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Father Mafhe1 ia danger This worthy disciple of temperance should understand. tllat we kill peo- pie in this country by kindness, well as by other weapons We killed apfesiGent m toar weeks aI- ter he was inangurated, by shaking hands w,sh him and boring hin tnr oifrr and the many invitations which Father Mathew IS receiving ifom atI parts ol the country, the many visitors calling upon hiin and ihe constant occupation of his time. leave him but few opportunities, We apprehead, to say his prayers He also ought 10 know that we have a peculiar at schment 10 what is called lioaisiRg. and if can catch any distinguished persoa, We gre sure to dfag him iroui pillar to post. undermine his constitution and fatigne him 10 death. hy way of showing oul extreme hospitality Those who wish well to Father Mathew; (and who does not ? should permit him to go where he pieases without committees of the Common Council, without crowds of obseqaious friends at his heels. The worthy missionary shoatd be allowed to manage things in h,s own way--snd the more quietly the better. Let him go from city to city, ffom place to place, when and how he pIeases, he will find sincere welcome every. where, without any disposition to initreiere wiit his plans for his oounfort,--lN. '. Star.
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Tsras Immieratisas--The Houston Telegraph. of the 26.h aIt says that large number of .emgrapis have lately soiisd h the frontier counties between the Trinity and Colorado. IL adds :. About hfty wagons crossed the Brazss ut W eco Village few days ago. and we understand that many of the eni- grass who have crossed at that place are settling on the San Gabriel, the Besqae, and Brushby. Some settlements are forming towards the sources of the Leona This section is foand to be beadmrabIy adap- ted to the raising of sheep. and t will probably in few years be filled with extensive sheep walks Ws understand that flock ef several thousand sheep is on the way from Illinois and ihsis ners tRtsnd I ts settle on the river San Gabriel"
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Further Indian outbreaks in Fiorida

We have received from the eiEicr of The Savannah Gerogian a slip dated last Saturday at P. NJ, containing details ol more Indian violence ID Flo rida which lead 10 the alarming belei that there has been a concerted attack upon the while setIe- ments Passengers by the Florida boat report, that sn attack was made of Chariofte's HafboF on the Cuff Coast, nearly at the same hme with that on Indian Riser, so that the expresses from east and west met al Tampa. They say that the lndi- ans some fifteen twenty m aunbtr, came n at the trading store al tue month of Pease Greek, al the head of Challott's ifarbor, and inquired for Mir. Kennedy. the principal in the establishment He being absent, they killed he clerk and another man. aud wounded several other persons anong whom were some women; plupdered the store, set fire to it and burned it to the grond. They then decamp- ed with their plunder, and drove of with them a number ot cattle. No suspicious of hostility were entertained by Inc inhabitants w ho were Of course entirely unprepared for an attack, or for defence An express was sent to Tampa, and the officer in command immediately dispatched one of the two companies at that post. to give protection 10 the set tiers in the negbborboed of the depredarions = There vas not sufficient available force 10 pursue the Indians into their The greatest alarm and confusion prevail among the frontier settlers alt of whom abandoning their settlements and their crops. and eeting for safety 10 places of security, leaving their all in many instances to the merces os the relentless Savages.
 The express from Tampa. with dispatches for Washington, met the Florida steamer at Palalki. The frontier is nearly deserted. from the belief that there is to be another Indian war, The Georgian coIrecs it's former estimate of the number of Ind. ans remaining in Florida, and says that the Neiin- formed traders compute the number at five to six hundted It calls tor the immediate removal of The Indians, and adequate force to protect the eoun- try.
 MT. Russell, the U, S Collector a, Indian River, wounded by the Indians, has had to submit to the amputation of his arin.
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.m1nnluann.

