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NEW FlkM.
TTNHE Subscribers having connected themselves in bu
| siness, under the Firm of BUFFALOE & COOKE,
take this occasion inform the public that they will
keep constantly hand all articles necessary for the
uses of the Family Farm. Their stock consists in
part of the folowlng articles
Bacon and Lard Iron and Nails,
Flour, Meal and Corn, Cast and German Bills. Steel
Loaf crushed, clarified and Castings Trace Chains and
Brown Sugars, wedding Hoes,
Coffee, Molasses, and Salt, Soe and Upper Leather
Sperm, Adamantine, and Powder and Shot, and Lead
Tallow Candles Soaps, Tobacco Snuffs, &c.
Country produce-particularly corn, fodder and dry
beefhidcs-will be taken at fair exchange.
The above articles have been carefully selected and
bought with cash. and the subscribers determined
to be undersed by any dealers in the City.
]. G. M. BUFFALOE.
GEORGE +. COOKE.
April 9, 1850. sO7-
N. b. South side Old Market Street, fourth and fifth
doors East of Williams, Haywood, & Co.'S Drug Store
NEW SPRING GOODS.
TNHE Subscriber is opening his Spring Stock at his
old stand, of the latest imporations and Domestic
manufactures, consisting of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries.
AMONG THEM:
100 ps Calcocs, various colors,
100 Brown and bleached shirtings and Sheetngs,
Ginghams, lawns, Irish linen, Hollands,
Cottonade and other Summer Goods for men and boys
Padded for children.
Brown, refined clarified, crushed and loaf Sugar,
Java and Laguira Coffee, Green and black Tea,
Cut Nails and Brads.
California and other Hats, for men and boys.
All of which will be sold reasonable terms for cash,
to prompt customers on time.
]. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, April IA, 1850. s06-
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NEW ARRIVAL.

DALMER e. RAMSAY, has just receivvd hand.
j some lot of fine Gold and Silver Watches; Gold
Vest, Fob, and Guard chains; Jenny Lind Ear Rings
Butter Knives and plated walters sold ON their usual
reasonable terms.
Raleigh, June S, 1850. sl3-
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State of North Carolina,--Wake County,
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1850
Oliver & Proctor George w. Observation-Disclosures
levied on land.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai 'n0
defendant in this case, Geo. w. Hawkins is no' az
lnhabitant of this State It is therefore ordered by .s
Court, that publication be made in the North Carc
Standard, for eight weeks successvely for sad dcenu
ant to appear at the next term of this court to DC
for the County of Wake, at the Court House in kaes%
on the lst Monday after the 4th Monday OF SePe%Dd d
next then and there to plead repleyy; or t'e bs
levied on will be condemned to satisfy the debt o. w.
Plaintiff
Witness R. P. Finch, Clerk of our said C0"Is s0,h
OAce, the LIST Monday alier the 4tb Monday Of @ ms
A. D. 1850. R. P. FINCH, s. C. Cik
July Is, 1850. (Pr. Adv. &5 624)s2 s-0E.
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CIGARS.
II ECEIVING, and in Store,
h2O,OO0 Fine Regalias,
$4,000 Domestic Principle,
10000 Imported Principle, warranted genuine.
$4,000 Jenny Lind HAVANA, Z"
$4,000 La Gretta
5000 Casadoro,
q, 900 Low priced assorted.
The above lots of Cigars will be obbed at low prices
to punctual Customers They having been purchased
the best TERMS will be sold at less prices than be
had of any House south of the Potomac Also, landing
lots of Confectionaries Nuts, Fruits &c., all offered
our usual accommodating terms.
SAMUEL H. MARKS.
Petersburg, Feb. 6, $780, 1856
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Female Academy.
4 FEMALE ACADEMY will be opened near the
residence of the subscriber, 10 miles South of Ra
on the 22d instant under the superintendent and
direction of very competent Female Teacher Board
and tuition moderate Early application is desired Of
those who may wish to send.
THOMAS G. WHITAKER.
July Sd, 1850. sls-3t.
Register copy times.
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SHOCCO SPRINGS!

