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lkDWAkE AND IRON STORES.
Nos. 50 and 9l GIMP Street ks
SSfs<a-PRfESTrsEr e fEfN IspnRT SES
u ERs DEALRRs In FoR FtGN "a
NJ AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Cur fs<@
LERy IRON, Tin PLATES etc. thank their friends for
their liberal patronage The quality and prics their goods
anu Their prompt attention to all orders ceive1 will they
hope secure TO them continuance OF their favo BY a
va from European and Northern por they are constantly
receiving fresh supplies ealefuys ece of every thing in
en nhe and can confidently invite the attention of pur
chasers to their large aud well assorted stock ri which t
English Bar Ton round souare and aat-7no ,o,s,
p p Saoe IRON round square and iat-l0O tons:
best pennsyy lron round square and ai-OO tons.
81 Tre'lsyVania Boiler Plate hon--a0 tons;
best Tennessee Iron. round square and iatsOOtons
Resi- do A. poIier piate-S0 tons,
Rest d. DO. p pISsssh p mas,d.4 lens;
Rwea Ssy IfGn- ,i',u t9nsj
Bsali ewsq RoS S,oash pss ss5 TOMS
Sheet ron English American h Saa rqTSndSOo bnnde
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OFFICIAL.



MARCH 30, 1851.
coUsorI az Mg q gas.sr No T y,
WHEREAS, 3. Rodriguez, W ?. Converse, F.
hods, W. C. FGOO M9 sra White and 9ts property
pe % Cas an' so, t.
from Calope the New Shell Road, to be planked
and requested, giving days notice in the
official journal Of the Municipality. to sell, public auction
For iumsing sl the necessary material and plankns
For furnishing all the necessary material and plaukue
Soils street. from Caiope street TO the New Shell Road
which will be furnished by the Surveyor published with
Resored, That the proportion due by the
each side OF said street. say twothrd be and is hereby
declared due and payable cash the contractor on the
The Municipality. and The third due by the Manapaty
be pad IN cash the certificate of the Surveyor the
lsignssdll A LANES II. CALDWELL, President.
True copy II. BIER, Clerk. 044''''' ''''''''
Specifications
For Caiope street, from, Soils to Clara o7sd SOILS
street, from Calttope street to tie New Shell
Road.
l. The streets to be graded to the grades given BY the su
and be thoroughly ra%med rolled solid and nd
The seepe to BE- lad ongad iHad With their ends
haved or scaIed not less than 10 inches, be firmly
them forming perfect and even surface Tor the psns TO resi-
on IN the middle and each end of sleeper viii
be Inch oak pin driven through it, aud into the gIound
a. The top planks will be closely laid curve slantng
with their under surface touching the s'eeper and ground
throughout the whole extent, and be fastened by inch
pressed boat spikes at each sleeper.
The de slope of road each will be panked
plan, bottom OF the CUTTERS and be securely ss
tened TO the slope ribs, -
5. wooden gutter Ia inches wide will be laid on each
side of the track, according the plan.
The timber for seepers and road bed will be composed of
the best hard yellow pine free from sap eect calcu
lated to impair its strength durability, the following
siZes '9
sleepers, Ably 9, in any length over Is feet.
Top plRnks, by y, 20 feet long,
he
seepes, by and p nks by 49, any length over Is
The road beds throughout WILDE % feet in width.
date of contract 1900
PAYMENrsThe portion Of the Municipality to be pad in
cash. on the completion and acceptance the work BY The
paid within thirty days " ~
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h6ENC1 OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT S. co. COGNAC.
WE undersigned having been appointed Agent
- for the old established house of 'Arboun, Marett &
CO., prepared receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC BRANDiES upon the most liberal terms; TO be
shipped quantity, port that may required
d2S If s. WOLFF, IS Camp 81.
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RRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS

RRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
Brandiess
Castilon Jeune, lS15-6 half pipes
1854 half pipes
Buisaut, Tricoche u Co.'S half pipes and II Qrs;
A. Debonch u Cod half pipes and qrs.;
Raymond-3 half pipes and 10 qr.;
+" 10 octaves;
union-4 half pipes and qs.;
Wines:
Howard, March & Co. Madeira--4 pipes
0hvuras y Davies genuine Pahetinho do. % pipes;
sicily Madeifa-2o quarter casks;
p DabneY - 10 quarar cesks,
- - --S octaves;
isrmony's Nephew's Sheny--9 quarter casks;
w. Il h. Gheopar - --i3 quarter casks
London Dock Porter--4 quarter casks;
9sborn's pure juice sheny-squarter casks
Champagne, Heidsck-35 baskets;
:. DENT ponvrel, quars--5o baskets
Claret various quaities--2DO boxes;
Hook and Burgundy-25 cases;
Whisky. Moronsahela and Bourbon, some very supe.
r0r-la5 barrels; " '
Gin, Meders swami pipe;
- Black Hose-1 pipe;
- Hour Gass--i pipe;
Jamaica Rnm-1 punchson;
Irish Whsky-l puncheon;
Scotch - Il puncheon;
SCOTCH Ale, plnts and luafts-aG casks;
LONDON Porter, pints and quaris-@ casks
In store and CastonioIse, and ~ sale by
Il. M McALPtN,
iaa3 2,aw3n 20 Common At and q Canal 81 Row
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Private Les
l. opsn the above. Transactions from Engshnto French
Apply az the office of tn resent, tire corner
Apollo and Calliope stresis dill
flROOkIHg WAREHOUSES EuNrPANE.-rhe
B Brooklyn Warehouses, al Algsr, opposite Otean
are now in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the w EST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT n intended for re-
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the rver with whsTye
in front of the Warehouses, by which goods Immediately
Conveyed without rayage exposureto the weather ampf
roisn will be found she dischargin- of an
loading of ships.
Charges fixed low raeg, and every accomuoda
ton offered to the Merchants in the city the Shippers 10
the upper county 1t the wish OF the ompany eaua
the convenenceso Of the Ataltc Dock, Of New York.
to visit the premises.
Office, of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewO,
leans r, j. CASEY SeorataYv
Refsreaess~J y R. Geddes Prizes, Frost Il Co.; ], w
r., r. .stF
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MAYoRALTy OF NEwORLEANs March 20, 1851,
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue Of the above
4 resolution, that will sell my office, on MONDAY
the 5st st at u clock M. TO the lowest bidder the con-
tracls Tor furnishing all the material and
aope street. from Soils to Csa stres.s for furnishing
hope street to the New Shell Road The whole in accofd
ance with specifications TO be furnished by the Surveyor
MIN A. d. CRossMAS Mnvor
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AL policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the till DEATH participate in the whole
of the profits OF the company
Creditors can insure the lives of debtors nsrgied
effect the life of her husband 10 esoa ben
eft and of herself and Children free 'front.' claims of
creditors. TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter Conrey, JY, maunsel White, VIM. e. IIevench.
Robert ]. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry s. Buckner
PETTa CoNRrY IT, President Board of Trtxtees
DIRECToRs.
Joseph W. Stanton, ]. Morgan Hall A; Van Bbber,
John l., Lewis, Fl. Barton, William ID. White,
NJ @. Hall, Andrew Car, Theo. II. McCaeb,
John L. SafTarans, Geo. w. Smith, 3. NJ. Norman,
q. W. Sewell, Junius Bebee, G. q. Snethen,
Cornelius Feiowes, NJ. NJ. Cohen.
Edw. Jenner Coxs.
JOAN HAeAN. President of the Company.
EDw. JENEER COKE, Vice President,
A. j. WRDDERDuRN, NJ. ID. Medical Board OF
THOMAS HUNT, NJ d, Consultation.
II. G. HEARTT, Actuary .... Z. l.. GooLD. Attorney.
RICHARD BE1H, NJ D., No. ri Magazine street Medical
Examiner who will be at the Office daily from l2s sP.
EE- This Company Is prepared to entertain appncation,
Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the OF Rates
the Board which ea than the rates charged by the
and London Offices and without their restrictions
residence in the South By the charter, Dividends OF
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
and be made available at to the extent of
California PermsNew ofk and lordon rates. Pros
pectus, Table of Rates, and all information oe Insur
and all papera effect Insurance be had
at the office of the Company.
EaY- Extensive Travelling Privilege
80 Office hours, 9 A. NJ to 5 P. NJ
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SCROFULA CUREI

SCROFULA CURED,
This certificate cOncusively proves that this hA
perfect control the most obstinate disease OF The blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DIR. yoDRssnd-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that ree OF my children ha been cured of the Sorou
by the use OF yonI excellent ndcins They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
TOOK them away, for which feel myself under great oblga
ton. Soars, respectfully,
Isaac W. Cram iO6 W.os,ey a,,ss,
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ITO LET-Several Small houses, one in ~.
Il Greenville, all ready furnished. Inquire of EGf
dll 1yos N. HOLMES, Z35 Grayier st. BsA
HOUSES TO RENT.-A number of DWELLING
Ill HOUSES for rent, on Canal street, between Ro- ~
and Preaux Streets from the first of October. E&E
Apply to ls5 til C. NJ. FOGG, $50 MseR7ne ST. ~
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THEY HAVE COME,

