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CAUTION.
Owng to thes =AtSuccess and immense sale of In Town
send Sarsapana. amber of men who forssrly-u
Agents, have nced making Sarsaparia bsni,ls
Elxrs Btters Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc They ne
hy put 1t up IN the shaped bottles, and of tnen
have stolen and copied advertisements they are oniy
worthless limitations, and should be avoided ~
frncipa Otiee, l26 Fulton strsst, Sun Building, NV
York Reding Co., State street, Boston; Dy0 X 81 n
l5a North Sscond street, Philadelphia S. s. Hance Drue
gs, Baltimore; T. NJ Cohen, Charleston; los S0uth Pear
street, Albany; r H. McGTaw Na,chez; and by ali tn,
PInpsI Druggists and Merchants generally througou iii,
United States, West Indies the Cunadas, ~ "
- j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres stre,t
Us SOLE AgEsT New D,aon.
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RARELLI " CO., 81 Common str ct, offer
- the following goods in store for sale
Italian Marble Blocks Slabs and Files
Otto OF Roses and Essence of Ansette
Nice OIL, Bordeaux Anlsette;
Care Wine-Bergasse brand
Cod Liver OIL received direct from Newfoundland
Pertumery-a full assortment;
Permasan Cheese; MADEIRA, Sherry and Port Wine;
Black Silk Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk
One superior Dental instruments.
Received by direct lmportatons and iOr sale by
do BARELlI IL co a Cannon ST
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DRUGS, etc
tamphor-l0 barrels;
Saitpeire-20 Kegs Dupont's;
Opium-4 packages fresh Turkey.
And Other staple drugs for sals by
fell f. J. HART y co 10 Tchoupitoulasst.
PEPPER-In bond and in store, 400 bags. for
fels Ell HART & co. 70 Tchoupitonlas st.
ENGLISH POTATOES-20 barrels, in fine
~ order, landing and for sale by
jslo Wopp& GO Post II. "a Nv.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Sight to 60
- days, Tor sale by JOHN. II. ELIfoTT& co.
B50 ~ Customhouse street.
FIRE BRICK : 900 English, Scotch and
iaas S''0's i IL ife ssSTRoun co. ,.s Common
| STAR CANDLES-l000 boxes best Cincin-
a2s A. D. GRIEF co. 50, 40 and AZ Old I.evee
boxes prime Western Reserve
iss A .. GEiEffFF Y 4 co. So 40 and AZ old Levee
IEtAs-5oo pckgs, Imperial, Gunpowder Pow
las A. d GRiEFFS co 80 a. and az Old eyre
| A MoNTlLLADO sHERRY-Of the very
each for sac bv a3 Him Tn sSase, q tep P dozen
FINE OLD IRISH WHISKY F. -.
-. IN honh, N pnncheons andhgs Jason l. -. -,
| - las JOINT NOLE gspl pocs e
/ NAVAL STORES-Tar, Pitch .nd r., =
Nsaeb by HAYMAN HOLDEN ~ Msas.,' 'o'
palm 0ll--S0 lons direct imports1;on p, al.
BY HAYMAA 4 HOLDEN, " ks.a,,oa sa'V
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JQBN BUTLER, j..

DT. Townsend's Sarsapanla and speedy
for ncpient Consumpton, Barrennes, Proapsps ute
Falling of the Womb, Cnstiyene-s Piles. euohOuida,
Whites, obsuucied difficult MensirUaion lncontinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genea
prusratiun of the whether the result OF
Inherent produced by rreguay, illness,
accident. Nothing be han
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and lass
ude from taking become robust and full Of energy
under its Influence. 1t Immediately nrvelesa
OF the female Frame which the great Of bsTea
1t will be expected OF of dCcaeI
nature exhibit certificates of performed, hut
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been rpoe
Thousands of wbufe sesiies have been ShpUl
Children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
bssl blessed with a heat DtFsDrng
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ruMps AMP BATHiNG APPARAra. a..
STREET New Orleans has Just received = ps,,
and large as,ortmen Of Brass COCKS, varon, s,..;
Force and Lift Pamps Beer Pumps, etc, DC Ista
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and shower bRth, IN
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pips,: shse, isyT !, -
81 every description Snip Steamboat worn
put ard repaired Al orlsrs Sanantly st1esGe To-
80 Ths'sss moderate.
A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
q sjlck N this CHOICE band OF Flour " ~
al ~ FERD KGSNEfT co. IS Msga,ise 81.