SHOCCO SPRINGS!
WARREN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
NHIS Fashionable Watering place and pleasant Sum-
mer retreat, with many additions and improvements,
will be opened again the ensuing for the reception
and accommodation Of visitors. = ,.-fss = -.
s - SAMUEL CALVERT.
May, 1850. sls-et
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GEO. WORTHAm,
= ATTORNEY AT Law, oxford, " L.,
"7ILL attend to all Claims entrusted to num- . and
w Counties Of Granville, Warren, FranSH"'
Person. -- xsf uoo fin.
January 2, 1850. 7s"-'
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person paying the Of $500 per Session, is en-
titled to Board and Tuition in all the studies of the Col
lege. Beyond this there no Ertrus.
G. C. MENDENHALL,
President of the Board.
Greensborough, N. c., July 6, 1850. s22-3t.
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Fashionablc Boots and SHOES.

: IHSnHVsHnAc 0OOt3 ana SDOe8.
RI O. L. BURCH keeps constantly on hand zen.
erai assortment Of Boots and Shoes, made I'm in
most fashionable styles and Of durable materials
Two doors below the Post Office
May n, 1850. ''s'' siiC 81 =.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

II HAVE now on hand, in Store, large Stock of new
Il and fashionable DRY GOODS, bought entirely for
Cash at very low prices.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere, they may buy OF
me at their own prices. determined to sell all
my stock in short time, without regard price, as
may want to make some alteration in my business.
have on hand almost every article kept in Dry
Goods and many articles not usually KEEP,
by Dry Goods merchants.
Remember that these Goods will be sold at great
bargain, and call on ]. CREECH,
Raleigh, February 81, 1850. 79-tf
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Warrent0n Weekly News.

!" "NITCNtOH "ttKly NtWSs
Under the above title the undersigned propose 10
~ publish in the town of Warrenton, N. c., weekly
Newspaper devoted to the general interests of the COM
munity.
The News will give hearty support to the pinc'
pies and measures of the Democratic Party portion
of its columns will however, be devoted to Agriculture
General News and Literature,
The lst number will be issued about the lst Of August
TERMS.
The Weekly News will be sent to Subscribers at Two
Dollars per annum in advance Two fifty if payment % %
delayed six months and Three Dollars if not paid un'
the close of the year. ss .
JAMES H. MOORE,
.-N JAMES A. COLLINS.
July lst 1850 =. 49, S28-
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ii~s.=s *s4 Saratoga Water ssz ~ s...
Quarts and Pints just received and tor sale at the
Drug Store Of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
June, 29th 1850. ei9-
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KUHN'S PIANOS q!

thern Ladies, patronize your own Mechanics.
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Hats-sprimg Fashions For 1850.
REAvER Moleskin Panama, Leghorn, Coburg, Pc
boys. - r. a. MTctIEI '.".
Raleigh, April g. 1850. sos
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4 FINE BAND OF MUSIC

