Alabama Beacon from Greensboro, Alabama • Page 3

PHOENIX STORE, amounting to one hundred casks at 17s. Turpentine 9s, 6d. a 10s, Tar 10 a lis. per. The market for each article was bare and the rales nominal.

Rosin was more plentiful and the rates bad declined to 4s for common, up to 10si a 12s for fine qualities. Sales 1000 bbls. (AlASAllft, S3AC01I IS rOBLlSRED EVERT FRIDAY MORS ISO AT THE FoiLowmo ATM OF SUBSCRIPTION One Copy pne year, payable in or with- in 3 mni lis of the date of subscription, $3 OO; If paymei fs delaved over 3 months, and less tha months, 3 50; Over six ip nths, 4 OO. nil of urEitTisi.ro. For 1 fqu- (12 lines or less) 1st insertion, $1 OO For each bsequent insertion, les than 1 three' lomhs, -v-: 50 For one suare, 12 months, 12 OO Land For Sale.

THE rmdereijrned bavin? determined to move to Texas offers for wle a amall lrac of Land, situated one mile East of tovn, containing 50 acre, about one third of which wood-land. AIfo a building Lot, containing 2 3.4 acres, situated immediately West of Dr. John U. Parrish's. Also, bis plantation, situated 6 1-2 miles North of Greensboro', immediately on the Tuscaloosa road, containing f80 acreo, wilh a large and comfortable Dwelling and all the necessary out hou-ses.

DANIEL EDDINS. May 14, 1852. 3 tf House and Lot For Sale. jUOSON'S CHESHCAL EXTRACT Ml. -WL'-'- CHERRY AND LUNGWORT, ro thc cuas or Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Spitting of Blood, MgM Sweats, Asthma, LiTer Complaints, and 4.

CONSUMPTION Can and has been 'cured in thousands of cases by this Nature's own Remedy. ry HIS medicine unlike moel of li.e patent rem-1 edies of ihf day is tl result oi the careful stvdy apd experiments of a scientific ar.d txjtritnC' erf Physkian. The principal ingredieuw nava long been known and celebiu'ed. IVJLX CHERRY BARK. When the urensth ot this is pnnerh extracted TELEGRAPHIC JNTELLIGENCE.

Teb graphed to the Charleston Mercury. ARRIVAL OP, THE PACIFKJv jjsW Vo; May 2-4The steamship Pacific has arrived from Liverpool with dates to the 21st. She fringe 83 pwJengers, and 60,000 in the Liverpool Cotton market had advanced Id. The sales of the three days were 39,000 bales, of which 14,000 were taken by Exporters and Spec Blators. Orleans, Fair, 5 Middling Fair Uplands.

5J Mil dling. 4 Flour: an advance 9 a d. per bbl. was demanded by holders, but conceded. Wheat was steady.

Corn was at (bi.de betters Rice steady at 16 a 19 s. Sugars were active and advancing. closed at 09 1 a 99 i Trade at Manchester was better. The Europa arrived put on the 19th. The Washington reached Southampton on the 15th, all well.

New Yobb, May 2nd. The Steamer Crescent rjjtv, has arrived from Chagrcss, with the Califor. jiia'mails to the 5ih of April She brings two millions of gold an freight; and $600,000 in the bands of passengars. The floods in California, bad entirely Business was improving, Md the yielding of the mines immense, ADDITIONAL BY THE PACIFIC, fjgw York, May 3. The Liverpool Cotton market on Wednesday (the day of the Pacific's departure.) opened firmly.

A motion had been tarried in Parliament lor an investigation of the affairs of the East India Company. The amendment to the Passenger is yet under consideration, and Sir J. Pakinaton announced the determination of the Ministry to communicate with the United States Government upon the subject. The Court of Exchequer had decided that Mr. Solo, mom, the Jew, was not entitled to a seat in Par-foment.

In France Hip protest of the Orleans family a-nainst the confiscation of their property, was u. Pk THE tnideAtighed have the pleasure of informing the com. munity, that they are now receiving and -pening at their old stand, a large and welt selected stock of Drugs and Medicines, comprising" every article usually found in a well, furnii-bed Dru? Store, and also many other articles" besides. They flatter ihemselves thai their stock cannot be surpassed in point of quality. Their prices also will be fouud ver reasonsble.

They hope to merit and receive a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended to them. DAVIS STOLLENWERCK. April 10,1852. 51 if 10,000 LBS Pure While Lead, 200 lbs. Chrome Green, 100 Litharge.

