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MI DUOTb" V a little d my life, ard many others at htatV. asked' *e of our ngs, the model conduo. bad an Irishman on ching a tunnel. It was eathor, so he used'o go into to keep cool. I rather ' j.. "d to take a little liquor -hewa' lonesome; any way, he own on the track one day to -thears. He fell asleep, ery imprudently got his head the express train. Well wa the last of that Irishman. N the devil's own row in nity when we took the poor up, and we got away as soon cantly could, for you know - reeable to be surrounded * .istracted family when you're e0doctor nor a nurse, nor a aqhor. Somehow I was always rg lenI passed that place; (if urI felt as if-not exactly the ';trihink-but just as bad uight ..ti e some day, and then eqd e another row in a family. -jd mywife about it, and she sent il y"omo' little things. The Wdf"th dead Irishman was a at o ibi and, as I was on a very str tain,I would sometimes take piold woman on Sunday and a r her to church at Martinsburg. $tnelow thought it was a satisfac ' 'her to go to church, for she u ittle chance in the world n how. I certainly did not expect tany thing for it in this world, Prected they had so much ordainst me in the other, that t amount to any thing lt was during the summer. ifnight the next winter it was rf""ldand the mountains were Uveed with snow; we were running cake time, when, on turning a ilio^ engineer saw a waving n the track, and we soon .ard'-some one ahead shouting. 1 utgn.out on the platform. The 11 neer slacked up and stopped the -i, and we got out and went hea in' the dark to see what was e iittdr. There was. A large id-slde bad fallen across the track, edi thelshamty of that old Irish wo Sie had buit up a large fire w eched for the train, for the revi'ere so sharp that we might ivo n Upon thQ slide before we see it So, when we run up, as the old lady, with her cal. a swinging the chunk of fire 4le a revolving light-house, and ebre were the littlo Irish carrying ushflike so many little beavers. 4hb had watched all that night in hiecold. But for her, in another iuteWe should have run into a dfrt and~ stone as big as Barn H~sIotel. I should have got a '~ptti ket," certain, for I was on d'1afi'm. What would have be 'leof the passeng~ers and train acan guess as well as I can. We expressed a hope that the old Wd~ had-been properly rewarded. "The' passengers made up about rgt.dollars, the company after a gate her a shanty free, the a'einen and engineers bought hera and she made out very well, hnI handed the money to her ht night, shr said]: 'Gintelemnen and adies; I'm thankful, and may ye irrvei' know the want of' what ye give eBut whiat I did was mo3tly on 1count of him, there. H~e was u;d and though tful to the poor anid "'hafflicted, anad I'd a watched till fiSe'beforeo harrum should have S coricto him, if I could ha helped it.' "D-n the thing, it made ime chok ~~ight up." PIasasen jars for the Riela ay. ~"on't forget your umbrella, sir; 4here might be an explosion, and yu'd wvant it to keep oft' the cinders. ~ ~Ie me pass your banbox, miss" ~*~Talke care of' your little boy, mad am, no insurance on him." All h'" t ! go ahead!"- W~as/u'nyton Re SAN .UNREASONABLE SIIERtIFF. - m9e years ago a sheriff ini the orihen part of Vermont held a writ x to against one of his neigh vi ichh, as 'sisual in cases of the Sthie debtor irn q'uestion, he gre deal of dilliculty in col n Itg,.and indeed, was compelled stto resort to the more stringent sioiions,of the la w. T1hre debtor Wbit 'a man. of limited means, was Sperson of unlimited hopes and ex ,peationis, and gave his parol of' lion. ~t&the officer that he would cer ~ atl ay the debt by a certain day. 4e'day-came, and so did the sher-. bn ut no money. Again and again ay was fixed for payment of the ootobut no advance wvas made oiards.a "liquidation." At last, as ~ execuztion had well nigh "run lieh~sheriff told the debtor that 4ot must be paid at once, or he ocee imiediaelyto advor :i 9glrge,. h ut the ney to raise' on~ '4 ehtorablidded-for r i No~iido,' said tile aheriff.' P eledgi you this Bible," saidhe debt-' or--oferinag a .large rnily Bible worth more than the amount of the execution. Il don't want it,' said the officer. 'Well, thin,' replied the debtor, indignantly, 'if you won't take my word, nor the word of God, for the debt, you may go to the dev. OVERDOING IT.