.s.+s.- A FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Will be in attendance during the season.
oz-Person travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road will always find hack ready for their accommoda
ton at Henderson and at the Warrenton Depot There
will be daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs.
CHARGES
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Every berth has been enaag.S "a - ssr.....
Lind boat" the Atlantic 70 see.r : n. a.-ss-s =
the Americans, who reforming hsus.' - be
Jennys travelling companions.
The rumor that Dr.. ~iseman i % Be msas a
Cardinal IS confirmed.
The John BulI'' says that Sir John Cam Hob
house and Mr. Labouchere are to be raised 10 The
peersge.
Tory newspaper 81 Lincolnshire says. that Sir
H. Lytton buwer is 70 be candidate for that citv
with Col SibFbrop, Bext election. Bniveer came
ont az strong PrOtestionist ar recent meeting in
He.eforjshire. -
Lady Noel Byron has offered a house and r,re,va
acres OF land for second Juvenile Offenders, Asv-
ium, at Stretton, Warkwickshire.
A cargo Of wheat, grown near Jerusalem, has
arriyed al Cork. asT
The Efforts Of the Rev. Mr.. Copvay, : chief Of
tne OllbwAy Indians in Liverpool, on behalf of his
5ca brethren Of the West have excited considerable
The estates Of Mr.. John o'Connen, situated at
alalee, ana producing gross rental Of some two
thousand pounds per annuIn, are now In Encum-
bered Commissioned Court s..7l 77-1-7
Lady peei has greatly improved In health. Sir
hobeIs Feel has bsqaeaihed The f,rn,lv pua,s;ar,
ln W hiiehaii tardens and all lis app1tsepsnces.
70 her Tor llie as well yearly income ef f60O0
heirs sk -AA ~ '''~
Genoa correspondent Of the Chri.t;,n r..
says that the alleged cause of Haynaas dI.s;sssi
is the discovery ii the maI-appro1ra,,o "
siderable amount Of the public money RadeesSv
Weiden, Archduke Sigismund and D. Asnis ~
SAID 70 be Implicated with him. Rsdetzkyi Ts be
dismissed also. the civil power in the IGsi,s mo-
silsFs nasing peen already saken ont y his hands
beranger, whose songs render him 30 steat !
tavorIe with the people, wandered recently 4 ,he
ttuarneF Latin, where, suppozng hins ii "a b. nn-
known, he entered one ef the humble cabarets-
Some students recognized him, and, procuring se,1e
nowsis ana weaving them into coroDet. placed it
upon hs head. hey sent Tor the most captivating
young Iaales o. the neighborhoods and. forming
procession, carried him home IN triumph.
man named Manks Of Sheffield, has walked
thousand miles in a thousand hours Each cor
seeutive mile accomplished at the eor.,uence-
meat Of zach succeeding hour His exhanstinu
was 50 great that 1t deraied his mind and hgongbt
| on delirium tremens. A
A French paper. the Presse. o;v.. ..... ........
Of experiments made al tb. bonss u M 4. CO..
din with new reiegrapb;c diet;onsr~ ~ ;.
tion of M Gonon. Disnz, g.; Z, " iHssn-
lish, Portuguese. Russian and Ts,;. ;s.li,;.s Las
proper names of men and plare. an -. s...ns
were transmitted and tIansiaIed - s-,es'
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The MormorS--Dr. hlackay has written for the
London Morning Chronicle, full and interesting
account Of the Mormons, a large number Of whom
are constantly emigrating from England to this
country. He says that the Mcrnons boast of hav-
ing an emigration fund Of three and half tons OF
California gold. During the last ten years, the
emigration Of Mormons from England has been
nearly $4,000, and that during the last year
amounted to 2500-cheiy farmers and mechanics
OF superior class, from Lancashire, Yorkshire.
Wales, and the southern parts Of Scotland. {" The
growth of Mohamedanism." DR.. Mackay saws.
rapid as it was is not TO be compared with he
rise and growth Of Mormanism.n -
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COsTRV E66:
OR, CONsTIPATIoN THE BoWELs,
THE PAIN EKTR fYT0R

