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1t IS the highest duty, privilege and pleas ure TOT the great men and the wholesoued women to earn what they possess, to work their own way through life, to be the arch. itects of their own fortune "
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ANSWER TO THE ABOVE.
BY MRS. BUG YLE y |.

The dews of night may fail from Heaven
 Upon the withered roses bed, And tears of fond regret be given,
 To mourn the virtues of the dead; Yet mornings sun the dews will dry, And tears will fade from sorrows eye, Affection's bangs be lulled to sleep, And even love forget to weep. The tree may mourn its fallen leaf,
 That fades and dies in autumn's gloom And friends may heave the sigh of grief,
 Der those who sleep within the tomb; Yet soon will Spring renew the flowers, And time will bring more smiling hours; In friendships heart all grief will die, And even love forget to sigh.
 The sea may on the desert shore
 Lament each tree 1t bears away; The lonely heart its grief may pour
 Ger cherished friendships fast decay; Yet when all trace is lost and gone, The waves dance bright and gaily on; Thus soon affections bonds are torn, And even love forgets to mourn.
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Helena Hale Institute.

FIVHE Winter Session of this Institution will
 F. commence Wednesday, January 7, 1852, unher the care of
Southern shield., 1852-05-22

1 MT. Ritchie, city missionary. of Row bury, Mass, in late report, speaking of in. temperance says that very often the use of alcoholic liquors is the result rather than the cause of poverty
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Quinine, IaTtarc AcId, Morphine, Oil black Pepper, Cam phor, Window glass of al Ca!omel. sizes, Rhubarb, Pearl Starch, Aloes, Lamp Oil, Cal Magnesia, White Lead, Castor Oil, Turpentine, Laudanum, Alcohol, Paragoric, Red Lead, Iodide Potass, Litharge, Cayenne Pepper, Indigo, Opium, Prussian Blue, Blsterng Ointment, Iodine, Mercurial Ointment, No. G, Cream oi if T 'artar, Sugar of Lead, BiCarb Soda,
 Or. Bihing's .Astrngent Syrup.
 Patent Medicines of all descriptions, Heyena, March 29, 1851.
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It is said that the amount of cotton re- ceived at Liverpool will average 1000 tons per day.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE! New Fall s Winter Goods. AT REDUCED PRICES, At the Sign of the Big
 2

WM7 E would say to our old friends and the w public generally, that our stock of
 DRY GOODS & GROCERIES IS now complete,-fresh from New York and Philadelphia; and we are determined to offer better bargains than have ever been offered in this market
 Our thanks are always extended to our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore ex- tended to us, and we are determined to stick to our low prices and motto of Live and let Live ; River Traders and Country Merchants, will ma It to thelr interest to give us call before purchasng elsewhere.
 E. ". NEVILL & SON. Helena, Sept. l3, 1851.
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SYVTN5Hl 300z N ~---za

EEgsEES CO.RzE0 0E.gE.e'y. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervo, Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a DiSor. dered Stomach, such as Consti- patton, inward Piles
 FulIness, or blood to the Head, Acididity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust f, Food, Fulmess, or Weight in the Stomach. Sor. Erucatons, Sinking or Fuuerng at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fuuering at the Heart, Chok- ing or Sufocating Sensa-
 lions when in Lying
 Posture, Dimness,
 of the Vision,
 Dots or
 Webs
 before the
 Sight, Fever
 and Dull Pain in
 the Head, Deficiency of
 Perspiralion, Yeowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c Sud den 1ushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant imaginings of Evil and orea, Depression of Spirits,-can be efecually Cured b
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CALIFORNIA FoRTUNEs.-It is calculated that out of every hundred persons who have gone 10 California, fifty have been ruined, forty no better than they would have been had they remained at home, five little bet ter, four something better still, and one has made a fortune,
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BULLS SARSAPARULA.

