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The great fecuhariy sni sHesllsncs u
DR.. Christio's Galvanic Curatlvs,,

consists In the feet ih'i hey 'rs'' AL surs i''s"
~ 5liusr1 srrissfsa IN plsss u NE usual u.As 4
tugEiug ani physcsiug ths Tsusut hn ssksafsj
Natli, nhss kdrels''ly under he inhctou
T1sy ,frsa,tl,a "a, wk., Tytis- 'gssbfs ~ siyrs.
ishss = tAs hssL pTs-ss h' i'rrsiiaH 81 s'f'T 10
tks shfNstt tatsFy un4sf aHy fIffaaffsHfft Sinrs
their iutroductios IN the Jnlisl states ouly AIs,
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sickly and Unhappy Wives,
EIfrarf Of q kir from gentleman m Day
foH, OLiO.
DuroN, Na,LisE

bNNIhNt N1N u INNss
In \. VI. N,rRIcT,r-Hy D-u So, The
Married Woman, Private Mclrril COMPANION. Gir
which ! risl".sd one dollar H. ,our adIfrss. came
al a. hani. I Wuud MT have tfuulil,d ,uu
With these ic, hn,., lut that ! am imp,1d b, a
sens, II gpturlr. BE- m,.cli anil vile. g. give co..
truncs b. our .iHr,f, and helul,lt ,nDtipus.
w. Wit has l.,n I-rc'puh, sinking ior .un.
three wears ~ upur, IN consequence ~ her great
augu,.h anI .u,piug sum, munth. lriurr aal dufins
runh1,msuti rN'iN successive one mufr anI mufr
dshiIlptr,l apd p,ostmird her, putting hcr h. IN
imuiurnt danger, anil which wis 90 the hst urra.
Soon. ds.rauci ~ ! supposed that th,. state ~
thing vas iu',tahr. nod Resigned IN, III h. meet
the worst. At ihis time (lpw ,ioat two month.l
heard ,our ba'k highly .pokcu 90 q. containing
sum, matter. rr,ohing my ease. On u. receipt aud
Tsu.al raAnut rNpr's. o. Nua The rrlri II ahpri.
rd ml drsf'ssrl mind aud The D., ~ page. unraft.
% o. m, viir, ou lrlmiug that the grrit di.,o,,N
II VI. VI Dr.omslN provided q r,m,,i,. II
upsnod Viu.Is,t tu one whl,h I lul. ,unc,i,s,l
"a. Iu-sihl'. No T"ruDiaN cpn.idrli,1p can ever
rIa, che uliigpt,u. ,m 900 l,r IN ,uu fr having
ls,n the m,aus 81 impar,ng o. %. the m,tt,fs ,uu
taip'l iu the Mau',i NuuIn'. ruNt, MuI,lI
Companion. bot ilf this. ere lHnth.I ,,rf v.u'
have paced u,'r r' h.aj, i1 100 brutr lr.l I.'..
m, vtlr vH..H h.,. '.."
,hr'd.r1 hH
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Cure roE RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
The Cramp and Pain Killer.

r.rnrI Tg CH.. s IuL.as, ..a ir.si yi.rtu.
H. r."r.I &C.
RANT NNTlC AFFECTIONS. rNIN ~ THE
lINii~. ~luI, EAtk DE STOMACH.
HEADACHE, TuuTlINJIIT. MI
llul >tlluilU. GRAN NTIIE
STOMACH, CENMP TuE
LINES. NpI MIS-. BRUISES.
CTS. uiEN~. >tNID~. CIili-
EI.NIN~. FROZEN lMU~. NNp AL
OTHER EXPLANATORY COMPLAINTS.
Ts Cramp saJ Pain X g., .. al.1 uB r,r.r,
1ffr..r fHr uN>INItEi .HI BOWEL CON-
ll.AtNI> % immediately JhrJb. sI purhrH.
r..rHr.- tHur sHI rr.u.ur, o. thr stomach arJ
bowels. bri does 90 irarr 10 prrsv ...r.ts, a. o..
r..I.., tbr ,t-r after .urh lr attack
- ltl, ln ,>o,IolJ HORSE ANB oN In.
IUINT.
sod O., DJu.-i.t. anil dsslsrs in uriirllo cen
cuiI,, be- three .itJl bHt.l,. at ~ - 2S. aui 81
- CENTS lntiIr; and O., ilsnr Hove raris IIiIl
Es,t & Co., and 4. fi,si, Suuih rari.; l.. Nah.
l.irn, Moth Pare; T.. At~uoi + Co, llu,k6.Id;
J. 3. How, lHi Roland Cruskcr, ~uiuprr: 4. l..
FIsurls and >h,,As, ! Favor. Norvay; VI. Rol-
.n.1u so,I Nalsutine = Moose, Mechanic FaIl. %
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Iron Nl0re.