the sures safest and certain remedy fo8 this dseas
1t will positively give relief in the and ate
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have feiuents
called ooe with asonishment Their faces, stas
they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pal
Of their bodies the bowels, and that copious uova
mad resulted from This result will always follow horons
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they COS
tiva Let the experiment be tired. Ii is perfectly Eie; ar
In ne instan Ie can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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The Pislsfeld Alanufaetaring Company, al Pits
field, n H., running 5000 sp,Hdles on 80 inch shirt,
lngs, have stopped Operations. Also. the Exeter
Mill, al Exesef. N Fl, which produced q well
known and popnlar article Of family sieeting, will
stop during The next month"; ewing 10 The dispariiy
IN the prices Of the raw coison and the makket
valne of the got,As ia
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Prosy Speeches "A reporter IN Congress Gays he
is frequently compelled 10 sit under an hours dis
quistion upon the meaning of ore word m the Cons
stuu'ion, This no doubt is annoying enough 70 q
sensible man, but how che could a session be pgo-
,raeted sevsn or eight monlhs unless members waie
pnzpossly prlSy foF the msre object Of consuming
TIME and 10 defeat acIon. -
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Most OF the cooking associations Of Paris, have
adopted the charitable practice Of giving raup every
morning to the assd paaf, ef 10 he walkiaa Peer
PIE wis ere sas u emFlsymsst,
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Nslg t0ay Of Raking People Charstadls---It is
often easier to obtain favors from the pride than the
charity of men. A shrewd preacher, after an elo-
quent charity sermon, said 10 bis hearers, am
afraid, from the sympathy displayed in your eoun-
tenanees, that some OF you may give too much.
caution YOU therefore, that You should be Just
before you are geaefous, and wish yon to under-
stand that we desire no one who cannot pay his
debts TO put anything in the plate" The collection
was rousing' one.
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Gold Discovered IN the Copper Region edi-
tor OF the Lake Superior Journal states: s. We
were shown Yesterday, by Capt. John Halloran. Of
this place, piece of qnaTtz tock from Lake Sups-
rior, containing several doilars worth OF pune ma
i've gold. The gold shows itself in particles, dis
seminied through the quart the largest Of which,
as near as we could judge from the appearance,
weighs more than dollar. He states that a friend
ia the mining country had discovered rocks OF tsiis
Gescrpton, of which this is 4 surface specimen as
lis appearance clearly shows il to be- that there
reason, object or chance for je ception in
regard TO il. lie brought ii down in order 70 have
it examined. an we saw il thoroughly tesled IN
several ways yesterday, md there is 40 question
az TO its being genuine gold Ii is not, however,
tie first DISCOVERY Of god on the Lace geolegsls
menied DR.. Hough,on CO ,6ieni that gold
would be teuud IN cnnsde able qlantities; and il
has been supposed, from mnHtss made by him. and
from remarks 0n the suhjset, that he knes more
out lis location than any one else, and even
much m re than he had ever made known. We
have no disp7 ion 10 siari 90 den humbug story
here at the North West California viii monopO-
llze every thing in that liaeand we beiievA THAT
our copper and iron mines will be OF more perma-
nent and lasting alue 10 this section, and 10 the
hole country, than even rich gold mine On Lake
Superior. Still we shall now sxpsci 10 sse tins
gold bearing rock thoroughly tested and anaIYzsd
and the country expored more fully with View
% further discoveries in this precious meEal ana We
hope the sanguine eSpectatious Of TIE fortunate
dscoverer Of this geld niue will be fully realized
y"
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sALT RHKUM.

This csrtifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in tamily for Salt Rheum Of hrsen
duTaton, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aeveied. and they both entirely removed. There
be nodoubt bat this acue has all the virtues that tbs
Patent reclams for it, from whai has fallen une obse
ysIiuu ADDED the faval
bY others ho baye asea Il Feoulne immeoine rees
eetfully otthe afflicted
the nseCs ths Invaluable saise-
BIGdto, ". " ROSWELL CHAPIN
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear lte
time but il driven in, and will e-appear 10 ne same B,
other place. The Pain Extractor, however, drdDs O
.hOrou gh oure VII
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was nine years ondeT medical sR in The CITIES q Sse
York and Albany, laborns under the distressing Ely
sipeas, attended with Inflammation Of the neys
bleeding Piles, deeply ulceEaie6 with large ps Of the
Of hen eggs protrudng and large bo covered body
intoerabe My tongue cracked, and the r0of nf
mouth covered with sores, and chest, at the
did not cool II.
In this misery CnEed or desth, and expected re.
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NSVlOhLkANs hN,,,iHANT d RENiITYANt

