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BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED /!
IL SEE HOW PROMPTLY 1T ACTS al

Statement of Mr. A. Lang, Baker, No. 3e6 Pearl-stse
VA days before last Christmas taken unwe
and commenced blet ding freely the Lungs caDd
in Hompphhothic Physician but his medicine not seen
to help read you advertisement, and thought would
try Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort Tar and ConchaIags
my Cough gone and felt well as usual. My healihh
good. consider most excellent medicine, ard co.,
daily recommend il my friends CIhs statement w
made to the proprt tors. March 18th, 1850
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GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS
j. G. Rankin, Nm. nj. Hurlick, George
Summon

SUCCESSORS TO A. ATKINSON g. co.,
rI1IS establishment has been in successful operation ~
u number of years. The Quarres well opened ard"
marble is superior any in the United States. "a
We have perfected facilities for getting ont spS
TABLETS, EEADSTONES and everything in our nts
business in better style and cheaper rates than '
in the country. -,
iobbeIs profits. and high fregh; from the Nort S
that do possess material advantage oil COMP
ID
We cordially solicit friends and the public TO eIan
work, and compare prices with those Of other -"
before ordering Northern Marble. s
We have on hard yard in Marietta large assoie
Of finished work-MOnumens, Tablets &c-where OUT -
Mr.. g. w. Summers, will sell prices. Our pfH"'
work is done at the Mills. Address
JIG. RANKIN g. Co.. r.
Marble Work r. o. Is"
Sept. 9, 1853. Ely
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LOOK AT THIS

| lie Notes and Accounts of JOHN WELLS have
L been placed in my hands for collection Tboso IN
ncDed 10 MIN are requested forward and settle
up at an early day, the business the concern
be closed loan D D,.1T ~ must
Feb a. 1854. az H.
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Notice,

4 LII those indebted to the firms of Fox & Orr and
\ Fox K Caldwell, OF to myself individually, are re-
quested to make immediate payment. In my absence
the Books and Accounts will be in the hands of MIR. J.
P. Smith, who is authorised to settle the same
G. FOX. ..
Charlotte, March ID, 1884. 35tf
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GOOD MEDICINES :!

Is pleasant Mixture, mpolnded in agreement with
the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in curing
DIARRHQIA, and similar fectons of the system. In
its action, and produces healthy
diton of the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the
time that it the disease.
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Look QUIT

Lock OUT.
'EHE Notes and Accounts of the late firm OF MOSS
| BELL x GO. have been placed in my hands for col
lection and those indebted MUST not EXPECT longer in
diligence, as it CANNOT be gwen
July *, 1893. lf JOAB P. SMITH
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DIR. ROGERS
LiVPrWOr1 and Tar

For tie Complete Cure Of Coughs, Colds, InfG
en7a, ASthma, Bronchitis Splitting Of
Blood, AMI all other Lung Com.
plants tending to
CON SU MPTI ION
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1858. Fail Importations. 185;
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

WE again invite the attention Of our purchasers OF
W DRY GOGDS, in the South and South West,
TO our Stock of Goods for fall trade TO Merchants
who have visited Market the past season, examined
our stock and become acquainted with our facilities Tor
business it is unnecessary say that off induce
ments second to no house in this country. Our fall
stock has been selected with great by two of our
house from all the principle European Markets. Our
STYLES and fabrcs will be found pied to South
crn taste and sales than any goods imported into the
country.
We wish it distinctly understood by buyers that TOE
import all foreign goods and are able and deter
mined to sell them low the qualities sold
in any market n'the United States.
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Ladies' Dress GOODS Department,

