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GROCERIES, LTOUORS. ETC.

WINEs, LIQUORS AND CORDTAIs,
a uNDERHiLL, No. 2iC Common street, keeps constant.
IA. y-on hand large stock of WINES, LIQUORS,
CORDlALS, ETC. to which he aid invite the attention
Of ship and steamboat masters well dealers generally
Particular attention will always be paid supplying Bars
w the choicest Liquors and Wines which can be obtained
In the market. Now in store:
BRANDIES-Otard Dupuy & Co q A. seigneta,s
~, GG9dard g, and other celebrated brands;
WHISKEY-Scotch, Irish Monon sahela and Bonrlon.
sHETRRR.DptfG9rdo and Pale Sherry, very superior
mADElRA-East India Madeirn, a splendid article:
HOLLAND GIN-Drect importation, best QUALITY :
GQRDlALS-Ofev every brand and description;
BRANDY FRUITS. JANIitYA EuM
a. SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER
Al OF which, be Sold wholesale and retail on reasona
Die TERMS Gallon Il. UNDERHIIII
apps I'm q n
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DA LII EYpS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

No COMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any OF The qualities
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered by is application to
new aeases-ior It aemarkabe fact, that many of its eE
eo are known only from accident experiment. So deep
has been the science OF Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the In
ventor, so admirable the combination of its Ingredients that
IS found suited to relieve almost every asnt which the
frame oil man subject Let Of the pc
cular qualities Of this remedy.
Frst-lt will, within five minutes from It's application
remove the pain from the severesi BURNS SCALDS or
BLISTERS. II will also remove the pain and cure GOVT
TlC-DOLEROUX, PILES. RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELIIINGs
Seeond.-In cases of BURNS. applied Immediately, it
viii preserve e matter how severe may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and consequently any sore or
inflammation
7Hird-I win heal Buns Wounds, Ulcers, or Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOarth-It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabd animals.
FVh-lt will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA
TlON and in old wounds wherever modification has com
mence ii will arrest the disease and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the part
to its natural state.
Sirth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when SET, be well wrapped
up in the Salve. Inflammation Swelling or Pain can oc
cur and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
rapidity
SeUcat-When the Bowels are painful, or infamed the
EXTRACTOR II well rubbed upon them will afford relief and
Gaus even when castor OIL jaap and all other
use is perfectly safe in all case- never can
10 har-the system will absorb than necessary 10
taken internally. ~ ANY NC
We have not In this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured by - ~
DALL.EY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall sutjon few testimonials of its yaue selected
from the thousands in possession from ali parts of lie
country. " S
PILLS..
lmay be confidently stated that there is no cas- of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is certain remedy, and the pain and
soreness. - ~ N'''
John Williams resident of Hamilton county and City
oil CINCINNATI eel il solemn duty that owe TO the cOmmu
ny thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
for about seven years. during which time have suf
Tered much bodily PAIN los! great portion of that time by
confinement 10 my bed and have expended hundred
dollars but TO no purpose continued to grow worse Mean.
Whe was persuaded, and finally urged to make trial of
2" DAl4I,EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR s. for
the awful complaint and TO my amazemen am a.
well and hearty and the of two boxes of this
precious ointment ascribe my These facts am will
ing to affirm to, should it make the OF old resi-
dent any authentic, JOHN WILIIAMS
Cincinnati, 9Th month, l847.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

90. Tic Es.euos II Molassss is the latest term
(. for New Envlara Rum.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

PRIVATE BOARDING. NO. 10 NnIchez -
w HOUSE, Moble) begs leave to inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened a PRIPATE Esa
The House hasbeen newly furnished and with Terms suit
The tines and determination make her BOariers com
orable she hopes to receive share of patronage MA ly
HARTWELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No 223 CHESNUTSIREE1.P HIL-7DBLPIL7.
THE undersigned would inform his Southern parons and
Il friends that this SPEIENDID HOTEL, which Al
has been under charge for several years. been @
elegantly rehtted, enlarged and rsuTnise the most 81
fashionable manner and the entire organization of every
paftment complete, The splendid suit OF can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
Tie central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia
business pesure and there shall be no exertions spared 10
have continue mer; the liberal support has heretofore
received. II, ], HARTW ELL.
" Ths House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 Wtf
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This Will certify that we have used DALIEY'S MAGE
jAL ,PAlh EXTRACTOR rs remedy for Sore Nipples
icle TO euro it. pHCEBE BRAV
albany, April, 1915. MARY MOOR II
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DAGUERhE0 NEE T4HLIRa9STTYPE HYALO-

