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EXEItETT IINI-E.

NEW YORK NORTH SIDE or UNION PARK.
TuyHIS houac erected during the ynucs lsJ rN -'E..
II now completed and i, orarci on the %yg0l s..r :
Union Park, the mot charming Park NJ" AZ - ~
This Ho,el was designed especially pl 80 '"'a.:l"'
fnni!ies and single gentlemen
The ARRANGEMENTS throughout very Coup!.'' -
for STYLE comtor; and eleganc unsurpnss~i "a :'' 'c
| try or Europe.
The apartments from q single room :" Fil'" %! t"g
number desired very spnriOis, c"i.- vI! -. 'i '
uly supplc5 with closets, baths sc, md eli Oh'i -
mrnrs vet devised 10 make hUuse a''rgciiS" rd cont
tnLIr Farnic. are served either with piig ~, - 81.
Table dllUr NJ desired The occupants Of tG. r.' p"
neu from ia location csn enjoy al the u!vr'-r 2" 40
CAV and busy Metropolis, and nj the -s:nc ri'. r"' "
it, quiet delightful apartments. WHICH ~" p'"l" ~ -
South will ma worthy ot their npprecmliot
| HAWLEl u. IAFi
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HOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RHEUMATIC

IINTMENT.
AHESSRS DOVE& CO-G-ntlemen: About the 2Mh
I'VE March was very much afflicted with rheumatism
in my left shoulder, which PINNED me 70 much that could
not for several nights, and nj my business Was ~
DAYS | was induced to try bottle OF your linni"nt
and strictly followed the directions, and in three days
WINS perfectly cured look upon the greatest RENE
DIV known and would not be without il on any account
state these you tina; others afflicted may know
where the remedy bc had You can use TINS as you
please. Respectfully. A. NJ DA'ls'
Rirhruonu. Aprl H. lr.r6.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
OFFICE removed 10 the of Christian Is Lathrop.
" No % Main stln consequence OF the resignation Of
David X. Crane VIM. H. Christian unanimously elcc.
ted Cashier The office has been removed 10 the store 9
Christian Lathrop where dcposes will be received on
which interest Of per will be paid on all suIn
remaining dcposte six months or longer and hive pvr
cent for shorter period.
Thisnsttuton has been in existence twenty years.
has loaned over eight millions OF dollars has suspended
debt has lost dollar failed to pay any ccrh.
cate when due. JNU. THOMPSON President
WM II. CHRISTIAN Cashier.
March 1-ts HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-Northfmber!Hn e.,
ROBERT HALL. IH!H
Anil fcat Richmond College, Va.
SODA WATER, SODA WATER, SODA

SODA WATER, SODA WATER, SODA
WATER
L4IDLEY g. ROBINSON
H%ONTlNUE to manufacture their pure SPAkhtlN"
q SODA WATER aud will constantly supply 1t hs
of quality with large variety OF
Their Soda wuter will be prepared from crystalclesr
pure water with improved app aratus OF new aeslsu m
use of which precudes the possibility OF any ie.anc or
other injurious contamination the presence OF "ncn
from. the uqe Vi copper fountains or leaa pipes mas
totore frequently been aneuded with serious eoHse'
Qnences. , l., .,,,,ol,os
Their SYRUPS are made exclusively by themselves,
frou the purest materials The fruit syrups are nhaG
strictly actual ripe fruits, and not from any aflncs
spurious and often poisonous compounds, 90 frequently
used to initiate the rich, delicious and wholesome
syrups which be prepared from the scaa' fruits
aonc.
Their arrangements Tor cooling Soda Water are new
and perfect, aud will enable them always furnish de-
liciou. icycool and refreshing drink and with all The
other improvements they have introduced throughout the
whole department they feel justified in assuring the pub
lie that nothing is wanting, and for the future that
pains or expense will be spared to maintain
cd in their Soda Water the rich, pungcn and Jul
nvigorstns and tonic properties for hieh tas hereto
fore been celebrated.
LAIpEEY s. ROBINSON. Chemists, &c,
Aprl IL 3th and Franklin
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MARBLE YARD