300 gal' Linseed Oil, Just received at Phcsnix Lru'' Store. Persons desirous of such articles would do well to call on its before sending to Mobile. DAVIS STOLLENWERCK. April 23. 52 tf COGNIAC Brandy, Madeira and Old Port Wine, (pure juice) all choice, and waiting to be used by those who tako a little for their stomach's sake and their frequent infirmities." Call at the PHCEMX DRUG STORE.

April 23. 1P52. 52 tf YEA6T Podfrn of ihe rigiit kind, fry them, they never fail, Soda, Sa'aratus, Creamlar-tar for culinary purposes. Loaf Sugar, Teas, Soaps of every varity, Candles of different qualities, by the pound or box, at Ap -i. DAVIS STOLLEN RCK'S.

CHOICE Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, and any quantity of Lorilard's Scotch Snuff (entirely for private use) at April 23. DAVIS STOLLENWERCK'S. FRESH Hops, Roll Sulphur, Flower Cop. peras. Madder, Indigo, Annetto, Logwood, Prussian Blue, Cochineal and in fact all the Dye Stuffs usually wanted among a very domestic people to be found at the April 23.

PHOENIX DRUG STORE. AT DAVIS STOLLENWERCK'S may be four.d elegant Pocket Knives, Razors and Straps, Revolvers, Hunting Knives, Powder and Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps, April 23, 1852. 52 tf LAMP Oil, Train Oil, Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Neatsfoot Oil. Oil Almonds, Oil Spike, Oil 'I urpentiue, and many other Oils, essential and non-essential to be found at the April 23. PHffiiN'lX DRUG STORE.

E'lTEK and Mute Paper, Foolscap and Ac JJ count paper, Envelopes, buff and while also Visiting Cards, Copy Books, Primers. Inks of eve erv varietv. Blank Books, al Anril23 DAVIS STOLLENWERCK'S. DAVIS STOLLEN WERC1X KEEP on hand a few Patent Medicines, which profess to cure all the maladies flesh is heir to." They have Dr. Akdrew Johnson's Erasive, Medicated, Byological and Mesmeric and Magical Soap, made by the Doctor in Greena-boro.

at his manufacturing establishment. It is the Soap. Be assured you can get any medicine to suit your taste, whether Aiopaihic, Homcepalliic, My dropalhic Eclectic or Thompsonian at the April 23. PHGENIX DRUG STORE. New and Valuable Invention.

Life-Preserving Swingletrec. Invented and Patrnted by T. B. Byron of Tennessee. THIS new and most valuable invention, which in truth may be called a Life Preserver, ran be seen in Greensboro', lis utility and advantage will be appreciated by all who may take the trouble to examine it.

The Life-Preserving Swingle Tree consists fimply of an arrangement which enables the driver of a vehicle, by pulling a cird, lo inMantly disronnect the horses and thus avert, probably a serious, if not a fata' accident. The inveminn particularly commends itself to Ld-es, who are so apt to labor under fearful appre-hensions hilst riding in vehicles drawn by horses. Should thev noi have confidence in the skill and mnnagiment of the driver, all they have to do is to pull a small cord, which is fastened in the carriage, and which immediately frees Ihe excited animal i animals frum ihe vehicle, and thus prevents any apprehended or real danger. No carriage or bugsy ought be without the Life-Preser-ver attached to it. The undersigned having purchased the right for Greene County, is now ready to sell individual rights to use the same.

W. L. WILLIAMS. April 23. 1852.

52 tf LAW FIRM. THE undersigned will continue their partnership in the practice of the Law in Greene county and will attend regulaily the Circuit and Chancery Courts of this County. The office of WM. M. Murphy will be in Selma that of B.

L. VVbelan in Greensboro'. WM. M. MURPHY, B.

VVHELAN. Aug. 30, 1851. 18 tf. DENTAL CAED.

DR. F. S. 1-EE (Of Camden, S. HAVING located permanently in Greensboro', tenders his professional services lo the public.

He may be found at the Drug Store of Dre. Eddins Russell. Indies needing his ser vices will be waited on at their residence. Dr. L.

would state, that he ia a regular graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, and that he has had several years experience in tha practice of his profession. March 1, 1851. 44 tf W. H. WILL attend diligently to alt matters COLLECTIONS, or other business in the line of his profession that may be entrusted to his care, in Greene and the adjoining counties.