afui and complete assortment of all the styles
end fabrics, such as
Silks, Sotins,
MurceltneS De Chimes,
Cashmere, Roles, Moru DE LANES,
Brocnde ami Plain AlPacas,
French and German Merinocs, Bombazines. Sat
in De LANES,
Silk Telvcts, Grapes, Laces,
French, Scotch and English Ginghans ana
Prints. Also,
Long and Square Shnmks, Grape Sho@ls,
1kLntiH0S, NANTES,
Cloth, TeirCt, and Six Plain ami
Embroidered Visettrs, and Clo0ks, S,ciss ard
French En1bfoidcraes,
in great UurietY;
Wit Goods, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Laces.
&C., &c.
A full and complete assortment of
Goods for Millinery Purposes.
Hosiery.
In this department offer every possible variety of
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hose and half Hose. Silk, Me-
rino and Cotton Under Garments Kid, Beaver,
Buck, Silk, Woolen and Cotton
Gloves &c, &c.
We pay particular this department of
business and embrace all the leading articles wanted.
Linens and Linen Goods.
We offer in this department full and complete
stock of
e., 8, 9, and 10I Blcached and Brown
Damasks, Table Covers, all styles,
Diapers, Towels, Damask Napkins, Damask Doyles,
Dow,as Crash, Grass Linens,
8, TO- and I2t Linen Shectings,
Pillow Linens and 4th Irish Linens
Marsccs and Lancaster Quilts,
&c., &c
Broad Cloths, GlSSimeFeS. VeStingS, and
TailOF's Goods.
In this department embrace all the best makes of
French. German, English and American Cloths,
Cas.imercs and Vestings, Black and
Colored Silk and Satin Nesting, Velvet do,
and 64th English and American
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans,
Srttines, Linseys,
Plain and Plaid Cloak Innings, Canvass,
Padding, Silks, Twist, Buttons,
&c, &c.
Blankets. FIanneIs, Kerscys, DOmcs-
tics &c.
We offer in this department of our business most full
and complete assortment of
English and American Blankets
Negro Goods of all qualities Linen and Cotton
Osnaburgs and COlored Cottenadcs,
all styles;
White, Red and Slue Flanncls, and Blcachcd and
Brown Dolnestics, all qualities.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Rugs, Curtain
StunS &c.
We pay particular attention to this part of bust
and supply every article in the House Furnish
ing Line, such
English, Scotch, and American Tapestry,
Venetian, three ply,
and Ingram Carpets, all qualities;
Floor Cloths, from yard to yards in width,
Rugs, Mats, Canton Mating, Stair Rods,
Bindings Rich Silk Damasks
Worsted and Cotton Damasks, Lace and Muslin Cur
tains, Loops, Gimps, Frnges, Tasscls
Cornices, &c, &c.
We prepared in This department to furnish any
Goods wanted for Hotels, Steam Boats, and Private
Houses and fit them up in the best style aud
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos. 200 AND gil, KING STREET
Corner of MARKET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
S:pt. %, 1853. lO-ly
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Few David,s Hebrew Pla.,..

The great remedy for rheumatism, Govt Pain in the @,
Hin BACK Limbs and Joints Scrofula Kings Evil me I'd
Swelling Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints and all 6I,5" WIN
whatever pun
Where this Plaster is applied, Pain cannot exist T.
been beneficial in of weakness such pain and A
ness in the stomach Weak limbs, ameness afectioU N4
lungs in their primary stages. 1t destroys nfamaou
perspiraton.
q q q = q q . 8 8
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stabEcr's Anoayne Cherry Expectoran'

Is confidently recommended to lnvaids, UNSURPASSED
by any known preparation, tor the of COUGHS,
HOARSENESS, and other forms of COMMON COLDS
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION
in Early Stage and for the RELIEF of the Advanced
Stages of that Fatal Disease.
1t combines, in a scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value, with others of recent scovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities acts through
the skin gently, and with great efficacy for the OF
this class of diseases.
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CHAFEE, ST. AMAND, & CROFT,
Gas Opposite New Custom Fouse0
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Segars, Tobacco, &C,

