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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13
DICK CLUB.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Pick Club. held at their Club Room, at midnight oS

DICK CLUB--AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Pick Club, held ct their Club Room, at midnight oS
Saturday the 18th inst the following preamble and rsHolu
tions unanimously passed -
Whereas This Club under deep obligations 10 Nile.
Lola Monies Countess de anselt her great kindness
in honorng late excursion with her fair and
whereas noble generosity presenting with that
magnificent and elegant Banner delicate and appropriate
of her of motives and proof
her lind sincere in commando
lasting gratitude, esteem and respect. It IT, therefore,
that the sincere and heartfelt thanks Of this Club
rendered Ale Lola Monies for her many ase Of kind
toward
Resolved That her Just appreciation Of the motives ana
objects Of asssciaonher brilliant talents and noble
entitle be-And Me Lola Montes
Maria Countess de Landsft Is hereby constituted and de-
elared an honorary member Of this club
Resolved that secretary hereby instructed to notify
Mile Lola hortes 81 her election and transmit her
cory Of these prcsn blc and resolutions.
THOMAS II. RUSk President
CHAs. II. RryNoIps, Secretary.
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CAsT or CIoTnIs0 AND luRSryuRE WANTED.
O-lAdcs and eenusmsn having ~ ssthinw a. -.
ntars 70 dspess r. obtain tale sAsh pie g. sss1
~ - HE enhsasSher 81 his rnjas~ec - Ia 1.ousk ~
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ty and all scientific to disprove the following facts
have pledged soul God upon the truth Of firm
belief victon from experience and will pledge d
that WORTH TO my fellow men, upon its action, and
success 1t IL fundamental law VI nature, that no two
diseases exist together from the same cause Ny Ner
produces artificial thargus, or ectasr
byacng upon system and that instant the
natural disease broken and the patient must get well IL
There IL chance about IL never did fa-t never can
fail II did hArm-it do HARM The faculty
dare not dispute IT, they know there would be
work for them II they attempted II Is invaluable, and
must prevail. TALBOT WATTS Nervist IA Greenwich
street Depot Is Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13

Umpire CLUB-THE EMPIRE CLUB WILL MAKE
Il grand parade and light procession ThursdaY
evening 10Th Of September the particulars Of which will bs
published in large posters previous the evening Of the
All democratic clubs and associations here.
by invited TO join in making this grand
vitaons will be sent to all the clubs and But
secretary knew where address
he will be much obliged to the secretary Of each association
II they will make known their address, directed TO him. AS
No. 1874 Broadway The officers OF association
quested meet with the officers Of the Empire Club prsv
the notice whcRwi be given
make such will be agreeable those whV
wish 10 join ISAIAH RYNDERS, President.
JAS. b. HErHKRIsGroN, Recording Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13

Daguerreotypes by Brady.-The Public are
invited to examine the Prize Pictures
portraits Of most Of the distinguished Of country
NJ BRADlS Gallery 2S BroaaN Of Fulton
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IN public iayer Ter the reason that they err sfF
rose for wfich they are withaa
ness, eiesan.e and desrath Principal oeo IS Bread
way, where they can b seon In oyeratsou.
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Scorr LIE. GUAgD. AssocIATIoN.-

CcOTT LIFE GUARD ASS0CIAT NJ
- As soldiers fought for him,
As citizens will vote for him.
An Adjourned Meeting will DO held at CONSTITUTION bali
No. $50 Broadway this Monday evening" at TX O'clock
Business Of Importance will be transacted which win
interest every person who has fought under General
Winfield Scott, and all such invited TO attend
Soldiers remember the {Gloriousl l4th September lS
by order WM III. BROWNE, President
M 1S.s Y S, jSs.s Secretaries.
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Cheapest Daguerreotypes I'm the worl

REES co.. Of No 2y broadway. who take the best
Of pictures for only twenty-five will their
einese again at the old stand in few dayeoon they
turn from rustcatng In the country. All who good
cheap pictures, are invited to call on them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13

