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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

,StsN Anofker They have got smother " Night
ingale" down east The NewYork Express says
shs ia called Rosa Msy--wha, a love Of name
She he's suddenly alighted in Boston, and smooth
ing her feathers for early exhibition Of her skill
The critics there speak rapturously Of her. Shs
il, according to one, - lark Of the English mead
owl" and another says that /" with rich mellow
voice that would fill a cathedral or forest, sh,
gives the songs Of Merrie England almost
nevt creationn N.sf r.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
THOU cANsr NOT FORGET ME.



Thoucnnst not forget me, for memory will fling
6'er light Ger oblvion's dark sen,
And s"herever thou roamest q something wIllcllRg
I TO t,,r bosom, that whispers offne.
lbo, me e. lords Of thv spirit how may not sweep,
Of,ny touch they'll retain soft thrill, lst
Like te low .lder tone OF the mournfuf voiced dec
Whenfbe vino that Eatf swept II Is still
The love that Il kept iD the hearty oftrdst, /.
Cannot pass. Hke foam from the sens
Or a mark that the finger hath traced IN the ous
When 'tsrswept by the breath oftle breeze
They teiI.me my love thou wilt calmly resign,
Yet know, cen Willie iist'ning to them, .
Thou wilt sigh for the heart thai was linked unto thin
As se-bud Is iinkedao lis stem.
THOU canst not forget me--too long hast thou flung
Thy spirits soft pinion DER mine;
Too deep was the promise that rOund my lips clung
As they softly responded 10 tline.
In the hush of the twilight, beneath the blue skies,
NY presence win mantle thy soul; . 4.. .r.-
And feeling of seftness will rush 10 tlane eyes,
Too deep for thy manfeods ooifrei. ''''''''
Thou ayst roam TO tineown isle of bcuuty and fame,
Far, far from the land Of the free -
Yet each wind tut Goats round thee will murnur the
name,
That Is softer than music to thee. ... RI.
And when round thee darky misfortunes shall crowd
Thou'Il think, like the beautiful form 80
OF the rainbow that arches the thick tempest cloud,
My love weu'd have frightened the storm.
Thou canst not forget me-the passions that dwelt
In the depths of thy soul could not die:
When the memory OF MI tiou hast murmured AND fe,
In thy boscw twill slumbering lie.
Thou mayst turn to another and wish to forget,
But the wish will not bring thee rep0se;
For ab thou wilt find that the thorn of regret
win be linked with the sweets Of the rose.
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SPECIMEN OF "A NEW PROVERBI-
AL PHILOSOPHY. ..


SNAKE A SpooN OR SPOIL A HoRN."-
The man who spoils many horns, will
generally succeed in making spoon of
HIMSELF m oI nj g a4t r,.as
"NEcEsslTv HAS NO LAw."-Lies like
an epiiaph. Necessity has altogether
too much law for its own benefit, but
per contra, poor necessity can get no
lawyers. %
CREDIT LOST Is LIKE A BROKEN LOCK-
Enthusiastically. Rather hard TO shave
with any longer.
MAN PRoposEs AND GoD D1sposEs.-
maiden lady Of our acquain lance objects
very s,renuousiy 10 the frs part Of this
proverb, for she says the men don't pro.
pose at all.
BAccHUs HAS DRowNDED MORE THAN
NEPTUNE. Don't know about t. his. His
sub marine highness has caught many a
chap shalt seas over"
AFFEcTATroN IS AT BEST A DRFoRMl-
TX g Especially ifthere be hustle about
il 3ts
ssALwAys AIM AT WHAT BECOMES you. y
Most ridiculous advice. Just imagine
i man setting up his best coat for a
target, OK blazing away at a becoming
beaver.
"HuMILxTY rs THE HIGH ROAD TO
IIoNoR. ,--It certainly is, and well tram.
pied upon, too, by all travellers.
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~CicARs, &c,-HAvANA, April %. -of cigars, the
expcrts exceed four millions, were but
three business days 10 the last week. So much de-
nelds ,ipon fancy and the reputation Of particular
brans thatit wonld be useless to quote prices which
range so high that the Bremen and New Orleans fac
tories must do thriving business N theif skiu im
cIudedl The genuine "Cabans,r the oldest brand
In The city) such MS were sold for quarter ola cen
nv at 8 o now readily bring $gSl You are doubtless
nsvnye that the fine qualities OF tobacco, sVueta de
Abrio are grown lpona very limited district about
one hundred miles to leeward Of Havana. It's cult
vntion cannot be much Increased for In many parts
ofhe island the soil will scarcely yield tobacco supe-
rior 10 the best Maryland and much Of II Is greaty
inferior although the impression abroad s most gen
orally that the whole island produces iohacco Of ine
aualsy and whenever ponted; this istotally different
saIl lot Of extra fine leaf was sold few days since
Al Sl75 the quintali Cor. N. r jour IF Com.
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Few Da vid,s Hebrew pIa.,er

