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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

CHOLERA AT ST.. LoUIs.-St. Louis, May lO-Thirty
Deaths by Cholera occurred of which arrived
! at this place on Saturday last
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19
LAURINBURGH men SCHOOL.

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
THIS large and fourishing Institution is permanently
established, under full corps of well qualified nstrc
tors and with every thing requisite Seminary
being well supplied with Maps Geographical and Asrons
mical; Globes Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
The SemiAnnual Sessions of five months commence on
the second Monday of January and July respectively.
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnished
Hill 7. O., Richmond county, N. c., or to
D. c. MCINTYRE, Secretary
Dec. IL, 1853. S7-t20j-l6Iy
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CaIorIc Shin Ericsson

New YORK, May 9.-The Caloric ship Er;esso
was raised to-day, and landed at the wharf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19
Town Meetings

Agreeably TO the call of the Mayor, meeting of
portion of the citizens of Raleigh was held in the
Town Hall on Thursday evening last, in order to APP
point delegates to the contemplated convention to be
held in the town of Wilmington, the 25th inst for
the purpose of adopting measures to secure the i'm
provement of Cape Fear Bar
Edward Cantwell, Esq, introduced the following
resolutions. which, after some interesting remarks
from the Hon John H. Bryan and Maj H. w. Hustled
were unanimously adopted
/. ResolUed That the citizens of Raleigh have
heard with pleasure of the contemplated Convention
10 be held at Wilmington, to take measures for the
repairing of the Cape Fear River and Bar, and that
in every measure calculated TO advance the inte-
rests of that and port, the people of the whole
State have great interest: Therefore,
2. RESOLVED, That for the purpose of having the
city of Raleigh represented in said convention, the
Mayor of the City be authorized to appoint twenty
delegates to said Convention.
The Mayor then appointed the following gentle
men delegates to the Convention, viz:
Maj. Walter Gym, H. w. Hustled, R.W. Haywood,
Seaton Gales, Hon. Jno. H. Bryan, Maj. Edward
Cantwell, Col Geo. Little, DR. ] F. Tompkins, F. c.
Hill, J. ]. Iredell, w. H. Harrison, O. Busbee, w. C.
Doub, j. F. Hutchins, R. I. Wynne E. E. Harrss, J.
G. M. BufaIoe, Eugene Martin, DR.. J. w. Tucker,
o. L. Burch. E. L. Harding.
On motion, the Mayor added to the list of del
egates.-Raleigh Register.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

INCREASE OF THE IMPORTS OF WINE, SPIRITS,
&C.-From printed document, published by order
of Congress, the following increase of last years i'm
ports of these articles that of the previous year
is exhibited. Thus of Madeira, the excess is about
10000 gallons sherry, As, 900 do other white wines
$4,000 do; brandy, 100000 do grain spirits,
100000 do; English ale 1876, 900 do. and Scotch
ale, 90, 900 gallons
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

The Pee Dee Star, is the of a new whig pa
per just started at Wadesboro', Arson County, by
Francis NJ Paul. formerly connected with the argus,
while published in that place. Mr. Paul is young
man OF industry and integrity, and will make good
paper always, excepting its politics He really de-
serves success, and hope The people of Arson and
the adjoining Counties will not forget him
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

0z- The steamer Isabel has arrived at Charleston
with Havana dates to the 18th inst. she brings nc
news of interest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

STATE MEDICAL SoCIETY.-This body met in this
City Tuesday last, and adjourned on Thursday
The annual Address before the Society delivered
by DR.. ]. D. JONES' of Chapel Hill We learn that
it was Cha acterized by great ability.
Dr. dickson, of Wilmington, elected President
We also learn that the attendance large and that
more Counties represented than usual
RQLeioh Snndnrd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

EFFECTS OF HARD WATER UPON ANIMALs.-Horses
have an instructive love for soft water, and refuse
hard water if they possibly get the former
Hard water produces a rough and staring coat on
horses, and renders them liable to gripes. Pigeons
also refuse hard water if they can obtain access to
soft. Cleghorn states that hard water in Mnorca
disease in the system of certain animals, es-
pecally of sheep. So much are race horses infu-
enced by the quality of the water, that is not
frequent to carry supply of soft water to the local
ty in which the is to take place lest there being
only hard water the horse should lose condition.
Mr. Youatt, in his book called "The Horse re.
marking the disturbances of soft water for the
horse, says: Instinct experience has made the
horse himself conscious of this, for he will never
drink hard water if he has access 10 soft he will
leave the most transparent water of the well for
river, although the wafer may be turbd, and even
for the muddest pool And again, in another place
he says & Hard water drawn fresh from the well
will assuredly make the coat of horse unaccustom-
ed to it stare and will not unfrequenty grippe fur
Their injure him"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