M AOUihE & HARRINGTON, having purchased frnIu
W. the assgnees Of W. Talbot the patent right for he
use OF s Ialb0type process, in tho States OF LOuisiana
Alabama Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave to call IL
attention OF The public TO their gallery Of specimens in tbs
new department of Photography. " ann
albo ype taken upon paper. ivory, glars metal
and variety OF other Eubssanoss the h nosspssn1 H.
decided advantages of easy anams,hity h. posi rs h
preserved in portfolio f-sS' VI pO"AF VI
m raibotyPe emnsaty susceptible of colons so that
every vanety Of texture and color oil he drsnatg nd om
e9or oil the eyes and hair be faithfully den.
Inc Taboype represents the sitteg without any revee
the right cheek. w "Si'' '"eeA' appears opon
Inc Isboiype can be- duplicated to any extent without
me eaelohM trouble of another sitting After the first
IMPRESSION Is taken, copies he furnished any future
une ubOn simple application by letter or otherwise.
~. IN y H. being furnished with every facility for the
OF is superior ready 10 dispose of rights
iof w 7Iases speeied with thorough Instructions
DhHuEKREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
peleT tlan any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of six months in ono
second, or no charge. lmhl III No. GIMP Street.
SUNDRlEs.=Pasieung Hair, Marble Dust Fire Clay
~ Ere Brick Fire Tile, Sand. cite. Also-Bake's Wate
aal FIRE proot Paint in gtOrs, aud for sale by
sps Wv a. c, WILBUR n co., rs Poydras st.
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GENERAL AGENCY An NEW ORLEANS

"oOpSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Naiebez \
hayng resided upwards Of forty years in the SouII
party al New Orleans, hut mostly at Nachez has removed
70 New Orleans, and oilers his services Err Il
AZ i He will attend particularly To the purchase
sales and exchange OF Wild Lands, Plantations HOUSES and
Lots or acant Lots, in this city any part the United
ates also TO the adjustment Of claims and accounts from
hy part OF The world the collection Of debts; taking depe
alons, and snthenticstnE deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services are requested be parcula In
giving definite Instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate TO be purchased, sold
changed should give accurate descriptions of the property
letter. addressed TO him business, New Orleans post
pnId, VIII be attended To promptly and caTefnlL.
lie COMMISSIONER for Mississippi aud Alabama take
deg9stions and acknowledgements OF deeda t~ fiji
at No. 30 Gravier street.
PEE "a isi9-laying been long acquainted with Doctor
NHodson Wre take pleasure in recommending him to the
public as worthy ofcondenee for his industry accurate bus.
ness haols and integrity. J. A QuTrhAE,
Gov. elect of Mis-. e
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Eaton Rouge Dee B 1851 have
no heslauon In recommending Mr. Wren tie public
q uprght character and altogether worthy confidence
~ 5is ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov. La.
IW PLANTERS AND BUII.DERs.-A BROWN
nninle dha feiow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
ssJ ana repla[; Mahogsny NeSelis and Bausers lah
Sane ana Ere brck ; 20 MAGAZINE srKkT, Nav On.
hT ,ssss' Il; STEAM SAW LII, NAToHEz, Miss
rn' s,e on me Mississippi River below Natehez, at sor
\ .V6MoOD15o tons LogwOod landing per brig Creed
md I og]e Honduras, at post 10, Second Municipality
mhIs BARELLI q CO.. 81 Common street.
PhAsTER-9Oo bbs. Crolon: 200 DO Newark. 400 Az
= "o'hess'osns' ior sale BY
la No. IS Masa MAY Ma "a 4 HppL 81
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PAALAD. HARNESS, SADDLERE, etc.
CA LACEY & co. No. 81 st. SaxKEN
ks Chqy3es street, opposite latter ~
y sqlt 3, have now IL store the best IL aA1Z
49,, selected fancy Stock of COACH, $500. 49,
buGth and SULkY HARNESS, ever offered for sale in
ENGLISH SADDLES for Iadies and Gmemen. PR II
MUM NIL TRUNKS, English Sole Leather. Steel Springs
WIN general assortment of article apperanng The
Saddery, Harness and Trunk Manuaeory being branch
OF the celebrated establishment of Lacey Phillips Phila
aelphla The undesgne, always prepared TO furnish
their customer and the public with articles of the finest and
best quality, and on The most reasonable terms
mllO 3m I,ACEY ~ IN al 81 TI,o,tos,.
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T.. A. CONANTsS
Soda, SnrsapRrilIa and Mineral WATER
.HaNUEACTORY-252 Girod strest
N A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he still continues TO Manufacture SODA
SSAARRSAPAkILLA, MEAD AND MINERAL WA
az any II Europe or America supply constantly on hand
promptly attended to- and carefully put up 10 ship in barrels
OI from . 70 lU dozen. Inhl
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Cargo Schooner CeyEO11.