STOffice in Eutow. May 3, 1851. 1 tf FOR SALE. THE subscriber intending to remove from Greensboro' offers for sale on very accommodating terms, her house and lot on Main street Any person wishing to purchase a desirable resi dence in Greensboro' would do well to call and examine the premises. For paticulars inquire of the March 19, 1652.

47 A. A. KOSS. TOLL REDUCED. IN consequence of the high price of the article, the rate of toll on eon will be reduced to one eighth at the subscriber's Steam-Mills until the new crop ccme in.

The corn is all screened tanned before erindmg, which taites out tne blight or smoot, and ran be bolted also by the machinery, when requested. beminv or grits lfO pripareii in Ibe.best ti.hv? dn -eve v. daf in tl.t. work but alornsv ami lue-dy--- WITJU March 26, 1652. At f.

New York, Mav 7.Critrm it) drill I the sales to-day amounting to 500 bales. unuuung uneans Upland 8 3-4. Rice is uncnangea. Sales 150 casks at S3.31 a 37. -I- J''.

5iT r. WASHiNGTON.May. the Senateto-day the bill granting lads to the Mobile and Gerard and, the Florida Railroads Was engrossed. Mr. Cass spoke in favor of the appropriation for the Collins steamers.

In the House portions of the public printing were given to the publishers of the Union and Republic. It is reported that Isaac Toucey, Democrat, is elected United States Senator from Connecticut. The New Jersey Democratic Convention nas declared tor Uass. Mr Clays continues very feeble. Albany, May 4.

The movements of the whigs in the western and central parts of the State show that General Scott is rar-rying everything with a rapid enrrent. He will have three-fourfhs of the entire delegation. Washington, May 3. Congress is too much absorbed (if'Pjriiident making '1o make progress in any of their appropriate business. Of all the measures (hat were brought lo the notice of Congress in the President's Message, on proper subjerts for legislation, not one has yet been acted tip-on, or even noticed.

The committees, if they have done any thing, have not had opportunity to make reports of what they have done. The evils of Congressional interfererence in President making, is beginning to be felt as the great evil of the day, and either it must be abolished or the government itself must be destroyed. It is an evil that every member of Congress, or his friends, are expectants and almost exclusive recipients of Presidetual patronage- It is an evil that members of Congress, and ex-members of Congress not only distribute the officers and contracts but are the only persons thai have any influence in regard to the adjustment and payment of the claims on the government. Still, our government, taking it altogether, is good, because there is not much ot it. If ihpre were more of it, it would be insufferable.

We are saved, by our Stale governments, from thecorriiftion and oppressions which is growing out of our central government. Correupmidence of the Baltimore Sun. Rufus Grf.kne. The officer who left hereon Saturday last for Wetnmpka, having under his charge Rufus Greene, returned yesterday. The retort of the attempted suicide on the boat was true.

The wound was severe 1nt not dangerous; The article nsed in the attempt was a small pe 1 1 -k i fe. Mobile Advertiser. A friend informs us that the snow at the Catskill Mountain House, on Wednesday, April 28th, was three feet deep, and that it was with the utmost difficulty a carriage horses ascended the mountain, owing to the deep snow drifts. From the river the range has the appearance of mid wintpr. Throughout the Northern part of the Stale snow lies from one lo three feel in depth.

Alb. lit filler. DIED, suddenly, in this vicinity, on the morn-ingot the 9th Dr. John R. Witherspoon, in the 79th year of his age.

Though quite infirm for the last few years, he was comparatively I well, and unusually cheerful, the day before his death, and even when he retired to rest on Saturday night; but he awoke about day wiih a severe pain in the region of his heart, and expired in a lew minutes. The deceased wag a native of Carolina, whence he moved to Kentucky, and from Kentucky to this Stale, some 25 earago He was a man of enlarged and liberal views, ell informed on subjects of general interest, and especially the political history of this country, in which he i had taken a lively interest, and which was usually a favorite topic of conversation with him. lhough verv decided in his political opinions, he was remarkable for Ihe courtesy, liberality, nd gentlemanly manner, which he always observed towards those who differed from him in opinion. He was a public spirited and useful citizen, a kind and I obliging neighbor, an affectionate husband and parent, and, in all respects, a most worthy man. i But we must leave to some friend more familiar with his history, the task of preparing a suitable uuiiuary.

