fifth semi-annual session of , this it Institution will commence on Monday the 4th of July next. Charges as before. Pu pils are received at anytime and charged from the time of entrance. Terms S64.00 per session for Board and En glish tuition. Ancient and Modern Languages, Musij, Drawingand Oil Painting at former rates. .Vocal Music and Ornamental needle work gratis. CTiicuIars containing the fullest information win ueseni io incse applying. GRAVES & "WILCOX. Warrenton, June 14. 1852. . V. 12ml7


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ocr: 23 Cortlandt Street, EW YORK, ELD AD TAYLOB, Proprietor. 22 6 m. JOB PRINTING. executed at


ocr: that refuses to give it. So long as the liquor traffic continuuea, we are not protected. In temperance will continue to visit the hallowed reti reinents of domestic life, clothing in deepest mourning its guiltless inmates, bedewing cheeks with trs, "which were wont to blush with af fectio4while it spreads ruin over the once ho'.y residesce of innocence and love. . AUGUSTA.


ocr: ADvxETisnraur. PAPE2. Thb SPIRIT OF THE AUE has very nearly to Cljausaci Unhsrrihtrs, is exUneiroly takea in every ComiT in North Car olina, and u therefore one of thef?r best Adrer tising mediums in the State. TERMSOFADVERTIG. I square 1 insertion $1 0M square 3 nJgJi $3 1 do 2 insertions 1 ibh io 6 d727f 6 il do 3 do - 1 Miil do 12 do 10 il do 4 jl do 5 do 1 7MLoneroneiinexacJ5vo- Twelve lines mate & square JOB PRniTniG, of every description, SEATLT EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, ' li, rVBLISHKD. KVOIT WEDNESDAY, BT - Alexander M.' Gorman,; HDITOE AND PSOPUIETOIl. f vr rr " fjfi'le HnV.-i i!M'f, SI Go .per' finnnra. To CiuU of 5 "uud upward, S?l uo each ; Payable in all cases in advance , I tlT HULKS WITHOUT EXCEPT10N& Ko paper will b sent longer than the time for rhich it has been paid; and no paper eeut un less tho cash accompanies the order. JOB PRINTING, of Very description, HCATLV CXECUTED AT Till- OFFICE.


ocr: THE SriRIT OF THE AGE, ii rt'nusnr.n rvERt Wednesday, bt Alexander, MGorman, EDITOS AND PEOPUITTOE. ; i 'Vf Cs ' w rinctlc Subscriber, SI Go por ennnra. To CIuI.h of " and upwar.U, fl 00 each , , pa yell; in (ill cases in advance HULKS vniHOUT EXCEll'IONS.- Jio v-'rjvill.U-nt lender Uan the" tune for which it has been raid; ami no paper Bent un less the cash accompanies the order. JOB PRINTING, of every description. NEATLY EXECUTED AT Til 14 OFFICE.


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ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, ia rt'DusutD tviny widnesdat, by Alexander M. Gorman, EDITOXL AND PROPRIETOR. j 1 12 lii SIS S? 3 1 Single Subscribers, SI 60 per annum. To Clubi of 5 and upwards, $1 00 each ; 1 Payable in all cases in advance. j IF HULKS WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS. ! !,'.- ip'-r viU gent longer than the time for ! i . ! -i i -H ; and no paper t tin-- ' a tuo caili tu-.cottnauicft iho uruer. . " JOB PRINTING, oi every description, . HF.ATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, i runnsnED evert weondsd at, bt Alexander M. Gorman, ' . " editoh aud psornirroit. Binclo SoWribrnsCl CO per arnnm. ., TwCjubsof 5 uud up wan, 5f 1 00 each ; payable in all casrs in adrance. XZT RULES .WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS. j Xo paper twill bi sent longer than llie time for "which it has been paid; and no paper eent un less the cash accompanies the order. JOB PIUrJTING, of every NEATLY EXECUTED AT TMH OFFICE.


ocr: Wednesday, October 5, 1853. A Positive Arrangement. Sultcrilcra receiving their paper viith a ted mark, (ire thereby notified that in four weeks from the re ceipt of the first number thus marked their tvlcrip tion veart teill exvire : and vnlett reneiced wtiin th?' l ''mf' he ?aPer dUcontinued. Ttfrffie " U infiexxlhJ adhered


ocr: THE Sl'IIilLOF THE AGE, , '! rt'tusKiu svxav wxdswdai, m . Alexander M. Gorman, - 31103, AliD P20JWET031.-. : ' -1 . - . r 'f fa - Ctn'i Stl.-t'ribi , SI 50 per annora. , T CluU if 5 and unwiirtla, 5?1 OO cuch; Payable in all cases in advance. A'tr ttULliJ W1TI1U ft' EXCKPT10N& To paper will lx sent longer thaujlis time for VlatU I . . "i j'Aul : ami no paper ert un- ZZ2 rlHTITIIIG, of every description, . . ZZMLX EXECUTED AT XrUJ OFFICE.


ocr: JlVLll 1 u CHIRHV PECTORAL For lb Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BHOXCniTIS, WH00PLG-C0UCUf CROUP, ASTII.1IA, AXD CONSUMPTION Of all the numerous medicines extant, (unci some of them valuable) fcr the cure of pulmonic ry complaints, nothing has ever been found which" could compare in its effects with ibis Preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at alt times and in all diseases of the lur.ga and throat whcie roctliein can give relief, this will do it. It is pieaentr take, and perfectly safe in accordant with tb directions. Xe do not advertise for the informa tion of those who have tiicd it but thoie who hav not. Families that have k-nowrKira iilne will nnr hp lvvW'ii-aiV.'im;


ocr: fail, we shall lose all. But we shall not fail; we have too many on our side ; boon me victory win De ours. JNow broth ers, you all know your duty; fight till the blood shall cease to flow in your veins; but if you complain of weariness, certain disgrace shall be your fate.


ocr: Look up in Due Time. Ifjkn leaving Stanhope, Nash county, N. C, it is -T t or J r . 1 t.. i i? . . . 41. sjy onereu lor uute ut jruunc ABCUOil, io highest bidder, on Thursday the 30th December, at 12 o'clock. Comment is unnecessary, as the operations or 6 years establish the fact that, u combines many advantages as a House of enter tainment, private residence and country business place. tc , having a commodious.dw'lling. with all necessary out houses. Store and office rooms, extensive shops, shelters and fixtures, and as many ad vantages to embark in Mercantile Turpentine operations as any place in Carol inrtr- "The quan4tj of land attached terms ot sale will be made liberal to suit .urchaser. Any specifications will be furnish ed by application to DANIELS. November 7th, 1852. 11 tt. Tar, Pitch and Turpentine. We wish to hire 50 negroes to work in Tur pentine in Williamsburg South for which we will pay fair prices, st January, 18o3, Address us at North Carolina. CRENSHAW, ELI3 & TAYLOR. November 1852. 11 tf


ocr: cro-iar 28 Cortlandt Street, N E W EK, ELS AD TAYLOR, Proprietor. 22 Gin.


ocr: 4 Cases Beebe's best Spring Style of HATS. 1 hose wishing the very best article, had better call at once on EVANS & COOKE. No. "29, Cheap Side. Feb. 1S53. 22


ocr: THE SPIRIT OFriIE AGE, i roBnsuKD evert wedxesdat, bt Alexander M. Gorman, EDITOE AND rKOPRITOi Single Subscribers, $1 60 per annum. To Clubs of 6 and upwards, 1 00 each ; Payable in all cases in advance. 'ZZT KULE3 WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS. No ppr wiJl be sent longer than the ti it for -which it has been paid; and no paper sent un less the casli accompanies the order. JOB PRINTING, of every 'description, NEATLY EXECUTED AT THISOFFICE.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, It rtBLlSIlKD XV EST WEDNESDAY, BT Alexander M. Gorman, xditos asd morsiEioiL - flnglt Subscribers, I 50 por Annum. To Uiun ol o nna upwarus, 51 w , i ; Payable in fill cases in adcance. - j tfo ppr will be lent longer than the time for -which it has been paid ; and no paper sent un less the cah accompanies the order. JOB FEINTING, of every description KEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF TIIE AGE, it ruutisHEO evi :;y weuskspat, bt, Alexander M. Gorman, ' IDITOH AND rP.OPEIETOiL (Tf rt f;p C ; ' . iHngle Subscribers, 1 50 per anntira. To Club of 5 and upwards, ?1 00 each ; Payable in all cases in advance. XT RULES WITHOUT -EXCEPTION'S. o paper will be snt I ?r than the tiw" f..r win-;1 it a t-:ct; j-.vi.' : .u;.I u paper eut u.-. Utt the cuoU AioatpauUa Khi orJcr. " " ' JOB PRINTING, of every description, NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. 1


ocr: Wednesday, August 31, 1853. A Positive Arrangement. Suhtcrilert receiving their pnpcr$ tcith a red marl- are thereby notified that in our iceeh from the re ceipt of the fr$t number thu marked their tubrtcrij tiou yeart will expire ; and tnle$ renewed that time, the proper will be dicoutiuued. This will be infexiblif adhered to.