The Washington Star says: 1--WE now find no
difference of opinion TO the fact that the President
will probably veto the Homestead BILL if that measure
masses the Senate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

WHAT is ARIsTocRAcY? In reply 10 this question,
Gen. Foy distinguished orator in the French Cham
bers, gave the following answer:
Aristocracy in the 10th centuary is the league,
the condition of those who would consume with out
producing live without working, know without lear
ming, carry all honors without deserving them, and
occupy all the places Of government without being
able to fill them
The FRUIT CROP THE SoUTH-The heavy frosts
OF April have cat off good portion of the fruit crop
In many sections, apples, pears, peaches, plums
and grapes have been entirely killed. 1t is great
loss to the poor for fruit is one half our summer lv
ing. Even the blackberries, the poor mans bread,
are almost entirely cut off Were we without the
strawberry, We should have barren time of it, This
crop seems better adapted to Southern culture than
any other fruit Frosts may cut off one two, three
or four crops, and yet shall have fruit. We have
small bed, some Ten or fifteen of strawberries,
and on the first day of April, saw finer
promise OF fruit the ground literally covered
with fruit, bud and blossom A succession of fross
killed all the buds and fruit and now, May lst the
beds are loaded with fruit in every stage again
We ere more than ever convinced, that the strawber
~ the surest fruit crop that be raised at the
South.-SoI of the South
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-19

WOMEN AND TEARs.-These two topics are prop
erly put in connection at the head of our paragraph
since as the logcan says 1.-THE latter flows naturally
from the former. AS pathos and June nearly
opposite sides of the thing, cry as
easily they laugh, and, we are inclined TO think,
enjoy the latter quite much as the former The
luxury of Woe, as some sentimentalis has called
it, is to them satisfaction even more intense than
that Of making a lover jealous a rival envious-
Sometimes indeed, crying becomes an evil, "a "cry-
ing evil, fcourse,) like any other amusement when
it is INDUCED to excess. Tears, doubt, may be
'run into the ground" which is certainly "carryng
the thing too far" Yet, except for real, heartfelt
grief handsome eyes. whether black or blue, are
not Often spoiled by weeping. AS water always finds
its level, the lachrymal fountain usually regulates
itself, wise provision of nature moralists say
When man cries, he is either in deep affection, or
drunk. But fortunately, woman weep with
out grief or ebriety. Let em weep. To damd wo-
mans eyes would be as unkind as it sounds profane.
Let her cry, if she likes she will feel the better for
t, and look the worse Take away her rights,
you will, but don't deprive her of this most beaut-
u! and valuable water privilege !'-BoSton Post.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
;EW nAyIn,s EFppyyy pIAsTrr

TINE great Remedy for Rheumatism Govt pain in the Side
L hip Back, Limbs and joints Scroiula, Kings Evil
White Sweings Hard Tunors, Stiff JOINTS and all fixed
PAINS whatever. Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot
exist. .
gentleman in the South of Europe and Palestine in
1850 heard mdch said in the latter place in favor Of
JEW DAViD'S PLASTER and of the las he conslefedl
miraculous cures it had performed tina: lac induced
try II on his person, for Lung and Liver Affection
the removal OF which had been the chief object of his jour
ney but which had resisted the genial and delicious cline
lie accordingly applied plaster on the right side OF his
chest where The pam sealed another between the
shoulders, and the region of the liver In the
time he drank freely OF herb OF Laxative qla
ties he soon found his health improving, and in few
weeks his cough elt hun; the 81 his skin dsap
Peared his pain was removed, aud his health became per
manently reinstated.
The following is from Mr. Worste editor Of the Mas
slion Gazette: t...
"GENTLE NEN.- During las: winter and spring, 1 50
troubled with pain iu my breast to render unit
YiD's or HEBREW PLaSrER highly recommended for
similar cases was induced TO give a trial had
plaster upon my breast but short time, when all pain
left me- and WAS enabled again 70 engage in the ahors Of
the office would also state that my sister, residing in
Steubenyle in this State has received much benefit from
its use. Yours, truly
Massillon November H. 1913. u..
Ii has been very beneficial n Of Weakness such
as Pain and eakness in the stomach, Weak Lambs Lame
ness, Affection OF the Spine, Female Weakness &c No
female subject To pain weakness the back sides
should be without Married ladies' in delicate situations
Tod great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found a certain remedy for Colds Coughs Phhlsc
and Lung Affections in their primary Stages. 1t destroys
Inflammation by peTspration. PEI
Beware Of counterfeits and base imiationsl
CAUTlON-The subscribers the only General Agents
in the Southern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and in order prevent purchasers being imposed
upon, by counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
WHERE for tue genuine they invite particular attention
the following Marks on THE GENUINE
1stTcs genaise PIT u, soJ, engine turned Bot
TONED Gjres not s1iiered IN.
2d-Ihe genuine has the eagraped Ae1dof ysU Dlcf
Redirect0oS droas the 6O toiht Gcc5D yRy record of
Court 10 L. TiyLor, Rochester. ..i
, . -.. .-.-... -.. .-f SC0VIL K MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold also, Wholesale and Retail BY
.--. BERRY 4 DEM0VAL.
EWIN BEOTHEIsS,
1924. ". +. GRAY,
J. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
ianl 2-dtw&w %. Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
AFFLICTED READ.