Advertisers In the Herald can procure bu-
snefs address cards Mt the Congress Card Fac
tory than elsewhere in u their
making their stock. The factory also have hand
$4,000 worth Of the cheapest and most beautiful playing
cards offered to the trade.
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VNEUKMATION WANTED-NY FATHER 0ANUEL
woodward 70 the State Mississippi have hssrd
Of New York time prevous - ths
year 1890 In that year he married mother Carsns n
Cook Ny parents In 1854 removed TO the State Tonnes
Nashville When about eight ysays 81 are
my father died and In few months thsrsasr NJ mother
also died. They had issue but have now attained
TO manhood have graduated In medicine and presiding
In Nashville Tenn. Alone In the world with kAswlsdeS
his blood in his veins except myself ards.sy desire 20
my father and Should this meet the eye
Of any Who from what have stated give any
information he she will obge for BY Addressin
me at Nashville. r. 3. WOODWARD.
kashYille. Sent. IL
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Sherry Understanding from ship Ashbur-
ton from Cadx-Avarety Of pale Sherry Wines Vino Dc
Paste and brown Wnes in butts and hhds, for sale by
JOHN DUNCAN L. SONS, 407 Broadway.
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lair Dye the hest yet discovered colorng
vhikers the moment Is applied The wonderful and
with which this ayorite and old established Hair
Dye performs 10 astonishing 1t L. for SALE applied
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
81
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fyPANrpcy HOUSE. ctREER or TWENTIETH
rusl,e U eeasAia ens hundred and ty rcems furs.hsd
u -, meet s!sssss ~ n.ssn ssd kuropsaa Hans
knsds sna tks rrufr,sters 9e es,er nnnss '"A~
sneAs The beet family ss''' = - DoHApJ co.
vSoND sTRyYT HorsH-IT HAS BEEN REPORTED
Is shss ths BEAD street Herss. ~ brcAawsy, bslAs
Sth ts sAiolains nidinx. In sss<tloa. rhe pro-
sstsr sssress Il s~ssvlss th apsssea bess
80 4. 1ts prspas~d 70 F~ssiys heth pssmAas~s
"a v~ssSs~s s.s-A 6Sssuy fusvsAsA saiks q sesrs
.~~s Ss oSz1 pU7A pvsuaAse
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~ Pearl street. are nov ersree 70 exhibit their
vets Tapestry. Brussels three ply nod ingram Csrpear
Also, choice stock q all other good pertaining to the
lenge com petitiHp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13
THE DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

In Of the proceedings Of the Judicial Conven-
ton which ask permission to correct
When the vote taken adopting the ballot system in
stead Of being remained in seat and voted
the Affirmative and only left the the result
= tome friends in the vicinity On return in few mt
mites afterwards appeared that the convention had nom
mated Robert Dillon for Corporation Counsel though the
result had not been declared Having obtained permission
recorded vote fer Edward Sanford having various
occasions conviction that either Of the pron
nent candidates would fail to unite the democratic
scce his personal interest ambition harmony
and victory at the crisis The vote Of colleague
Mr. d. Donavan reported for Mr. Dillon in fact given
10 Mr. Fowler In conclusion permit to that while
hon convinced that third have been
selected preferred MI Fowler Mr. Dillon and should have
recorded my IL opportunity had been afforded
to decide between the two My deteaton Of all lodging,
GEORGE H. PURSER
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III best place 10 "a city r, thing snd Turniehins
Ccoes ard a. rrch csires " low cannot fail u
give entire sa;!faeuOS at frg Lo pamtsr n Cert
,ndt street.
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THr T,yArrsx. Attractions Of ordinary character
is presented at the respective theatres Of this city To-
night. There to DO spirit off!yary with the
Dsgerr In their scegmso Of the bsss srsts tina,
be found In the States aud they 30 farther than this In
having agents employed In Eurcpc TO eend on. The
distinguished memb4rs Of the DRAMA a. also the bcs
vocslisss Of the age The Other places Of snusncn.
such as tie American Museum. Chrissy's. Opera Housc
and Woods Ministries, oner prosrommes Shich
fail to smue the ciuaeu's Of View York. Alboni gives
another concert Tomorrow cvenlne and Soa:ag whose
fame In this musical world Is well known to se lovers OF
splendid and unryaed vocal obaty WI xiye her asx
concert In this city ntzt week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13
City Politics.