ocr: mail, 23 Cortlandf Street, N JS W f O R I 9 ELD AD TAYL0S, Proprietor. 22 6 m.


ocr: 4 Cases Beebe'a best Sprinjr Style of HATS Those wishing tire very best article, had better call at once on EVANS fc I'OOKJ', . No. 2y, Cheap Siie. RaleicS, Feb. 1 S53.


ocr: H ENRY T. CLAWSOX COACH A SI) CAR. It I A G E MAX UFA CTUU Zli. Aim. Manu facturer of Bent Felloes, glial:?, Iliibr,. Spokc Poles, Spring Bars, &c, warranted (Lo best qual ity of Timber. All manner of Ceach wok executed in the best style of the art. Repainne done in tho neatest (ninsfrand on th ehnrtest notice. Franblinton. Franklin 3f. C


ocr: 28 Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK, ELD AD TAYLOR, Proprietor.


ocr: Oxford Male Academy. J. II. HORNER, Principal. T.J. HORNER, Assistant. THE next session will open on the 9th of Janu ary, and close on the 2nd of Jane. Tuition in the Classical Department, f 20 CO " in the English " $12 50 k $15 Board in the family of the Principal, $10 a month. ' in the village, $9 a month. Oxford, N. C Dec 1, 1853. 14 t9J


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, 19 rCBLlSHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, BT Alexander M. Gorman,' EDITOH AND PEOPEIETOB. i5ingl Subscribers, 1 50 per annum. T Clubs of 6 and upwards, gl 00 each ; m-m m f 0 tnhic Mallear? in (virfvrr. r hulls wrrnUT i:xcLrnox& tio paper will be sent longer than the time for which it has been paid; and no paper sent un les the cash accompanies the order. JOB PRINTING, of every description,' HEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. j


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, : II TUBLianED every wednesdat, BT " ;, Alexander 11. Gorman, " s LDITOH A1ID PSOPEIETOH. '' Ugl Subscribers, 81 50 per annum. T Clubs of 5 and upwards, 1 00 eaelx; Payable in all cases in cdtance. 5tT". nUUM .WITHOUT EXCKITIO : 'So paper will be ent louder than the time for winch It ha been paid ; and no paper aent un th cash accompauies tho order. j JOB PRIXJTinG ofeverydescrlptlon, KEATLY EXECUTED AT TIII3 OFFICE.


ocr: J0HHB. 0D01I, Commission Merchant, And Forwarding Agent. McINTOSH'S WHARF, IT0 12, FAYETTE S THEFT, NORFOLK, TA


ocr: FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD- I WILL pay the above reward for the apprehen sion and delivery to the Jailor of Robeson county, of Duncan Johnson, charged with the mur der of Burwell Conner. Duncan Johnson Is about 25 years of age, fire feet ten inches high, has dark nair, ana is slender built. W. W. QUNN, Coroner. September 22, 18a3. & 3t


ocr: TEACHER WANTED. TH E REV. T. M. JONES bavin accepted a in the Greensboro"" Female CqJ- an experienced and well-qua!ifie,d TeaQh-r;- wanted 10 fill .displace in the Louisbuii; Male The School has avetaged aloui r0, under the present Principal Applica- should be sent in as early as possible. For particulars, ii desired, apply to A, II, KAX, C. J. EGERTON, N; B. MASSENBURG , Com,


ocr: A GENTLEMAN of successful experience who can come well recommended to prepare Stu Ueuts for any of our Southern Colleges, is desirous of obtaining a situation in an Academy, which has the promise of permanency. Address O. A. K., Raleigh, N. C. 3


ocr: , PALMER & RAMSAY'S Fashionable Jewelry Store. THEY' are now receiving their new supply of Watches, Chains, Seals, Keys, Ear-Rlngi,Crcast-Tins, Finger-Ring, Ac. .lint opened, some very handsome Braoelets, full ettsof lJreast-PinsandEar-Uings, something new. By Partson A King's Express, a fine lot of eilvtr Spoons, and plated ware. May2i, 1S33. 33 PALMER k RAMSAY. At Business Hall, No. 1. JUST Received a lot of Blasting Powder, Pick?, Rock Hammers, Blasting Fuse, and a lar?o as sortment, of Octagon and Squnrf Caststeel, Loose joint Buts, Screws, Locks, ic.,' which we will sell low. L. W. PECK. Aug. 10, 1833. 49 3t


ocr: HENKY T. CLA'WSON, COACH ASD CAR. HI A GE MAX UFA CTCUER. Ao, M anu- of Bent Felloes. Shans. llnbs. Spoke. Poles, Spring Bars, Jtc, warranted the best qual ity of Timber. All manner of Ceach work executed In the best i style of the art. , K( raKinir done In the neatest manner and on the shortest nut ice. - FraukUnton, Franklin N. C. 11 tf


ocr: Oxford 15 ale Academy. THE next session of Oxford Male Academy, will commence the 2nd Monday in Ju!y. J. II. HORNER, Principal T. J. HORNER, Assistant. Oxford, June 22, 1953. 42 5t


ocr: WM. II. HOGSHEAD, ' JOHN MeDONALD, DANIEL McKEITIIEX, NORMAN FERGUSON, norman Mcdonald, A. R. KELLY. donald Mcdonald, Grans Crook. June 6. 1853.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, 18 rUBn.il! ED F.YKHY WEDNESDAY, CT Alexander M. Gorman, editor and rr.orsiETon. f TT W Vr Biagle Sul?crilei , SI 60 per annum. T Clnlof 5 and upward.!, $1 00 each; Vcya'nc i.i nUcas'.' in. a.ltance. - nnixi without i:xci:ivris. " , . - "i . .. . .. .... Wivicu u has lie' ,i j'iii.i, um no paper oeup. un less the cash accompanies the order, j JOB PRINTING, of every description, BEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. t!.u.i (ha ti.i


ocr: ADVERTISING IN THIS PAPER.. The SPIRIT OF TIIE AGE haa rery nearly . . fm oThnusima Snhsmhtra. ia exUnsirelj taken in every County in North Car olina, and ia therefore one of the rery beet Adrer- wng mediums in the State. TER.1IS, OF ADVERTISlSQ. 1 aquare 1 insertion $1 00-l square 3 monthi $3 . mscruona i zo(l do 6 do 6 I do 3 do 1 5GU An 19 rlr. i I do 4 ' do" 1 1FSX I do 5 do 2 00j as per contract. Twelve lines make a square. JOB PRINTING, of every description, KEATLT EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. I


ocr: TIIE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, t J rUEUSIIID JtVEUT WEDNISDAT, BT Alexander M. Gorman, LBITOIl AHD PEOPEEETOB. Wngle Subscribers. SI 50 per annum. To Club of 5 and upward, $1 00 each ; j 'Payable in all cases in advance. No paper "will be sent longer than" the time for Which it has been paid; and no paper sent un its tho cah accompanies the order. j JOB PRINTING, of every description KEATL.V EXECCTED-AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: A Stray Mare. ON the Sth instant Hay) my Jare strayed off and when last seen was making tracks for the upper counties, where she was raised. She is a red sorrel, with a light mane and tail, about 4 feet 10 inches high. If any person will take up said man and write to me at Smithfield, N. C, I will reward them for their trouble MATTHEW BOYKIN. Smith


ocr: .THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, IS PUBLISHED EVEBT WIDJtESDAT, BT Alexander M. Gorman, EDrroa and peopeietoe. Single Subscriber, $1 CO per annum. T Club of 5 and upward?, 5?1 00 each ; KULES WITHOUT EXCEITIONS. No paper willbe sent longer tli4U the time for which it has been paid ; and no paper icnt un lua the cash accompanies the order. i JOB FRITHING, of everydescription, HEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: ADVERTISING Iff THIS PAPER. The SPIRIT OP THE AGE has verj nearly is extensively taken in every County in North Car olina, and is therefore one of the very best Adrer- tiairi rnodiums hi the State. '.TERMS OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 insertion $ 1 001 tqtraro 3 months $3 1 do 2 insertions 1 25(1 do II do 0 1 do 3 do 1 50U do 12 do 19 1 do 4 H 1 75Longcrones by tfc year I do 5 do 2 00( as per contract. Twelve lines make a square. JOB PRHrnriG, of every description,


ocr: FOE SALE. "TT RESIDENCE, situated west of the enclosed JjJL Square, formerly known as Benehan's Grore. 1 erujs made known by application to the Subscriber. JORDAN WOMBLE, J. Raleigh, September 1, 1853. 1 6t Standard copy 6 tiroes.


ocr: 0R SALE. TY RESIDENCE, situated west of the enclosed 1 1 Square, formerly known as Benehan's Grore. Terms made known by application to the Subscriber. JORDAN WOMBLE, J. Raleigh, September 1, 1853. 1 6t Standard copy 6 times.


ocr: Phebe Morton, daughter of Elijah Morton, all of Caswell. ' "Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle pow'rs, We who improve his golden hours, By sweet experience know, -That marriage, rightly understood Gives to the tender and tno good, A Paradise below." II.


ocr: ADTEETISniGTHIS PAPER. Thc SPIRIT 6F THJ?4 has Tery nearly is extensively taken in every County in Nortk Car olina, and is therefore one of the very best Adver tising mediums in the State. TERMS OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 insertion $1 C0(1 square 3 months $3 1 do 2 insertions 1 251 do 6 do 6 1 do 3 do .1 id I do 12 do Id 1 doi " d$" 1. do 5 do 2 COj portion. " ...;.. Twelve lines make a square. JOB PRUnTIIG, of every description, NEATLY EXECUTED XT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, IS PUBLISHED EVKRT WEDNESDAY, BT " Alexander IL.Gorman, rDiToa a:id riiorxtxrxoiL' 4 . , w 4& - 3 fUnple Subscribers, $1 50 per annum. To Clubs of 5 and upward, $1 00 each ; Patjalle in. all caset in advance. paper will be sent longer than the tirae for which it has been paid J and no paper sent un les the cash accompanies the order. JOB PRUrniJO, of every description, REATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.


