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LOUISVILLE, Joly 2r-The Salt Lake mail reached Inde.
pepdence, Mo. on the 2th inst They met good many
ira 10. mostly for the Salt Valley. The Indians had rou-
bled Smiths train The Thy-two Mile creek and Daw-
sons on party Of the Sioux tribe took pos
session Of ferry the N1h Fork Of the Platte river,
bur did not hold il long The Platte very high
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DEATH or AN AcrREss.

Bosros July 29.-Mrs Feze, late Miss Gam, promi-
child BIRTH
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ARRIVAL OF raK GEORGIA.

" ripped ms bowels open. Miller die. Kelly
escaped, but the other three ha been arrested.
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YELLOW FEWER on snrBoAnp. ere.

NEw York, JAY 5.-The British war-steamer Dsvasta-
ton arrived al Pctou on the 25h.
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EVANS 4 WATAOSy Philadelphia Mann rcd
II patent key and thief
No 81 Dock Phads1-
ph Also, and iron doors fer banks and
equal n n the United States
Reference sfven who safes in
mo be 900 OF oar safes are in
r. j. Masmdes street. Washing
ton c. safes and authorized to receive
Me.hanics Bank Philadelphia, 10 safes in
United Mint, do
United Arsenal, Ia Phisdeiphia, in California.
United States ApprAiser,s ONCE, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 4 safes
Philadelphia, and Morristo~n Railroad Company,
safe
Richard Norr,. Son, locomotive works, Philadelphia.
winchester Bank Winchester, Virginia
Sole agency for butterworh's superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined refreerstors.
July 3o-2a~ly
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BosTos. July 2s Halifax dates Of Tuesday state that
the America arrived there Saturday Gom Boston. owe
due. Ltt
A largo meeting at S. Johns. Newfoundland, had re-
sotved thai uneered commercial relations with the Uni
ted STATES necessary for the prosperity OF the prov
ince,
The announcement that the American fishing vessels
armed excite great attention in the lower provinces
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CAbD-Tbc subscribers, being about To AXE inventory
IL the of settling their business
ending 3 July respectfully persons
ii
and make settlement The let August with the money
short dates.
Aner OF August collector (Mr smawood) viii
all who have settled, and hope they win trouble
o call second
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
July 30-dtot
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DOZENS by Meditstus.
L Wiuwsm and the Cabin by w. Gilmore simms-new
edition.
Sword and DissaH by w. Gilmore simms.
slavery Argument, maintained by the dsun-
suish~d write Of the southern States. 1 vol.
summer ssorics Of the sowh by r. Addi.on Rehsrds
July ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA.-MEDICALD EPA RT-
| MENT

UNHVHhSSHH = OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPANT-
MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
meDt will Monday, November termi
nate In The ensuing March.
James Jones, NJ. D., Professor OF Practice.
]. l.. Rdteil, Nj D., Professor Chemistry
Warren Stone, M d., Professor of Surgery.
A. II. Cenaa, M. d Professor of Obstetrics
A.. J. Wedderbhtn, ". D., Professor Of Anatomy
Gustavus A. Mott, M. d., Professor Of Materia Medicn
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor Of Physiology aud Pathology
Samuel oh osa Anatomy
The for drectins will open Monday
October to the first OF April
The faculty are visiting physicians and surgeons Of The Charity
Horpia and attend this institution November
students accompany the professors visits enjoy
extraordinary practical advantages free VI expense.
There about thousand patients prescribed daily
hospital.
The number OF patients nearly twenty
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d.,
July 30-lawtNovl Dean.
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CARDws take ~ opportunity tender thanks all
IA with
the Ar of Joy and all Who have
call,
short dates In order enabled
hor the Those st,nd
ing accounts will
hands Of an ocer for collection attended to IN the early
Of month
July a8-eo3uf w NJ SINISTER co.
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ARRIVAL oy rss yALcos, rro.