-A well known Methodiat minister, who was travel. ling on horseback through the State of Massachusetts, stopped at noon-on a sultry summer's day at a cottage by the road side, and requested some refreshment for him self and beast. This was readily granted by the worthy New Eng land dame; the parson dismounted, and having seen his horse well eared for, entered the cottage and partook of the refreshment which was cheerfully placed before him. For some time past there had been no rain, and the country seem e'd literally parched up. Tho min. ister entered into conversation with the old lady, and remarked about the dryness of the season. vYes," she replied, "unless we have rain soon, all my beets, cucum bers, and cabbages, will be good for nothing, and 1 think that all the ministers ought to pray for . rain." The worthy divine informed her that he was a minister, and that lie should be happy - to. comply. with her wish. lie accordingly knelt down and prayed fervently that the gates of heaven might be opened, that showers might descend and refresh the earth. lie then arose from his knees, and having kindly thanked his hostess, bade her good day, mount ed his horse and departed. But lie had not beer, gono more than an hour when the clouds began to gather, and a tremendous shower of hail and rain descended, with such force as to wash the contents of the old lady's garden clear out of the ground. "There!" said she, "that is always the way with those tarn al Methodists; they never undertake to do anything but they always ov erdo it." The isms appear to go together, according to the following statement: "The Archbishop of Dublin pre sided at a meeting of the Dub lin Mesmeric Asssociation a few days since, iad observed 'that lie was aware lie had placed himself in a position which would draw upon him much of obloquy and ridicule, but lie believed that he had shoulders broad enough to bear it.' his grace al so observed 'that le was a living mon ument of the truth of mesmerism, having suffered sever-ely for many years from rheumatism. When the doctors had dlone their best or worst, as the case might be, lie was ad vised to have recoulse to mlesmerismn as a laist resource. In the course of one week he was p~erf'ectly cured, and has nev er since experienced any severe re turn of the comphlaint,"' Ntrr GtAss--As the gardens of many of our readers arec troubled with this obstinate intruder, we have thought it good to let them have the beniefit of the following aceount of the successful inethod of' eradicating it, which we find in the Chieraw Gazette: "A gentleman whose garden was overrun with grass, and who had re sorted to every other expedient with out even partial success, made an experiment thus: lie (lug upl anid manured a spot about six feet in di ametei- in his yard, and set it out thickly with ut grass, which lhe sull'eredl to grow for two years; in which time, as the sayiing is, it was as thick as the hairs on cow's hac-k. LIn the gprinug of the third year, as fast as it apipeared above the ground, lie shaved it off with a hoe, by which lie cffectiually prevented thiegrowth of foliage. in the spring of the 'ouirth year-, there were but a few scattering plants which lie tr-eated iin the samen mannier. In the sprirng of~ the* fifth yer nior since, has speai of niut grass appeCared. Enc'ouraged by his success, he adopted the same plan with his garden; and the second year lie was but little troubled with nut grass: Such a result might readily have been inferred from the known laws which govern vegetable economy. It is well kn~own that there are few plants or even trees, which can bear being s tripped for one summerfCL of their foliage is essential to matirinig the nut of the grass which wve are con*siderinig, and if you prevent thic, you destroy the plant, unless there are mnatured nuts of' a previous yoar's growth on the soil which are iiot in a position to vegitate, b~ut which subsequent tillage may bring into ouch apoion' Don't all Sperak al )t .Veeul hams cent forward . aeoion to be aidmziued into the Amneriicn Uilniona. A corresponad ent of the Uniite'd Statec Ga-zette, witionI~ fromi Porto Cablell, mrakes ithe tollowinEr exclama tion: "\Vould to Hleaven that Brothier Jfon athan would, in thme ex~cess~ of his