The Camden weekly journal. [volume]

ocr: i i ' ' i ?? SCIENTIFIC WONDER, ( for tiie cure of Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S iirr rdllf; Is&as sd y^dsf a 3" / Ijflp \?S ttl . a Preparer! from RENNET, or the fourth STOM' ACH OF TIIE OX, after directions of BaRON LIEB1G, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, Al. D. Philadelphia Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for 1NDIGES. TIOX, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, I COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and DEBIL* ITY, Curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice JSgf Half a teaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Roast Be f in about two hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Digest* ing Principle of the Gastric Juice?the Solvent oj the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Slimula* ling Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Oxf thus forming an ARTIFICIAL FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice it! its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COM* PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it, By the aid of this preprration, the pains and evils of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are remov ed, just as tney would be by a nealthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of DEBlllTY, EMACIATION, NERVOUS and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest degree CURIOUS and SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE I BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucous membrane of the stomach of the Ox, in which various articles ot food, as meat and eggs, will be softened. and digested, just in the same manner as they iruuld be in the human slomach.': ?5?" Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of EVIDENCE, similar to the above, with Reports of REMARKABLE CURES, from all parts of the United States. Agent?Z. J. DeHAY, Camden, ' Wholesale and Retail Agent, $500 CHALLENGE^ concern* the health and happiness of a people is at all times of the most importance. I take

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ocr: ~ - Old WiBei. -J CASE Old Hock Wine, * , JL 1 ' Fleur .de RozaWinc, * 6 Baskets Heidsick CbaS^aigue, ' L. 1 Cask Old Sherry Wine,'.1' ,*?*.. . i-v 1 do do Madeira do.) , ' 1 do Cbampaigne Cider, ? 't 1 do Old Port Wine, 1 do " Holland Oin, "genuine.'' 1 Case Superior Whie Bitters.. Just received and for said Uw by. * . : < 24?21


ocr: su i lie IS-.iuk of Caintlen, So. Carolina. k' OTICE is hereby given, that application will lie * made to the legislature of this State, at its en- ing Session, fora renewal of the Charter of this Rank. Ry order of the Roard, duly 1 W. J. GRANT, Cnsh'r. July 20 ;50 I r.,, _ .... North Carolina ISaeon. 1 SUPERIOR article, for sale low for rash. V. E. W. BONXKV.


ocr: MARRIED?In Fairfield District, Rocky Mount, on the 9th instant, bv Rev. Crawford, of Lancaster, Dr. William R. of Kershaw, to Miss Jemim a A., eldest daughter of Dr. William E. Hall of the former On Tuesday, ?l?t inst., by the Rev. A. B. Doctor Edward E. Workman, of county, California, to Lelia, daughter of of Va.


ocr: PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THOMAS J. WARREN. TERMS. Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months, Three Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the year. ADVERTISEMENTS will bo inserted at the rates: For one Square, (fourteen lines or less.) seventy-five cents for the first, and thirty-seven and half cents for each subsequent insertion. Single ono dollar per square; semi-monthly, and quarterly advertisements charged the same for a single insertion. jyThe numberof insertions desired must be on the margin of all advertisements, or they will published until ordered discontinued and charged