THE grent remedy for Rheumatism. Com. .P,;,,
i IN the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints.
scrofula. Kings Evil, White Swelling, Hard Tu.
m0Is, ' stlft Joints, and oil fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, pam cannot exist.
1t has been beneficial in cases Of weakness, such
as Pain and Weakness in the stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lnmeness, Affection of the Spine, Fo.
male Weakness, &c. No female, subject 10 pain
or weakness III the back or sides, ahould be with
out It. Married ladies', in delicate silustons, find
great relief from constantly wearing this Plaster
The application of tho Pluster between tho
shoulders has been found certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Phthisc, and affections OF the
Lungs IN their primary stages. 1t Isdestroys infiam.
NATION by perspiration.
The following commentator is from an agent
residing at Trenton, Tennessee:
TREN1 ON, Gibson Co. Tenn, Nov. 7, 49.
MEssRs. ScovIL g. MEAD-Gentlemcn The.
Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular in this Sec
ton. There is a ludy in this county who suys
she would not be without this Plaster for five hun
dred dollars year. She afflicted for some
time with an enlargement Of the spleen, which
gave her great deal of pain. The swelling aud
pain had extended up nearly to the armplt, and
confined for considerable time, during which she
was attended by some Of our best physicians, but
they gave her 10 relief. She procured a box of
the Hebrew Plaster, and it relieved her almost
immediately, and now she keeps a supply of it on
hand constantly. These facts you are at liberty
to use as you think proper-they are substantially
true. Respectfully, yours, &c,
JESSE J. WELLS.
n R.,nnre IF Comnferf.its and Rase Euila-
tions!
CAuTIoN.-The subscribers are the only gcner-
al agents in the Southern States for the sale Of
this truly valuable Plaster; aud, in order to pre-
vent purchasers being imposed on by "a counter
felt nrtice sold in this city and elsewhere, for tho
genuine, they invite particular attention to tho
following marks of the genuine:
l. The genuine is put Up in smooth, engine
turned bottom boxes, soldered in.
2 The genuine has the engraved head of Jew
David on the directions around tho bog, with ac.
companying record Of court to E. Taylor, Ro-
chester. ,'i.''
ALSO TAKE NOTICE.
That the genuine has the signature of e. TAY-
TOR on the steel plate engraved label, OH the top
OF each box--to initiate which, will be prosecuted
as forgery.
The Counterfeit is coarsely put mp, in imitation
OF the old labels, and ia sold by several dealers in
medicine in this city for tho genuine article.
Beware Of tit II Worthless.
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
1la Charles st., New Orleans,
Only Agents for the Southern States, to whom ali
orders and applications for agencies must inva-
nably be addressed. Sold, also, by .,
WAaDLAw e. LYON, Abbeville C. H,
Benson g. CuNNINoHAM, Anderson.
my3] G. L. PENN, Edgefeid, G. H. (6m
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ANDERSON HOTEL.,

M;;sI TIE subscriber, lats5of Edgefeld fE;;;f
EtsH District, having takenthe Hotel in this HiiiI
place, formerly occupied byyDanie Brown, tukes
thia method of informing hi0 friends and the pub
lie generally. hat he hs...!-A permanently the
hopes) in the pleasant village of Anderson that
the house he has takeasc scharge Of, hus undergone
considerable repairs. IN Well furnished, in neat aud
comfortable style. &C.
The virtues of tho an,ouutain breeze, the puro
and delightful water pt Anderson village. have
been % long known AID so generally tested, that
presume it is not necessary here to say anything
in their praise. Tho Proprietor assures those that
are pleased 10 call at ths old established Hotel,
that the best Of every thing that the country at
fords, shall be provided fSr their accommodation,
and mo pains spared tcs.nake all comfortable.
With a liberal patronage aud our best exertions,
Wa hope tG make Anderson jtst tho place.
In connection with the Hdsel, is a LIVERY
STABLE, where horses will Be we'll attended to.
Also, HACKS, BUGGIES, So, kept on hand
and in good repair for the accommodation of the
public generally. E. l.. HiBBLEK.
Anderson, June 2l i?5, sSes 4w
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COTOOsA sPRINGS.

