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crn rights.
"Quad crM dcmonstfundum."
Letter Of Hon. Geo. w. Jones.
This gentleman has written a long
letter to his constituents, with a view
Of letting them knowthc circumstance
of Mr.. Banks election to the Speaker
ship, and, as usual, trying to throw
the blame upon the Know Nothing
party, because about six Of them did
not vote for Mr.. Akin, of South Caro-
lima; but in the course of his remarks
he lets us know that on the 2lst of
January, Mr.. Carl ylc. of Va, Know
Nothing, offered resolution to de-
clare the Hon. William Smith, of Va.,
Speaker Of the House--a good South
crn man, and Democrat-which was
rejected by upwards of eighty votes.
The affirmative was supported by the
votes OF nineteen Democrats and twen-
ty-cight Know Nothings among whom
were Mr.. Richardson and Mr.. Fuller
In the negative (watch the brother
hood were lorty-live Democrats, cigh-
ty-live Black Republicans, and one
(rascally) Know Nothing. Showing,
as Mr.. Jones does, that, had the Dem
ocrats voted for Mr.. Smith, he would
have been electcdby sic rotes, notwitl-
standing that immortal reprobate X.
N. voted against him.
Now, what does all this provc?-
Nothing is clearer than that the DEM
ocratic party were determined to go
for their caucus candidate (Mr. Rich
ardson) even though the policy should
cause their defeat, which did happen
in the election of Mr.. Banks. Com
ment is unnecessary.
But Mr.. Jones seems to deplore most
sadly the fate of Mr.. Richardson, say
ing that he was sound enough for the
South, and that we had fallen upon
strange times when the South should
object to Mr. r., a Wilmot Prouisoist.
Well, if Mr.. II was so sound on the
slavery question, why did his party,
with general accord, drop him after
Mr.. ZollicofIer had done with him.
Strange, indeed, that the South should
desert such true friend. The fact is,
Mr.. r. twas believer in the legality of
WiImot Provisoism, and although
sound enough for Mr.. Jones, he could
not be packed off on the South.
1t seems that Mr.. Jones is getting
into strang doctrine somehow. We
do not now wonder that he has been
ledinto Squatter Sovereignty by MIR,
Cass, when such leader as Mr.. Rich
ardson could lead him to support Will
mot Provisosn in any shape. And
the Nashville Union applauds this let
ter as most logical and unanswerable,
thus endorsing the whole oft.
Two days after this strange vote
was taken on the resolution Of Mr..
Carlisle, Mr.. Richardson withdrew his
name as candidate for Speaker, and
when the last vote was taken, which
resulted in the election of Banks, there
were some four or five Know Nothings
who refused to support Mr.. Akin, and
about the same number of Democrats,
and because these four Americans did
not vote for Mr.. Akin, and he was de-
feated, Mr.. Jones wishes to hold the
whole American party responsible for
the election of Banks; although all but
this small number did cast their votes
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CThe price of the rifle was 25 dol