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-, TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES


This extract of sHrsapnTR has been prepared
reference lemaie No female has
suppose she aDuroaching that critical pero The TuI
o. Le, should neglect to take IL Is esentv
Tot any OF the hOrrbe diseases to which ena-
uFe subject al this time Of life This period be deiGye,
tor several by using this medicine Nor il less vaHa
bic for those who ure approaching womanho0d, as cal
cuated to as nature by quCkeung the blood and uygor
ang the Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the Impurities OF the body, far smuH
ting produce subsequent relaxation, vi CT
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles OF this medicine many and painful
surl zeal operations may be D. evented.
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Dr.. Townsend not having tested his SarsapaIia in
oil Fits, of course recommended it, and
TO receive the following from intelligent and respectabk
Farmer of Westchester county:
FoRpHAM, August Is, i84T.
DR.. ToscnsendDesr SIR have little girl seven year
OF age who has been several years afflicted with Fist
tried almost everything for her. but without last
although could find recommendation in circular
for like hers. thought she DELICATE
health would her of your arsapara, and
glad did, for not only restored her strength bat sh
has had OF the Fits pleasure and
prise. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty. TO. which
we fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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i Il l.
THOSE That initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparipa, have
invariably called helrstnil gredt remedy D Females otc
ana nave copied our bills and circulars which relates to ht
complaints OF women, word for word-other men who !,
np nedcne nave since the great If Dr. Townsep
SafsaphTia IN complaints incident lnes recommenGe,
hes ath99gh previously they did not number Of thes,
MNtufes Plls, etc., injurious females IA thew agra
Vate disease, and undermine the CONSTITUTION 'es
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From M S. C. Hoves, of the firm Of Brouer Hayes &
Co., BO0kseHers aud Sat,JHsrs No 1873 Market STRAIT
hiLadeipAia-January 8, ts47.l
Your syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE
dy it cured the of colds with me- If Won want Ger
ufcate viii cheertnly give one. s. g. HAYES.
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papiss Syrup Of WRd Cherry and Tar-We wound call
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine an.
Jher column. Several of its sa1iafy effects come
under personal obssrya iion, and therefore confidently
fsoomuend it the sillcted.-Ed NJ J. Hsekiv Ytsltsr
md TsMpsrdAos SeRtlle! (Iren.t0n,) Feb. 3. lsif.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MJTHE RS AID CHILDREN.
1t the safest and eiectual medicine pUuYIn.
the system, and relieving the ueng attendant upon child
brth discovered. Il strengthens both the mother and
cnid, pain and disease, increases and elcbes
food; those who have used il think it Indispensable. j i
highly useful both before ana after confinement,
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costiveness ple
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency, heartburn
Ting pain in the back and joints. false pains henorrhage
and IN regulating the secretons and equazing clluna.
ton Il has equal The great virtue OF this medicine u.s. il
rs always safe aud the most delicate and
yery few cases require any other medicine; little
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise in the npsu
and light food, with this medcne will always sal
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'hE undersigned having
u'n OF genera iUCTfON aud COMMISSION BUSINESS
lndtr The Urn OF l. TAYLOR co ready
hnu5e
advances merchandise consigned
u y Outdoor attended 10 with promptness.
AZ, G ESTES. ESQ., No i0i William street, NewYurk, and
FRA NklN GREEN IT., Milk street Boston, their duly
dutns { agents. J. l.. TAYLOR,
2m iB lm GARDNER SMITH
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From s. $. GipeHsl
PADUoAn, KY. June 5, ls-Ny sock of Cherry and Tar
srnp now reduced 70 bottles, and a popularity daily
increasing. You would DO well nd anO aupDy
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Below is account of another child saved Dr. Town
sends Saranla haa saved the lives of thousands OF chill
den The following certificates selected from q
number received this week:
NEw YORK, April /, I847,
DR. T0onsead-Dear Sir: One of NV children was w.,
zok with Canker in The Mouth and Throat attended wii
great debility 1t came near dying obtained some Of you
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assuy
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER, u UesbTossss street.