reublaica generos13y, take this beati fulA count'ry under the cover of .its ig uos, und a i ariothioraii to the gorious. Animszna constellation '-ottoi Copier dr en iservton, reepjn en~d ese distressing and now very c mmon complnints the freo use of small pieces of ic'e, swallowed whole.. Ice water, be says, is ob .jectionable, as well as allowing the ice to dissolve in the mouth. He calls his remedy the ice-pill, and as it is so simple, it should. be tried. He says the first sensation, when the ice reaches the stomach, iaay be strange, and evening alarming, but that there is no dander from it. An Ox, weighing 3,500 pounds, and perfectly .white, raised in Illinois, and a five legged cow, were passengers on the David Whito at Wheeling, on Thursday. They are en route for the \Vorld's Fair, at New York. In Washington the complete oflicial returns on the license question show that 061 votes were east in fa Vor, of granting licenses, and 1,03 agaimst licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Every ward in tlio city ex cept the seventh (the island) gave a majority against. license, the 7th giving two majority in fhvor. There is gre at rejoicing auiong tie fri nds of' teiperance. A dealer in ready made linen in New-York advertises his shirts and chemisettos under the inellitluous ap pellation ot' "mnale and female eivel opes." A Yankee boy had a whole Dutch cheese set before him by a watggish friend, who, however, gave hint 110 knife. "This is a funny cheese, uncle Joe, but where shall I cut it." "Oh," said the grinning friend, "cut it where you like." "Very well," said the Yan kee, coolly putting it under his arm, "I'll cut it hoe." WKst POINT CADE.-Mr. Paul J. Quattle buin, of'Lexington, has received. an appointment t*o West Point from that District. Ac4ua1J rAI csA.-if a nian does not make new aequnintaices as he ad vances through lifb, lie will soon find himself left alone. A man should keep) his friendship in constant repair. [D~r. Johnson. HOw WE PA.-A Well known po litical economist says: "We pay best first, those who destroy us, generals; second, those who cheat us-politi etans and quacks; third, those who amuse us-singers and uitisicians; and least of' all those Who instructi us authers, schoolmasters aud editors." ,,Let the toast be; dear woman," as the guest said to the landlady when she was about reio-vinig the toast dish to the other end of thetable. A husband and wife,. travelling through tle woods in haste, met with a niehmicholy aecident, which is recoded in the following felicitous strain And hile retreating throughite wood, And through the tangled fern, lIe tore is ::au'n'en .,ai fl-'eIUa And lad Io put on hiern! Ut~oonsa, S0cK }'on .FAaS.-Tinc steamer IHunboldt, at Newv.Yor'k, hamis brouht over f'i'om Europe fif'teen mcri no~ sheep, a v'aliable Normain stud horse, and five brood umar'es. of'contrution finScaeto to Nevada, v'ia Aubun. Thei wiire ha~s also arrived at. San Fineiiscu oi'h the sniniim tel egrapihic Iinte fiomi that city to Ma rv ill e, via Sao J ose, Stocktonou and 8.acratnenito. Whleu we look at a field oaf w heat. we finda that those stal ks which raise their heaids the highest arec the em. iest. Th'le saumei way w ith meni i, - t hose who assume thle gr'eatest ciiinse. qu(l ec, havei. genlera lly the lea:st shiare o~fj judgroietit and~ abilityv. It is said that a pair' of pr'etty eves are thle best. miriror' a imian can shirye by. ''Zaet ly so, anid it is uinquestion abily' thle ease that inuy a iianz has been shaved bys thiemi. Wim. S. Shtarkey-, laite Unmi ted States Coinsizh at ii~ aiana, has b eeni niomiinated f'or' (overnori byIs sev'eral C .oiimty Con venit ions of ii ississippq i. . FUNssY I Pm.:nrehn-:rr.-.Whlile a parity of it welvye lad ies were ini bat himir at .Newp1or't, the oJther( day, the horsI'5 ran) away wpViith thie wagon (onitainiig all thiri cliothls. jlt w t hey reneacied homte cam better be imaiginued t hani de iHs or -rm: 11K m:0JJf Sr'Am'is.-T1he Phi hilel phiiIia paer' state thma t the repor~t of* Aleasmrs. CampbiIell, Page amnd OJlstead, audIitorls appini iited to set tle all necuts for thle trustee of' tile iauk of' the U nitedi Stat es, has~ bet.en coiifmed a andl dixtriblutiona or Svaced. JU.