ocr: I XA'A'A Jr 9, TS NOW OPEN: and is, and shall be, unsurpassed by A gards the COMPLHTKNESS of its assortment,' the Ql . d PRICES at which they will be sold. ni AVc invito our friends and the public generally, to ci?] id ?? Wn ..IVr... ,.U.V.,?O.U6 W1 ..VV...V. Men's and Boy's Caps from lOo. to $2 ,c to $3 each; Best Moleskins an< Of PLANTATION HATS, wc Imre every variety, nf) Of Gent's, and Roy's SOFT HATS, wc linvc a very li,rJ '*> and ranging in price from $ I to $1.50 each. A bcuuU'h c- Oct. 27. JOSEPH WHILDEN, DEALER ill PA/NTS, OILS, GLASS and S/rr/' 1 CHANDLERY, No. tiOi East Bay, opposite P. <fc M. Hank, Charleston, S. C. ? lie keeps constantly for sale, a general assortment B ot l'aints and Oils of all kinds, Window Glass and I1 Sashes, Spta. Tui pontine, Compliene, Spirit Gas, Tal- ' low, Grindstones, Cordage, Chain Puuqis, Cotton Foot l( Gin Fixtures, PacKing Yarn and Brushes of various Bi kiuJ'l Oct. 25?6m. METHODIST BOOKSTORE," n 258 King Street, Charleston. 0 I^HE Agent of the above Establislnnent would very . res|iectfully call attention to the same, having had charge of it since February last, feels under obliga| tions to render his grateful acknowledgments to all ' who have done him the kindness of so liberally patronizing the concern, lie will just add for the in^ formation ot all kindly disposed towards him and >>is Agency, that he has very recently returned from New g( . York and Philadelphia, where he purchased a very general and well selected stock of RELIGIOUS, LITE- q , RARY and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, A SCHOOL BOOKS of every description now in use, either in City or Country. (Teachers and children please call ami examine.) Also, a very great variety of BLANK I BOOKS, in plain, good and extra binding; and last, J though not Bast, by any means, a very tasty selection -* of FANCY ARTICLES, Work Boxes, Ladies and Gen- w ' tlemen's Dressing Cases, Walnut, Mahogany and Rose- P5 ?l wood Desks, fine and cheap. All of which is received ' and now being offered for sole at 258 KING-STRr.ET, 1 on terms equally reasonable with any house in the i Tlie religions portion of the community are invited ^ to examine his stock. The Lovers of Poetical Woi ks * [ will find'a grar d supply on his shelves and counter; and the Ijulies may depend upon it he will furnish tliern with Fancy Goods, fine and pretty. Now allow j! him to say, come and try him, and prove him, and see if lie will not open out and show you such a lot of ^ Hooks, .Stationery and Fancy Goods as shall prove nil he says true. JAMES MA110NKY, Agent. Mew Goods. ?> The subscribers have received their Fall and Winter S !* supply of ' DRY GOODS, >[ IIAliD WARE, d GROCERIES; CASTINGS; J. MILL IRONS Jtc. As their stock is full and well selected, purchasers at 1 will find it to their advantage to give them a call be- p, fore buying elsewhere. Oct 11. _ MeDOWALL A COOPER. i- The Old Corner !! T SUPERFINE and common carpeting, also Green 5 Baize nnd printed floor cloths just o|>eued at44 the ?- old corner" by E. W. BONKEY f8 I- Oct 11. 41 tf. be >t Cainden Bazaar, \\7E have unpacked a most splendid assortment ol T i, > > READY-MADE CLOTHING, SHOES, IIATS 1 i, and CAPS, which we are able to sell to our friends br and customers at Northern prices, Oct. 11. M. DRUCKKR A CO. MEGRO SIIOES. j )1 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 1 l> T HAVE In s'ore, a large stock of heavy Plantation ?" A. Brogans, of inv own manufacture, to which Plai.t- ~~ , ers are respectfully invited to examine. Notwitli- j s standing, the grent advance on this kind ol Shoe of -* Northern make, 1 shall soil at lu^t vear's prices. !' GEO. ALDEN. ta ,'J Sept. 27, 39 *"* s' FALL~STOCK. Ct e A M. A R. KKNNKDY are now receiving a large ? supply of Goods, suitable for the season, com(8 prising a handsome assortment of LADIES' DRKSS X 9 GOODS, black and colored Silks, Mouselins, Plaids, r* Embroideries, Shawls, Gloves, Ac., Ac. Gentlemen's Hear?Cloths, Cassim|?^~cstings, Ac. 9 To which the attention of their cl^^Tcrs and the r 1 public is invited. Sept. 27. J FALL. STOCK. V ?, ^TMI R undersigned i? now receiving bv eacli steamer 's X from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, ad* l- ditionsto his already large and select stock of DIt 17OS, 's CHEMICALS., PERFUMERY, SOAPS\ COSMET ICS, AND FANCY ARTICLES PAINTS, OILS, c, i- Ac., Ac., to which he invites the the attention of his gj il friends and customers and the public genorallv. r;, n Sept; 27. Z. J. DeIIAY. T)ACON Sides, Suit, Treacle Molasses, Rock and tu & BQQKE^ ^ s? ;iiiy piinilur cstJiblihliimiit in llie Flak*. eiil.cr ." ? JALITY AM) STYJ.K ol iis lioodi*, or ilic 1 and cxnflfn'ne our slock, wliollicr ivitli llie ticw of each; Men's Dress Hats from $1.60 i Beavers from $3.50 to $6i d rnhgilfg in ^iriov fn /n ?4.i6 pn Ooyxu flpji . I ,'C amutmciil, difl'em.p in fmtto jiil, Mi It t i.b i.bh'Hj I iistortriieul ol INFAKT'S EATS ju d CAFBi WOHKtfAS S WOtlhi UAMDKN 2SAZAA&. [\7 K hereby apprize our friends and customers of. T T the town and vicinity, that we have removed ur Goods back to our old stand, corner of Brosd utledge Streets, and that we have received our stuck >r the winter season, which is more complete than wH ave ever before offered, consisting of nil kinds of ma-' irials for LAD IKS' DHK-^SKS, Ladies Bonnets; rms, Trimmings, Ac., Ladies' Mantillas and Mantles. i such a variety that we are certain to please pnrdrat ?rs. Ladies'Gloves, Gauntlets, Ac. Ac. Gentlemen's Glotliiug, Hats, Gaps, India Rubber oods, Ac. Also, a complete stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE CUTLKRV, CROCKER* AID CHINA GOODS, | With an extensive assortment of 1 Heavy Goods for Plantation Tf*6. Thanking the pablic for their liberal patronage, >licit is continuance, and promise 'lint our pr.cesslutll s as moderate as in any place where the respective oods ore bowjht from. Oct. 35. M. DRUCKER A CO. W. ANDERSON r' rS NOW recoivmg his. Fall and Winter supply of - Staple and Fancy Dry-Good*, which )mprise a full and general assortment, consisting iu trt of the following; *" ^.. 3 DRESS GOODS. Mouslin DoLaincs, Cashmeres,^Merinoes, Ginghams, Prints, Aa, of every quality and price. WOOLEN GOODS. 11-wool English Wains, heavy Kerseys, Plaid Linseya, Georgia Plains, and other styles, at all prices.. Of all colors, qualities and prices, GF.NTLEMEa'S clothing. complete assortment of Dress, Frock and Business COATS, of Cloth, Cassimere and Tweeds, all \ made up in the most Jasliionable style. BOY'S CLOTHING, jackSr Frock Coats and Jackets, handsomely got flp.' ALSO. t! Fancy Cassiroeres, Tweeds, Sattinctts, Linen Tabling aud Towelling Diapers Huckaback, Crash, Dowlas 12-4 brown and blenched Sheeting, Canton Flannels. Ac., Ac." All ol which will be sold the lowest prices for cash or to punctual customers, irchascre will please call on Oct. 11. W. ANDERSON. Salem Woolens. ' WILL receive in a few days, s full supply of th? . above desirablo Goods. Planters are invited to 11 and examine them before purchasing. They wi*I : sold at Factory prices, by Oct. 11. W. ANDERSON, A gen*. Domestics. ' ) ED aud white Flannels, Linseys, Ticks, Sheetings, V all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets; Long Cloths, own and bleached Shirtings, Ac. For sale low, by Sept 27. A. M. A R. KENNEDY. Nejjro Cloths and Blankets. i FULL supply of Plains Kerseys, and Blankets, of ditfoieut qualities, for Plantation use. For sale by Sept. 27. A. M. A R. KENNEDY. ) EADY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, X For sale by A. M A R. Kennedt?viz: Dress, Frock, and Business Goats; Vests and Dress and UnderShirts; Drawers; half Hose; uicy Cravats; Washington Ties, Ac Boy's Cloth toy?Coots and Vests. Fashionable Hats, tps, Ac. Sept. 27. - S^EGRO Shoes for sale at last year's jtrices at " the old corner" by E. W. BUNNEY. Oct 11, 41 tf. CAEPETINGS fCARPETINGS! HUE subscribers ore now prepared to offer at the L lowest market prices, a full assortment of superior BLYBT TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-rLY, INGRAIN, SCOTCH, VENETIAN, DUTCH and LINEN CARPETINGS. ALSO. The various widths of Printed Baizes, or Floob .otiis, Floor and Stair OIL CLOTHS and Crumb .OTiis, Gilt and Silvered Stair Rods and Staib iRPETi.vG. Rugs, Mats, Ac. All of which have been selected from the in the American and English markets, by one the and we will have them


ocr: A CARD. Since the Proprietors' recent Laboratory enlarge incuts have allowed liim to supply liis numerous for Lyon's Kuthuiron, lie 1msalso introduced some new Chemical atliiiities wliieh adds still to tlie liigli character of this immensely popular article for Curl- ing, beautifying, Preserving and .Restoring the llair. Let those now use, Who never used before, And those who always used, Mow use the more. The Price is stili lb cents, in large bottles, and may be had at any store in the United States. D. S. 11.irnes. Proprietor, 101 Broadway, X". V Sold by every Druggist in Camden, llaviland, Harrall x Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston. Oct. 25, 4;! tf ~~


ocr: SCIENTIFIC " ' * *'' ~ J . FOR TUE. CIT.E OF . pft, j^s.titIifGm-6ii'|: . ' ,rs-5?s\SlxK.v 1 ' i- 'V k* " * tV ' ? <*?** "J. *" * '4s X'^r 10i-r^, M$w|: Prepared from RENNET, or the.fourth STOii* ACH OF THE OX,&fter direction's-of BARO?f, LIEBLG, the frreat Phvsiologicai Qiemu-^Jzy': ' J. S. HOUGHTON, il.'D. /Philo(Tefpljla PaJ f: is a truly woude-rf'ul remedvtbr INDICESr* mrnv TUXPF.PSIA. JAUNDICE. 'LiVER/N'' COM PLAINT,C()NSTIP/VTlOK,Wi<rj)MIL^ ITY, Curing after NaUire^S. owi^tuethbd, by Nature's own AgenVthe Gastric Juice ' a teaspoonful of P^sj^'injused in wa| tcr, will digest ordi*goTve,'FiiWaffydsvf Roast Be fin about twriihnurs, putof the-stoma ch.* " ' PEPSIN is the chief eieruent.k)c-CTedt:Digest' it>g Principle-of the Gastric Ju'rcfi-Mhe&b/jtaW rj the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, acid Stimulating Agent of tfie S'lomach and ln'tefiffaesJ"' extracted from the Digestive StbinacT?Wfb'? 'Ox, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DlGE&Tl-yE precisely Iikethe'iiaturel Gastric Juice irp its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. the aid of this pr'eprration, the pants and evils of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPfcjJA.are removed, just as they would be by a healtny Stoa acb. It is doing wonders for Dyswtptics, cjtrring. cases of DEBILITY, EMACIATION, NERVOUS? I)Ei and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of "the trrave/v The Evidence upon which it is "based, is in/ the highest degree CURIOUS ato3'?EJ4ARK/ SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! v n AP/vM I Tl?Uin i.?. hic r?olc?hraia'A Wftrt nn -V/.UiVll 4UtUUX\jl 114. IIIO VIW v v ?"T.*"" - v"f ' Animal Chemistry,-ays: Mn Artificial Digestive ? analogous ta the Gastric Juice,'may .be readily 'prepared from'the mucSus^nierobraiie o>: the stomach of the Ox,yin whichVarious a'rficlea ot food,' as meat and egg?, will be softened. chaltg ed,~und digested, just in the same manner' as A hey icoulU be in the hitman stomach-fi. ' i ; IpWCaJl on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amouut-of TiFlC EVIDENCE, similar to the above!, fogetly cr with Reports of REMARJftAlJLE tj(jRE8, from all parts of thp United Stated * ' " v : Agent?Z. J. DeUAY, Camden, ' 'Wholesale and Retail Agetit, |500 CHAIiENGE, concern* i|je hearth ahd'hnppinessof a people is at all times of the most importance* I pike it for granted that every person'will do all in jheir power,


ocr: A* "WmEM'WJjm9 DKALKU IN Jewelry, Silver Ware, Military and Fancy Goods, just received a new and generrt', assortment of every description of me, cnftiidizc in keoping his stock of goods. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, hunting nnd cases; Levers, Anchors nod Cylinders.?FINE CHAINS, Chatelaines, Necklaces, guard and chains. GOLD SEALS. KEYS AND LOCKETS, plain, jewelled and diamond. EAR-RINGS PINS of the newest nnd most fashionable styles, pendants, enamelled, Pearl and liUCKLES for fob chains,?uulu aimjoil. SPECTACLES A-c , SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. Silver Butter, mid Cake Knives?Silver Knife unci in sets. Silver Cups, Salt cellurs, portmonnics pencil eases. PLATEI) CANDLESTICK^, for mantle nnd chain- Castors, Cnke baskets, Sugur bowls,Saltcellars | MILITARY GOODS, Swords and Belts, Plumes, Buttons d-c., suitable for the Military l'cgula- of the Stutc of South Carolina. FANCY GOODS. Ornamental China Vnses, Cups, Match Boxes, Candlesticks, Fruit Baskets, Boxes, Jewel Cases, Card Baskets, d*c. Walking Canos, Riding Whips, Hair, Nail nnd Tooth Papier lueche Work Boxes, Desks ?fce. A. YOUNG. Oct. 4. 40 tf.


