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Correspondence of the Charleston Mercury. jj
Washington:, Feb, 1, 1851. v
v ?l? Anl.rt ifiiil Itfrli* ilitK'itd enrnntr i
1 esieruuj- uii ituiHimsu ?-?,.w ^
np in the Senate on a resolution of inquiry of- I n
fered by Mr. Mason as to tue propriety of allow- M
ing compensation .o the owners of the Amistad S;
negroes?' President Polk had recommended I ..
that these slaves, set free l?v the judicial authori- i Jj
ties of the United States, should he paid for, ;
that purpose, but failed in the House of Rep- j j,
resentatives. Mr. Chase and Mr. Hale opposed u
Mr. M ason's, resolution, and Mr. Clay took the j
occasion to Launch out against these JSenators
lor agitating the slavery question. He affirmed
that all opposition to the Compromise was jj
dead, and that thus the anticipations of its au y
thorsnud defenders, were verified. Mr. Hale ()|
replied, and amongst other things, said that so C(
abhorred was the Compromise, that if any of i jj,
its supporters would come before the people of j w
the United States, as a candhldefor Prvsblent ,.j
or any other office, he would soon find himself js
n wreck, and like the man, who, whilst others j j-,.
were catching hold of whatever would float, ; (|
for safety, was himself made fast to the anchor 1 ^
do would sj>eedily reach a depth from which ^
there was no return. Here the Vice President, s|
as usual, called Hale to order. He saw that ^
1he Compromise was about to l?e opened for j a
debate, and from the facts of several JSenators, . ,
t? that it would be handled without much forbear- n
aiice, and to stop .ill, he must stop Mr. Hale, si
t . .1 ... |... i..... ..1| , !
-J Ins is not trie nrst time nun in.- uiiomiuncu I
Mr. Clay to go 011 as he pleased, ami as soon ' j.
as lie was replied to, discovered tliat it was all ; ij
out of order. ; ti
The election of Mr. Rnntoul to fill Mr. Win- ' j,
throp's place till next 4tli of .March, is supposed ' |j
here, will bring to an end the 1??"? controversy i
as to the Massachusetts Seiiatorship,?it being j
taken for granted that the abolitionists will not : c
get their share of the bargain by the election ^
of Mr. .Summer for the six years ensuing. 4
The news from Mississippi, I learn, is very <j
cheering for the South. Foote is going still 1 ?
deeper down, and has hut the merest remnant a
of strength left. Messrs. Clay, Foote, and ! j(
Ritchie, have blown their rams horns long and j u
lustily,?doubtless they have been delighted and ' c
exhalted by the display of their own sonorous ! j,
jiowers,? but the walls of Southern resistance , y
are not yet shaken. ! a
Have you remarked the recent finning and j u
fretting between Mr. Matliew and Gov. Means! i n
Was there ever before exhibited as much malice j ({
mixed with as much absurdity ? t,
??? ? f(
If any man doubts whether the Rihic sane- A
tions tho principles of slavery, let him read the g
first five verseB of St. Paul's Fpi-tle to Timothy, o
He will there find, that the master, instead of h
being, as the abolitionists denounce liirn, a mon- r<
st*?r and a criminal, as accounted "iror'h;/ nf nil it
^ honor." The character of those who "teach n
otherwise," the abolitionists, is admirably drawn ti
by the inspired writer. As all men do not ! c
read their Bible with tho strictest attention and S
regularity, we will transcribe the verses. IV
I. Let as many servants as are under the p
pnnnt their own masters worthy of all r<
honor, that the name of God and his doctrine v
V he not blasphemed. c
2. And they that have believing masters, let c'
them not despise them, because they are broth- A
ren; but rather do them service, because they a
are faithful and beloved partakers of the benefit. P
Those things teach and exhort. t(
3. If any man teach otherwise and consent tl
not to wholesome words, even the words of our t
.Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which a
k is according to godliness. is
y 4. He is proud, knowing nothing, hut doting a
about qnestions and strifes of words, whereof a
corneth envy,strife, railing, evil surmising!. ?
5. Perverse dispntings of men of corrupt Ii
minds, and destitute of truth, supposing that ji
gain is godliness?from such withdraw thyself.