Al ACTURER
o d e uppy
their usual liberia
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ROBERT a. YONGUE,
O. BECiS leave inform his friends and the public
&as that he is receiving large additions TO his
Stock OF JeWelry, &C.
In addition to his CORNER stock, he has received
and extensive assortment of Gold and Silver Watches
Mantel Clocks Of every variety Silver and Plated Ware
large variety Military and Fancy Goods Guns, Rifles,
Sportsmans Apparatus Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
His assortment of
Fancy Goods
VIII be found to comprise large number of new and
elegant articles and it is his design TO be surpassed
the taste and elegance of his selections and his prices
will be found examination 10 he as moderate at
any other establishment in the South
Thankful for past favOrs he solcits continuance Of
the patronage Of his former friends and customcrs
Columbia, Sept. 80, SO lily
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MANSION HOTEL,
E::ES S Ais BURY, &C. a

4k4 .ISk=E
THE undersigned having taken charge Of this HOTEL,
situated the North Corner of the Court House
spectfully informs the travelling public that it will be
her keep up the fullest extent the reputation
which this house has heretofore sustained for its cOutOr
table accommodations abroad. No pains expense
spared to render satisfied all who may favor her with
call. From her long experience, she is confident none
will have cause TO complain.
The House will, all times be supplied with sut-
fcient number of we'll trained and attentive servants-
and the furniture kept in the best order.
THE t. BILE shall constantly be supplied with
the very best the rkCt command.
The Stage Office
For all the principal Stage Lines, is kept at this Hotel
The great Northern and Southern Mail lines arrive and
depart Daily aso, the Western via Inconton to Ashe-
vile, Tri-weckly.
The Stables
Attached to the Hotel large, comfortable, and aen-
ded by the very best Osters Iii the country.
Trusting that by strict attention to the wants of the
public only retain the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on the Hotel, but to merit an increase.
ANN BROWN.
Salisbury, Dec. l6, 1853 24-6m.
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# PIPER aud BAND LEATHER, also nc TRUNKS
| and VALICES. for sale, cheap, by
July 20. 2tf T. SHAW.
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CHARLOTTE
BlKERY and CONFECTIONERY.

BlkERF and CONFECTIONERY.
FsLIo'0 Citizens, People, Lngins anal So9ers!
THE war Closed, the OLD MAN has recovered from
= violent attack OF Spiritual Rappings whereby some
he has been made Mead jun, he offers In the
most modest and polite manner fresh assortment of
Groceries and Fancy goods.
u Weddings and parties supplied heretofore on
very able terms for CASH
J. MEAD.
Nave 42-tf
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THROUGH BY EXPRESSS!!
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT
The Mexican Mustang Liniment

Has been used quite extensively in the stables OF ADAMS
& cos Great Southern Eastern and Western Expresses oI
curing Galds Chaes Scratches Spralns and Bruises ana
has proved very eectua. We have hesitation IN recon-;
mendng 1t as valuable preparation be used externally on
beast.
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DRIDGEWATER-thc chea pest paint in the world
ID Fire and weather proof: 5000 lbs just received at
the Granite Drug Store. $3.50 per hundred
26l PRiTCHARD g. CALDWELL.
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Boar<l NJ suneryiaors.

May s-His Honor the Recorder in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ;
proved.
The Alderman of the Fifteenth ward offered a rese
ton of inquiry into the unpaid taxes OF incorpor
companies. Adopted.
THE Clerks OF THE COMMON PLEAS.
In answer 10 q requisition from the Judges OF
Court Of Common Pleas the Committee on County 0G
made the following report
That the Clerk Of Common Pleas be paid ye
That the deputy clerk of said court be paid Il
That the c TX Of part Hrst trial term be paid i
That tie clerk of part second do. do. ...... !.
IN at he clerk OF special term be paid. ........
That the clerk Of nt turalization be paid.
That the copy ing clerk be paid .................
The report Of the committee was unanimously adop
Several small bills were referred to the committees
THE STATE OF TIE COUNTY JAIL
The special committee to whom referred the
solution To inquire into the state Of the county jail
ported that they have thoroughly examined the
misses, and find it stated in the preamble to
resolution " to be alike disgraceful to the city and
voting TO humanity and that they are fully Of OPT
that re airs alterations be made TO the bull
which would at all adapt il to the and purposes
Jail Nothing short OF the rebuilding would furnish /
acconm dalton as safety and humanity require.
committee are of opinion that much better and d
convenient location could be obtained and where
land would not be valuable than is the proper
Eldridpe street. where the Jail now Is They recomn
the following resolution:-That committee of thre
appointed whose duty it shall be to make inquiries !
the expedency of rebuilding the jail its present
or in some more desirable place. and that they take
measures they may deem expedient to ascertain W
another and more desirable site may be had, and q
the cost thereof and report to this Board at an early
Adopted.
CONFIRMATION TO IHE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF HEAL
The following resolution was offered and referred q
Committee on Annual Taxes
That the compensation of the members Of the Boa.
Health be fixed at two dollars each and every me,
they shall be called upon TO attend and that the C
troler be, and he is hereby directed to pay them
compensation upon the certificate of the Secretal
said Board of Health and to include pay for all NEE
held since the first of January, 1854.
The Board adjourned to Monday next, at o'clock
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Marine Affairs.