COEOOSA SPRINGS.
Hf THIS POPULAR AND FASHsAAk
&ll4 ionnble Watering Place will be opened HIl&(
for the reception of visitors on the 10th day OF
June. 80, -,t''as - - ;.
The Proprietors would Inform the public, that
snce the last season, they have added to their
tablshfnent one hundred spacious and comforta.
bio rooms, with other improvements; !; and as il il
their purpose to devote their united persoua atten.
ton 10 the accommodation Of their euests,i tliey
hope to make il = delightful and pleasant re-.
sort to ALL as well those in pursuit of pleasure as
health g - - & z - a'f:sf 'sa 50 - ,
The Water from several of the Springs has
been recently analysed by that accomplished Che.
mist, Prof. A. 'MEANs. of tho Medical College of
Georgia whose report Of tho same, viii shortly be
given to tho public. -.
These Springs, the mineral properties of which
are unsprpasssd, lnre situated in Walker county,
Georgia, within two miles Of the CoroosA PLAr.
FORM. on the Western and Atlantic I1aiiioad, ,,one
hundred and twelve miles from. Atlanta. and
twenty flee from chattanooga, ID most delightful
and saIubrions mountain climate Tho coinpany's
Hacks will always be!m waiting at tho Depot on
tho arrival Of the cars, 70 convey visitors aud their
baggage to the SPRING., iisEt,lssss .;;Ecits4
BATTY. HICKMAN g MCDONALD.
my24 ss'1ss g.IGt
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Now Com m mission House,
HAMBURG, g. G.

q THE undersigned having been engaged
z2sz24 in general Commission and Factorage
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
lakes pleasure in informing his old customers and
the public generally, that he has opened house
TO transact said business. in all it's various branches
From the long experience he has had in the
above business, he is enabled to say in confidence.
that no will do IA we'll for those who patroniae
him as any other house in the United States or
CALIFORNIA. and tha, no effort shall be left untried
on his part to do better.
Consgnments of CorroN and all other species
OF produce, as we'll as NiERcHANpizE for the coun.
try, will have his individual and personal alton
ton, for which he hopes his abors may be benef.
clal both to his constituents and himself.
A. M. BENSON.
Hamburg, April l9, 1851. Gm
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. he dwelling house of the subscriber: :fn this
=! = District was broken open on Thufsday; night
inc , a4th Apsil Inst and large amount Of money
There was stolen between the sum OF NINE
between seven or eight thousand dollars wero In
bills Of the Bank Of Hamburg, six or seven hun
dred dollars in bills Of the Bank Of the State Of
Georgia, considerable amount in bills of other
banks, aud in gold and silver about three hundred
dollars. L.
For the recovery of the MONEY, tho sub
, nCnoer offers as a reward, the som of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS! For the discovery
oi the criminal or criminals, with evidence TO pros.
ecnie 10 conviction, the sum of FIVE HUN
DnED i'ol'LARS; and forthe recovery of the
notes and money and the discovery of tbs cr;m;.
nal or criminals, aud evidence to prosecute to con-
vction, the sum Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS. ROBERT q. cORnON
May ], 1851 r;.7-Ii,f
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Drugs at Augusta Pr ces!
... >-. ------>&S>~Ss--
DRS. E. F. & A. G. TEAGUE,
Edgefield g. H.. g.. C..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fresh and Genuine Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass.
Glassware, Bar Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Fancy soapa, Fools Cap, Letter, Note,
and Drawing Paper, Envelopes come.
mon and fancy, Ink of all colors,
Paints water colors, Varnishes,
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes,
. Surgical Instruments, Ste
telescopes, Fancy and Mis-
celianeous Articles, 90. =,
Comprising full assortment 0f all articles in thoir
line. -s t..
The attention Of Physicians, Planters and the
trade generally, is called to the important fact that
their supplies can be furnished at Augrsta prices,
on six months time, and thoee wishing to deal OLE
tho cash system, At the LOWEST AUGUSTA CASH
Prices, aud iii speh quantities, as may be desired
WskssP q large Stock, and receive monthly
additions We. buy In the. same markets that the
Augusta Druggists do, aud our expenses ara above
the same. ! -
puorden promptly attended to- 1G & :ssi.. ~,
feb6 - :';II}szs,t ritss 5 lembtns
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DIR. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar.

