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Oct 49, la, IS long .e o. ship Parliament from b'''n
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vas no hj,eros made by either Of The Ward con,,

bjeenon made BY either Of the Ward Com uu..
lcT AZ Il ast q. days after the election
II proper to state here that SIR CzTres.
Il hr Joseph Rogers desired 20 be present AZ The eo.,
ing OF the aaots, which eheerfuily accorded TO ~
he renamed the during the whole the hsIa,
counting, and expressed himself perfectly satsfs
with the fairness of the result
The undersigned have dee med that this statement hoa
be made OfCer % eNoneTsie themselves from an
charges # unarueSs their part collision With osA
,rs and theg soienny assert that the ticket puh,As
under their Signature the only ticket elected that
Yr'mary Election. JOHN CUNNING
Il WINTHROP,
GEO MERRITT.
oaQ So EDWARD BERRtAN
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~ sixteenth Ward.-At a meeting Of the Conyen-
on for nominating candidates for Charter Officers for the
XVIII Ward, elected on he 9th INST IN pursuance Of
the call Of the Wing General COMMITTEE, and Of the JOINT
Specia Committee OF the Wing Ward Committees OF
the XVIII Ward, JOHN p CUMMINGS appointed
Charm aud JOHN b. H,LsTED, Secretary. The Con-
yenOn then proceeded TO candidates FOR Alder
man and Assstan, Alderman. ThereupOn the following
persons unanimously nominated Tor the fDnO wing
Offices
For Adernuan ..-..--.---...- GEORGE CLARK, Esq
For Assistant AiderBqaR.- .-.AND'M BRIDGEMAN. Ell
For ss,s,OT. STEPHEN MERRITT
For school COBHtss 0ger. JOHN DELAMATEK.
JAMES POLLOCK,
=, ,,.. Of st, WASHINGTON SMITH,
r" 'Hs'eeS " "1tVOS---0 JOHN T VAN WICK,
lBENJAMIN c WANDELL
Fer school Inspector JOSEPH 5. MYERS
r., ,.-..-t,.. }CORNS. CHICHESTER,
fW 'o"''oO's' '-'-'--'---- MATTHEW HANNA.
JOHN p CT MINING, Chairman.
JOHN + HMsTED. Secretarv. o29 e.
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10 seventeenth Ward Regular Democratic
r. Eish,een,h ward RFcuLARpEMocRAn

r. Eighteenth rd-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
Milo NOMINATIONS TO THE WING NOrER2
or THE WARD-Itis wen known that until 1859 the
Wings Of Tins Ward united since then unhappy
division has existed, ucCasoned BY some few desgnlnx
men aided by persons holding Offices OF uusi and pewsf
who determined 10 . rule or rum
A compromise entered a,o by mutual aSresrneai
The result Is known IL Is sincerely hoped that after such
rotous and dlsgIsceful proceedings A. took place tie
last primary election. YOU will inquire into the manner
which such elections conducted and how the nouna
tons are made When individuals lose sght OF AL moral
puncipe and all regard for public good seeking eaiy ss
personal ends take the vile and corrupt means
accomplish those ends all good citizens should UNITE
defeating them m their purposes
Therefore Rsiorcd, That ~ the majority oi he inspect
ors at the late Primary Election decided that was not L.
gal the rsgulsr Democratic Wing COMMITTEE oifer he Ni'
lowing tlcke for YOUR support
For Senafor-EDWIN u MORGAN.
For Asscnbiy-WN H. ADAMS
Police J1sfics-SlDNEY H. STUART
Ct,1f Jusfsce-ANSON WILLIS.
For AldsrmGR-ALONZO A ALvORD.
For Assisfant-IUTHER c. CARTER
For AsscSsor-JAMES KENNEDY - ...-
FOR Commissioner a. Common >choots-JohN ID Russ
For school Trusfee-WM. ID CHASE
For bspscfor OF Schoois-JESSE W. BENEDICT.
For ConStabiss HENRY BISHOP, ROBERT
MITCHELL. . NJ, =, ~,
F'ov Iuspfcfors Of Fi,cftOn-ist Dlstnct-Wm. H. Nj
chaels VIM Day 2d Distuct-James Anderson. snsesns
Bagley; 81 District-DSyid Perrin, VIM Lsmber, Jr,
ithlDistrct-Wm. Robertson, Jr, Geo. FaTnhan
Rcso "a, That pledge ourselves 10 sustain ~ our
votes and by all honorable the above nominees
and we call upon all good citizens 20 AID and assist as AS
doing WI II ADAMS, Chairman Elghreonth Wand
Dem. Whlg Committee
49, Nv nop ~ ro SVS; Secretaries oa59s
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re- Third Ward Regular whig Nomina

