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~ On and after SATURDAY 9th inst the Fare by the Mail
anu canal Line OF steamers Bay ST Louis Pass Christian
s'ppi City and Biloxi, will be las formerly in Summer two
dollars my24 R. GEDDEs Avsn,
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Loss OF THE STEAM PROPELLER FRANKLIN
We find the following communicated to New Yorl
by telegraph from the Provinces:

Uy 1e1tgrdPH ITUTH lIIt FfOVITcts:
Haitian, Saturday, May 1.-THE non arrival of
the steam propeller Franklin at her usual time from
Newioun1land, gave much uneasness during the
her total loss the north side of Ferry Land Mar.
rows, Isle de Byre, five hours out from ST. Johns.
She struck about A. M, it being very foggy at the
time. Captain Corbyn cannot account for the acci.
dent as he had been steering for two hours S. S.
W. and >. w. previous to striking. She sank in
,,h'rfy feet water, with her weather rail under.
Very little will be saved. Fortunately. no live.
were lost partial insurance had been effected.
The passengers and mails from the wrecked vessel
reached here to-day.
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Hebrew Benevolent Association.

y Al the annual meeting OF The HEBREW BENEVOLENT
held on the 18Th of May the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the snsnng year:
NJ l.. LION, President
y. q. LEVY, Vice President.
Jos. SIMON, Treasurer.
b. DASILvA, Secretary.
n. WoRMs,
s. JACOBS,
Isaac HART, iDirectors
NJ. GOLDSMITH.
my2S e. NEwBuRGER, WIS
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Firemen's Charitable Association.
NJ The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, for the Quartss
ending in July,
JOHN GRUBER, of No. 49, AZ Jackson street, Maras
and u Surveyors office, Custom-house.
JOSEPH AvET, of No. of Old Levee and Benvie
streets, in place Of John Burgess
JAMES BROOKS Of No. 8. Inspector Office Customhouse.
In place Of r. Gordon.
myi2 BY order. GEO. W. HUBBELL, Secretary.
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CHOLERA IN LAFoURcHE INTER IoR.-The Thi.
oodanx Minerva, of Saturday last, says that seven
deaths by cholera occurred in that vicinity during
the week.
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FFTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECE We have seen,
in he hands Of Messrs. Adams & Co., fifty dollar
gold ece coined in California, at the Assay Mini,
fn eharse Of Augustus Humtert. assayer. 1t is
0cfsGppal in shape, with the American eagle
stamped on one side, and a representation Of the
Gpd Of Day on the revere II is a handsome piece
ofmoney, and will, no doubt. have a much better
circulation than the lit,le gold dollar pieces (Bal.
simore Patriot.
Does the last sentence assure US that we shall
have more Of theml u
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STEAMBOAT SUNK ON THE DELAwARE.-On
the night Of the Doth instant, the steamboat Ohio
on the line between Baltimore and Philadelphia,
sunk on the Delaware by coming in collision with
the steamboat Stockton. Four passengers were
drowned. The rest escaped with loss Of baggage.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Ala
captain James Abercrombie, one of the most dis.
tingulshed sons of Alabama has accepted the nomi-
nation of the Clayton Convention for Cong ress
His letter is an admirable one, and is thus charac-
terlzed by the Journal on the spot
b" II is plain, sensible, we-written document
1t will be perceived, its perusal that the author
is Tor the Union, and a Constitutional Union, and
for sustaining the Compromise acts of the last
Congress. The Captain is now fairly in the field.
he has many warm and ardent friends both those
who are Tor the Union, and those who go for dis
solving it for causes that now exist"
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AoAssizrEN LECTURES. Thi. d;.,,.,, j.,
nasoraist ls now delivering course Of
Cincinnati. The Times, in giving the s.ulss IN
s.ono lecture, concludes with this paragrapb. '
what Galileo's discoveries in As,rono,.;.
= ~ were 70 the Roman Church, Gsolosve Glea. =
iuciv E "a.Jsnsusd Psoses,snts of this dayoba,
Iii % ,ero',. IN, sPir,t Of the age does not Der.
IT,. - 70 sormer umes. Men and Women e;I1ga' vs;,i
~ hssa ha.t sney know-what they zee demons,ss &c
oslos. q sAsy will yield credit to snv
Hsr~i ~, ,re%o9y based on coustrac.ions "s ,hs
''. 'A'' which violate physical truth" VI inc
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The River Railroad to Jackson, Miss, is meet
ing with great favor in some parts of the country.
In conversation yesterday, with an intelligent
gentleman from Baton Rouge, we learned that the
friends Of the road expect subscription list of
something like $l00, 600 in East Baton Rouge and
its Western sister. That 4ciH do
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Board Of Administration Of tie French Benevolent Socie,
10 Mr.G CAToIR-Dear Sir take pleasure in iniorm-
ing you that the Board OF Administration meeting held an m.
~ m mas accepted with gratitude kind and generous offer
committee has been appointed for te purpose of deyn
you proper be carry out your oh aab r
views Th committee will you whenever IL suits vour
'enence am, Sir very respectfully your,
N.uox,.,.. Nm, ,o-, JOSEPH soUTRA Secretary
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wv ~ TIE member, Of thus are requested to sisnc
AR stated meeting, on WEDNESDAY Evening" NAV ~ nj
haipas O'Clock sonic Hail. corner OF Ba ,nJ
Perddo streets Members puncual and y,nv
brethren are fraernaly inylted .By order.
myI Y, A UENrzEI saoxo..
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JEFEERsoN CIrY.-Mr. J. F. Laizer was elected
Mayor Of Jefferson City on Monday last.
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Col' hene Paul and Mr.. John Robb. two of the
oass. teaaen's IN st. Louis, died there on The aOtb
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NJ arrfed:
On the 18th ult. by The Rev. Father Dow, EEwaR
GEORGE Cook to Miss HANNAH SARAH lvERs, both {
this city.
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The Magnolia Grandi- Flora.

