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New Comm issfOn House.
IJANpIaa & ~

ss j THE undersigned having been engaged
fz4sssS in general Commission and Faciorago
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
the public generally, that he has opened a house
70 transact said business in all it's various branches
From the long experience he has had in the
above business, he is enabled to say in confidence.
that t ne will do as well for those who patronize
nm ~ J., as any other house in the United Sfates or
CalJrHid. and that no effort snll be left untried
on his part 10 do better.
Consignments Of CorToN and all other species
OF produce, Ms well % M MEaoHaNpfzE for the COM
try, will have his indIviinaIs aud personal atten.
tion, for which he hopes bis labors may be benefi-
clal both TO his constituents and himself
>, A. M. BENSON.
Hamonrg, APnl l9yl l1S5l.t 6m
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re- Maxcy Gregg, from The Committee
OF twenty one submitted the subjoined reso-
lntions and address, which, on motion of
Gen. Adams. was made the special order of
the day for Wednesday morning. The Con
vention, at half-past S, adjournded until 10
o'clock the following morning.
l. Resolued, That in the opinion of this
meeting the State of South Carolina cannot
submit to the wrongs and aggressions which
have been perpetrated by the Federal Gov
ernment and the Northern States, without
dishonor and ruin; and that it is necessary
to relieve herself therefrom, whether with or
without cooperation of other Southern States.
2. RESOLVED, That sconcert % action with
one or more Of our sister States of the south,
whether through the proposed Southern
Congress, or in any other manner, is an OBJ
ject worth many other sacrifices, but not the
sacrifice involved in submission.
8. Resolued, That we hold the right of
secession to be essential to the sovereignty
and freedom of the States of this Confedera-
cy; and that the denial of that right would
furnish to an injured State the strongest
additional cause for its exercise.
a. Resolced, That this meeting looks with
confidence and hope TO the Convention of
the people, to exert the sovereign powers of
the State in the defence of its rights, at the
earliest practical period, and in the most ef-
fectual manner; and to the Legislature to
adopt the most speedy and-efectual measure
towards the same end.
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Ladies' Mantillas.
SIN . w DEN & SHEAR

AUGUSTA. GA,
HAVE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
IL Ladies Paris made Silk MantiIlas, of new
and splendid styles for summer wear,
Ladies Frcnch-worked Muslin Mantlas, Of the
latest Paris styles,
Ladies rIch white and black Lace Mantillas, Of
elegant styles,
Ladies' black Lace Shawls, and white and blk
Lace Scarfs,
Ladies French-workcd Muslin Collars, Chemia-
setts, Cuffs and Underslceves.
Ladies Lace Collars, Cuffs and UndersIeeyes.
Of beautiful styles,
To all of which they respectfully invite the at
tention Of the public.
Augusta, April l2
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South Carolina. J

SOutn CafOI1nH,
ABBEvILLH DIST. In the Common PIess
J. P. Kennedy, Admir-, v. II. II. Alexander
Attachment.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, OIL tho fifth duy
w of May, file his declaration against The
Defendant, who, az it is said, is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the sumo, upon
whom a copy of the said Declaration might be
served. 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant do appear and plead to the said Declara-
ton, on or before the sixth day, of May, which
will be in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty.two, otherwise final and abso-
lutte Judgment will then be givon and awarded
against him. ;.Ei,I
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cor. Z
Clerks Office, 5th May, 1851 W.
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lfN. g, pot.
| 6IIfec.. Our only.
steady forward leap.
forward leap which n.
lsPerisll it will be in, a lnan
selves. Or shall we clips
che broken branches aropnds
ou-energies, with cert6snsH,,..
must fall. and be crushed. If the
our Revolutionary fathers of '7o ilias nc 3fsss,
cold in our veins--if, the ease aud itedf of
wealth has not aebased us, we will not 6esiss
tate in choosing between siling rs men tigl,.ss
ing for our rights, aud dying as slNases hug
gng cbains:to our bosomssss !: an 1
appfehend no such f,tal results :ffeia jSsss
tance.y The godssfavor the brave. H.WAl
will but do our duty rs freelnen, AL will 1ysE
be well.@ South Carolina will have the
moral power to- shake the corrupt elements
of toits foundation, and to concentrate
tliss spowersof the south in one mighty
effort TO drive the spirit of fanaticsm from
its psent strong hold into its dark and pes
titentS1sp, where the common interest of
mankia6 demand that it should ever. be
bound But sir, tits said that this move
ment@ill divide us. i do not believe this.
Ihe line. that now separate us in this State,
Except the miserable squad ,of subniission
lists, too small numbePand too contemp--
tible in character TO be ranked as party)
arc too slight fossdvisions. i never will be-.
lieve, until theFdomning fact is made too
manifest to donbk that any portion Of the.
small ,thoughAoble band who have counsel
ledsmoderation in this Convention, will lend
their names as a cloak to cover the miserable
squad ofsubmissionists in our State. from
the odium which has heretofore Justly at
taclled. to them. understand all these gem.
tlemen to repulse such an idea as this with
scorn. And their platform puts this idea
out of question. hail the gentlemen con-
stituting the minority in the Convention as
brethren contending in common cause
withns And though counselling prudence,
yet equally with ourselves prepared to strike
the blow for freedom and right when the bat
tie is gained. 80. i. - -.
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Forty Dollars Reward!