What a correct portrait of the character of p
the abolitionists of our day ! And what whole- J
some advice does the Apostle give! "From
urWti/lwow fh* ?/?! f " Sk/infh Skt/Jp TiPIIWCT&t.
Mock Auctions Again.?It really secinsto d
us as if cautions to str lagers in our city are absolutely
thrown away. We have many tunes a
warned them against i lie practice of the keepers Jl
of ntock auction simps; yet almost every day o
we hear of some fresh instance of rascality.? s
Yesterd^a verj^ dating cH'ort at swindling was s
imdo>at a PeterFugjtestftbjiislitneiit not a thou- 5'
snnd 'miles from herd. ti
A stranger entered the shop, when Ins alten tl
lion was arrested 5y a watch andtfefd a Jut ot k
nives which wre put up lor sale together, and
liich the auctioneer declared were going for
hnost nothing. The confiding stranger hid
even dollars and a halt, when, to his great asmishinent,
he was told that the "lot" was his,
t a "great bargain." He took a twenty dollar
ill from his pocket and handed it to the clerk,
ritli a request to have the change returned.
" Change!" said the clerk, with an air of asuiishment.
'"Why. my friend, this is not
nough by a handled dollars. Let ine see; lit1
- ' 1 _ l_.ll. .. A
.*011 dozen Knives ;u t i ami a nan a uuwn,
nit's $1 and S7.50 for the watch, make
reeiscly si20. Yes, sir, that's exactly SI00
i.-it y< u owe us yet."
"I assure you,' said the astonished stranger,
1 hid on the whole lot at once. Youarecerliuly
lahoiing under a mistake."
The clerk, however, declared that he was
nrreet; S1*0 was the gentleman's hid, and ho
ould have to pay it; "and besides," said he,
we will have uu luas in this store, so get out
our money while I make out your hill.''
With these words lie took a pistol from a
rawer, ami laying it on the tabic turned to his
esk to write. T.ie stranger not relishing heig
so unceremoniously diddled out of his cash
esiiles I icing 'bullied and threatened with a
ose of lead, immediately seized on the pi.-tol,
ocked it, and pointing it at the clerk, declared
las if lus money was not returned directly he
'ould see what efHcacy tliere was in a pistol
all. This summary method of proceeding had
n instantaneous effect; the clerk took the
lotiey from his pocket, and handing it over,
lid with a smile, "Oh ! certainly, sir," here i>
- I-. *i - '.I
OUT IllOUt'v, a iiicivm uiuu^ih jn;iiiiijio juu u
ke to buy a pistol."
'J'lie stranger lett the shop a little wiser than
c went in; but we greatly fear that many more
ho tollow him will not get off so easily.
N. O. Picayune.
Horskbaok ill dim; in Madkika.?The
Ion. John A. Hix, in his recent work, "A
finter in Madeira," gives an amusing account
I' horseback riding in Funchal. For thirty
ruts an hour a line horse may be hired at any
very stable, together with a man as attendant,
ho follows on foot; and when you desire to
de last, he catches hold of your horses tail and
, drawn along, in this way he prevents you
om running away from him. Mr. Dix says
lat the horso3 soon become accustomed to
lese human appendages, and that the fellows
nve a way ol making the horses go last or
ow, as they desire, in spite of the rider. Mr.
>ix sa^s that lor ladies tliis association of horse
lid driver is a great coincidence. They need
o other attendant. He is always ready to
under any assistance ; if the horse looses a
toe, he lias a hammer and nails in his pocket
) replace it. It is not easy to Jancy a more
uiicrous spectacle than a lady riding through
ie city at lull gallop with a man nauging to
ic tail of her horse; but such scenes are of
ourly occurrence in Funchal, and the eye soon
ecomes aecuslnaieii 10 mem.