THE Subscribers are making large additions to
J their stock of I'vs aSi STEEL, which will L.
sold a, prices To compare with the improved Gcili-
tie. uf transportation. BROWN J. CO.
Norway, April p, 1850. Ild
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Farm for Sale.

XE IliE sulscrilsr oGsrs CO.. sah b.
400 A l,rm 81 PaIi- HING on the rosd lcad-
iHg irum PARE lin to ilelfun Acld-
- cuy, alsuut three milcs from Paris
60 ll,ll and about the same from South
rafis. Said hrm coutains 10 acres II ani. cut.
annually from 20 10 - tons Of hay, and nav sa.il,
b, improved o. cut larger g,r,utiiy. H. being de-
tsrmiacd u change b.. hu.incss makes IL a prime
opportunity fof the p-rCha,sr 10 obtain good farm
at air hargain. Bu' htllc hb1r "a repairing len
css i required, a.. thc greater part : stone wall.
For further particulars, eHquirc % the subscriber
II Album. o. Nehemiah Packard, Pans Hil.
LYMAN y. HALL.
Aut-f., Js- -, isJi, uI
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GENERAL DEBILITY,

Strengthening the weakened boiy giving Toe h a..
various orgshs. sni inyigofstnE the entifs system
Ala On Wis. ChAMf, PARALYSIS ani PALSY
DYsfEfsk o. iNDiOEsTiON. MiEuNATtsg,
ACUTE sbi CHRONIC, GOVT, EfiLEfsY. LIN.
BAUO. DEAFNEss sERyous TnENOHA PAL
FtTATiOS % rlIE HEART AfOfLENN, SEU
RALDtl, PAINS % the siDE and CitEsT, LlNtR
COMPLAINT, sfiNAL COMPLAINT, All curry
AZURE u the sfiNE. Hif COMPLAINT. Dis
Ous sni PHYSICAL ENEROY, AMI sll NERyOU.
DISEASES. vhieh complaints arse Ton ons s,mPl.
fau.s-namslV
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T,r g.. ikrv 81. u.. H,,. mol. a... r.. .
l-1f With mr on m, 'rsI,a. hiug rr.,u ,utH tus
vhi's l,krHv ledge, Ou lsb,i, ul u, ~ anil viisJ
ihr ultgatiHrs 49, il,l uuf.'I,rs uuiof ~ 500, u
having made ku1wu CERTAIN matter. cnutii0-d IN
,uuf usist ia,ilnhl, Niuioi Woman. Private
Medical Cumpaaioa. u b. l-'p youth DO weight
in guid o. us. n cNpfrss myself rather vaun,,
,ou 80 that cannot dp 20 tup sam,, when in.
f.m va If the extent to which have, thfuush I.
i.,n lvu,ilisd. lsi'l state m, situation. when
uhtbinrl Nnuf lssk thruugh tho msfe.t curiosity.
bob upon q a. ure 81 che uT.t Hfiuult, event. ~
m, IT,. bad l.'u m1u,Ul .uus Ten ,.au. anI
vls ihr father ui s,1rrthfIiur. Iur. Lug .turs.
Ing uurrl.i1gh, ~ M. rrI ihti misht .s,u a
mus',air onmp'isu,,, bot ths u.ult. ~ n, uimust
rNrruuH. 10 The ruj, ~ us ll,ut vhrr, Wa at
ihr l'guuug II each ,ls., 1ui ihat uul, With thr
must 'uuird 'r"u'u,, .rm..1g with lJfh thr
u,,r.sarr. ct blr. liHl.,. tho constant ,HYu
vls b'giurrHg tu h,yr %. elect un u, hr,lth.
islt l'ss capable a. sudur' iu cuutiuuaue,, while
i',t the u'Cc.siiy Of p'fsOrDuor.
This 'uustl q, unOIisIUg struggle un on, part vas
imperative, ,u consequence ~ ihs Frustrated cnnii.
uuu ~ mN wiir with urrl.rHutl iuirfmi..iuul lpr
siN N,IIs, mu'b ~ Ihr iulr r.Hhu. Go bee lI. aud
ct ,nurs' incapable ui taking thr ,h,l.r lud man.
ag'u,1i ul huu., holi lHHir.. H., condition anr.,
liuu rtusf. II uh,h I va igtYrint. oh What
vault hive gwen bal th, si> year. 600 live Over
1glrt' What wuui mN Wit hiN. given o. have
ls.n pared The luug da,. aui It'll lnugrr night.
Uru.irair un I'D IT .isAp,s.'-sIluf Nhrrh woulI
have i-,n r,uilrd. had th.u .,,u /, cop, ct 'TiAs
Mrusa Nsmu4s Putai, N.firll C8.pgsi,a."
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Cart Wheels.