 TKVNFm Asesa, Huma ahs CherVina AxGS | NN Patent nlfna tiaase aud kseius HM,lsap hsi. lows, ea fs 1s lasasstt Vasstsbs Raiut q eall ead Shae Btashes, ffoa orreeas esescb. se silh sltsss brsss Fiask Holts. SPFtmE sod kasfri ds sreAes' ara.sr. tssY.iae aas Am~fissa tet1sies tafhteg ,;ooxcs; bsa aa5 laiae C@sissss setisa. us1l. tnd herss 1ress kstins. leg aaA isfth thasnss oeos Ssrurs; cork saa pstrHt faaeetss i9fst hrAFri RSnsiAs; wardraise sod hsa@s Serew HaeAes efoad, shiagsipg sad ass H,teasis: nsts ehsss. hsnd sRt Sscise sansavrs: hrasst)css aesksl sHss e'si,sst. aai alpANiar kaise~, tea, hrass and eaasal l4 A'-i
 tics; M5yuee I.6eAs. wlth M5aetst ksea@s eiase, knob ead alopet Locks; Uees taaehsss apist LyyesA aud fa6lAs. Corn aua EvlE<e ii tltsi hea Ms,ssaes Gates; wroeeit sud hct-e Sals. sssss seFsM Niags: ssassth ack srsa loiaicF Psaswss SpeAs astasrss bessh Serews- srrew aud sssA paissass NvM fel- lt,s Jspsws sasA leekss ysse Sisaesi sssFnsan, easl and eiissef Stseta SttkieS. gTtss asss Esasn Scythes: Shaesss ssa Fengss Aa,ss's sad nsher sAies; long sma shars hsasse Shoseiss stceSs snd Dies. Screw Ptstrs; bed aud wood Sesews; suef sieei aud plasei Sqassns; cresweat aud Rowland 2 Aill Saws: fsi.oe aal wood SSws, compass aad Isssd. d., Vices; shasasr Sers~a. Se.. S1e-. Sc, Eecesved sad ter sule bs "A 5ss'
 tals ai, WILLIAM B WAIT
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ET-The Califeraia feyes is Fsgsng in Switzerland The advertisements which sepeds la sAe ienrnAis are amusing, There is oae ia which stock com paBy proposed to freight ship for California geld degefs- Ii'waa sxpecied to take her seas meaahs to TO and rstnfn and alazA .sse s,sewshs cf t4sst tinAs Tor the drgisg of gold In ts ilns ss.s sasn was b Frln:A wiih eie0, sec ih his pcskeL'
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
 97' N6stY YORK pg{TES

FOR sAt2 Ar WAIT s OLD STAND. NEARLY orrosrrE THE rtf AsTHose HousE TYyIIE citizens of Litue Rock and it's yiciHlly have \ now an opportunity for purchasing BODkS-- either Iar. Meairai SckSal, Fhreaetoyieaf or Mis- csuaaeoss sud very cheap pr'ses. small lot oi STATIONERY wli also be sacrificed ut the same rates
 The public are invited to ca and examine the prices. 'ths stock wil only be i1 this City about two weeks. and will bot be offered al suet'oa. A great variety sf Noyeis and i4ight LItexatsre may be seen al use sals,- Sisad--as t.
 Mscauley's History of England; |. fsmattine's Raphael,
 RaxteH's iite in las Far West. tjast published ?
 liner CoasRste and Empire;
 sIe,nt ITS of My Youlh:
 Autobiography of Franklin and msoy others
 Auggss M P WOODRUFF.
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Mafdsr ia Neac Haxsea = Robert Moore, of Mts- soari, captain of party of California emigrAAt&. was murdered in ihe village es Sau Msgsei, New Mexico. the 4th June. by a Mir. Sianfiela = Moore was killed with a shot gun, loaded with two balls, Siaaheid was suasled and pat ia IAil fhe cause of the oatragr was difficulty which oc- cared ea the route.
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STRING G9eBS.

KuST seceised' and DOW opaning, at the ytapd .b formerly oreuHied by Charles Rapisy, f,li assortment of DRY GOODS consisting, fh psrt. ]. oi IA. 7-S. A-4 and I44 Bieacisef and BrowH SHEEflNGS saa SHlRrlNGS, 7-S aad 3~4 I.oweIi-; saG peces ateo-s, as p pieces pfnfed Monslins 70 pieces Plaid Ginghains pieces Linen Checks pieces lris'i Linen: pieces i2 q Ilnen Sheeiing. pieces s-4 Linen Damasls i0 pieces Coitona,lrs, Se,, &s.; a ef ~birh will bs oiFa'ed very low for Cash or cenniry ptotaee.
 MayT JOHN D. ADAMS
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Curious Disposition q Money Mir. David Dun- lap died at Portland, in Galloway county, Missouri. a few days since. lt was known that he was pos sesssd of considerable amount of money. bnt none of 1t could hs fosnd about his clothes baggage, Some few days after Il was recelected that he had pockets Ia as undershiri, which had not beea taken of at his death, and tt was eeaJecturcd that the treasure nigh. De foand there. Acting under this impression, the grave was opened. the sairt exam. ined. and g ,225 found in his pocket. The suppo- slon was that he tad died of cholera, but this did not prevent reclamation of Inc money.
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Canerra Caatefs.. Caneers ,!