TOHN r ROGERS, 9Th Street, "dnr Main Richmond
- Vn Denler in Eryptiar Italian and American MARBLE
MONUMENTS, T0MBS GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
PIECES of every description WALL PLATES, FRONTS
&C., &c
Orders from the country with city reference promptly
attended TO.
embellishments in New YORK Cay AID Eayn. much cxpe
riopcc in the .,eine:a himself that all work
North mr. south Oct 5cly
~ C0ITKTNEY ATTORNEY At LAW AND
" NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA.
VHIILL practice in INC Courts OF the ely Of Richmond
w and the adjoining counties ind Will nso discharge
and the county Of licnrico: ~ -, -, 49,,
Office on Main ST., over the sorc OF W. w. Woodbridge
three doors above 81. Charles Hotel
Fcb 27--Cts
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PULILAM & DAVIS, AUCTa.
DICKINSON. TILL 4 CO.. .rcI~-


RIVER ESTATE IN THE COUNTY "s yI.r
LnTTE, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AryTuN.
- virtue OF deed If trUs; executed 20 'l 1921 Peg
AS signed hy Isaac Watkins ESQ. rhr lgr.rr- .r.
pririor,l shalt, WEDNESDAY, IL" tn at m.- ..>:
NJ the hour oi i o'clock upon the rr"nc. iUc'" " s
al public auction, tint mot valuable i:t,t 90 .-'.
stanton River, in tAc county u Ghnrot'c EIuvSu
WALLACE GREEN PLANTATION.
conthinin. by estimation about l-UU acres.
There upon the ithn 500 acres -
hEd, o! w!ncH ru l:rcr low grounds ~ sDrr ny
ierniIy. believed Ia be- Gic HI richest bottom - 20.
river, sud siAiy or eevenIy creek rrG lraE"
Hats also very rich and productive Mort Of ttg .
lands ARE not only very rt!, but have been huyn,
nured great cost. The sales from this or
hast gear O-J OF wheat and tobacco ALONE ErEouUe 10
about -, 900.
Wn!rC" trc"k plantation 10 conveniently ,iIg.iat -
Ia market, being about 10 ml.rs from H,t., -e
ton. the Richmond and Dnrvl!a Rail RDua rs
river and about miller from messing Fc:G >'pt. p.
the road. by the county road.
Full possession VI the land vii! not he given Un about
the lst oil December, but the purchaser Will be eou.
seed II ir crop.
TERMS :-Oneiith cash, negotiable" not - f.'..
months well endorsed. with interest added md '' '-'
due in four equal payments NJ o. II, - srf =" r"n'ar
with interest from the dag OF sale. BOND md .,c.'y
he CURED Tor the deferred payments STf The MD 90 g."
property retained.
Mr. Spain the ovcrsecr who r"si"s IN The i7'rr utl
take pleasure in showing the lard 10 p"iton- wIrl -
purchase. THOMAS VA hINS; lf',.
April lt-c'ds Prnvii"nc"p q. Hah'x rCrirI, Va
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M.YNIY KEAPER AM MOWEt,

lIANSAS REAPER AND aI0WEK.
a GEECY for the celebrated MuunAy Reaper and Mow
~ err which possesses advantages all other reap.
crs Full information or machines furnished ui;n early
application TO the undcrsignrd pccia agent Tor Inc
rios Of Loudoun Fauuuier Clarke, Frederick and War.
ron md general arrui Tor the State !. |. IIlTE,
March 1I-clm White Post =. o., Clarke county, Va
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
TIME regular annual meeting Of this society will be
i held in the Chemical Hall of the Medical College
April 22nd at l2M TREO. P. MAYO,
April l5-c3t Secretary M ;. Va
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MRS. DIR. MINORS sCnOOL.