-Thle Maine L iqpuor Lawt has b neen defeatedi in thie (Connemie.I icut .Ilouse of delegat es by a lar'ge ma~ijority', by stri king oiut. the enact ingi cla use, and inisert ing a hilI giainting Ii. cenase~s for the sale of liqor. TIhere nev'er wva. anyt~ piarty, fsetionm, sect, or cabalI what everi ini which the m ost iginoran:iit. were tnt thle m ost vio. lent; fori a hece is not, a busier animial than a Ibitlociead Hon05 P'zi(':S oir loutsa.s.-Thie in dianopolis .Jonrnuial says hioi'ses ale now se.llinug a*t very h~ih fiugmes ini that miarkect. TIhe av~eirage are tio 'li 25 to 5'' pe cenii!t. highei'r than t hey were a few mointhis ago. It, is cilomoni f'or ordinariy horiises to be rated at #0O andm $i00. ThJ'ley are muchl ini denumad. If dull weather affects youm, marry a war'm-hecarted girl, anid make a Bun' shine for yourself. -Bachelors will find this far superior to either billk iards or B r endy. Tt?' it on. 4VWiG,.BA ~ROF* & Q 253 KIN STREI, Charles~ton, :S. C. wEiave in cnhforrnity 'With th spirit of the times adopted in our business the system of low Tarf and Cash Prices, and ofler to the city and country retail and wholesale trade every variety of goods in our linc-P3RINTS, MUSLINS, SILKS, DOM13AZINES, SHAWLS, LINENS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, D RE S S GOODS-of all Jinde-GLOVES, 110 SlERY, &c. &C. We shall be constantly receiving the latest and intist -ffashionn ble styles of goods, and it is our deternination that our stock in point of Styles and Assort. mcent sliall be unsurpassed, aud in chean.. ness of price unequalled by any in the cit.y of Charleston. We have niade this chainge im our system (if business from our pre forenco to the small but more certain re turn of the NIMBLE SIXI'ENCE, rather than that of the slow shilling, and in the belief that the public cannot fuil to per ceive the advantages it oflers to purchasers. Our business will be conducted so as to ensure their entire confulence, and wo ap ped directly to their judgment. Through our connecions in the -various markets of Europe and of this country we possess the ability and the oill to olTer extraordinary inducements to the Consuner, the Planter, and the Merchant. February 8th, 18353 15-4m Gantt, Walker & Co,, FACTORS & COMMISSION bl(ILCIIANTS. A CCO31AIODATION WIIARF, CiARlESTON, S. C. Receive and se-li Cotton, Corn, Flour, and all other articles of Produce, and give personal atteniion to the selection of Faimi ly Supplies. Comrnmission for selling Cotton, Fifty Cents per bale. JAMES L. 6ANTT. WHITFIELD WALKERI. EnWAll) GANTT. Reference-Cul. F. 1. Aloses and1 R. C. Richardson, Esq. August. 24, 1852. 4 1-Omi D., C. Kaeiunune, A' RCJIANT T'AILR 0, ItOAD-STREE'r-CHAltLl'.vON. June 15, 1852. 34-tf W. J. Jacobi & Son, W. J. JACOBI. NATHANIEL JACOBI NO. 221 KING-STREET, (SEVENTH STOVE AnOVE DIAfAKET-STREET.) Importers and Dealers in Foreiga & Donestic Dry Goods Z-7 Our castomers are emnured Moderate Rates and a strict adhaerance to the One Price SyNtemt. Jan. G, 1852. 11-f DUNN &DURYEA. WHIOiEALE AND RETAIL Clothing Warehouse, No, 238 King street, CHARLESTON, S. C. any 21sit 185L. . 0 o HARMlONC INSTITUTE FE~INDo BAte U T ~IRporter of SNUSIC, MU$JICAL INSTRUMENTS King street, Sign of the Lyre, ClarlestOnl, S. C. SAMUEL C, DNUN, WIIOLE'SALE CLO0TilING F~urun ishi ig Waircehouse, NO. 20 l1A YNE S'1t1EET', Chnarleton, S. C. Marchn 1st. 1852 19--tf I1I'JLIO II0TEL1, MIeetiang-.Si., cialesIcton, S. c' W, A, KENT & MITCHELL, FAShiON A BLhE Clothing and Out-Fiting E S'' T BL 11i MJE N T, MASONIC II ALL, -o 2(; .l~ilig-Strctt, corriet Oh Wcuntworthi, Cha~rleston, S. C Purnchnasers illilimlan at all timnes a full andnn comnplete stoctk onf Gent's. RLEADY-MIADE CLO0THLING .?aufacti~(ory ii1: W~raxljingtomn %tores 'V. Y. M~YERS' HiOTEL, TI' sunbver her wouldi respect Sfull~y ninr Inn old frijends mnui thne p& ubbei gerneraIlly, that h: s ioutnl so lnong known :s the "Sl 3JTER1 IJOUSJE," is na onemed from date, for thne recep-, anon ml vo.tors, Th'ie internal anrrangemients will utnderg~o a thonrouigh re'pair, wvithn as little delav es psbeand illa trunsts that his anttention to athe connent ofl his gulesis will merit a shn ire oft publ ic pmatronnage. Th'ie tiuscriber inns ;n- knekn chnarge of I Ihei I Il.