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. -J.rLc ^ 3T" for the Camden Journal. ?HTessr3. Editors : When I penned the article under the title of " our Rail Road and its new President," it was with no desire or intention of provoking a controversy with any one f neither aid I then or now conceive the tone of the article so very captious, or the reasoning so unsound as a " A Considerable Stockholder" has discovered it to be. My only motive was to disapprove of the step that had been taken by the new Administrator, so soon after his promotion, to discontinue a practice which, as far ns my knowledge goes, prevails on all railroads, viz: that of going and returning the. sume. day for one fare. I said " he had vacated his seat l ^lovlr nnl/nnfc a dark nlace^ of the Ill LIIC VUU n ? y-- ? - ? | f Bank of Charleston," which phrase was onlyfigurative and apparent to every one who read it. The President being sneered at, is a mistake entirely. His high character as a private citizen and a public ollicer, forbids any such construction being put upon mv remarks. Now with regard to Kershaw building the road, Sumter giving the right of way, there not being one hundred shares owned in the District, Richland throwing cold water on the enterprise, &c. 4tc. dtc. <5cc., I have not a word to say; but if the legitimate trade of Camden has any bearing ?? lL:- ?iXi/>o 5a nirtjf lilr.ilv* ti? UJJOU U1IS OUUJCUK, niin.ii j/i.t^v. .. . xlraw it away, Colombia or Charleston ? Goods can be bought as cheap hero as in Columbia. The distance to Charleston is one hundred and forty-two miles, the fare thither 85 00, or about three and a half cents per mile. To Columbia, *>ne hundred and twenty-four miles, (sixty-two -each way,) the fare is $5, or a fraction above four cents per mile. Why should two individuals leaving here at the same time, pay each the aame amount, when one travels 142 miles and the other only 124 miles ? This, 1 think, shows considerable inclination to draw the legitimate trade of Kershaw, Sumter, and Richland too, to Charleston. 1 would say let tnere oe an equality among all the sections; raise the fare to Charleston to four cents, or reduce it to the intermediate stations in the same ratio as from Hamburg, Columbia, and Camden, to Charleston. . ** A considerable stockholder" considered the tone of my previous article as captious, and my reasoning nnsound; I will not arrogate to myself the authority ot judging his article, but leaving all to the consideration of a liberal pubi ii - - i i lie, 1 Did mm ana mo wnoie euujeci a n.j.sjK,*t;ufol adieu. For your courtesy, Messrs. Editors, iu allowing me so much space in your columns, accept my grateful thanks. Yours, ?&c. CAMDEX. Massachusetts Legislature.?The recent action of the Legislature of Massachusetts presents sometliing very nearly approaching to a: Legislative puzzle. They have passed reso. lutions declaring the unalterable purpose of the people of that State to resist the extension of slavery to the new territories. They have affirmed, also, that the fugitive slave is entitled torthe trial by jury. In one branch these resolutions passed unanimously?in the other branch by a huge majority. At a subsequent session of the same body, resolutions of instruction to Mr. Webster to vote for the exclusion of slave ry from any Territorial government aoout to be formed, and again3t the intended bill for tbe re-capture of fugitive slaves, have been rejected "byi the House of Representatives. This is jather perplexing in the history of Massachusetts legislation. It leads to much " guessing " in the premises. Do these Massachusetts legislators intend their,, first resolutions &3 n mere bnt'.tm fulmen, or, as a tub to the whale ? ? something ip the nature of an apparent con eessiolS to jiopular prejudice?a compromise with die rampant spL