MRS JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully inforns her
WI friends, old patrons, and the public that che has
moved from Midway. Essex county, TO Richmond. She
will the 9TH Of January next open Limited and select
boarding and day School, She has taken the elegant
and spacious mansion Grace street. opposite the Cen
tenary Church. Miss Ada Byron Minor will preside aided
and Miss Ada Byron intend their school 20 afford the
maans not only OF thorpasl course OF substantial in
stru,on in Engli:h and the languages but also OF al
those different necessary finished fe
male education Particular attention will be paid TO the
manner morals the young ladies at al! tmSe and
deep interest taken in their advancement. The School
will commence the 'h JANUARY aud cose on the 23!h
OF July. Terms will he mndeTn;e For particulars apply
by letter or in person. Mr5 Minor considers that her
long experience Of sg,cen years the successful training
OF yourg adGa, together with the extensive patronage
she received Midway renders any further reference
unnecessary Roarders will be charged from the time Of
entrance to III. end of the session Day scholars will be
charged BIZ the quarter In of sickness every attcn
ZION will paid and Dr. Minor will render professional
vices free OF charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
Dec 2J-dtf Mas ADA BYRON MINOR.
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E =. =. NAIL STEAM SHIP <Ssirse
- ROANOKE, CAPT. SKINNER, leaves KILN
oint saturday morning at o'clock, for New York
bc,nssr- desiring 10 take the Roanoke must leave
t1.s ~ ~ '''o'h ~ tas petersburg
~ Dtsi during TO day Friday "
omy. SO through 10 New York Including ,,.,I. and
'.e room accommodations "'' """
april l5-it ,rn, An !. ,v,rsn,
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ELECTION OFA PR0FEssOR OF MATmE.

MATiCs.-HAMPDEE SIDNEY COLLEGE.
TIME Board Of Trustees Of Hnmpden sidney College,
A. NJ for the purpose OF electng Professor OF Mathe'
mates. .
ANY communications the subject should be address
ed ri an early dae the Chairman other mem
boz Of the committee, appointed by the Board
L. w GREEN, Chairman
Hampton Sidney, Va.
JOHN s. THORNTON, Farmville.
CAPT THOS. =. pERHESOh, 40.
r. & AsDERSOS, Prince Edward. &. II.
u, ~ c.,2,n h,o,b-rs oftLs Committee.
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TEACHER.

TEHNHEN.
N ESlRED situation Teacher of Modern Classics,
IL in ,ourishing Academy; qualified for other
tru:chea Ii required o. wcad tsEc chargc come !':t
institution Ain graduate OF College
Address J. A. r. BOX L. Apulia, 0nondsga County.
Nsu, york April l4-C2t
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BSS2SESS t,is;siA
WILLIAM GREEN.
4 a Ii

J. + 7 Q F Z III ? F PER
HAElNG removed to Richmond oiiers his professional
services in the Court. at Appeals and in the Circuit
courts GOT the State and o! the United Sa:cs) held in the
ci'y. he will also give opinions and in Other respect.
H. cnhihocr counsel Office nj residence Suih.Wesr
corner OF Mrin rnd 7Iil streets March Ihf
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V.ANo-2.tAJ bags No. Peruvian Guano, for sale
IRON wharf, ia lots to sui: purchasers
i,;, . Z. Il. SKlNkER & CO,
-" ~ No. 50, Cary street.
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,,,d,~I, TRE,SIRy NOTES,

Feb G--dGc'i
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HENRY L. PARRISH
TTOREEY AT Law
CUMBERLAND Court HOUSE, vIKGISr.
M I'LL prRcti' in the counties Of Cumberland Buck
w in.iIan and Prince Edward
March 2j-lm
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Lancaster Dist.

ChaS- L Evans, who Is in the custo "
of tie Sheriff Of Lancaster Dist. by ,ir,ur
of writ OF capias al satisfacienduru, Al
the suit of VIM Il Robinson, having filed
'b my office. together with a Srhcdul. o,
oath Of his estate aud effects. his petition
10 The C."st of Common Pleas. praying
that he may lie admitted TO the benefit of
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
tor the relief of insolvcut debtors. IL il,
ordered that the said " = Rpl.iusun and
all OF or the creditors, 10 whom the said G.
j. Evans is in any Wise indebted, lie and
they are hereby summoned and have no.
tire to be and appear before the said Conn
at Lancaster Court House, on the thiri
M.nday in March next, TO shcw cause. ii
any thex gan. why the prayer of III. peti.
tion aforesaid should not he granted.
J. A. STEWMAN. Clerk.
Office Of Common Pleas, } il 3m
Lancaster Dist Dee. ~ 1865 pr 10 dois.
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RIVER LAND
FOR SAFE