TT IS PUT UP IN FULL QUART BOTTLES, l and contains the strength of SIX TIMES much pure Honduras Sdrsapara any similar preparation in America. Price dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for five dollars,
 It has been well established fact for years past that SarsapariIa when pure and properly prepared was the only panacea for all diseases originating from an impure state of the blood the use Of mercury, IntoXca ting drinks evil habits in youth, barrenness, &c We boldly assert JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the public that IS prepared on strictly scientific pnncl- pics and of uniform strength The oarsaparia IS pur- chased without regard price and every pound before being used subject to inc atrictes chemical tests, and its genuineness ascertained before being used!
 Bulls SarsoparIla also contains the virtues of seye- raj other valuable medical roots together forming the best compound, and producing THE GREATEST CURATIVE AGENT IN THE KNOWN WORLD! This medicine, when used according to directions,
 UILL CURE JtI7HOUT F.4IL! Scr0fMa O. Kings Ecd, Cancers, Ttmors, Erupfions of the Skin, ErysipeIas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringarorm or IeHer, Scdid
 Head, Rheumatism Pains in He Bones
 or Joi1ats od Sores and Ulcers, SaceH-
 ing ofhe Glands, Syphilis, DyspP-
 sid, Smt Rheuna, Diseases Of He
 Kidneys, Loss of Appetite Dis
 eases arising from the use of
 Mercury, PGis aa fhe Side and
 Sh0Wders, General Debility Dropsv, Lumbago Jaundice Costiveness, Sore Throat Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, Weakness of the Chest Pulmonary Affections and all other diseases tending to produce
 CONSUMPTION, Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities and Com- pans, Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits Night Sweats, Exposure or lmprudence m Life Chronic Constitutional Diseases and IS a spring and summer drink and general tonic for the system and gentle and pleasant purgative, far superor to Blue Lick or Congress water, Salts, or Seidlitz powders
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IsREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. I'm

throughout the souhe, country under ts manage @
PRADAT her JOHN b. PRADAT,
distant the village Of Biloxi wlbe opened
on the Ist Of The reception Of visitors.
well known to need extended notice
For many popularity the establishment has been steadily
The commanding the finest water
the receiving salt water as It aows from
the Cult failed avoraby the nny visitors from
NewOrieans, Mobile and the surrounding country !.
During Winter the poprietols have made many
additions BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
SAIL BOATS will BE- at oil nes at ths
vics of OF chargealso CLARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES HORSES may be procured At any moment
addition BR ASS BAND Of engaged
and 3 BALL may expected twice every week
Visitors stop at the GREEN OAKS requested 70 no
m the Captans Of the Steamers will land them at the wharf
the Hotel. rrr,r,,. i3s gsg
Per "
W
= ~. y yhi, An and Ss,vants haf.price, nly7 Sm
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.WANTED.

VE7ANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl as Nurse
small amy One who do plain sewing prsfared
Address box J. No. I, Post-oHce je5 u
VNTANTED INIMEDIATELY-Ag good Barge
wv KEEL BOAT, suitable for towit fnrthsr
sppy To the eubscribers. STONE 4 WALWCRTH
Z fall9 II SO Tchoupioulas street
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NEWARK, Nj, ,SADDLERY Ware "a
] ouss.-ANDREw g BULL ~ e., No, No. u scsa,s Canal
Manufacturers Importers ,SDDLERY and
constantly hand large and complete o.
lother Hogskin SADDLERs TOOLS Trimming of de-
scription, No. 1b CANAL STREET. . ~
si2 Iyd&W ANDREW d BULL q W.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

IN READ IT. T. 5tsa
r. r. R.
R-aDW.aY'S 5RE.aDY RELIEF
rs THE FIRST ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
It will stop MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
5us isis asi fEsas IN Es
stss shs snenns and
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
s II i'gss
Yu E r X Eo sE E
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
sHGRHATEsh sHGRAhs1s IN IN oSqh osR haSss 5SSns.
sSESzsHh SsSES II ssh M fESsSR SsSHss. siN'
zf fS E4EAs s1sESs sfSE ss4Es
s5HE SSsfERszss HHKSxr II sSSs E5E# MINUTES SESSHHs
cTs SFs4 ogs os %
q % Rf II % ss % Sssss asls ss
and QUICKLY @ cure the disease. rN
81 SICK ", HEADAoHE HE .A IE,n n,-, ,,os,, =.
1REssiSs fAss ASd1R5
" PREVENTION.
ssg
'p'' A'N ''"sN'' IN BATHING,
Temples, Hands and ohsr n
prevent disease and .eInss headaehe bi6usnsss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PA bRaEs i nsst
the most distressing discharges and will
''''''' S~N''' NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY. 7i
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF almost miraculous
aspa1sne
s % ny sp ri s9e s
@ s | 10y a snd Sp
pains. ,,,. .,,r,..
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the e1cucistng
S s.s Sstss Sy @ n n %
top 70 toe
s eve S pi ss minutes mint
the e hundreds Of thousands the
United States answer io the truth o this need
il
the unon for the last four have tested
| CHILL FEVER.
| CHILLs STOPPED IN FEW ALNUZEs-PAIN RELLEVEz
| INSTANTLY
. e charm in all s
with health and strength and secretion OF the system
.,'. PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF II
~ ssSss e
few minutes stop ss Faa Street, NswYol
| SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., Isl Charres street, Naworeans,
w General Agent who will supply dealers in the country Rad
way Co.'S prices rR1cr:
MEDIUM ..
MSaRRssoa ia Magazine aud
AZ o 4. T. r. RAILWAYS READYRELEF mhq1 iyAw
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viii be paid for capture Of the
R0DA who left dwelling 907 Julia the sth Of
Last She about Mulattesa
Indian with straight hair, generally syS cu
spoken very plain has bad teeth and 10 seams She
formerly belonged TO y jones' Of Madison county here shs
n,vll Pa M, FISK. K
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