Last summer we promised the editor of th
Gloucester News. Mass, who is an enthusiast,
botsnist, that we would send him, this spring
living specimens Of this magnificent flower. The
specimens were selected from the garden Of Judge
McCaleb. and were sealed up in tin box. From
the following account in the News, il seems thai
flowers may be preserved for some time in vessel
hermeticaliy sealed. These flowers were gathered
on the first Of May. and on the ninth one Of them
was in perfect state The tree does not, in size
and form, resemble the horse-chestnut of New
England. The description Of Nuttall is perhaps a
little exaggerated. Elliot in his Botany Of South
Carolina and Georgia, describes it thus: "This
magnificent tree is almost too well known to need
description. 1t rises times sixty, seventy or
eighty feet in heighth, with naked, smooth, col
unnsr stem; and the head, when not injured by
accident, is always regularly pyramidal." The
best description Of the Southern Flora is to be found
in the travels Of William Bartram, who during
the years l773 a. IS and IS, travelled on foot from
the Atlantic to the Mississippi. The Indians
"the generous and true ofliberty,''a he calls
them-have been driven from these magnificent
forests; but the groves of magnolias still remain,
and have gathered new beauty and power from the
fight Of years. The first magnolia grove we ever
saw, was, doubtless, the one which he so poetcally
apostrophizsd three-quarters of century ago, on
the banks Of the Alatamaha
"SouTHKRN MAeNoL1As.-We are much in.
debted to the kind remembrance of the editors of
the New Orleans Crescent, who have forwarded,
according to promise, tin box containing speci-
mems Of splendid variety of the Southern Mag
nolia, which we received Friday, the 9th inst. We
regret to inform friends of the Crescent, that
from want Of support to the heavy buds the jar,
and probably the careless handling OF expressmen,
all of the flowers were broken at the receptacle
and three Of the four were completely withered
But the other, which had not been broken long.
was in perfect state of preservation, the interior
petals being OF a snowy whiteness, and the lower
parts Of the clustered stamens tinged with beau
tiful carmne but the flower had entirely lost its
fragrance. In full bloom its diameter would exceed
six inches. The leaves were nearly eight inches
in length and two in breadth. In the absence of
authority, we presume it to be the variety Grandi-
Flora, the glory of Southern forests Nutal states
that he has seen one of these trees with smooth
shaft OF about ninety feet before sending cut any
considerable branches-a statement we have always
regarded with considerable suspicion-our impress
sion being that the tree respect to size and FORM
Is not unlike our Horse Chestnut Will not the
editors OF the Crescent inform us in this matter .
and occasionally treat their exchanges and readers
with descriptions Of the numerous flowers that
grow in such luxuriance at the South?''
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n.,ch f,o.,, 1eAoausErrs pAs.usErrs LEGIsLAruRE.-A dis.
1ca rom Boston, of the 18th, mentions ,ha, ,, ,s
x1egls.at9re have appointed a ccmm;,,sn "S' ue
nom Doth houses, to make arrsnss~sa., selected
csnon oi the President, in ,hs eSsn, 10 LOT the re-
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Notice to ShIp.Masters.

