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Anatomical Lectures And
Demonstrations.

nR. MiDDl.ErON MICHEL will com
mence his private course on Anatomy
and Physiology, on the first Monday il
November, at his Anatomical Rooms, op'
posltc the Medical College.
DIR. MlcnsL offers the following udvan
tascs to Students attending the N1cdica
session in Charleston. A complete course
OF Lectures is delivered during the season
on Anatomy and Physiology, the Professor
illustrating his course by preparation,
drawings and models. Disscctions arc
conducted Oh an improved plan, consisting
i'll intcrrogalng each member Of the class
and making him demonstrate his own dis.
section. The Student may hereby multi.
ply his opportunities for acquiring knowl-
edge of one Of the most important and diff
cult departments taught III the College,
Saturdays arc devoted 10 Micro> copcal
Anatomy.
Examinations arc held regularly every
n ght OH each OF the several branches, Civ
ing the class the benefit of a rehearsal, in a
condensed form, of the subjects lccturcd on
by The Professors Of the Medical College,
so as TO recall whatever may have escaped
attention, and to correct errors entertained
by misapprchcnding tho meaning Of the
Lecture.
Dr. NJ, will find pleasure in recon-
mending the proper text books in general
use, i'll Introducing his pupils to the ac-
quaintancc of the several Professors, and in
facilitating The Students IN all matters con-
nected with their studies.
Reference may be made to DR.. NJ, at
his residence Queen street, "A, or at his
Anatomical Rooms opposite the College.
Terms, Ten Dollars.
The subscriber is also prepared to take
private pupils who for the ordinary office
Ice OF one hundred dollars a year shall have
access TO large library, Diagrams, plates
and models, and bc furnished gratuilousIy
with tho ticket TO the full course delivered
II, the Summer Medical Institute. His
pupils will thus he made familiar with dis.
case at the bedside, and be made parlic.
pants IN many surgical and olslctrcal
cases occurring in his practice, while they
become acquainted with the methods OF
mixing and administering drugs. The
strlctcst attention will be paid to the Mi
croscopc in connection with Anatomy and
Pathology, and examinations ncId every
day.
CHARLESTON SUMNER MEmcALINsrlruTE
MYDDLET0N MICHEL, NJ. d.,
Professor Of A"niomy AMI PhysioIo.y.
w. HUME, Pref. Of Medical Chcmis,y.
+. NJ. ROBERTSON, Pref Of Ob<1irir
"mi Diseases ot Women.
X. a. klNl.OCII, PrE of Surgery.
K. +. MICHEL. Pref. Of .Naieria Mriicn
Fec for Ilc course 800. Lectures COM
Anil ,,l a.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAULDlNG COUNTY, DALTON, Ga,
Aur,ISt .I6li, 1851

PAuLDlHG COUNTY, DALTON, Ga,
August 10Th, 1851
MIR. CHARLES DEI.oIME,
DEAR Sir: For several years past
have been severely afflicted with sick head
aches, and after trying every thing could
thin L of, and receiving no benefit whatever,
at last gave myself up as a confirmed
dyspcptic. But hearing Of your prepara-
ton, 1.-The Balsnm OF Life" concluded
to give that, a trial also. and procured two
bottles from your Agent DR.. Il. y. Dargan,
OF Darlington, 5. c., and from the time
began to take ii, have not had a single
attack oI headache, and now feel in hopes
that even the two bottles have made Il cure
Of me. But fearing that may have
relapse, have determined To continue il
longer. and enclose you $40 90 for which
you will Please send US many bottles us is
customary Tor that amount. BY Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
u. S.-plcase forward by express train.
Sept. s, 1854 is If
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Valuable and
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE

IhNlIE subscriber offers for sale that val.
IL liable Tract OF Land on Big l.ynchcs
Creek, formerly owned by I.ovick Young,
deceased, lying i'll Kcrsl,aw and Chcs-
terticld Districts containing between sew
en- and cigli. thousand acres.
The improvements consist Of tho settle
mcnt upon which t c deceased resided a,
the time Of his death, consisting Of Dwell
ing House, Gin House. Screw and ali nee.
cssary ou,-bn'!dlngs, all in good repair
Also, another settlement with comiurta-
hlc Dwellin. House and necessary out
buildings. There is also on the premises,
and convenient To both settlements, II
fir, rate Gr!st Mill, Oh never r-lallng
stream.
This is conceded to lie the most vaua-
bic and desirable land on l.ynchcs Creek,
and its productivcncas is known to be un-
surpassed by any other in the Country
y further description i5 unnecessary
purchasers are invited to call and examine
for themselves. The land will be sold in
Il body, or divided to suit purchasers, terms
made liberal. J. ID. YOUNG
Aug. 23, 1874. I3 III
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Just Received,