ocr: AMERICAN AND PAR W. ST "HAT 1 231 KING ST.. C] appreciation ofthe immense patronage given t men's superfine Moleskin, Silk and Beaver Hats I good-Dress Ilats at $3?$2.50?$2?$1.50. CAP DEP A grand display of stvlcs of Caps for Geutleme PLANTA1 WOOL HATS for Negroes, of all prices, regular i ONE PRICE "HAT HALL," 23l" King Street. Oct. 13.?it. ma asfsss iwasa cwsaa this date tlio prssenger train will run di rectly through from Camden to Columbia, oe Thursdays, and Saturdays. X. D. BAXLKY, Agent. Oct. 11, 1853, . 41 tf. Lost, Tuesday the 4th inst., a note on P. Itobenson, for Sixty Dollars, payable thirty days after date, to the undersigned or rightful bearer, dated the 3d of October, 1853. Any person finding the same will confer a favor by leaving it at the Journal Office. Oct. 11, 1853. J. N. WALKER. School Teachers. Male and Female Academies of Camden being both vacant, the Trustees desire to elect Teach ?r's for both schools forthwith, who shall re o|^ec them as soon as possible." All necessary information may be had bv application to " . JiNO. 3L DESAUSSURE. Pres't. The Charleston Mercury will copy throe time* it ? Oct II 41 4t. J|OTIC~? oce having demand's against tlio Subscriber by sending the same to Talladega, Ala., will b< paid. JOSEPH C. CLANTON. Oct. 11. 41 - St. Head Quarters 33d Reg't, S. C. M. ) CAMDEN, Oct. 10, 1853. J C. MOORE having been appoiutec Judge Advocate of the 22d Regiment, S. C. M with tho rank of Lioutenant, will be obeyed and res pected accordingly. By order of CoL Tavlou. . ; THO. J. WARREN, Adjutant Mew Good*. The subscribers have received their Fall andWintoi supply of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,. GIWUJSKIKS, CASTINGS, MILL IRONS, <tc. As their stock is full and well selected, purchasers will find it to their advantage to give Uiota a call bo fore buying elsewhere. . Oct. II. JfeDOWALL A COOPER. Tbe Old Corner !! and common carpeting, also Green Baize and priuted floor cloths just opened at * the old corner" by E. W. BONNET Oot. H.- 41 tr. "VfEORO Shoes for sale at last year's prices at "the 1\ old corner" by " E. VV. BONNEY. Oct U, 41 tf. and Youth's clothing, among which are some Extra sized coats and Vests now offering at tbe "old corner" at New York retail price*. Oct. 11?tf - E. W. BONNEY. Sides, Salt, Treacle Molasses, Kock and Alum Salt, always on hand and. for sale low at the old corner by K W. BONNEY. Oct IF, 41 tf. Line. received and for sale, a lot of superior Stone lime. W. W. TttYO.N * CO. Double and Single barrel Onus. and Single barrel guns. Rifles and Pistols, from $10 to #100. Powder flasks. Shot {hjucIics and Bella, Kifle and Pistol Flasks. I'ercus siou Caps, French and English, Gun wads, aud puuehef of all sizes. Colt's and Allen's Revolvers. Gallery Pistol and Bullet caps, Powder Canisters, Pocket Pistols, Flasks " ^ * VAlTVsi itbiiu; uags, otc., . a. iuu.<u. Oct. 11, 41 t? Hedge Shears. lot of 8, 9, 10 and 11 iuch blades, Hedge Shears, of the best English Steel, imported by Bnist, the'Fhilndelphia Seedsman. A. YOUNG. Oct. 11, 41 tf. Sale of Real Estate. ORDER of the Court of Ordinary, I will sell on the first Monday in November next, the Real Estate of Patience DeBruhl, consisting of three tracts or parcels of lands as follows: one tract of seven huudred and thirty three acres, bounded by lauds of S. C. DeBrahl, Robert Dumble, Mrs. Thorn, Munn, Lockhart, Winn and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed for William DeBruhl's children. Oue TRACT of . wo hundred and ninety seven acres, bounded by lands of .lacobYoung, DeBrahl, Winn aud Daniel Munn. Ono TRACT of thirty-one acres, bounded by lands of DeBruhl, Dixon, Llardy Thorn and Charles Perkins, with plats to each. Terms?Cash for so much as will pay costs; balance on a credit of twelve months, bonds with good security, with interest from day of sale, and a mortgage, if deemed necessary, to the Ordiuary. Purchasers to pay lor papers. Oct.J. THOS. BASKIN,_S. K. D. Book* aud Stationary. r IMIE subscriber lias now completed his Btock of I 1... - : ..-1- All . 1 a 1 ) LJ.l 1 .JL_ iwufco uj i*ic urrivuin. jiii iiic pu&uunru oi'iiwui Hooks in use, in the Schools of the Town and Country, on hand, or can be supplied at a short notice. PAPER, note, letter, cap aud account INKS, black, Japan, red and blue. Envelopes, of all sires. HfEDICAL BOOKS, BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, PRAYERS, and HYMNS, LATIN and GREEK CLAS SICS. All the new and popular literature of the day. New books received soon after their publicu tion. A. YOUNG. Oct. 11, 41 tf. Sheriffs Sales. virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias to me HAT n T-* r JtLiliiJLii* S HALL," HARLESTON, S. C. I 0 STEELE'S 1IAT HALL, the first quallt\r of Gentle- j iave been reduced from $5 to $4?the $4 Ilat to $3.50? ARTMENT. n, Youths and Infants, at 50c., 75c., $1, and $1.50. 'ION HATS. sizes. Also, CAPS, at $1.50 to $2 per dozen. At tliu W. STEEEE, Proprietor. ~W. ANDERSON IS NOW receiving his Fall and Winter supply of , Staple aud Fancy Dry-Goods, which ' 1 comprise a full and generat assortment, consisting in part of the following: DRESS GOODS, Moualin DeLaines, Cashmeres, Merinocs, Ginghams, Prints, Ac., of every quality and price. WOOLEN GOODS. 1 All-wool English Plains, heavy Kerseys, Plaid Linseys, Georgia Tin ins, and oilier Btylcs, at all prices | FLANNELS. Of all colors, qualities and prices, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. A complete assortment of Dress, Frock and Business COATS, of Cloth, Cassimere and Tweeds, all ' made up in the most fashionable style. BOY'S CLOTHING, { ( Sacks, Frock Coats and Jackets, handsomely got up. ALSO. Fancy Cassimeres, Tweeds, Snttinctts, Liuen Tabling and Towelling Diapers i Huckaback, Crash, Dowlas 12-4 brown and bleached Sheeting, Canton Flannels. Ac., Ac. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash or to punctual customers. Purchasers will please call on Oct II. W; ANDERSON. j a ?.*r .i 9RIUIBI VV VVICUli I WILL receive in a few days, a full supply of the above desirable Goods. Planters are invited to j call and examine them before purchasing. The}' will ; be sold at Factory prices, by 1 Oct. 11. W. ANDERSON, Agent ! Shoes, Shoe*. A FULL supply of Ladies BOOTS and SHOES, of all styles end qualities; Misses' SCHOOL BOOTS I and SHOES, Youth's and Bov's Shoes. Just received i by " W. ANDERSON. r j Catawba Factory Yarn. WE have just received on consigument, a good as" sortment of all numbers of the above Factory, which wo offer to merchants and customers on the lowest terniR. M DRUCKER <t CO. 1 Camden Bazaar. AVE have unpacked a most splendid assortment ol ? l UK A AT-J/J 1)E CL 0 THING. SHOES, HA TS and GAl'S, which we are able to sell to our friends and customers at Northern prices. Oct 11. M. DRUCKER k CO.* FOR A FEW DAYS OWLY. Great Bargains in Dry-Goods! OWING to the delicate state of Mr. W. D. Mason's health, I have resumed possession of the stock of | Dry Goods recently sold to him. and would respectfully iuform the public, that the same must be disposed of within a very few weeks, as my business engago: meuts elsewhere will not admit of any longer delay.? ! A large portion of the stock has been recently purchased in New York, for cash, but no distinction will be made in favor of new Goods?they must all be disposed of, audthat at whatever they will bring. This is, unfortunately, not a mere ruse to gain cusI torn, but a fixed fact, demanding immediate action, and ' as such, I would earnestly invite the cariiest attention | of those who wish to lay in a supply of first class Dry : Goods at not less than fifty |>cr cent, bolow the rcgu, lar prices?an assertion J will fully establish to the of purchasers. Tonus strictly cash. | Oct. II.- JAMES WILSON. Annual Fair and Cattle Show OF TUB Southern Central Agricultural Society. i 1 To he held at Augusta, (Geo. ) on the 11th inst. SOUTn CAROLINA RAIL ROAD CO. ) Camden, Oct. 10. 1853. ( rr,IIE rota of passage from the lGtb totho 21st inst. j A to and from Augusta, Geo., for the above occai sion, will be reduced to one half the usual rates, und | all articles and animals intended for exhibition, will - be transported free of charge. N. X. BAXLEY, Agent Journeymen Wauled. , rpHREE or four good Jocuxeymkx Tailoks will be A employed and good wages paid on immediate to T. ROBKNSONI ! The Charlotte Democrat, and Salisbury Watchman copy twice and send bills to the subscriber. , Oct G, A.1-J.2 Head Quarter* 22d Reg't. S. C. in. I CAMDEN, OCTOBER 4, 1853. ( rpiIIS Regiment is hereby ordered to parade at ; A Camden on Saturday, the 5th day of November ' next, armed and equipped as the law directs, for Drill and Review. I The line will be formed at 11 o'clock, A. M. I The commissioned and noncotnmUsioned officers 1 will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction. Captains of Companies are hereby charged with the , extension of this order. The Regimental Staff will be expected to attend the parade on the 5th uniformed and equipped as the law directs. Ry order of Col. Tayi.ou: T1I0. J. WARREN, Adjutant. ; Attention, DcKalb Rifle Ouard*! PURSUANT to an order from Col. Taylor, you arc hereby ordered to parade at your rendezvous on Saturday .the 5th November next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. i The commissioned and non-commissioned officers I will parado the day previous at the same place and hour, for drill and instruction, armed and equipped as , i the law directs. i tw The Petty Muster is postponed until the above : | time. By order of Capt. Moffat: J. P. McKIXNON, 0. S. Oct 3. _ jUt 3t \ mr a ran ner?nuw iroop. i Okdkk NO. ? |>Y order of Col. Thos. M. Baker, you will parado JL) at Sumtcrviile oil


