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DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenanee i pale and leadea-
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azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irntated, swels, and some
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unfrequently tinsed with blood; belly swol[
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casionally difficult, and accompanied BY
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
ave; uneasy and disturbed sleep. with
grinding Of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.


Dam in the right side, under the edge Of
i the ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
the pain i, in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for
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affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
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his spirit, are low; and although he i, salts
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yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distru,ts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but case, have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet examination
of the body. after death, Ia, shown the
LIVER to have been extensively deransed.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

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found to exist,
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They ,vouud not Beiieve

The people of this country have, from
the earliest existence OF the Government,
been warned against sectionalisln, but
they needed not the advice George
Washington, Andrew jackson, Thomas
Jefferson and other true lovers OF their
country, earnestly admonished the people
TO beware Of sectional parties Bat the
peopIe would NOT believe tin now, when
they behold the truthfulness Of those
prophecies ard realize the sad consequent
.ces Of Aboliiionism- On the 7th day OF
AIa.ch 1850, Daniel Webste-, IN 4 'Peech
delivered in Fanuel Hail, thus prophet
eally foreshadowed the wickedrIess OF
Abolition;srn, which to-day spreads. the
pail Of terror over our unfortunate coun-
try.
"If the fanatics and Aboliiioniss- ever
Get power IN their hands they viii over
ride the Constitution, st the Suprem,
Cour1 at defiance. change and make laws
to suit themselves, lay violent hands oI
those who differ with them Ia their oPin-
ions. or dare question their iniaiiihiiity
and finally bankrupt the country and de
iuge il yith blood"
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rae Frecman's Journal.

We notice that Mr.. M'MAsrEEs, edi-
tor and proprietor of the New York Free
Dsops's Jou~a3, has ssreatlv increased the size
and improved the appearance of his paper
1t Is now issued in a clear and legible
print, at y per annum, which Is rcduc-
ton from his former rates Mr.. M'Aias-
ters, it win be remembered, was among
the first incarcerated Democrats who was
torn from friends and home, to crafty the
licentious wiehetlliess of a corrupt Admin
istration, because, Gorsooth. lac pgomulga-
ted the teachings of the Democratic faith
the doctrines of Jefferson and Jackson
because he dared say aught against the
usuFpa,iOns of a party, whose wicke,lness
and imbccilitv. have sent dismay to the
heart of every american patriot, and en-
yironed with wo, the firesides of countless
unofiending families
Mr.. M'Alasters, since his release from
the lSastilc, has not swerved from his for
mer course. but continues to cnunciate
and stand by those principles, by which
the Democratic party successfully govern
ed this country, for more than half CEN
tury and in this he has been sustained
by the conservative and thinking men of
ihe country, by an increased subscription.
winch. IN pecnniary point of view, will
compensate him for the loss sustained AT
the hands of Mr. Lincoln.
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WyaAlOD DMAI A1gy0 sya1a.pt1gLa-~EAo

ton, and that every citizen owes allegiance
TO Abraham Lincoln; and that the de-
cisions of the Supreme Court be SET at
defiance
Resolrcd, That we are opposed to the
pernicious doctrine of States rights and
that we are in favor of an Abolition dy-
nasty. TO be centralized al Washington,
under the guidance of our master and
patron, Father Abraham. -r ~....
Resoired, That we favor another ap-
preparation of greenbacks and are pledg-
ed TO an Indefinite CONTINUATION of tLis war;
and that every man, woman and child be
forced TO take the oath of allegiance to
support the Administration in all its mea-
sures; and that a refusal or reluctance 70
do so, ON the part OF such man. woman
or child, viii be regarded as eridencss OF
disloyalty, and viii be punished accor-
dingly.
Resoloed, That after these resolutions
shall have received the endorsement and
/ signatures of the members of This League.
that copies thereof be forwarded to III,
President of the United States, Governor
| Curtin, and the heads Of Departments a
Washington CITY. .s
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IsEc LATE RePEfse ~ gna,..-
--AD0fheE Attack PrDir,.,.'ss.-


NEW YoRk, Ap,ll l7il.-T1.- =
ington correspondent OF lie a.
of this city, iniinaates thai .bs d.
IS not pleased with the cgl1.-nq-i,-
SIX months Of preparation f5r H. =.
ton Of Charleston into tNg b5l-.
ing.
IL l. 10 secret, saws The letter o..
reconnaissance which acc1mr-.f.-1 -
is 10 be followed 10y a BOA II ..
which Is 10 Dc continued So le-- ~
iron-clad can fire a -un.
Another letter to the sam p,-
the Diplomats -i,ave received -
intimaiions that President I.ir,rl- -
TO have Charleston reoeuasi lv +. h. --'
tel States AUTHORITIES.
There Is much comment IN IT,,
ton on The fact OF General Hunt -
penained a. ille spectator r d. -
noisance.
FoRT,a-s aioSEuE, Arra T.
Richmond papers ofiLe l6ih cw,- i
+ following
.. All was quiet IN Cl-a5s-- NJ
. enemy occuiies Cox, Eia-,l s-- J.
brook Islands IN c5nss3zrsll- fs.g.. a.
protected by tie gunbo4.s- Th-- .-
ports have left
Two g'Inbuats and tIr-a t---
were destroyed CA the Curi.rlr
by Gen. Whec'crs camnauE
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ireland.

The startling intelligence that reaches
u, of the poor OF Ireland, furnishing :Or
the neceSsaries of life, in consequence of
a failure in last years crops and tie gen
eral stagnation 10 business and enterprise
caused 10y our unfortunate troubles, ap-
peal TO the sympathies and charity Of the
people OF the United States, in the strong
est terms OF duty. This country owes
much of its greatness TO adopted citizens cf
foreign birth; especially those from down
trodden Ireland whose fcalty 10 th-ir adop-
ted country is beyond impeachment. The
names of Irish consanguinity eTnbelIish the
scroll of American Independence The
blood of the Irish adopted citizen, has cm-
ricIled every battle ground sacred 10 Amcri-
can history. Our public improvements,
and railroads which extend from Maine
to Louisiana and spand the prairies of the
great West. are the result OF Irish labor
and Irish Industry And to-day the Irish
adopted citizen Is 10 be found la the navy,
on sliipboard, in the regular army and in
the, vo!un eer regiments, battling IN defence
of tina; Government which promises free
dom to the oppressed OF every cline
Give then, you who are blessed with iir-
luNuries of this world % east your bread
upon the waters, and it will return Il
YOU" Suffering humanity appeals TO yUtT
magnarimity and your charity.
= Material aid'' for suffering Ireland. IN
! New York and many other places, is being
raised by the generous people of tlIis
country, yei the appeal is extended to ali
who are prepared TO share of this world;
goods.