4 Fresh supply Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself
whose long experience and knowledge of the
R"l"s, makes ii no presumption in him to say,
that some Of them are cheaper goods than have
ever been brought 10 this market.
Brown llnmcspuns - Yards Ia the dollar
Gcntrmrn's iIoskin Glnves IS cts :, pair
Beautiful rolnrch Muslin nt II ~ cts, per
yar.i. French DrillnGs 10 cts. 4 yard. Il fine
assortment OF Fancy Goods tha, mast and should
bc sold.
t:rnrcrcs, Crockcry, Hardware, Hats. and
honncts, Ladies', Gents, and inntl,s >hoes and
CATERS, fine and common. 10 cnuncrnte
would he too tedious. lii come and see and |
will warrant you s;ltisiiction both in style. and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April !th, 1851 23 If
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Just Received,

LADIES Boot,ecs and Walking Shoes, C III
;, ters, kid.Ties, dc. Gents Calf Boots, and
Boottees, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes.
=, Also-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware, Sadlery, DC.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood anL Morocn Work-Roxes.
Pull. Boxes. Port Monies, Segnr-Cases, Brace.
let's, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck,
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, dc.
Novels, Poetical Works and School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Muasees, Cheese,
'' lsaisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, &c.
Aso. q fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by J. T. SOLOMONS d. co.
March 22th, 1854 2l If
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Notice.

The subscriber takes this method CT
making it known to the public, that he is
now at work on, and will have in operation
by another year his mill for manufacturing
flour, having procured u pair Of French
Burns made to order by the celebrated
makers McAlahon & Starr, Baltimore. Ills
mill will be fixed with elevators, hopper
boys &c, for cooling off the flour. In
short, the flour will be carried through al!
the processes of a well regulated merchant
mill, and with his experience in milling he
has no hesitation in saving that he will
he abble to manufacture as good flour as
any mill in the State. The mill is on
SPLENDID stream that has never failed, If
miles below Camden, and one mile from
the main road. lie will also be provided
with stables for The accommodation OF
those coming from distance, and the
Planter Shall have no excuse in future for
not raising wheat for the waut OF n good
mill. lie eXepects also 10 have q Rice
mill IN operation.
WM. NJ. SANDERS.
Aug30, 1855. III 1T
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Paints, Oils, Varnishcs and Dye -Stula,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Narnsh, Camel Hair and Whitcwasl,
Brushes, Fine and Choice pcrfumcry and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, I.ancets, Scariiicators
and Cupping Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the proprctors.
Agents by appointment for DR.. Jayncs'
and DIR. Dennis celebrated Family Mcdi-
cincs, also for Farrcll's Arabian l.inment,
Mortimer u Mawbrays Hampton Tihc-
lurc. Carriers Spanish Mixture. &c.
All articles from this Establishment arc
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Mcr-
Chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 26, 1851 80 6m.
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South Carolina Collegiate
Female Institute.

TIE duties of this Institution will he
resumed on The first THURSDAY in DC.
tobcr. The Principal is gratiiicd To inform
the patrons OF The Institute that arrange
mcn,s are making for supplying each de-
partmcnt with highly competent Teachers
For the most part, the corps Of Teachers
arc as they were.
Pamphlets giving particulars will be
furnished 10 order
ELIAS MARKS, NJ. ID.
Principal and Proprietor.
August 16, 1854 ~ IT
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN EARHADHIHS.

Manufacturer, Mporicr and Wholc<olc
oH Rc'0H Dcuhr IN Shot, Guns,
Rites, Pistols. Fishing Tnchhc, and
all kinds ct Sporting apparatus,
Together with general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS
N. H.. Cor. of Walnut and
Second Streets. philadelphia.
All Of which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will be sold
as low as can be afforded by any establish
ment in the United States.
In testimony o his skill as manufacture
or, the Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
has awarded to him sine 1910, two ccrt'ii-
Gates, six silver medals, and one recall
premium; and in 1854, the Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded to him medal, the
only one awarded for Shot, Guns and RI
iles in the United States.
Krilcr's Sporting Anccdotes,' illus
trativc Of certain vurGlies OF American
Game, with remarks on the Character of
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipc, Woodcock,
Rail, Partridge. Duck and pidgeon match
shooting, on the Rice Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass Plovcr, lluIl-hcaucd or Colder
Plover, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck, American Widgcon, Scaup Duck
and Canada Goose. Price $l0O.
WAddrcss JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut, Philadelphia.
Aug. 30, 1854. III ".
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RUNAWAY