EY Those persons who have been anxonsy waiting
for the arrivaloi our ST RGICAi,. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed OF superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
feIO e z. Il. MASSEY. cor. Cnmn and G; rayer sts
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NOTlCE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate DIR. Townsend's Sarsapariia have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females ETC.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates 10 t
complaints Of women, word for word-ohsr men who J..
p medicine have. since the great Of Dr. TOWNSEND
aEsapara in complaints incident females, recommended
hers although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills. etc., injurious females, they agra
vate disease and Undermine the cunstHution 80
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LFT0N ). s. t3iUens.1
PADuGAH, Ky, June l56My stock OF Cherry and Tsr
Syrlp reduced 70 bottles and its popularity i daily
increasing. You would DO well nd me another supply
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OPINIONS OF puysJf,N

OPINIONS OF PHYSI( inNS
d. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phy
ci9ns IN different parts of the Union.
Tins TO certify thai we, the undersigned Physical o.
The city Of Albany have cases prescribe,
Townsend Sarsapars, and believe to be one of the ias
valuable preparations in the market.
Ii. p. PuLIss, NJ. D
j, WILSON, N. D.
:, z. b. BaI0Gs, NJ. D.
albany, Ap l, lS47. p. Il. ELMEsDORYF, N, D,
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OWING TO the M'uccess and immense sale OF Dr. Town
sshd safsapAla, bAAmber Of men who oymerlylG
gents, have conn., need making Sarsaparila ExIasts
Eiixrs BteTs, Extracts of Yellow Dock SIC They 2 me-
nave stolen and copied nd yeIsements they are ony
woIthess limitations, and should De avoided.
fnnGbal Oifce 10 Fulton street, Sun Building Raw
tS2 NsrR Second street. Philadelphia; s. s. Hance Drug
gisis hatWnore; Il M Cohe; Chareston; los South Pearl
stree, Albany = IL hics,aw, Natchez; and by all he
United States, WEES tea and the CanadsS ''s
- ]. WRIGHT. Isl Chartres street,
1o SoLE AGENT, New Orleans.
SALT-SALT-Celeb J. Toole brapJ in
~ clean acto filled saeksLos of the above either
or ne VII be delivered IN any part OF the city 10 suit pu
lei JOHN TooLE, % Rank Pine.
palm oIL-lO casks, ex ship Mediator now at
mhls u llna FsR6 eI RSGsSSErr 90. 50 Masa,iD.
IUJUBE PASTE-A further SUNNY If The
sGoys article Lemon and Rose favored iust
mhGl corner Camp i' ard I'd teHa Tsyi.1F ;,,e.,.
TEAs-5Oo. pckgs. Imperial, Gmpowder, Pow.
ia.S "I l. D. . GRiEFFN co IS 40 and u Old reyss
FIRE BRiCKS--200,O 600 English Sco,cb aud
uhi s!''''''h AYSAN HOLDEN, ss Magazine at
FRESH SEIDLiTZ and YEAST POW ERS
a large supply of superior quPiiy recerty ,eco, ~,
sale by p. L. MASSEY, Apothecary and hrnSgist ' o'
nina corner Camp snd Graytr streets
CASTOR Oils barrels W. f. Adams ST
~ louis Castor Oil, in store. for sale by
mhi2 FERp. KENNETH y co. 80 Magazine st,
SALT---5000 sacks Coarse, 1000 sacks Fine in
nfis '' III FERD. KENNETH " CO. ss Mssaziu. st.
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John BUTLER, jr.
EEMAL MEDIEINE

d.. T0wnsend's SaIsauarla sovereign and speedy
for ncpien. ConsumDton, BaTennss, Prolapsus uer,
Falling of the Womb, C1gtvens, Piles, LeuchoThHa,
WHITES, distracted difficult Mensuatol, lncontnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostraon of the syse-no matter whether the result OF
inherent cause produced By ineguiy illness.
accdsnt Nothing be surprising than
effects the human frame Psons, all weakness and assi
ude, from takng at become robust and full of energy
under its influence. II Immediately oountsracts the
OF the female Frame which is the great of barren
1t will nc We expected of of delicate
nature, to exhibit certificates OF performed but
the afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles of this Invaluable medicine
have teen blessed with fine. healthy otlapnpg
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Once. No. SS Camp street.

