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' t oftussia is - x ahlisjudgmontsi oji1: b grcise of pow 't air to the af s of" his u 'prefers to - US k is vith a Iis ress lliwith apxiet~" cad the ea that. surround . " rt, and ;.. 4 Ilie name i3 feared by those who dwell n. tgo ichbst 'part of the'emnpire. Thilie;s their liberties and their estates fin be easily made subjects of his will, and it is well known that ho is jealous of a class so wealthy and powerdil.i. 'e htlm-cfore, as flu' 1pcrances will admit, is always rgetlu 1 on their riglhts adl -ti'idgiwg .t cir ancient -privilegcs. - * ut altliough character like this can findclttlG Menuation or s-yinpa fflj insttl'iircii'tof' those- who live i ceuitro'lfice nd 'ble, insti tutions, yet it must be allowed that tliiclse nraf grandcur ahodt the mauan.l thdt ho possesses great iriess and.slecisiou. To these last quialitics' hi'oni his peseint position. Thogg ^. 'Ns gigt y (ligpIayed on the dlay'iipon win h ie ascenled the throne. At .that critical juncture a rt hollioin broke out among the guaals. At the, first intimation of the revolt 'the Empel~rort and Emlpress went - :alne to their.chiapel, and knieehinig on the steps of the altar, bound them solves by mutual oaths in the pres ence of their Goi, to die as sover ogigus, if they could not iriumiph over rebellion. --It was a solemn andal try ing mnomnent. Uis lite, his thyroe, liii glory, hnmg upon0: the issiue. The ar'chbishop, armed with all the pow mei of the church, mighity as they are in ltussia, had failed to appease the oldier~s. .From the altar the Empe row'ro'eeelleI to coitront the re belh aud- to awe th'.m by his presence and his anl energy. lie said to the s.il ici s in the stern toule otf command, * otirn to your ranks!' and fol loweid - 1iu) the iilpressioni when the legiment dccl .]n review, by cryin;;, 'On r knees!' They all ohyed. c i rebellion was at once suppressed. le had wrought up his minud to the resolve to perish. or congrner. In this occasion eyewitnesses state that ifotrspmed to grow more lofty ud .commanding as he advanced to A virts the mutineers. Taciturn, mel ~a l~Ty, gazd ^-orbed in trifles as hc r in lhis youth, ho became 1 7 'h o th moment The w.. a rmonarch. iy a:i g o i ~ub CArip d .c sual: ox oI addressed th< &'of' ti corispirators ad d our times towards him with: the in tion^6tkilling him, and hi: couirage failed like that of the Cim bi n:i befoi-' Marius-. 'A re~port hiai - '- been spreud that Nicholas had iuurp ed the crown of his .lhother Con stanitince, and~ the troops acted from reeling of loyalty towards the hegiti r*t soverdign. IHis nuoblo wifi strugledl fearfully with her agonisec 4:elings of suspense- and terror. whikt ho thus exposed his perso'n to th< assassin's blow. ft is said that hem ncrves ha~ve never recovered entirelv fromn Qic shqck.. It is thuns that the reign. commenced of the great dles p 1ot of the north.. ( ~ L'he Census Act conitainis six ichedufes of' which an abstract may not be uninterestimg: The first relates, to- the free inh1ah. itants anid the mune oft every one with'liis abode oni the 1st of June, i to bo given'. Pi.oessing oeeumhatii ii - lace~ of blith niai-t-led or single, age deaf or dwahi, pauper or' conviet, ini sae ridiut, white or *black, noi ablihty to r'ead, if' over -i :v eamrs o1 ago.areallto he yven Schhdd two, relates to slave in. liAtitants, the owners of' slaves and thme number of slave; the fugitive' i'rom the slave States, and the n. hr" manmitted with their age, sex, color, andl natural aulictions. - Schedule three, relates to produe ?