P UNAWAY from .hc subscriber about
nv the 10Th of July, negro Boy named
Ben. The said boy is tive feet high, and
about Is years of age. lie was purchased
by him about the l5tl, Of February from
Henry u. Burket, negro trader. A rea-
sonabIc reward will be given for his uppre-
hension and delivery or coInmital to any
Jail in the State.
J, N. SIIEDD,
Vinnsboro, S. C..
Aug. 30, 1851 III. If.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his ar
engagements for making Sash, Blinds aud Tan.
nell Doors bogs leave to inform his friends and
the public, that he is prepared TO furnish at
short notice, Sash ofall sizes prmed anu glazed.
Blinds 10 suit any size widows, painted or not,
and rnnnell Doors OF any size or make. n pur
ton ofpublic patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
His work in all done by hand and ont ofgood
season material
to suit windows ofl2, Is. or 10 hghta
JAMES BELL.
Sum,ernillc, Apsilla 1851. 81 If
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A CARD.

Mrs. A. &. HURST takes this method
to inform the citizens OF Sum,crvilc and
vicinity that she has opened her school at
the Town llall,' where she will lie
pleased 10 receive and instruct Scholars in
the varons branches necessary 10 Il thor
"uyIl English Education Terms moderate
August Ii, 1851 42 II
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist,
By W. LEWIS, Esp, Ordinary Eyr said

By W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary Eor said
District
Whereas, Elias Hodge lla,I, applied to
the for Letters ot A1miuia ration, on all and
singular The goods and chaulcs, rights und
creditors OF the late Ma,ildcr Hodge of
the SAID District, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud crcdi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinarys Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House Oh Friday the 22nd day of
September inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, the
18th day Of September, in the year
T.. s.. our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and iitty-tour, and in the 10Th
year Of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. u.
September l3, 1854 IG u
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Notice.

Application will bc made at the next
session OF the Legislature for an Act of
Incorporation of Calhoun Lodge, No l.,
Knights of Jericho, located at Sum,crvilc
oulh Carolina.
Sept. q, 1854 15 3n.
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A. ANDERSON,
N&h9&A MWN TAAANN
SeeIsaacrville, S. C.
Respectfully informs the people of Sum. 90
ter District TINT ne has just receive and "a
now offers for sale tho bes. selected and IEe
most cliOicc stuck Of Lila
Spring saalG Ssgnna Ealer
Goods,
That cannnt l'c surpassed by anything in this
marke.. He has received many new styles
which purchasers would do we'll to examine be-.
fore buying elsewhere.
BROADCLOTllS, CASSIMERES AND
V E STlN GS.
A full and large supply of Hosiery, Shirts.
Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravais, Hand.
kerchiefs, &c. d.t.,
-ALSO-
4 large assortment Of READY MADE CLIO.
THING, which will be sold low.
ES Garments manufactured by the subscri.
Der, and warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders from d distance promptly attended TO.
A. ANDERSON
April 5th. 1854 If
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CROCkERY AND
GLASSW ARE.

CHINA and Granite Teas,
Granite Dinner and l'reakfas, Plates.
Steak Dishes, Butter Dishes, Soup Bowls,
Cusard Stands, Fruits Stands
Flower Fnsrs, China and Class Candlrs,icks,
Preserve Dishes, DccanteIs, Tumhcrs,
Wine Glasses,
Glass Pitchers, and number of other articles
just received and for SALE, by
Il. J. SOLONIONS e. co.
Marcl, ~, 1854 ~ #.
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SIIANGHAIS FOR SALE.

An improved breed Of fine shanghai
fowls, consisting Of several grown and
some 81 half grown chickens, may be seen
a, Miss. Sarah Terry's. Those wishing
to improve their farm yard stock would do
well to call and purchase as they will be
sold low. For any further information ap-
ply TO Miss Sarah Terry or to
T.fJ. DlNKINS ~
at w. g. 81. Depot
July 10. so. 2m.
~" Watchman copy tines.
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CANDIDATES.

MIR. EDITOR: You will obligc many
citizens by annouacing Col. J. ID. BLAND.
INC as a candidate for Representative for
Claremont County, at the next session Of
our Legislature.
Feb. 6, 1854 IS If
eA WatcIlman please copy.
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Glenn's PerfumerV &Soaps.

general assortment of the above ar.
ticlcs. TO which the attention Of tho public
is called and particularly to the Soaps as
being well adapted to the use of families.
For sale by A. ] MOSES.
June 81, "a. 81 If
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Ncfercncc In regard to the Real Estlti:, F.
J. Fisscher g. Co., Real Estate Brokers, New
York, Orders, tpost paid y with money enclosed
To the addressed,
J.W. .HOLBROOkE, Sect'y
5u5 broadway, n. Y. :.
f The Engravings III the catalogue ure
now ready for delivery.
Aug 23, 81. i3 Gm.
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vhe..r.. ana rxh,b,,,ops.