DN0OR ITO oou>ry CONVENTION,
70 ncnspsas = &dsss FIR hssia Coopsy Cssrt sna
Yss,) ossonsss nssss q T.n.any HAn this evening.
SEPT 10
l5rhcnss Bsr.s william johnson, hishss' Burns'
a,Jshs be.D-ily yoon elhooaey, John \. French,
Enosh Smith Geosge Niv-s.
s.-Jehn u. siD'sas. Jamss II. Oman, james Hackstt
William WHOM J. D. Eldriggs
t.-sanusl Dunlap Jsass white, George P. Bickfcrd
John Nicnasr. Thomas Reeves
b-AbssD d. wilson Patrick Ker-igau, William Q.
Ridsbock James w B.-be James Lawrence
6-Pa'rieh Garrick David Riol dan, James n Sweeney
7-Idwaso u Wet John Brosn, Miehssl Wall, Cor
Dehus bar .dy Richard sQnires.
S-Gerb.n Coh-s Alb absm Bogar, Franklin GIL
more tn mas Kelly. GsTrtt wiSasts
9-Contested Gust avus A. Conover, John Wilson,
John Van WArt James Martin, William A. Acker-
nan-hicbasl Conno'l,. John @. Blauvslt, William
Hamilton William Farrell j. bn Hammer.
~ John W rhorp. Arthur swans, Charles O. jeffrey
Henry Mcdonald Edward wsish
II Robert Ea,l Jaskson vermnyea, Pranc!s Clark
l2-Ahrsm Garrett Thomas Nugent, James
fEnD Daniel SLAYER rpoma. Murphy
John Bennett Farr.l Logan
A-Daniel 0'MssrA George Hubben, Thomas Fay
Thomas Brady Joseph Con nell
lb-Wiifism N. Mcintyre John Wheeler, Richard
hChsn. William Ronalds John Lowry.
16-stephen Cronhlight. john Caflrey, william
Sleana an, Daniel Geary. Robert Sleaman
l7-Contested- Patrick Dee, Arthur Woods, James
W. Hartell " ilfism Douglass, john Burke rmothy
Donovan w. s. Read, john Martin, John Bolas, William
Irwin
lS-Contested- John KinsIsy John Murphy CHARLES
II. Smith, Maurice DAILY, stephen Cornell-rhomss 8.
Henry, Edvara Murray, J D. Hennesy, James II. suy-
dam Thomas C0nateD..
l9-Ccn, est. d-John @ Kip Stephen NJ Drew, Geo.
D. Davis. Daniel D Nash Pa rick Msnshed-John Quin
William Tprpnre Patrick Brennan Terence McCabe
2O.-Contested-Roger Eonshan Thomas Herman,
Dennis Ryer George Ryder Hugh Mooney-Jsmes P.
Darling, Andrew Mooney
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Rooms Of kNAPPS i03 Bowery over Anderson's Carpet
store also ut 9 broadway below and opposite Nblos are
celebrated for their durability and fnsh Many
families AIRS daily being dagusrreotyped at his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13

Curiosity and Utility now wonderfully
combined In Fancy Goods Novelties Toys, &c ~ TUT.
TIES Emporium Ne. 10 broadway Thsre y she f.n0us
bird Tree
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az next n. shin co they had nothing .se 20 W,
incderns Who rejoice IN the luxury q linen and
slrte made by GREEN The eeiot rated ehsaser q No
Aston House. read this fact 10 history With pity The CO.
IRE
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e.our.ua,s Liuuid Hair Dive ls xvithout

exception reservation the best invented De-
puned Equally celebrated Gourauds Medi
roughness &C. Poudre subtitle uproots hair from part
body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss, ut
N ga street near Broadway.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-OF ONE JOHN CDOOKS,'
who late private In Company A. Pfrsk Rarfrsrk
Ustsd States Arsery ecmm.ndsd BY Captain l. vosdss
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POLITICAL.

THE FREE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT MEN,
say they cannot vote for Hale, for will kill
Scott and democrats say they do intend for ID
might Kill Pierce But hope to kill both. Meeting this
evening, At Chinese Buildings in Broadway Spring
str
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY nay.