r. Third Ward Regular mig Nominauo">
f for c,rrI yssf,ee-JAMEs GREEN
70, Poircs Jusfics-JAMks WEIGH
For AiGsrnan-OsCAR ". srURTEyANT
f r., Niissssssors-HENRY LUsCOMB. ARCHIBALD
COCHRAN. ,,,-,,s pv,r,rrn
'fEN y FTFf 2aAaL:FEGnAR1Es ST JOHN JOSEPH
BATTIN SIMEON OuTWAiERs Dr~,r,>rrV
RI C9ssts5 e'-ANDhE" NEsHiil' BENZ 'i'-'
fo1 fat,ier, Of Elecslst D.tr,c-GsO p,5o W
p TlSepif P5wieg: 81 Dsici-W / sharllOw A Jones
'h D'Fe'-Thomas oH'sr'I A hSasf csss Chairman
W PALMER Secretary oas ~
~ Third Ward Union Nomination. a
rueeiEg Of the Union Charter Nonina ing CsnHItsSe
hsd en- FrIday evening Oct a. 1851, at p Lock woods
NJ ,ss west-st WW II VANDERBURGH was chosen Char
man and John 5 Y. Tuner Secretary on notion the
following named genteHen were CHOSEN and UNANIMOUSLY
as suitable ndidaies consistent viii the pm
cples adopted the Castle Garden meeting TO be SUP
ported al the ensuing election as thaer officers Tor me
I ~, I"S a,y y, ~ --....JAMES B. RICH.
H., 1ss,sfonf 4lderya0n. $500 AMOS I. GANETI.
!" JOHN PATTEN Sen,
For assessors ---------- PETER V. LOCKWOOD.
For School Commissioners frH90MAS STIIIWAN
CIVILIAN GARDINER,
ror Trustc,s a. SCHOOLS. JOSEPH BATrIN,
}MosES A. HoPP0CK.
For School iHsp'cfoTs------ STEPHN BUCKHALrER.
FoT tOhSi0o''s------- ! BENJAMIN {. BENHAM.
For Inspectors o. Eiectons-EHst District George "
Thatcher + Allen; ID Dist " Palmer, d. Bow
lev: Sd Dist. W L. Shardlow. A S Jones, fh DIST ia
cob p Chat.eIiOn. Abner Taylor
on motion Of Mr.. David Mofiet, the following resou-
tons were unanimously adopted snd ordered q be printed
in the following newspapers OF The city W The Herald
Tribune Express SUM- Sunday Atlas and Sunday Times
Rfsored, That the opinion OF this Committee. large
maortv Of the electors the Third Ward have the utmost
cs6dence in the named Candidates on said chafeI
ticket believing that they Will insure the UNDIVIDED support
of the true friends the City and Constitution Of our nnch
admired country and ITS liberal institutions . MOI,
Also Rosou,d-Thaf the names Of JAMES b hiCH,
AMOS CAVErT. AMI the others above named. are wei
known TO the most of the of this Ward men OF
character and ability fully competent for the various duties
nominated go Il.
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~ Second Ward National Democratic Wing
Nominations: - - -
For AlGcrr7Gn.-- bkNJ. W. tENStlN
For ASSISTANT Alderman. SAMUEL. h. JENNINGS
Der Assessor. .....-.....-..--. THOMAS Z. WHITNEY
a., ,,-.-,, yROBr WiNrSfNGHAM
'V' 'e'S.eeNs-- ----------- JAMES I NJ DONALD
ter ~; r'iS''o"sf O. I0''@o" ABEL T EDGEarON
For Trlstss a Cozpsoa ScsOols WM u. COLT
kg Inspector Or COr,noE WN n RtrTIER
Ker iassecfors o. Eecii0Rs-ist DistTlct-A. Gflen,
Laclus Ptkin sd Dsiri,t-Joha l. lsltTtS J. BuNtnn.
BY order Of Second Yard Wax .suSace AsS,sia-
uoH u gCHIN j., -'.c - -,
yNc L. LKysES2s See,y oS7,s
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tT sixteenth Ward.-At meeting OF the XVIII
Ward Wing Committee held at HtZclbefger's saloon. IN
18th between 9Th and oh Saturday evening oct
49, JAMES HORNBY Esq, IN the Chair the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas. resolution was passed by minority Of the
members Of the Committee dec aung JOSEPH ROGERS
and HENRY b BOLSTER the regularly nominated can
ddafes for Alderman and Assistant of this " ard and
Where's SAID resOl IOn car!es dfasehOOd on It's face
Lt ndcd to deceive the electors II tins ard therefore
Resorfd That said resolution b. and is hereby rescnded
Res0red. That the ticket elected a the only primary
election held this Fall IN this ward, pursuance of the
call Of the General Committee did nominate Tor Alderman,
GEORGE CLARK. and for Assistant Alderman, AN
DREW BRIDGENAN and they are, therefore. the only
regularly nominated candrdaies Tor these Offices
Rss0ired hat the ticket headed JOSEPH ROGERS for
Alderman, oispufg If few dsafected the
Wing party VINO pushed On by Leo FscGs and who
are sndeayOrngt throw the ard te hands Of orr
opponents
ResClfed, That the ticket headed GEORGE CLARK fir
Aide rnan deserves and shall receive the hearty support
tbs true y higs Of the XVIII Ward
JAMES HORNBY Chairman.
prNrNp Z. DEAN. SecreiaIr. go 81.
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rR-pemocratic WING Ticket.-ReguIar Nomi-

