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,AyDnnoDe

i s Will be sold In Sumtervitle on the frs Monday
iii March next FIVE LIKELY NEGRO MEN;
and on the day following at the. Plantation of MI
Samuel .rindal in Clarendon, Three HoTres, and
sabout Twenty-Five head of Stock Cnttle, 10 Fore.
CLOSE q Mortgage given ty Samuel Tindal to l.. F.
Rhnme and James III. TindalI.
~ sa1sf<ti L. r. RHAME,
S9 - KS se3 JAS. II. TINDAL,
Feb IL, 1850. rs 3t ,''a Mort ngees.
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VI ebb Clark's Hotel

I 81 ;s.,s lI7izI..Ele t-LLL1z2, IS. G.,
This Hotel 10 situated ii, the most pleas
ant part ofthe tow n The Proprietor viii be
pleased to SEQ his friends and the travelling
public; promising to spare no exertions ON his
part to render them comfortable. Charges
reasonable. 3)eF t
8s3 t3tS WEBB CLARK, :
Eroprietor.
Il Jan % s5 2g>-tEa ifdI Ia tf
W Tri.Weekl: Telegraph. (ColuInbia)
and Charleston Courier, copy three months
and send bills tOSthis Office for payment.
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GreenVille Female Collegiats

SeGa911nnGDe
DR.. AND MRS: HUME SIhiONS, from
Charleston respectfully announce to the pub
lie that they have established a. Female Sem
inaryin the town Of Greenville, s. G.. where.
every branclfof education will be taught. The
establishment is one of the finest in the place
.nndlthey are prepared to receive d large num-
Der OF borders on the most reasonable terms
Assistants Of lhe highest ability will fill each
department and they feel themselves warrant
cd in confidently Recommending their Semi.
nary TO parcnts and guardians who desire
well grounded, finished and elegant educa-
ton for their daughters and wards. The
most satisfactory testimonials are in their
possession and reference is given TO the res.
pcetable citizens Of Charleston generally, al
80 TO those of Greenyile. For terms (Which
ara seFy low) and other particulars see print
od Cireinar at this office or itcat, be Obtained
from the Principals free Of postage Address
post paid,
4. J. HUME SIhtONS.
Grecnyille G. H., s. ca
! Dec. 26i Ie49. % 3m /
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Sale Of Mortgaged Negroes,
will offer for sale, at Sumte, Court
House on the first Monday in March next,
iour negroes named Rose, Eve, Richard and
little Linda, levied upon ;nl to be sold to
t25scloSe \ mortgage given by F. S. Delser
~ E,nna L. Gordon
tth sts59 :s,', III. SKINNER, S. S. D.
Feb Ill, 1850 IL; 8,
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.SMNAAM.s..

AL persons having demands agaIslSt the
late Samuel Mcbride, of Sumter District,
are requested 70 present them properly at.
tested andtiloSe indebted VIII Please make
ayment.
j GEO. w. COOPER,
MARTIN RHODES,
Erecufors.
Jan so, 1850. l5 at
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A Notice for ALI,

lido hereby forewari, any person or persons
trading for either Of two Notes given by me
to William G. Young or bearer, and Michael
Gibbons his mark as security, witnessed by
Daniel Dennis; said Notes are each for $500
one payable first January, ] S5l, and the 9TH
er, payable first January 1852. .s,gf.t.S
p. NJ. GIBBONS.
Salem, Sumter Dist. Jan %, 1850. IA,f
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Notice.

issWilig be sold on Friday, the 18th day Of this
nonth, nt the late residence Of John Pringc, de.
Scased; Horses, Cattle, Corn, Fodder, &C., &C.,
belonging to the Estate Of said deceased.
Conditions on day Of snle.
E,as. * tt,$ v.Astsas,f 'ar w. LEWIS, O. S. ID.
Feb. 9Th, 1850. y HAaf,& l6 1t
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1a@S0 S0GAooa
All persons indebted TO the late FL IN. of
CONWAY& WINN, are earnestly solicited
to make immediate payment and cave Cost
Oct. 10. IS49. so II
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School Books.

