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Patent Office, May Ell, 1850.
IN PURSUANCE of the 'act legalizing and
making appropriations for such necessary OBJ
bets az have been usually included in the general
appropriation bills without authority Of law, and to
K and provide for certain incidental expenses of
be departments and offices Of the Government and
pr other purposes" approved the 26th of August,
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ng all the Stationery "a list Of which is below and
xecuting all the Printing that may be required by
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" PANIES.-Tho subscriber is now part owner
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No part of the system i more liable tn disease
than the LIVER. il serving iiltcrer to plir-
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elects The other inpurt;,ul parts of the system,
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renewing health and vigor To all parts of The
body. ith, y tATnARTIC, which acts in per.
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OBITU u AR Y.

Died-on the oath Of August, last
w. NJ. WEBB, aged 81 years and 26 days.
The subject oi this notice being Il per-
son OF strong and robust constitution,
and for long time previous 10 his death
having enjoyed most excellent health, his
sudden decease-caused by but a few days
previous sickness of congest.ve fever
has spread a mournful gloom over the
hearts OF his aged parents, relations, and
an extensive circle OF friends and acqlIaint-
anccs. From our earliest iccolcctIons OF
him to The time of his death, he always
manifested Il revcrcntiul regard Tor his pa-
rents, and thereby rendered himself always
first in the affections OF his younger broth
ers and sisters. In early lie he DISPLAYED
those traits OF cl,aI actcr Tor which lie was
ever admired and respected, as a school
fellow and class-maic, he was all that was
necessary TO render lnm general Iavorite;
and later in life, IN his interconrse with The
w.rl as a man, he was atfablc and kind to
all who associated with him, scarcely ever
courling the c"rnpanionsliip of any, yet as
friend, he WAS constant and untrlilu, and
in his business habits he was strict and al
!cn,ivc, To all with wlrnl he had dca alings !;
he was frank, candid, and honest. lie died
Il.
But lately his check with life's crimson was
flushed,
Ills voice was cheerful, health sai on his brow,
His check If now paliI, that voice now hush',I,
lie sleeps with The bones of his ancestors now
Dicd-at Acton, his residence near
Slatcburg, OIL The 2jtli of July last. SAM
DEL EDGAR NELSON, in The 10Th year
of hs age. A kind and loving husband,
an ;ff:cli"natc and imulgcnt parent, u
warm and sincere friend. lie leaves u
widow and chill lren to mourn, and large
circle Of friends and acquainianccs to re
grel his loss.
Dicd-on the 20ll ult SARAH MUIR
RAY, infant daughter oi James NJ. and
Sarah X. Nelson, of Sumter District
aged two months and five days. Suffer
little children 10 come unto II,, and forbid
li,cm not, for of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
Departed this i fc. August o5th, Mrs,
ANN NJ. JOSEY, consnr, OF Sinclair
loscy,ef this District, IN lhc 3O'h 5c;r o.
ner ag.. She has let = bcfcAvea~ husband.
and three Small Children 10 no,rn ,i,c,r
los. =. ~. :i:mci.,,i f'N.r.
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NM NMRE MNRMN

This is the most difficult Worm To destroy of
rl that infcs the human system, it grows ~ an
almost Indefinite length bcroxling 80 coiled and
hlstcned to The lntcsiinrs and Stomach etcctir,y
the health so sadly ms To ST. Vitus Dance.
Fits, &r., that those Il ufllictrd seldom If ever
suspect that il is Inpc Worm fastening them to
an early grave. In order to destroy this Worm a
very energetic treatment must DE pursued, it
would therefore he proper 10 take to 3 of nv
Liver Pills 20 rs to remove all instructions tint
the Worm Syrup mnly net direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in ,,ses Of = Iublespoou.
tuls ) times day. these dirctions followed
lave never been known 10 fail in curing the
most obstinate case of Inpr l,,rm.