GUT 50 ISCItUUEttT VByEUEk,
SEVEN HUNDRED 81 EIGHTY RRr,s.
LINN Landing and for sale bv
mh4 HAYmAN Il HOLDEN rs N.v,vpss,
CUGAR KETTLEs-Assorted. 3O 10 "a i.cLo- ~
- ne pattern and l1arrGned equal to the best Tennea
Sc; aiso, GKA IA " BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc.
,..,o-, w. b. McCUTCHoN & co.
mno om9@M IS Gravier street.
'O MISUNDERSTANDING will be received until lie
AZ SSennR 2. me 18th INSTANT to repair the brick house Of
L n. Wilkinson, on Pfytania street. and the house and
hcheh on the north west OF Constance and MeiceTs
streets with dwelling on Mecerta street belonging 10 ioba
h'sah' apio l.. MATTHEWS, Agent.
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CARRTAGR MANUFACTURE.
SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLEh1 Ell.
PHILADELPHIA sADDLERY WAREHOUSE.
"a SIGN ofthe Golden Horse Head, GMrNHSn
kfE1A where the large Horse stands in ItiS - III
%4AfaAs the d9or-No. Magazine, near y w
MAGEE & KNEAss,
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather Of all kinds Tools
and Findings for the Trade. Plated Saddlery Ware Coach
and larncss Furniture. WhfeI6rouS, Carey GRd Pea
cock Pto0s.
Military Goods,
~hSA In great variety, together with Military
A1vN Findings, Trimmings, ETC., Cloths, Cas- r. n
TEEg simeres, Buttons, laces and Embrotleries nj m
-------kS- Flags. Buntngs ETC. WI W
~ Regnlia and Jewels,
TOT ns0ns dd Fellows, and Sons of Tempe rance, Work
ing Regalia Paraphernala. -
M " X. Principal Agents of the Boston Belting Com
pany, Tor the sale OF Metallic Rubber Machine Betting
steam Packing, etc, together with all articles of
n INDL4 RUBBER MANUFACTURE
Thchsefs are invited to call and compare the Goods and
ees win other Houses they will regret it.
Ky Great inducements will be offered. apps 1yDW
SAilpLEnY AND INDIA-RUBBRR GOODS,
GA We have hand large GRAaNYA
E4fA ment oil all kinds of ESE2-kA&
NfAAklNDIA RUBBER GOODS, -EEkA ~ VA
suitable for persons going to Cali es1Ns ~
Ionia such a. Beds, Pillows Blankets, Leggngs, COaks
fonehes Water Tanks and Bottles, Drinking Cups, Bags
indla Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
A complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS al Wholesale and Retail, AT the lowest market
prices " Country Merchants and Sadders can be sup.
pied win every article in line " Orders put up
deI u&W % Common ST., and IL Canal st.
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INSURANCE.
.Vesp OrIeaas .ageMcu

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
GNAPITAL &3OO, O0O-aIl paid in. Surplus $50 600.
~ las. WALKER Sec,y.. las a. PORTER, Prs.
The operations of this Company for ~ years, have been
ooniined nlona and excnsiFeiy to Underwnfing.
River, Sen and Fire Hhks taken the lowest rates. and
lo2s prqmpty adjusted. w, B. PARTEE, Agent,
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
p LER

but we shall suhoin few testimonials of its value see
country. "
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o I5f % p IMa,GSGREARY, PRINTING INK M,4kr-
otk Depot No Spruce street would esii Ia ate5on ~
sdns ~ 70 I'm, M improved niG Inks of various kinds and
Extra line Jet Black, for card and
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WTNER's CANADIAN VERMIFUaE,