VEViE gadedsgae.i. hssisg retnrued to and settled \ permanently in tse city of l.ll1ls Rock, re- spectfnlfy tenders hs services 10 those who may bs so unfottahs,e to be sfiic,rd with that dreadful scourge known as CANCER. aaas warrants eurs ia every inslsnee.,oF no pay. Applications frsrna distance wiH be pron2lly aslsndsd. to, s ss f-iss
 He las eSfeustve list of certificates of cures performed by his remedies witch lie viii De pleased to exhihitio those who rsay feel interested A*'
 An interview may be bad by hypiyng at tbe -Arkansas Banaer'' office, eorner of Fest Main and Elrn streets. upstairs. j. j. THOMPSON.
 Aag "A, fs49.
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xIe oAa Fsilvw.,.

, Tl's prevalence. af sha eheisIa b &. t-epls in snch sa agEsaxnssa and dIarss.ipg issn, kss dsuhs les bsan productive q many of thn AsneveleRa sa ssilsaaafieelpa aetipa ior which ihe lsa,esRty Of 0ad Eeilsrs ere so ja~sly dis'iaKsishea A vii. ter. ia . late Aanibet ef the Si. Loass Uaion, has ee.nmesnsF1led lo vsr~ lhA Masslls. kladnsss and the assesFyiAa hsnes0lssoe q ihst NtaeF. 'slsoi, has esastaatly fs!iowsa the sssgs q sss sssghIia eesuoysr uipce its fatal sgpesrance tn ta; eAsy-- Bat we wat ceeS tiae eer~s as usey Hss far mcrc descriptive sssesvrsssive sf tke goe4 deAas of tho Order tlaaA ssy words we oae eonsnand --i fse s.., Now, whaa. ths esssileass fsiasP ss kiag.
 And the haiasf lie is q bssass ,taAsg, s Tie Hfosher ia kssff witt ! sssiis aod asear,
 cssssto tsis hesss es sfdlet7aa tA cheer.
 when fhe pcef sife sfriaks fsom her hussseds ; ssi9s kSaafh
 Ths, Grvlehfs iae afa,o~p.,srs roaad wi's dsssa @ 1se usd I elisw haeeq ,sil uts .s Pass.
 And he dies iB the arms af q brother ai lAst.
 When the wiAow taFnS her despairlng head.
 From her c.,sidreRs tasnishiug cry fsr hFad.
 Ifsey come to ssfengrhsn, to help ts feed,
 Anf the widoS'sh heart tsrsaiccai indeed
 In the hasnts of misery. wherever pain
 thllis the wesm pulse. orharisA tie AFaia.
 Where sorrow. and aagRisil and paiH sbound F, These .AHgeiS ei AieFey" are ever teapa. sss With besrts whose Prompuags are fair ass shs dsse They silently 70 on their tnissoa of 4ous
 And whsrc ''tRIENpsHif" sad 'sJsoyE" sfe pow
 sf1ess 10 save.
 "Tarra'' ligils iiHe aafkstss and sleem ef The as grave. sn as#e
 Success to the esdsr and flourish must, s
 A ligl,s te the weEid, sud gaise io tiss ynst.
 May their pare hAaDer aoat over tue laAa alad the
 sea,
 And ore Odd Fsliase n4ske himself eoes with me
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1H'@8 DfF.D:
 In this'coHufy, on the i3si, i9st csTHsKsSE Ii. eossert of Joseph 6astiing. sEed s9 years.
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MARRlnn.