sSa SSsa A mA
fAHE undersigned his old established Office continues to
u accommodate desous of renting money to their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in osown in the above named king.
ms, and IN Fo suit lie also, usual hav-
,ag passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living at distance, by
addressing letter (p0stpad) the undersigned, will be
Impty attended to. JOHN TOOI.E,
$40 lv n Kank piace
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveteFai
Fever Sore fourteen last past have spent
Eve hundred dollars in employing physcia nd purchaans
medicines that used recommenhedf iiscue but tC
purpose, until last resort, heard and tried DAI
I4EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, wlien TO mi
great SURPRISE before had whole oil this alve
limb was entirely healed, and have nothing o. il ef
about me. BRADOCk DAVIS. 3
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PADgoAH, KY, June isl6My stook of Cherry and Tar
syrup reduced bottles. and ts popularity day
ncreasing. You wouki iowe oaend me snOheE supply
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She brought my bed box applied some 70 The sores
felt immediate wherever tonehed me- and begged
for enough ann0nL thoroughly. 1t ohtained an
hle seemed To remove the harning and
the chest made Pills of and took them. which
cured me. my life your vaiusbie Extract
beiDF and have been
nthe year 1912. KERZIA FRENCH. =
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D ALL LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Gennlas.



iAs ever been discovered that possesses any Of the quai,
o aons remedy AiCr aay y. 4. iss, = o. asw
- S;ss, !. a rslls ssbe fact tha, manyo
ssm ~. .s -, - s.ne,r,snt
Iects, are known onyifsA tzH. " Asta's,r, " ~,
seutor, 50 admirable the combination Q, ~ nsrsos'
e,sa,s ~ nan .sh,a T., az enumsrste some
culiar qualities OF this remedy:
FrSt.-h viii, within hve minutes nom ~ app ca1o
TSys sS ss pain from rom The .sssss soKSs ~ ,T
TIC-DoLERoUx. PILES, RHEUMATISM. SORES
Or GsWELLIHGs.
ia s Of .. suRSs Sa sDDss R@s's M ,s
uniss vai part be burned and consequently any sols,
nismmstion. l,f rn '-'' : '''
Thud-lt will heal Burns OF Wounds Ucers, or Sores Of
Fosrts II, nsntrsizes and dss,roy IsoN f,om p,.n,
Repiles. insects, H Rabd animals-
Fgn'-ii WI, wherever appheai' prevent moh flrlCa'
FIoN; and in old wounds wherever modification has cnu
ssa w, slrsa ss su esis !, s m
- 4. ns,1rsl ami, H., s.,s .'s-'''
r. aYs wss" s.s. % ss Ts psn Wrapped
e adT %na the bones un' and become strong WI" a''n'''
SeoeaA-When the Bowels are painful. Or nilamsd' t
ws ,s d' s o w sa sO S % as
mesiicines have failed. n
EghfhI use 10 perfectly safe in ai cassit never caa
rni1 Il s sse en- nI w MDSSS & 90 S more San e
takeu internally - - - -ssYS S
We have not space in this publication to enumerae all The
diseiisz cured by
DALAkRS6 PAIN EXTRACTOR, 2
but we shall suhlon few utmoniais OF its yaue selected
fnn Inssass,nn a ~
century - - - -D'' - = - - " -
PELRa
a, . - a,,lv .,,.d ,t., IT,. i; - o.. - ptI tsss
oy 80 - ~ ~ ,d % ~ s ,s 3 4 X ~ y V9t y is1p
. certain remedy and removes Al once The pam and
6Snna I %S Ssy Jan owe eGons 70 e sa
n,,y hns ~ nhiIv thas K. - bar S;t IN,
toT a6ont seysn yesrs durnS which nlne hmys mi
fred much boay nam. % @rsai orfian oi t.i s,ne h,
e1,ineasnt ~ M, nd and nave a. ,,ensd eversi bnn,s
doa,s hui ~ n nrss.s ~ sTa,s vr.a NJ.
rsi. - u y apasy 49,, Gas ,se - ~ ~ ..;a1 ~ y
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Dagis's syruPd Wild Cherry and Tdr--We wou.d rae
attention TO the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in a
other column Several Of alutaEy effects have CONE
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il the afflicted Ed ". j. WeekfU Yisffs
1ad Temperance Senttaa, t7FeatOH,p FEB. g. lS41
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WELLsyILLE, Ohio. January 81 ISl7-Ths article OF Wild
Cherry and + ar 6nd 70 be valuable medicine ard use
considerably in practice. have cold and nearly al
That havs forwarded ans would be peased have yop
end another supply the Of
vii be open.
P0ET CARBON. February 10, l8s7-yHessrs R06faa,,.
Collins 4 Co.. happy inform you that thnk ~
Davss Syrap Of Wild Cherry and Tar will lake The lead az
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often foF ~
DGvsS's Dsphvgttpe EIfrdct and yossph parisS Hoss
LtaieHt that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
sgency for the above aEucl, If agreeable YOU 90 pe
word, and send dozen Of EACH with nIse
ibow bills. ReapeotfuIly YOUR, SAML. Il. KEMPTnn
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
REGULAR PACKETS.