it'of fanaticism, in appearing tiyitkl-to'thatopirit by abstractions, whilst; they refuse- to tie up the hands of their Senator by somethings tangible and practical in the form of instnictioas ? If(' this is the proper interpretation or solution of this legislative riddle, it confirms the props icty of Mr. Webster's language, in his late Boston speech, when he invokes the pepnle of his Stato to conquer tlieir prejudices. The Legislature of Massachusetts have, however, placed themselves in rather a singular attitude before the world, being willing to affirm, through a set of abstract propositions, what they refuse to* put into a shape which would, render them of any effect, except as a mere record of opinion. Charleston Evening News. Apollo?The most beautiful images wo have -r it.:. t* ever seen 01 uus ucuj ia uuw m uui bn*. n JO not an oil painting, nora painting in water colors nor a marble bast, bat, bright and glorious as Appollo'a self, it is a bust in bronze. Wo did not know that such an effect could be produced in bronze. As you gaze upon it, the soft beauty of the richest oil paintiug appears to be developed. In every feature there is a delicacy and beabty entirely captivating. We confess that we have been surprised and astonished, not by by the skill?for we forgot that?but by its product. Thisimagebaa been produced by Mr. Mills in his experiments, ere attempting his collossol .statute,'-- Washington Republic, Apfkctiva IxctDtxr.?The case of Mr. Archer Brack ney^ ^ passenger on board the stfiAmer Wayne, blotvn op on Lake Michigan, is of thrilling interest. He was on his way from Lafayette, la., to Philadelphia, with the remains of his wife and child, recently deceased. Both of the corpses were enclosed in one Jkhl When the explosion took place, he succeeded in dragging his .two living children from their rooms, and with them plunged into the -water. After swimming around for e. short time, iie came in contact with the box containing his wife and child. Upon this he succeeded for in VonnifKf tiimcolf onrl r>liil/lrnn fpnni 0VUIC UliiC 111 nv>|/iu^ ? ? VUMUtVII It Vlli drowuing, although every wave would roll his frail support and plunge tliein in the water, until at last his little boy, two yen i s old, was drowned in his arms. After bet-.- dug satisfied that his boy was quite dead, he reluctantly parted with the bo<|y, and turned lit attention to the rescue of the remaining chii.l, who was clinging around his neck, crying, " Papa! we ahafl drown P'' He finally succeded in gaining the floating part of the wreck with his little daughter, and both were saved. Love labor.; if you do not want it for food you may for physic. * I MARRIED.?On Wednesday evening last> by the Rev. Wliitefoord Smith, D. D., Mr. W. Thcklo.w Caston, of this place to Miss Sarah A. second daughter of Robert Bryce Esq., of J Columbia. DIED.?At Bellevue, Louisiana, in April last, in the 22d year of his age, Adam McWillie, eldest son of John and Alice McWillie, of Be ^sier Parish, I Louisiana. 4i.? nr r,;ni,Ac torn from us. is xu Jiiuiuu me ivce \jt iiiuuuw ?, the painful duty of the living; to speak their praise the sad tribute due to the dead. If the human heart be capable of poignant suffering, it must be the part of those who knew the lamented subject of this notice. With winning mariners and brilliant talent, he **on the love and commanded the admiration of all. Fond of the sociai circle, he made it delightful by sparkling wit and soothing kindness; and truly may we say " None knew him but to love him, None mentioned but to praise." May a place in a home of eternal happiness be his. | Snatched away in the spring of his years, when | blooming talent gave promise of a rich autumn of | usefulness, may He whose will is law, bless him ! with a heavenly chaplet, more lasting than the | laurel wreath men, in