Mobile papers requested to notice his death. Owing to the Liberal Patronage WHICH I have received I shall remain in Greensboro' one week longer (positively the last) than my previous notice. L. 8. WASHBURN, May 14, 1852.

3 lw Daguerrean Artist. The State of Alabama GREENE COUNTY. Probate Court, 'April 29th, 18S2. THIS day came Elizabeth Brand, Guardian of Blaney D. Brand, and filed her account and vouchers for an annual settlement of her said Guardianship; whereupon' it is ordered by the Court that the second Monday in June next be set for said settlement, and that publication thereof be made for forty days by an advertisement for three consecutive weeks in the Alabama Beacon a newspaper published in this count v.

Attest, J. R. EVANS, Judge. Mayl4, 1852. 3 3w The State or Alabama Grtrnt Co.

Pbobatb Court, April 29th, 1652. THIS day came William Hellen, Administrator of the Estate of Walter Hellen, dee'd, and filed bis account and vouchers for a final settlement of his said Administration whereupon is ordered by the Court that the second Monday in Jane next be set lor said settlement, and that publication thereof be made for forty days by an advertisement for three consecutive weeks in the Alabama Beacon, a newspaper published in this county. Attest, J. R. EVANS, Judge.

May 14, 1852. 3 3w GOLD Pens and Steel Pens also a lot of Goose Quills for those who are anti progress, to be found at the '-ApriJ 23. PIICEN1X DRUGSTORE. 100 OZ. Pure Quinine just received by DA Via STULLENWEKCK.

April 23. 52 tf. For one siiuare, 6 mnnthA V-" 8 OO For one shuare, 3 months, For a Bufiness Card, 8 nc year, For two squares, one year, For two squares, six months, 5 OO 10 00 15 00 12 00 90 20 00 FvT twoAtquares, three months, For threw squares, one year, For half a column, subject to 3 changes, 30 OO For oe column, changeable at pleasure, 50 OO (Advertisements not marked with the number of -insertions required, will be continued in until Ordered put, and charged as above. Yearly advertisements are payable quarterly, all other-, either in advance, or when the advertisement is discontinued, at our option NO CURE-NO PAY." SIt ANDREW JOHNSON. HAVING had considerable experience dur-ing the.

last twelve months, tender his services tolhe citizens of Greensboro' and tlie public generally, in the treatment of Rheumatism, NeuralijiaScald Head, Chills and Fevers, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia. Affeciinns, Toothache, Corns, Tetters, Ringworms. Ulcers, Tumors, and kll Chronic and Scrofulous diseases. He may always be found at his residence when not prefessionally absent. April 9.

1852. 50 tf OFFERS his professional pervicesto theA public. He will be at ihe Greensboso' jpf Hotel, or the office ot J. D. Webb, when not pro.

fessionallv absent. Nov. 15, 1851. 29 tf DR. LEVERT TENDERS his professional services to Ihe citizens of Greensboro', and solicits JeJ a share of patronage.

Having attended the lec tures in the University of Pennsylvania and for two years been constantly engaged in Hospital practice at Mobile, he flatte rs himself he is fully prepared to treat successfully the diseases pecu. liar to the south. He may be found in the office of Dr. Webb during the day, and at his father's residence at night. Greensboro', Feb.

27, 1852. 44 3m. MEDICAL CARD RESPECTFULLY tenders to the citi- zens of Greensboro' and vicinity, his Jj professional services. Feb. 27, 1852.

44 3m MEDICAL. CARD. DR. TH. C.

RUSSELL, HAVING taken the office direct-ly over Mr. Mullins' Store, tenders his services to the public-He trusts that his having regularly graduated in everv branch of bis pro. fession at the most prominent of the European Colleges, been actively engaged in the practice of Medicine for the laBt seven years, during three of which he has devoted especial attention to that class of diseases more especially prevalent in a Southern climate, may be regarded as entiiling him to a share of public patronage, which he will emdeavor further to merit by untiring attention to the requirements of the sick. He may always be found at his Office when not professionally engaged. April 1652 52 if THE UNDERSIGNED WILL not be answerable tor any debts contracted by others or in his name.

M. C. RUSSELL. Greensboro', April 20, 152. 52 tf LEGAL CARD.

ATTORN AT LA April 30. DRUGS, MEDICINES, JC. HE undersiyned takes announcing to his friends and patrons, that he is now receiving from the North. em cities a large and supply of Drugs, Medicines, which he of fers for sa'e on very rea sonable terms, and to which he invites the attention of Physicians, planters and others. He has also just received a large assortment of fancy articles suitable for the toilet, to wbich he invites the attention of the ladies.

