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Bsitors asd 0c vskoadon Baiiaovs WAssiing and
U.s~ liss ntAs OHIO, andiAs stagss TO zaaeets &C.
Anshng great Board Tree Tunnel the road being
sxcssat order, te confidently
superior The scenery
road the attractive character
The mail Baltimore daily and
directly through wheeling S0 mies IL or " hours In
Guiding s arriving there at or ) next day
passsnSs leaving baltimore lay lodging
la Csbsand 7s mics and proceed thence Wheeling In the
m0rninS. .aH
II with these trains, the leave Washington at g.
an1 daily the from Baltimore the Wash
junction. Scter known the Relay House. miles from
AsluUoso-
IA Wkssing of Union line,
VA kays just been completed this routes daily
Ion with the and down the Ohio Gin
cinnau Louisvuc, Nashville,
hs r. Los and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ins further \ q
Passengers Tor prefer
etuah other Ohio and the West di
o Whesnwtn tho Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
he kss National road Zsnesye and
BY rAiBQad
Pa1saagsss Cleveland by and
railroad will find there being
% naeesye checked through tom Washington Wheeling
6&aFge 10. transfer OF passenger baggage.
Paw through ticket with the right lie anywhere the
c.es) hsm wahingon 10 Wheeling - 5o 10 CINCINNATI Sill
70 louisville, Sl2.
ekss Parsons agent, The railroad station
WashinSton and Of The other eats of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-d6 General superintendent.
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CoIiector,. once NOV

Collectors ONCE, November z, 1853.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS --Noice is hereby
IN given persons whe indebted corporation
1883 description
paid before the 3s day Of December
the the undersigned enforce the collection
sale of the property, according TO law
Nov e--aawtd H. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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BRUNSWICK CITY, Gsorgis.-Lsrse and perempior sale
OF building the OF Brunswick, State OF Georgia
The opesrs Of the city Of brunswick hereby notice that
OF 1--WE hundred eligible lots will take public
Thursdsy
January 1854, ~ O'Clock The sale viii positive
highest bidder.
Terms One third cash, and the remaining thirds and
years. Title perfect
The port Brunswiek hold
advantages those OF Chesa
The climate healthy, pure Further
lcuiars with be had the Office OF the
% Broadway Mr. John Brooks BrunswicE
Georgia WIN. CHAUNCEY, President.
THosas A. Drrrxs, Secretary.
Nov VS.
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ID JOST Importer and Dealer I'm Wtoes and btq""'sl
ID. also Longworth Zmmerman's native Oinanau
Wines Pennsylvania avenue, i7h and 18th streets
Dec 7-eogu.
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Moved
------
D w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor. under I'M.
United stairs Hotel having enlarged and improved o.. store
visiting Washington his wen selected stock Of French and Eng
s co and vss,ns. Of The newest and most elegant
bad invent" ysa RE- m the ss,esa.s Of good.
vansses as viii enable him odr er the public such
.. win ev, entire satisfaction % the purchaser and in view
Of eood such will defy competition for their beauty style, and
All be asks can before you purchase sswh s and p. win
Of clothes be made Tho mos, elegant style twelve
SUPERIOR REApY-NApE CLOTHING
have on hand superior assortment ready made clothing OF
my work. up fashionable such "a
vests will b. sold much less price Than work made 10
ason, Of Scout. RepOr Fashions for the District
Oct i4-3tawu
VIRGINIA LAND scH,P--The undersigned, having had
& ana Win ~ ro,u,iorsry records al richmond viii aend
70 The revision q such esms here under e &c. S lana gum
on COMMISSION vEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
June sa-eodf irving Hotel.
rIIAsE.s HOTEL, No. sas broadway, New York
This WILDE opened y ne s' Of s ely
Is among the civ and ia delightful.
No pains expense spared render patrons
sept7-dd New York. September 5, 1888.