The laic case, of Imprisonment of an Amcriiin
Sea Captain at llayti.? \\?; learn from the
iessrs. Lewis, of tins city, owners of the brig
lOauder, that Capt. Mayo, the former coium.uier,
is now on his way to this city from Iteruida,
via Halifax. iSoine of the crew have
I ready arrived at New Vork. 'J'Jie Leander,
will he reineiubered, was lost at sea on the
ray from Cape llaytien to Boston, and the
row Liken into Bermuda. Relative to the
nprisouuient oi'Cant. Mayo at Cape llaytien
re have the following particulars: Capt- Mayo
pplied to the authorities of Cape llaytien to
rrest one of his crew who had deserted. The
tail was arrested, placed in jail, and afterwards
clivered up to tiie captain. The man swore
j be revenged, and shortly afterwards gave inirmation
to the llaytien authorities that Capt,
layo had smuggled 8D,l)UU worth of dry
oods into that port. Though the whole cargo
f the Leander amounted to less than the ul ged
value smuggled, yet Capt. Mayo was arrsted
by the autnorities of the port, aud thrown
ito the common criminal prison, a place oi
lost disgusting tilth and misery, where from
iree tj live hundred negroes are at times in
nnfiitoniiMit. To n oetition from the United
tates Agent, that he might he confined in the
)rt, the answer was, that it was too good a
lace for a''white" man. Here Capt. Mayo
;>inaincd six days, and was at length released
itliout examination, the authorities having heoino
convinced of the groundlessness of the
harges against him. The United States
igent the n made a formal demand lor damages,
ml so alarmed were the authorities that
riuce Jiobo, the chief in command, was about
> grant it, when iiuron La tirouu arrived from
ie capital, lie also assented to the justice of
le claim, but said it could not he paid without
n order from tie Emperor, with whom cash
i quite scarce at present. A short time since
ii English schooner at Aux Cayes received
nd obtained from the liuytien government
f),000 damages for a less aggravated outrage.
Lis a singular fact that the man who thus unistly
accused Caption Mayo diod on the paslge
home of fever, contracted while in the
rison at Capo ilaytieii.?Jlos!ou Traveller
an. '2o.
Conviciulilirs in Prison.?The prisoners in
lil in Cincinnati were treated on Christmas
a}' to a substantial dinner in the jail.
Speeches were made by the prisoners, and
fter dinner a number of dances were given by
, colored boy. In the evening, a young man,
ne ot the invited guests, attempted to havs
omc sport with the thieves, when his watch
uddenly disappeared. Alter ho had comilaino-l
about the loss sometime, one of the
hieves handed him his watch,coolly remarking,
hat ho must be careful what company he
cops.
MASONIC HALL
j CLOTHING STORE,
20S King-street, corner of Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
j TTT" A. KENT & MITCHELL are now re!
tt reiving their usual supply of Spring and
| Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the
[ attention of pureh sors. They keep constantly on
j hand, a full and complete stock of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will
at all limes find a full stock of
English and French Cloth Dress end Frock Coatp
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, of all descriptions,
! And a lull st??< k ol Vests.
They would invite attention to their stock of ,
Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Under (Garments, Hosiery, Gloues, Suspenders,
I Dressing Gowns, &c. <y*r.
> All ol the above Goods will be sold at the lowest
nrir.ns.
W. A. K1:NT <f MITCHELL,
268 King-st. cor. Wentworih.
; April 12. 2!)^ tf
G.V.ANTWERP,
31EKCIIANT TAILOR,
Columbia, S. C.
! Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturi ng
i an extensive assortment of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
'i'he goods are got up expressly for a fashionable
! custom trade, and will be found superior in workmanship
and quality. I have alsoon hand and am
i daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. I shall
soil ho article but m hut is good and substantial.
A LFO
A fine assortment of Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, from jie house of Beebe <% Cos
j or. Jan. 2. 1 tf
~ mm wastebT
THE subscriber earnestly requests those indebted
to biio to come forward and settle without
J delay.
FOP. THE FI7TUIIE
He will work for cash, and expects the money or
other satisfaction when the work is delivered. For
those to whom he is indebted, he will do work at
the lowest cash prices. N. B. ARRANTS.
June 14,1850. 47 tfw
Leidy's Blood Pills.
A LARGE and tresh supply of the genuine article,
just received at Z. J. DEllAY'S.
Aug. 211 66
THOMAS BONNELL & GO.
Recciviug & Forwarding Jleicbaute,
i CAMDEN, S. C.