~.tions of agriculture; to thme names of S'''owners, agents, anid mianagers;. the acres dfl landl improved amlnd wmim pirovedl;~the cash vahlmie of ihmn, andc valume of' all farming impleenits; the horses, nmules, anid asses: the w'ork inm i\en, mitlah cows, and othier- cattkfe them shoopj and swine; v'alue of live aock,(an(it animials slaughite.red dutring the year; the bushuehs of' wheat, -bea.~ns, lpeas, buck-wvheat, barley, pu Latoes, ([r'ish and sweet) clover grass seode-ryc, corn, onts, flax seed', the p,>unha of rice and tobacco, the bales of ginned cotton, (400) lbs each), the valu9: oft.orchu'd prodlucts, inarket gardons, poundS of checse and but ter', flax, hips,-silk cocoons; and ma pl . sugar'j tons of water and dcow r'ottogs hemnp, hogshecads of sugar, ( I100t lbs. cach')-gallons of molasses, and vddue of home mado mianufc turcs. Schedule four', names thme producnts of industry, the namo of each corpoIii rattionu, comfpaniy, or' inidividuam~l pro duotminig annalfy articles of the valueii of $500; each kind of business, capi. tal': inivosted in r'eal and personal Ses ate; gjuantity, kind and valhue of raw. materialo used, including fuel, the kind off motive power1, the aver ago numbecr of hands empiloye'd, thme 9 ~il ~mnjhmdt~ the nuui bop;- and1 i het ainnuui quantiy,. kin& tistiws, as the.ng ger I 12 -of a., tpeb' e>at: ?Stto'county's pariaht; .ort nd droad. tax) '.theo college , dCacmtCs,. scIlooln, fro, and otherwise;. the "tmnotnt'raisod' foi Sichoos, and rccjiy d fair 'them rom public funds; the libraries and -newsi Ppper; the putble"pt *'ers, tid thi color, birth, and cost; Sunday schools; the ch~urches; their .namoi and' th( number each will accommodate; the criminals convicted arnd in" prison dur ing the Yom-; the averages of wagol by the ;year, month, and day, and] hehrwith or without boa'd. and Sc h ed uleo six, asks for the nam e - o e e y p r o h l e ui g h year; thte age, sex, 'color, whether nitarried or siiiglq, month of death. Plac of birth, dih ease, profession, 01 Th'us ends the list, comprising ninec ty-two finest ions in the six schedules, Tihe informnation expected is ps ti the year ending gune 1, 1850. ,lf. II 11' 1 rieuct o3f1 O :Et .. IXi Ai. Si " t.1 '.\.:;iinrrn-r burr ;Ls a(at flair' ier thlI.it ishat 12ru at til,, nt ec. 1,11'1 l: c I I . Y: i e .j.;1{,. I:tp"ve.t :111;1. 11 it" l tiii .1,11 a :I*.Iiii.i. 1)"0 1 ~'r iii Ii 21 t a; * 7 I i ri acI34E of A.. It. 1Ig1-ai I:,, 12t111',11211:., hint.a:.as it c'626ti111te fto ti 116!2'lircc ofr ISIrrif' at the nex. et s, g:n . .1I~arch f1:tilt, 1 9I~, , Iltd r i e 1r: ittlaoi'ji~d htt ('a.3lt, !''a (Itsc )ire it Slierificig i:t1o * r )uatrict.;+ ath IC 2n\~t l.I"ioq)2. ar~'iV ~ e a lit hao ized Ic .tii ll lci. I 'iii. .IO1 ('. ItS (AMI-K, ara 4I:i tt fr the~ 6A.licet u iitir at the cif- tt Thne i'iendm of 11IIic mai It. IlI tO)VIN, mauiounro. him. it a ('a ni idate for the (..)ficti of i.licrifi' of .6iuiate I )i.rivCt at t.1Te emisiilrg Il1cttirns. iJ% are authlorizetd to annltounice Mlz it I IN DBAIAA Di, as a candidate ft .ShuritT at the ensuning election. T m e firie n du s o f W illiag ii " O ( i 0 0 I s m o n c li arc a