On the ed iast., by N, IT Chaplin Esq. Mr Px- rER K. coLLsNs to Miss ANeEHrsk baows, both of this conniy- 4 sas
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IT srr CouSrf oF SAiISE.
 Ia tae Saline Creaa c6arl oaepsioa, .9qg ', isie Alfred M ingsl. ComoIaiaaat,t)
 rs. a }SBu.L FoR DIvoRrE. yirgnia R. Ingish, D5eadsat.) M
 (tANiE the eemplaisani, by his seisiler. l.. A. N Whteiay. aad filed hts bill in this case. the object whereof k 10 obtain divorce from te bonds of snatrineny. and il appearing by affidavit an- nexeA to said hl. that tiie aefandant is noH-resi dent of he State of Arkassss IL is, ihSfsfore or dered that notice be given said defendant, ly pub cation of this order iJ The Arkansas Baanet, paper published in the city of Little Rock, for two successive weeks. the last publications to bq al lrnst four weeks before the next tsrm of said court to be held on the seeoHd MoUdoy after the fourth Mon ds.y of September next st the court house in the county of Salise. requirag the said defendant to he and appear op before the seeosid day of ssia court and pIsad aeaHr. To said hih. CT the same will be taken confessed, aad decrred eordingly. A K H0ChEksAiFH, Cier1. A true copy. A'sh s-A4 Auest: A. R. HocEKRsatrs, Clerk. 4s:2w
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(tfANVAssED HAMS --esoe Ibs Cincinnati Nt, Hams, received and for saIe l'y
 Aug IL. WAL. H.. WAIT ,
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR. R.--49 Bbls. .Iliaosax- IN Ira saperine Flour, received and for sale by
 Aug IL VIM. K. WAIT.
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lnpreFed Eagle c9lisn Gins.

IH1FtVlN "" I"FtNl t"t1."HN NFsssf' rKNHE subscribers, agents of the manniHcturefs. k bave oa haod Bumh4t of ihe ahove G I NS, with PA TENT rDETA CHED CRATES. sHd Ias@ proved Brushes. yJiicii they offer sr sale ai aba%' faetarers prices. T.. D. MERkick X Ce.-s
 May l5.
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DRY GOODS

HEAVY lw;ile,; Cotton osHahuF9A, krpwn \ IA Shessingr and Shirtlnss NegTe kessess, TckSags; ncsiu,s; hIac and brown bTiiiss Grey Lihsrys Shirttug Sttlpss 6-s tssee satxa eleseh'd sad bsowa Cetssa Fiaapeli BlaArhsd Dftlas, li-& Risae~d Cotton Sheetina; all wool kisaaese; Gsasa do., Liuea Lawns RiFd-eyc aud Scairh DaRet. Biack Sc4eiEc Sak: French 'fweadSs Black CW@S 2 nssrss; Essek and wstsee SaOets; Mnrahssi's iaasa Thyead, No 25 b 5a, Whi,e aRd hias Aiachiuaw Blsske,s. paihl d. super tw.A'd whtsaey. te | received aAd for sale By
 Jal% p4 VIM E WYATT
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. } ;.

Probate coart, May Twm, 4, D. is49, TT appears, to ,he satisfaction of the eoart here. \ that .IoAa q NicA5tsaa has departed this life leaving ao knewn iseirs: Whereapon, ss iA ordsFea by L,e coart here thai pubeatidsa br pasde tH the Arksnsas banasr, naper published in this Slsts ( for six successive weeks
 I)eecyistsa. .--Aheat tssssty-wix years old. light hair. far cotuplesieaed blse eyes asd nhsna si . feet high. ~ f, E. WILSON. Chrk, gsi
 Ysfvslie fuae 10. Ia49 fs7
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DACOS AND LARD--ia 10 esstw AfksasaS ID SfDES H-fafS aud SHOCLDEks; 5 5bf5s.' LARD. em eoasiennI.ni. and foF ssie very low, tby
 May F. T. D. MEtRiEk & cs.s !
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EnR RRYT,

1sA \ ROOM. 25 by a feet, opposite the Rock ksss Hotel. Main street. formerly occupied as 4sX-Is Peslossise. Apply ts
 Jaue j. 3asf JOHN F. REARDoN i
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TRESN GR0fERlEN. kt. ke,,

FRESH eR0fERiES. kt., ke,, a. ID ECElVEp PER STEAMERS PENNIwfT h AND DUR0C, snd for sale al the lowest prees-- sucag which are ihe following articles 35 sacks Ro Coffee; 4 bbs. Loaf ssgar; hhds, Loaf Sugar; w a, bbls. Reboiled MoIssses; 20 doz. PsIated Pails;
 boxrs cheap Tehsceo;
 5o sets eonipsa I'escups and Ssaeefs, 90 & EdgeJ Plates; M as 9 doz. Pitchers;
 l box Shaving oesp;
 bale heavy Drilings:
 bales heavy AlsiaDa Co'toas. 2 June. F. A. ]. HuTT. s'
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PIPER. INA aAR faReS