WARRANTED PURELY TEGETABLE
A SPEEDY, sale and eiectua remedy for WORMS, |
10 tact established beyond the shadow of doubt hy the
experience and testimony of the eminent physicians
more than hreetourhs of the diseases with which children
are Afflicted caused by and Thousands of children
ae annually from those Diseases when the either not
known attributed to something else various the
paratOns which have been recommended as remedies for
worms bnt experience has proved them all more or less De
iectua the end however, has length been attained and
remedy been found which has failed TO destroy worms
wherever they have existed. This assertion supported by
the testimony of the eminent physicians and res
inQiyluals IN the co,ntTy The remedy Ia
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>, ., INV n 2
Ut 1guonsend-l verly believe that your SaTsapanila
has been the through Providence Of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became wors
and worse AT last raised large quantities OF blood lind
night sweats, and was greatly debtated and reuce and
did not expect to live, have only used your Sarsapara
short tne and there has wonderful change been wrought
~ me. am now able to walk all the city, rao no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imauno
that am thankful for these results Your obd't servant
WIN. RnssRII- 3 ILatha rinan IrraL
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We, the undersigned, having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr. John Wine Of this town. desE
mated J. Winer,s Canadian YermifUge" and being fully
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend it safe
ana efficient remedy Tor the expulsion of from the
Intestinal canal. G.. O'REILLY,
Leenats Of the Royal College of Surgeons in LELAND etc.
Member of the Royal College Surgeons in London etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-12

Dec lsi9-laying been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure in recommending him 10 The
public a. worthy OF confidence for his industry
Ness habits and integrity. ]. A QuIThAN,
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This Is only of than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that DIR. TOwnssnds Sarsapana has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eEacsed BY
Is extraordinary virtues. -
James Cummings, Esq, of the ASSISTANTS in the Luna
tic Asy um, BlaGkwels Island, is the gentleman spoken 81
in the following letter. = ' 'i''N "
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TEU6TEEB-
shmnei Bel Thomas A. Adams Moses Greenwood
35rsA hfse1n YIN. II. Converse, Glendy Burke
Iat1aI i1f7lg. Ceofke Jouas n Eimn,s
I. \. ~ fFS John u. Bell, H. III. Wright,
Fl - ~ alsh, !Haae4 \ iIkhan, R. D. Summer,
= ~ 6aehaf.e. suhn =. Hyde, John 0. Woodruff,
" T. @qqqeeke louh Dc Sanlles. w. u. McCufcheOn,
" r.. 1tiiaesp. " L. Dabeseen. 4. PUG PUG,
a flot Wln burgeH, D. l.. RAnlett,
y Ahilaru g. r. Wright, r. ". Carlisle.
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II Is ME IN I5 Oeqn, and more easily admniseed than
any other Some OF the symptoms which indicate the exist
ece OF worms IN the bowels follows: the couneDanCe
pale OF eaden color and sqfused with occasional ushs
the eyes heavy and dull the breath ftId the upper In
swollen itching in the nOsr which causes the patient 10
pick his the sleep is disturbed, the patient often
awakening in great fright and liable TO starting and grind
ing the teeth the appetite ia exceedingly irregular, being
sometimes voracous at Others feeble and in instances
1t Is depTRVed.
10 the following certificate, numerous ohes might be
added but IL believed that these sufficient establish
the fact that Wners Canadian Vermifuge is superior
remedy for Mnrlns.
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Rochelle and Bordeaux: 100 pckgs
- IEAS-Gunpowder. Pouchong Imperial: 400 pckss
SSIkAW PAPIR.Shoe, Tea, Letter and Cap.
Champagne, ClaTet, Port Wine, Madeira sherry,
Sulphate Qunine by the case Cigars Tobacco
1b9 " ya "a ,TN 4 = g g -.
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Ut lOwsends sashpanla is sovereign and speedy cure
ior lnciplent Consumption B8enneas prolgpqus Ts ~
Falling of the Womb Cosveness Piles L1achorTteh ar
hites, obsuucted difficult Mensruation Incontianes
OF Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and the general
prosIaon OF the systsInno matter whether the result Of
inherent cause CHus produced by Inequality inss or
effects on the human frame PesOns, all week.-mrs. and assi
luae from taxing II at once become robust and full Of eeYgy
ness OF the female frame, which the great cause OF barren
ne Ii will not be expected of u.s. in CASES OF 40 decsts
NATURE to exhibit certificates Of performed bui va can
assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been
10 u.s. Thousands of where families have haan S
chdren after using few bottles Of this invaluable
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-06