BROADWAY THEATRE Mr.. Forrest, the American ira
sYspiDe. by special a. sire in the pIsy Damon and
Pyfhias." he Will be supported By Messrs. Conway,
Hsncnes, nansrell, nme. Ponisi, and Mrs: Abbott.
in &C.
BowERY THEATRE -" Eustache," "Grimshaw, Bag.
fha~ and Racshaw" and he "Pretty Girls Of stitberg
to &c repeated again this evening hr Arnold tho
young amsI,csn tIsgedsn: has become very popular
n q sus.sSss 81 very sn1, in
has net the approval Of the Bowery patrons
Nnlo's GARpSS.--Tho psnbomime Of "Asphodel" con.
tnnes TO bo received with unbounded enthusiasm BY
large and highly respectable audiences. II will BE- re-
ptsed this evening, with the cast tog thcr with
and advertisement and the scrio comic pantsnime
titled Jocko" In which Mons Msr1etti win appear
tho apo.
Burrows THYArRy.-The American comedy,
titled Now Days Ia announced Ain for this even
mig o ss q sh: M
oaD. Fisher. Marchant, Miss Raymond, Mrs. Hughes,
sts lie, Miss Saxon, Mrs Burton Mrs Holman and
Misc Walters embodied In the casts, what b
lected but overt wing audience
NATIONAL THEATRE The Same pieces which attracted
owded houses AL this wseh to be repeated TO night
mine" In which little Cordela Howard will appear and
the new and peculiar drama Of "Eustsche.n }. r.
scott has made quite hit In the part Of Eustsche
n. ). ri. "sS
Walsck will sustain his favoTite character OF Rover
Blake, Bousbam. Bland, Mrs Hosy, Mrs stephens and
acteTs The farce Of "hy wifes second Floor" vl ter
inmate all
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The popular play Of "EvAd-
ne Ia 10 be the commencing feature this evening Mss
Julia sustaining the character Of the heroine Mr.
Yody and sr Pope incluood in the ot The sisters
RouAet will appear In soEe OF their most popular
daprsa ~ tho emsnts Will close with very
Ing fsrce. This 10 . vcrv attractive bill
fxERicAS ,rsrua Two very lauahabIs and amusing
pieces win be performed this afternoon, and the now
of II u.tsche In the evening, ". Clarke per-
sonatIg tie part Of Eustacbe.
Cncrs AND IinTopRoxx The programme Tor this A.
tsiboon snt evening n very attractive
woop's Nvs1REIs to repeat the farce Of "Ro6ert
Wake Airs This ever ing
rrcKixY's MlxsrHI1s continue 10 draw full houses
sLuc1esia Borran win be rpeated this evening.
wcops EImorDS smKxaprs ammo, nce hrA rate ~
lection of negro performances for tonight
TIE LA1H ssNrr rrBors The beredt for the widow
or crpbsns of the lsmepfed samuel Nichols s 70 com
of o. Nit's ,festre 10 morrow eyeniTg seyeral ci
: LtI. a4iis,< Lave IC,sLt.tIeL
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THE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
[BY THE HOUSE PRINTING NATURALIZATION Il
WALL STREET