B. W. CHAMBERS,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchant,
AXIi
Buyer of Cotton and other Country Produce,
CA.MDKN, fS. C.
C10UN Shelters, Patent Straw Cutters, Plough*, Patent
) Churns of the most approved kind?Rucking and sit!
Iiiii; Chairs, Pails. Tubs, iVc., just received by
Sept. 17, ]74if I _ E. W. HO.S.N'KY.
Carpeting!!!
JUST opened ami for stile, common. extra Hue, mi|ierfine.nin!
iuijierinl three ply Car]*.-!*, of new |>attcriis. |
Aiso, i'rinieil l-loor Cloths, Rugs, and cotton Cameling.
Sept. 17, 171 If] L. W. BO.NNfcl.
WILLI AM C. MOOKE,
HANK AGE N T,
! And Receiving and Forwarding Merchant j 1
CAMDEN, S. C.
j Rf.ferf.ncks?W. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M
' , DeSaussure, T. J. Warren, Esq.
I *-i?'?Truu Southron insert 3 months.
Mill Gudgeons, &c7
Mill Cudgeotis, IDA to *30 inch
Mill Cranks, assorted sizes
North Carolina, English ami Norther IIollow
Ware, assorted, front ? too)gallons
Parent Iron Axles. 1 to inch.
Mill Irons ofativ kind furnished to order.
Mrl)f) WALL & COOPER.
Julv 8 54 !
Copal Varnish, Leather Varnish,
\panisii isrown, vcncuau ucn,
i Japan Varnish, !l???! Load, &r.. &r.
Kept constantly mi hand at Z. J. DeIIAV'S
Sept. 'JO. "
Dnvid'i or Ilcbrnv I'l.islcr,
1U1E most successful Pain Extractor ot'the arcs- 1
cut day: Lt-idy's Sarsaparilla l'ills: JayueV I
Ague l'ills; BrandrctliX Peters, Spencer's Mofiat's,
Gordon's, Heeler's, Robert's, Lee's and
Wright's Indian Vegetable l'ills; clove anodyne
Tooth Arhc Drops: Egyptian Champoo;Pastilts de
Paris: Enelish I'ooth Brushes: I Fair Brushes:
Buffalo. Horn and Ivory Combs: Perfumery: Gilt
Toilet Bottles; China Inkstands, J'nper, Pens, En- i
vt-lopes, Sealing Wax, Wafers, .Mottos, &c., &c.,
may always be had at
J'nly 2. Z. J. DeIIAV'S^
The subscriber has just finished oil'a lot of Mahogany
Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
I Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. C. L. CilATTEN.
Pastilles de Faris.
I7V)R the alleviation and cure of Bronchitis
_ and iitlicr diseases of the throat now so prcva
lent in the United States, among Ministers and
other public speakers. For sale bysept
20 Z. J.DkIIA_Y._
French Ilrnndy.
Supcrior French Brandy, for Medicinal purpo- i
ses. For sale at
McKAIN'S DRUG-STORE.
Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power.
npiIK Ftihfcrilicr* have received one of the above ma- i
JL chine* from the manufactory of Geo. Vail ?fc Co., to
which they would call the attention of those who want
powers for Ginning, Saw ing or Grinding. Order* for any
1 hind of MILL 1UO.NS or CASTINGS will he promptly
iilletpled to, McDOWl LL A COOi'KK.
KTA few Mill Cranks on hand.
1 Sept. 211, 1830. 73 tf
Spirit Git* or Uuriiiiif; Fluid,
| Lamps, Wicks &c.
i ^rMIE subscriber linn just received from ILiltiJ_
more, analegant assortment of Glass and A/e(
talic Spirit lias Lamps, YVieks &c. Jn a lew days
be will also have a supply of the Burning Fluid,
1 to all of which be invites the attention ot those in
' want, tttid his friends generally- *
Z. J. DrIIAY.
J . i ?1
New Fall Goods, fe
THE subscriber respectfully informs Ifisftfands
and the public generally, that 1)? is now receiving
his Fall supply of . I A
Groceries, Domestics; &c. j ii
Consisting in part, of the following articles, viziBrown,
crushed, loaf^nd clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard ,\
No. 2 and 3 Mackarel
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles gr
Fine and common Tobacco ve
R-* ft*i wi rr Dniwr ntiH Turing. I ?