zatuhidatc e Sit eirifT at the n~e.' FOR ('L~fa)iC 4Notices f c g t'BRWDY&0RD SPRGIN FE NSTIIJ ThB'i ter bltidtt, villti6} re's'utnel oft- Montda, the'4tiinf)14br uuinai rg,- under the -diictiri'at'lev/EDJWIN CA'I'ERl, deift ed by able and. acepplished Tieachers, in all the varibues,,.rianchte of jiterary and orntmtnoital edun'tion. The Trusteeu have mnade the most liberal and complete ar. raingenrttt to'impart aln extensive, thor. ough, and highly finished education to all t~hc pupils conatitted to their citarge; and on the most moderate terms. Strict and parental-attention paid to the manners and morals of the young lndies. fl:ligions ser vice, in connection with Sabbath School exercises, held every Sunday tuornin- in the Chapel, for the benefit Of till Institu. Lion. The schol.'atic year is divided into- two sessions of five mouths eac'r- bogjinning respectively on the first Mondriays in Feb. mary and July; payments half yearly iin advance. Rates the the same an last year. 1. B. MelAURIN, Ecc.- & Trans. The following resolution was adopted by tlh Board of. Trustees: resolved, That hereafter any parent, who shall setid.ttoard and educate in this -iiustitut.e, at any 76 ti tno live daughters, shill be entttled. to receive the board and educati6n..of the Qfih on gratis. An arraigement has also been made to supply Students of the- Inutitute with books amd statinary at Charleston retail prices. F'eb.; ith 1-50 1:3 tf It. K E 11 S, 'Celebrated Fansuily Medic j~is m t. it lifdIll is a regular gIudaiato from one of the best medical schools of the cootn. try, and practising physician of tho city of l'hiladelphia. We, tuke great pleasuro in presentoing these reinodies Co. Uae nflieed. they are aoil oF unudoubted neririnal powers " and hold onut to 'the i nvalid a promise of relief, .meh n none others pessesa. ThIey each have - been thoronu-bv trind in a lonr succesaful pri vote practice, and have established for them selves it reputation lbut few, possess, ad given better satisfaction to thin itfilicted than any of tie bosstis roniedies of ihe day. in offering them to the pmblic, the, proprietor is intiluencerl by tu, Sinister mtotives of gain, int feel! con. r sous that they asp emiiantly dnervirg of public contilonce. No medicines ever before thu public have acquired sizh ciaerorf repn tuation upon their menrt alone, or apperl with such irresitible force to the invalid. lie blIood. IDr. Keeer4''sIi":1or.. lp;strilI;t for thei removal and per mnhent cuer of all disease, arising from anl inpure state of the DLOt) I and habit of the body viz: Chronic Bronchitis, Catarrh-, Mlu risy. Cojiho Scofula in all its forms, 'l'etter, Sculi hrd, Ulees of tie fact,, body and ex tremtiiies, Chronic Rhenmatism, chronic dii seeas of the stortch. I iver and skin ; White swellings, Enlargemeunt of the joicts, old nr lers onstiin.tiouat debility, syphiltie disorders F tercurial and hereditnry pre ditsprsitions, etc-. "'.'T Tillt: WIsEf AND AMFLI;TFTD -F every change that is taking place in the body, it is ninnifesti hat it is brought alout by , eamething having a ubtantivo exitence. If we suppose the organs of our body originally perftet nulesks changed by the intervention of sormething that bears an unhoalthy relation to thecn. In alt-cuises of diseases, therm must be thu itticropsition of so tno new ingredient, t which, tiy playing its part as