SEVERE WEATHER AND DISASTERS AT SEA.-Among the
arrivals during the past two days several report very
weather and having met with large quantities OF
field ice and numerous cebergs The ship Grotto from
Havre, arrived Tuesday on the sth ult when in lat
AZ 49, Ion. SO So, while lying to in gale from north
lost foremost bowsprit with yards, sails and rigging
attached; also maintop galantmast. Nine seamen who
were the foretopsal yard at the time, throv
overheard and of them Edwin pritchard native OF
Ireland, was lost; the rest we're saved.
The brig Detroit from Neuvitas, on April g. in lat 80
25 lon 10 20, struck by lightning, which shiyered
the fore royalmas to pieces, split fore opsal and fore
topgaant yard and head of foremost and severely stun
ned one of the men.
The ship Atlantic, from Antwerp arrived yester law
morning. reports April 20 lat 40 &C. lon "a &c. passed
large clipper ship bound west, with loss of topgaant
masts and foretopsai yard Ths probably the Chal
enge, Kenney. from Hayre March 29) Same time saw
two other ships with sss of topalantmasts and other
spars 2Gth lat A 25 lon a Is passed large ice
quantities Of field ice Lost during the voyage six pas
sengers, vz-Chrstian hilbert aged nine months; Eva
Bennor, so years; James Schmidt, three months; Aug
Barman, six months Caroline Kumback IA years Fred
eIika Banman, six months.
The schooner Edwin from St. Marys Ca. on 9th inst,
when oil Cape Henry, a ship with signal wing at
her mi2en peek, but could not make it out The Shin
was painted black with painted ports she fired seven
guns but the Edwin could get near enough to ascer
tain who she was, whether she in distress
The steamship Illinois sailed from Old Point Comfort
for Aspnwal, on Saturday night with the u S. troops
landed at Norfolk, BY the steamer Falcon.
SIDE SCREW SIEAMERs.-A trial trip was made on Lake
Erie, the 9th inst, of propeller fttcd with side
screws and said to have satisfied all Of the success Of
the new plan.
1BE Ice IN THE ATIAyuc-A number Of old shipmasters
passengers in the steamship Cleopatra at Portland from
Liverpool have made statement that they have never
such quantities of heavy ice so firm or of such
extent during the last few days passage Of that yes
sell She sailed distance of three hundred sixty miles
around the edges of solid ice.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

FTr-About 10 O'Clock last evening fire broke ont in
stable in Willow place, near Columbia street, the pro
Iery OF Messrs. Young 4 Williams which was totally
destroyed, together with wagon and other contents
Damage about $500.
lxniBIioS OF THE BROOKLYN HoRucuLruRAI socIErY -
The first annual exhibition of the Brooklyn Horticultural
Society commenced yesterday at the Athenaum, In At
aniic street large and choice collection Of plants and
fowors are exhibition which arranged with great
taste about the spacious hall Many Of them placed
there Tor exhibition merely, and not for competition
The prizes for the best specimens produced awarded
llst evening by the committee having the matter in
charge. The exhibition il 10 continue till Friday
mig When Il win be brought to close for the season
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New YORK, Thursday, May II, 1854.
Circulation OF the New York Herald, for a.
Heek ending Mny q. 1851.
To Country Advertisers.