Men and boy's Wagon Saddles
Riding and Waggon Bridles
Haines, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips ?
ALSO ful
Crockery, Glass and Hardware for
Collins' best Axes, Nails, assorted eize bil
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks pJ
Negro Cloths, ^
Bleached and brown Homespuns j
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS coi
also
A few cases of men and boys Hats and Caps s
With all other articles usually found in a well sup- ?
plied Grocery and Hardware store, all of which
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. W. CHAMBERS. -Cnnnlcn,
S. ('. Sept. 3. 70 tt (%
fry The Slimier Banner and True Southron will copy -L'
for three month*. * wl
General Information!
THE subscriber would confidentially inlorm bis rp,
kind patrons, and the public promiscuously, wj
that lie is "in town," having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock of choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every tiling ca
new and elegant in be
Staple and Faucy Dry Goods. U8
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, se- at
jccieu irom me most receni importations, wiiuuie
closest attention to every branch of the Dry Gooda
business, go as to present to the public at once, a _
complete assortment in that line, and at prices low
enough to suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is*
always open lor inspection.
New Goods received every month, at the "Palmcltu
Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON. ,
Oct. 1. 77 tf J
The Great Cough Remedy IT
<
. ? ne
For the Cure of g
COUGHS, COLDS, 10I
HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, Ca
WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP tlx
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION s<>
The annals of medical science, affording as they
1 _l_ i r . I. - 1 A?'r.,oni> Cr
no ampie prom ?: uie power ;miu vmut; ?>i mnui .
medical agents, have furnished no examples to '
romearc with the salutarv effects produced bv P '
AVER'S Cl.ERRY PECTORAL." ' ^
Tiie remarkable cures ot the disease of the * '
Filings which have been realized by its use, attestcd
as they are by many prominent professors and !
physicians in this and foreign lands, should encuur<ge
the afflicted to persevere with t e strong assuraucethat
the use of the 'Chcary Pectoral' will
relieve and ultimately cure them.
We present to the public unsolicited testirnoni- jj,?
als from some of the first men in our conutrv, up- '
mi whose judgement and experience implicit con- . v
tidcnce may be placed. ^
l)r I'PliKlXS, President Yt. Medical College,
one of the most learned and intelligent physicians ~~
in the country, considers it a -'composition of rare
excellence for the cure of that formidable disease,
Consumption."
Norwich, April 26, 1816.
Dr. J. C. Aver?Dear ?Sir :?Agreeable to the
request of your agent, we will ?.heerlully state
what we have known ol the efl'ects of your CilKltRY
PECTORAL and they have been astonishing
indeed. Mrs. Betsey Sireetcr had been afflicted
with a severe and relentless cough, which reduced
her very low ; so low that, little hope could be entertained
of her recovery, Numerous remedies
had been tried without effect, before the Clicrry
Pectort^. And that has cured her. (learge Watkiuson
xfeq? had to our knowledge been afflicted
with asthma, for eleven years, and grown yearly
worse, until the Cherry Pectoral has now removed Ii
I... .1 ~ ? ?-1 I." ..O IV..n t'r.ini ailtf ilt'ilB KVMIII _
iu?: U.5U.1.-U a.iu . <. ... j , ere
loins as we arc. 'i'lie Kcv. Mark Dane had been
so severely attacked \vith the Bronchitis, as to dis- |
able Iiiiii Jroin bis duties, and nothing had afforded
liini relief jintil I (Mr. Thorniag) carried hint a cat
bottle ol your Pectoral, which cured Jinn at once,
anil ho now officiates as usual in this place.
These are three of the cases in which we have
kdown it successful, but never tail. \V? have tai:
great pleasure in certifying ,o these facts ; and aie
respected sir, your humble servants.