TIE MILITARY.
~s.s-eH-
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS WILL ASSEMBLE IN
~ fll Uniform, At the Mercer House. at r. h on wy
Ian day e seftenLs the anniyerssr2 o. ths
TIE city u Ntkico 20 the Army II the United stse-
by order 81 WARD n. BURNETT Cob Commanding
S.N. MsCAHS. AdIptxnt.
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The Toilet Of Fnan10n ana Beauty rocebvo0
rs browning GIN In CRIsTA D0ROs Lqnd Hair Dye. In
nisssss 10 red gray. yellow hair into
brilliant hlsch brown II acts also stimulant to the
growth Of the hair and the elasticity Of the hbre
Scld wholesale retail Crstadoros wig and Scalp
tabhnent Aston House. Private for applying The
Dye and htting wigs.
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spea this abjssti He a,ss ssys he would have
voiced fes NE second hill Ssr creating . AseA sogpS
rstien-s bill absst which Mr. Clay rsusshsd thas
As did Dss vish the Chairman 70 place him On she
eonnittse 70 whom II vas 70 b rsfsrsd, :. q he
Gid not wish 10 have anything psztieular 70 do
with H."
IL General sssts sin dedrous Of ~ establishing
national baak, . fiscal corporation, or any other
monster Il that sort And ~ the question Of
another bankrupt Law may spring mp one Of these
fne days, 10 he still in favor Of that wholesale
system Of spoBging cat private debts BY leg Allied
liquidation What are his opinions on the an
nexatisn Of Canada What has he said applicable
10 the acquisition. Of Cube, or another slice Of
MEXICO What is the secret Of the very intimate
relations between General Scott and Seward and his
agents and allies, before the convention, and after
the convention Bsacs such these are the Issues
upon which the people wish to be informed. They
are practical things. Instead Of pressing these
questions. however, tho democratic journals have
been busying themselves in clearing up the silly
charges Of sowardice and abolitionism against
General Pierce, and in trumppg up the paltry pay
and extra allowances TO General Scott for his pablio
services in the army. In fact, the democrats owe
nothing in respect to the good prospects Of their
national ticket TO the tact or good management OF
their party journals. They have been doing sorry
work ia good cause. If they succeed, they will
owe their success to their principles TO their BONA
Ede adherence to their platform, the independent
press, and to the spontaneous sober second
thought" Of a patriotic and intelligent people
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are somstimes eprsed by the press but CRISTADOR0S
Hair Pressrvatiye and Beautnsr, being genuine and
for the hair take pleasure
mmendng the public. For sale Cristadoro No.
Astor House.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.


RICH FRENCH PAPER ANGISGs.-THoMAsFAYF
~ Co.. 496 Pearl street between Madison and Oh
Streets have Just received all the styles direct
tho best French factories The public invited to cal,
and examine Artistic workman attend TO the retail depsrt
nent. THOS. FAYE l. CO.. 40 Pearl street
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('LoTHING MAETED.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
- having any esst Oh Clothing or Furniture 70 dis
Pote OF, receive the utmost value In saah. Bp
sending 70 tho storeAor by letter through
90 Hudson street, npdlss attended By Mrs. Cohen.
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Inc 0ssS43 Inc go c57 Inc. 80 u dec 81, $50
By reducing the wheat to -four the On nifty 81 the
latter left at tdtwnisr this year. compared Wit the oos
responding period Of Last year, shows an ipcs.s Of
3,s, 0f2 bairvls Of -four
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.-FRASCIS PARES CO.,
No so Pearl street. have just received their De
sns OF the richest and most fashionable French Paper
angng selected expressly 60 decorate the various int
apartments Of the most antique and modern dwellings
he most skfl workfaen employed ~ hang the pa
pera
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CLOTHING.

VAST OFF ClOTHlNC.--IARGE OR SMALL GUAM /.
titles Of good left OF wearing apparel wanted for which
the full value will be literally uren in money BY
ssnare9ing through the post or calling JAMES MARC
Chatham. ~-'e~ '' 49,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-08-24
Executive Department.
CHARLESTON J,no . 1s-

CHARLESTON. June 8, 1852.
VNIIIEREAS, two Bills OF Indictment for
w Murder have hccn found by the
Grand Jury Of Charleston District, at the
March sitting of the Court OF General
Sessions, against one CHARLES FER
GUSON-,lic one for the murder OF a
slave named John, and the other for the
murder Of one Joseph McGorly.
Aud, whereas. the said Charles Ferpu-
son has fled from justice, or 80 sccretcs
himself az loavoid the process OF law.
Now be it known, that IN order to bring
the said Charles Ferguson to Justice. !,
John III. Means, Governor in and over the
State CT South Carolina, do issue this my
Proclamation. Offering a reward of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the delivery
of the said Charles Ferguson at tho
Charleston Jail.
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years
of aye, about five fcet2t inches high,
slender, dark hair and complexion, some
what irccklcd, and quick spoken.
Given under my hand and seal of the State
of South Carolina this Third day Of juno,
i'll tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and iilty-two.
J. II. MEANS.
by order Of the Governor.
HENJAMvN PERRY, Secretary of State.
July 2G, 1852. 4O-5t
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.