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He heard Of the Mustang bought and used directed
and wei. sancs
louisville Ky, Dad 80 had rnrirg
both his legs They they
ef his procured dozen b, Of
and according to the directions In
me month the heaed.
john benne OF Peerseng H. had laughter twelve
CGpti7, Scad Head. entire scap vas
running sore, had yeatoctors could la n,
good They led Mustang Lnimen and 10
great has entirely healed all the sores beautiful
| luf hair c
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN TIE nREasr.

to7o-l recommend
Davs Syrup u Wild Cherry and Tar, from my ledge
Of It's virtues. My wife had been affected Tor long with
weakness and pain the breasts the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her The SYMPTOMS would after
time, recur, and all occasions the relief speedy as
the first place 1t months since she has been
free OF the affection. consider and recommend most
valuable medicine It's gtenng effect has been very great
in addition relieving the breast. SWALLOW, 20 Water
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me iollowin: statement Is from worthy and we,
Snowh Gitihep MI slnr has been fer years D
honor and responsibility: ~ '' oieeS Vi
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1874 month mr. mora
hee, was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
elsed me common remedies sneh paregorc and sonj
4na phe ordinary melcInes. Dr. Daviss ompound Syrnn
o. w ia Cherry and Tar relieved doses apdtir
ouIln7 OF bottle entirely cnTed My mother wi
UouDled with an habna cough, and has unrIv In
sqGls and paregone has been taking Dr. Davss medcn
before she commenced taking 1t. W ~ a'
ss-,,,,, Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street.
the South and West j WRIGiiT IL 81 e genus o'
No. 1871 Oh es.stree NJ G,i,',...
Where all orders no d 49, W t'SW cHeonss
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the time. The
locksw. The foot sweled very rspd
10 bear weight ground.
the Mustang Lnlment applet from
pain the consequence and day. about
aud had no farther trouble with it.
VIM. Of the oldest
popuary all the Southern riy.s as
steam boat captain, had a of
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PORT CARBos, February 20, l%7-JfeSsrs. Robinson,
Collins 8 Co: am happy TO inform that think DR.,
Dsvs' Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take lead up
pan OF The country. ] out Of IT, and have a half
Jzen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Or
DsriSs DepUrGtire FItract end lUscrh ld-lss H0tat
Ettimsnt that have taken the liberty Of wiring Tor nm
agency for the above ARTICLES agreeable you 90 please
word, and send dozen Of each. with ares
,how bis. Re.psctfuy yours, SAaL z. RxaPIuE.
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n VTINItJNS UF PHYSII IhNS,
d. townsend Is almost daily eceving orders from Phy
cans In different parts of the Union. ~ 's
ms IS TO certliy that the undersigned Physical, Of
me city o. Albany have cases prescube, n
Townsend Sarsaparia, and believe one of the ~
valuable preparations in the market " ~ w
H. P. PULINs, ME-
]. WILSON, M. D.
Albany, Ap l, lSx7. r. f. ELssS5oRrrn
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LIaOMER, July 30 l45- our Wild Cheny and Tar syfu
gives general Satisfaction. We have been Of or som
lime, and thought would order any bat is amot
ialy inquired for. and thought perhaps would be bst
to Ter
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10 II . q u a CU z d.
Inns cerhcate conc usvely proves that this Sarsapar la ha
perfect control over the most obstinate disease the Hood
Three persons cured n one house IS unprecedented.
tn Rec CHI iLUREN
Dr.; TonnseRG-DeaT SIR have the pleasure to inform
you hat three OF children have been cured OF the rous
Dy the use OF YonI excellent medicine. They were acet
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
TOOK them away for which feel myself under great obea
ton Yours, respeC tnlly, s
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= NEw YORK, April y. IA.
X H. !etonsead-i verify believe that your Sarsaarls
have for several had bad cough 1t became
and worse. AT last raised large quantities OF blood had
night sweas and greatly debitaed and reduced, and
did not expect to live. have only used your Sarsapaa
short time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
ia me. l am now able to walk ali over the city.
blood, and cough has left me. You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obd't servant
VIM. RUSSELL % Catharine street.