UER. D. THORNJNG. w"
HON. J. BATTLES. aro
-j ci:i
Among the distinguished authorities who have riti
given their names to recommend "Cherry Pector- nm
al," as the best remedy that is known for the Af , a,?
lections ol the lungs, are "London Lancet," "Canadiatt
Journal ol Medical Science," "Boston Me- {
dical and Surgical Journal," "Charleston (S. S) j
Medical Review," "New Jersey .Medical Report- 'j
er.'* Prof. Webster. Harvard College, Prof, fla?t. /
left, Transalvania University of Mocicine, Presi- I*10
dent Perkins, Vermont iMedjcal College, Dr. Valentitle
.1/ott, New Vork City, Parker Cleveland,
Bowdoii College, Prof. Butterlield, WilJoughby ^ f
College, Ohio, Prof. Hrai'iiwnite, Leeds (Knar.) yM
Medical School, Sir Richard Kane, (Queen's Col- vet
|pge, Ireland, Prof. Rnsciibaiim, Lcipsic. Hl>t
fiio public have hut to know the virtues and as- ^
tonislnng success of tlic "Cherry Pectoral," in ^oll
curing diseases ol the lungs, when they will feel l**i
secure from these dangers, whenever this remedy phj
can he obtained.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, Cbimist, Lowell Mass ^>1!
and so il in Camden al McKAliN'S Drug Store and t;i
by Driigists generally throughout the Unite JStatos. vill
Dec. Kl.JtOO, 97 ?m ^
IjWKMfH. miau uiui English t'tain <'iihiuiicivs, lor HI
l4<lim l)nw?, Alw?Vdw #t*l <?tln*r Triraminp', pin
o|a*ited iliii. il.iy, at BONNEY'PI .
NEW
" "m. druck *
RE now just opening tbeirl^fjwSuid new supi
ply of seasonal## Goods, consMjgg in part of
Cloths, cassimeres, sattinets, vestmS^lirens
Plain and figured alpacca, mouselin tie Laines,
Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies Dresses
?" " tALSO ^ T
a splendid variety Sf Calicoes, and the very best
an^ cheapest bleached and brown Muslin
to be found- in the tovfrn
The above Goods have been selected with the
eatest care, and will behold as always, at the
ry lowest prices. Oct. 29.
Victims of Dyspepsia, Look Bon
DR. ALLEN'S COMPOUND. . ..
rhis Medicine > offered to the public generally from a
1 conviction that it is superior to any other noW in ose,
the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Deity,
Bodily weakness, &cPrepared
only by the proprietors, G. W. ALLEN, M- D.,
iladelphia.and J. A. ?fe W. L. CLEVELAND, No. 907
ng Street, Charleston, 8. C.
Vooe Genuine nnless signed br Dr. G. W. ALLEN* and
lnlersigned by J. A. 6c W. L. CLEVELAJJD The
Use having the words "Allkt's dtsrxrrio^ibdicikb
ilo. hlniam nn An irlaas
Sole agent for Camden, Z. J. DkHA?, *
Sept 20, 1850. 75 Ijr
HOME TESTIMONY.
/TR. Z. J. DrHAY?Dear Sir?I feel it a duty
'X which I owe to society at large, and thoee
in suffer wi Ji Dyspepsia in particular,^) add jny
itiinony to the virtue of Allen's Cenpfcnnd, not
- the sake of seeing my name in "print, bat for
uth's sake. I procured a bottle df you last June,
tich relieved me so much that I was induced to
r a second, which completed what the fiwt began*
my appetite, which before was insatiable, heme
latural and regular, and Mow enjoy better
alth than I had done for three-years previoue tor
ing that invaluatdi medicine, Ypaare perfectly'
liberty to make whatever nee of this you plpaseV
Respectfully yours, . Z. MARStf ALL.
Chesterfield, 8, C., Dec. 10, 1850. 08"
: X,
FEMALE PILLS,
For Females oalyV
Invaluable to young, aarfitd and single.'
BE. LESDF8
Restorative and Rontblj Alb.
Price 25 eta. a Box^
LCCOMPANIED with a smallfanpblet, eon-"
taininc full directions, usefulitints. inforina
m and advice t c females from youth or pofiiirty
old age.