- lhee Is now open, at the searnens Home SHIPPING
OFFICE The charge will be only rs cents per man far shin
ping j. H."AsHBuRN is appointed to ship for the Home.
II Please call for men.
my25 81 & 1 nuNC.N s.-,,
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Inc elegant and swift running passenger nae ket
my es a NJ capt r. A. Boyle will poatrey Dh
e @'' m' al ocock r. NJ for 81 Louis Cairo Memphis
my2S i R sHaw /. rT r'ynfas s. e st;
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FROM CARpENAs.-Captain Aldrich, of the brig
Patriot at this port from Cardenas, states thai
while In port and when he left, great excitement
prevailed among the inhabitants in consequence Of
the expectation of the landing of another party Of
invaders Strong guards were kept on the wharves
each night, and no person permitted to land
from or go on board any vessel after dark. The
conversation and acts of every American was
strictly watched by the authorities. Every thing
was IN readiness to repei an attack should one be
made upon the town Bristol Pbpnix.
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FROM HoNDURAs.-The NewYork Tribune has
received files of Honduras papers to the 26th ult.
There is little news. The subject of a new Consti-
tuition had been engaging public attention for the
last three or four weeks-and on the 7th several
propositions were adopted and passed as the basis
on which it is to be framed
Complaints are made of the present system Of
steamer communication. The steamer CONWAY
arrived at Belize on Sunday, Goth, and sailed again
in few honrs, barely giving time to the merchants
and others in town to answer their correspondence.
lhe cause of her detention was waiting for the
transatlantic steamer, which did not arrive at St
Thomas until five days after her time.
Some excitement had been occasioned by an
alleged case Of smuggling on board the American
brig Bristol, at the port of Belize. Two casks of
brandy were found on board, and one only was on
the manifest
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SstperiMc Shirts.

u we have Just received, per - , ,,,., man.
complete af'nr'men,of all kinds Of SHIRTS '~S' s0
sui,aa snpsi Irish nl. Linn Shirts;
' U' wiz" Linen Bosom Shirts.
my nv e0 .ored Linen Shirts;
do French Chint. Shirts; at
r,.b,on, NORRIS g. WAYS.
2dpn O''p' eo',ef OF Common stree
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dition in New Orleans, where, although the fact
was notorious that such an enterprise had been at
tempted, no convictions were had. ANY person
had the right, as an indiviaual to 90 to foreign
power and tender his services there, and must bear
, m. consequences Go wn,cn sucn an act might entail,
set foot and provide the means, etc., for such an
expedition. We should feel ourselves much
agrieved, were Cuba powerful nation, to attempt
thus to interfere with our own internal policy, or
even England, on the ground that we were op-
pressed to attempt by an armed force, to reinstae
any particular party to what they might consider
their rights. His Honor stated that he would not
commit himself on the construction of the act in
question, but would hold his opinion in reserve to
be determined hereafter as cases might arise"
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
p W. WOODLIEF, No. 13 Chartres street,
Of 9fs,s from ths day Monday May 26 his entire stock
$ - sSupd "a most complete having been KEEP. regularly epen
York. He would respectfully call The attention ~ Nv
Ia; ladies: Merchants. Planters and Traders full examiaa
u0n OF this stock previous purchasing elsewhere "
my8 I'm r. w. WOODLIEF, 10 Cbaytres at
ESCAPED from the Second Municipality Police
L 1v vpflsOn r. this morning A.
dark e. Il. has hish cheek bones, very long ;sws
about eet or inches high and aged about d YEAR,
New Orleans. May a6. 1851 -' - 'e"''>A@
mss. u j. WORRELL, Warden.
T. WOOD u CO., Ship Chambers and {, roc.,.
and R Rs 5ss s Lsves opposite Post a. Second Muuicpay
a.:ostmsnt Of Goods which hsy win ss Al siss
49," nl6 2Dt
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The Courier of last evening announces the ar
rival Of Gen. Lopez in this city.
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COATS. suitable for