DANIEL EDDINS. N. B. Jusi received a large assortment of Scheiffeline's celebrated medicines fur putting up prescriptions. u.

Greensboro', April 23, 1852. 52 tf The State of Alabama. GREENE COUNTY. Pkobatc Court, April 26, THIS day came James A. Moore, administrator of the estate of Samuel Buchanan, dee'd, and filed his account and vouchers for a final set.

dement of his said administration whereupon it is ordered by ihe Court that the second Monday in June, next be set for said settlement, and that publication thereof for forty days be made by an advertisement for three consecutive weeks in the Alabama Beacon, a weekly newspaper published in this county. Attest, J. R. EVANS Judge. April 30, 1852.

1 3w THE STATE OF ALABAMA, Greene County. Commissiorms Court, Fib's Term, J852. ORDERED by the Court that the following Rates of Ferriage be and are hereby estab lished to all ferries in Greene County from and after this date Cts. For man and horse ten cents, 10 For man or horse each five cents, 5 For a carriage or wagon with 4 or more horses 75 For a pleasure carriage with two horses, SO For any one horse pleasure carriage or cart 25 For an ox cart or wagon with two oxen. 35 For an ox cart or wagon with more than two oxen 62 1-2 For a Dearbon or wagon with three horses or mules 40 For anv two horse waeronar Dearborn 35 For sheep, bogs, cattle, goats, each 2 1-2 The drivers, superintendents and in-riders in any wagon, carnage, cart, to cross free from charge even though they get out, and cross in the flat, and for other property or lumber a reasonable charge, such as the labour and risk mav justify.

Attest, J. R-EVANS. Judge. April 9, 1852. 50 6w "Twiggs' Invigrratcr.

WHICH resiores Ih.grey fieid lo its pristine color, ir DAVIS VroLLENWERCfcV-March 8, ln5L 45 if Ml IHE nndereipned having determined to move JL to Texas, offers for sale hia residence, situated in the town of Greensboro', The dwelling is a large two story buildinr, containing 9 rooms, with a fire place to each. 3 large passages, and a handsome portico in front; all finished off in the very best style. For convenience of arrange ment, and elegance of finish, this dwelling is probably unsurpassed by any in the place. The out houses are all well built and in good repair, the carriage house verv large and commodious. The lot is enclosed with an excellent fence 7 feet high.

This is, in all respects, very desirable property. Price and terms made DANIEL EDDINS. May 14, l52. 3 tf i i Drug Store For Sale. nnHE undersigned offers for sale his large and JL well selectad Stock of Drugs, with all the furniture and fixtures.

The amount of stock on hand will not vary much from SftOOO. The pur cliaer can have the refusal of the Store occupied, which, having been occupied as Drug Store for the last fifteen years, and done during the time a very large business, it may safely be pronounced not only Ihe best stand in this place for a Drug business, but probably one of the best in the iate. Having determined to sell, with a view of mov-ing to Texas, he is prepared to make (he terms accommodating. DANIEL EDDINS. May 14,1852 3 tf Lumber Notice.

IN consequence of the increased price and great difficulty of procuring saw-logs, and the rise in the price of labor and provisions, ihe subscriber is compelled to raise the price of lumber at his Mills to the following rates, to take effect after the 1st May, proximo, viz: For Flooring VVealherboarding $1,50 pr. 100ft. For Scantling and common inch plank (aceo'ding to quality) $1,25 to For Cypress, Oak. Ah, S2.4K) For Rough-edged and refused lumber $1.00 Where extra lengths, sizes or qualities are re quired some proportionable advance will be required. As soon as the freighting season is somewhat over, he will be prepared to deliver lumber at reasonable distanres.

above are the cash prices, and 25 cents will be added when not paid on delivery. R. W. WITHERS. April 30.

1852- 1 tf WANTED, OUNTY LAND WARRANTS for which a fair price will he paid. KTApply at this office. May 7. 1852. 2lf SPUING GOODS.