We frequently receive letters from the country,
soeing advertisements, but without any remittance to
the price Of their insertion As advertising
is conducted the cash principle, cannot
insert these advertisements Our country friends must
enclose with their tsements the Of money they
wish spend in ADVERTISING and they win be inserted
often that wiz pay for Our system is such that
matter thus be managed satisfactorily if
the advertiser here in person
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Civ UntclIluence

INF THUNDER SHOW KR LAST NIGHT-A very heavy thun.
der storm passed over our city last night The day
warm and sutr and the heavy clouds Of dust created
general desire Tor reasonable fall of rain but one
looked for such sudden and awful deuge from the skies
About dark, black clouds gathered in the sky and the
low muterngs of thunder heard in the west In
few minutes after the lightning gared the hori
and the rain descended in torrents much TO the
chagrin OF the attendants upon the various annver-
sares At midnight the of the elements had ceased
and the moon shone out clear and bright If nothing
had har pened to hide her from mortal gaze.
The YOUNG MEys CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. special
meeting OF this body called last night at their
L. W. Bacon, upon The Contributions of Biblical Know.
ledge from the Ruins Of Nineveh" On account Of the
unia orable weather and the small attendance of mem
bers, the reading of this paper was postponed The
socei! then, after its usual business, adjourned.
EMIGRATION PoRT-The arrivals of foreigners AT
this port Monday and Tuesday last we're unusually
large, the number being 541s They from the fol
lowing places
Antwerp. 1,soe Glasgow. 90
Havre .,.,.......... $50 Liverpool ........ 81
Iuohn .............. 2os
Bremen ............. 327 Total ............ l.4lS
There Is room enough in great West for all these
and for as many more as may choose TO follow them.
The FIRE IN FORSYTH SrRnT.--We stated yesterday in
regard 10 the fire in Forsyth street that II caused
by some Goals falling from the into shavings
We have since learned that there fire in the
at the time Of the conagrston and Mr. Glackman the
Of the establishment, away from home,
The true of the FIRE Is still unknown. Mr. Glaek
man was insured for $500 only in the Pacific Company
ImR-Aiout half past one o'clock this morning FIRE
was discovered in the rear of No so Nassau street
II time before the fremen could ascertain the
exact position Of the FIRE, consequently it gained consd
cradle Roadway before the water could be brsaxht
bear ION IT, 1t was, however, confined to the Assr on
which Oril mated Owing to the ateness OF the hour
could not ascertain the amount Of damage sustained
THE ERICSSON PRopK1Im.-It was supposed yesterday
srnten position, but 70 shutdown they had not
pls he'd the job.
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duty to arraign before the bar of public
opinion those who have unnecessarily placed in
imminent danger the lives Of several hundred
men. In this case the most reckless disregard
of human life has been exhibited, and we trust
that it is the last of the kind we shall have to
record. The public should know by whom the
Falcon was engaged, and what were the terms
upon which she was employed in the service of
our government Let have the contract and
the names of the parties 10y whom it was made
before the trial closes.
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Court Colendnr-ThSs DIV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. SO, 81, SIS, 81
S. As, 80, 20, 81, 61.
COMMON PIEAs-Part First-Nos. 761, 7oT to s9CE
to sos, sol to $40.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Second Nos 500, 704 Tel
7Se, 74o, 744 745, TAT 749, 500 51O TIA 77s, ITO.
SUPERIOR CouRT--( 1.-TWO Branches. Mos. 7S6, 249l
65S, g. 70s, $780, ISL, 1892 TAG, 382, 873, 81, 39lN
S13, 729 245, 49, 612, 661, TO- 79s 1850, 277, 1885,
800, 1876, 975, 923, 1874, 43l, 657, 241.