R3OO,t

This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
srty, is in its operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for a small animal sn m, paid
during life, q iarge and hand.
some legacy TO widows and chill
dren after death.
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LFrom Mr.; s. G. Hag.s, Of tsstsn 81 Rreas-, Hayes &
Co., BOOKSELLERS ard Statipers No. 1873 gfsyket Street
PAtfddeiDhia-ynnuary9 8, lsf7.1
Your Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar an reme-
dy; il cured the worst Of colds with me- Ii You want Ger
hfcats viii oheerfOly give cue. S. O. HsYEs
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Dapis's Syrup Of Wiid Cherry cad Tqr-We would Gull
the advertisement of this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several OF Ito sutsTy effects
under personal observation, md therefore confidently
recommend Il to the stfcted.Ed N j. Hseklu TsstSr
and Temperance ssnt;asl, (Irsnteu) FEB. 3, lS4f.
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~ BRIGHT VARNISH-30 barrels;
PITCH AND TAR-50 barrels each;
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs. all grades;
BOILED OIL--500 gallons;
MANILA AND TARRED ROPE-Al sizes;
Togeherwith general assortment Of Ship Chandery Tor
sale at low prices, by Z. WOOD L. co.
Do Post II, I'd Mun'y, and Rcd Stores, 3D. Mun'y
SHlP CHANDLERY, etc. etc. comprising
~ Mag.rla and II mp Rope-oi ali Sizes
SWIM Pitch Tar; Rosn
as-Hemp md Cotton;
,lS&r- q all sizes;
PatexsESller Sheves-ai sizes
Patent Roller Bnshngs;
Suikes and Nails
Uars and Skulls--ell sizes;
Paints, OILS and Varnishss
Hardware-a general assortment for ship use
Crockery, EaIthenware and Glassware
Brooms and Buckets
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes
Groceries, Wines and Lquors-of all descriptions.
ETs~ For sale on the reasonable terms, by
y. WOOD Il co, on the Leyee, Post ii Second
mis- My and No. Red Stores Third M'ty
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PHILADELPHrA, June g. 1851 can highly nr.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
Of its virtues My wife had been affected Cor long time with
weakness and pain in the breast; the OF this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would after
time recur, and all occasions the relief speedy as
in the first place 1t is months since she has been
free OF the affection. consider and recommend most
valuable medicine Its rengheng effect has been yey great
In addition to relieving the breast. SWADLOw,T9 Water l.
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Dr. Toousend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparilia
has been the MEANS through Providence, Of saving my e
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
night sweats and was greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect live have only used your Sarsaparla
IL me- am able to walk al! ovsr the city, Tase no
that am thankful for these results Your obd servant,
VIM, RUSSELL, IS Catharine street.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
IT. g. Tn3u Sfaa m ahiu COmUamvs