MORE 8 GALLAGHER, Iron Founder. and Manu-
street Philadelphia make order railing
public and ALSO, all
me and architectural iron work.
g. would respectfully invite the attention Of the
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing the Lafayette
in This city Specimen drawings DESTROYS
making selection,
Oct 7-co0mos
NEW York, f.y Ia. tsoyThe undersigned hs. this asy
opened an Once No ~ wism street. Merchants Ershans
for The ranssouon Of general brokerage business.
hank insurance mining rnilroad, State, and city
securities bought sold
roni.sory sotes, bills loans negotiated.
May la--dn EMANUEL, n. HART.
rIIAs. FRODsuA cd rouster watcher.
70 plain and hunting Of variety Of style aud sire
LADitS WhFsHET, OF styles, received
from mandatory Charles Frodsa, % strand London
Also, watches from the most celebrated London and Swiss
kers. For sale by
s. WILLARD,
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 50 Wall street. N. v.
BROWN, SMILEY, a. Cos
r. O. ROBERTS CO,
10 Kinrs Arms Yard London
J. MUhR0E h CO.,
@ Rue Noe Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GRO. n DRAPER Hswe
The owners ships win be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie Isue precious metals unless bills OF
the value thereof therein expressed
Jams
gOR story brick dwelling house In Georgetown,
D. c. Bridge Market and High streets, finished IN
material viii hot attached OF
through the square and has chs
ern. stable, carriage house, wood house, &c.
Any purchase, examine the premises upon
George NJ sooron, Of Market and brdr
Terms the balance In 8, ~ and s months
80 NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Buildings, washnstos d. c.
Jan a0-~du
aMEUGCAS HOUSE, Hanover street, HosfcnI by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
and eouyenicnces for the accomoda
81 the travelling public.
Dec Idly
Uncle TOMS CAuts--A lfeliso duEueusotype Of Mrs.
sows author Of Uncle Caktn,n exhibition At
Gallery ~ together
vii portrait OF sontae, the famous Queen Of Song
Dec 1--du
ID III. uOOE " CO., Wholesale md Retail Dealers IN
Competing, cloths msttings, curnn materials,
shespr, blankets, house good. generally
Psnnyvania avenue 9TH and 9Th streets Washington
DC.
9-0
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COLLINS. BOVINE, ~ CD. receiving from
their nanutactoy books every
description quality, prepared
nshing merchants banks companies railroads.
ships hotels with blank books, ruled, printed bound
desired As ageai variety OF stationery both
and domestic, consisting OF English French and Amer
eerpapers plain and fancy
books patent and other bog envelopes plain adhesive
and English writing copying and stamping inks Eng
sh for bank notes genuine faber drawing and
pencils paper mache goods tablets Rodges pocket
bankers shears pen cases.
geld pens, steel gull pens bankers porte
wallets cash and decd boxes mahogany
writing travelling desks English da~ing tracing papers
copying nortariai preszes stands Sc
PRNTNGOders printing, of every description executed
with accuracy and despatch and on reasonable
COLLINS, BOVINE, s. CO.,
m street. "a door north ofPs avenue branch Hail.
Nov 5-u III and l76 rearistreet, New York.
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lIaRHLE MAsTELs-wasblrw orks--Tho subscribe,
bers leave friends and ihr public has
comprising Sienna Brockede
Spanish Egyptian Italian and black merbe richly carved
Main quality, and superior finish,
when he offers Also
tonnbr and marble for window sls, lin
tells. steps and platforms counter
sonr-tone, csloined plaster, 50 80 per barrel
hand brown stone, York
faas md srsps suitable building purposes
stock, and will
satisfaction 10 ait who may him with their
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July oo~-9tA WIN On street. between and l3h,
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NJ II have this day opened choice nssortn,s M o
w goods purchased mporters
consisting In part Of viz
200 yards rich plaid silks
500 do plain Poult de Sole silk
1900 do high lusred black dc
1900 do best qualify French merino, 81
100 do plaid and figured French mousselnes de lsin-
1900 do ich fasid cashfneres, 37S
1870 do high colofed plaid metinos
A 6ne assortment Of embroidsne.