ocr: j I r " . J t . . . J ' c t 1 ( ? j ( j ' 1 t , ( ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER, FOR TIIE CURE OF 0.,. 3. HO^rtTOft'S "'"~ Mw' : - > ;A * v j V * :' '. ' t '> t ' * ' 'repared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OP THE OX, after directions of BARON LIE BIG. the {rreat Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D. Philadelphia Pa. Hiis is a truly wonderful remedy for DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION,and f'nritior nffnr Xrifnrp's nwn k*t -- -1 ~ O - - -?WW, l/J Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice 5o?"Half a teaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Iluast Be f in alumt lv:u hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Principle of the Gastric Juice?the Solvent of he Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Agent of the ?Viomaeh and Intestines. It ia wtracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, hus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE i'LUJD, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in ts Chemical powers, and furnishing a and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. Iy the aid of this preprration, the pains and evils if INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are ju>t as they would be by a healthy Stomachs t is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases >T LHjJJlIill i\LKVUUS i)li.'LINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, upposed to be 011 the verge of the grave. The Scientific. Evidence upon which it is based, is in he highest degree CURIOUS and SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! BARON LIEIJIG in his celebrated work on Quintal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be eadily prepared from the mucous membrane of he stomach of the Ox, in which various articles >t food, as meat and eggs, will be softened, chang. d, and digested, just in the same manner as they could be in the human stomach." JSgf Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of EVIDENCE, similar to the above, with Reports of REMARKABLE CURES, rom all parts of the United States. Agent?Z. J. DeHAY, Camden, Wholesale md Retail Agent,


ocr: ; | NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. JUST RECEIVED AT Wholesale and Retail Store, 100 pieces KERSEY'S ] 00 pair NEGRO BLANKETS 100 pieces bleached and brown SHIRTINGS 100 11 FANCY PRINTS 10 " Furuiturn 1)0. 25 " FANCY MUSLINS 13 " DELAINES and CASHMFRES 12 " Rock Island JEANS, all colors 5 " BEUTICKING 12 " Plain and Fancy JEANS C " APRON CHECKS 10 " GINGHAMS 3 " snperlinc UROADCLOT1I 10 " FANCY YKSTINGS Cambrics ami Shawls, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs j and Ties, Plaid Linscysand Flannels, Hosiery, Thread, j Needles, Pins. Concord (N. C.J Yarn. Ac. AI.SO?A SMALL J.OT OK READY-MADE CLOTHING. . "ST-CII AS t>i_?.,. .1 rv?.i. mri/D t'T\ \ m*c? T?.. jjiaimn iii.vi 1/1.1 u \j \ jji?-J A?IIU;V PANTS, Velvet, Silk ami Satin VESTS. ALSO. 20 dozen first quality Wool IT ATS 1 case Albion I>0. 1 do Congress DO. 1 do assorted Oassimcrc DO. 1 do superfine Silk DO. 1 do CAPS. Plus!). Cloth and 0lazed 1 do UMBRELLAS. HEAVY GROCERIES. 7 hogsheads Muscovado and Cuba SUGARS 10 barrels-first quality clarified DO. 5 " Lovoring's crashed DO. 20 bags Rio COFFEE 10 * Java DO. 10 sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES 25 boxes Adamautiue DO. 10 do cheap SOAP 1 do fancy DO. 10 do Pearl STARCH 20 gross MATCHKS. wniis AS? LlQl'OKS. 12 baskets genuine Hcidsick CHAMPAGNE G do Deinercier DO. G do imitation ITcidsiek DO. 10 do first quality CLAItKT WINE 2 qr. casks (M SHERRY DO. 3 do <!P MADEIRA DO. 2 do do PORT DO. T do (lo MALAGA DO. 1 ease WINE HITTERS 1-2 pipe '-Old Oturd" BRANDY 1 qr. cask " Ohl Pale" DO. 2 do London Dock DO. 1 do Old Holland GIN G cases Schiedam Schnaps DO. 1 cask old Bourbon WHISKEY 3 barrels Eagle DO. 20 do Old Rye Hammond DO. 50 do Double Rectified DO. Together with many other articles which will be sold exceedingly low lor cash or short time. W. C'. MOORE. Camden, Sept. 9. 37 tf ^Yiitv and Brandy. i Tipo superfine Old Pale Brandy, i ' " Madeira Wiuo. Just received by J. A. SCIIROCK. Sept. 13. 37 tf Champagne*. A Tl \ei"li'TC II..:<)o)/.L- riimniMiimn ("l.c, ~? 3 " " " Tints, 3 " Violet " Just received and for sale by Sept. 13?37tf " J. A. SCI1 ROCK. Cotton ESa^'iii;r. I have just received a Large Lot of Heavy Gunny Bagging Dundee Bagging Best Charleston nmdejtopc A Tlrree ply Twine Which will be sold at low prices. W. ANDERSON. Aug. 23 34 tf. Scgai'*! Scgtirs!! ^ nnnL:i car?iiiia. 3.000 La Climax, 2,000 Rio Hondo, 2,000 Leou Do Oro, 3,000 Iuuvacion, 2,000 Regalia. Just received by J. A. SCIIUOCK. Ilidc% r|'MIE highest pi ice will be given for good hides .1 by W. ANDERSON.


ocr: iwpK^a??K.g?a?Mgaca?aa??JKe? I ?cjfftfii Podri). From the Southern Christ iaii Advocate. THE .DYING CHILD TO HIS MOTHER. Mother, weep not tor mo? , For soon I'll pass away, I 7 From these deep shades of night, . And live in endless day: , E'en now the heavenly rays . I' Around my spirit beam, Like yon bright shining star, , ' Or like an angel's dream jh, "Weep not for me! Mother?weep not for me? Thy frail and transient flower, Though lost to thee awliHo, j j C?UUU Ui Will 111 IiUCU 3 UU ? VI ,? I E'en now I seem to view, Those fields so bright and fair, And soon from earth released r-1 I'll roam with angels there! ~ /"-* Weep not for me. Mother?weep not for me? The angel band has come, And waits to bear me up To yonder starry home; c . I see them smile on me, F And wavo their pinions bright? Farewell?we'll meet again 1 [In the angel-land of light? F Weep not for me. L. J. D.