A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption Of
"A the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the side. Bronchitis, Hooping
Cough, and all Pulmonary affections.
Opinions Of the Press.
The Louisville Journal say: " DR.. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Ter. not only gives Immediate relief
IN coughs and colds, but from tho testimony of
men Of the highest standing here and elsewhere,
it is making some very remarkable cures of con-
SUMPTION"
The Railway Register udds: "We have heard
1t stated, by persons uf great respectnbiiity, vino
have used this medicine, that it is one of the most
remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in :hs
Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whoopine
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, if ne.
elected, usually terminate In consumption and
tho certificates attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement"
i LiverWort.
This plant has, for many years, been found TO be
of singular virtue in the cnre OF affections OF the
Liver. Moro recently Il was ascertained that Il
Poseessed great power In arresting Bleeding at
the Lungs. Coughs of a chronic character, &C.,
and Of essential service in all diseases Of pulmo.
nary character.
''s.,-..-s--.. Tar.
This article is now universally nekn@~ledped TO
be the NEST healing and efficient application for
diseased or decaying lungs, or any portion Of ths
medical and preservative qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the eurly ages of the world,
and no doubt. now exists among scientific men,
that the preparation used in tha embalmmcnt o.
bodies, was composed principally of this ingred.
ent. In later ages, II was found to be in univer.
sal use among the aborigines Of America, and al
thissdsy It is their principal, and, in fact, only
dftdiGSR 9pE an unsound state of the lungs, or
any apPfeN6k iss Those who are acquainted
with tho history 0 bis hardy race of men, know
that death from C0f3 - spnknown among
them The medical faculty fn kli scSai iSffiSeatss
pear to have become aware Of the great healing
properties Of this article5 and are now introducing
it in their practice DR.. BucI,an. of England, Dr,
Crichton, Of ST Petenburg,f Dr.. La Preure, of
Paris. aud the distinguished Or. Cooper, have been
in the habt,o combining il with other articles In
their prescfptiohs5 and With entire snncesa. -,
III BeUGrs, of Cosnterfeits and Boss I,nita.
fions! 49,. - - ~
d, The genuine article Is sigred ANDREW RooeRs,
on fhe engraved wrapper nrodad each botfie.G
81 Race, par bottle, ortix bottles for S5. Sold
wbotssaie and rctsii by sCOyIL g. MEAD
ii3C ChartrrS 81. bot Cont sad 81. Louis st., N
soLs GEsEs.L .Adssrs .yoss .rHs ,SourHesx
SrArEs, 10 whom atI ofdsTs and applications for
q agenciea must be addseaed. e. ~ n
gsid by HAAhi.Atylk r. Ly1N, Abbeyille C. r., s. c.
e q q Biasox q CUNsfk0Hxa, Andsrson g. II.
1s''tss. =. G. j. PExssal dgsfeld; g Cafi s
ssls Al. tis;
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ABBEvILLE c. H.. June 2s. lssl.

ABBEvILLE c. H., June 20, 1851.
Battalion Orders No.
.s-ssi HENRY 8. KERR. who was elected I'd
Lieutenant Of the Abbeville Light In
"a fantry, on the first Saturday in April last,
M having inadvertently omitted to qualify
M within the time prescribed by law, the
IL said Office in now vacant. 1t is therefore
ordered that an election be held to fill said vacan-
cy, at Abbeyille C. H. on Saturday the 18th July
next; and that George Nc Miller. Samuel Tus.
tan and William Allen, are appointed managers
TO conduct said election, and transmit tho .rssnlt
to the Colonel as directed by law.
BY order Of Col. s. McGowes. Hsss+
}. G. BiSKIN, Maj Ugptr Bat.
Jy2-3t So 9Th Reg't.
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~, 50. DR. DHNNIs'
GEORGIA ASSARsAPARILEA.

s,.S - 81se FOR < tzl5fs5~,-s :
Jaundice, Sick Head-sche, Dizziness, I,ocs Of
Appetite, CenstiPation q the Bowels. Piles,
Bowels; or Rheumatism caused
by the use Of Mercury,
Syphilis, Scrofula,
Boils, Ulcers,
&C., &c.
THIS Preparation is made as pure az possible.
l. It's bitter TASTE, and beneficial effects in dis
eases Of the Liver, and diseases arising from an
impure state Of the Blood prove it to be the pures
and most useful preparation of sarsaparlIa that is
made (a
Those who have used sthe various preparations
of sarsaparlia, will find. by the tuste and effect
that there is more sarsapara in one bottle of DR..
DIS preparation. than in half dozen bottles as it
is generally made.
That it might be more particularly adoned ,o
professional use, nothing but the pure sarsa parila
has been used; that for different diseascs physi-
clans might combine or prescribe with it, such ar.
ticles us they might consider most appropriate in
cases under their treatment.
It's alternative and mildly purgative effect upon
the novels make it hot only good substitute for
mercury, but useful in removing all diseases nris
ing from the iinprudent use Of mercury.
Prepared only by J. DENNIS, NJ. D., Augusta,
Georgia.
Sold in Augusta by w II. Turr, P. A. Mo,sr.
ID. u. PLUME e. Go, w. II. &, j. TuRpIN, HAy1.
LAND, RIsI.Ey, & Co., w. X. KITCHEN, and Ban
RETr, CARrER & Co.; al Due West Corner bv II,
L. IoLLAED; at Edgefied c. H. by A. C. TeAouE,
aud q. L. Penn; in Hamburg by DR.. A. J. CnEIaH.
TON !; i'll Columbia by BoATwRIoHr g. MIor, and
F. CURrIs; In Charleston by p. M. Co,ieN, aud
CAREY & CouarRiER, aud by Druggists gene
ruIly. SO ~,
Price-$l per bottle s bottles for s5.
GA SARSAPARILLA.
July 9 IA
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LADIES' MOURNING GOODS.
SAOwdeal Il SheaF,e