20 pieces 40 black and coored silk velvets
rs pelice cloths, for sdies' oIoas.
CLoAKs AND sBAwLs.
10 cioak., valyet
100 Bay State long shnwis
30 long cashmere do
60 square do
DoMEsTics,
A large sasor'msnt Of staple goods Of all kinds.
Nov l5--saaw2wnf HALL A
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Removal
IOSEpH HIGGINS, eweler, has removed his
side OF Pennsylvania bev fh and 10th
wiad's Hotel, where he has opened large
Of hne ewcly Watches and silver
which win be sold reasonable terms.
He thankful his friends aud patrons and win
continue their calls,
N. BAN kinds Of swely and watches carefully repaired and
warranted
Nov il-oodat
ZINE PAHLoR AND CHAMBER FuBNITURE.--on
sale Th street, opposite Exchange Bank,
large Of superior furniture for paro and chambers
consisting Of
Rosewood mahogany IN best French Broche
teiie
Large castor and psrlof chairs 20 match
Mahogany and walnut
Arm chairs and parior chairs In maroon and crimson plush
large asofiment OF sofas and chairs In hair cloth
Some beautiful cottage chamber sets black, brown, and
white
Fine mahogany and oval wnrirobes
Hnresrs, bedstesds and wsshstsnds, In sets
And other furnishing goods making assert
ment compse all which viii be sold nvsy reduced prices
Oct 2tAAs~Sw " NJ, hccREGoR,
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.


subscriber will his place OF business until
j he o November order to the of
building win be Immediately taker
the and house In three doors
business, where viii be found,
Of books stationery &c. d.scrp
and order 70 reduce bis large stock Of goods previous
will sell at much reduced prices
X. FARNHAM
NRAl indebted subscriber win be enough
have
ing ready Those paid by the FIRST November
he put a settlement,
important my closed ppby that time, intend to
make different arrangement in my business .
July s-dfif ". r.
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New York Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The Pacific Capt ky.
The Arctic Capt Lues
The Adiiaus
@~~..s~r, These ships having been built by conrcc OF
<SS pre- Service has been
.9kkx in their engines,
and speed and their aeconno-
dsons unequaod elegance and comfort
Price York Liverpool in l cabin, SEQ
second Exclusive sou
Prom Liverpool 10 York. e. ~ and g1.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No ber,hs be secured until paid for.
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hereby constitute MI simon Willard Congress street.
agent the sse watches IN The United States
OF America. CHARLES fkODshAM.
ArKL Is, 1883
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ALE or eommodioas ourstoy and attic house.
18th street. House
and recently been pspered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating, and ssn iH.
Solicitors Uce, Treasury Department.
Oct 15-d0
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~ he und mad
hereby gives the December
1873, there issued by Commonwealth Of military
land No $780, for 400 of land,
Martha rorch, the heirs Of Michael Boo
decensod Of continental line OF Virginia
rendered during the IN said
which said misah wheress
day Of October, 1891 duplicate Issued 10 said
which said dnpes has miseid
November 1881 smother
nnorsI therefore, publish nppca
surviving o the said Michael Booth deceased
entied making provisions
satisfaction Of Virginia land wsrfau approved August ~
iayO. MARTHA PORCH.
hoV H-Isu1Ho
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Embroidertes, Sc.
I'VE pleasure calling attention Of IN, ladies' TO The FOL
w lowing y ~ ~
rs dozen clear lawn handkerchief
IS do embroidered do
n do hem stitched do
10 do chemisetts
10 do flowing sleeves
10 do halElo-ing sleeves
l6 do banded DO
do cernhrte- banded collars
. do book do
10 DO fuled do
10 do Swsss mnsqneier collars
GOO yards Swiss edge and inserting
do cambria do do
$50 cambria and Swiss bands
75 handsome smbrodcred skirts
We wish the ladies particular
know them TO be very cheap and desirable.