D"p Eve Dress Goats ana Focks Black anl Coorsd
90 90 DO sses do Posas do ' ,j
40 90 do new style loose s4ss, do S
nngish Faranetta FruGks, Dies, Goats Sac pok,, ~,
bta so ana &c foid 3p 3apsea DO DO DO do % do
do do Cloth Ssee on sacs; N0 10
Sacs FrurkE p.IL
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GxOCes sxssN CS.fsUfy9S

THEO. A. JAMES az co
~ Common street, between H.x.,..,
Exchange and the verandah Hotel
~ Have just received per ship Charemspn. a,,., -,
FARIS, large assortment of Gentlemen, ' "'"
KID GLOVES,
made expressly for them by Jouvin
n Also, large and beautiful lot of - ''"'
CRAVATS.
which they will sell at reason,bl. ,r,o.
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENT

sV We are authorized to announce Hon Louis Bon
pELos, present Auditor of Public Accounts in this State
a' ao1nuiuale iof reeecuon. my3
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We find in the Columbia South Carolinian a
long letter from Mr. w. W. Boyce to The President
of the late States Rights Convention. 1t is clear
and conclusive, and at the same time calm expo.
sion of the evils of secession He sets forth for
mally twelve distinct arguments against it, and
concludes as follows:
Secession, separate nationality, with all i,s bur
lhens, is no remedy. 1t is no redress for the mast
1t is no security for the future. 1t is only mapni6
cent sacrifice of the present, without in anywise
gaining the future. We are told, however. that il
Is resistance, and that we must not submit TO the
late action of Congress. Now would like to know
which one OF these measures resist by secession
1t is not the prohibition of slave marts in the Dis.
trict of Columbia
1t is not the purchase of the Texas territory. II
Is certainly not the admission of California Which
aggresslons then do we resist by secession! These
are all the recent aggressons which we resist now
py secession Secession, gallant as NAV be the
spirit which prompts it, is only new form of sub.
mission.
For the various reasons have stated, obisct. in
as strong terms as can, to the secession of South
carolina Such Is the intensity of my conviction
upon the subject, that if secession should take
place, of which have no idea, for cannot be.
ileve In the existence of such stupendous mad
ness, shall consider the institution of slavery as
doomed, and that the Great God in our blindness
mas made us the instruments of It's destruction
lremaln, with great spect, etc.. w, w BoyCp
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OPTICAL JOURNAL
LT tks Council sef t1s Sssond Munieipolity.
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
.4lfred .ENssf0e g. 90.

o4 Magazine street,
IL Would invite the particular sueu,lss Of tbe rsr5 ,
1somers TO Their present very extensive ssormsn of Fashion
HN ohoIHiNG by late arrsais, have received yets
large additions TO stock and Purchasers will he ,.,s, -
calling, that assortment 1' "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
Cabinet Maxine.


TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform III.
= cilizens 81 hiilsborough and the public &c.
Morally, that he has on hand at his shop on Cbur.
ton street due west from the court hosse. . ys,i.
ETY. Of excellent Furniture, and that he il prep,r.
ed 10 manufacture, in the lest style, eli article,
in his line, such ~
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
SIDEBOARDS. Of Wild Cherry. Wal.
nut. and Maple.
SOFAS. Of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gun.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES. Portable and Station.
arvs
COFFfKS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
lie promises that his work shalt Be farbfaB,
executed, and at very low prices, a.J hopes Ina,
ne will receive due encourage ihent from . gess.
rots public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Wotl.
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma.
pie. will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from a distance will he thankfully 10.
ccfred and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
nP'h H. 79-ly
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70 those who wish % drtss Fssh,
iOnablV and Chem

i0nably and Cheap.
MEssRs. CARMICHAEL 4 cox have
- Just rsceisrd from me Aorh ssll-ssIerl-
Cd ass0Eimsnl of Goods in their line. 10 1hieh
shfy would respectfully call lhe attention q lhsif
ihrnds ard she public generally. The ARTICLES
we're selected viii great care b. the senior part
ner. whose long exPsrisncs. be sssiers himself.
has eaahled him 70 make abs very best selections
fasif Goods were purchased lsr Cash, and they
are determined 10 sell al the ms~t rsssonsls pm
ces- Their customers zpay e.pecf. Gtereiofe. 10
get good artielrs as bee "a fk<g era Bs kad af
cay chr esfatEslmeaf IN fAis s<ufios Of The
cosRfry. They deem Il UNNECESSARY Is enoms-
rate the various anir;es embrsceJ IN ihsir slock.
bot vii say, ~ general terms. that erery ariele
fsd Gsnilemen's Clothing. from the hssds6shesf
suPefiins Black cioih. Coz Goats. 70 a pair Of
s1spenders, may be had.
They have also received Large Stock Of
R8ADg-nrAD8 CLDIu1NG. and are
prePaIed 10 n out Gentlemen with fdll Sens al
very low prices.
The Latest Fashions have Zen mo no.
cured, and their friends and eusiomefs may now
supply themselves with the most Fashionsble
Cuts Tor Fall and Winter wear. they keep The
hest OF wofkmen. and will use every exeuion 10
give entire satisfaction ip fhe III Is val as the
nuke Of clothes.
They take This occasion 10 renew The srpres.
sion Of their thanks TO the ppblis for the liheni
patronage heretofore extended 10 them, and ihey
hope to merit and receive eoniinusncss Of .fheif
October IA. os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
AND YET THEY COME!

CAsk French Brandy, l do. Port Wine,
10, Madeira Wine. for medirinoi puyp@.
% only; Hecker's Farina, FAR superior to Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns do,
Wh''heads Essence Of Mustard, Citrate o. Mas.
ncr,a' Husbands Magncsia. Iodlide Qainia. Bro.
nide q Iron, Tannate 81 Iron, Tanna,e Of OH.
n,a, Valcrinaic Quinia, Iodide manganese. Sui.
l'ha'e Manganese, Ferrocyans,e Quinia, Gins
Quinla, NapthaIine. Gle. To be found A
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. o.
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JAMES NJ. PALMER
Fall and Winter Supply,
LONG, ~ IyGp,g.

"a fTER returning their thanks To their friends
bog The very liberal patronage heretofore "A.
ceised from them, would again respectfully am:
nounce that they have just received very LARGO
ana choice Stock Of Goods, comprising eyepy
.nnlng usually KEPT in retail st6fe! and as thew
are determined to sell on accommodating terms.
'hcy hope 10 merit and receive their usual share
O patronage from the good citizens Of The 10.
rough and country surrounding,
~ Gire as "a cal. a.,
October 2. a..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
RnEUM
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