his later years, would have been proud to have woven around his brow. Insatiate Death, at thy hlooJ-drnppingshrine, In vnin unnumbered victims wait thy wilt; Ruin's resistless sceptre is thy dower; Thy throne a world, thy couch creation's bier." Columbia, S. C., May 5. nsMntM DDIPTO PIIQQCMT. omviuc.it mholo ouiiin.li i Bagging, per yd. 18 to |Lard, lb 8 to 10 Bale Hope lb to 12 I-cad, lb 6 to 7 Bacon, lb 61 to 7 Molasses, gnll 31 to 40 Butter, lb 12 to IS Mackarcl, bbl 8 to 12 Brandy, grill 28 to 35 i Nails. lb 6 to 8 Beeswax, lb IS to 22 Oats, sheaf, cwt 50 Beef, Jb 4 to 6 Peas, bushel <55 Cheese, lb 12 15 Potatoes, sweet, bn 50 .Cotton, lb 11 to 124 Irish bu 75 Corn, bushel 70 to 75 Rye,' bushel 75 to 87 Flour, bbl 6 to 6iiiiire. bushel 3 to 4 Fodder. cwt 95 to JOOi Sugar, lb 7 to 14 Hides.dry lb 8 to V |*>alt, sack 11 Iron, lb 5 to fit shot. bag II Urae, bbl 2 to 2i|Tobacco, lb 10 to 75 leather, sole, lb 13 to 21 IWhoat, bush 90 r*0QFt>Mnrm tmmi ii i tn M ?a ?I OMnaaaonMi WILL be kept lor sale during tb" summer season, at McKAJN'S DRUG STORE. Iced Soda Water from the Fountain. ALSO Charleston bottled Soda Water, may be had through the summer season at AIcKAlN'S DRUG STORE. ICED SODA WATER MAY be had throughout the summer season, at the Drug Store of may 10. F. L. ZEMP. FISHING TACKLE. A GREAT variety, suited to the season. For sale bv A. YOUNG. May 19 * 37 tf New Books. Trial of Profep?ir Webfter, Empire City, part 1st, ! New fork in Slices, I hree leant After, | Mysteries and .Miseries of Mysteries of Old London, New York, Court of London, part 1st, ndiana, by George Sand, Jenny Lind, Woman's Friendship, The Creole, or Seigc of New 'I he Maid of Orleans, Orleans, (Jrisella, the Hungarian Petrel, or love on the ocean, Maiden, Eva St. Clair, Courtship and Wedlock, The Onyx Kiner. by the author of Warn- Seven t apital Sins, ing to Wives, Mnitevpcnny, or Heart of the The Students of Paris, World: n Romance of the New editions of Zanoni, present day, i M If, t'l?lllUllll 1W1IUIIK, Brtde of I-amennoor, Wandering Jew, Mysteries of faris, &c. May 10-37-21] A. YOUNG. Valuable Plantation For SaleTilE subscriber otfcis for sale his plantation, situated in Chesterfield District, S. and on the east side of Hip Lynch'* Creek, containing Ojic Tri3o:;?..:i3 Acres. : S-iid plantation is thirty miles from Camden, and thirty-two from Cheraw. 0::tke premises area good Grist Mill, Cotton Gin, Packing Screw and Boulting Machine, all newly rebuilt. The Farm is in, a state of repair not surpassed by any in this section of country, and is adapted to the culture of corn, cotton, wheat and oats. The Mill and Gin are situated on the creek above named, on a touiiiiaiion ot s.ate roeii ana nave a never, failing supply of water. Tliere is also a considerable quantity of good land, uncleared, and many excellent springs. Also, a comfortable Dwelling House, and other buildings, such as are necessary, and are always found on well conducted farms. The terms will be accommodating. Any poison wishing to examine the premises, with the view of purchasing, will be waited on with pleasure. JOHN FAIRLY. May 10 3r 6t Strayed or Stolen. FROM the Subscriber's Plantation, near McCord's Ferry, on Friday, the 3d ultM a CREA,M IIORSE, black mane and tail, and legs black up to the knees: about 14 hands high, G years old, and when he left had the fresh marks of gear upon one side and shoulder; rides and draws well, and in form is whatjisgeneraIJv called hog-backed. Any information of s<tid Horse will be thankfully received and suita1'" ardctl. J. R. BROWN. ~ Gadsden, S I 1650. may, 10, 1650. 