READY made Cart Wheels, With Cast iron lIub-
~ iron bouad and warranted good.
Also, Hubs, SpOkes, and Fsoos separately.
Fer sale by BROWN & co
Ncrvsy. Ar-il - 1850 III
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Palsy and PARALYSIS

All physicians aesnogisigs that these terrible %.
,ases sts csussi ~ dst,sRsy y Nsftaas Easfty "a
TIE affected labs Ds tHstsri1s Galsanic AttClss
arftNs raFs IA. fEts sHagfaN
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 EOi.r rI...f. a-r,. 81 f.-t rate hnl. .itu1toi
\ urI.l Hr. Dad, miI- ti.m Paris Ill., als,ut
fe..r, Got. r..r- ui which b. yell uuuisl sui Tie
rJl tir,',f II. llriUeI iH'n t.,b-g sri Tsstur1-.-
sell aui veil o. sulJ iu llts - s1it purchasers.
o., lufth,r particular. cuquir, It D.. e, Jpplau.-
T.. e. JORDAN.
PARE. Nc. Jan. -. 1851.
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DIR. HUNTERS
pCLlre-N. 5.R-S' BS.ISAnr
'TrIN tIEIs
IOIGlIS AND I.INL COMPLAINTS

ufirus or .huu .unI,ng after "a uuiln4r, means
have IF,u us,i iu Nbiu.
a. ease. ~ lad 'ulJ- 1HI cough. , frv does
prove AN od,,iBl cue: lut n ca.,. II IoNG
sTANuIND IUNC cuNFI uNrs, with attendant
,ostiysUr.s a lev doses OF INpt,N DNsFIFrt,
rtLIs, usnt,ou.d lsl1v, should D. need IN cuonec-
tiou with the Baham, which Will ,d,ctusll, rcgu.
late Nh, hoW,., and rcstprc health aud strength 10
the system.
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WAY. 81 S P
sf t24. 81
srtr..l1ITl.-S.A - stt.It Z
z.laiTi ls.e.ll.2.zI.GG
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
For the Care Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
uoARsENESS, BRoT-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
mn, wuooPING COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
This truly ,alrallc Remedy g. al diseases ofihe
LING, snd Throat has l-cou'c the chief reliance II
The ati,ed u - the m".t ccftain cur, known ior
The sloyc complaints. Wiki its poveriultcinc
dial agrut b. the most dcspctate and almost hope.
lrss case. II Cssssmts,as, IL s also, IN diminished
osr.. one Il the milJcst ,nd most agrrcsh.I f,mily
ir,,ciuss Gs comu,an crughs anil culds. Read L..
NV the orio,oa II men who are kno~u 20 the world.
,n,l the wurd rr'Tcct their opiniun'.
FROM PROFESSOR IITCIICUCE.
"yanrs &. A,rr-Sit. have u-c,l yont CHER.
Br1nrhii. aud am satisfied lrum IT. chemical COM
stitution that IL !. an admirable crmpouHd 81 the
rrlisfuf hr,neial anil ltun,hal dith,ultss, I'm,