UemOCTHTIt w nix witt
nation, NTEENIH WARD
Ioy ILIcrruqu --.--..-.. GEORGE CLARK.
w., sS,,sjogf lLIeruq1 ANDREW BRIDGEMAN
Eor 1ssfssor -. STEPHEN MERRITT.
to, ScbooI Commissioner JOHN DELAMATER.
JAMES POLLOCK,
WASHINGTON SMITH,
For NcfO0f IfbSfttS--------l JOHN T. VAN WICK,
g. &, MANDELL.
Eor School INSPECTOR. Jos. s MYERS
CORNELIUS CHICHESTER
F0r t0HS'dOitS----------- MATTHEW HANNA.
For Inspectors OF Elechon-ls District Edward Bernon
Thomas Brown. Second District John Fonton. James
Rogers Thru d. strict Edward DAYTON, John Earring
ton Fourth District Worthngton Hodg Snson B Hall
stead Fnh Distinct George Merritt, John Bdrkley
sirth District Mr.. NcEwsn, William Good.
JOHN p CUMMING, Chairman Com.
J. b. HALsTEAD, Secy o2J o.
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~ Fifteenth ward-The Peoples Ticket

WAfrtGs The Wing EIectors OF Ihe Nv On "au sFIuUEN
condemn the rotous proceedings which took place az t-
primary meeting held at Constitution Hall on the Nh OF
October and generally dlsappToNe OF the homhoh
smanang from that meeting. both account OF the rep
rehensble nature of those proceedings and because many
Wing Electors Of the Ward were prevented rom Young
and many votes were by persons from other wards,
and who were induced be present for improper purposes
And whereas deemed important that all good citIehs
should the proceedings referred TO- and tor
that purpose Independent Ticket composed o. suc
candidates will the confidence Of the orderly ana
wel-dsposed wings Of the Ward should be put forward
and elected Therefore,
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The political affairs the Vth Ward have for number oil
wears been conducted IN manner improper and unsaIis
factory to large number OF the Wings Of the Ward, and
recently the unfair used AT the Primary Eecuon
IN nominating candidates; therefore,
RfSOIued That viii all honorable means 10 deeat
such measures by presenting to the voters OF the Ward
such known to have the interests OF the ard at
heart, as their aad lS~dtns liberation
Wings, VIII ever be rosiy 90 pro
tect sacred and nestmab.e safeguard Of nstu
tons secured BY the full free and unobstucled access to
and use of the ballot-box.
Resoucd For the purpose Of carrying out the above, we
Will use all honorable elect the following named
gentlemen for the different offices for which they nom
mated
For AMermGn-JOHN BOYCE.
For Assistant Aldermdn--CHAS. J. HOWELL.
For AssesSOr-JOHN WAISTELL.
For COnSf0blcS-CHARLES +. WATTS and JAMES
MACKENZIE. -
FOR ScIOoi CompitssoHer-SAMUEL b WHITE.
For School InSptctOr-JAMES V. RICH.
For School TraSec-SETH GROSNENOR
(SIgned} WM BROWNING, Chairman.
JOHN J. BINGHAM, Secretary.
Robert II ysop Lynde {. Ferns, Chas Dennlson, Jr
Burton ThOms, John Copcutt, 5. ). Wyck0h,
kooeIt Jones, Henry X Durham, }. y. Dor,
Peter Embury John Thomson, John NJ. Benne''
VIA. {. Redfeld, + Cunnlngh Chas A VIII
John III Holdane Sylvanus 5 Ward, John Hewitt, Jr,
John l.. Brewer Butts Skidmore. Henry W. Sill,
John Hutton, James '. Rich John + Seaman,
". + Dean James l.. Ogden. A. G. Smith
Jas W Blocker Jas. cunningham, VIM. {. Horton
gs
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NKw-YoRK.... q
Cleared.