hnenrism, or Enlargement ef TIE Heart. Art.
ftfs, Iihs, DC. DC.
81 the pills two or three times a uecl i,
= doses Sufficient 10 purge freely: ami when ,
Paroxis'n comes on, fearless use Of The n;i,,
must be made; down with six or eight. ami Is .
ll'tle while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels are str6hgly pursed. This effected, the
danger Is over Tor that attack. Angina pec,or;s
and stone IN the gall-blaider are treated in the
samf manner; and although considered lncurablc
ny Tue MEDICAL profession, are cured by The use
o. brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured by Bran.
a'c.n MS. In severe attacks the doses must
DC lui; SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure inc worst cascs. Whenever this disease
comes ON IN the treatment OF other diseases n s
good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and. ms am
outward application; cold cream or lard and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
nave been pcc,oral affections, as asthma. con-
sumption, &c, perseverance will be REQUIRED with
me puts To effect parmancnt cure. But anv
other course will assuredly bring on the pector:l
affection. r.'o'a'
III cases IF tsetiGfy, Weakness. Wa,f;,o, NJ
'fines, or CONSUMPTION approaching, il win ~
necessary 70 commence with small doses. Bec;n
WIN one pull going 10 bed; next night two. nils.
~ inns alternately for three or four DAYS. or Iono
=; II no altttatltn takes place, then increase
'lii each night until five or six pills are sd ,h..
decrease by one pill, down 10 one bill. should anv
cyerlsh symptoms arise, then take strong do..,
nll the fever is reduced. When this u done M
atient may drop down 10 such doses as ,ho;.
wn Judgment shall determine; bcinr careful -
ecp the drain upon the impure humors Is ,has..
re removed, so will he their adyanrem.n, -
,und health 70
Dr; Brandreih's Principal Office, s4l B,oaJ.
ay New York. n'oau-
~ agents TO-, the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills:
J. b. M'Dade, hspelHilI.
Y. a. Mehane, Mason Hall.
=. Mickle q Co., Bingham's School.
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Certain and Sure.

aWs subscriber, having purchased the Good,
OF a. NJ. Breeze & Cos. bcss leave 10 inform
his friends aud the public generally, and .cyery
body elSe, that he has just returned fSih the
nof'h' and Is now Receiving Splendid Stuck Of
CDNRECIlLMARlEs,
consisting Of Candies. NUS, Gunscrs, Crackers
dc. DC In addition 10 which will BE- found SOM,
DRY GOODS,
such as Mems Wear, Calisoes, Cotton CIo,bs
Boots, Shocs, Hats, &c. Also stock of
READY.MADE CLOTHING;
which will all be sold on accommodating terms.
y YOU do not believe il, just call al the Variety
Store; Tor j, is certain and sure.
JOHN LAWS.
October Z. "a
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so Saddles for sale low,
kyD
1900 Feet Of Lumber, and $4,000
Shingles, Wanted In Trade.

, AootuUv 3 o0l VI humE6Iy ana oV,UUU
Shingles, Wanted In Trade.
THE subscriber. thankful Cor the Iilr,al patron.
age which he his heretofore reerivcd, lcr,
leave respectfully 10 infoi 4, the public that he has
just opeucd The largest, he bsf and NE cleapesl
Mock Of Materials in the Saddle and Harness
Making line ever opened in the county. They
were sclericd by him in the Northern Markets.
and embrace every article usually kcm IN an
establishment like his lie invites his trends. ami
Country Saddlcrs in particular. 10 examine h;s
stock. lie feels satisfied lha, he can please them
both fnthe articles and IL the prices. His dssort.
meni entrances in part The following:
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Collars, Hand
some Twig Whips for Ladies, the
best Raw-hide Wagon Whips
ever in this market,
aud other Whips Of all kinds,
Stirrup Irons, BITS, Harness Mountings
Of all kinds, Of the latest styles and |
patterns, Superior Leather of all
kinds, Is dor. Saddle Trees,
among which are Railroad Cart Saddle
Trees, Mexican, Atakaper, Column
bia, Fall Back, and Side and Boys
Saddle Trees, &c. &c;
lie isprrpared 10 manufacture, 10 order, ary
article IN his line ia The lirsl manner and Of The
very irst materials.
Flour. Pork, Dacon. and Lumber of all kinds.
laken al the market prices in exchange for work
All persons indebted 10 the Subscriber, either
y noe OF account. arc earnestly requested ID cali
md settle uP, aud commence anew.
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