DHILADBIIPHlA MEDICAL HOUsSE-Esabhsied IS
L years ago By DR. KINKELIN. The oldest sur.st and
best hand To all forms of diseases The sk aud
solitary habits of youth, is DR.. kiNkEIIN " w ehrter
and a half squares from the Exchange PEiiadeiphia
Take Particular NOfice.-There isa habit which
boys teach each other al the academy colleges hIt
duaed in when bv themselves IA solitude gov cp wifh
time not only begets obstacles 10 atIaa hap
pness but gives rise to series OF protracted nses and
devastating affections Few Of those who indulge this
pernicGus practice Of the cIeJ uiah tleJ
lind the nervous system shattered feel strange AID
counabe feelings vague fears in The mind. The md 'le1f
becomes feeble he unable to labor WIKI accustomed Vg-
or apply his mind study; has sep a. y ana wcakr
he dull and FreSOute the cUuntenanCc 70 doSe>t he
ewes without natural lusre, shGmectdncs - apparent
Iess eDtzlS IrhicA sOat QlclttH tas assSsols or
these similarly afflicted.
If the victim be conscious Of the Of HIS decay and
having relnqusod the odious practice. be suffers der
those terri be nocturnal EMISSIONS Wics weken and shame
him producing mental and physical PrOsiTatOn. II he
encpae himself before the practice has done lis worst
and enter mairiinony his marriage nfruitfn and his
senses teI him that ihs caIsed By bis earlr eies
Too many think they will hug the their own
hearts, and cure themselves. Aias how 0en this fatal
deiuson and how many apromiSlng youth, who might haVs
been an ornament society has faded from tie EARTH
Yonng Men let no false mOdesty deter yOa from
making known 70 who from education and
speefablty alone befend You lie who places himself
under Dr. klNkELlN treatment may FehgouSly conhds
his honor gentleman. and in whose bosom VIII be for
ever locked the secret Of the patient.
Country invaiids.-Fiadnls ii inconvsnient TO make
personal application by stating their expefy, 10
gether wlta all their symptoms per letter post paid have
forwarded to them chest eOnaiEE 1T l. medicines.
appropriated accordingly, and be cured At home
Structures of the ureih weakness and constitutional de
bity promptly cured and full ggOF restored Al ie srs
post pad.
IS remittance of 25 cents in letter. post paid, ad-
dressed 10 DR. Kinkeln Philadelphia, wi secure hs Look
on the Secret lulirmities of YOUTH sePtE~y
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AUGUSTA, GA.

-. .. AUGUSTA, GA.
TIME above HOTEL is open for the reception of ~
i PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. laS.l
This long established and wellknown House has under
fce thorough alteration throughout, and furnished with
tew aud fashionable FURNITURE
The TABLE viii always be supplied with the BEST the
market Affords aud the Proprietor trusts BY Systematic
course both with servants aud the regulations of the house
generally he will he enabled 10 give entire satisfaction TO
those that may favor HIM with their patronage
En2g-lVtTw ... JNO. W. SPERAS
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
Inspiring or Church Street with the furniture if desired
Terms made known application 10
r. c. FOSTER, Sd.
Or IN INV absence TO q. NJ. FOGG.
une l7--u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
PHr1oroxEN Or FEMALES FRIEND