STOLEN from The subscriber, ON the night of
~ the 5th inst, large dark ashy colored mare
and sars; head and ears very large, rugged made.
about Eve years old, aud FIVE feet high tho mnle
was newly reached. Also, my saddle pnd bridIe.
BITS and curb, homo made. A reward Of iwenty
dolian will She paid for the apprehepsion Of the
THE. With Sproef .afticisnt g soayiet him. and
i can get her. Address me al Wtdeman, f. o.
Abbevnle Dist. 8. 6. ~
s.t.i'! JosHUA .WIDEMANssE
y N. DE- Ihavs every sesssa 70 believe thi mule
was taken; tnwssd Haywood County, n Ca
MoHafdiaees viii copy thres times aud forward ac-
counts 20 Joshaa Widenian, Wideinan's 20. sss
spf25 -. ~: {. j q. * IS & .3tf. 3 :.
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Curtain Materials,

SN o W DEN & SHEAR,
II AVE received from New York
IL White Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cur.
tains, OF new and eiegan; syies,
White embroidered Muslin Curtn;na. at x.,v
low prices,
Rich colored Damasks, for Curtains,
Superior White aud Fancy colored Dimitiea,
Sup. A French Furniture Prints, u,,d plain
and twilled A Turkey Red,
Gill Cornices, Curtain Pins and Bands.
To oil of which they respectfully invite tho at
tenton of the public.
Augusta, April l2 3
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Verntnent.sFSg&ts 0rfhAs
usurpationsnAe ..svssS SSr,s
mitted against sseakJs kJsbss STATE.
of the south 20 ffA5fs An on
exercise Of tha SIreoa,lla nd %.
Indispensable two,ld be
an interference sifl aefion Of . far
different character from any with which she
can be charged towards them. Sovereipns
are q! equals. In seeding alone, South Caro-
ma would be placing her sister States
OF the south under no constraint IF they
should hnd themselves in a position of; re-
stra'nt 1T would come from the action Of the
Federal Government, not of South Carolina.
but 1t they should insist on her rcfraining
from the exercise of her right, and submit,
ting to condition which she regards IA in.
tolerable, they would make themselves par-
ties with the Federal Government in placi,,o
an unjusti6able restraint upon sovereign
and an equal.
We wish that the necessity for separate
action by South Carolina which we have
contemplated, may be averted. We contide
IN the gallant spirits whom VIC address.
There may be some hope of the assembling
of n Southern Congress, to devise measures
of redress and relief, upon which some of
the injured States may unite. We have
been willing to sacrifice much for southern
union. We still are. We do not desire to
lead, but to follow. Propose any effectusl
measures for vindca.ing our common rights
and providing for common safety, and we
will heartily unite with you in carrying them
out. We should regret most deeply, to in
cur the censure offriends, with whom we have
the strongest desire to act in concert. But
we feel deep conviction, that we have not
acted heretofore with any precipitation, and
that We are in the right in the determine
ton which we have formed. The self
abasement of submission, appears to us un-
worthy of men-still pretending to be free.
The gloomy prospect of inevitable ruin, to
follow submission, appears to us more for
midable than any dangers to be encounter
ed IN contending alone, against whatever
odds for our rights. We have come to the
deliberate conclusion, that if it be our fate
to be left alone in the struggle, alone we
must vindicate our liberty by secession.
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DR.. Rogers LiverwOrt and Tar.
A SAFE aud certain cure for CONSUMPTION of
n tho Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
As,hma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, Hopping
Cough, and all Pulmonary affections.
Opinions Of the Press.
The Louisville Journal say: /" DR.. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Tar, not ouly gives Immediate relief
in coughs aud colds, but from tho testimony of
men of the highest standing here and elsewhere,
it is making some very remarkable cures Of con-
sumption" s.s'''"
The Railway Register adds: /" We have heard
it stated, by persons of great respectabilty, who
have used this medicine, that it is one Of the most
remarkable medicines OF. the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain IN The
Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, ifane-
elected, usually terminate in consumption and
the certificates attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to jpstify fythIs statsmsnt.''
LI40FwOrt.
T6s plant tbss, icf many years, been found to be
Of singular virtue in the cure OF affections of the
Liver. Moro recently II was ascertained that 1t
poesessed great Powor In nrresting Bleeding al
tile Lungs. Coughs Of chronic character, &c,
and Of essential service in all discusses Of pumo-
nary character. t"..'.
This article ID, now universally acknowledged to
be the most healing and efficient application fox
discussed or decsying lungs, or any portion Of The
Aesby Or muscular parts Of the human body Its
medical iand preservative Qualities were undontoed
by the Egyptisna in tho early ages of the world
and no doubt now exists atnong scientfic fnep,.
that tho preparation used III tha embaimment 81
bodies, wan composed principally Of this inzredti
ent, In later ages, II was found TO bo in uniyefa
sal ms among tho sboignes Of America, and %
this dny Il iaftheir principal, and, in fact, ohIy
u1edicipS for On unsonnd state Of the 9angysok
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Special Notifies.