\Il) TIA IJL.. and~ initeands liittinig up then roomni wntth Ineatnecss, a nd wil fu ~rnish it wirh anlI the Inecessarie.s and omnnvenienctes tln:Lt lovers of t sporit ca~n retinire. F'. M YElS. Mlarch 8thn, 183 10-tf Je welry ! Jewelry !! H avi ng jnst retuinrned~n fromn I harlestoan, the s ublsennder ha~s al readyl o nn hnand, andnn is niow recminag, a meat anid well sealetedn strsek of oif all dlesbriitninns, wic nh he ilnl sell ait a veryv nnodelrntne prolit.. ' " Com( onzcmi L,:,di'e ande C ent leen, ami c::nami tor ynnirsilvrs. A call is all ask. , C. T1. MA8I)N. Nov. 15 1 52 3-tf Lost, On some mtby int week a Note drawn ny [du in Cater on Brndford Sprngsn datedl about hec 18:tnht haa ry hu.t. andiL aable in twe~lve nonthas for 62%t 00- anid in fihvor of . L. De. Doin. All pnersons arme forbid to trua for thne ame, and any one findirng annd leaing it at tine >lhee of tisjiaper vill Confer a favor uporn the oser. DROG. AM OFF~ for sale, for tuh, or an appioved ere and WiAL SELECTE assortment of EsA5tlVuIa Drugs and FRENC, ENGLISH AND AAIbRI4 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS A TRUSSES, (ALL KINDS) VARNISH PESSAIIJES, " " DYE STU] DRUGGISTS LABELS, BRONZEE " GLASS WARE, B1LUSIIES PATENT MEDIotNES, WINDoW ( ToistPSONIAN IEDCINEs, Laur AND SIAxIns' HERS & ROOTS, SOLAR, LA GARDEN SEEDS, SPiaiT GA Geinuine Co Together v COMPRISING T11E STOCK OF -Al Agent for the PA TENT AND Fl April 6th, 1852. Through Fare from Charles TON i'O BALTIMORE $17.50; TO PHILADELPIlA $19; AND TO NEW-YORK 820. TIlE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, S. C, LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the arrival of the Southern cars, via WIL AIlNGTON, N. C., frot which poitn two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. M.; and 2 P. Ml.; the8 o'clock only connecting at Weldon with the lines to Petersburg, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila deliphia, and New-York. The public is respectfully informed that the steamers of these lines, are in first rate condition, and are navigatred by well known and ex perienced commanders; the Rail Roads are in fine order, (tile WilningtonI and Weldon. as well as the Seaboard and Itoanoke haviiig recently been reluid with heavy Trail) thereby seenlring both safety and despatch. By these routes passengers availtog themselves of the F FRT TRAIN muay reach Baltimore in ,11 houirs. I'hiladelphla ill 45 hours, and New York in 50 1.2 hours; and by the SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bill tinore in '0 hours, Philadelphia in 56 hours, and New-York in 61 1-:. hours. Throurh Iickets can alone. he had from E. WINbLOW, Agent of the Wilmingit'n and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the office of the Company, foot of Laurens street, Charleston, S. C., to whom please apply. Ma rcI 23, 1852. 22.-tf Improved Cotton Gins. Thankful for past favours the stubscriber wish. es to inform thle public that he still manuiac. lures Cotton Gins at his establihient in State burg, on the most improved and ..pproved plan wl.hich he thinks that the cotton ginned on one of those gir.s of t1:e late improvement is worth it least a quarter of a cent inore than t1e cot ton gillled oil the ordinary gin. .ie also mian uiactures them on the most sinipI'.constrlction, of the fllest fini41h andt] of the best materials ; to wit, Steel Saws aid Steel Plated Ribs case hardened which he will sell for 82 per Saw. fle also repairs old gins and puts the1m in con plete order at the shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be promptly and pitnctual atteneded to. WILLIAM LMUSON. Stateburg, Sumter Dist, S. C. Feb 17, 26 AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILERT. S . & E. A. G I L B E RT continue the CAR RIAGE ISUSINENS at thle above. stanud-No. 35 and 440 Wentworth-street, Charleston-where theey will be pleased to exhlibit to thleir old friends anid customers a very extensive Stock of Vehlicles, com-. prisin~g those .of thleir own lluanufactture, together with variouls other styles usulally found ill th is mailrket. Their long acqultainlt ance weithI this imarket as manllluaturers and11 delers will enable them to (or gireat unlluemen~lts to pturchaiseirsi both iln styles Au~gust 241, 1852. 