 A SMALL LOT OF PRINTING PAPER. 1t "A hs ;is IHehss, and assoFsHfst of Sue CAP and LETTER. futed aud anfaIej; slsD, 2S dexen packs ot PRINTERS CARES. assorted size. and coioss; and isw kegs oF Mashess's EEW and BOOK INK. tor sale Attha4 ApiI 10. HAMMER OFFICE. IRON, CASTINGS, 3.oo0 lhs. Bar hes. IL to by 3s to
 7oe lbs Band isoa. to by n;
 6t0 ita4 Rasse Shoe Erea; s~
 eu0 lbs. kaGaG and Sqaafs Iron. to 3S. ,s
 : Bundles Hoop hon. ioa. aa ii sets W sgoD Boxes, Sklliets, Nos 2,3 and 4s Round Pots. !. 3 and te gallons: Odd Lids. Fire Dogs; A.d00 lbs Go,sen Yarn, sesesysd pss < l. ' ? 6e;Soa.' and isr sAle by ss q Jaly.5 wM. B. WAIT, s E.,REsH GROCERIES --tl seeks Rio coa.s. E l0 hh6s. Sugar. [ bbls. roskAereA Sugar. ! bhls I.oaf sngas, F hbls. Moissses; i0a sssks kali, @ ( tif bbfs Csasbesfies; eki. EaraHts: F. baskeis chsnFsenes 2s ho.1s Star Candles, bxs best Inpssisi Tsay X bhls. Rice; together vsth large assortment of Preserves; Jeilies; Wines: cordiais; pekiss Said oil SrAsisf oSses, &a. jwss sese'ssa. per s'ss'sf p.,p PsnDs it ssd sale al sssy reduced sssss. for rasls or soahtsy produce. bs AZ sss FA May1 JOHN D- ADAMs.
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Jnl4 ut VIM a WYATT

D AcoN. FLOUR, 6e.--d.o .oUi Ihs. CIear stdess k1 ( easAs extra sngsf-easrd Hams;
 eutnnon eaavsse~d ftssssss
 !" sasarseassd Dried beef; aes a
 | ..ss a Beet IsRgAess gss 2n kegs Nc, Isrd x 51 bhis chio sapetfne Flour r--rseeissd, pss steamer ss BeaeSa. and foe saie hy
 IaIvt5I NM. WAIT <
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nR0FiSi0NS, sSe.--+J5. hhls cInesnaaii Flour
 | bbis Bsrou Sides, casks clear sdess 25 hexes Star CaDdles; 6lm ib~ Cotton Yara. &e,. jnn re- eeived from Cincinnati and Es+ sale very lev for essh, bT |an2t ]. D. ADAMS.
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Re- sad tor s.is V lss7i .m.B wAir
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, gssssls :. Breeaa,.l BreFaaa.!..

s< bFNNNIA hEHFfHs4t btVsHHks.t 1tECEIvEi1. per steamer fhiiip Psnhywil.%
 and lcs sale lew ioJ cSSh--
 ,za palr. Iesssy Reset Bragans. sze fsem 6fo l4, IaQ ao h,ark Ss. " c te f4 249 psirs sepeF-kiF Bsexsss;
 dozen Mons blaes Reagh ard Ready HATS. do Bay's 60. do. ds Ink :. A. HIT
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chee,aw Land scrip,
SpRINls GOODS.


 ID ECEINE ED. pef slesmhoai Cotton Pisnti lasew ke and fashionable assortment ei Fancy SPYING aud SUMMER GOODS. ot tie very ns,Sea Styles and Patterns. 10 whseb the auepfieH sf tke Ladlss aad GentieaeR es ihs ta~n and sis inits ia imelis 3 AES0--An fxleastse stock ot STAPLE n1K GOoDs.-ali Of which will be sold at the Lorsst Prices fapi i0i A. !. nuTT.
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DRossANS.---3 easAs Aess' Psine TASsk Exs- .D g4uAy } cases Meas Paine Kip Brogsne.
 eases Bsys' Prime Kip aad Thick, ds.. Reed and far sass ey Iag7l WM. B. WAIT.
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THoa.s RlrcnlE. Esq.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
y RESCUE TO TIE AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
IsSs
;ss;sas g;Sl1sS| s;