Nrw ORLEANS, July 1.-THE steamship Falcon has
rived here from Aspnwal for New York the 1Uh
with the California mails, passenger and OF the
Iu July.
Tho steamship Empire City sailed from this port for New
York, Wis Havana, yesterday.
The yellow fever is somewhat milJer Tho deaths la
ing The pust week amounted to 40.
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G2-Havtng sold owt my entire bustMess Mr.. q
hls.ey gone his employ, sheey
friend. FOR their patronage they
Of knowing ord~yx thew
furnish him with viii be promptly attended very
best material A. HATCH ir.
Jnly I2-eod7w =
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Library CoHaRsss,
July TIN, 1853.
viii be closed Thursday the 2lst will
JOHN 9. MEEBAN,
July s-2aw9w Librarian.
ArrSA INSURANCE. COMPANY, or Ussca. New York.
III against Are marine losses and inland
HisxAs, presidents H. H. HAwtsv, secretary Capital ei7oooo
CHAs. DE SEEDING, Agent,
May II 2swn Eleventh. 81, opposite Odd Peiows' Hall.
esy has opened the east side Of Seventh
Louisiana and for the ~ paints
window glass brushes, lamps tc Having purchased
the entire stock for cash. Inducements will he offered to ho.e
desiring goods in my line
All goods delivered free Of charge Of the city
g. =. wHfTTLESEY.
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NEW YORK To THE WHITE
@5nfn Az Mountains, by the Atlantic and 81. Lawrence
&kA- Rarosd-The only by which travellers
reach the base of the White mountains
by railroad.
summer .arrurs emenf'-To commence june ~, 1853.
Travellers the white leaving New York the
Providence route,
Boston time train for Portland by the
Boston Maine Eastern rsiond arrive Portland u SO
and al the station house Gorham ~ H. att - Tuv
eers Boston - lodge Portland and
reach the sisuonhouse BY the morning train from Portland Tnv
ee arrive Portland In
train from Portland. Fnre ~ 50 by this
Il. +. CORsER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic st. Lawrence Railroad
For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
a su Tn. steamer osCEoLA having been thoroughly
E4rr regaircd win On eh July, commence running resu
k Ia'ly TO the above places leaving Washington
"Wednesday and Saturday al o'clock mi earnns leave Nor
folk Monday and Thurrday, O'Clock, She will
regularly Pncy Point, Old Point, Conc River, and
mediate Potomac,
will arrive Norfolk for the James River
Southern
FONT. 10
" Ftney foinL.... s........... 10
JAMES MITCHELL,
7 July 3-du Captain.
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DRICKLAY ERs--wsned srension Of United States
Capitol, 6hy hicksyen. To good workman, s,ssdy
employment win be given, depend upon kh and A.
- NJ g. MEfGs
f#a Capt. of Engineers.
In charge Of tho Capitol Ertsnsos.
July N-u
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ny-At y meeting of the Board ef Directors of the
Metropolitan Mechanics lnsute held their 7t
the following resolution passed.
Resofcsd That the Of Iusuus opened daily
through (Sundsys oIeepted) 10 O'Clock p m,
and that public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording Secretary.
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NOM EcsTlCs and all kinds Of staple goods-We will
supply of domestic goods consisting
shirtings Of all the choice makes e
MeTrmac small suitable children's
Some dark styles, suitable for the fall
Also, 6annels gnghnms, Irish linens
.iIks check, cambrcs
And variety goods wanting at time OF
which we will offer at the lowest prices.
w. NJ. sHUsTER d CO.,
9TH street, Pennsylvania
July 24-eo3uf
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n|-Soun9 Men'a Christian Association. Rooms Fow-
building, street, below
library and reading (sundsy
caed) and .. religious
Great Britain regularly received. Citizens and
" Dc cordially welcomed.
by order Of the Association.
Mar 4-eodn
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NEARLY NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
at aucdonon Tuesday, the I'd OF August, shall SELL
premises, ate O'Clock of tot No. L.
No ~ with the which good story
house, &C.
west, Of running
half cash balance twelve months
give for the deferred payments bearing
from day Of deed given and deed of taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July 2s-d Auctiopsers.
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Q1Masonic-A special meeting Of National Lodge No.
will be held Hall, Of and 10th
Saturday, evening, al O'Clock.
Members earnestly requested TO their attendance
Brethren OF other lodges fraienaly invited.
by order Of the X. w. M:
July 30 s. BULoW ERWIN Secretary.
n1-Tho Rev. MIR. syIe, from shanghai, China, will
d. W Trinity Church. Sunday evening o'clock
Subjects The China mission.
July 30
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CTRAW HATsf STRAW HATS Great Reduction
y in prccsn order to reduce
Of susw ard oher styles Of hat Tbsve determined from
this day 10 sell Mt greatly reduced prices
Come come all 70 LANES Fashionable Ecn'le
and half street. 'Fel.. =
June 2o-Aaw heoA -
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The Earl OF E,lesmere and suite reached Boston on
Tuesday morning and during the day, upon invitation,
visited public school exhibition, held at Faneuil Hall
Mayor Seaver welcomed his lordshp to the " Modern
Athens" to which the distinguished viser responded
wellconceived speech. frequently interrupted by the
applause OF his audience. The Earfs health is quite
feeble at
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The Maine law fairly taken up and squarely voted
down in the New York assembly, July 2ls,, by So nays
TO 81 yeas only Is absent or lodging. For the bill.
thirty whig., twenty three democrats and Mr. Burroughs,
Qnd) Against the bill, five wings and fifty one demo.
Gratis Absent, six wings and twelve democrats
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SERVED HIM RIoHr.-Oae evening last week couple
oi young lad'es, walking one of our most pablo
streets, were nsulted by young rowdy, who did no,
count The cost, He purpo.ey ran with full force aeains,
Tue isocs when one OF them seized him by the collar
emashed ms hat down over his eyes, drove his cigar no
ms noun, and passed on amid The applause of the by
SANDERS, among whom were many chum. of The crest,
allen hero He could stand The laugh. and dared ii.
Tartar back again. upon which she instantly turned To-
wards him, bSt before she could clutch him again h,
was OIL At his best pace Now. although il NAV no, bs
Aov'saess Tor all the genter to possess and exhibit
sueh puashc courage, yet il is pity more such puppe.
are nov brought up standing" There are no, few
osh'ns themselves young gentlemen among whom .ncb
exploit |" this is the boast Of an eveninV-mipns N,
af'er-piece. IPo,,,no,,t Clsa..., '''
oDohocHuE, THE IRISH EriLx.-We have cbron;oled
me escape OF John ODonoghue the Irish pa,rio, tro,,
van Demans Land, and his arrival a, San Francisco
ne h the latter port the first of the pes,n, month
ana arrived 81 New York by ihs last steamer On ~.
ARRIVAL At the Aston House, he was called ppon nv nj.
'siow'er'le Thomas F. Meagh.r ODonosbu. \. IN
hood health, and will remain in New York cty for some
ume lie has published in the New York paper. a long
o '' o. his escape, from which we learn that Sir
"ham Desnson, the colonial governor having several
""s mad him arrested and prsoned be al length de-
efmined TO leave, and accordingly on the 9Th Of No
''"'s communicated his intention and drew up state
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Mark p. Taylor. late mayor OF Cincinnati. died on
Tuesday night.
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QLANK Notes, Drafts and Bills of Exchange, va
ID patterns and designs and blank deeds.
A large assortment, at low prices, for sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
July 80 Bookstore, near sh street,
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We heard the other day good and true story OF Con-
nec,cut parson His country parish raised his salary
from 5000 per annum TO $500. TIE good man objected
for three caAons First. because you cat afford to
give than three hundred dollars. Second because
my preaching isn't worth more than $500. Third. be.
cause have to collect my salary which heretofore has
been the hardest part Of my labors among you If have
10 collect an additional hundred il will kill me!
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LlaARTTKE's MOTHER 1t is currently reported. ant
believed TO be quite authentic. that the mother OF the Gel
bIaed French patriot, Lamar,ine was Massach asett'
th. named Waitstill Brigham. She married the ialheI
81 the eminent statesman Lamartine when quite young
Boston, and then went TO France. where she remained
Turing her life.
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HoRalp MuRDrR AT PoRT WAsHIscros Wash
ngton County Blade states that Monday last a Ger
man citizen Of that place, named George Lenow, was
found in his bed with his head nearly chopsed of n.
waa day-laborer, and seen to 90 home quietly on
Monday night. He was aged man. widower, with
one con, who is in the Lake Superior country He lived
alone, lie bad received, few days since come money
from hs son. and had evidently been robbed reward
oil $500 offered Tor The apprehension OF the murderer
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THIRD DAy-MoRNING SESSION.