a cause, servod to modify the properties before eeu.ftnet with the body. It is absurd to talk of Apotfeww disease taking place in organs imuby; with out the interposition of somno :norbilic agent. As wvell might weoexpet a ieco of-chalk to tranfer itself spontaneously into P.laster or a P'ars, without thto aid of eSulphmnric Aciid'. In il ldisontesthere is a perior cative that nmust he .. remtoved through thes initervention of the SlL OD: to aiccomiplish. which the afficted have no remtedr egnal. to D~r. KlsLElL'S ' SAIISAl'A11If,,A. Li' For details~certificates, etc., sruo circu Iars ete.--l'rico .dil per bottle. larg'esi,6 - bottle..,$5. Dr. Keeler*' Cou;;h Siyrup. Amuong rall the reincedhes beforo lte public chaitis. Guttarrhsn. 'onghts, I irnences, Whoop ing ('onghs, I'lettrisy, As'.htnm Sp~hitting of Licod, ad for all atll'ettions~ of tho pnhnhaonaary organis oecainied by cold. 'Too mundh praise canntot be hcstowed upon this remnedy,. nu4 the propirilietures any onte nziflcted' with, anyr~ I of t rve cominxtts to seenre it at on w titwrratnted to cure or no pay l'rico only fifty conts. Dr. Keeler-' Cordial and Car m 3inn~ire. FEvery famuity wheiter rich or poor, who rahtens heaItht atnd alt its b~lesing, shonhi have this niavn!na~lel remt-dly itt h~and, it ins- iuif.. it-ly thie besit rem.iedly known ih 191 )trrhtea, -i dy.wntry, <dsirdera morbuts. cholera inifantuma, chli.e iIatutlency, grnipig patins eriamp,. etc., nndi aa fitr all dtiseasesn of thei atominclh and howels Icausoed lby nteething'. 'li' tinmerons testimo0 iiinl fromt l'havaieme aniild othters uitnolicitedl, knt. -.tiven it at riepitationt ais itm- aetindamiant. 'ice :ir cnts pe-r tboth-. l'r. Keeer'o Versntiftuie Syr-up. ' ihis remedniy is pienantt to lhe itnte, harmn h s ih Imient nIit! :all powinerflid in destiroy, mn.- atjd re.:no-;ini kia. of woiinus from. thre b'ndy~. ftis wvithlont do'nbt, the, chteapret andi l'..st nde.toying mnedli:inn- before. then public, andl wnill if nadimiaitered airco-rdintg to dirre rn iem-v' themn ithin yie or si~z hours .aft-er htken. Thaneldoe is. small , angd oneh l~.ineu onlty 25, Ceit. pe botthei. Iir.S (I el'r- Is' er ;ttIlI Saita .it e PnIl. Aphoughl noit re-enih meindedt ans a "'cue al, *e they aire do- umihhb-nt :nii li-st reediy -n, lnIuin-e, niervonnie a, ("oul steimni, iwa-nh idie~ni, iletcn. tbethe r i 1 alo in. :- ax it, cosutrienitly a re the- pro-per mg-the-ign- for femgiales rnd hiersoniis b iadoh a sednlti -nv . t'rwo 25 centts. A. jni iiy cilebrat, i , .rternai gp1.i~itin fim pins efthag. chiet,i , iinralgia, hi ,angehl, sprinsi, hnrmgne'n, tie ,dlo tr n ,:i.i, iling of the iomi, ihnignist:.-n,, -out, rai:.i-a rtad fr ll r-inn-dy w- njpi. tible I'ri-.- :7 I-:! -:1-. p.-r All the inven cehI brantedn andl -xtientsivilv - usid hmaedgigi n - r-eeared l lie ~ta~li, , t2'J Ii Alark et Streiit. F-or sale by I )r, B.. S. Me-lit, Sum leryli; .. .1. IDel Iiav, (Ciannien; l'eIack & 0I hoy Orangeburt g; I loat:right &' P. \i,. Cohe~n; Chle~cstono andi by Iii '. itiad. ~r aleitn-Ofy t n1 thoght tea Sl~- et ic h L-i ~-t lI-h. 1g0 la~g, I tt l igt ji-e ync . in rc ied fa-n la l a n bein n rm n etti.-epir.4 bhi. h ai anti h I e N8 & '.Ni tbta et ':L nnuig . gnr 't :nitl ih et ru bo A fresht lot eel Ftie l nr e - Gods.* J. T1. Nt L( .