ocr: ^ JL j j s Old Wines. CASE Old Hock Wine, cl 1 " Flour de Roza Wine. . . h C Baskets Heidsick Champaigns, li 1 Cask Old Sherry Wine, 1 do do Madeira do. p 1 do Champaigne Cidet', \ 1 do Old Port Wine. b 1 do " Holland Gin. "genuine." p 1 Case Superior Wine Bitters. li ust received and for sale low by tt lay 21?21 + W. C. MOORK.


ocr: "| in NOTICE. "PRIVATE individuals, COMMITTEES OP LIBRARIES, awLGcncrul Venders of Books. >sirous of enlarging and stocking their shelves, id an advantageous opportunity presented, by their orders with the undersigned, who and invite the same as Agents of the ' II. 0*. BOILN, LONDON. CAI'ERS & IIEYWARD, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, South side Adger's Steam Packet wharf. All orders received, to 1st July, will be tended to. . 24


ocr: i ! J 1 ; 1 ; j | ' j J I' I ! 1 , j j i 1 1 1 : < , I ' ; ! j , * i i ! 1 1 . . ANifHER SClETffiW WONDER,' FOR THE .Cl'j'.E OF 0Dr^~3CP?SO3SS3^^.o D.. J. S; HOUGHTOK'S ,'iS s:s,| vSlH/ - . 4? ?f vfv ' >*1r ' *< Prepared Irom RENNET, cr the fourth STOM ' AC'U OF. THE OX, after directions oj baron LTEBIG, the grea?-Physiological Che misjt, ijy J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D. Plhi'adclphia.I'a. This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,' LIVER complaint, con stj ration, Curing after Nature's own nieth'od^by Nature's own Agent, the GasuJc. Juice U^pHaif a teaspoonful of PEPSfNyiuluged in water, will digest or dissolve, Fice Povnds offiaastf*. Be f in about two knurs, out oftlie stomach. PEPSIN is the 'chiefjclen.euvbr Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice?(he Sotrerrf t} the Food, the Punjying, Pre/ernr.g,hid Stimvlar > ling Agent of the Stomach and luteslftifes. Tt is extracteJ from tbe-Digeslive Stomach oCthe Ox, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice iufc its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COM PLETfi and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for,it. By the aid of this preprration, the pains and evils ; 3iTN DIGESTION and DYSl'EPSJA are removed, just as ihey would be by a heathy Stojjich. - It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics^curing cases if DEBILITY, EMACIATION, NERVOUS and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to'be on the verge of the jgrdve. The, Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest degree CURIOUS' aud REMARKABLE. - SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! -\. , BARON LIEbIG in his celebrated wojk on Animal Chemistry, -ays: "An Artificial Digoslivp Fluid, analogous to tlie Gastric Jurioej may be ,f readily prepared/ram the mucous meiftbrane ot the stomach of th'e Ox, in which various articlesot food, as meat and eggs, willbe srften'rd and digested, just in the same manner as ihey (until bern the human stomach." - & 53T?Calj on the Agent* and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount oLSClENTJFJC EVIDENCE, similar to the above, together with Reports of REMARKABLE CURES* from all parts of the United States. Agent?Z. j. DeHAY, Camden, Wholesale Retail Agent, ? "S500 CHALLEKGE, / concents the health and happiness of a -people is at all times of tjre most iinportanoev -1 take it tor granted that e\ cry person will do ail in llieir power, to save the lives of their children, and that every person will endeavor 10 promote their own health at all surrifirt-s. 1 feel it to lie mv dmy to seltmnlyJ?s-nre \ ou thai WORMS, according In the opinion of i tie inust celebrated Physicians, are the primary causes of a of diseases' to


ocr: SCIENTIFIC WONDER, FOR TI1E CURE OF ss-t?^apssa=s3si?i.? DfrJ. SfHOUGHTOM'S ; -. . .. fv-- ^ ?WwM> -( . .. . - *. ^ %' ? i ; .; > ^ ?*v ;? " - * \ . - . *" VV-' . '"V * < from RENNETr'or tiie fourth STOM ACH OF TilE-OX, after directions vidBa.RON LIEU1G, the great- PhysioTogrcaj Chemist, by. J. S. HOUGHTON-, i\). D. is a truly wonderful remedy ri6r dyspepsia, jaundice; liver COMPLAINT, CC^NSTIPAtlO^pud DEDIIj-;: ITY, Curing aftc-r. Nature's.^owu^nieihod, .by Nature's own Agent, the-Gastric Juice a teasp'oonful of -Pepsin,. infused in'ua- tcr, \sill digest or diseofvi, Fite I''our.ds of Roast . Be fin about two hours, out of 4ie .Stomach. , PP.PSfAI 4c fh? rhiaf'/?i?n<4nt A?- C*rr?\ ?. WIW4VV?<M V/* x* x-va. i Principle of the Gastric, J.oice?the"Soli enl nj Food, the Purifying,PresetvtngCbni Stimulating Agent of the tftomachandlntestiuee,;. It ie from the Digestive jStcirtach ofltro Ox,. forming an ARTIFICIAL' DIGESTIVE precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in Chemical powers, and furnishing a COM* and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. the aid of this prpprralion, the pains and evils I INDIGESTION and D,VSPEPS1A are just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. is Joing* .wonders for Dyspeptics, curing/casts ' DEBILITY,KMACIATiON^KERSOtJS .an?.dr D Y SPELT iCCQN U AJ PTJ ON, to be on-the verge of th? *rave. The " jBjidence upon which it ip bas^d?i&1n highest degree CURIOUS. dno REMARK A*; ^ ' SCIENTIFIC'EVIDENCE! 7" BARON LIE BIG in bis celebrated work on Chemistry,.>aysi.-"An ArlificrafDigestive analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be prepared from the stomach of tlu; Ox, in vyhich;,yariy$s food, as meat aiid^eggs,.will be sfjfi&tt&xhavg* digested, just in (he same manner/as 'they yilhe human-stomach." j~ ff^Call oh the^'Agent, and gw&a Descriptive gratis, givitig a large'araOTiit EVIDENCE, similar to the with Reports of RESLAKKaBLE CURES,', all parts of the^rritedEtales; ^. ,;^:^ ATr.nl?r/i J. DrfT \Y. - o ? , " uwicoaiv Retail Agent, . ;V $50^ CHALLENGE, Concern* the health and iiappir,es> of a peoptefs aiall timesof tliejoostimportance. J take it for granted that every person vyill dp ail in their power, to save the lives of their children, and that every person


ocr: for the cure of Or. J. S. HOUGHTON'S :Prepared^from RENNET, or the fourth ACH OF THE OX, after directions of LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, J. S. HOUGHTON^ ft). D. Philadelphia, Pa. is a truly wonderful remedy for DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and ITY, Curing after Nature's own method, Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice fcgT'Half a tpaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in Irraat nr rlisnnlvp. Firp. Pounds nf Roast Bef in about two hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great ing Principle of the Gastric Juice?the Solvent the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimula ting Agent of the iS'tomaeh and Intestines. It extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL precisely like the natural Gastric Juice its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COM- and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. the aid of this preprration, the pains and of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing of DEBILITY, EMACIATION, NERVOUS DE- CLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARKA- < SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE I BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work Chemistry, says: "An Artificial analogous to the Gastric Juice, may readily prepared from the mucous membrane the stomach of the Ox, in which various of food, as meat and eggs, will be softened, chahg ed, and digested, just in the same manner as be in the human stomach.'" i JSP^Call on the Agent, and get a gratis, giving a large amount of EVIDENCE, similar to the above, togeth er with Reports of REMARKABLE CURES, from all parts of the United States. Agent?Z. J. DeHAY, Camden, and Retail Agent, $500 CHALLENGE, concerns the health and happiness of people is at all times of the most importance. Itake


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ocr: FOR THE CURE OP - '' 533^tS315?LSLP^22^Xo Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S Prep^re^ or STOMACH OF THE OX, after directions of - .i *,m u? JjIJIjUIU) xne urcai jruvoiuiugioai vucunoi) uj J. S. HOUGHTgN, M. D. Philadelphia, Pa., This is a truly wdnderful remedy for. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, COMPLAINT,CONSTIPATIONi-ftqdDEBlL- ITY, Curing after'Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice Half ateaep&>nful#f Pepsin, infused in will digest#dissolve, Five Poundt-of Roast Be f in about twohours,outof the-stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Digest- ing Principle of the Gfjitric Juice-?of the Food, the Purifyingtfreser ving,aad Agent of the Stomach ancL2mestine6. It is extracted from tbeXM^estTveStomach of the Ox, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a COM- PJLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. By the aid of this preprration, the pains and evils of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are remov- ed, just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of DEBILITY, EMACIATION, NERVOUS DE- CLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is * /'"TtniATTa 3 D r *f t o 1/ A the tiignest degree uumuuo auu SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! BARON" LHJBIG iti his celebrated work Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Fluid, analogous to the Gastric^Jujee,"may readily preparecTfrom the mucous membrane the stomach of the Ox, in which various ot food, as meat and eggs, will be softened. and digested, just in the same manner as would be in the human stomach.'" EffCail on the Agent, and get a Circular, gratis, giving a large EVIDENCE, similar to the above, with* Reports of REMARKABLE CURES, from all parts Qf the United States,-. Agenlr-'Z. 3. DeHAY, CamdenT and Retail Agent, { s $500 CHALLENGE, YT7"HATF,VER concerns the health and happiness of is at all times of the most I take