37 tf The People's Store! New supply of Raisins, Almonds, Currants, i Figs in quarter and half drums, Prunes, Brazil, Pecan and English Walnuts, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, cf-c., West India Presorvcs, Pickles, Catsups and Sauces, Gunpowder, Hyson and Black Teas. Also?A magnificent assortment of CANDIES. Also?A fresh supply of Family Groceries Consisting of Sugars, brown, crushed and loal Coffees, Rio and Java; Rice. Molasses and Salt Always?A 6upp!y of W. I. FRUIT on hand. For sale low for cash, by MOORE <f BELCHER, may 7 36 tf Branch of the Bank of the State of ?o. C., at Camden. AI.L Notes intended for renewals at this Bank in the month of June and-July must be in * * ?- ' ?2? ? -??f L? nn/1 nn/lop Uie onginaj PlgllttlUrCB vi Uiv- Iimncio u in i CIIUI/Isere. D. L. DeSAUSSURE, Cashier. Ahy 6 30 tf For IIoopiiiK-CoiiKh* ROCHE'S EMBROCATION, THE safeBt, and at the same time, most effectual remedy now known or used for that distressing malady?Hooping C&ngli. A fresh supply of the genuine (English) article-, just received by Z. J. DeIIAY. May 3, 1850. 35 tf ??? ?M???? JUST received per Southerner: Congress water, Seltser Aperient, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Sweet Oil, Potash. Toilet Sponge, Quinine, Oelatine, F ne Vanilla Ilcans, < t'annrv Seed. India ltnhtvr Ralls. Chir.a Doll Heads, Yeast Powders, India Rubber do. ISeef Marrow, Eau Lust ml, Barry's Tricopherous, , Ilair Restorative, &c. Ac. 1 Abo receiving monthly frotn New York and Philadel- i phia, fresh supplies of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery, Lamps, Window Glass, Puints, Oils, &c., which will he sold on reasonable terms. Particular attention given to the putting up of physicians' . prescriptions and faintly recipes. April 30 31 tf MASO.KIC IIALL CLOTHING STORE, 268 King-street, corner of Wcntworth, CHARLESTON, S. C. WA. KENT & MITCHELL are now re- 1 ceiving their usual supply of Spring and Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the attention of purch sere. They keep constantly on hand, a full aid complete stock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will at all times find a full stock of English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Medium and low priced Cloth do Pants, of all descriptions, And a full stork ol Vests. They would invite attention to their stock of Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Under Garments, Hosiery, Glomes, Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c. <f>c All of the above Gootls will be sold at the lowest prices. W. A. KRNT-4- MITCHELL, 26fl King-st. cor. Wentworth. April 12. 29 tf Office S. C. Railroad Company,) Charleston, March 23, 1850. \ BY Resolution of the Board or Directors of this Company, the remaining Instalmentsyetdue on the stock will be called for as follows, viz *. 1850, June 1, per share, - - - - 85 " Aug. 1, " " 5 M Nov. 1, " " 5 1851, Jan. 1. " 10 Payments of Installments as above from the Camden and Columbia Stockholders will be received at the Bank of Camden, at Camden, and the f :_i n__i. r>..i ? ? *_j . .. .l Vyuimuciuicti urtijiv v^uiuiuuict. nuu nut'rot m ine rate of (5 per cent, will be allowed on all payments made in advance of these dates. W. H. BARTLESS, Secretary. April 5 27 tJ 1 Removal. T1IOS. BONN ELL <fc CO. have recently removed to the Stand lately occupied by J. Meyer, one door below Dr. Zemp's Store, where they will continue K> keen a well assoru/d Stock of Gmceries and other Gocdt? men a* Sugars, CoiTl'c, Ten, Salt, Molasses, Mackerel, Salmon, Flour, Rice, Underwood's Pickle*, Ketchups. Syrups, preserved fruits, fine gold leaf Ncgars, lion of all descriptions, Cast, German and Blister Steel, Hoes, Bagging, and Hope. Bro., blea'd and col. domestics, prints, muslins, ginghams, crockery, <fec., which they offer for sale .... 1*1.. A ultra ii* nf liliKIip rm_f mnn nr*? ia rn_ upectfully solicited. Camden. 18lh April, 1850. 