\lt)\M- & CO. SUPERIOR OArN F'REDERIdK CLARK, NOs, 11 'otld '6bpe''full " ienforn the eople of.E ceivol' ::mw vt'y in p Cit -r CAIrN ET' 1TURE, ever o red I,) .ti of style or workmanship,- cahit be-sut'passod He also invites those*lb' asi'ibobt to' pur prices-satislied that they will he met with p Among hie Stoic now'f .11e Wardrobes Book Casc Centre Talbles Sofas Divans Sofa 'Tab1s Dressing Bureaus Marble Fop Wash Stnnds Mahogany Do. do. ALE WRl'IING DESKS in great variety. 14'1 195 and 197 (6T"All Furniture safely yack Jan 1), 1850. Lauu Notires, GEORGE W. MIORGAN, SUIMrflwir1L.i, S. C. k.. Office one door S'oth of .A. C. ru .'umtervillb-, Jun.e 5 32-tf JOHN T. GREEN, ATToINEY AT LAW, 'tmittcrile, S. Lt. Will practice in th ('ourts of Law, for Sumter, )arlington and Kersha w Districts. Olice one door below (lark's fetel. COLIETON II. TOJIXAS, ChJ.tRLESTON,. S. (. Will practice in the Courts of umter. Krrnhaw. Darlington and Rich! d. Jan 1t. ?'5tr. Tv Law Notice. The :nbscribers have- this day formed a co-partnership in the practice of 1.aw. T. R FItASFlt, L L. FItA.SER, Jr Jan 1, 1R5(Y. Fresh Garden Seeds. English Pear, Beans, Cabbage, Turnips, Otuon. Setts, &c. &c. i'r Sale at MIET.IF TS DRtUG. STOREk. ALSO Ilmproved east Powders. For Sale by IL S. M'l,l.E'1'. School Books, Of Every Description froin the Elemen tary Speller, to L-itin and Greek, includ ing Stationcry of all kinds, for Sale by A. J. & P. MoSFk - "--'$0,000 CASHC in~ hrwu in.o the purchase- e Negroes oe either .ztr. - eply to. J. 3L E SF1'A[W.. C'zlmhia,.K C. Ang.83, 1t349 [0) Gin Bands, ?V2~ Ii'0 Yet 4 inch (Copperried n llands. Ijil Floor Cloth I, Tadia Rnahhev Cloti', D'russels Carpeting, together with a full assortmntl of Carig Tlrimmnings, Oi14, P'aits, Varishl &c. Por Sale by A. .1. & P'. MO0888. SCOTT &. EWART, N'~O. ir MIERC~HA NTW ROW, Keep con..:tntly on hand a general ass-ort.. tisent ofi Hardware & Groceries, DlIlos', 'Vises,- Anllts, Hhmmiieru,.&c., I'laines. Ma w, G(nages,. I .evels, S'i hares, .Mfll ('rsnks. 1Aldl Screws, W\rag Irn,, 1.1.\1 l, C aleindl P'latster. Nails, Ifoes. loughl .\l ids. I ro n anld Steel, Locks, \\'indow, 'astenings,.Pzrlsning Sher.s T, Whiale, Spermi a'nd .inseedl )il., Varish, in~jts, l'aint lkushes, WVhite lf., wanrranted pure,. mnnftar.. titred by Wekeritt &t fRrother. wih a lasrge andl well selec.ted stock ut Shelf l iarn r ar and Custlery. TFeas, ke. Any article nut answering to delsc ription given wiall be eschungosd', and all ..old at ussn~sally ,~ l rices$ for I'ash. il(17 GOl)S deivered at Rail Road Dce Wholesale and.Retail. 11. .l. .& ( 'C). have on hando a full and1 comh-~uti a,'ortuument of (/// \ i.1 /,.'.' ,.:em!..ortment of /? ITA N'i' o' A A\ D Il''IT ) lWA IR IK, ( ti and .\lahongansy Ir-1'rIne or aind T''det Ioin tg (l si, &c., &c*. A\ll ofi their Stock being-entiiirely new, antd selected by oneo of the im, they flatter them eh:m~., they w,~ill be enalet!d to give a I u'sd t, to purtichaisers, bo.thI int pirics inti ujtnalitv. Reynolds & Reynolds, I hav th Iis day associa ldW.