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This is only of more than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsaparila has cured
The most and chronic weekly eracated b.
extraordinary virtues
James Cummings Esq., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwes Island, is the gentleman spoken
in he In n,ypp Lott
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49, ,In ,; - -. -, ,'.~. A,l,ts
."c requirements OF a treaty. Why
r I" :,; y. ''''' o' l"c '"chty'hrc thousand
I"o,,.'o S."'SS no" III Canaoa- a
c2".'.J C.9J DoFIcEI's s on the United
',I"'s 1,I 0''e nus l,c'GT o'cn recover
~ - N'' owner "hy is canada
= " l''.I u ic'"ae 'oF s!aTcS VINO lice
:.p"' '''c owners N INC South 1t
- H. o'v"n,; ,, i IS y iorc'sh country, and
.nl .'l ,no 'i'I' Ii,';,J nJ'"ton , "ie"' britain
49," tio .,,,; ,,U u''e WIN, o'a,cs arc s'!cnt On
rns.;o,, H. - , ou'S 'o,' 'Hch' Sc
v's,y.' So. ~ "a. 'o,"''".J } aOa"ooN!hcht
r. =" ~; ~ t'T,, " INC ile"t 10 reclaim
-; M ~, G"'',t' '"Is' "',n'', s. 'nc UNITS ot
",in,. 81 I " w. ~ anu vI al
crnss tLn Ia - :, - :o'.r y, ''oI even
~ T., ..,s NV, nv u 0:o'S''' tennessee,
-. 'm' W 49, ~ I!'''"' ~ l'nIS"'e OF mem,
sIo,,Il ocr,,;r I''! 49,. .o l'oHs WHICH We
W. w. i, "v,i""o y sstes9!o"'
49,, ;,,';,n.; ,G 90 w, w ''o e''e''''cs OF
No ,na.t ai.,i,,t,I " r., "'.,'I' S'n"u' q! .,'".
en- J., ,,rs,cI - r,rn,",lls - ls'l NV, .'''
~ i II c6nr;,o i ,v;,l';, ~ s'"' -, :,
Iim;,s TLns lncoi;s"i "rj I''L@s''oe', $500.
in !. ,nnst ;rnyi,aiJr I',,; .,'" ;'I'''''eH
1ir ! r;vcn arca ,r m oso,'., 80" "'.u :,,
a(T5ru lu,Tat; - c,n,,lo,nN,,t, ,. WI,
more numcrnus wL;,o n,., a,l'asi . I''ao =
,
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mcnt. | could not do so, at this
time, without a feeling of Personal
degradation. L conc, then, to the
confessional without fcar.and without
reserve.
The inquiries proposed by You sug-
gcst two propositions. The first is,
whether secession be tho only altorn-
ative now left in the Southern States.
The second is, whether to the event
Of the other slavcholding States re-
naming i'll the Union, it will become
the duty of South Carolina forthwith
to scccdc, on the ascertainmcnt of
that fact. The only full and fitting
reply to inquiries of such grave i'm.
port, must be found in a considera-
ton of the objects contemplated by
secession, and Of It's probable efficacy
in accomplishing those objects. The
leading object to be attained by Sc.
ccssion, will be admitted to be the
preservation Of the institution Of Afr.
can slavery, unimpaircd and unmo.
Tested. 1t comprclcnds the quiet
and undisturbcd enjoyment Of this
species Of property, as we'll as the
means Of making it profitable and
desirable. These conditions arc ne.
cessary to save fifteen hundred mil
hons Of property, the most profitable
III the world, and the source Of count
less blessings to mankind-from be-
coming nuisance and a curse. They
are amply secured in the Constitu-
tion, and that instrument would nc.
YER have obtained the approval Of
South Carolina and other Southern
States, without such security. But
these s,ipulatiQns and compacts have
not been carried out in good faith,
by the Northern States, but have
1ra'rA md utterly disregard.
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I1,FN- y =
than this Union or any Union. And
when tho enormous evils of which
we complains and which / have spe..
Gifted, can bo rcdressed by the sec scces.
sion Of South Caroline alone, / am n
without hesitation, and Instantly, in
favor of it, whatever other States
may do, and whatever consequences
may follow.
Let us then, secgif our complaints
or any of them, would bo removed
or redrcsscd by the secession Of
South Carolina alone Tho other
siavcholding States remaining inSthc
Union. Would the prospect Of re.
covering fugitive slaves be better?
They may now be, and now are re.
covered, snmma,ily and certainly,
when they are found in fifteen States.