44-tf JOHN N, NEVIN, SUJITER VIL LE, S. L'. (Near the Depot.) Painting, Gilding, and BIronsing. Gilding on odin Silver, and Graining. H~loslehol VFuni Ire done up in the neat. est and best mannller. All he0 asks is aI fair tril. lie gualrameesr 1o give entire sat hael oln. Nf All orders froml the~ en-untry promlptly nutendlred to. JanI. 11th, 18.53 1I.1 CABINET1 WVAlmROOM. inlformnintr lhe citizens of iumevll and 11, ic~inlity that heo lhas op..tee inl SumtlervilIle, e ,posite thle nlew Presbymerianj Cheureh, a C'AJI NET1 WeA 1tig 110(1 , whlere he. will kweep for sate, (lcheap, alli sneh1 furniture as5 comels unde11r this deparFunet ofI is trath', whie he01 ntill 'walrranlt elf good atlerhu~ ;ad ut ill fu~rnish for ca1sh, atI Chalrh-s. L.2u praL's, ali diescriptlions~ of Furuiture made. llepirigexcent~ed at thle shoertest noetice. Mlnhllganly lad pla1inll 'insi lurishled wsitth iUt delay. Ianvin~g procurecd thle se ices oif Mr. C. W, I).t vzs, lhe is prepearedl lo furnish Metallic P'lates enlgra~ ed ill ally .tyie. .All thle subhsrlber asks is a famir trial, atnd hoes. by punlctual l atention11 to bulsinless antd easy termls, li mieri I pletic pailtrOage. lw-eruairy 17, 183, ly..iy For Wright's Blu~ MVur fAY'S FEltitY, Ai D ALL Intlerme'tIuncte Lanuniug y/v"~ TheI stenliwcr ih:KA 1.11, Uriso.C masler, wval Ileave Ch;IalCeto as abcove, abott the 5thl of October. For Fireighet arranglie menC~ts apply to Calptain on1 Ilord, ior to O)'NICIL, IllLL & KiENNF.)Y. 37 Wtchan opy~ loyce's Whalzrf. Sept 27, 1852. ..1 By1. Thomas O'Connor, .utreceived pe'r LL:til Iellead, a chonice selec till of I ig:trs and1. Tohbacco, Cordials, Pre serves of ail descriptionus, .Jeilysi &c. Alsoc a 'omph-te 155 aotmentl 01 Giroceries, which h~e guaratee to111 I Sell as lowt na.~ thley can1 ho ob tainedI freim Chartseeo for. Negro Shoes, The11 subscribeor hars maude arrangements for thle mlanutfacturte of freon F our to Five Thousand pairs of the aboe artaile by the FALL. For re ference as to qutatity, lhe would respectfully refer persons who may heedilepose dt to usl' ~e of him, to those w~ho ptronize ix a~7J As to prIce, ho w d Celn be frordq~ diATy iRaE LOnWSr.-rAntoidI AIEDTERRANEAn and EBoU A - M e d ic in es. AN CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS ND OILS, SPICES ES, GELATINE, FrB, . FLAVORING EXTRACTS, PERFUMERY., HAIR DYE, LASS NAIL AND TooT-BatiRszs, Wicts, - - COMBS AND HAIit aBRUSIEs RD AND SPER OILS, FANCY. SoArs, I Liver Oil. iti every article A DRUGGIST ORt PHYSICIAN. most approved |ILY fMEDICINES. 24-tf $500 CHALLENGES, Whatever concerns the heahih and happiness of a people is at all times of the most valuablo importance. I take it for granted that every p.-rson will do all In their pA er, to save the lives of their children, and that every person will en deavor to promote their own health at all sacri. flees. I feel it to he my duty to solemnly assure you that WoRMS, according to tihe olinion of the most celebrated Physicians. are the primary causes of a large majority of diseases to which children and adult are liable - if you havo an a>petite continually changeable from one kind o fOd to ;maother, had Mreath, Pain in the Sto mach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, I'nlse Irregular-renember that all these denote Woans, & you should at once apply the rentedy HioblcassmI(ek's Woriat Syprsap. An artielo founded upon &eientificl Prinijes, compounded with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when taken, and can he given to the most tender luflant with decided biene ficiul efTct, where Bowel Conplaints and Diarrlaa- have mnade them wenk and(] debilitated the Tonic properties of my Worna Syru p are uch, that itsUnds withoutan equal ill the cata logue of medicines, in giving tone anl strength to the Stomach, which makes it an ufaible remedy for thosc afllicted with Dy aa'cps, the astonishing cures performed by Is rP1 after I'lhysiians have faile.:, is the best evidence ofit. superior elliccy over il others . 'hits is the most diflmult Worm to destroy of vil that infest tie humian system, it grows to an almost indefinite leng'h becoming so coiled and fastened to the Intestines anld Stomach efTecting the health so sadly as to cause St. Vitus Dance, Fits, &c., that lhose afilicted seldom if ever nspect thnt it L Talpe Wora lasteniig them to au early grave. In order to destroy this Worm, a very energetic treattnient imust be puraued, it would theretre be proper to take G to 8 of my Liver Pills so as to remove all obstructions, that tlie WoJro Syrup mitay uctdirectupon the Worm, which astis be taken in dusus of 2 Tablespoon fiuls 3 times a day, these directions followed have never eeI kiownm to fail in curing the most obstinate case of Tape llutrn. 