l6osR !. !; 9':! Szs
CO. Qne Robb Fairtain) constantly receiy
their Aanufactory PHILADELPHIA and BY direct
England prepared offer TO dealers the most
liberal nducenen stock large and well selected iol
lows SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, HARNESS. LEATH-
AR TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RuBBsR hs
.iO0DS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAkEhS'
MA TRIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc..
- Purchasers invited to call d2a 6m
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IHSYPRESS LUMBER The most extensive
stock and complete assortment Of SEASONED CYPRESS LUM-
BER b found The
n Builders End 1t their TO call
q dschgng for sale the Leyse the head OF
seeoad street, Ijss sssl v, MI
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REMOVALS.

I'd DEMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co have Temporal
y ry 81 No. "a Conn
mon street. myb :
ID EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
has St. CHARLES street No ~ Camp
up sarn. & a 4,9 z n25 1y
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SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
ID Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also, Board md
Sell Commission and all Slaves consigned to him. fell
GLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.--A valuable
~ and special SLAVES under guarantee
city Notes TO bear interest eight
COOKS, WASHERS IRoNERS mt
lew cash prices [jsl LONG JOHNSON % Place
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DAILY CRESC CENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICIAL. sss (
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.

The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: w. @. g. Claibore, Presi-
dent pro TEN. Messrs, Burke, Clark, Converse,
Gasquet, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell and
Stockton.
The reading Of the journal was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read
MAyonALTY OF NEw0RLEAEs, June s, 1852
To the Honorable Presidents and Members Of Board .aidsr
men and the Board Of Resistant aldermen Of The City Of
NeuOrleQns "a
ENrIEnrEs-I beg to direct the attention OF the Com
Council to the necessity Of defining BY ordinance the
duties Of the Surveyor Street Commissioners far as
relates in an important particular to enforcing the
tracts for cleaning and keeping in repair the paved and
unpaved streets Of the city When these contracts
adudicated under the late municipal government II
the duty of the various Surveyors the event Of
neglect refusal the part Of the contractors to
perform their work to put at the expense Of the
ties, such number Of workmen might be deemed
cessary to discharge the obligations Of the contact Un
der the order of things the City Surveyor declines
assuming the responsibility of employing workmen nor
does the Street Commissioner consider himself authorised
to do and the necessary consequence h that the
tractors lax in the performance of their Duties and
that the cleansing of the streea mattcr essential to
health and important Mt this Of the years not
| properly attended to.
During the bad weather which prevailed last week. /
deemed 1t advisable to instruct the Street Commissioner
to scavengers and to distribute lime in
rous parts Of the city all Of which, trust will meet with
4 your approval ~ s4is
take the liberty of calling your attention to the
sy of appointing the requisite Inspectors and Clerks to
preside the election which is to be held the 2lst
June next for the purpose Of taking the sense Of the
sn ts P5ps 4 2
have the honor to be- Il s5
1 very respectfully, your obedient servant,
/ A. D. CKosssiAN. Mayor.
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Harmony Dysion No. 15, o. of following a. ae Z The
ocsa Of tb Division the present term JAMES BKecs " e
Rowan McNAuanToS W. MOUNT Fl & ysAfs asna sosAs
r. S.; ALTMuLLHn CH.s bARSss "a i; n;xision
meets MONDAY EVENING at Temperance Hall NO. 70 ~
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z GENCY on ARBOUIN, MARETI Y j ~: L.
sesn sPposss u rsSeVs v
Or 81 nsir very H. SPGh nav s.
BE- shipped in quantity 70 NY
rss.is1. - ~ ldssHl B. WVlss'ssSs~ss'
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" LONE sTAR.-The General Assembly will
" q u hla ~ aeasons on the FOURTH THURSDAY Of each
E month"; alternay Crescent Hall corner of Camp sess
and Commercial Alley, and at Hall Of Division No.
Tchouptoua between akseu and Philip st5ss' @ a @ @
sye.eH w No, ~ order President
anulsnaiy sh ~ IN DaAs, A. w. JoURDAN Secretary.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

GTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
y segieus's Patent SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily being introduced into by all who study comfort and economy
One economy They be
rolled up very made handle and
thew given all which that
they are the most comfortable Mattress in
for sale during all
business hours J. M. WEYhlOUTHS
Furniture Poyrh
ar The public are rsupacuy requested ca examine this
.tock - r : nl9H
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- AND WARRANTS FURCHASED
n ~ LOCATED D-Holdsrs OF Ianl Warrants under -
u, 4 S Ssh Sspember 1885, lin February, lsAI nsy
obtain lie highest cash price by maxing aPpnAaon 70 n
boss not disposed SELL have their seSss n
ara chocest public lands and ptlonal = - E
adissa'sa, " sel'sl ORTIZ ssTst
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ENOR. biloxi. VA nav q I's..:s

pAss ~ S,I IA Asyy ~. Louis ~ =
sFo ~ b,..sa naoa tassst X aisansr ST.
spnaa snss I'LL sIsfRsf y M and
T sns 5shs s With viii III
III I'M alo1a every and THURSDAY MORNING
RNiN a. ~ sss lTss e sc
sandny md snd Fray %
rns May Letter Bag Will M ofce of liz Hsst eyn,v
sysnns ooaE ssil k and sysy ssturduy
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DILOXI HOUSE, BrLoxI, Miss.-The pub An
ID cae respectfully that this establishment viii be &
Of visitors under the u w
Nixon, Of Jane Attached e hs house will 6s found
viii always BE- suppsd with the delicasss q The Sea
and magnificent Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
Offering p the ne wei - aense
10 families ether the coast account of
II II A liberal deduction viii be made families myls sm
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Tempe Of Honor Me-
Ocs present ending Oct 5 ~ yHeAAs n c
W. ~ = Il n 4 MoaoAs W. i. r.. R. Pouland, II
A. BEsnKgf, M ,g w. , u. 'vshSN " e'' ' " mys
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lCe.
k ELLIS JENKINS seller of ICE and ha large supply Of
TO DISPOSE off, Office at OF POYDRAS AND
st. STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS 74CIARTRES STREET, coMAERCEsTREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS sTs mh26
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mI. o. O. F.-HowARD LODGE No. l3
every THURSDAY EVENING in she Germ. Grand
streets. at " O'Clock. oacera-p. McCarty. II. y.
g.; George Bowdch v g. George e. Levi Secretary sas S
naspr par Secretary James Davis Treasurer 1aniV
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UyWENrY. .FIyE DOLLARs REWARD-

f1 Sold also by a. N MORRSSoN 10 Magazine street,
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. 4. ( =
Ash for r. r. r.. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. mh91 1yAW
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4 RTHUR l. CO., i. W., Commission, Provision
and Grocery Merchants QS and 9s New Ieyee
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

fyAHptNG Several Families can obtain
noa! snd aso several Gsusen BY applying al No s3i Bs
seus asss aecvs Gifs wbss thsy vii home md
- .--s- .osalAs nI7 ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

X NDREWS & CO., JOHN W. Commission
"A Merchants and shippine Agents.. u Common 9s
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rr, v,,,.in, Ma Il q Of T-Meets every FRIDAY EVEN
ma a. O'clock Temple HALL No. aaa TehouptG%aai %
Tia iowine ars the officers pesent term y W USHER
III TMos Busss T. D. w. shqws y ~ Ws
WnTM1T Il; Huea McCAyvERy G. JosErH Lori, O. ,sCh
V,STING T. r. RKip 2s Constance street
sAMKs N niYkhs, Ma s soMSs nIs,I sSss ~ At sests ap2l
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Executive Department, S. C.