ui Every Description from tho Elemental,
spelier, 70 Latin and Greek, Including S,S
uonary OF all kinds, for Sale by y :
a. j, s. p. MOSES.
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80 N5RNSyAXANA,NAMS
The second installment of twepiy- five dol
lars share OF the capital stock OF the Brad
ford Spings Feuale sInslitntc Company is
hereby required to be paid on or beiosa The
frs, day of February next. BY order oil
I'D GREEN, President /
D d MCLAURIN. Treasurer
Jan .lst 1850 10 #
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Last Notice,
TO RENT

A small Farm, at about one mile distance
from town, containing soma Is or 2O,acres of
cleared land with Dwelling and out,buildngs
complete. The locality IS healthy and the
water remarkably good. For further infor.
nation, enquire at this office, or of
sane PERRY MOSES.
in Is, 1850. IL #
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5. ! IA 81 @ ~ 9 e s. .

81 Twill offer for sale at Sumter Court House on
she first Monday In March ncxt,
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging 10 the Estate of Thos J. Wilder, decd.
!. woman and her four children, to the highest bid
der on acredit Of six months, the purchaser giving
Noto with good PERSONAL security, with interest
from day OF sale. r
:9f'6 S'Af a w. LEWIS, Q. s. d.
Feb IL, 1850 le 3,
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IA Voice to sY,., as.,s,,srx.y

!
DIR. GoRDoN'S FAMILY PILLS. l3a1,rs
compounded exclusively of such ingredients as M.
ture intended should operate on fhe Impurities
0. tue human sys,ems,rike ct the root Of the dis.
ease, removing al impurities from che body OPEN
ing the pores externally and internally, ssne stf,
nii foreign and obnoxious particles from the chyla
so that the blood Of which il is The origin, must
De horoeshiy pnre--1iecessasrty securing a tfes
stomaehe, thereby restoring hnalh by opening thss
pores cleansing the veins and srtefies ,,f,i,nrss
ding oil !he natural veins and fying tho bisod,
they render the system not only thorosis fiy sDad
but also imperyons 10 disease, crea ,.sea aH othrs
means Rdre faifad. 81 "a S6i8 3sglSssg,
THE universal celebrity which this medicine
the many astonishing cures il has .ffse,e ia ~
established It's efficacy beyond all doubt as q gene
era! fanlily medicine il has no rival In ali cases,
@,n,,,s g. lndIsSst,oa, ,,i g. siliens Fesers
Dropsy, Piles, Collie, Worms, Disease oil the Hca ~.
and IN oil affections ofthe sonlaels and boyeIa
Gorden's PILLS win be found never falling reins.
To insure the fnI1 benefit of these ceJsbrat.a
FILLS, they should be kept in the hoslse, so tfirs
upon the first commencement, OF sickness thav
may be nj once resoried TO- One dose then In bs!-
ter than dozen after the disease has become sss
tab!ished in the system s5gs 5Igs'Tfs
tiordons PILLS are purely vegetables and so I'M
fiocent that the isfaat of a month old n,ay t,sa
sasm Il inedicne i FA4nired. nnt only with saisty
bur w of receiving nil tho benefit
medicine IS capable Of impaTirYs nay
use them during all the critical periods of ihcfr
iives--Dr. Genioa's Pills will irsnre their hsaith
and produce regularity in all the functions of l.
Wiihin the last twelve months, mora than one
hundred cases OF the most aggravated ofln of dis
pepsia have been cured by the medicine y,ht'r,s
rigid dieting, the Blue PHI. and altncst every oier
means had been resor,ed 10, without any fepef 4,
and when death stared It's miserable Victims f;,il
In the face If Dr. Gordons Pills were not aslarts
cd 10 the cure Of any but ths hnrsid fsifiy ibar
uniform snccess in this disease alone woa.d l,s,
sahcicut to "aaft on the fagna the name rf sfes
lnventor, as a bencfactor of his Rpseias.
Inc medicine never fails to cure the worst cases
OF I'ties IN one meek. For sale Mt:
E Agents at Sumterrille; afessrs A., u ss,.
T, Moses, nrs. Miller s. Bossard, and d. RS
Melteti, and by Agents generally in South Cars
Feb. l3, 1850. @ ~ Vi ls sf en-,
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Just Received,