1Iobenacks5 Livei- Pills. No purt of the system is mure liable to disease than the LIV ER, it serving as a filercr to puri f the blood, or giving the proper secrmtion to h le; so that aiy wrung action of the Liver ellects the other inprtant parts of lihe systen, and results varimsly, in Liver Complaint, .iaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore watch every syoinpjoin that might indicate a wrong action of the Liver. These Pills being composed of RooTs and 'LANTS furnished by uaturo to heal the sick: Namely, lot.. An Ex. ?ECTOnANT, which augme,.tes the secretion from the Putlationary mucus menlmraije or promotes the discharge of seited niatter.. 2nd, AnAr A tijv , icit changes in soie itiexplica.. 11n 8iaipb rte~ gives tone and strengthkto the nervuuAyiteaid renewing health and .yigor to 'all parts of tbe body. 4th, ACATuAt-Tc, which acts 1ii pa fect. harmony wvithi the other ingrediet's~ ant operatinig on. tihe ilowels, .imnd expelling the wihole amass of corrtupt and vitiated Diatier, and prifying wth Blowidcsh destroys disease and .You will find these ills an ivaluable medi cine in munvi comtplaints to which you are sub ject, In ob~struaetiens either total or partial, they have beeni fomil (of inestimnable beinefit, restoring their fmuctiontl arranm.,genits to a health y ac tin, purifying the blood anid oilier fluids so effecnmally to put to flight aill comiplaints whlich many arise fronm fenmalo irregualarities, as bead iteche, giddiness, dianess of sight, pain in the .ide, back, &c. None genuiine unless signedl J, N. I~ontaACK, all others beinig base Imitation. ' R I C -- EA C:ii 25 C'I. pF Ageants wishing ne w supplies, andi Store hKeepers desironts of becoming A gents mlauut ad dress the Proprietor, .J. N. IIBENSACK, P'hiladelphia, Pa. For sale by all Drnggists tand 3Merchants in the UI. S. P. 5M. CnmF., ChIarleston, Whiolesaie Agent for thme state. August 10th, 1852 4-1 The Corn Exchange, BCfy .t'homas ' CON NO R, WVho keeps~ e<>nstantaly oat hanzd a lot of D()%lESTICS nt ther lowest ratteM. GR0 CERiE'S at C1harksntonm priea for cash Bacon, Lard, Hantus. Butter and at large sup. lily of thme best CIGA RS antd T1OJACCO) which lie wvillI sell cheaper than nity nmer (hbant ini town), also just receivedi 401 barrels North Ca ro! ina flour. D. J, WINN, 11h's Jusl receLived fruim Iidanmore atmi Newi Yok ak Iarge anid t elli ,elected stock of V ESTI.Y(;., ihie finest anmd best that haom ever been brought to this markect. .-.i ISo, heady madul Clothing for ti;ents' tand Youths, otevery gomalit y and udescritiona. I having se huect.ed the G ials, an d hadl thean made upa to or oer, hme enn warrtant te work. ---A LS0, Evory description and quiality of G'.oves; tDres I late made upi to order; Cape, Silk Cravata, silk P'ocket flandkerhiefse and~ Neck TPis, Lineni Shiram, do. Collars, Merino Undershairms, do~.Airnwsers, with every- article that is worn by gef tlemunm, which hie ',Ihers on reasonmable terms, antl solicits a call from his old customers, and ilie citiz' r~s of time Dlistriet generally. \Smiervi lle, Nov. 15th, 1852 2-t isl(?S luhETA LLIC COlITI'NS of all sizes, conistantly on haind aud for sale by IIUD)SON & BRIOTH'ER., O)pp. Temnperaince Hatll Sumiterville.. Veterinary Burgeon ROhiCRT~i W. ANDRiEWS niotoiies thme citizens of this, and the atdioining I)isiricis, thant hut hats remnovedl his Stables nenr thme De,~ poat of the WV. & M. Ri. Road, wheure lie is read y at all times to takea clmmrge of diseased IHorsei (or a muoderat sharge ii m all cases where thmere is no enre no pay-wIll lhe expected: Ife alsoi comnties to takes.Pamsengerso toid' from thems Dept and ex eta. short l. to receiv & . O u Tit TRUE . DIGESTIVE OR, GASTIa - J Prepared from RXNNE, or theto"We of the Or, after direetionila4M great Jhys1oloic ChetI This is a (ruly wond re tion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicei v Constipation. and Debility, - ture's own method,by Natua *-s Gastric Juice. 