\h. I.. itiy.. N~,) with-tane it the pawth n of .d eN T1JSTIRY. te past forur ychrs,. anid I cotaenud him5 withI ruon idence' to the cottutianit y. ''The bus in.n, will be 'ondultcte'd as for. mettrly ait my~ "li lit o ntai street, ttuder the abosve une -md Ityle. An Z. 15 42 e f. )b AND 107 KING STRFT, Sumter Ds trict, that he has rocontly re Now. York, the choicest aaortrn ti 30 &Ahthern naarket, and which for beaut chage, to cill and- eta inA lMs t6ck tir eneral approval. d, are the latest Stylee of Card Tables Piano Stools Mahogany Roekers Bedsteads Dining Tables Arm Chairs Mahogany Chairs Walnut Do. &c. &c. &c. o0 rederick Clark, King Street, Victoria Range, (iarleston, . C. ed foir Transportation. it ly QII)arlestout 'bucrtisriietto. TO MEANT TALIIOR ir. B. CLARKE, IIa0 now on hand, a full assortment o tho LATEST STYLE AND FINES1 1UAIITY of tho following Goxs: Superfine and medium BROADCLOTII in black and color Superfline and medium black French ani German Doeskins Fancy Casimeres of the latest styles Vestingxs--Silk and Merino, rich and nev patterns extra super. black &atin anJi SilIal en.'s Kid Glove , best rpality, in black white arnT coform ('ent's fieavor, Merino and Military Glove Undev Shirts and )rawers, of Silk, Wool Merino- and Cottour Bllack itldinand fancy &ravat, of the bee quality Tailors'' Trimmnings, of all kinds. trdcers from the cotn ry promptly attende to. If. L. CLaRKiE, 205 King trcet, 24 store above Ml arkt S1 Charleston, Nov, 28th, 1849. 5 iUnr W. A. KENT & MITCHELL FASHIONABLLE Clothing and Out-Fitting ESTA B LI S H MENT, MASONIC IIALL, No. 268 King-street, corner o Wentworth, Charleston, S. C Purchasers will find at all times a ful Ind complete stock of Gent's. READ YA1L1DE ('L 0THLVG Al TILEA. W. A. RENT. c. it. ITCeETL Masuliuctory I13 Wasaingto Stores N..'. : May 1840i - 36 tf' Thei' antlerignod late' of the~ Unite Stte 1rotel,- Aug~usta~f Gergia,)- havina leased' the CH AR L E$'TON l1(YTEf L a- term of years,. takca pleasure in statin refitted :and funmshed with nmew Furniture and is nIow open for the reception of conl Improvements have also becu iimd'ei the I Iounekpat-ticularly in the Ladica' Ili partmient. by the addition of a Ret:eptie Parlor, and t he remIioval of the La?dici Drawing Roomi. Which improvemnrts,. he is ansure: Wvill grently add to the comforts of th gnets of the houxena; ,nd hopes, hv stra attenition on his OWn) part together with th otlicers of his house to merit a liberal shar of the public patronage. )A NIVJL MLX ER. Propiietor. July 204 I~4iA 311 Iy AMERICAN#1OTEL eOnNF. Or RTPNG ANI&G~OUItE5TREETS. CHIAJRLESTO, S. U. Thli)lotel is sitnarted in the most fasl: ionaible part of the City.. Trhe Pgopriett wiH lbe- piensed to see hi.' fvie~nds andi thi ravelinig pl)3sic prom13ising, that nol exe tions sri be-I wantin~g oni his part to makLh their stay agreeable. P'rices reas.'mblle. I". A. I IlW,. l'%prietor. JIoux W. Kisou, Assisfant. Aug. ')43 44* if HARMONIC INSTITUTE, FERDINAND ZOGBAUM, Inporter of MUSIC, MU1ISICAL INSTRUMENTf King street, Sign of the Lyre, Charleston, S. CI. To M~illers arrd Planters, B4OLITING CLOY'JIlS. Tlhe suibscribe.r has jneat ree'ivedl an a. sor*Imoent of Iloltinig C'lothsi of vairee W''idlths, and w'ill bie sold low lby N. E' 'oimer of Mur~i kit aind Jitn 1, 1850, 10i Ut, King streets. WVllOld2SALE.1 A NI) iE'P. \f. BOOTS.. haoe, Ertat nud TR UNXI W~ A\~l lbi 0 U S E'., NO.- 320, hIN(-STRtEET, ( :harcivn, .S. 4 ( .%ig anI the Gahlekn fluck,) !2 l)OORS N.)ltTI'lI OF GE;ltGE-l'Sn W.T O. D)ukes & Sona F"A C'TO(RS, UOMMJISS ON A U! ERCIUNT' Jan 21 ly Paul T, Villepigue, Fi'A C TORIt i'N.'lil L U:0.1I.