A FINE ASSORTMENT of East and
West India PRESERVES, Jellys, Catsup,
Prunes Olives, Sardines, Sweet Oil, Pepper
Sauces, Spices, Lobsters, etc. etc.
Fine assortment Ladies' Baskets,
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The Oldest Soldier IN he World JOHN KoIom
beskl was hon al Os rowa, in Poland on the Is
OF March, 1870, and is now 100 Years old. II
entered the French army a. volunteer in l774
being then a promising youth of44 He became ,
corporal in 1890, at The age OF 60. He was m al
the republican and imperial campaigns, and i,
1908 was rec lived in The Sd regiment OF the w.
tula. 10 1914 he was wounded and sent 10 N
hospital at Phi ers, which he soon after left, TO b
placed in the % regiment of light infantry. III
soon after became an officer, and in 1910 AZ Tn
age OF ll6 was enrolled among the veteran Of Nh
On companyS
This Dsss = sry instance of lougeyR
ever seq 2E 2 s-army is now upwarls
one hG- a Iafs"s.@ Senty, has served seventy-hv,
years, ano 2 M . tweniy-nine campaigns. IL
enjoys exceA u.riua is rather strong, very we
punt, aud DE- al ,a. haa foufscore Louis PhIlppr
N one OF hls ktrac,ion. III in with his company
preux, and saa IN onr u, soldier on duty He caeD
MIN up 70 MN, ihlv messing his own cross off b
breast, fastened r. iii fhetsuIdier's D
KOlombesks eeeved lpension on the 18th
May, 1850, and the minister authorized his admir-
sion into the Hotel OF the Inwaljds
The governor of the tnvd lids had ordered tina
inns brave veteran should bel Introduced to him
his arrival hut as Koi0mbfsski was fatigued h,
was taken 70 the in6rmary add the governor visited
his bedside, as did General Psatit likewise.
Ia future, every cen ienariah soldier, when alu
mtted INTO The InvAilds, is TO ibe treated apGns
Ger, out Of respect for his grelat age and q
services he has rendered the SttaIe
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NGSG'SI3te Msdtc5ne Warehouse,
No. I5I Chartres ST. Nerx nrInnnn

| WRIGHT y co. having resolved to stand upriyaled in
- every department Of their bugines have agreed with tbs
FoPnetors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States Keen them con
aniy supplied with fresh and ample assortment al Fsss
az below the usual market By arrangement tbey
are enabled 10 offer Tor the inspection of purchasers the
N5nsye assortment which be- found this or any other
N.Y. Having mad many years experience in the purchase
anu sale OF Patent Medicines, have acquired facilities
or conducting tbs particular department. the liberal
Ce anu now prepared supply trade az prices so
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to iealzs
handsome per cenage his nyement either at hOssaEe
" RetGH Al their establishment may be found a ID /
tssortment OF ALL GEN UiNE PATENT MEDICINES,
Inc following lust comprises part of their assortment and
hn be furnished to dealers cases at from twenty TO
twenty-five cent cheaper than manufacturer rega lar
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- fACAE ~ SNtlleu ottea pre-
CONTAINS Latest Intelligence h-om t faithful review
pared expressly FIR every steamer ar reference tb
aaaiEs in part of the unon ~ "a at in it's politics.
Home News in The South West lnde and co ans
furnishes Impartial chronicle parsnr rnia Its columns pre-
ters Of erng neres Americans synopsis OF News from
under separate heads digger accurate List of the Mar
quarter Of world mouHlsrn States
hges and Deaths in the Southern to make the Pacific
CALIFORNIA; No expense been par bearing dugs of friend
cent welcome FL Dorado icing established
and Kindred The Atlanc borders san traicsoo pap
manen basis with resident proprietor price Of Five Dollars Dc
b placed the unprecedented upon which 1t Is Of re-
year uersaergg The liberal terms ID regular subscriber
will place IN the over Ave anorg ~,
in California, besides giving e,re ashI rI
uansisn population, II s not intended a mel 40 b,I - 49,
cation the propeiors have resolved that nothSs
iss their part for regular patronage fhT sseSs
whose devoted. The Pacific Crescent
Of Reading Matter Il Typography Is beautiful spe
lhe ART placing 1t second TO parer. IA the Union
CROCKETT, FROST q CO. New Orleans
aust daW J. c. DUNCAN San Francisco
e Subscriptions received single ready maii
sou the office Of the New Orleans Crescent 80 Charles
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o R. CONS PATTON or THE BOwEEH.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sureat sasst and most certain remedy this disease
It will positively give relief in the cases. and even ate
Ill the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequent
allied at office with asonshmen upon their faces sati
hat they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pan
their bodies neRr the bowels, and that cOpOus moyeme
mad resulted trOmt ThSresult will always follow aIoroug
5bing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COZ
i've Let the experiment be tded. II perfectly safe an
q no instan eCan the Pain Extractor do harm
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DA IL Y'S -,
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUNn

II - -
HAS ever been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
VI tns famous remedy. Almost daily we hear of new
,oe IN >ho"n Rlrtue's discovered by its application to
new ulseassUi s Remarkable fact that many of its eff
eots, are known from Gecient or experiment. So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY the mn.
Heo' 50 auuaoe ths combination o. liz .ugrentnts. that
it is found suited to relieve almost every ament to which the
frame of manis subject. Let us enumerRf some of the ne
GullaT qualities of this remedy
Frst.-lt will within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the sevarest BURNS SCAi,iJS or
LISTERS. 1t will also the pain and cure q; MT
| FP"rJl-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
| DWELLINGS.
sui m,d-In cases of BURNS if applied Immediately, it
o. erve liie matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned; and consequently any sore,
Inflammation.
Ihird.It will heal Burns OF Wounds Ulcers or Sores of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
fOurth-l neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabd animals.
yg''-l WIN, wherever applied, prevent MORTlFlCA
80 anu IN old wounds wherever modification has
e"oeu' II WIN arrest the disease, and the wound
to ts natural state.
St1th.-lfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
Wy ~ .s save no Inflammation, Swelling Pain 20.
S ana le D0nes unite, and become strong with astonishing
capdity.
SeoeHh-When the Bowels are painful, or ipfamed. TIT
Extractor, II well rubbed upon them will afford relief and
b even When castor OIL jaap and all Other
Egttt perfectly safe in ali cases-it never can
DO harm-the system will absorb more than is nes9yf
repair IT, 1t WI not conflict with medicines thai may DO
taken Internally
We have not space in this publication TO enumerate all the
diseases cured by " "
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall snDJOn few testimonials of its value gslarff
from the thousands in possession, from all puT # t
country.
PILES.
It may be confidently stated that there no case Of Pill e.
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
tt certain remedy, and the pain and
soreness.
!, John Williams, a resident of Hamilton county and Cit,
OF CINCINNATI eel il solemn duty that owe the C0mrlU
y mus 10 puuhcy state that have been troubled with the
Tor about seven years. during which time have
Tered much bodily PAM lost great portion OF that time y
confinement bed and have expended several hundred
l9As but TO no purpose; continued grow Mean
while was persuaded, and finally urged make trial Of
- DAltl.bf > MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - tor
The Awtq! complaint; and TO my amazement am a
well ana nearly as and the of boxes of i
precious ointment ascrbe my These facts am will.
ing to aimm to, should it make the of an old resi-
lent any more authentic. JOHN WILJ,IAMI
4th month, 1877.
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OSWEaO, michigan, Oct u, lS47.
Or. 10gRScHd-Dear Sir: | purchased for my wife two
bottles OF SaFsapaa of agent, Mr.. MCNalr, of kaia
mazoo, Try for the Fever and Ague. Before had FIN
shed the first bottle, appeared the blood, and
other day. when the Chs and fever appeared they les
violent and before she had finished the bottle. she was ell
rey relieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague. A lady thai had be- very sick
with chs and fever but had broke them with unne and
left a very weak and distressing stated roubeu
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that hat
wife, she sent and procured few bUutes, and
restored her few weeks complete health. Your SaIGR
lara without doubt unequaled in diseaez incident to
The West, and if you think that this communication VIII Do
Of use you are at liberty 20 use It as yOu choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN,
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DAGUEHREOTYPE, TALROTYPE HYAlN.
.,,,,,, TYPE GALLERY.