For the cure of Painful and Disoered Menstruation,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief Of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day may betraced to slight mPrudence
neglect during critical period Of their peculiar
sous, causing obstrucoas iegulay, &C., which, If not
relieved gradually weakenS and dernges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms of diseaseCon
sumption Dropsy Dyspepsia, &c-which either hurry them
TO an early grave or render them inrads for life MANY of
the arest and oveest of creation that age when the bud
just bursting into bloom, have whered and died from
the effects Of obstruction and the want Of remedy 10 assist
nature at that eventful period.
E-- I'll v. TRY TIEPHIL0T0KEN. rt....-
1t is not offered of alills that flesh is heir TO-
but remedy and preventive for certain class of
plants in which it is warranted 10 do all that here set
FORTH that medicine directed with and skin
perform. Sold by .--- ...' SCOFlL MEAD,
a... ..#. fy Ill Chartres street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States TO whom
all orders must be addressed.
ianI9-Iy dtw&w
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As a Tonic Medicine,
COACH MAKING.

:" ~ COACH MAKING. Y ! -f---I -
TINE undersigned would respectfully in n-sAaNn
L form their friends aud the public that
they have taken the old ssnd Of c. T. Watson No.34
Deaderick ST. where they intend to carry COACH Az
ING in all its branches Wewill keep constantly hand
assortment of Carriages which will dispose of on
reasonable Carriages of every description made
order promptly Repairing done reasonable terms and
the public may rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted to Will be warranted TO be OF the best
workmanship and materials -
.1S -BLACKSMlTulNG.-Every description of BLACK
SMITHS WORK executed in the best manner liberal
terms. -........r
,4g-HORSE SIIoEING.-we have in our employ expert
enced HORSE SHOEIsS and the public may reyen getting
their horses sh0d the neatest All ri ur a
TO viii be under tie immediate superIts-d. {.
the Propetor and pains expense spared give sat
isaction all We respectfully solic itlrom the public
liberal share Of their patronage t.-
feb Ely CRAM& SHEPHERD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
$50 REWARD.

d ANYWAY from the subscriber the night of "a
IL the 3rd inst his negro boy AMOS. He is about "a
years of age, feet 10 inches high and weighs "
about $50 pounds lie is bright muat;o. has straight
hair and blue eyes, and viii doubt attempt pass hun.
self white He was raised by Mr.. Dickey, Of
Spartanburg District and purchased by Capt James
Bonds of Spartanburg G. II. He is probably lurking in
the vicinity of thai town. may attempt his escape
free State. lie rode oft sorre horse twelve wears
Old which has both shoulders caused by warts
and shod behind quick in gts and steps Short holds
fine head is sunk very much above the ewes and ncnes
To be speiu The above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehension Of the boy and horse
the boy 10 be lodged any Jail the State All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid. t
Newberry, 5. C. July, VIC. MEL.
setti-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

Females. Ii stands pre-
eminent for lis curative
powers in all diseases for
which it is recommended,
called
Female Complaints.
Of these are Proia, ssis
Uteri, or Falling OF Inc
Womb; Flour Aibns, or
Whites; Chronic Inf am-
nation and liberation of
The Womb; lneidehial He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&c., with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepled,)
no matter how severe orof
how long standing.
EThe Cathohcon far sur
passes other reme'ies, in
being more certain, less
Expensive, anuteayinU thu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

system IN better condition. Let all Interested such
remedy cal ana obtain pamphlet (free) containing
POOL rom hgAy respectable sources, thu happy
OF us use, together wan letors from frstcass
from their own observations f
~, kKrsREScsS;-P L. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, " Y, L. D.
pplemng, M D. Canandaigas, y. Y, NJ. H. His NJ D.
hochesler, NJ ", ID Y. FO0te, NJ d. syracuse ~ " Prof
Dunbar, NJ D., BALTIMORE. Md j. G. 0rrick, H. D. BaIti-
more, Nd, w w. Reese, N. D., New York City, w Pres
n. A.. -
Pamphlets had gratis al JONI p. DRoMGooLEs Patent
Medicne House, college street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent Nashville, Tennessee
iISO.-Eur In In
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
DRUGS, &C. :
HENRY,s INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
III pITREf,y. " Eg,FqA nj. Elm IT'S COMPOSITION