HARTFORD, June A. 1858.
Tbs Convention assembled this morning at 10 A. M at
the Melodeon--Mr. Barker In the chair Aoout SIX hun
dred people we're present.
considerable portion of the morning occupied in
the sion of the time that should be allowed to each
speaker.
Mr.. VINCENT attempted to address the audience but
be could not make up his mind TO which party he DO
loDged, he coughed down.
Mr.. BRITAIN the editor of the sheinah and Spiritual
Telegraph, followed in lengthy argument, eontending
that the Bible was the work Of
Mr.. DAsroRTH amused the audience for half hour,
by arguing every question but the under discussion.
Mrs. Pose and Mr.. Garrison were present.
The nfdels have it all their way for the Christian
aide Of the question is abominably represented.
Mr.. sToRRs proposed the following resolution, which
laid upon the table for future discussion -
Resolved That the scriptures are IL harmony both In
far have been permitted 70 exercise their legitimate
rally, socially and politically.
The Convention then adjourned until half past O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention assembled this afternoon At the hour
appointed-Mr Barker, Of Ohio, In the Chair.
Our long haired friend opened the proceedings in the
absence Of the Chairman, follows II Bibles
here IN ny hand producing two copies of the ptures
tied togethsr) which criminals They are charged
with being wicked characters and you will recoect that
you ars the jury and bound to hear upon
both sides of the question. Hereafter II have time
shall say something about these prisoners One of these
fellows got At the house of personal friend of mine
the Rev Mr.. Spears, who Is worthy man. and the
at the house Of blind LADY, who curiog the ams
and the sick and so forth 10 conversation with these
prisoners have asceraiDed that they have had great
perispce. for they have lived number Of years and
hope future OCCASION TO state interesting facts
respecting them.
Mr.. ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS came or~ard and said-All
true religion In mmutab,e. wonder that any can
for moment, imagine the possibility OF it's overtime y.
Ia truth mere circm stance? Do clouds and storms ex-
tinguish the sum- religion dependent for its ex
stence upon belief disbelief Go 10 the o,esns eide
and behold far AMY the rock Of ages The storm king
sends his to battle The clouds assemble
THUNDERSTORM the four corners OF heaven lbe
slsmsrts 1af1 10 ose fsre, aad ne Gsree ;eua, ae
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY AT LoUrsvILLE.-On Sa-
thrdsy night about nine o'clock, difficulty occurred at
the Preston street market house between Reuben Iyter
keeper Of the Railroad Hotel and George DELPHI his ne
phew. We orbear giving any statement # the Of
the difficulty bet Teen the parties and shall merely state
place, which resulted In DELPHI shooting Lyer with pts
tol The ball took effect in his left SIDE and passed down
towards the hip where IL logged George DELPHI walked
down TO the jail and Immediately gave himself up Rsu.
ben Lyter died about O'Clock last evening" from the ef
fects Of the wound.--Loiasuiik Democrat, Nay 80.
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American Bible Society.