The difficulty Of rcclaiming them
IN Georgia, Or any other slaycholains
State, is no greater than in the diffe.
rent districts Of our own State,
Zach of these States affords to us all
the facilities that arc enjoyed by its
own citizens. They arc appropriate
and ample. Our only complaint is.
that the non-slavcholling States not
only refuse to aid us, but actually
oostruct lis in our endcayors to re-
claim our property, when accident
or crime places it within their
limits. They only violate the stipu
Iauons Of the Constitution on this
subject. These States do not now,
and will not ever deliver UP fugitive
slaves. 1t will not be controverted
that secession would place the State
seeding in the relation Of a foreign
State, towards all tho other States Of
the Union. ltwould be at once,the
REIMBURSEMENT Of all the rights as.
we'll rs the duties. that now exist Be. I.
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South, than ourselves. But whilst
they under estimate the danger to it
from the action of Congress, they
hugely magnify the difficulties and
dangers Of disunion. Vet they have
made issues and conditions connected
with it, which We must take for
granted, they will exact from the
North. Their demands will not be
conceded, and soon, very soon, their
final hope will be fiat despair As
God is The Judge Of my sincerity. |
believe this Union and slavery cannot
stand together. And unless we
Sseatly misintcrpret tho omcns, this
appalling trutb capuot much longer
be disguised 1t has not been
realized Ly the North or the South.
You seem, gentlemen, to be
amazed at TIC course pursued b..
Virginia. 1t has not struck me with
either surprise or dislnay. | know
You are taught, by more than one Of
on: statesmen, to look 10 this ven.
cradle State for COUNSEL and for lead
But | ncycy su,noscl shn wos r.
be the standard hcorcr r. tho Uo,,L -
in 4 contest for sloycrv rho. ou". ana" .
Commonwealth did m;,cb "a rolNso w.,
the usurna,ions Of ,hc (;n,orol ;,o Cm,,
crnmont IN former lo,s h',. ~, ~ -,
she ever dono - rch,kn f;,na,;a ;": ',,'2 ,
The Great lcodc,. IN ~, ,m",aS,.,ii
contest Of l70S w,s omo nr
earliest and mast c)onncrt Of ,hsns
who dcuyac3.cd i, ,hn, Al '''"s
denouncc, sloycrv ~. y;r.,;;a W. ";'
will never lead ,hc \ s.s T .,n s,''I'' '',I'
whose lcst;ny i !. - w.. ~ 49,
crusade arains, slayrrv TLat an"a, '.,I
luty in nv opin;nr v;il a. w. ~,
upon SoutI.CaroI;Na !, Ca, - y; l','o'N
Bat lcal who ,n,r !. ! A.: - ~:
TO act 4 cons,,;cnons ~, j. ,hn 49,,
tcs. when il shal, c,n,n nna no,,o sV;' :,
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fortune: you are not prepared stfor
secession. The North cannot and
Will not part from you and The
treasure she wrings from you, without
a mighty struggle She may use
force ifshc dare, and there be need.
. lie sure, before you move, that you
cannot fail, and be sure, also, that
success will bring the realization Of
the bright hopes and happy visions,
that lead you on to the contest. If
you arc induced to favor secession by
the idea, which some of those who are
clamorous for that measure hold out to
that you would be carcssed
and coaxed by kindness and con.
cessions, to return to the Union, I
cntreat you to discard the vain and
unworthy hope. Secession for such
q purpose, would be a paltry and a
miserable triiiing with the gravest
question of the century.f9I would
scorn with as proud disdain as you
could feel, any unmpnly appeal to
your fears. | make no such appeal.
only conjurc you to bring home to
your own consciousness, the realities
Of this great issue, before tho sword
is drawn. That bright weapon once
drawn, can never be shcathed without
dishonor. Retreat in such contest,
would be as disastrous, and infinitely
more disgraceful than defeat. Either
would be irretrievablc ruin. Then,
be wise, be resolved, be ready, before
you strike! I have not q purpose, or
a hope, or wish, that is not inscpa-
rably connected with the destiny Of
South Carolina, and with the htl , of
God her destiny shall be my destiny.
am, gentlemen, with great
respect, your humble and obcdicnt
servant. SIS 3e 4
+hNiISTFtD nHRT