HALIFAX, Sept. %, 1854.
The royal mall steamship America, Capt. Lang, from
liverpool the afternoon Of the 10th nst arrived at
this port route for 1ostsn at twenty minutes past
seven O'Clock this morning.
The America passed at II p u, on the l6th steam
ship Asia, from New York for Liverpool; 17th, of
suttes Island ship Undsrwrter, from New York for
Liverpool
America passed. sept. 1eth In the Channel going
In, ships Consul Of sassnnaA and Speed of st. John,
N Brunswick
The possesses features Of considerable interest,
tbe most important Of which Is the Of
the departure Of the expedition against the Cmea It
sailed from varna tho 9Th inst and composed
Of 74ooo troops and about 700 ships ~hich would be
before ssbastoyol on tho 10th News Of the lApding
was oxpectsd reach varns the 1oth and would bs
looked for with the ersatss interest.
It was reported that the Baltic feet would return 10
England and that Sir Charles Napier would resign the
command These rpmors were copdersd very dou btful
Austria had oihciAly notified the Western Powers Of
the Cxars refusal OF the propostions The Powers
pre- ssed themselves satisfied with the armed neutrality
Of Austria.
Anew French loan Of four huSdred millions Of francs
10 proposed.
Republcsnism Is reported 10 have been extremely ac-
tive In SPAIN
The Indisn mall had been 'elcgrsphed Canton had
notbeen attscied, but IL wss expected at any moment
and tho greatest ccBfusion pm vailed.
Mes,rs David soott, Richnord o., Of Manchester
have failed.
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BOStOh ~eNt 2S. IBkx
Tne extensive ropewIiks owned by the Boston Hemp
Coo pepy ard vsIu AZ <2U.0te entes dexssoy -
by a. tday. Up.a t there vrry lit ,e iosurspce
The 1smes then unicAted tn tho Oily Mills oelsng-
ing 10 'he B,ioau Cowpshv, dasgipg the roof Of the
b iidrg and tho attic TO a considersbls ept
Tho grsin stoI~d In the place badly sscd ~
w.'e' The extent OF this loss 10 about S2,600 fully
insured
Firr wooden house, a'so beionnisg 20 tn MtJdsm
Company, burr ed In the uppvr stories Upoa
these n gro n full Insurance
1be total loss amounts to from sls COO TO $4,000
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LIVBKPUUL COTTOF MAHkET.
sEPT, 15-1he BEokers board report that the cotton
et continued In the dull and irregular state
for sme time past. There had been . good demand
for the better Glars Of Orleans for export but on the
~boe prices had been slIrhIy In favor Of buyers a
thoueh quotations were unchanged Holnshesd- ret
ley Co. say the import has been large and 'he quaint
~ Of American descriptions offering Il sil large, With.
cut snys decided pressure 10 Gn, but prices un-
vor tuyers, although not 10 extent TO require .
reduction 10 quotations. repn toun Co. report fa
6smaDd cotton which had been met freely tha
the mari st bad tetD rpiiony dull, especially toSa-is
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NkW VS. BY TELEGKAPR


fkkdisL1 KAVAoEs or THE YELLOW FErEG AT kEv
ORLEANS, AUGUSTA. GA, AND sAvANN AH-ag avY
Rains AND DAMAGE To tbs COTTON ORvP, xrO.
BAtTihcRK, ct ~, &SS.
New Orleans papers have been received here b, lhe
A-Eiyal OF the soutnsrp msil
From them We learn that to yeo~ fever sub
sioirs IN New Orleans, and that for toe lass days
th<r. hal been red and ten deaths Cta.
rity Horpitl Five asdsed Ia tae hap ds
OF the - owsrc As-cc,afi
Agrst snount Of rain has fallen In and about New
oIiesDs which nns acDe grsAt deal OF dsmags to ths
cotton crop.
The slsrn In rega,f the fever sl ooonues At Au-
gusta and the Ugh ooripg viisgss odsd with
ihhabivDnts Rrent q ub.r rf srr ptnf u
out n the hsds The telegraph ofice aud
omte are closed be oers of oSaths 90 excss1
Icv Gom four 20 Ave daily.
At esyernah y ere thirteen DEATHS by fever %
Monday II. Brsntley IL among tue desd Two d .otoss
~ nurses hs arrived trom Aob to aia In tasnG
Of The sick
The Howard Association at New Oresns had resolved
to two DOCTORS two members ana Cen nurpss -
.ssyunI An.
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Death OF the Engllsh Charge NJ BI0ntevh20Os
BOsrox, Sept. %, 1854
The Bon hr. Gore, Fpglish Charge at Aostevidso,
died on the 3Oth OF July, OF spcplexy.
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= EKhNTON n. ,, ,ePt Z5 IBb{
Nathaniel :. Rue, OF Monmouth nomnstsa -
the Second strict emocratic Convention at FreeheA
tooay for Congress. Rue received 62 votes Finnnsss
Al, M Burns ].
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tis cof 81 II rf,s tp< price, tt.si1ed scocrsi
~ lle'h of selby iovsf rhsn isft ~sk, hus quote
iioss t'aDsta fLe SALES 81 ths have sco
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90 sd.. air Mobiles and Up ands Cd mic du, "a.
led Tie rsrek on hsnd. exclusive cf shfosoard,
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LoSDOs hoNGY MARKET.
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QUA dollars, 6e end bsr tyer, ts I'D oouc,ooos
fhs. ed.; esglss Toe so 1bo bullion la tine Raus u
lpRispd hss.f Cd SS 4eN live shps with E60O.
too in gold, arrived during the wsek from Australia.
The Pr B,,Jee closed l6ttl Pour aud a hslrs
s7f 1Oc; Tinsec. 74t lCe BsJA Frsurr, 29ao
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The market sined qui-t ring the wesk md prcea
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