VERIFY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
OctS-lm Corner Penn AT Tlh
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matter OF tho estate of Elizabeth Leigh, de-
ceased in the orphans court for Baltimore city, Maryland
In % order OF the orphans Aforesaid paased
December A. D. 1858, notice w hereby
distributes Of the said Elizabeth Leigh de-
appear asid before the 10Th day June
D. 1854 their claims dsbutve share OF the
pursuance ~ Of the general assembly Mary
land OF 1925 chapter IT'S -
CUMB'D d. UOLLlNs,
Dec 24-law3m Administrator OF Elizabeth Leigh
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OA0O-Maor FIELD late ~ Wizards Hotel, respectfully
a ane his friends and the public generally that he has leased
the wsi known hotel Capitol Hill,
Casposs being thoroughly repaired
hurnisAe1 will opened
w1l ~ gwen .u
OsSz-Ad
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS
and Thrashers.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs cotton
planters that he has recently effected an inp ovc-
ment in the Cotton Gin, and is prepared to
have Gin that any hand can attend.
His improvement is that the Gin is so construc-
ted that it will not choke, nor break its roll, nor
''spew over" (as il is callcd let there be ever so
much or little in the hopper. 1t will roll while
there is any cotton in the hopper, or it may be
filled full, and any quantity raked on the top, and
IL will not stop its roll nor ''spew over" Another
improvement Is, that the brush is secured en-
tirely from the rats which so often dctroy il.
There are also several other Important Improve
mcnts which would be tedious to specify. He
will warrent that with one of his 45 saw gins,
from to bales per day, may be ginned, ifwell
attended, and the proper power applied. The
workmanship, materials and finish will be the
best ever offered to the public; and if any does
not pretorm in every respect as represented
above, it will be taken back and the price re-
funded.
He has also made another improvement on
his Thrasher, which has exceled all others here
tofore i'll use. He need not describe il further
than to say that his Thrashers cannot be excell-
cd by any, without exceptions.
Persons wishing to purchase can address the
subscriber at Lewisvie =. o. Chester District,
or Wallace i. o. Chester District, S. c.
March 30 3t JOHN SIMPSON.
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, 2d May, 1854.

COLUMBIA, I'd May, 1854.
WHEREAS information has reached
w this Department that on the night of
the 2Sth FEBRUARY last, murder was com
n'lttcd in Darlington district, uopcn the body
ofa slave named Peter, the property of l.,
A. Williamson, BY gun-shot wound inflic-
ted by VIM. l.. Williamson. who has fled
from justice. ....
Now, 10 the intent that the said WIN. l..
WILLIAMSON may be nprchcnded and
broaght TO trial and condigc punishment.
hereby offer Il reward ofTiVO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS for his delivery
into any of the jails of this State. The
snid Williamson is about five feet eiyhI
inches in height,wcl formed, sandy hair, rcd
complexion, gentlemnnly in drportmct, and
supposed to be thirty-four years old.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Columbia, this third day of May.
\ ID. 1851.
... JOHN l.. NAMING.
Benz. Percy, Secretary of Stale may 10, L.
- The r"pers in the State copy oucc
"cra for four weeks.
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NEW AND WONDERFUL
MACHINE.
William Stoddard. Patentee.

William Stoddard. Patentee.
THE subscriber having purchased the
Right for the state Of South Carolina in the
only Machine now invented for RIFTlNG
and SHAVING SHINGLES, BARREL.
HEADING, &C.. is prepared to sell the Right
of the Districts, or single Machine, at prices
sufficiently low to make it an inlucement
for purchasers.