3V Half a teaspoonful o in water, will- digeirt or disst1o of Rost Beqf, in about too Stomach. iein i th chief clemetrt it ing I rinciplte of the Gastric Jtn- ojx a of the Food, the Purifyind, Ireit", Stimulating Agent of the Btoma tindies, i extracted from th' ach of the Ox, thus foring aQri ive FluidI. precisely like the tnt Juice in its Chemical powerr and Complere and Perfect substitule (dir It aid of this preparation,' the pains - Indigestion anid Dyspepula.are remo e'i they would he by a healthy Stozne~II lin wonders fur ysptics,ociris - buliy, Emaciation, ervous Ut peptic Consumption, supposed td bat of the grave. The Scientiio,'yl4&hS e which it is based, is in the hi 1;' ous aid Remar ale. i Baron Lieblg in bla elebrdkd mal Chemihtry, says: *. An XaMP7AWIMogots to the Gasi lotc, k readily eparerrd from the mucqu the stoumah Iof the Calf in whleb eles of food, as meat and 'ege;vl changed and digested,-juslp'ipntdei as they would b in the human Zqiab' Dr. Combe, in his valuable Physiology of Digestion".ob"#4 dimninution of the dite quintity of a Gas Juice is a prominent and all-prevllgai Dyspepsia;" and lie states that. ! dis&4pg professor of medicine in London, =i vurely afflicted with tlhiticoq t every thing else to fall; inba -r---dnt*., Gastric Juice, obiiined from the , 140 living animals, which proved Nho cersfuily " aMtm Professor Dungliion, of&I 'J'Wer' Philadelphia, in his'greit'wor on ii mani siology, -devotes more than fiftyIaes~ toa - amination of this -eubject.': Ha . with Dr. Beaiuont;' on th'e Gasti-i tained from the living huiani 4 froi atnimals, are well known. '1114 lie says," digestion occurrd'asdriretf artificial as in the natural-dision * ,Dr. John WV. Drapor, Protessoroqh ih the Mtedieal Culeeoftillb"x 6ho New York, in his 11.'e at ook orp,_6 page 3S, say,: "It has, been 4 qis t ther artificial digestion could be perfor ed"t.-I. it is now iiiiversally adinled i rta t.s Dr. Carpenter's standards prIi'_? which is in the libra of eV Ap tlan t tis.ure4 as a Txt -Bo in all oll Of evidence similar:-to tb&'t o'- W the remarkableI pfact that ATst4 1 titosQuieIli of t~ vibx4 x x s ritheitp ' cpetnt secretion of Gastrio 6-ff .',$ Call o at Aena ga Circular, gratis givingg a 14 entifle I:vadoence, similar to a bove' wit Ieports'ofe -Ilmarlabeh Coir 4 parts of thei Uniterd Stt . AS-A f)81 d "Dr. Jioughatda'si i'uiamvta 'prdb - morst moarvelloijs .efects, bn eirpu s~ief bility, Emaciation, Nervous P're peptic Consutmption. -I Is inxile the details .of cases sin rte iraasf'h dWt tisemkent; buit uauthenicated~4et~cq~ been given of more than 'w letT abeCures, in- Philadelphi~?c~et1Iid f lBoston alone, Th'Jes eueryJli t cases, and the cureswer'itnl4 ~ tp wonderful, but permanedii" It is a great NeugAntidol,4r tqIk ly useful for tendency to lilious d 4 v r Comiplainat, Fever anid Agile; irid l4fe of Quininre, Miernury, and libi Digesative Organsrfm ittt liingsicknt ~iI~ for excess in eaunig, and~ahe free botr" den bttas ce, tos eoniq1~ wt There is nio form of Old St1E lrGh whih it does not seem to reanetand one. No tmatter how bad tlrirg" - instant relief! A single doegT~ro? unpjltzitnt sy/mptgos; and' itionry repeated for at short tunne to mnalei~ ettecta pe'rnenit. Purity of.BQ~u~ of'.Blody follow at once. 15. Ispa p l lent int cases of Nanisca, dumnttn.(ir Soreniess of the pit of the it'oih~f~ eat ing, low, cold stat of the 1Wl~ Hea~ Luwtt'Es of Spirits, Dcspszdgo ,$n Weakness, tenidene - to Iniaanit1 ySe ,r, Dr. lioughttoit's I'tapin,.is isoldh.b the dealers int ine drugs and Pop I41j~ throughrout the United Stts Powdter andi ist Fluid form-~andn I rbtsc~~ vials for the ruse of P'hysicians" z ' $9 Private Circuliare for' ahbe,~ PrI mtay he obtaiined of D)r. Hogh dlescribaing the w hole procew -f~ giving the auth oritieis upon& si111 this niit' remuedy are bastedld lItr* iremdy, nao aidjer tina carn. lI use by P'hysicians in respieet~hti lrr regula r pracetic. , P'ric, One DoIla rt gtenuine PI:PSIN hears thieeritir __ . .lotiv aTno, M. ).,' sole l*P lt f"ill'j~ adelial, Pa. Copy-right anid MIpl lo E$ Sold by all Dug 1or sale mJ Sumit~ lkp ~ * MIJl4R ~~ff Deicembher 16, 1851, -' Webb Claktw I SUMTE1WL fu hlly informe bia-patron~ S publfe generallydh prreparedi to accomodteJjI i~Vj him a call. at the old ntari y rattes. , Jlisnservanut nro i live, his taible shall be-~ t the best the snarket will domestic arrarngelnentM h' menctt sahall be ordeorlpar~ t ' pacutfully solicitsaashrrai Canuien L0OOK HIEJWJ| A1O .IJW receivdti riety