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ocr: ER WONDER, . . FOB TIIE Cl'IlE OF !30^sSO=J23Q=S352^i;?, Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S' ?! ts '"'' *J ? \ feasfe&j -j -". ^ t Prepared froiti RENNET,-or the fourth THE OX, after directions olBARQN LIEBIG, the great PhyMologicaFCftemish-hy J. S. HOUGHTOft, MVD. .Philadelphia.. Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for, 1ND1GES' TION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, DIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, Curirrg after Natures own method, by Nature's own Agent, the-GaStric Juice- 1 a will digest or dissolve, Fixe Pounds ppjfcattsl Be f in about two kyurs/outpflhe stomach. PEPSIN is the pjiie'f element, or .Greit Principle of fhe "Gastric Juice?the'So/rerit oj the Food, the Purifying, Preserving,qnil Agent.of the Stomach Vnd Jnteetinel; Tt'is extracted from the Digestive Stpmach of the'px? thus forming an AkTEFTCIAL DIGESTIVE FLGID) precisely like the natural Gastric Juices in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a and -PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. By the aid of this prepr.ration,, the pains and evils of IWUlirJSSTiuiN and \L?i5tfjs?5|A are removed, just as they would be by a healthy Sfoa;ach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics; curing capfe of DEBILITY,EMACIATION, NERVOUS and DYSPEPTIC^CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. .The Scientific Evidence 'upon which it is based, is in the highest degree CURIOUS and SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!;^_ BARON'-LIEMG in his> celebrated ,wbrk! on . Animal Chemistry, says"* ."Ah Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous to:, the Gastric, Juice,-may' be readily, prepared from the mucous,membrrfne of the stomach, of the Ox, in, which .various articles of food, as meat and eggs, will be softened. and digested, just inthe.same manner asjhey would..Serin the hnnpn ilomachjQ?f^Call. on ljie Agent, aqdiget a'Descriptive Circular, gratis', givmgY large amount ol EVIDENCE, similar fo the above, with'Reports 'of. REMARKABLE- CURES, from aH-patts-of the United States. ,


ocr: SCIENTIFIC WONDER, __ for the cure of Dp. J. 3. houghton's ^ I* .? r-^ '3af \ ?? .>?: ^ I' |P ,V;;ton $ } p .?>:? "p^y TyiT vi ; -.vT fe ft \v ftjv Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth ACH OF THE OX, after directions of LIE BIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D. Philadelphia Pa. is a trulv wonderful remedy for INDIGES' TION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and 1TY, Curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice jfeTf Half a teaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in tcr, will digest or dissolve, Fire Pounds of Roast Be f in about two hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great ing Principle of the Gastric Juice?the Solvent the Food, the Purifying, Preserving and liner Au-iiut nf tVw Nrnmai'h nnd Intestines. It is extracted from thd Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. By the aid of this preprration, the pains and of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing of DEBILITY,EMACIATION, NERVOUS CLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest degree CURIOUS and SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work Chemistry,-ays: "An Artificial analogous to the Gastric Juice, may readily prepared from the mucous membrane the stomach of the Ox, in which various a4 r* .. rl It*! 11 I in er.flMJTif./l /*!i nTifT UI 1UUU? <tr> iuuai ciiiu \> jii uk? ciyi&'itu. e</, aruf digested, just in the same manner as be in the human stomach.'' ?P" on the Agent, and get a gratis,-giving a large amount of EVIDENCE, similar to the above, er with Reports of REMARKABLE CURES, from all parts of the United States. Agent?Z. J. DeIIAY, Camden, and Retail Agent,


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ocr: SCIENTIFIC j - FOR TT1E CUREOF^ Prepared from RENNET, or.the fouGlirSTOM ACH OF THE OX, alter directions pi BAjtON LIE BIG, the great Physiological Ghemhrtj by J. a. HOUGhlTOiv, AJ. p.-Philadelphia. Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA,. JH4JNDiCEp IjlVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, a?i?f DEBIL. 1T-Y, Curing after Nature's own hietho'd, by Nature's owfr Agent, the Gastric' Jtrffffe *v JaSf Hall a tPaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in will digest or dissolve,' FitePduhds of Roast Be f in about two hmin^ put of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Principle of the Gastric Juice--the Solceni oj the Food, the Piirijying, Prejcrttng, and Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the 0*r thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DiGESTTVE FLUID, preciselylike the natural Gastric Juice fn its Chemical powers, and furnishing a and ^ERFECT SUBSTlTUTEfor it. By the aid of this preprration, the pains and evite of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptic^, curing'cases of debility, emaciation, nervous and DVsPERTU; CONSUMPTION, supposed to be on the Verge of Uie crave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it isfias^d, is in the highest degree CURIOUS and SCXBNTXFIO EVIDENCE! BARON LIE bit* in his ceJebraied.-work. rn Animal Chemistry,-aye: "An Artificial Dtgqsthe Fluid, .analogous- to- Uie Gastric Juree,'?nay prepareR'/rora -the. raucous, ruemhr^ne ol the stomach of the Ox, in w hich various articles ol food, as meat and eggs, will be softened. and digested, jusCintfi\ sdm4 manner (hey


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ocr: a Since the Proprietors' recent Laboratory enlarge men is have allowed him to supply his numerous for Lyon's Kutliairon, he has also introduced some new Chemical affinities which adds still to the high character of this immensely po ular article for Beautifviug, Preserving and Restoring the Hair. Let those now use, Who never used before, And those who always used, Now use the more. The Price is still 25 cents, in large bottles, and may be had at any store iu the United States. D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, 1C1 Broadway, N. Y Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Jlaviland, <fe Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston. Oct. 25, 43 tf '


ocr: ? ,'Xk.a JArCS-y _ nn.vuMt ix Y/atches, Jewelry, Silver Wave, i jUilitary aatl Fantty Goods 1 I Adjust received n new ami general assortment, | .1.1 of every description of merchandize in keeping j with his stock of goods. GOLD AN'!) Sl'LVKR WATCHES, limiting and : open cases; Levers, Anchors a id Cylinders.?FIXE ! GOLD CHAINS, Chatelaines, Neckldoes. guard and! fob chains. GOLD SEALS, KEYS AND LOCKETS. ! KINGS, plain, jewelled and diamond. EAR-KINGS ! and FINS of the newest and most fashionable styles, ' plain, nendauts, enamelled, 1'earl and ! GOLD DECKLES for fob chains,?GOLD ANDSIL SPECTACLES Ac.SILVER TAKLE AND TEA STOONS. Silver Fruit, Butter, and Cake Knives?Silver Knife and ! Fork in sets. Silver Cups, Saltcellars, portmouaies I and pencil eases. | , PLATED CANDLESTICKS, for mantle anda4mm j ber. Castors, Cake baskets, Sugar bowls, Saltcellars ; At'.. i MILITARY GOODS, Swords and Belts,. Plumes, ! Buttons Ac., suitable for the Military Kegtila- j tions of the State of South Carolina. j y FANCY GOODS. Ornamental China Vases, Cups, i Colognes, Mutch Boxes, Candlesticks, Fruit Baskets, Powder Boxes, Jewel Cases, Card Baskets, Ac.. Walking Canes, Killing Whips, Hair, Noil and Tooth Brushes; Papier uteclie Work Boxes, Desks Ae. A. YOUNG. ~ ' A If UO.t. I. ?'? u.


ocr: has received a of FRENCH LACE BONNETS, beautiful article; and a few choice RIBBONS, of a style. ^ May 3.?2t THE CAMDEN BAZAAItT NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Selling at Charleston Prices. would respectfully inform the Ladies Gentlemen of the town of Camden and its that wo have just finished unpacking our stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, of the latest styles and fashions, consisting of all of Goods for ladiae' Drosses. *"- SUCH AS Calicoes, Muslin, Barege, Silke, Ginghams, Jaconet, 4a, 4c. Bonnets. Needle-work Collars, Mantillas, Sacks, Veils, Sleeves, Cuffs, 4c 4 c. large assortment of Ladies' Tics, Bootees and Parasols, Fans, 4c. AL80?A LARGE STOCK OF ^ GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, (of c^ry Caps, Boots, Shoes, <kc. With a geucral of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, AND and different other articles, too numerous Soliciting a continuance of patronage, wo remain The public'b obedient servants, M. DRUCKER 4 CO. Mny 3. 18 tf