HAVE received from Now York, large sup
IL ply Of GOODS FOR MOURNING, a.
Lupin's superior Black 'Bombazines,
Superior Black Aipacas, Of the best style and
quality. yE,s lgi3s.,.. go. :. -
Superior English Black and White Prints and
Ginghums, -
Plain Black Silk Grenadines and Black Ba-
reyes,
: Black Marqui.se and Plain Black Craps De
Grape Wells, : ~ . 57<E,E "
Z. ToaII Of which:they respectfully the attention
of the public. -. iy2-l4
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dsssnviIs md coiunabia Railroad oompanv.

Szesnvills and ooiunhia ssitoad Oompany.
R
THE President of the GrsenY;llo and Colnmb;s
Railroad Company, Oh recurring 10 the Char
Ter and amendments to the Bye Laws, finds that
the annual meeting Of the Stockholders can onlv
regularly take place, on the Wednesday after The
I'd Monday inJuly. This, however inconvenient
70 him, makes It necessary to revoke tho appoint
ment made for the Cd "Wednesday in July. The
Stockholders meeting will be held in the Cornpa-
nys Depot, in the Town Of Newberry, on Wed-
nesday, 18th July, at IL o'clock, m.
The Board of Directors, will meet on the same
day. at io o'clock, a. m. instead Of Tuesday, 9Th,
as heretofore published.
JOHN BELrON O'NEALL,
=. President G. 6. C. r. R. Company.
jy2 n
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~ Miss Harrison, having returned to Able
vile, has resumed her dutieo in the MUSICAL DE-
rAarMENr of the Abbeville Female Collegiate In
stitute. [jc2l-3t
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. UDr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in the District Of Alb
bevilie, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citizens Of tho Village and District general
1y. He 10 prepared to do all work in his line in
the most approved and durable manner. -
Orders left at tho Banner Office, or addressed
to him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt atten-
tion. imh22-l2m*
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I.adiss' Dress Goods.
SNOWDEN dk SHEAR,

AUGUSTA, GA, 4 sJ.t-
HAVE NOW ON HAND, beautiful sun.
IL ply Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among
French Printed Jackonets, Of new and beauti-
ful styles. = - go
Rich Embroidered and Fancy Colored Grena-
dimes, Of the latest styles,
White Dotted Swiss Muslins for Ladies' Dresses
Rich Embroidered Colored Mmlins, snd Fancy
Bareges, ...>. .,.,,..z.,. =, s-..x...
Superior White and co.ored Grenadine, aad
Grape Shawls, ...s1,1g -. :a.'S.;J, -.
beautiful styles, w
Ladies' French Worked Mustn Chmusettes,
Coiars aud Sleeves, :. -. 3,- -. -
Ladies White Lace Scarfa and Mantillas,
Ladies' French Worked Muslin Mant,Iaa,
Ladies. Hem-stitch Rviere aud French Lawn
Hamdkerchiefs. - % -
With a great variety Of other articles, to which
they respectfully invite tho attention OF the ladies'
V% Ia >
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HstxaYed

~ ROAM MARE, about ,,a years o,n old. 'she she
had collar-marks on her shoulders, hind feet white
up to the fetocks, and in tocrabls good condition
Any information respecting SAID marc, will be
thankfully received by the subscriber.
=; w. b. DORM.
Longnire's, Edgefield Dist, July 2 ii
. The Anderson Gazette and GreenviIle Noun.
;aineer will copy three times and forward &C.
counts to w. B. d.
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u The La.derassEed he. teken the
office ON the Public Square, recently occupied by
LUcIEN n. LoNAx, Esq.-hn object being to give
his entire and nnremittng attention to the PRAC.
FCE OF MEDICINE. q l..as -:
BENZ. J. HARRISON.
,Abbeville G. H.. Jan. iS, 1851. AZ