(The price of the rifle was rs dol
lars.)
Mr.. Russell and Rev. Mr.. Dutton
rose both at once. Mr.. Russell said,
Put me down for one
Rev. Mr.. Dutton pastor of the
church.) One Of the deacons OF this
church, Mr.. Harvey Hall, is going out
with the company, and !, as his pastor,
desire to present him with Bible and
Sharp's rife. Great applause)
F. Pie will give one.
Stephen D. Pardee.-l will give one
for myself, and also one for my wife!
Mr.. Beecher.--I like to see that:
that is shot right and left. Great
laughter)
Charles Ives.--Put me down for
three.
Thomas r. Trowbrdge.--Put me
down for four. Continued laugh
ter.)
DR.. J. |. Howe. ! will give one.
A gentleman said that Miss Mary
Dutton would give one.
DR.. Stephen G. Hubbard'-One.
Mr.. Beecher here stated that if
Twenty-Five could be raised on the spot;
he would pledge twenty-five more
from Plymouth Church-fifty being a
a sufficient number for the whole sup
ply. Clapping ofhands all over the
house.)
MIR. Killam-I give one.
Mr. Beecher. --Killam--That's
signifcantname in connection with
Sharpe's rifle? Uaughter)
Prof. w. A. Norton.-One for me!
Mr.. Vinnin g--Another for me!
Mr.. Moses Tyler.--l will pledge one
Sharpe's rifle from the Junior Class in
Yale College! Great appIause3
Prof. Sillman, (ising from his seat
and sweeping the galleries with his
eye) There are -Four Glasses in
Yale College (Laughter)
Henry Trowbridge.-One!
John G. North.-One!
Mr. Beecher.--I think Kansas will
now know that there is North! Great
applause)
William Kingsly.--Onc for me!
Lucius |. Olmstead.--Onc!
Messrs. Dunlap and Rider, of the
Senir Glass of Yale College, contribu-
ted one.
1t was now asccrtained that instead
of twenty-five, twenty-scrcn rifles had
been subscribed, the cost of which. to-
gether with the amount received at
the door for admission fees, made the
collection for Kansas in the North
Church one thousand dollars. The
meeting then adjourned,
The Christian Observer, comment
upon the above thus marks the
Fruits of Radicalism.'
The genuine fruits Of radical rr-
ror and fanaticism are exhibited in the
brief notice of a meeting in New IIa-
ven, copied in another column. Min
listers of the gospel, deacons of the
church, and other members, assem-
bled in the house of prayer, where, I'M
der the exhortations of one protesting
to be minister of Jesus Christ, they
arm company Of brethcren for the
purpose, they say, of 7ntimidat'ng the
Missourians!! If Connecticut Chris
tians arm themselves to lntim'date
their neighbors in Missouri, will it be
strange if the latter arm themselves to
show that they cannot be inundated!
We hope better things of our fellow
citizens in Missouri--but if these New
Haven emigrants wish to kindle the
fires ofcivil war, they have taken the
most direct means to accomplish the
object
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KILLED BY Foolish PARENTs.-The
four babies who took the leading pri
yes in the Boston baby show have all
since died-killed, doubtless, by pre-
cocity foolishIy stimulated by fond pa
rents.
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John Il. WoOtton,. ........ nj. G.. Holloway
WOOTTON 4 HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants and Produce
Dealers,
COTTON AVENUE.

WILL pay strict attention to all Consign.
ments from Northern Georgia and Tennessee.
And if prompt attention and quick returns
deserve any credit, we hope to share liberal
portionl of the public patronage. Also we
will make liberal advances on goods in store.
REFERENCE.
Any person who has made us one shipment.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Chancery Court at Manchester.
WYATT HILLSON
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HELLO! HERE! HELLO!
Let Us Tell YOu.
IoMAx S COBB,

HAVE got the all-frcdcst, biggest. cleanest,
-Mk- sweetest and incest, (tske care they'll tui,-
ble down on you) lot Of Sugars, Coffees, Teus,
Preserves, Molasses, Rces, Alnontlscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmcgses. Muccaronies,
and everything else that penpe eat, drink. and
make use OF, that ever open for cxhil-
iton and sale in this my other inland town.
Their Stock is entirely new, aud fresh. having
been selected but n few weeks, and from tho
business upon u little more extensive scale thun
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
'cear, but they are going TO keep every thing
that Ladies' and Gentlemen cat: while Lyons
provides for the outer man. they will provide for
the inner man-and it would be well here to re.
mark, that theirs is not exclusively a whole
sale establishment. There will always he some
one present to wait on those who may want small
quantities. Their object is 10 accommodate all
who may fee disposed 10 patronizc them! barter
and trade for any and every thing that will do to
eat drink, or wear. They've salt enough now on
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda nnd Salnrutus enough TO raise il again. and
get up II slavery excitement Cigars enough
(get out Of the way. Nesuvims, they're right after
vou) TO smoke IL after il ID raised, and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll
nh. whore We can mako sluvehaldinp State out
uf her. nnl hy that time thoyll hive Groceries
enough 4" focd ull those who huvc boon latigued
10y the slide
They invite NIL VIII" are in the habit now n
,lnys"f eating aud are not afraid Of buying my
thing ''r"y hi1h up aborr Colnv,Jia and
Hdmbm,g." 10 drop in for IL few moments md
steps from the Court House, and ocmpy the
well fitted aud much enlarged room formerly oc-
cnricd by Mr.. III. S. KERR.
April ., 1856. 81 If
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Jarksoa Street Hospital and SurgicaI
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES

AUGUSTA, GA.
'ENIIE tmlcrSi.ncl would respect fully call the
l. attention of Pamtcrs and Slavc.owncrs
generally, iu their cnnpit. aud extensive cetnl,-
lIsllnent in Augusta Ga. for the arcomno,I,.
lion of NEGROES requiring: SURGICAL. Op
ERATlONS or TREATMENT in CHRONIC Dis
EASES.
The HuiI,lin. i situated on the corner of JacL
son and Frnwi"k Streets b"iw-c h. Georgia and
the Savannah Rail R",d l'"lmt<; and in suht
"f both. 1t is therefore convenient for The. re-
c"p.i"n of patients from Il distance. In its con.
:ir"ri"n. tir"''4 h""t the entire plan, WAS kept
IN view the special purpose to wlicl, it is ar-
Piled; being furnished with everything which
can c"ndnce T." The comfort Of the SICK. II is
supplied with hot and cold baths an,l shower
bahs-nn has wn;crrnie;s in each story 10
av"''l i'isu" amd exposure f" the patients. Ii
Is also we'll ventilated and lighted with "as.
" it'll the constant Attendance of experienced,
male ;n trl'iac nurses. the patient ill h..savc.l
mach of the s'lff"rin. wl:c!, too len IS the re-
result of unavoidable neglect in "a" treatment of
Negroes i'll ordinary private lr;:::;cr
TERMS-f"r Board, Lodging anil NURSING,
per month. $ln For all necessary Medical :i
tendance, Surgical Opcrat uns, &C., the same rs
III ordinary city practice.
II. +. CAMPBELL. Surgeon.
Il. CAMrliEII., Attending Physician.
May 3, iSj5 = m,f
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HARD~ARE
II@UoRS.
GARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
TIE REST AFTER ATIVE KNOWN

TIE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not Particle of Mercury in it!
AN Infallihr Remedy for ScroC,la, Kings Evil.
rheumatism. Obstinate Cutancous Eruptions,
pimpcs or Postuics OIL the Face, Blotches,
B"ils, ASue and Fever, Chronic Soro Eyes,
Ring Worm or TcItcr Scnld Head, Enlarge
ment and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rhcum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders,
and all DisaaGes arising from injudicious
usc of Mercury, Imprudcncc in Life, or In
purity of the Blood.
s:Y" This great Alternative medicine and Pu-
rIlicr of Blood is used by tlousands of crate
iul patients from all pnrs of the United States.
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per.
:orincd by the greatest Of i'll medicines, CAR
EEKS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scro(u!a. Eruptions On the skin,
Liver Disease Fcvcrs, Ulcers, Old Sores, Afrec-
t!"n of the Kidneys, Discusses of the Throat,
tcmnle Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
@ Bones and Joints, are speedily, put to flight by
using this great nnd incsimablc remedy.
For all discusses Of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found I" compare with it. 1t clcanscs the
system OF all impurities, acts gently aud elf
c;cnt'y on the Liver and kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach makes
tIe skin clear and healthy, and restores the
"nstiutIon, cnfeeblcd by disease or broken
down by the cNccsscs Of Youth, to its pristine
vigor and strength.
For the Diseases Of Females il is pcculiorl,-
applicable, and wherever il has become known.
tx regularly prescribed with the hnppicst effects.
1t lnvir"racs the weak and leLiltutcd, and i'm
parts elasticity to the WORKOUT frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the paiien: fresh and healthy
q sl"s:- BEETLE of tnls nestimablc remedy is
worth all the so. called Sarsapar.s in existence
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts of the
United States Is the best evidence that there is
no liunibus about il. The press, hotel keepers,
magistrates, physicians, and public men, well
known I" the cunmunity, all add their iesimn-
ny to til" wonderful! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PU RIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get nm Almanac. and
rcai the details of astonishing cures performed
by CAirFERS SPANISH MlNTU RE-, lin most
eases where everything else had sisnuly fniled
The limits of AN advertisement will not admit
their full Insertion
WM. ). BEERS, S: CO, Prorr;c.ors,
No. sol, Lroa,!wny, New York,
i" whom all orders must he addressed.
For sale hy Druggists and Country Merchants
~ all parts of the United States and the Cam
da,, and by
WAnnL,T & LYON, Abbevillc G. IT,,
GAEi x I".E. Cokcslrv,
i. G. P.nKs, Creeuu ool.
May !, 1856. 9 "
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PROSPECTUS.
&c II u & s Y N oaa
IT SHINES FOR ALL.