%f.'J(I t.y;:IcI~tN Accohrorion a, .i. "4tt. .man '04410 y foe~~"' YoU43i Wid 5 1-Pwesoc~'vuzt~au ONLY fi ENT& "... hi-nBook, jest pt aheti, is. Illed w itrait " ful ittforimttion, oni nflrgnitk., and udisasaed of the Getrenive i. t. it addiresses luaUf alike to -oUiJTr, Mhi KOIag 01.AI' To all Who apprehre tfier uulct thi dire. comleq uences of enrl'tc prolonged indliscret ions ' to all who feel the it, 'tive efli'ctsc of tceen. Iarr and bxinefal habit o all who in ed'ion foeclining playaaiial it y, arec the victims of Ahervbue and metitatdet , edo upna ntlaihctily despontlene Dr. K.~n wouldi tay-. Read Li 13ook. .. The valuable advice nil kncie~ r t~frnrng lit gives. Will prev~ent ye of mlin.4 ryanal spiler.: eying, and rave anntll 'leaagzsitne s of Lives. Parents. by raduing, i ill learn bow to pire. tent the deslrnctioan of t it achildren. S.*r A remittanace 'f .e nrai. erleda in n corner of'rIIILLf) & UN tr' l~treeij., Iti'ee Spiruce & P'ine. P1111 Fj:;ra'm.I, ill n. sure a book, under eii'.ala, , t'r return of mail. FJ1rEN 'tits of a tencI.~n miii tmirrrr el practire spent in this. city lti remioredi ha. the rnn~tarpert and euncceseful pnctitiotaerj a td near, in tint treatment of all diseaji. u oit ati nature. P'.ruos ulilietedi with lilt~ Upons tlt.t body, tlritor lefts, panins Ina the ''or ibiiitr met. enrial rhainnntn, szzirtu,, graverl, dijceso arising front yorintfeal eltrt& (af ianpuiritie-. of the lrloesl w hereby all* ('si t hits beouaa' 1 enfcelece l 4rea ed wit cegw.,, enwhdw himselfl' t.U~ care of Dr. K. my liiinuy.c; .s;i r~a as a as tta n alyicand.ofdnl n h'.kill f $:k' P'erson. it at distanri.: niadIr-as tit.? ' lth"tenor, (ptt-ptrti+1, and lyetreil at haaome. l'ACKA(Dl.S of M Llt !lfllECl'. 01N4, &r., furwrirle. by st- 1 , riti utei d 'i it up secure from DAM -2 : oft utUI. ('teteva sr s.r and tall olatra s -144 ~ I with the abonve ? 'ark at very low rat,.,., ImportantRep JAIITUJGEEI'S 1 Yl is v1 ( 1qrlric/ ind cOlcdual Ca. ;,, ,. Wek au iiflaun-cI EE 'i, 'r lirs~rslg7fury flhseaics (af t4.-1. t l11 n janrlla.'feal iirtI' t 'it '~ netdnl?. eel the ' o0tf this' lire, tvaeltabua racia t 1-{ iaiti 1 edge-el ne"eec ity far seone rartilt. 1. 't, an bI. rerlel 1(511uR tt reitied) int eler r. a t -~ t !) iaal:.a: :a (letiants ttirj hit "nra oa ,ae t; t, (-.nts;tr, iitdnt'cal 7Ie I'nm"r ih 1" r ap itn arl"ta t.ar.o h lhi-, A-g't.t "." "Sal~ts t. ilei'l th-' r-e i at "f rvr anie' . '" 111( r.- .l th.' h- uefttet v' i t estiat f n ,. 'nit.a grc-nt ntd'hvantg' a rats^-.;:"! hat ". tirhqx; ove~r tciery e'ahi'r. it.e Iar :tint.._. ('a'anveraia-nr? oce i:-~nn>-~. AIl I'll ntlI t1 : c: hsta in..r 1" . ao ; "" at'aprr. .1 I rlri,nl t I:e c." w"lite in nosta i1et .i a helteh) stnite. hi :11r liar. of thlis Sal, jiei.a-iil y' rt~stht traan itsi Its,-: it Is"n Id,:cn fr nt1~plir.d t'.n tlI- t. ternl ifern' s ""tt i . ;1 theere'lay ttiililt; tll Ill,. iuc-e m't.' i r in trtttit . tihtiah pnget-. 'aril' nt tahe 1 Its atit i at in 'ubahItaitag hnaleetatinri wa. firet that hilt fe.w trouts retiulredthe use of nutasn;h~tt oe~fraptrettt( . i 1 fl " gatti at t S'imte r ill.': Ter. '.MssJ)ra. Miller & lluant.:Il. tmil .at lt. . tletctt, and by Ag. nzc "gi-tiermily lSouth Cnrnahina. A AVt4ceto 111 People. DR. CO ICN F3111X PLfL.-"t ing coampoundel eclusia'ely of ~ich itgretdicnt.a. as" n~ature antekhei should oea.rate oi-tt io n _" piiridetn of slae-Jltut Wt~tt.-t trket~l aIe~o tldtriisu i, ru'atoit til itn l~ii i't ipO~t'aa Ibdy; opt-liug'1. t i ptex.