It. S. HUNT AS just received from t'le Eastern cities, a general and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the following, among many other articles too tedious to mention Rich Brocade Barege, Chene silk Tissues, Orsiandie Muslin, Embr'd Granidines for evening Dresses, Plain and Fig'd Clack silk Tissues, Berege, Emhroid'd Swiss Dresses, Nainsook, Swiss and Jaconet Muslin, Calico from 8 cents to the best quality, English and Spun silk Hose white black, and German Cotton Hose, French Wrought Collars, Bands, Undersleei-es Lace Muslin, Rich Fmbr'd Thread Cambric Hdkfo, Silk Thule crapo Leice. Pink, hite blue Linen Drillings. Navy Duck and Cottonades, German and Englesh Cotton 1-2 Hose, 1 1-4 10-4 Bro.

and Bleach'd Sheetings, 3-4. 7-8. 4-4 Shirtings from 6 1-4 cents to the best, A few pieces Extra Heavy English Brown Shirtings. A variety of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, Readv-Hiade Clothing, etc. to which the attention of buvers generally is respectfully invited.

April 30, 1S52. 1 3m. At the Variety Store AVERY handsome assortment of Bareges, Muslins Ginghams, Capes, Collars, Under-sleeves. Ribbands, Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Parasols, and a superior article of Head Dress for Ladies. Also, Sallie Ward Chew ing Tobacco, (a star brann,) and an assortment of Boots and Shoes, Hardware.

Crockery and Glass. Ware, Confection, aries, and Groceries, Toys. Ready Made Clothing, a genuine article of Military Shaving Soap and in fact, every thing, at prices to suit customers. w. j.

Mcdonald, April 30, 1852. 1 3w at the Letter SPRING GOODS. STOCKTON AND ANDREWS ARE now receiving a very large stock of Sprtiie and Summer Goods, selected in Ihe Eastern cities with great care, and which they flatter themselves ill compare favorably with any siock in the place. They respect fully invite their friends and the public generally to give them a can before purchasing elsewhere April 23, 1852. 52 4 BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.

rilHK subscriber has just received a ral assortment of Gentlemen's Shoes, also Gaiters, Walking Shoes, and Slipper for ladies Misses and'-Children's Shoes, ate. all or which will be sold very low lor ian, or on a credit to nunciual customers. His fine work will be found quite equal, if not superior, to any ever brought to this market, and will, in all cases, be icarranied. JESSE HAMILTON. April 23.

1852. 52 3m House and Carriage Painting. THE undersigned. House and Carriage Painter, having located himself in Greensboro', is prepared to receive and execute any orders in his line. Having learned bis trade in England, and been engaged for several years in carrying; on the business in all its 'various branches, he flatters himself that he can give the most entire satisfaction toall who mav favor him with their orders.

Orders left at Mr. Cowin'a Hotel will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. WILLIAM LISTER. April 9. 1852.

50 3m Just Received DR. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon, Little's Vermifuge, I)r. Bardotte'a Sugar Worm Drops, together with all the most popular Patent Medicines of the dav for sale bv April 23. DANIEL" EDDINS. PRESTO iN MERRILL'S Yast Powders kept constantly on hand si the Dniy Niwre of April 23.

DANIEL EDDINS. is ihe -best medicine known for curing the worst Coujjhs and other Pulmonary diseases, it loowna ihe phlegm and enables ihe sufferer to expectorate aone cure the worst cold or couh. which il neglected aluavs lead to Consumption. LUNGWORT. This is a plant ihe virtues of which are known to but few, it has been said of the most learned men of all times, that 'naiure has provided a remedy for each and every disease," and the discover ries bat are daily made, jo to prove its truth.

Lvngwort is doubtless the rtmtAy designed by nature fur Consumption. Its healing properties are truly onderful, and the rapidity wjtli which it cures, the worst cases of Ulcerated Luns, sooth-, ing and subduin all irritation, almost immediately is a proof of its adapt ion to this disease. 1 Thee Iwo -articles combined other purely xegeiablt ingredients, form a medicine that is certain to cure the worst cases of Consumption if taken before the sufferer is entirely prostrated. Do not be discouraged, a trial can do no harm, but will convince the most sceptical of its real Caution. to protect our own as well as the interest of the Consumptive sufferer, we are obliged to cautinn all to find the signature of Cob-stock Brother on the wrapper, without this it is a wonhles8 counterfeit.