31 " Will wonders never cease ?" NEW GOODS, At astonishingly low Prices, lor Cash and Nothing Else I JUST received, a fresh supply of Grocery articles ; such as, Sugars. Brown, crushed, and Loaf, Coffees, Bio and Java, Teas, Gunpowder and Hyson, Rice, Bacon, Lard, and Salt, New Orleans Molasses, &c. Mackerel, in half Kits; No. 0 in barrels, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Shot, and Lead, Crockery-ware, &c. if-c. also: i, Raisins, in quarter, half, and wholo boxes, Figs, in quarter, half, and whole Drums, j Preserves, of every kind, Nalmon, lobsters, &.c. Candies, of every description, With many other articles; which will be sold ex- ( tremely low for cash, ami cash only. i MOORE &, BELCHER. April 16 30 tf Ladies, Look at This, ! |AA PAIRS of Ladies (jailer Boots of every 1 Tl/U description, of the best Philadelphia and Eastern manufactures, at very low prices 50 pairs white Kid and Satin Slips also 1 Black Slippers and Walking Shoes, of every de- 1 scription Misses' Gaiter Boots, black and colored, cloth and leather * Gentlemen's Department. Fine pump and thick Bouts. i'hiladelphia do do do Bootees, do ' do do Congress Gaiters, calf and cloth do velvet and goat Slippers < And many other qualities of Boots and Shoes, too s numerous to mention, sewed and pegged. 1 (FT" We are also manufacturing line Shoes and t Boots to order, and warrant them to give entire r satisfaction. Call and see. at t WORKMAN & BOONE'S. April 23. 22 If I 5 Red Oak Bark, ( WILL be contracted for, on application to I W. ANDERSON & CO. | April 30, 18o0. 24 tf * Notice. 100 hereby constitute and appoint my friend ? John Rosser, o. the Town of Camden, my agent * in the settlement of the Estate of Mrs. Harriet II. * Sizer, deceased. BfiLA SIZEli. April ftth, 1950. 28 PINE APPLE Cheese, Seed Potatoes, Fresh ' Citron, Maccaroni, and Anti-nervous Tobacco for sale by E. W. BONNEY? April 19. 31 j Bacon! Bacon!! Bacon!!! t THE subscriber has on hand 120,000 lbs, superior BACON and a corresponding quantittr t\f I A PI) iit (Iia Inl tlinm i a HP^rlu 1 QAA Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find it to their advantage to call and examine, before l purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made accommodating. - i also 1 An extensive and well assorted stock of other articles in the grocery line, comprising all the necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty thouaand best Cuba filed Florida Segars. < II. IIOLLEYMAN. April 2, 1650. 26 tf Wine Bottled. A FEW Gross, clean and new, may be had at a low price* for cash, at Z. J. DeHAY'S. May 3, 1850. 35 U MUSLIN and Cambric Edgings.atjd Inserting just opened by E. W. BONNEY". April' 19- ' ,- - 31> Wistav's Balsam MUST be a gbod medicine ; the papers all say so, and they are the best authorities. 1 have a supply always on hand. ALSO, Avre's Cherry Pectoral, Rowand's Tonic Mixture, I Dili- ) m. r>:.? T?. itjuiirtL n jliiic i 11in ciiiu i litem A i>iucir9 ??ojnc <Sanative Pills, Allen's Compound for Dyspepsia, &C..&C. ' Z. J DEHAYC May 3, 1850. 35 tf Snlpli. Quinine. T1IR Subscriber has just received a few ounces of Rosengarten & Denis's Superior Quinine, . which be offers at prices as low as it can be possibly i afforded in this market, for cash or short credit. I z. j. dehay. ; May 3,1850. 35 tf , Fre*>ta Cod-Liver Oil. j THIS valuable medicine still continues to be used with astonishing efficacy in the cure of Consumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism, Gen eral Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, &c , &c For sale by Z. J. DeIIAY. May 3, 1850. 35 tf Bottled Soda and Sarcaparilla. For sale by MOORE As BELC.IER. may 7. 