m 20, additional Shepaao Indulgence sereat Page
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To- with District, 18Th Ward. Regular DE-
mOcratic WING Nomination: .,ou,
" Ear Wen6,r OF Isserlbiy-EPHRAIM l.. SNOW
Nv order MOSES MAYNARD. Jr.,
Chairman Assembly Convention
W. D.vts sscyet,rv o29 ds
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u To The Whig EIeetor. of the sikteenth

~ To the Wing Electors of the Sixteenth
NaFd.W The unGeTsigLed. Inspectors If the Primary
EectOnO OF he Nv In ard layns heard asserted that
NJ Tie regular appointed Inspectors II sad
ton, a4d publication appearing the papers that the
election was Illegal VOID Of sect ard not binding the
Wigs II the Ward beg leave % state o. the Wing Esc
4 the Ward te authority ~ wh ch ~ acted unier
a. L. iectars 81 - . Primary Election
-Sl&IEENiH NAhD.-Ihe Democratic VIM
Electors ~ the w In ara hereby notified that an
election II De- held al the house n James Nufay corner
Of Sta-sy nth I TIL RDAY Oc, O. 70 elect BIZ
baot delegates % he several CoryC uJns b. order VI
the Democrat ihg 9 neral Committee Also, u elect
delegates 20 nominal, Chatter ami School Oce.s for the
Ward.
The Pol VIII open a. u o'clock NJ, and close At 10,
O'Clock A NJ.
Inspectors If TIeci.ou-Tohn P Clmr1ng. Richard
winthrop, Edwin Ferguson John McIu,yre, EdsarI
BerrrI1n.
B. fof JON; Special COMMITTEE
Hastil z N shlifh, John Pulls, Jane. Halev
John ZDkn, AleI Mcclure John Tayl0r
Jchh hAl-'eal, Aoses 'acksln, Geo. Campbell
George hitting
bs hr above cal Which polished two DAYS yYlor IN
sdG election you viii perceive Sh0 we're the legal snect-
20 preside a. said election
pom TIE opening % the election al he n,ector. we're
present except Dir John Nclntyr, 10 whom nes,ene.r
was sent turing Whether intended % serve a. In
sf.ctor The Tessenger returned stating that he was -
much LdsPosed that he would b. able % attend III
election whereupOa lis vacancy allied By the ap,nt
meni u Mr. George Merru.
Mr. Ferguson the other lac ector declining 10 act after
repeated solicitations 70 30 so
The UNDERSIGNED opened ard closed tie ELECTION A. the
tine Srsr fff ~ 'he 81 We rail Til r'erfl WI. 49,.
a1etso Peae.~sy. I.ly aud Aonorabiy ballots we're
counted, aid tie result published 10 al Of Shish
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rV' A large tore. and all schr sunk m the Sound.
R!ack Beck hearIng " t.. or miles. She has White
mast heads has been Icing IN that situation she
has The Nv az heI mast head.
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10 Sixth Ward Ratification Meeting.-A
meeting of the Wings II the With Ward held at the North
American Hotel Wednesday evening, Oct %, pdrsu-
call OF the Wings OF the Ward for that purpose
OWEN W BRENNAN was chosen Chairman, and F X
SHERMAN, Secretary.
The call of the meeting having been read the following
ticket was unanimously ratified
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maine. Charles Benson 2d District Chester Drlggs
Geo +. Merker, Sd District Henry A. Kerr VIM .
Sterling, 4th District Peter G.. BOgsr, Arthur W Ga-
baudan; 5th District Edmund Morris Theodosius stTang
sth District Edwin q. Brown, Jacob Beekman ,
ResOlued That all good and true Whigs be earnestly
recommended 10 vote the above ticket entire at the ens
s FRANCIS HEWITT, Chairman.
cSsanLsE WERKIyR Secretaries go s..
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90 IL
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70 Ct.h,e.n,h ward RatiiIrntIcn Meeting.