mh24 JAMES X. JENNINGS, Agent.
enr. FOR SAN FRANCISCO ANDsACRA-
KXRkEA MENTO CITY. Calfofnia.-The new, A l,
= substantial low pressure steamship CkNCIN.
instant. she seaedIy finished. and has Handsomely far
nished state throughout aordng fine opportunity
those who wish emgrae with their families. Only few
passengers and limited quantity Of freight be received
Those wishing make will do well to apply
once to lmh3l y. WiCKaAM, 70 Camp st
a. FOH San FtsANClsCO--Cal California Reenar
Din, Alfred Morse, master i now loading as above,
and will have al! possible Dispatch This ship j. of the first
apply 10 VIM. J. DEWEY, IS Gravier st.
to- This ship viii be consigned to the address of Messrs
CLIFFGRD, CARR Il CO., San Francisco. d23
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the case, for sale bv
W mills e. HART u co. 70 Tehoupitoula, ST.
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This Is only one Of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sanaparla has cured
The most and chronic are weekly eradicaed
Is extraordinary virtues
James Cummings EsQ of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwes Island, the gentleman spoken o.
in the following letter;
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This of Sarsaparla haa been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints. No female who has
to suppose abe 10 approaching that critical period, The Tu
for any of the horrible diseases to which female
are subject this time Of life Thia period be delayed
bic for those who approaching womanhood, is cal
cuated to ASSIST NATURE by qulckenng the blood and nvgo
ang the system Indeed, this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases TO which subject 1t braos
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by EeIaovIng the impurities the body, far stimnla
ing produce subsequent relaxation, wi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BE-
using few bottles of this medicine many and painful
surg ical operations may be prevented.
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MILFORD, Perry copG,y, Pa, October l. l84s-JMcssrs.
RobaSgR, Cott1Rs d o.: SIasThis INF, rm you that
was aisted for twenty with violent pain my breast;
much that could hardly lie in bed night Cough at.
tended followed BY emacaon and other decided symptoms
Of consumption applied 10 several eminent physicians and
took great deal oil medicine without any relief whateyer
advised TO Try DIT. Davs's Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tar of which took two bottles, which entirely
releyed me OF my complaints therefore, can, with conf.
q nos VhinaUie nlenlclne. john TooaEY.
te authenticity OF the above vouched for By
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant Of Milford, who knows MI,
TOOmey and the of bis case. Mr. r Is now sixty
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known citizen. Mr. Miar has beeu for several years a hi
rector OF the Public Schools and has held various offices VI
honor and responsibility "
PHILADELPHlA, September ~, lS45-A month or more
since was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies such parsgoc and s0uis
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Davss Compound Syrno
OF Wild Cherry and Tar relieved few doses anltrt
tourths OF bottle entirely cured My mother W iois
troubled with habtua cough and has been ulay TIA ar
sqallis and paegonc, has been taking Dr. DAVIS medicine
few days past and her cough is half bad a.
before she commenced taking il. ~
Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street
S Sold Wholesale and Reta 10y the General gents ios
the South and West, J WRIGHT X CO
No; 1854 On es-Stree New Orleans;
Where all orders must be nd dfi
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II 50 boxes Underwood's Tomato ketehup;
70 do do Walnut do
10 do DO Mushroom do
| IN store and for sale by
R. Nj. MoALPlN, 7 Canal street Row,
ola If and 20 Common street
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below is account Of another child saved. Dr. Town.
sends sarsapanla has saved the lives thousands OF chill
dren The following certificates selected from grea
number received thisweek;
NKw YoRK, April l, 1877.
pr 1oaonseRd-pear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility. 1t came ing obtained Of your
excellent medicine and it cured it directly, for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, a Desbrosses street.
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DR. DAVIS SIS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRYAND TAR,

IN OFFERING to the public thsnew and valuableremedY
If for CONS UAiPTI0N. BRONCHITIS, dSTHll-4,
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., append few notices ol the
character and efficacy 1.-THE medicine. Numerous estmo.
ni may be seenin mphlet io distribution a, the agency
mat r d. eminent practising ply scian OF
standing, gradna.e IIniYarntY of PENNSYLVANIA
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South Carolina Election.

DELEGATES TO THE CONvENTIoN Chris
Church PariSh.-Hon. Jacob Bond ron, DR.. A.
Toomer.
81. Pants Parisk-(the Vote e. B. Scott, 90
J. g. Grimball, 76 Jos. Z. Jenkins, Sr, % j. {.
Whaley, IS NJ. A Waring, 49, Messrs. Scott
and Grimba are elected.
ELECTION IN LEXINGTON-We perceive that
an error was made in the report Of the election in
Lexington, which we published before. The fol-
lowing is the state of the polls. The first three
gentlemen are elected Gen H. Arthur, GIG Rev.
j. c. Rope, sos Col II. j. Caughman, sol jacob
Wingard, 800; J. w. Lee, $50; j. O. Gier 40 !
II. A. Meetze, 90 f A Seymour IL.
DELEGATES FROM FAIRFIELD.-The CharfeSt0R
Mercury says: The entire secession ticket is
triumphant lin Fairfield district,) consisting OF
Cor Means, Gen. BUCHANAN, Gen OWENS and
Col PEAY." The reader will not fail to observe
the remarkable fact that all these delegates are
military men, three Generals and one Colonel
Gov MEANS, whose secession principles now stand
confessed, was a General before he was elected
Governor, and now he is by virtue of his position
er.OticiO the commander n.chef OF the forces OF
the State. Savannah Republican.
A5Jecile-D. L. Wardlaw, Thomas G. Perrin
J. f. Livingston, John Darlington, George McCalla'
George w. Presley.
KeTskaw-John Cantey Thomas Lang, L. j.
Patterson.
Ldncaster.-John Williams, j. NJ. Dolby, ]. D.
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