-w iY JA f" S T ~e west s redf i Mniie is E/se lrerlJ Thin bxztrect fIn pint up Lit Q qrti +' : .., likes circapr lSteri5 1 pttlqas; It'j ills' M ,p lisrttr~l~dwarranted sii to ay NOW " It a~etau8. "t r t = d~s overal oter Mlde4ntv' ijq fj eae iease, it invigorates the body. ttis at very best SPRING A1 T ID~11$ " ees~ know~n .t not: otnly Purina~ the whli" 1 tntacr 4 thnsthe person. butt it crepte two year,, moe than one hundred thousen4; of severe Case, of disease~et least, OO,o0I~ee ui.ired incurable. f l~ aiad the ie1" M tho 13,000 chlldit a tree past soasomj.. 100,000 cineg f (Ieaaerea tDe~Il~tay Ays of fttroa Ee Wthole* sy stm perresnently. To _ ists ry Moat their mutscular energy, by the etitt eine or indiscretion colmmittedJ In ynatbr, eeev nugreo h asosadby physical prostratfs, of the ,erfsv sutds, wasrn if amnbitiosn, l+:31110to toare decay andf dcine, hmtsnrihtvw 4ieeaaq, ..nhtaeaptiOfl can be entirely q4t this [pi~sng remedy. This ftsrbprflIdgg IN VIOUA~tTA ir CO~trnAL,A As it renews and ;nvignrates t~e s )atela ie~~ t7t to) the limbs, suit strength to the nuncuJ ar system it' a roost cxtraordsuary degreo CouspUar Cured. Cleanse and Stren then. Cornsumptionr, :lj cured. Bironchitis, Consumptong,.~ LJvp pli Jl. Cold,, Catarrh, Ceu;b,~tAe a of IWoord, S..rseni~ In t,, Crhsu -il"t ,;ht: t D~rrr ifilcid or P'rofuse *~apecI PninliSie4c.hrtLe ndcnSpitting Blood.,. Dot. S. P. Towrsnr '--1I verily believe fant" '. penile hs been the mean.,, throe h mudtte of staving my life. I have fir several years ' bard Cough. it btecame worse and worse. At I raied lar-ge quantifies of hl t- fights' and was greall dethilitatedc a not expect to ive. I bvall " ued your parille a short time, and there bar a weolafe change bean wrought in me. I ari now at.!, IV walk all over the city. ais e no" blood, emnd cough hsn left me. Yoiiksan welt lmegind thtt! I am thsankful for thlie. results. Veiny obedi.nf vaatae ifeleeea. r Dr. 9. P'. 'f'onu',sr~n's Sarapiarilla ita 5soa 1i 2% andt speedy c'are for Incipient t-:nnmptoan, Dlarren fit nue. I'rnlalnus l:tnri, or J"ailing 'f the Womb, Co,.*' S:,ciaev, rP,..t J.eucuorr's, or 1Vhitog. nhatructeA' nr dittirsilt Mestru-stinz lcontie of Urine, orf Involuzntary 4dinibag. *hereof, must for tira. ffenerall" prostration of the syrmn.mte wrhether Ike' S re suit of inhecrent cause or cufxt/, rroduedd by"Ir. reglaxity, illoeasa or accident. JvNiUingkcab as.i' sairi: icing than s inv-igorirting ed'ects on the hnrt-i r ane. "cronq i a1 eaklrue aind lassitudle, front ak ing it, rat onca become rubuet end (tull of.essargV' ~ndor its influzence. it immoliptwiy -tounte'ac&n ll, ner-olossuc,, o(:Ihie fewatle frame, 'ich I* thle' r:mat cauise of tlarreireos. It wJII'nrot be erpatf I1 5?. in cass of so delika.e a nature, to exhibit, ist -;I -airs of cures performed, but we can nebuii-, lbs' ,tsi~ted, that hundreds of cases have been reporsj~d .0 its. Thoutsands of cases tt berg families have h~qr vithotit children afttr uising a' few bottls of ttlgt n: alftiI'lt Matoicinie,.hare been Ztllgesi.S with 9A* sl'I.e sing tossoassrr Chit If is q4t and matt' ecssa ,mnattsI uit thue 'system, ad..L*~erinI the su~h r e e upon clslltIlrjt eoen -dhsce)': , - "ngti. -u both the ninther and. the cid ttv tant iA'sease, increaes atdenricl~eb uy 'se u-l.. here used it, think iIt iisljshh ~;~usefu boh-bef ant teu G ' ltd dkeebti ettau4si tv reai tS