The WIN Electors Of the NNllth Ward are requested 70
meet al the old wing Headquarters the Bu!s HEAD
Hotel corner of 81 ay. and gath st, oil ThUksoAf
EXFNING October 80, at o'clock, Ia respond 10 we
NOMINATIONS made by the Assembly and Charter Conysa
tom. Several eminent Speakers Will address me mseux
ABEL WHEATON, ST. chm. Assembly Cow
WI ROBERTSON Jr, Secy. 80 a
II ID co~x,IS sec'y e@ 3ts
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49, ~ 20 Cc~S;in Secretaries cas- 2s
~ Eighteenth Ward Regular Democratic
Hhig Nominations. ,,Dno

For Inspff fOrS OF EleIFIo 81 IIIs'IH0 ""'I"'I. -.
VIM II Nchacls. 2d District Os.MF ben,Amn S S
eeant Y Raley 81 District David Perm. VIM J. Ds
yis nh District Charles Mason, James W a's% 4.
District. Abel wheaton. Jr., Parker Chamberlain
By order of Charter Convention, >, ..,
prr,rxr KN,rp sccretsry o25@f
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agstso Yeaes~s,y i.y aud aonorsbiy the ballots we're
rscntsS aid tie result published 10 al Of Shsh there
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~ Twentieth Ward-Regular Democrats
Wing Nominations.

For Iaspec0y5 o. EecnOn-lst District. VIM. Prior and
Hugh Tuner. % Dist Benz Pstet and Richard Benla'
min. 81 Dis Jsob DcpGy and Robert Is Leoie.
$50 80 HENRY CUSTOM, CHAIRMAN
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f1frtcfoTs-lst Dlsnct-W IIam VI ST J4hi.s W
r.sai. u Dsinct-E Id ard IL Donlcz. James Ber-rn
Sd D..rct- HoTati0 Reed. samuel Bingham, Jr ih Ds-
trict-Wiilam Jones. Jr Abraham Baker, 5tA Dsuict-
FDWa ARD A FRASER
Chairman Nominating Committee.
EDWARD H. DOwINIcS. Secretary. - ,,,,
E-r As.sD sfy......- AhFORD l.. dAtO hBEh-
CHARLES PLACE,
Charm az Nominating Committee
L = Orr-rp Sscrarrrg 90 -
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For School COmpiiSaOHcT-SAMUELB WHITE.
For School nspector-JANIES V. RICH.
For School Irusec-SETH GROSNENOR.
(Slgned, WM BROWNING, Chairman
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Memphis Institute.
Medical Department.

Nedic;si Department..
TIME regular course of Lectures in this lnsti-
Il tute will commence on the First OF No-
vember, and continue until the last of February;
The Anatomical department will be opened anu
ready to receive students by theFirst OF Octoper'
The Medical Department will be under the dIrec-
ton of the following
'' " w. PROFESSORS:
J. CONQUEST CROSS, NJ. D. Professor of the IN
stiu,es of Medicines and Medical Jurisprudence ,
W.BYRD POWELL, 81. D., Professor oil Cefeofh'
P1yssGSg % SMT5S fSS e. GsqSsT b. 9ns OF
III. nULCE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory ana ''1'''
0i nfa'Sf Wilson Professor OF Obstetrics and Dis
eases NG q Wog fu Professor of Aatera Medica, and
= FREEMAN. NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
J. MILTON SANDERS, a. "'' Al D' ''''''O' -
chemistry yCLINIQUE J,I lIes LECTURERS.
MEDICINE-PRoF; J. HHLGE; 1lGGy
sURGERY-PRoF.R;s R; 5: NEMIHm, new Dan,ons,r,,or
The fees for full course oi lectures amount 10
ISo Eoacb Professors Ticket, SIS. Matriculator's
OK Demonstrators Fec so. Graduation, S2O.
Those desiring further information vii please
address their letters (post paid) to the Dean; and
students arriving in the city will please call on him
at the Commercial Hotel.
r. s NEWTON, NJ. d., Dean ol the facHty.
LAW DEPAEs'EWENE.
HON. E. w. NJ KING, Professor of Theory an Prac-
'S NoH: W V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
risprudence.
TERMS $50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
"'0''' n'0'' 0' E,w. M. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, mora
worth and professional requirements, will compare
favorable with the most distinguished in oar conn
try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly y
in this or any other country--all of them are able
lecturers and the best of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical
position and the extent of Our population can have
no doubt as TO tho eligibility of foul situation tor an
enterprise of the kind. AS to health, including
al seasons OF the year, we deny that ANY OTHER
CITY HAS MORE. .
A common error exists in the minds OF many
students relative 10 the place of studying incidence
those who intend practcing among the diseases o
the West and South should certainly educate
themselves at school whose faculty are PRACTICAL
lv acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied OF the perma'
nency of this school, we feel it our duty to state
that the Trustees and Faculty form UNIT in action
which augurs well for its future success; and tha
the peculiar internal organization which connects
them, cannot be interrupted.
-, E. w. Nj. KING.
President the Memphis Institute.
July II, 1850, 1s ly
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FEMALE PILLS,
For Females only,
Invaluable to young, married and single.
DR. EEEDX;S