Nh. K,vc's REroRr.-It will b.. rec
objected that the Hon. T. Butler KinS
was sent by the President OF the United
States to California, to obtain all the in
formation in relation to that territory
which he might consider useful TO gov
ernment. He has returned and has made
report , it is said, to the President
Referring to this report all exchange pa
per says, that Mr.. klrg, "estl'nates the
value Of the gold obtained in California,
up to this time, at forty millions Of dol
lars. The product Of the current yeaI
he also estimates a, forty millions; and
the aggregate product Of the two sue
ceedng years, 1881 and 1882, at one
hundred millions. Mr. King recon-
mends the government not to eel! the
gold lands, but to grant leases, or per-
mits, for digging and washing gold on
them, at a rent Of one ounce for every
pound obtained He purposes that leas-
es Tor regular mining operations be gran
ted at fixed contingent rent. He adj
vises that no permits or leases be issued
to any but citizens OF the United States,
or persons who declare their purpose Of
becoming o. S. citizens"
II these estimates be near the truth
we shall have an abundance of gold 10
the course Of year or two, and the nat
ural result will be, an increase in the
value OF p,ope ty OF almost every de-
scriplion. 1t is saids that the influx of
gold from California has already enhan-
ced the value of real estate in New York
and 1t will doubtless have the satne effect
throughout the country.
The recommendations of Mr.. King in
respect TO the public lands are judicious
and we hope will be adopted. Govern
ment should derive some advantage from
the working IN the mines, instead of
throwing them open to persons from all
nations as at present. The system rec
ommended by Mr.. King, of grating
permits to work the mines, would pro-
dnce large revenue to the government
whilst 1t would offer an equal chance TO
oil citizens, OF persons declaring their
intention to become citizens, TO engage
in mining operations. A mint should
be established forthwith at San Francis
CO for the convenience OF miners, who
would Of course have the ore at once
converted into current coin.
We know not what effect the posses
sion Of these valuable mines will have
upon the future condition of the people
OF this country; but the vast wealth thai
was poured into Spain from this CONT
nent spread efeminacy and degeneracv
among the people, and banshed that
chivalric spirit which had previously
characterized the Spanish nation.
Lancaster Union,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-06

These we believe, are substantially
some OF his remarks. and we forbear en-
deavorng to follow him further lest we
should misinterpr.t him. The Grand
Jury it would seem, found something
tangible to act on, for they brought in a
true bill against Mr.. william T. jean
dell, one OF the editors of the Chicken,
and We suppose he will bs demanded Of
the Governor of the State OF Delaware
for trial here.
The iollowing7is the law:
SECTION. /. Be it enacted by the Con-
eral A essmhly Of Maryland, That after
the passage c! ti;s act, it shall be deemed
a high offence against the supremacy OF
this State, for any person knowingly to
circulate, Or in any way, knowingly as
sist IN circulating among the inhabitsn ts
thereof, any pictorial representation. or
any pamphlet, newspaper, hand-bill or
other paper, printed or written, Of any
inhaminatory character, having::qytendency
to create discoatent among, and stir up
to instruction, the people OF color Of this
State, and that every person that shall be
duly convicted of This offence, shall be
guilty Of felony, and shall be sentenced to
undergoa confinement In the penitentiary
OF this State, !or period of time, not less
than ten, nor more than twenty years from
the time Of sentence pronounced on such
offender.
SEC. .. And be it enacted, That here
after, it shall not be lawful for any citizen
of this State, knowingly to make, print,
or enssave, or cid in TIE making, printing
or engraving, within this State, any pic
torial representation, or to write or PRINT,
CT TO aid IN the writing or printing any
pamphlet, newspaper, handful or other
paper of an inAammatnry character, and
having tendency.to excite digcontent, or
sir up an instruction amongst the people
Of color OF this State, or OF either of the
other States or Territories of the United
States, or knowingly to carry or send, or
to aid IN the carrying or sending the same
for circulation amongst the inhabitants of
either OF The other States or Territories of
the United States, and any person So Of
lending shall be guilty OF felony, and
shall on conviction be sentenced to con-
tinement in the Pcnitentiary OF this State,
Tor period not less than ten nor more
than twenty years, from the time OF sen-
tence pronounced on such person.