THE undersigned Is desirous of selling
his plantation. situated in Lancaster District
within miles of the Court House, wing on
thc Catawba River adjoining the ands of
John Foster, X. n. Thompson. Col. J. ID.
Wiihersp6on and Ge. McC. Whherspoon,
containing ONE THOUSAND AND FIF.
Tf ACRES; aLout one half Of the said
lands are under fence, am in state Of
good cultivation, the balance in woods, well
numbered, together with all necessary out
suildngs, consisting Of good dwelling
house, negro kitchens, two cotton houses
and presses, Barn, stables, &c. Those lands
arc we'll adapted to the cultivation of Cotton
and grsin. snd can be divided to sait pur-
cha.ers. A'so, J viii sell, (provided dispose
ef fte Allows lands. (suiiicicnt Of stock and
pr",rndcr for the place. Any person dcs;.
r'cn. ef purchasing The above plantation
woa'f do well to call on the subscriber at
i.sncastcr. &. H., = q. (4I: Jan 1
J. F. CuRErON.
s-sT Fairfield Herald, YcrsyilIe p,nqnircr
ro..'y atia ~, gnr,y 1850. LEG.
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Carpets, Oil-Cloths, &C.,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George H. l.. EHyatt,

Nos. 444 and 446 Pearl Street, (ncar
Chdtham,) Ncs0- York,
IL AS now in store, End is constantly re-
L ccNing 4" wELLAssoRTgD STorK OF
IARPETs. OIL. CLoTIIS. &c. to " hich he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
Ills Stock consists of
Kltli VELVET TAPESTRY & BRUS.
Sells CARPETS. IN NEW DESIGNS:
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERl.
lCAN 3-PLl. AND INGRAM
T. \ X y r. rs;
Comprising many Ncw Patterns, made ey.
prcHhiy Tor first class trade. Also.
Twillcd and plain Vract;ln t,lI and Stair
Carpets. Oi! Cloth, in widths from to
~ t"rt, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
i"ft"d and C"muon. Iirarth Rugs and
'"or mats OF different sorts. TabI, and
Pirno Covers Of Choice Patterns. 4-4
d. and Ca Plaid and Plain Matlinrs-
window Shades of desirable styles..-
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually Kept in Carpet Stores.
he Is ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhart d Nye's Power Loom Three.ply
and Ingram Carpets, as well rs Barbcr's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented 70
purchasers and sold at fair prices.
July 25. Oily
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster District.

Samuel ID Remington, who is in the
custody Of tue Sheriff of Lancaster Dis:..
by virtue of writ OF Capias al Sa,isfaci-
endun,. at the suit of a Hass.Itime, AS.
s'gnee, having filed in NY ufIicc, together
with a schedule on oath Of his estate and
effects, his petition to the Cuur, Of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may be adj
mit,cd to the benefit of the Acts Of tn.
General Assembly, mad. Tor the relief ni
insolvent debtors. 1t is ordered ,lla, the
said J A Iasseltine. assignee, and all 9th
-r the creditors to whom the said S u
Remington is in anywise indebted, lie and
they are hereby summoned and have 40.
tice to appear before the said Court NJ,
Lancaster Court House. Oh the 3rL Mon.
clay in March next, to slew cause if any
Why tn" prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not hc granted.
A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Office Of Common Pleas, 4I GIN
Iscnster Dist. Dec. 10, 1855 ( prs f 10 dols
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN NAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at !
o'clock, IN
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at Tam
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Dee Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
o'c. p IN.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att. am
PiNEVILLE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at pm
Departs Sunday and Thursday at8am.
LEWISVILiE MAIL.
Due Tuesday at a o'clock p. III.
Departs Wednesday at s Am
All letters must be deposited by o'clock
p IN, to insure their dcparture by next mail
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
rcqui!cs the postage TO be paid quarterly in
advance.
Letters and transient newspapers must be
prepaid otherwise they are not mailed,
r. Il. MAGILL, l.. M.
July I, 1856.
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& III Il S T T. r.
Carriage Factory.