36 tf Gentlemen's Spring and Summer Goods, Black, brown, green and fawn colored Summer Cloths Plain and figured Drap D'ete Black and fancy French summer Cassimeres Fancy French and English Drills While and brown plain and canvass Drills While and fancy Marseilles Vestings An elegant assortment of summer Cravats Ready-made Shirts, a great variety Silk, cotton and merino Undershirts and Drawers A small invoice of Coats and Vests, made expressly to order by a New York city Tailor. J ust opened an J for sale low, by McDOWALL & COOPER. A large variety of Goods, suited for Boy's dress i and every day wear. Aril 12. Dress Goods. THE subscribers have just received from New York, and are now opening their Spring and Summer supply, consisting in part, of1? Plain, Metalline, Brochc and Printed Barage Print'd .Marquise, Tyroleinne, Alborineand Floride Black Mousseliti de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins fancy and mourning Ginghams (small check) Paris, American and English Prints Also?An elegant assortment of Ivorv and Paper Fans. McDOWALL &, COOPER. April 1. 26 *tf Lava Ware. TIIE subscriber has received Card Baskets, Plates, Baskets, Candlesticks, Pitchers, &c., made of Lava, all neat and handsome articles.? Also, China Cups and Saucers, China Colognes, Glass Baskets, Toy Tumblers, Pitchers and Basons, Lento nde Glasses, China Flower Pots, China Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Larire Porte monnies. backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China Puff Boxes, with a large variety of Toys and Fancy Goods, all for sale by F. il ZEMP. April 19, 31 Combs and Hair Brashes. A SUPERIOR lut of Hair Brushes; Combs of every description, with various articles for the Toilet, together with a complete assortment of Patent Medicines, Thomsonian Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, &c., for sale by F. L- ZEMP. April 19. 31 BRICKS. TIIE Subscriber would refer those who may desire BRICKS, to Mr. Nathan B. Arrants. who will give any information as to quality and price, and will see to the deliverv of them. ' WM. J. TAYLOR. April 30,1850. 34 2m :\olice* THE undersigned, having qualified as Executor of the will of the late James R. McKain, bis business as a Druggist and Ap<flhecary will be rontinued in the name of the undersigned, as Executor, under the management of John Worthing- i ion, an en oy nr. >v liey J. .uci.ain, lor mo oeneni of liis children ; and the patronage heretofore extended to him is earnestly solicited to be extended to the continued business. Mr. Worthington is authorised to receive money, grant receipts and make settlements. I All persons having demands against James R. /l/.:R'ain are rcqussletl to give notice to the Executor, as soon as possible, and those indebted are earnestly requested to pay up as soon as possible, I ind bis friends are specially requested to do so. JOHN ROSSER, Exr. , Camden, April 5th, 1850. 28 s SPRING GOODS! r THE Subscribers beg to call the attention of n their friends and the public generally to their " itock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable for the I loasnn. which tliov arc inst roreiviiirr. IRtvinor u * J '"7 J ? -- & * >con carefully {selected in the New York market, e hey are enabled to sell them without any advance j| ill last fall's prices. On inspection, the stock will (. ie found very complete. It consists of? DKESS d Baroges?plain, printed and changeable; Grenidines, Alborines, and Tissues; printed Lawns, i. Drgandics, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss c Presses; Gordon and Harlston Ginghams; Eng. j" ish and American jniuts, ecc. LACKS. " Sewed and Thread Edgings and Insertings, in rreat variety ; collars and clietniscttea of all deicriptions; Lace Capes, cjfc.; Gloves, Milts, Rib. ions, &c. e>o:tiesttcs. Bleached and brown Homespuns, all widths and pialitics; Bed Ticks, Marseilles Quilts, linen t tnd cotton sheetings; Family Linens, Oiapors, ' tj*c.; with a large assortment of goods suitable for < inrvantn* wenr The whole of which will he dis. 3osed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or :o punctual customers. A. M. & R. KENNEDY. April 2 20 tf Window Glass. rpilE Glass manufactured by the l'atapscoCo. | X of Baltimore, cannot be excelled by that of , any other. 