opiu,nu as b. iis superior character osn ~ ~ a0y
.ciNicc ,uu az, at hl-tt, 81 nee Il a. you ihiuk
proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, H. ~,
rr,sidcut II Amhcr,t Colisc.
Frars a. d" LONDON LANG T."
AYERS CHERRY PECruRN - on, II the
rln.t ,ahahl rf,Taratou. that has i1ll,n under
1Hti,r. AGrt a rarul yNnmirliiuu, we DO MT hrsi.
tate o. ~, ~ have large aVpfcciatiUn n 10
be-. anil the uli'st conh,icn'c ~ o. us,iulucss ior
coughs and mug complaints
Do Brewster. It Minlh,m Co., Conn. srud. u,
Ihr Elhuiu- tr.timou,
nrJ. &. A,,r-D,lf 80 i ensiu.c 500 ccr-
ifcn,c from VIZ. C5'hlrirc h. Csi,, hight, ~
sr-,tallr aI, ~ The ,il'agr. VII. ~ NJ Seth
The crrr IN bee c1sc va. ,rrl pumb and has AZ.
tngtci s,nual auont'or.
". = BREWSTER, Nh.
WIZ HItttNet,. c., Sept. =, ISIS
Tho ma, or,tih that vac afflicted With s'cty
severe cough iu thr winter IT ~ :, vh,sh threat.
,rsl o. terminate be- N'uusuiupi,un. I had irisd
NAN, rr,Iryir,. in VAIN. and Va. cured D, Oh, ufs
0f" AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
CATHERINE II. ChDN.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
prJ &. Ncr. lavoll-p,lr - .-T,,l,us un.
Der ull..BiiUu. to Nur Sc thr r,.tu,a'iau II on,
h,'Ith, .Jui 500 rsvDu Of my cis', which 800
nr, ID Nsft, o. Trli.h Et thr l.usht Il oihcs.
..,rtc oarsh. auI m,ir u-e ct man, mc,li,,nc.
vifbaui ,laInirg r,lrrf 49, obliged a. give up
Ir.iur... h,,Ju,riN riss,i hi,sl. ani UHui g,t uo
srJp 40 wight Nhr,HN gave ms lsl'i'r 90 Nuur
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported 10 De CHsr.t, ahl he agent,
within the lat tao ysan, wAicA have been snLTsly
restored
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From Phguiau.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES.

sc, Sc.
How NAM are sud,riug tom distraction ~ H..
rguaut,' peculiar h. The i,uac system, which
undermine their health, th. effects 1t which the,
arr g,oraul, aud Zoe which their dslicac, lorbii.
-''Aing m'i,oil advice. How man, ,ufer frum
prai1psu' aol, Calling ~ the Wunhl or irum f,slr
aibH',' tScaAncss, debility, &cl How many ate
~ constant agony &c mauy month. pfccoling COO.
hn'msnt How man, have difficult II MT danger.
"us d'lNsrie. and hp-c li',s are J,oplr.,d dung
such nmr, will hnd IN " pages the mcans of Pee.
Ncnt'un, ainclIoIation, aud relief.
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\ 7u.,r,ousciencs sleeps IN Thunder.
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L. II. BooTABY.