IL SHINES FOR ALL
VIE undersigned propose to commence, nj
the publication of Weekly newspaper, to be
called THE SUU," designed for general circu-
lation.
It's columns will contain the news of the day,
foreign and domestic: and accurate review of
thf markets; n synopsis of the proceedings of
Congress during It's session articles ON aglicul-
ture, and interesting miscellaneous matter. A
portion Of it will be devoted to literature, origin
al md selected.
1t is the intention of the undersigned to make
1he SIM an agreeable and instructive visitor, dis.
peliing error and ignorance, and diffnsing genial
and healthy influences wherever its rays may
penetrate. It will be political, but liberal, owing
no sayisl or seryile allegiance to parties or poli-
aeians. 1t will advocate measures, not men !;
and will labor only for the success Of principles.
In a word, it will be the organ Of no man or
clique. 1t will bo American in tone and scnti-
ment, yet repudiating nothing foreign, because It
is so; believing and maintaining that the good,
the wise, tho honorable, mud useful, are indi-
genous to no Cline, nor tho property Of any
peculiar people, but are tie common right Of
Its aim will be to advance, reform md i'm
prove; not to crush, depress and destroy. 1t
vii! hold up to light and reflection, tho ruthless
defend puro morals in all the social relations Of
lie; and scout at all attempts at scribblng
bInskguardism. n 1t will be progressive, but mol
recklessly 30.
Entertaining fixed and decided. views on the
great questions Of the day. it will vindicate the
honor, protect tho rights, aud defend the cause,
and the Institutions Of the South.
1t will number in its corps of contributors
some able political aud literary writers.
We promise muciIa bat Intend to perform It all,
and more. IL the reading public viii give tho en-
'erpr'se 9 liYe.al patronage. ss,t
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The Farmers Guide

7" SCIENTIFIC AND rEAcTHAL aGEicrLTrrE
By Henry STErnEHs, +. II. s., Of D,inp,,rul,.
AMI the late }. L. MOTION, Professor of Sci
emtiiic Agriculture in Yale College, New LA.
ven. vols. Royal Octave 1900 pages.
and numerous Wood and Steel Engravngs
This Is, com!esscdly, the most complete work
ON Agriculture ever published, aud in order to
give it n wider circulation The publishers lnve
resolved to reduce the price to
50 FOR THE TWO VOLUMES..
When sent by mail (pnst.pait) TO California
aud Oregon the price will be 81. Z" every
other part of the Union and to Camada (posi
pnidl So. sSS- This is Not tie oIH "Book oj
tic Farm"
Reniitances for any OF the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid, to the
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO..
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY
AMID FANCY GOODS,

iAI9 w e 2AIAD L WOUWSo
cM HAVING just received from
eas9EE,N&n New York. a large und beauti
fssas>ascsesn ful Stock of Watches and Jew
elry. ! will sell them at Charleston prices, aud
all articles warranted us represented My stock
consists uf
Fine Clocks. Weight aud Spring, at various pri-
ccs; Fine Gold W atcl.s, Fl ON ss25 To $3.50; fine
LOT OF Hunting Levers, from $lS to S55, suit
able for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies' CI,nns,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches:
Ear Rings and Finger Rings. all sizes; Lockcts,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcctnccs; Silver
Thirnbies. splendid article; Coral beads. Gold
Snnps. Gold Pens. Silk Guards Steel Claims.
Winding Keys, Steel Spccincles with colorod
Glasses, Il largo assortment Of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages: Port Monies: n beautiful assortment
Of Silver Cups. suitable for Presents; II full ns
sortment of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit TO persons who will bo prompt in their
payments.
II. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept %. 23 uf
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The South Carolina agriculturfst.

! IriIE Executive Committee of tho Sintc Agri.
i cultural Society Of South Carolina, having
selected The subscriber To edit their paper, II
prospectus is now Issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru-
raj Tast", Architecture and Arr, the Mechanical
an'i Manufacturing interest, and all the pursuits
pertaining 10 gencr:.l improvement. twill also
contain n faithfnl Transcript Of the organization
aud proceedings Of the Society, Essays aud
Communications from the hest writer's in the
State. and Il monthly summary Of the spirit nf
the Agricultural press. al! sul,jrcis devoted to-
The ilmproy cmcnt Of HE mind, the SOIL stuck, and
domestic comfort. find ready admission into its
columns and >urr contributions are specially
desired. The work will he printed in bcnntiful
new and fair type, OIL fine white pnpcr with y
tinted cover, and will contain thirty two pages
per month. The publication will commence on
The ist of May, 1856. There will also be pub
lslie'l an additional advertising sheet ns a sup.
plcinont, in whicl, limited number Of adyer-
,iscmGp,s will he inserted .5g
TEHMS-SI per annnm. No paper sent un 8
less the money is paid in advance. Life Men,
bcrs to the State Agricultural Society will re-
ccivc the paper without cns
Address A. G. SUMMER.
Editor ";outh Carolina Agriculturist,"
Alarch ~, 1896. 4S COlumbin, s. C.
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BOOT WEARING GENTRY.

THNIIE undersigned. Bootmaker, would inform
a. the public generally, aud especially his old
friends and customers, that hc hns just received
that splendid lot of LEATHER Of which lie
gave notice some weeks since, and il now ready
and willing to put up III the best possible style,
any work entrusted To hin
If you want Boot that s n Boot, you will
step into the Shop aud leave your measure.
10 be found OH Washington Street.
EDW'D ROCHE.
March 8, 1856. Al II
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PRO BONO PUBLIGn.