Nature will be moch assisted by their me, in
ticipation of certain periods, or where there*
egulffity, suppression or absence of the nataral
anges, and will relieve tiie sufierisg* paio aod
stress common to many at those period*. There
e other times, also, when the marrtetT and stogie
ill find them useful.
Mothers do not mistake tbe ailings of your
ughters; when afflicted with Head-ache, DizzU
as, Fainting, Loss of Appetite, Sickness of the
omach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, Paint a.
ng the Back, Spine or across tbe Loins, HysterfI
or Nervous feeling, Depression or Lowum* ol
e Spirits, Melancholy Dislike to exercise and
ciuty, Palpitation of Heart, Bleeding at the nose
c. 'J'oo often are medicines given tliein for livcomplainls,
D.spepsia, Consumption, &?., when
c real cause is not suspected; and through'-tapper
medicines and treatment their consthn>ns
are destroyed; and their constitutions are de
'nyed, and they become miserable doring life.
Thousands of Females in Philadelphia, New
>rk, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know tbe
icacv of those Pills, and many could be referred
but delicacy and respect to the sex forbids it.
iSold wholesale and retail at Dr. Lcidy's Disnsary,
No 114 North Fourth Street. Pliilada.?
10 by J. R. /JcKain, Camden; Tolaitd if* Curtis,
ilumbia; Black & Kliny, Orangeburg; Dr. P. M,
iIiph it Ik J Dr. J. A. Cleavclanri, Charleston; and
Drujroists and ""Storekeepers generally.
S ?g. 20 (JO 1 y
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
The envy of all Pill Mannfaotnren,
leranxe th?v arc pa for. bet ter and more efficacious than,
} any others; and'because the public will take no otli-.
if they can obtain them.
500,000 Boxes . 4||
re been sold annually lor the last five year".
YOl'Nc; AND OLD. .MALE AND FEMALE,
i always take ihcin-with equnl safety, without fear.
IF FILLS HE NECESSARY
purging and cleansing the Stomach and Rowels, and
rifying the RIimkI and fluids ol' the body, take no others
or no other pills produce those combined effrcts, or conns
-Sarsaparilla in them
Eat, Drink and live as nsnal, v
1 ntfitlot f ik tr inor tliom
1 pursue your ukiiui oci~u|uui'n
ihout fear of taking mid.during all kind* of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that more genuine certificates (from pl'W>i
tie, Clergymen. Members of Congress ami respectable
izetts) can lie Droeuced of their emcacy than any oilier.
Forty Pills in a Box !!
Isold at twemtv-fivk cevts a box, with direction*
I much wholesome advice accompanying eachbtk,
I'hey no taste or unpleasant smoll,
"ree from dust or powder of any kind,
h? not gripe the Stomach or Bowel*,
'reduce nnsicknes*. vomiting or had feelings,
I'll KV ARE GOOD OT. ALL TW,
I rid adapted to most disease* common to mankind,
one having once taken them will be willing afterward*
ake any other*, because tliev al way* do good, and iftbey
not then no others will.
N. B. LH1DY Propriety axij Man u (adorer,
i regttlnr Druggist. Chemist and Physician, of fifteen
irs experience in Philadelphia ; Graduate of the Uni
sity of Pennsylvania ; Member of different Medical lis
ntloiiM of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, BaUimosa
..and associate and corresponding member of several
dicnl Institution* of London and Pari*?hence the ret*,
i of the greater confidence placed in hi* pills, and their
ng recommended in the practice of most respectable
,'Miriam* throughout uie unneu rwm,
er Principal Depot. Dr. LEiDr*fl DmpEMaART,No?#M
rth Fourth if. Fniladenphia?and mild wholesale aod
iil at MrK AlN'S Drug isiuite, Camden ; INLAND it
RTICi, Columbia; >fll.LEK& BOSSAKD. Sumterle
; Dr. MALEOY.Cheraw; PRATT & JAMES. Now.
ry; RUFF^ REKDY.Chetrtrrville.; J. L. YONGCJH,
innhoro; H. II. WEST, Untonville; Dr. P. M^CO.
CM and CEEVELAiN D, Charlepton; and by moMtDrtlgn>
A. Storekeeper! in tin* United Swtew.
Vug. SO, IBM*. " titV l'-tn