ST. Hb P.A.NIS, MB.
Agent &C. tbs Monmouth, l.ilculn, 1homasiur
frf ~ ether MuJni Iir, lusuruc, Iompl1,c..
.F-N irucr, gr Application D., mail pru,nptl,
gt.rIeI tn. 4iu
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p,,c..,r, :, nr,.s,,
r., H. -, ,,,,,,,;.I la, co,,.u,l,,;,, mar.
-, ,,,b,.;,,,,,, a., -, 49,. :,
~ ~ W. :, ~
;,,,.',,',, - 80. ro..s..,J ~ Dr. l.s,i, ~
r,,,;,rJ =, ,h,.s mo-. :, i,,;,,,,sI, io,oI,,n,
r. s,,,,. ,,,,;o... r,nn,, T.. s,,,,,..,,''I
I, - I'D ,,,,.l ,,,,',,,;r,ll d, -, n,o,s al
4. - 80, -. ,,,,,s.J n - ~ ~ :.
a,,',, ',,;r,, ia,yaI,J C,r nm. ,os,,;" ., ,ho.s
"''.'' ,i','p -',D ~ ~ ~ ''os'
''"'e' p.'"hS "''''', ""i'' "'''''sN +,
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND

copic. have lccn ,od since the first edition vas j.
sued.
Tho author has lccn iniuccd In advertise Il by
the urgent and pressing rrVue.t II thusc Who have
len inisbtcjl 10 ~ pullicaliun or all they hold
dear, (that ~ may have opp"Ttunity Il ubtaio-
irg IT, and ~ho have ayof,d him With thousands
II letter, II cncumium, sons II which afr ann"Sed
% the advertisement.
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Bookbinding.

4 H. those vho have l-cn taking Magazine aud
a Nev,rapers the pet year, can have them lound
IN any s,c the, ash by sending them To the .ulcri.
bcrs. Thsrs = no vly II preserving a good work,
of an, Kind, except b, binding, rii since i can h.
done IN the Couulp, and IN the 'c't po'siblc s,y,
II !. worth even oues notice. just giSe % a cal
and examine our specimens and price.
MOVES & BEAI..
Norway, Nov. I, 1850. t@a9
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DR.. cHRIsTIE'S
GALXANIC BRACELETS

Az tsaRi q ,.si .sry.e. IN Gags 4 Ceuyuiass %
Sss. sIs-.@oJE Complaints, snd gsnsfaI Nerves.
AHec,ion. u the Head ami upp.r sstrsmitiss Also
IN Palsy sni fafsly,A sni ell diseases caused BY
deficiency of Possi oT Nervous Ensrgy IN the Ants
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fifTdd From LfNp.
TO THOSE JUST MARRIED.-IIAD
KNOWN
PHILADTLrHil, Nov, %, 1871.
In. \. VI. MAUEICIAU: Had Known ~ the
impuftant matters treated 81 ~ the Married We.
mans Private Medical Companion, some years ago,
how much misery might have c.capcd' have
suffered year, trUn cause. which you poiut nut 10
your bJoA, without showing what 10 DO. altaia.
Ell cUpy aRi found nv tfrstrsi of I in,.i
even ieuak will avail herself u the Information
contained IA IT. pages.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful sni ssoniIing complaints are
-'isi'ly T'hss,a BY the sPPlcst'on 81 The 0't'.se
Bar, NscsL.Cs sni fLUio. The Belt dinuss. the
Hsctftcity thrOagh the system the Necklace has
heal sfsc. and The fiaii acts ditfctly upon the a.
fsctsi asTTss In thsss ilstfsssns snIcloLs the as
plicstoh NEVER FAILS
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o. Many hundred C,r,ihcsis. from ell parts III.
cOIHiy q the mos, sttrsofdinsy character can 10
gi'sR iirelulr,d
Or No trUubls or Inconvenience attend, the uss
81 Or CiikISTlES G.fLT.fNfC .gRTfCLEx
snd hsJ miy b. Sofn BY the most issbls sni isicsis
SHt I~iisi sass .ni sstrty 10 msuy cssss the sen.
'Na .iHg then uss - hEAiy PisdsaHi sss
.... .H. .H cot D. sny pat ~ TIC
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49, -. -
4Uc tsTrhtt~I
BLOOD PURIFIER
Indian Roots and Banks,

~h,h oisf Hssiu- rsss~..-. 1hrss AZ ~ uo.ie',,
49, f-i,s. 80 A., : 81 sr thsss heng Jssdef y IN
Al. A. a. a Il
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". \ RREwsTER. VI. u.