DIR. EEzgsX;S
Restorative and Monthly Pills.
Price 25 cts. a Box
A CCOMPANIED with a small pamphlet, con-
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to old age.
Nature will be much assisted by their use, in
anticipation Of certain periods, or where there is
rregularty, suppression or absence OF tile natural
changes, and will relieve the suffering, pain and
distress common TO many at those periods. There
are other times, also when the married and single
will find them useful.
Mothers do not mistake the aings of your
daughters; when afflicted with Headache, DizzI-
ness, Painting. Loss of Appetite, Sickness OF the
Stomach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, Pains a.
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cal or Nervous feeling, Depression or Lowness Of
the Spirits, Melancholy Dislike 10 exercise and
society, Pal apitnton Of Heart, Bleeding at the nose
&c. Too often are medicines given them for Llv-
er complaints, Dyspepsia, Consumption, &c, when
the real cause is not suspected; and through i'm
proper medicines and treatment their constltu-
tons are destroyed and their constitutions are dc
s.royed, and they become miserable during life.
Thousands OF Females in Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know the
efficacy of those Pills, and many could be referred
to, but decacy and respect to the sex forbds it.
Sod wholesale and retail at DR.. Leidy's Dispen-
sary, No Ia North Fourth Street, Phila.-also
by Thos. ]. Workman, Camden; Toland d. Curtis
Columbia; Black & Ehny, Orangeburg; DR.. p. M
Cohen and DR.. J. A. Clcavcland, Charleston; and
by Druggists and Storckcepers generally.
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Temperance Hotel.

YIHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L friends and the travelling public in general,
that he has again rented the above Hotel for
short time and would respectfully solicit portion
of the patronage so literally bestowed upon hm
heretofore, as no pains will be spared to make the
traveller comfortable and at home.
The Stages, and Omnibuses will call regularly
at the House for passengers, going by Railroad
Also, Horses, and Buggics, can be had from him
on reasonable terms, to go in the country.
J. 3. F. BOONE.
Feb. II, l2 If
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Notice

ETsHoMaS LANG, William Anderson, Thomas
Il j. Ancrum, William Gardener, and Alexander
Young, who have been, and now are, engaged in
the manufacture of cotton goods and other articles,
at a place known as the DeKalb Factory in ker-
shaw District, under the firm and style OF VIII,
liam Anderson and Company. have associated
Burwell Boykin with them, as member OF sald
Firm--anl having obtained from the Legislature of
South Carolina, a Charter incorporating the said
Firm, with their associates and successors, as
body polite and corporate, in law by the name and
style, of eThe ,DeKalb Manufacturing Company" ,"
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter, and will hereafter conduct
then business according to the terms thereof, and
under the name and style of "The DeKalb Manu-
featuring Company" -
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Workman & Boone

Are now receiving large additions to their Stock
embracing SEYERALNE STYLES, and
rendering their Stock by far the most full and
complete SPRING STOCK of
BOOTS AND SH OES
that has ever bsen offered in this market.
In the selection OF these goods, great care mas
been taken as to style and qualify The worknda,
shin and materials are of the best tdescrlptlon-and
the terms shall be accommodating.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine their Stock, which canno, fail in quality
and price to give satisfaction to any and all.
April 8, 2o