Wes = Montgomery & Metumpka ~ -
SILahs4S Pankets- From Mobile EuerV
- nqT.-sTQ EsDAYi THURS -.
sI,sndid new iget draft passenger packet steamers It5A-
BELLA, =. %: Barril, master, leaves on TUESDAY,
CLARA. W. @. pendaTvis, master on THURSDAY,
and MANY CLIFTON. j.. J, Adams, master. on SAT.
CAMPBELL 8 co. Agents. Mobile,
J. X. GEnpES, Agents Mail Line,
Jel7 u 10 Bank Place, New reans.
HEs5 n Vicksburg, " arrentOD and New tar-
lzst2sttlt thage Weekly Packet steamer LOW NDifs
Fl&s842Eaazf Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-FOt
Vcksburgi WaHenon, New Carthage and all intermediate
landngsI new magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer LoWNDES, JR, will commence running In the
remain in the above trade during the For freight
passage, apply to
apiS Il T. D. SMITH. So Magazine st.
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From Mr.. s. c. Hayes, Of the firm of Byc,Der Hayes 6
Co.. Booksellers and Stafs0nerS No. l99 arket sfreet
Pkiladetphia-Jahuary 9. lS47.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE
dy. cured the of colds with me. If you want Ger
hhcate will cheerfully give 8. Z. HAYES
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The efficacy OF IhsPAIN EXTRACTOR in this diseas
Is remarkable. We know OF and do nD,
hesitate that the Ontmen will fail tor this pur
pose. Deoacy irom asking certificates adi
this suhlec The following pFocused by one Of oui
AGENTS:
THIS will certify that nave used DAIALEY'j MAGl.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipple .
and cheeruily recommend those VINO may aiicef
with that most distressing complaint, valuable
tice TO cure il. PHOEBE BRAY
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ST, LoUls, Mo-, July 6. I846.
Dear Sir About week since, while working at my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The who's
bit of the adze entered the top Of foot below the
until became ush alarmed. used British OIL nculs
of yrh and several adhesive plasers, but all
then commencec the of r..
DAI4l4EY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than the pain and inflammation began
subside, and has entirely Jeff me.
| confidently recommend Daleys MaSiea Pain Ex
being sunerOF anything have seen tried nt
removing pain inflammation
shp.carpenter by trade, and shall be wilngtota.
nfY the virtues OF the Salve all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue No l5l, where give any
information desired. You're, truly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-27

CUTS, WOUNDS AND sOREs.
The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does all pains and
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINs. Its success
healing old Of long standing is unparalleled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-27

Frsm Dr. W. 8. JNaekfntosh

LaaoNnR Juiy % 49, our wild Cherry and rar eyru
gives general Satisfaction We have been Of d som
qme, and Thought we would not order any; but II . Amo