NTAGUIRE& HARRINGTON, having purchased from
IVA the as4gnees of W Talbot the patent rigbt for i
use Of his Tabotype process the States Of Louisiana
Aahama, Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave to call
attention OF The public to their gallery of specimens in tins
new department OF Photography.
The Iabo ype Is taken upon paper, ivory, glass metal
and variety Of other substances, the first possessing The
decided advantages of traDsEissbiy by mail be
enclosed m letter. made to adOEn the of book.
preserved in portfolio.
the picture be finished degree desired bV the
variety OF texture and color Of the dapery and
saed
The TabOyps represents the ,iter without any reverse
elect mole or scar upon the right cheek, appears upon
The Tqlboype can he duplicated to any extent without
impression Is taken copies he furnished 1t future
time upon simple application by letter or otherwise.
n B:-M \ H. being furnished with every iaciuy for the
prosecution OF TINS superior ready to dispose Of nghU
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect Likeness child OF SIX months in one
seoond NJ M charge [mhl III No. CAMP Street
ENRUITs, WINES, LIQUORS, etc etc.
L K. f. NICHOLS co. u Camp street, importers and
dealers in Wines Liquors. Foreign Fruits ETC have on hand
the following brands J. Heuessy, Otard Dupuy Il Co.
Jean Louis, Pine Gaston, j. Fraud, OF the following VIM
CHAMP AGN Es-Heidseick, Red Eagle, Cuquot, sebnei,
der, puca Grape, and other well known and established
ORT-Sandoman's Osborn, Offiey, WebergIes, in wood
sHERRiES-Pemartip's Racava and Echeoepar, in wood
and glass; Amontilado and Golden, glass; g.,
HOCK-SteinweTs Rudesheimer, Johannsberger' spark
PICKLES, AND sAUCEsCrosse 5, = Bmokwel's, Wells,
ORANGES AND LEM0NS-SOO boxes Of EACH IN prime
NUTSIlvalnuts, Filberts, Pecans, Brazil, etc.;
ALMONnS-IOO sacks prime sottsheled Almonds oV boxes
baxe prs1e MR. and London Layer
OILS - Essential Oils, Peppermint Bergamot Lemgn
Orange etc. 1917
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she brought bed box, applied 10
leIt immediate wherever touched me- and begged
TOR enough annont thoroughly. was obtained and
new life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
IN the chest even made Pills of it, and took Them which
soon cured NE. owe life to your valuable Extract
being now strong ever, and have been ever since ea
1.-THE year Az. kERZIA FRENCH.
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sAGr RHKrM