WTsr KitItNstN. c.. sept -, ISIS.
Tho ma, csttiN that vas afflicted With a,cty
severe cough iu thr winter IL ~ = Vhsh threat.
coed o. teuuuaic be- N'uusuiuptiun had trisd
NAN, ur,liJip,s in VAIN. and va CURED D., Oh, ufs
of'' AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
CATHERINE L. GADN
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Prices:

Prices:
H#.E.Hr U... Farce Dollars
ft. U.I... H...i.,,, Two Dollars
I.. ...s.at, bracelets, One Dollar Each
80, Aasnetic FLUID, One Dollar.
uS- Ice .its.s, sis accom- PANEL by foil ani plain
iifsstiah. f.mphlsts With full particulars nay 30
had Il the .athorIsd Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION
o. Bssa'' If Csuais,f,iI ed Ws'iii''' i-Isi's-I
d. g. MOREHEAD, M. ID,
GENERAL AGENT EOR 1HE UNiiED .fAiEs.
Ia Brosdwsy, New York.
For sale IN Paris, b, the OIL! authorized agents
Hubbard & Stevens.
For az AZ South Paris, by Rust Go,
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WANTED.

REiNs, OATS, CORN, PEAS, RAGS. an.
UNDER fan k.nt..
pENlSONS TRUE & KENDALL.
Norway, MAY -, 1850, lou.
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PICTkENs AGA AHDaSNEY.

A T the instance of the Trustees,
IN the subscriber will open School
in the Academy at Pickens g. H.,
on 2nd Monday in January 1851.
The Academic year will be divided
INTO two Sessions, FIVE months each.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION.:
For Spelling, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic, -- $6 90
The above with Grammar,
and Geography, 8 90
Rhetoric, Philosophy and His
Tory, -H lO 90
Geometry, Trigonometry, Sur
veying and the Languages, l5 90
Composition and Speaking will be
required of the Pupils, and strict
regard will be had 10 the deportm MT
and morals of the scholars.
Boarding, in respectable families,
from six to seven dollars per month.
a3 VIM. McWH0RTER. Z
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DutcRn Women.

Colman in his European Life of
ifqnners, gives the following descrip-
ton Of the Dutch WomeM 0&l
i think some ofthemthe farest and
handsoElest creatures lever saw, and
made ofthe finest unmixed proceiain
clay. Before ] left England, / thought
the English women the fairest ] had
ever seen. Inow consider them as
belonging 90 the coloredTace. The
Dutch women much exceed them.
fake the fairest rose that was ever
plucked, with the gIiitering dew
drops hanging among lis petals; take
the fairest peach that ever hung upon
the tree, with its charming blending
sinls of red and white, and they are
ecipsed by the transparency aud
beauty of complexion OF the fairest
Dutch Women, as / saw Them at
Brock aud Saafdanl. If their
mlnds are as fair. and their manners
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as winning as their faces, then / can
easily understand the history of Ad-
am's fall, II was impossible, poor
fellow, that he should resist, Then
their costume is so pretty and eIe-
CANT A sort of thin, gold helmet,
fitting close to the head, leaving e.
nough of hair TO part gracefully
over the brows; thin but wide band
ofhighly wrought andiburnished gold,
extending across the forehead; at the
ends of this some rich and elegantly
wrought filagree ornaments of gold,
with splendid ear-drops of gold or of
diamonds set in gold, witha beauti-
ful cap of the finest Brussels lace, GOV
ering but not concealing the.whole
head, and all the rest of the dress of
vestal purity, white, tasteful, transpa-
rent, with short coats, shoes as bright
as mirrors, and stockings of the pu
rest white, and fitting the ancle as if
they were knit upon the limb; while
with no drabbling train to sweep the
pavement, and no over sized shawl,
and loose and ill-6tted sleeve and
skirts, hanging a out the person, like
clothes upon an old tree on wash
ing day, and you II have some faint
notion Of what one Of these creatures
are,
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A GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE.
w A SHIN GTON!
From stuart's mos celebrated Painting.