1 have just received a large invoice of . I lie following sizes: 8x10, 10x12,9x11, 11x13, 12x14, 14x18, 18x20,18x24, &c., to which I would invite the attention of those in want of the article. Also?Lamus, Chitnnies, plain and cut solar Globes, Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Case and Vials. Z. J. DeIIAY. April 2. 2fi tf ; BYAS'S London Porter, bc6t Port Wine, Lemon ] Syrup, White Wine Vinegar, Sugar^ House j Syrup, &C. for sale!>y k. w uunnisx, < April 19. 31 I ;? V; - -i n^fi i.'iiaw For the Care ef COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, OHOUF ASTHMA tad CONSUMPTION Tins truly valuable Remedy for all diseases of the lung* mil threat, has become the chief reliance of the afflict eo is it is the most certain cure known for the above com*plaints. While it is a powerful remedial agent in the most J operate and almost hopeless cases of consumption, it is also, in diminished doses, one of the mildest and moat agreeable family medidines for common congli and Coldr. Read below the opinions of men who are known to the the world, and the world respects their opinions. FROM PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK. ' " James C. Aver?Sir I have nscd your 'Cherry Pectoral.' in my case of deep-seate.d Bronchitis, and am satisfiied from its chemical constitution that it is au admirable compound for the relief of laryngial and bronchial difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior character can be of any service you are at liberty to use as you think proper.. EDWARRD HITCHCOCK, LI.D., President of Amherst CollegeFrom the London Lancet. " AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL is one of the most valuable preparation that has fallen under our notire.? Aftera careful examination, we di* not hesitate loray we have a large appreciation of its merits and the fullest confidence in its usefulness for eouglis and lung complaints." Dr Brewster, of Wndham Co., Conn., sends us tlte following testimony.? Dr. J. C. Ayer?Dear Sir :?I enclose you e certificate from Mrs. Catherine K. Cady, a highly respectable lady of this village, wife of Mr. Setli Cady, Deputy Sheriff. Windham Co., Connecticut. The cure in her case war veey prompt, and lias attracted general attention. W. A. BREWSTER, iW. D. West Killingly.Ci., Sept. 28, 1848. This may eertifv that I was afflicted with a severe cough, in the winter of'47-8. which threatened to terminate in Consumption. I hod tried many medicines in vain, and was enred by the use 'AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-'' CATHERINE K. CADY. ninirrT Evinp.Niip Dr. J. C. Aver, Lowell?Dear Sir :?Feeling under obligations to you for the restoration of my health, I send you a report of my rase, which you are at liberty to publish for the benefit of others. Last autumn I took a bad cold, accompanied by a severe cough, and made use of many medicines without obtaining relief. I was obliged to give up business, frequently raised blood and could get no sleep at night. A friend gave me a boUle of your Cherry Pectoral. the use of which 1 immediately commenced according to directions. I liave just purchased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered, I now sleep well, my congli lias ceased, aud all by the use of your valuable medicine. E. S. STONE, A. M. Principal Mt. Hope Seminary. From Dr. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster, Chicopee Falls, Mass: ....... Dr. J. C. Aver?Dear Sir Enclosed please find remittance for all the Cherry Pectoral last sent me. I can unhesitatingly say, that no medicine we sell gives such satisfaction as yours does; nor liave I ever seen a raedi ? ...V *? ?. P? * <*11J ? Wl t.VUgJI ttJIW lUllg VUIU^ plaint^!. Our Physicians are using it extensively iu their practice, and with the happiest effects. Truly yours. D. M. BRYANT. Prepared by J. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass., and mid in Camden by J. R. McKAIN, and by Druggbitsand. dealers generally throughout the State. January 2, 18j0. 1 3m THE AlERICAff Racing Deposit Bank. OFFICES 41 WALL-STREET. JAUNCEY COURT, NEW YORK. The proprietors beg to announce tliat they have opened Classes for Sweepstakes, upon the system which has obtained so large a share of the public support in England-' nnd elsewhere, bv which an opporttmity is extended to alK classes of obtaining (according to the means or inclination of each) an interest in the great sporting events in all porta ut the world where racing is practised. As will he seen hv the subjoined particulars, the snb- scribers to the scheme now proposed by the American Racing Deposit Rank, mat, bv the small outlay or 1. Ein a sum of $10,(XX)!!! the pecurity of his investment inc Strengthened hv the c-narantee nf nnniieatimnMa Trustee*. An opportunity will be afforded of speculating in all1 races <>f importance in America and elsewhere, in which1 a sufficient time intervenes between the entry of the horses and the day of running to enable the proprietors to fill the various classes. The Sweepstakes now open consist of five Classes for the GREAT DERBY RACE, Epsom, England, to be run on tho 29th day of May, 1S50, under the superintend stice of the Stewards of the English Jockey Club. SCHEME, s E * M f a ? s* pi s= J32 5 ? o re 3 ? 2,5 I i i n ?=i Sub. Pols. Dols. Dol?. Dols. Dols. Dols. Class A, <1.000 50 100,000 50,000 25.000 15.000 10,000 " U, 8,'HK) 25 100,000 50,000 25,000 15,000 10,000, ? C. 20.000 10 100.000 50,000 25,000 15,000 10,000 ' " D, 20.000 5 50,000 25.000 12,500 7.500 5,000 " E, 20,000 1 10,000 5,000 22500 1,500 1,000' The number of horses entered is upwards of 200. The drawing of tins Sweepfstakes will take place publicly, on the 28 tiny of May, 1850, the day on which thir race will be run?the plnce nnd hour being first duly anlottnced by advertisement; when the names of all the horse* uttered will lie allotted amongst the subscriber* in each rlnss, and on the 30th day of June next, by which time the esnlt of the race will Ixi known, the Prizes will be distri-tilted; the holder of the name of the winning horse in Claw 'A*' receiving a prize of ONE .HUNDRED THOUSAND DOTXARS!.'! That of the second ?50,fAX), &c., in accordance with th*' ibove SVhenie. _ t At this drawinir all the subscribers will be admitted nm> (reducing their numbers. To gentlemen of the Press* liras idmissmu will be given: thus affording every security to ubscrihers mui tin; public. Independently ofilm above, the proprietors bave openedletting Lists, l?v which any desired Det (according to the late (-I the odds) may be obtained, in all the great racingvents, and as will be seen by a more detailed prospectus nrwarded to ail subscriber*. tbe holder of any favorite lor-e in the above sweepstakes, may insure the gain of aon?idernb!e sum. whether that horseWins or not. Aroinmission of 10 percent to cover expenses will bo: ediictfd on payment of all prizes. Any further information required, Will be nfliirded bv-theSecretary. Mr. Areliibnld'Mackenzie, ut tlieoflScoa above,, a whom all applications for Agencies and other "nmmunintions are to be addressed, post paid, and all remittances-it her by bill <>r note to be made in return for which nuralered certificates will be forwarded as directed. Lists of horses entered for tbe above and all other Racesif importance inav lie seen at the offices. New York, April 3, 1850. 30??wfit. WHOSE STORE IS THAT OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE? 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