Dy w. LEWIS, ESqr., Ordinary for
said District.
Whereas, John Ambrose hath apple
to me for LETTERS of Administration ON all
and singular the goods and chat,lcs, rights
and creditors of Peter G.. Ambrose, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cnc and adlnon-
isll all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors of The said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday tho 3rd September
next, to sfew cause. if any, why lhc said
administration should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
l7th of September. in the year of
l.. s. our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and iilty-two, and in the 10Th
year OF American independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
August 10, 1852 1l-st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lpOiSOlliieSa

Thousands Of parents who Use Vcrmifuse
composed of Castor Oil, Culoncl, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the pa
ticnt, they arc actually laying the foundation for
series Of diseases. such rs salvation, loss of
sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will bc found the ndvcr-
tiscnent Of Iiobensuck's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own woll as their Chil,lren's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of Il bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine medicine, Ilobcns;lck's
Liver IAN
GS Bc not dccc,Ued, M. ~, c,- II,tcp.
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and oh.
serve that each has the signature of the Proprie-
tor, }. ~ HoBENsAcK, us none else are genuine
Asust. 10. I2-lv.
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CORsSiSanCcs.

Receipts per Rail Road at Sum,crvillc
Depot, for the week ending Aug't %, 1852.
To: r. 3. Tisdale, John O'Connor
Thomas Monayham, A. J. Moses Brown
Lee g. Co, l.. White, p. Moses, +. l. Moses
Il. G. DuBosc' f.. b. Blackwell, J. S. Nc
Fadden, N. b CockcriI, N. Crane, S,
Newman. w. G.. Windham, l.. b. Hanks,
Wiley Fort, ]. J. Knox, ~. J. Coghlan,
James Norton, II. G. Withcrspoon, r. T..
Ligon, +. Myers, B. ID. Brunson, M. p
Clark, J. T.. Rctnbcrt. Sr.
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O B / T TT AR Y.

Dlod--of inflammation Of tho bowels.
IN Sumter District, (S C.) July 20, 1882,
ADELAIDE PosTuMAH, second daughter Of
Francis Is. and Mary f.. J. Gricr, aged one
year. three months, and four days This
was one of twain.
Fer sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud TO Heaven conveyed,
And badc it blossom there.
Dicd-also--of tho same disease, the
o'hcr twin, in Sumter District, August 3,
1852. SUSAN ADuEAn. third daughter of
Francis IS and Mary e. J Gricr, aged one
year, three months, and nine days
ihesc lovely buds so young and fair,
Called hence by carly doom,
Just cam. tn show
How sweet iowcr IN Paradise could
o'ooin' VI +
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HHooflaand's German Hsittcrs.

Hundreds of our citizens complnin of J,h;I
~ ana nngour OF the system, arrangement of
The liver and stomach, want of appetite, &c;
they are frequently the result Of too close an.
pcntion, and thousand other causes we can.
not here namc but we would say to all alIlict-
ed, do M we have done-gct bottle or two of
Dr. ilooiiand's German Bilters, prepared NY DIR.
JAG kson. and our word for it you will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
rality of patent medicines We would say to
our readers. purchased none unless prepared by
DIR. G. M. Jackson, Philadelphia. Julyl
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Executive Department, S. G.
July 80, 1852.

July 80, 1852.
WHEREAS information has been re-
w ceivcd by this Department, that a
murder was committed on the body of
Hugh Dove, in Marion District, by HUGH
CAMPBELL, and that the said Campbell
has either fled or conccals himself.
Now, in order that the said Campbell
may be brought TO trial, be it known. that
], JOHN Ii. MEANS, Governor in and over
tho State Of South Carolina, do issue this
my Proclamation, Offering reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his
delivery to the Jail OF Marion District
Campbell is about 3U or 80 years old !;
5 feet 8 inches high, stout built, walks
quick and steps short ; has blue eyes, Ru-
man nose, black hair and thick beard.
In testimony whereof, have signed my
name and affixed the seal of the State.
JOHN ii. MEANS.
By the Governor.
Benz. PERRY, Secretary Of State.
Aug. II. .i3 st
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No Mistake.

e2s The subscriber having made ar
Heterogeneous with one of the best cs-
tabIishcd houses in New York 10 supply
him with Gold or Silver Watches by the
single ono at the lowest wholesale prices,
and having friend there who will take an
interest in selecting for me--oilers TO furn-
ish to order, iiue watches within ten DAYS
from date OF order, much lower than they
can be obtained i'll any other way. Also,
Gold Chains or any other fine Jcwclry.
For particulars enquire of
FREEMAN HOYT.
Aug. l7ih, 1852 l3-5t