The Managers held their monthly meeting on
Thursday last, at the new Bible House in Astor
place. Wm B. Crosby, Esq, Vice President, occu-
pied the chair, assisted by Francis Hall, Esq.
Five new auxiliaries were recognized: one in each
of the States of Ohio Illinois, Alabama, Mississippi,
and Texas.
Letters were read from Rev, DR.. VermiIye and
Rev. DR.. Tying, in London In relation to the late an.
nversary Of the British and Foreign Bible Society;
also from the committee and the secretary of the
Other letters were read from California, Hon
duras, and Ceylon. Several new agents were ap-
pointed and various plans considered in relation to
the business Of the society, and It's enlargement,
with its increased accommodations.
Several new volumes were received from London
for the library: among them a folio copy Of the
Bishops Bible, Of 1872, with Cranmer's preface @
standard Oxford copy Of King James, in three vol
umes, Of 1853; and large Roman Catholic Bre.
wary, from an Italian, once Papal priest but now
q convert studying for the Protestant ministry.
Among the grants of the Scriptures made, were
100 Swedish Testaments for Europe; 250 Bibles and
Testaments TO coored Wesleyan preacher from
British Guiana; and five Arabic Bibles aud twelve
Testsments for the coast of Africa.
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Ellen Ellis, at Beauparis, in Anglesey, Wales,
aged n, was brought to bed May 10th, I776. She
child was As years old. She had not had child for
twenty-five years kcfc1e.
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THE MILWAUKEE, MURDER CAsE.-After thres
days taiaa jury finally obtained the Let inst and
the Of Miss MARI Ann Wheeler, who s charged with
the murder Of John W Lice, was proceeded with for
the second time. Nothing new will he ELECTED this
risl #tf
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sssss ~ - ~ %
ne, 2:45-2:44--2:44-2:45l

bill has been reported by committee of the Cana.
dian Pasmcnt 20 close ne canals post Offices, &C.,
Sunday There many petitions Tor the measure and
70 .snsastysLees sgslls. 1t.
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The Turf
TRoTIIsG ROCHESTER The hrst days races over the
Union Course of June There TIRES RES
for purse Of $3.50, mile heats, best three In Eve rhe
result as follows -
War Eagle. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Elldh WIRubss s.s.sss........s d
Time, 245-244--2:4f-245X.
TRorTSG AT Bosros--A trot came of the Cam
bridge Park, June mile heats best three in ve The
following lie a summary -
$. White named blk m. Black Ia sk Maid. ..... l 1
K. Twin named b. m. Charmer ......... 2 2
Time, 242-241-2:39X.
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CircuIars. &c.