certain remedy for all fixed pains in the Side. Clcst
a i.",IS, Bnct, Bowels Ma clcS Rheumatism in all
lis varied forms. Nervous Affections. Lungs and Livur
Complaints, Spinal Affections, Frmc Weaknesses etc
f"r til" above Complaints this Plaster has EQUAL TlH
great celebrity which ii has already acquired, not only
III TIE DID, but IN the new world tine extraordinary
cures has performed i'll the of suirr.
ing, hnv" acquired for 1t such a repaiiol that the PRO.
lmctor has m"t--Inl reccnty-bccn able supply half
the demand.
The sncs throughout every city. tDsn and village in tho
United States without parallels
circumstance not surprising when the amount Of
human Si'hrrn" relieved by its is considered. In Spi-
mi detects. the benefit usually is of the decided
character In Nervous Complaints nineteen Of
twenty readily yield io the I,ene ratilg smua combined
in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either in acute chronic the claims Of
III Hebrew Plaster have long since been
knowl"dgcd. Those who labor,ls under weak backs
II" matter from what tho weakness may have origin.
atcdeven such persons have been misguided in
applcaons-in The Cf the Hebrew Plaster they w i'll
find the affected part suddenly restored lis original
sourtlnrss
ASS supporter in cases of constitutional weakness will
be ound o great advantage 1t is particularly recomend
ed to Females who suffering from sudden weakness,
or general debility In short il embraces all the virtues
which the most scientific mind capable of compound
ing from valuable substances found in the old world. and
will be found entirely free from those objections which
arc Of complaint with the numerous spread plas-
| t,rs before the public.
G These pnstcrs possess tho advantage Of being pnt
up IA ar tight boxcs-hence they retain their full virtues
i'll all climates.
Be,corc Of Countoytsits ard Base limitations.
None genuine without the engraving of lew David on
the wrapper around each box Price so cents per hoy
Each box contains sufficient spread or eight plasters
Sold wholesale and Retail by Scovil &Mead Chnrres
Street New Orleans Cepcr, Agent. C. ,ha g II w
West. " ~ ~ "'"
Sold at wholesale by A. Fitch Columbia, 8. c.; Havi.
anl tn ~ X Co., Charleston ). Barnet Augusta Ga
kR SG," by CAAPBEAL& & SEAY, Spar,anburg, s. C.
and W. II. Watson, GreenvlIe, s. c.
Nov. 7. 4s o.
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Ig'li% narnr has r"," len published ncar n twelve
month. and with thAlt'criug testimonials of appro
val by many of the most uigcmt citizcuS OF tue entire
State. encourage The Publishers 10 make redouhed
efforts.
70 mcrchaats aud rr'rs in the upncr Districts of S.
Carinn. the rri-wrck Telegraph oilers at ml"
nation nuc in advan Of any other plr"r 1t will br
borne in mind, hy nuv 'lnt during The period of the
Mexican war, after its nricati"m begun, the TcIc
graph, by means ot d ~ Exprsss kept running from "
Orleans thc Tr!c"rn ,"nt its renders furnished with the
cXciCng and NEWS often days in advance
of The r." .u'nr Mail.
In regard ro.cie aud Domestic now, costly nu,
riccnt ant.u g"m"nl> " Photographic D,,pnici,rs cnn
b.es them always to k,g much in ">mrc OF others pa
prr". y,
fail anG correct Commercial Report, embracing the
prices "i I"ouvc. ST. anil such other matters as the
ruicr and country ntenan will be Interested To know
Will h' g.v,l, up > ilr, las'r>t hour.
In r'"arI 20 Politics, Che paper will be independents
and r"!r"m"" is 9c 3th" Prospectus, and the columns
Of the paper. tor full inSrmrtion on HAT point.
Subscription price, Thrc" y Iirr> per aunum. half in
advance. SnH>,rphS received 10y the Post Masters at
the d,it'r"u' Nilin lcsGui I'NnS in he State
Fifteen Dollars rcn't"i tim" will cmtitlc the
person persons, tosH copies q" tho paper for year.
SILL * DcLEON:'
Colnn'hin. s C.. Sep l.
P;H-rh" papers trron%on, tn" State will confer f,-
vr" Ivy giving III" above few Insertions
September -. - If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA!
'' an aNDOht DISTRICT.
In the Court of Ordinary

In the Court of Ordinary.
stephen Darby, Distributec Applicant vs.. Pietv n
and Others Defendants. ' ~
| appearing TO my satisfaction that Rhody Cornen,a
ON" o the Defendants in this case resJesw;,l,an, n
limits "t this State. 1t Is therefore ordered tbat tcy
apPear ana OBJECT 4" the division sale of the real
"cto oi james N@N, dcccascd before the end
OF April next, or her to the same will he ene
Of record. ~ WIN "o o"'et
Given under my hand and seal
n. BOWDEN-O s.
Jan. o. so
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