E-EY> The undersigned is now pre-
Gs,fzSTs- pared TO manufacture. at his
N--------Suw Establishment in Chester
Vile. all kinds of CARRIAGES adapted
10 our rough and hilly country. AMI of the
best Materials. He would suggest ~ al.
most every man in the up.couniry is more
or less ju gc of timber. before YOU buy
or order n Carriage. no matter where, look
around and see what sort Of Lumber the
builder has aud in what condition il is kept.
The Carriage- Maker may lie, Boast or
Blnsier as much a. he plcascs, but the geana
secret Of carriage making lies in the LUa.
BgR-pile.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
ridge, is TO verify the old adage Penny
.eise and Pound jooiish. Give me fair price
for my work, aid then X IL IL not mad.
right, hold me responsible.
IL IT were not for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriage Makers do /,
c. F. HOIST
Chester, Jan. 81. 1855. 20 tf
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SOUTH Lowell FACTORY.
joseph Ola rlre

Is prepared TO furnish at shortest notice. hi,
improved COTTON GINS, at sl.75 per Saw,
cash--Threshers, Fans, and Cylindrical Straw.
cutters, to all who may need said machines-
The following gentlemen have patronized him,
and can confidently be referred to, viz: Capt j
NJ Ingram, Hanging Rock; I. 4. Gregory, Taxa.
haw; w. j. Cu!p, Harrisburg; w. G. Cunning.
ham, Liberty Hill; Capt ID Perry Beaver
Creek; Cunningham, J /. Robinson, Dr. X
L Crawford and I'm. Stevens, Lancaster c III
He is also prepared to furnish and mt un !,
superior article of Lightning rods at reduced
prices.
N To accord with the "hard timcs" 7
have reduced my Gins to 81 rs per saw and
other machines in proportion. Being thank.
iui Tor past iavors, hope by attention to bus.
ness and desire to please, may still be sus.
tanned IN my profession
20 3m JOSEPH cI.pvp
sout qLowell Factory, Lancaster Dist. June Is
TO MT,
And possession given Immediately.
The Storc.house lately occupied by Can't.
;. d. C"usart. Also, from the first Of jan
sary next. the house at present occupied
61y Ar. ID NJ. Foer. Also, from the first o f
Jan next, the house and shop formerly
occupied by Mr Joseph Martin, deceased.
ALSO, the Hotel, on the corner OF Main
ana Gay streets. and possession given i'm.
mediatety. For terms Of the above prem
ises, Please apply TO u. QUiGIEY.
lancaster. Dec. llth, 1855 "A st.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
o6fce cJ the Narylona eo,lsoiidalei lot
tries.
Baltimore. Lulu 1st. lsha.