. pDr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in the District of Alb
beville, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citizens of the Village and District general
Iy. He is prepared to do all work in his line in
the most approved and durable manner
Orders left at tho Banner office, or addressed
to him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt atten-
ton. [mh22- l2ms
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ADDRESS,.

From the Delegates of the Southern Rights As
eociatiation of South Carolina, assembled in
Charcson, to tho Southern Rights Associations
Of the Southern States
Having met to take counsel together. and
having agreed upon the course which we
think it right and necessary to pursue, we
wish to lay before you the considerations by
which we have been governed, with that
5frankness which our respect for you and our
desire to merit your good opinions REQUIRE.
We regard the position Of the southern
Sta'e' in this Confederacy as degraded and
ruinous. The manifest tendency of those
systematic aggressions which they have suf-
tered for many years past, is to subyert the
institution Of slavery. If those acts Of hos
tile domination, which have been rendered
more insulting by mockery Of language. un-,
der the term. Of q. compromise, were final in
their nature and were not to be followed by
any further aggressions, we should still re
gard them as outrages, to which sovereign
States possessing the spirit Of freedom ought
neyers1o submit. But those measures only
form q part of a, system, gradually COM
menced, steadily carried forward, gathering
strength from Development and proceeding
with fatal ,momettan to its end. That end
is the abolition Of negro slavery in the south
ern States, and the lowering Of the free
white popnlsk;en nf 1he south TO the same
level With tbS safiail rsbble, which, al
ready strp1R and dangerous, Seems destined
.is t,s Sosthsls states 81 l Ws see y fsISsds ssa
Ands no g for Ne south in sths present
Uaioos Huf Ns knoe thst III ihiss NJ dditsBsr
-
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Notice.