The MACHINE being simple in its construc.
ton, and IL not liable to get our oil orlcr, is
capable ofSplitting and Shaving Two Thous-
and Shingles psr hour,-bcttor than made
ny hand. IL is portable, and can be worked
by nd, horse, or steam power. Ten 10
hftocn days work Of Machine will make
enongh Shingles to pay the price asked for
a single to one. %
Large inducements are offered to persons
wishing to purchae this right of several Dis.
'ricts. One Of the Mnchicns can be seen in
operation in the City Of Augusta, Mt WIN. II.
Goodrieh's Planning Mill, and one also may be
seen in short time at Mr. J. Wits Machine
Shop, at Edgefeld G. II.
THOS. G. LAMAR.
Hamburg, $. G.
May 10, If I3
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IRON RAILING & ORNAMENTAL,
IRON WORK.

ME Subscribers respectfully inform the
L Citizens of the United States that they
are prepared to fill up orders for all kinds Of
Iron work, such as ratings for Public or
Private Parks, Gardens, Steps, Balconies,
Ierand"hs Cemeteries, &c. Also Scttccs,
Ih"irs, Table, Grey Hounds, Cast Iron
Lambs, Newfoundland Dogs, Iron Stairs,
Doors, Shutters, Guards, Gates and all kinds
OF ornamental and architectural Iron Work.
They pay particular attention to cnclos-
ing cemetery lots, having the largest and
handsomest assortment Of patterns of any
establishment in this country. Persons de-
slTous OF max ing selections of patterns and
know the cost Of the work, by addressing
the subscribers, will receive, by return Of
mail, printed designs of work and list Of p.i-
ccs. All orders entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention. HOOD g. co.
No. III North-st, Philadelphia.
May 10. l3 3t
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DIR. M.Lane's Yermifuzs.

sD During practice Of more than twcn-
-ty years, DIR. M'iane had attended innumcr.
able patients afflicted with crry form of worm
disease, and was induced to apply all the
energies of his mind to the discovery Of a
ycrmifnge, or worm destroyer, certain in is
effects; the result Of his l.,bors il the Amer.
lean Worm Specific, now before the public
which Is perfectly safe, and may be given
alike TO children OF tie most tender uge, or
to the aged adult; IL purges mildly and sub
dues fever, and destroys worms with inv.lri-
able success. IL is easy of administration,
and as II does not contain mercury in any
form whatever, no restrictions are necessary
with regard TO drinking cold water, nor is il
capable Of doing the least injury to the ten
dcrest infant. An incredible number of
worms have been expelled by tIlis great vcr-
mlfuge
tB- Purchasers win be careful to ask for Dr
McLane's CeisDratCa liver pills and
take none else. All other Liver Pslls, in com.
parison are worthless. Dr. MLaae's Liver Pills,
also his Celebrated vermifuge, can now be had
at all respectable Drug Stores In the United
States and Canada.
Sold BY Pm. COHEN, & CO.,
90 Hayne st., Charleston, .oS
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HI!o"dy's Oimime7a and Pals hfre egcoY :,
most Ertraorinary CrTE "r ScGosuLA
cf T"eHty Years Standing --lIrs. Jackson
OF IL, upper Bro"k-strcrt Derby, was ail,ic-
ted nearly twenty years win Scroiulous
ulcer on the waist, the pain from which was
incessnnt and cxcrueinting She resorted
to all kinds OF remedies without avail, and
was for long time patient in hospital,
but received no relief whatever, until she
had recourse To Holloway's Ointmcut and
Pills. These excellent medicines soon
caused n portion Of the bone to come away,
and notwithstanding the dreadful state of
the wound, IL WAS perfectly healed. and her
health was entirely rc.cstibiished.
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NOTICE THIS!!!

M ANY We have no doubt suffer with colds
1Nl and corns for the lack of good easy wearing
boots and shoes; or by wearing any kind OF old
things, thinking they are the cheapest, wherein
they are badly mistaken; many catch their death
by IL, and besides never wear anything that is
comfortable; and in the long run spend as much
money as would have bought them something
good and comfortable. To prove the difference
call ON us at our shop OPPOSITE s. b. EN-
MONS and let US sell you some boots OF shoes,
whichever you desire, or both, that win keen
the cold out, wear easy, and last a long time.