All Tickets or Certificates OF Packages OF
ickdts, in the Lotteries authorised by tho
St'ic OF MARYLAND bear the Autographed
si2nr,nrc Of +. X. Drenan, General Agent for
The Contractor, and any others are frauds.
owing TO numerous applications from
AL parts of The country tie m.2ar,rer,
will give ihcir attention TO the f;jli,,, nF ny.
drrs for Tickets or Certificates, in IA, Mor,.
land Lotteries.
Persona 1T distance may corfivn,lv ~.
ly upon having their orders for Tickets
promptly filed, and the stric,cst confidence
observed.
The Lotteries are drawn daily in public
in the City of Baltimore, under The superin
lrnd.nce "i the State Lottery Commissioner.
Heavy Bonds are given to the State as sp-
cntliy for the payment all Prizes he
prices Of Whole Tickets arc from 81 10 sou
Half and Quarter Tickets in proportion.
There are never less than $500 Prizes in
any Lottery, which Prizes vary in amonnt
from 8 20 100000. according to the price
of the Tickets. For instance
When the price Of Tickets is 81 the hioh.
est Prize is about $4,000 NTnrn the price
oi tickets is s. the highest prize is about
S!O,OO0. When the price Of tickets is 81
~ "'S'SSt IT!'t Is ABOUT EG.DyO- w arn
the price of tickets is $40 the highest priz.
is about 10000. When the price OF tickets
is $50 the highest prize is $1,000. With
numerous prizes of $4,000, $4,000 $1,000
$500 800, Sc.
Persons can remit us any amount from |
dollar upwards, that they wish to invest.
on receipt of " hich we forward its value in
Tickets in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser. or. if none be designated, thun
some Lottery that will be drawn after the
buyer has got the Il, he: in his possession.
IN official Scheme Of the Lottery will b.
sent with ali tickets ordered, cLrcfu!.y sc:l.
ed IA ~ Ordinary envelope. and on the d:v
the letter. is drawn. ihG oliiviai draw In z
viii b" sent, together with written cxpla.
nation Of tie result uf IL" pur@h.se. i'ac
drawn numbers are also published in the
daily papers OF the city Of Baltimore. and in
the Daily National !A'c,!igcncrt, Washing
ton, d. G..
Il Circular containing a., The schemes
will Gr sent ,p III! one b. addressing the
undersigned.
Address orders fer tickets 10
7. X. Brennan,
No. 1, Calvert Street.
Baltimore.
Maryiand
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Just puo,.an,a-.-H Noo biao;.y ii
Mcdici1c
taw words on tie Ma,iOra' freshmen.
without y .JI.inc, Of Speunatofrhea o. Local
u teakncSs, Ne:vou- Deh'iity, Low Sprits, lag-
Situdc, "raSTcs- ci the Limbs and Back, Indi.
position an imcaPactty for Study aud Iabar.
Dizziness 81 Apprehension, Loss Of ElcmoIy. r.
Naysion 10 society, Love Of Solitude, fimidriy.
Sgli-Di5uuSt, Dizziness, Headache, Inyc.Irt,t
ni"chaTge-. Pains in the Side Arrc,. ~ ,r .o.
Eyes, fImpies, on che Face. Sexual rad u;I .
luhrmitics in man.
FROM THE FRENCH or DIR T.. DE rANTT
~" 'u!portant itct thai u,cyo siaTmiAg ruts
puEt- may ra-ly nc removed SithO II rr,,lic.-
A., III this olna;i tract, clc3Glv demonstrated, q,
tn entirely me" and highly successful t,rafn.,,,
a. adopted dy the Author, inily explained, uy
mean. o' 80 "a evsy o." Is enabled 20 cvg.
himself perfectly, aud At tho lcs-, nva..C!u cr..
ayoiiins th".css al Tie sdveuia rp,. ans o.
the day.
S"n! 20 anY aitless, gratis snd pos, ;ce IN a
sealed snE,lope by remitting, post paid, two
postage 't''nps TO DR. b. De Lsnoy, No u, L.s-
p','a'd street, New York
oct .. 80 81 ly
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The Daily Standard contains daily Telegraph
ic report A. Market Report, and report of
General Information furnished by the mail from
every section Of tho Union,
Ii also presents daily report ni the Stool,
Market, the C"'ton Market, OF the Arrivals and
Departures o! Ships, and Of the ARRIVALS Of pas.
scngcrS.
once a week is presented a comparative
statement of the receipts and shipments of Got;
ton, kic" and Lumber, at the port of Charleston
and comparative statement of the Receipts
and Exports D! Cotton at III the ports of the L.
nted States.
All news of a personal ard political character,
both foreign and domestic, is given with tn,
greatest possible promptncss; and to insure this
object We have secured the services of an able
corps of correspondents.
IL Is our special object to publish a NEWS
PAPER, proper. We shrink from the expres.
sion OF no opinion which may be demanded by
The subject before Us, but as II general principle
prefer stating facts at the earliest instant posi-
bic, ard to leave it 10 our readers to form their
own opinions.
The course Of the paper IA severely conserya.
tive first Of morality and order; next, of the in.
stitutions peculiar TO the South and next OF the
union OF the States. We rcsolutcly oppose rad
icalism as well in democracy as morals
oic important oigcct IN the establishment ot
onr paper, was TO present n cheap vehicle for
information. From this object We have been
compelled to depart, to some extent; but not TO
leave 1t entirely out Of view, We propose 10 sell
the paper at our oonnter, in PACKAGE OFTEN
tor TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, and to MAIL TEN
| copies to any one ofpnr subscribers, for year,
who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS. This viii
relieve US from the riskksef collection, and tho
| expense of mailing so many different PACKAGE,
while IT will give to every ncighbo,hood through
out the State, the opportunity Of daily paper a;
FIVE DOLLARS per annum.
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