FOREWARN nll pereons trading for Note
L of Hand given by the subscriber in favor of
William Robertson, for Forty mine Dollars. will
not pay said note unless compelled by law, as the
property for which said note was given has proven
unsound. JAS. kILLINGSWOR'rH.
May 3, 1851, m 3ts
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fessionai services to the citizens of the Village and
District. He may be found at his office, over the
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged. 4
apl2 6m+
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U A; CARD ii: retiring from the late firm
commanding to my friends and the public, my
friend and partner, NJ. w. COLEMAN, and hops
that he may receive n continuance of tho liberal
patronage received by the late firm. i will con.
tinue the Ware House and Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia. .i -, ,f,g --
-. 80, ... G. WALKER. /
Hamburg, March "a, 1851 " ap5-2m
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Dissolution
lInHE FIRM OF WALKER & COLEMAN
l. is this day dissolvee by mutual consent. NJ
w. COLEMAN will attend 10 the settling the busi-
ness OF the late firm, G. WALKER.
M. w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1854 e "
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thns sn Iosute y, eonceft ptlnsseuth, ,assl
.,assa saNs rs @ .l1'! ',e nazards 0, separate se
'so"' WIS" II o'st'nc'iy UNDERSTOOD tna. y.
g. ny oP'".o"' ~ P'toye our ot''e 10 "a',
o' , .o.ope'a'eon, IS s!rt@aiy u snoin.! ana
H., '"A. ua' o'"tG r'u,co'ouS oy Tue "''''uoe
s"a,, "o",o oe P'"Ieu II" -. i"o u'.o"h. "
GaI ~. o,'''o" "nau oe LUIS We ..e sat's,
"eu .:,,:' :'at we 0uSh' 10 'c'lse the ~ on ana
s.. e ",.''"g . 10 10 So o"' arc governed oy our
"s "''', M,, We "a" set so''e Que 20 20 a.e"u
e'.s U.s. :" ne"e.e' "'' i.ee peop'e "t..n'I .ne,l
.I.;. .;,xl,a ~ I' 49,. .'.'" u" 'i VI s,ao - a.s
~',l,. ,ne;. e. ."ey are 'eIu9 w. 10 s.',s., "nu
tnm ,I,",, @ m Ia, t'sos VIII .S,a." s smo,, c W..
sL.l - ~ =, sa,s.;an tn'i,i,o s,,;,;.:.s
Of nov, o,orsss;,,ns ;sts rs,,;s,,;,,
fr,n, - ~ t,,s !,
Law hod ,,onSs sSs
sent II eTsan ,sbn =.
he viii ros;st sos,,ss,;Issr ,.l;oh n,au i,a ~
Int will not ros;st sssbs5 i,os hoon =, M
what In novor ,v;i,s,fa Tha srs. 's ,v.ensssEs 60
more d;tf;cult to .bes sborne th,n Tho s.cSEJ,
Each successive aooress;on bmt tho No. T.:
ml;or;z,.s no viii, s,,bir;ss; It'll Ill.
of rcs;s,opco oooeoo - a.. I,ore; ..s;sit se az,
ra,oIuto :iassF M y " ."o
resisted the mere nominal o,,nros.nn of,I,ra- %
pence dutv on teai s. Rut cir r aoa;n roroot
that If wa now s,,i,,n;t o,,;eece or IN on,'
other way eyaiIe the present ;ssua there vii
: be no resistance in the future. Since the
day of the 'Missour; romnrom;se there bas
been a f;crcascontest oo;no ON hot ,yoo, ,J,a
slavery and ant;-sIaverv mower If our Gov.
ernment In that comnrom;se w. Lost .
nrincinle and half the terr;torv f,r ,yb;o,,
we should have fnobt Rut IN t,a iota
COMPROMISE we have 'conf;rued iii thu, ,ys
had lost before. and have added. 10 81 com.
nlefe surrender of .a,I tho terr;to., oo,,;rad
from Mexico and a v;rtval a,,rrev dor ef au
to be ACQUIRED in future This n,an;s.sta-
ton of q tendency to submission on orr
part is too significant of what v;l, ha ,l,o
result unless some bold move is made All
the territory is taken from 10 and rvo o.o
now. "a it were in a nan IN hs sl.u,htos..1
by our masters. at their leisure No,u ti,ot
every thing is in the hands nf onr noostars
we need expect no ;ndiscreet bnste bv ,rh;cl'
they mipnt lose the yantaoa Ground tho,
hold. Like skilIfl nbvsicians Ibev will M,
give us more than our stomaci,s can retain
The balance will be administered in broken
doses.
The next attack will he on tho District of
Columbia. The late comprom;sc Yields tho
right to abolish slavery in this District and
the precedent of using our money IN tbs
purchase of free.so;l territory from Texos
will not be neglected in purchasing tho co,,,
sent of the shareholders in the District of
Columbia to free their slaves. viii this he
resisted when doneY I believe no one ex-
poets this. Indeed. Georgia has already in
advance declared sl,e will not do so Woll
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pmedicaf NOtice.-The subscribers
still continue to practice medicine at AbbevIs C.
H. The services of both will be rendered whom
necessary. BRANCH g. BASS.
Ja25 44tf
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e.ssgsss ssa .sss,
,IE|s I|s, .l's. 4. ~ .s.s! u!
- JAckone,s, and Organ
dines' an elegant article
,,.;Ss4 .5,SS sed and black Grape do Paris.
ap.1s S.'s q S'ssF .;ssS;nss ss,;% +. ch,,. 49,.
tRisk afta and Black Water SiIIs"
n .cc.eysd Dress Silks, Of the lates, Puris
y eSs sss..ior ladies ,D,;n. and
,x:ss ifni styles,
"osMhiis Robrs, und White Grena-
lepeisags and Thread Luccs, =.
@ rs.sf .aekGnet ea.g "aa,'s Edg'ng' snd In
'rssRicas French, Spanish aud Bridal
whito, black and aud coiofed
of rich and elegant styles,
black, and rich Embroidered
ed White und Modo colored
.ndid styles, -
cher. /. '"' "'ou' ano
very Mourning Goods, for
Superior .,, English and American Prints
in q great = Of styles, 81. 7E9
:, Snperid fllSheSser aud French Fancy and
stA large suitable for Ge1vs-
men and Youth's summer wear,
with great variety OF. other articles suitable
or Famtly and Plantation use, and 10 oil of which
hey respectfully invite the attention of tho pub.
''. (aprl2-3
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s1'fF: Wilson q LomRx. fas' lss;
At LAW-ABBEvILLEC. C. H.
j. H. WILSON. ~ :LuoIkN H. LosAx.tis
mari :. .. aaE: %: ~ - s4Qtis.s.
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Martin Il Pisrker," ',ae iiH
ATTORNEYS AT rLAw-ABBEvILLE CHI.
III xAnr1N.. "a it7-4i@F7iIf q w. n. YAxKER ~
JAMIE aaf .aasns estst,o ,,tip43s.s
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y. EOstor MA