This large and magnificent portrait of
Washington, from the bnrin ofan Ameri.
can artist, is sconSidered by all who have
seen it 10 be one of the most beautiful spec-
mems of art ever published, and correct
likeness of Washington. The size of the
plate is eighteen by twenty eight inches,
which will make a handsome Picture for
he Parlor, and ould be in the hands of
every American citizen.
Ii is correct copy from Stewards cele.
bNted original Painting, now at the State
House, Hartford Conn
Its finely engraved, and printed on SUI,
nerior plate paper That it may be- within
the means of ALL the publisher has reduced
the price to One Dollar
All persons RENTING the cunt may
rely upon receiving aperfect copy by re-
nrn of mail to any part OF the united States,
carefully put up on rollers made for the
purpose, free of posta e.
Address all orders, post paid TO the pub
Usher.
JOHN S. TAYLOR, Book seller
and Publisher, New York.
34-.jt
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FrOHaA South Aumeriea.

Adyices from Lima to the of De-
cember, about two weeks later than
our previous intelligence, has been
received in this city. In addition TO
Vivanco and Elias, whom we have
previously noticed as candidates for
the Presidency of Peru, ON the expi-
ration Of Gen. Castilla's term, Gen.
EEnchinique, president of ihe council
of State, is also mentioned. He is
supported by the present Govern.
ment, and is thought to have plu-
rality of the electoral colleges in his
favor. There is no probability that
either of the candidates will obtain a
majority of all the votes, and failing
in that, the election will devolve on
Congress. Caslilla's term will ex-
pire on the Doth of April, and from
time to the meeting Of Congress in
July, the Presidency er05fcio Belongs
ITO Echenique. His assumption oft
will be violently opposed by ViVanco
and Elias, and it is not improbable
that another civil war will be the
result.
In Bolivia, a majority f. recalling
Gen. Santa Cruz, at present Envoy
at Paris, to the Presidency.-Conl.
advertiser, Jan. 10.
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EXECUTIVE DEP AR e lIlLglv1s
By his Egcetency EYhitemdrsa u.

EXECUTIVE d. ZIP <fle & lllIglv1s
By has EgceHency W,taemdrsa II.
Seawpok, GoDefnoa' and Commdn
der-iaichief in and oUe,. the State Of
South Carolina. lh.f.
NM HEREAS, in pursuance of an
w act of the Legislature of this
State, the votes of members of the
Thirty-secord Congress have been
counted by commissioners appointed
for that purpose; and it appears teat
the Hon. Daniel Wallace has been
elected for the first Congressional dis
trict, composed of the districts of
Spananburg, Union, York and Ches
ter; Hon. James L. Orr has been e.
lected for the second Congressional
district, composed Of the districts of
Pickens, Anderson, Greenyille, and
Laurens; Hon. Joseph A. Wood
ward has been elected forthe third
Congressional district, composed of
the districts of Lancaster, Kershaw,
Fairfield, Richland and Sumter; Hon.
John McQneen has been elected for
the fourth Congressional district com
posed of the districts of Chesterfield,
Mar horo' Darlington, Marion, Hor-
ry, Georgetown and Williamsburg;
Hon. A. Burt has been elected for
the tifth Congressional district, com
posed of the districts Of Abbeville.
Newberry, Edgeheld and Lexington:
Hon. VIM Aiken has been elected
for the sixth ( ongresSi 1nal district.
composed ofthe district Of Charleston
Hon, r.. Colcock has been cleo
ted for the seventh congressional dis
trict composed fthe districts of Or
angeburg. Barnwell Beaufort Cole
ton and the parlshof ST. Johns. fa
Now therefore T. hitemarsh B.
Seabrook Governor and 'commander
in-chef;n and over the State afore-
said do issue this my proclamation,
notifying and declaring accordingto
the provisions of the said acts, that
Daniel Wallace, ]. l.. Orr Joseph
A. Woodward, John McQneen, A.
Burt, w. Aiken, and w. +. Colcock
Lad a majority of the votes in their
respective congressional Districts,
and are therefore duly elected Rep
resentatives in the Congress of the
United States, N.}
Giyenunder my hand and the seal
of the State, at Columbia, this 9th of
December, A. ID, 1850, and in the
sepenty-ffth year ofthe independence
of the United Statesof America.
w. B. SEABROK.
r X Henagan, Sec y of State.
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