We can make any kind Of work that You can
desire from fine pump boot down 70 a coarse
everyday shoe. Repairing Of all kinds done at
short notice. All work warranted, end prices
very low. FLOYD h son.
Feb. 22 ~ Z
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Turn out fellow aBlood Hounds" and vim
dicate yourselves. There will! be speeches
and resolutions expressive of the just indig.
nation Of our citizens.
THE PEOPLE.
April 2sth, 1854.
Mr.. Wolfe, one Of the counsel for the de.
fence, in card, denies having used the Ian
guage attributed to him.
The Louisville Times Of Sunday gives the
Following account Of the meeting:
The meeting at tho Court House last nirht
was very uproarious. A vast crowd ass I'M
bled, many of them doubtless attracted by
mere motives Of curiosity. The large room
10 tho house, and the yard, and the street in
'front.' were filled with people. Resolutions
Were passed both inside and outside of
the Court House. They were highly de-
nunciatory of the Hardin County Jury, and
infiamatory in their character. Mr.. Critten-
tsnden was requested 10 resign his seat
IN the Senate of the United States, and Mr..
WOLF his, in The Senate of Kentucky
Both these gentleman will doubtless pay
due respect TO these polite invitations. If
the demonstration had stopped there it would
would have been harmless, and the gentle
Nt~" eu.hs m einSf, HaNc Cous"cTeu III u
very silly, but Ridiculous Joke. But the
passions aroused could not be satisfied with
out the destruction of property. Mr.. r. J.
Wards house was fired, and his conserva-
tory and aviary demolished. The house
was fortunately rescued by the timely cxcr-
tions OF the firelnen. A large crowd after.
wards assembled In frcat of the residence OF
Mr.. Wolfe, md apprellensiens were enter.
1dned that II would be demolished hut they
were addressed by Col. Thomasson, Col.
Preston and Mr.. Gibson, and finally quietly
dispersed. The projectors of the meeting
are doubtless worry proud of its results hav-
ing, achieved the asscmblagc of the first
mob that ever disgraced the city.
On the evening Of the day on which the
verdict wac rendered, number of the cit
liens of H,rdn county met at the Court
House in Elzabethtown, and adopted rcso-
lutions denouncing it.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-.At muster ground near
Anthony Cribb's on Saturday, rcncontre
took place between Jesse G. IIuggins and
John Martin. Higgins pushed Martin and
Martain seized apiece ofbnard. The board
and stick which liuggms held clashed At the
first blow, Huggins received the second
blow on hia head, which resulted in his death
at IL o'clock same night Martin has dc.
livered himself up to the Sheriff
Marion Star 2d inst
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nR. GUYSoTTS IMPROVED EX
~ TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND
SARsAPARILLA is rRug REMEDY ron
!, Hereditary Taini.
Thousands Of indiyiduais are cursed with
grieyons complaints which they inherit from
their parents. The use Of the Yellop Dock
and Sarsspariiia viii preysnt all This, and
save avast amount Of mlscr, and may yalua-
bls iiyes for it atorosgiy erpeis from dhs
system he lates taiat, which is the seed Of
disease, and so takes offthe curse by which
the sins or misfortune Of the parents arc 90
sffon visited upon The innocent offspring.
Parents owe 1t TO their children 10 guard
them agiHst the effects Of malsdIes that may
bs eommanleatsd BY descent, and children Of
parents shat have at any timo been affected
with Consumption Scfofala or symphIIis
cweitto themseIseio take precau,ios aguins,
the diseass belagsssisd N them Gaysoti,.
Extract ef yellow Dock and saraawarilIa Is
a spre Aniidets n sutll sasbs.
,f7Ssa adyeriissn,snt.
20 = -aAaILL q HEATH.