Thlg critics that DIV W f5f Y'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
ias Tsen ase ny !&a' Salt Rheqm Of thirteen years
uratoH ma for " arts f7F 5erCe diseases have been a
once aey and hey we're both entirely removed Then
.an be odH I'M but tins Medicine mas all he virtues that tn
Patent rec II ys fOI It, what has fallen under my obse,
yaon add4 4 TO the w respectable tasmonas in il ayo
:, lies haEs ~ n a3ie occurring Immediate relief
Buffalo. M T. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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~ Is CAMP STREET, Nav ORLEAEs 81
~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES NJ
Ina Fh old est tbshment sohcIts continuance INA
public patronage. II the oldest now in existence
he SOUTH And the one too that has uniformly kept rrsi
'hh good Medicines evnced by the fact thar lis odcs
'aons are still It's besi Every compound prepare
" the proprietor, WHOSE experience in that line
Nteen years standing they are prepared of the best IN
'realents, and are cOnse, eny of the best quality.
should Planters, PLY luans private families wish t.
ocure botanic Medicines that every respect warrant
"a TO answer the designs Tor which they are recommended
ney nave only to give their merahanr strict H.
uucons TO procure them OF the subscriber who keeps
,anty on hand full and complete both OF
1es and compounds
All ow prces as articles of the same value GA =.
Afforded m the South
Also all the late Botanc\ nrks
A Botanic Physician alYAgs in attendance 49, Remamb
me NO OF the Store is IS CAM SrREET. y25 d& W IauI
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BLACKWELL,s ISLAND, Sept. IA, l47.
Dr.. TOJoHsCHd-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly ioI
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable Of the time
could not eat sleep walk bad the utmost distressing
pains and my limbs terribly swOhs.. have used four
bottles of your Sarsaparla ney have done more
than thousand dollars worth good, much bet
Jer-nieed entirely relieved NOu at liberty TO use
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
I.krE ~
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Wei?aVe used it in upwards Of one hundred cases OF Bill
ous Fever and Fever and Ague and in proved
successful G. NJ. CHARPUNTIER,
. JOSEPH NJ. Cd FRONTIER,
- NJ WA. F.iN On.
For further re fetence, apply to ths ing gentle
mostly physicians al vi planters, tewIn the many: ~
In Newbrleans-Dr4 = Gilbert VIM - wen, g. g. g hell
anu George w; Saunders i MessI ShroVshre& Son. G. A
5qnaaiord, Fl b Ives and Cayo! George ausset .u.
Ni els'SVVV rdBsh RS r. Suter anu j. W. AIen'
ps5 WH g. B S and O. ? Bob >7, N
W& Rochelle ell M snd Geo s TSIston "
"A, ensas P9 ls@ hlessrs J. H. Bullin Ira Boyn ~;
walton, WIN Flynn, VIM Ferguson and h x ETnv,.-s
ftaplnes iarsi-Mr ]. b. Knapp. " - L ''"eNN'
state 9I mSsssippi-Gen. w. L. Brandon Col sar,nIo
Messrs b. Shaw, w. Q. A. Kilngswonh ia viS nttiiT'
sayi1 McCaa John S. Chambiss, f. j. Chambliss.n,'
- Also1Rey, VIM Littlejohn, Parish of Assumption. m,
T. NJ Z; Glover, of Missouri formerly of this civ d. "
a heeu, o. Quincy, lii who can speak OF his
o"h Aho%le9ge, from actual lnyestg alton and ual.
H. L. MANN, IS GravieT street, GensSal gent
~ For sale also, by GILBERT & Co, 49, and G. N
HN, ~ Magazine street; by Mr. COVE, al nv
s@I uS'utu Qlce, New Basin; by Won HARfEN h
~ near me market, Lafayette; B1SBEE x HEMlNC;
Jefferson city at the office OF the Oreanan Thrt
''pHl ipsI and VARIOUS other agents.
VI " per Ounce5O cents half ounce. An Ounos
Is SUFFICIENT for SIX eight cases, Se
zone genuine without the fac sple signature of A. Ks,
Ga % The likeness authority and signature of JaneI
H on le envelope, and the words, 50 Dr. j. Sueed's Fe
yer ohIGS New Orleans, blown IN the vial
hlso' hendaIIs CHOLERA SYRUP, a certain remedy
ur IhOierA, Cholera MOrbu Dauhua Dysentery and sum-
Hlef GO5lpiuiht For sa above. Prepared only by
Ll' 8m A KENDALL n 60. Proprgtors n ORLEANS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

Those that initiate DR.; Townsend's Sanapanla, nave
invariably called therstu grclt Remedy for Females otc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints Of women, word for wod-other men who J.
medicine, have the great of Dr. HOwHsen,
Sarsaparla IN complaints incident females, recommended
le although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills. etc, Injurious females, as they agra.
vaLe disease. and undermIne The constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

RTTsBuks, jan u, ls4l-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
It, know OF one instance of permanent cure OF Asthma
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