As no ordinary sized advertisement can
explain fully the merits and nature Of this
article, tho Proprietors have published a new
Circular, giting the history Of this Medicine,
the description, nature &C., OF its principle
ingredients the effect they are designed to
have upon De lungs and liver, and copious
TO the persons, who have been cured by it.
giving tSeirhames and residences even to
the street adj the number. Those who are
troubled win s.songh, or whose lungs are
In the least lfected, are earnestly desired TO
call upon thI agents named below, and pro-
cure one ofIhose pamphlets. Itcan be had
gratis, and strIl repay perusai.
~ , SCOVIL g. MEAD,'vX'
III Char.res Street, New Orleans.
Wholesale Ckneial Agents for the United
States. ! whom all orders must be ad-
dressed.
T.R.& q J9 ifAGILI. lancaster CHI, sc.
a 7. WElis Chester .
J. ]. Wefkmh do
wieshs:,ss Winch :, si3 ts = e Son aanroe, Nc e
Fox T. Caidwal do.
And by one Agent Ia every town N The
South. q = - v ia - y s&tss
Jaiy 20 a4eowiy
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HEAD QUARTERS.


TNHE following clause of Section thirteen
IL Of the Act OF lS4i, II not complied
with by the Bikadier Generals or Comman-
dants OF Bhgades, the law will be strictly en-
forced
"He shall annually make and transmit to
the Adjutant and Inspector General Of this
State, by the first day Of October, n full and
complete report Of the strength Of his Brig
ade, Of thepublic arms, equipments, books,
ordinance and military stores In its possess
ivn."
After Che extension Of this order, resigna-
lions will not be accepted until the above Is
complied with.
extension OF this order. BY order Of the
]. W. W. cXNTEY, 4 T AdJt. and Ins Gen.
10 Rs sc
nR. GUYs0Tgs improved EXTRACT
2 y Of FELLOW DOCK d SARSA PA.
niLLA,ha sure remedy for Hsridisary
Thousands ofindividuals are cursed with
grsyicus complaints which tlsey inherit from
their parents. The use Of The YelloD DocL
and Sarsapriiia will prevent all this, and
save sass atacunt Of aiscsy, and many val.
ssbie Ilyes, for u thoroughly sxps7s from n.
]. system ths iate,a faiaL which is the seed oI
disesse, and 50 takes OF the curse by which
the alma OF misfortune OF the parents are e.
often visited upon the innocent Offspring.
Parents owe Il 70 their ehlIdsen to guard
them agalnst the affects Of maladics that
: may be cemmsnicafed by descent and chill.
dftn Of paicnfs tisat have at any time been
affected with Consumption. ScFoffnla o.
A Al. a a
eaution against The disesse being revived d
them. Guysott's estfset Of Yellow Dock
and Sar~psfilla, b a sure antidcte IN such
s'oid BIT. ReIR. MAcjLf In
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u. w = WI lIIININs
Hendersonville, N. c., Aug. Is, 1850.
3 8 : 3 3 8 8 3

Beware of counterfeits and base imita.
tions
sW- The genuine will in future have the
signature f. Taylor on the steel plate en-
graved label on the top of each box. .
Purchasers are advised that mean coun-
terfet of this article is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by US, and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
and no pedlar is allowed 20 sell it. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying of any but our regular agents,
otherwise they will be imposed upon with a
worthless article. SCOVIL g. MEAD.
III Chartres street. N. Orleans, Sole Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States, to whom
oil orders must invariably be addressed.
And sold by
T. r. 81. r. MAGII.I, Lancaster c. H., 8. C
A. p. Wylie Chester,
Il, ]. DELAY, Camden,
J. J. Workman, do
Fisher e. Heiniths, Carlotte, NC.
Fox g. Coldweli, do
winchestes Slit g. son, Munroe,
And by one agent in. every town IN N.
seHse * * y s-s..s-, * = ~ s,,..,.
- ~ ~ - - = - :. ftpo"sSf
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JEW DAvID'S
HEBREW PLASTER,

NHE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout
Pain in the Side, Hip. Back, Limbs and
Joints, Scrofula, Kings Evil, White swell.
inrs, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster is ap.
piled Pain cannot exist.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been
so extensively used by Physicians and the
people in general both in this country and
Europe, that it is almost needless to say any
thing about it. Yet there may be some,
who stand in need of its healing powers
who have not yet tried il. For their sakes
we will simply state what it has done in
thousands of cases, and what it will do for
them when tried.