'Eil J. in'leihtigabe LYONS is making change
4 i'll his business, and all those who hav:nt
got summer Clothes enough to last them out this
and next month. will save - rcr cent. Lv lc,t;ng
him know it. He's gong to change his Summer
stock OF Clothing to q Winter one, conscuu.utly
bargains can he had at his Clothing House
lie has il small "t Of Winter Coats Pants and
Vests, left over from last winter, which he is
selling now at loss. Come soon, or you won't
get any Of them.
Aug. 6. 1856. l6 If
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i II o S:p lG 6 7piU S
TIE LEAyENWORTH JOURNAI,

IIlE undersigned propose TO commence
II the publication of Il weekly Newspaper
IN Lcavcnw"ith City, under the title of tLc
Leavenworh Journal" about the first Of
June. "
lst We are induced to engage in this cn,or-
prise from Il conviction that another pnper ia ~
Iur"'t by the growing population of E,us,a
and the public demand for full and reliable mfr
nation III regard to lis history, Topography. eli.
mate, soil. resources politics. present condition
"'" ''' "'r pft%pects. Such information We can
more readily furnished here since Icny.pworij
City ~ the commercial intrrpot of the Territory
-occuIncs II position Of dirc.t inter commur;.
cation with two thirds Of lis population, md ia
The focus Of News "
Ind We believe that The nsitution Of Bl,cl
slavery Is Moral Political AMI Economical
b"ssing-that it is right in principle nnI cxno-
'li"nt in policy and hcnc" should be- defended and
extended II Is our pnrpu<. to maintain ,hcsc
propositions III "nr paper, and ln all in our hover
to make Kansas Il Slave State. In the discussion
otihcS lavcry question. however we will endco vor
To maintain conservative position to present arr
:snincnta and ftcis instead of ,lcnunciotion nm,
abuse. ~
:'d. Although the I.cavenworth ,Journor,
will r devoted 10 raliiics in great ,leur.c vet
| u Will pay due rcgHrd tn tlr Gond the Irue and
th' 'ra"!'t"l. Ii will cNhibi: faithful portrui-
! t"rc ot the times in which we live, hy present
ing correct account nf the current events of
/ 'nr a.y-thc progress OF the Arts and Sciences,
"i f'i'irhli"n, Commerce. Agriculture and Tn.
tr:nal improvements. II will discuss NIL sub
l"r's with Freedom and iirnnc>s; give NIL par
Ties their ,!''"s, in'l follow the light of truth
Ii our Weekly J"nrnaI meets with II cor.lia,
SUPPORT W" in'"n'l s"nn I" publish rr " ecklv.
; aud perhaps Daily.
Fli" cIit"rial department of tho "Jonruol''
Will be presided over by = = Goodc, late Of
Kentucky, anl Warren -. Wilkes, late of South
Carolina.
W" appeal I" friends to Sustain us.
TERMS.-W rrklv So 2oN-'lri-wc-kly S. 90.
GOnDE, WILKES IL Co.
l.cnvcmworlh City, Eans,s
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Now Spring G Summer Goods
At No. 1 Granite Range.
6tHAMBERS & MARSHALL are now re-
" ccving their
Spring and Summer Goods.
which will be found complete, with every nov
city "f the Scason in
DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
HIN1YLLAS, E.fBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOI'E.S, F-dNCF
LE'GHORN NNEAPOLI7IN
AND GRAPE BONNE7S,
Also
FREN en- FLOWERS, and q variety OF
TRIMMINGS, which have been selected with
great care, and to which VIC most respectfully
Invite the attention of the citizens Of this place
and surrounding District.
April 8, 1856. 81 If
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Dr.. Mel q N E'S
CELEBR ATED
Y E r nj [ T UGE
LII HIK4 PILES.
Two OF she best Preparations ort.. ,ro

They arc not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1rucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure Of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BlL1ous De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
@l<",;;,q &Aos.
SOLE PRopR1EToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All.
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores. a
FLEMING BROS,
so WooD ST., P1rrsBuRaH, Pa
@~@' 2. ,,. Solo Propr1ctors,
scOyIL. d MEAD, No. If Cbaitres.st.,
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for the
soogtbern. States, to whom all ordors must be
& WARDLAw & Lross AbbeviIIe C.aII,, s. c.,
A. q. HAwrnoRN, Due West,
w. TAYLOR, Anderson G. II,
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