ITENRY,S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
IL PURELY 'VEGETABLEIN IT'S COMPOSITION
invaluable Cordial is extracted from Herbs and Roots,
which have been found after Of by the most
skfal T. be possessed o. Qualities most ssns,
whilst Is presented TO the public as an ehcaeous remedy
may e placed as to safety. Impoeney He
mortgages, Dsordered Stefy Transformations, Suppress
sion oftae Menses, Flour A'bus or hites, for ID
Debility ba ar -
arising from cause, such weakness from sickness
where the patient has been confined 20 bed for soe e
for Females Abortion Miscarriage, As
Cordial cannot be exceed its sauta effects: in loss
Muscular Energy, Irtability Physiea Pos aiion Semi
ghnes Decay the Procreative Functions, Nervousness
DC. where Medicine is required ii will be found
equal, If not superior TO any Compounde ever used.
rF. To Females. 81.
Henry's Invigoraiog Cordial is OF liable
Medicines in the many Complaints to which Females
subject assists nature to brace the whole system check
Suffering disease and unhappness among Ladies would ex
Ladies who are deeitasd by those distractions which
males liable restored BY the use of bottle ortwo
TO bloom and TO yigor. f.
Young Men:
is young to become its victims, from
ignorance OF the danger to which they subject themselves
causes
Nervous Debility,
Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay Many of
you may be suffering, med to the source
of disease To those then, who have brought on
EMISSIONS Weasness and 81 Of the Genital Organs
Nervous Affection any other of unresira
ed indulgence of the sensual passions oeeasoning the
eessy of renouIeing the feleities of .sr
Marriage, ... --|
essening both mental aud bodily capacity Hold! HCny's
lnvigoran Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable,
will aid nature to restore those important functions to
healthy will ofservice 10 you. II possesses
virtues, general remover Of disease, and strength
ener OF the system. 5F EiINEL
As Tonic Medicine,
tisunsupassed We do place this Cordial footing
with q9aek medicines and as customary append long
Hear what the Preacher and such k il is not
essary for "Henrys lnyigorating Cordial, obly needs
trial TO prove that twill accomplish all we say.
The Genuine F'IIenry's InvigOra:ing Cordial" !
put Panne Bottles and is easily recognized bs
The Manufacturers signature The label OF each BOe TO
counterfeit which sforgery well as the name blown
he glass l
W Sold for 81 per Bottle Six 50 SIG per dozen.
Prepared only by +. COHEN, No. Fransin Row, Vine
ree below Eighth. Philadelphia, Pa, TO whom all OR.
DEL must be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
ysts and Merchants throughout the country =.
For sale The Patent Medicine Depot No IL College St.
~ ptomgcole, wholesale Agent otlhe State, and ouIy
gent in Nashville. !
jecll-6m d&tw. .. ...t ..t'. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

DE WISE IN TINE! AND BEFORE IT Is
- too late get bottle of Dr. C. WtLiany PaLsaonic
Bl~ana of WIid Cherry md Wood Aaptla and YOU will
speedily be relieved. For Pneumonia, Coughs Colds
Sore Throas Night Sweat Pain in the Breast Back and
Sides Splitting Blood, Asthmae Affections it is admitted
to be the speeest and most vigorous and effective remedy
cxan and its effects in all Asthinatie complaints are equal
y decisive and remarkable. Lassitude of the mind fab
biness and astng of the esh and all disposition mac
tviy and melancholy foreb9ding also corrected BY
this PalmOnic Balsam which, in wonderful man.
ner revves the Spirits hardens the flesh and muscles
braces the nerves. and increases the weight Thus those
who use it according to the directions rapidly improve
health and may take il for other purpose than TIE dssi-
patton of melancholy the increase of bodily strength
In fine single bottle OF DR.. WILLIAMS PpLMoNo BALs,n
OF WILD CHeRRY AND WooD NAPTHA is all that is required
to secure the confidence of PATIENTS and them
go all rer edies in its favor.
For full deserpt ofiis merits virtues &C. see Pamph
lets 10 be had Of the Agents.
For sale Wholesale aud Retail, and o Agency hy j.
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, who is the General
Agent for this popular ard valuable preparation city
OF Nashville and surrounding country II is also for
the following Drugsists
. EWIN BROTBERs "
W. F. GRAY, M
BERRY & DEMOVILLE.
GEORGE w. HENDERSHOTT,
T. WELLS,
H. C. SCOVEI,
-t.T - 10. G. BROWN.
j. II. CURREY, Nashville.
E. C.CLOUSTON. ! 9TH III
F.S. WOLDRIDGE, rhHhAin'i'
HAWKINS q FOWLER, Columbia.
And by all Druggists in every in the State 1ennes
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
Qan5-lm d