-. E0eter ndaFshaII, j. ~
aesfy sacssjH,& sATToREKY AT LAW. :.
ofhcs noxtdco to the Printing Office. . s
apl9 lv
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DR.. ROgers' LivervyOrt and Tar.
A SAFE aud certain cure for Consumption Of
n tho Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
Amhma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, Hopping
Cougii and all Pulmonary affections
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Prof A, G. Rarry'S Tric0pheroMs,
N, .uEDIC.aTED COMPOUND,

Or, .NEDICaIED COvNPOU.ED'
aNFALLIBLE for renewing, invigoratng,
Z aud beautfying the HAIR, removing the
scurC. dandruif, and all affections of the scalp.
and curing ernptions on the skin, diseases OF
,bs glands, mnsclcs and integuments, and re-
Eeyins stings, cuts, bruises, sprains, &c. with
this preparation there is no such word MS lail.'
The first journals in America, medical men
of the highest eminencc, prominent citizens OF
all professions. and ladies who have used il for
wears in their dressing rooms and nurseries,
atiml. with one accord, that for impartIng
yigor, gloss lnxnriancc and curl 10 the hair,
t,adicnting scuri and dan'rnil, healing
wounds. curing COMMISSIONS, sprains, stngs,
&C.. and relieving diseases OF the skin, the
Glands and the muscles, it has no equal among
the multitude of compounds advertised in the
rub,ic prints, or used in private practice. In
chpapncss MS well as efficacy, Barry's Trico-
phcrous is un,iyaiied. The immense cash
sales of the article have enabled the inventor
TO supply it ut retal, at u cents per bottle.
which is from so to 100 per cent. less than the
pricc of any other preparation for the HAIR
now in use. The scientific treatise on the hhir
and the skin (embra cling valuable directions
for the culture and preservation of Natures
choicest ornameni,) in which each bottle rs
enclosed. is alone worth the money.
The affinity between the membranes which
constitute the skin, and the hair which draws
IFS sustcnancc from this triple envelope is very
close. All diseases of the hair originate in
the skin or the head. If the pores Of tie
sc,ln are clorged. or if the blood and otncr
fluids do not circulate free ) through the small!
vessels which feed the root with moistnre,hnd
impnrt life to the fhres. the result ia scnrt,
danir IF, shedding of the hair, crayness.
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Why will you Suffer.

THOUSANDS of bottles of the AMER1-
u CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn-
ring the pas: year, and was never known TO
fail of curing, in II few Gays, the worst cases
Of certain delicate diseases. Siminal weak
ness aud all diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu.
lar remedy, need fear no exposure, MS it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires no restric-
tuns IN diet mr. business contains no mcrcu-
~ or noxious drugs in, urions to the system,
and is adapted to every age. sex or condi.'
ton. 1t is also the best remedy known for
Flour Albus, or Whites, Qemale complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of IL remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been used in the private
practice of a physician with unarring success,
radically curing ninety nine of the HUNDRED
cases in a few days. Around each bottle are
plain aud full descriptions.
rTCAUTON. Ask for the American
Compound, and purchase only Of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine has the written sig
nature Of the proprietor, and the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W. ROSS &, CO, Athens,
Tenn :. and Druggists in all large towns in
the State
March II, 's5l--ls 100