WlIEREAS information has been re-
" ccIvcd at this Department, that an
airOCiouS outrage was committed by a Ne
gro fellow, on the person OF a lady of An
derSon District. on the 2StIl of JULY last,
and that said negro las made his escape
Now be it known that in order that the
said negro fellow may he brought to trial,
|, JOHN II. MEANS, Governor and Com
Inandcr-in-Chicl in and over the State oi
South Carolina, do issue tbs. my l'rocla-
mation, offering reward Of TWO HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for his delivery TO the
Jail OF Anderson District
The said Negro is a young fellow, not
exceeding % or % years Of age, five fec,
six or eight inches high, well built, of ra-
thcr ycllowIsh complexion, cunvcrscs
brIskly and scnsihlv, was well dressed n,
the time with dark coat and pants. checked
shirt, and wore cap and slippers. lie was
stranger in the ncimhhorhu"d, and repre-
scntcd himself as Il Brick Mason from Il
distance, hunting work. Ic is believed
hy certain persons who saw HIN TO be a
fellow by the name of PAT. or pAT"rER-
son, who was taken from Anderson Dis
trct to Alabama some eight wears AGO. hv
one William n. Wyatt, who afterwards
sold him to II trader near Columbus. Geo.
Given under my hand and seal Of The Stale
this, the lllh day o! August, a. d. one
thousand eight hundred and iity-two
JOHN II. MEANS.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Scc'ry OF State
Sept IL. 17-lt.
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KEoDcrs.:,cll's E.ircr rsilIS.

10 part oi i!r system * more liable 10 disease
Than the LIVER. il serving a. II llt-rrr 10 pnri-
~ the blood. or giving the proper secretion tn
ihr hiir 80 that any wrong action "t the Liver
cilccls llc olhcr important parts OF the system,
and results variou>ly, i'll Liver Complaint,
Janndicc, Dyspepsia. Nc. We should therefore
wrong action OF the Liver. These Pills being
composed 0l RnorS and PLANTS furnished hy
nature 1" heal the sick: Namely, lSt. An EX-
rECroRANT " hich .,uGmcniS the secretion from
Iiir Pulmonary mlCus Iucmbrauc, or promotes
The discharge ri >rcrrtrd matter. 2nd, An AL
TENTATIVE, which changes III some iicA Aplica-
bic ami lnsrnsih!r manner the certain morbid
acii"n of III" system. :'rd, \ Toxic. which
gives i"i" and strength To the ncrvouS system,
renewing hcalli and vicor Ia all parts OF the
body. iih. \ tArHiETIc, which acts III per.
feet harmony with The other ingredients, and
operating nn The Bowels, and rXp.lliug the
whole mass oi icorrupt and Nilint"d matter, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rp<siSOnaiIaE.

Thousands Of parents who use Yermifugc
composed of Castor Oil, Calome, &C., ure no,
aware, that while they appear to beneIi, the pa
tien,, they are actually laying the foundation for
series of diseases, such rs salvation, loss o
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver.
,iscment of Iiobensa ks Medicines, to whicl,
We ask the attention Of all directly interested,
in their own as we'll az their Cliidren's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those Of bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, IIobcnsack' s
Liver Pills.
G;Y be not dcceired," but ask for IIoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, AMI OBJ
serve that each has the signature Of the Propric-
tor, }. n. IIopENsAcK, Us none else are genuine:
Agust. 10. i2-ly
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Haoosl:,nd's German nsittcrs.

Hundreds OF our citizens complain of ,lrbili.
~ and langour of the system, arrangement of
the liver and stomach, want Of appetite, &c;
they are frequently the result of too close ap-
plica,ion, and thousand other causes we cam
not here name but we would say to MI afIlict-
ed, do as we have donc-gct hottie or two of
Dr. Hollands German Bil,ers, prepared by DR..
Jackson, and our word for il you will he cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that il is much superior to the gene
rality of patent medicines. We would say To
our renders, purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. G. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia. July
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So. Carolina-Sumter Dist,

EXparie. In Equity.
HOSEA WILSON, ct al. of Land, &c.
DY Order Of The Court of Equity, will
- sell OH Salc-day in October next, the
Tract of Land known as the Anderson
Tract, containing 79G acres, more or less,
lying in Middle Salem, situated on Taylor
Swamp, about one mile from the Black
River road, and lying directly on the Rail
Road.
The said Land cannot be sold for less
than $l.00 per acre.
TERMs-Oue-l,aI payable on the LIST
January next, and balance OH lst January
1854, with interest payable annually till
fully paid. Purchaser TO give Bond and
personal security, and a mortgage OF the
premises.
w. +. B. IIAYNSWORTII,
Com'r in Eq"iy
August II, 1852. 43-7t.