Remember this. AZOR'S TURKISH BALM, THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOR BALDNESS, AND FOR PREVENTING AND STOPPIRO THR FALLING OCT OF THE HAIR. As a Toilet Article, for Beautifying and keeping the air soft. Glossy, and in a Healthy Condition, it is unequalled, its positive qualities are as follows 1st. It frees the head from dandruS, strengthen the roots, imparts health and vigor to the circulation, and prevents the ftatr changing color or getting gray.

2d. It causes the hair to curl beautifully when done up in it over night. This Balm is mad from the original receipt procured from the original Turkish Hakim (physician) ot Constantinople, where it is universally used. The Turk3 have always been celebrated for their wonderful skill in compounding the richest perfumes and all other toilet articles. In Turkey the aromatic herbs, of which this Balm is composed, are almost universally knows and used for i he hair.

Hence a case of baldness, or thin head nf hair is entirely unknown in thai country. We wish but. one trial to be made of it; that will do more to convince you of its virtues than all the advertisements that can be published, and that all may be able to test its virtues, it is put up in Large Bottles at the low price of 50 cenls per bottle. Remember the genuine has the signature of Comslock Brother on the splendid wrapper. TO OWNERS OF DEALERS in HORSES; CARLTON'S FOUNDER OINTMENT.

For ihe cure of Founder, Fplit Hoof, Hoof-bound and contracted and Feverish Feet, Wounds, Bruises in Ihe Flesh, Galled Backs, Cracked Heels, Scratches, Cuts, Kicks, oo horses. CARLTON'S RING BONE CURE. For the cure of Ring-Bone, Bio Spavin, Bone Spavin, Windgalls, and Splint a certain remedy. CARLTON CONDITION POWDERS IOR HORSES AND CATTLE. Tbe changes of weather and season, with the change of use and feed, have a very great effect upon the blood and sinuous fluids of hrses.

It is al these changes they require an assistant to nature to throw off any disorder of the fluids of the body that ay have been imbibed, and which, if not attended to, will in Ihe Yellow Water, Htfaves, Worms, Botis, All of which will be prevented by giving one of Ihese poivdets, and wiil at anv time, cure when any symptoms of dis ease Kprears if used in lime. CARLTON'S NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT FOR HORSES. and for the cure of all diseases of man or beast thai reouire external application, and for contract' ed cords and muscles, strengthens weak lms, and is also used fur sprains, bruises, saddle galls, null ed legs, sores of all kinds on horses. Carlton articles tor wtries and uattie are prepared from the recipe of a very celebrated Eng lish Farrier, and will cure in ninety. nine cases out of one bund ed any of the above complaints.

Thev have been used by farmers, liverymen. staye proprietors end others, with the most marked and decided success. Caution Arme can he genuine viless you find the name of J. Carlton Comstock on the Wrapper of each article. CARLTON'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES.

It is now used in the principal hospitals, and in the private practice in our country by an immense number of individuals and families, first and most certainly for the cure of the Piles, and also ex tensively and effectually as to battle credulity unless where its effects are witnessed Externally in the following complaints: Dropsy Swellings, Sobc bboat, Bbcises, SrsAins, Beige, Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or of Ion standing, and fever sores. Its operation upon adults in reducing rheumatic swellings, and loosening coughs and lightness of the chest by relaxation ot the parts, baa been surprising beyond conception. The common remark of those who have used it in the Piles, is It acts like a charm." It ia warrattei to please any per son that wm trv it. Caution Never buy it unless yon find tbe fee simile signature of Comstock Brother, proprietors on the wrapper. TOOTHA CHE.

Dr. Kline's Drops, for the cure of the Toothache. It is with confidence that we can recommend it as an infallible cure in all eases, without any injury to the teeth or gums. Price 25 cents. AU of Ihe above articles sold by DAVIS STOLLEN ERCX, Greensboro', and by all Druggists, i 3a 1852.

1 ly PARAPET HOTEL, EUTA IV, ALABAMA, niLLlKY A IXRIAlf, Proprietor, LEE WRIGHT Ute of Mr. Cowin's Greensboro' has tbe pleasure of announc ing to his friends, and the travelling public penerw ally, that he has charge of the above popular establishment, wnere be ill be most happy to rrs-and serve them, promising hat no efforts shall re warning uo 013 pan 10 give we moK entir sausiaction to all woo may tavor the House wi their patronage. April 9, 1652,. 1 uiiuiMMiiu ritUEwrwrtfLMi opened tbe as A a Irdtfr? House, tnrih of hisrrtfls. Tl ror wnriis wiih n.

iw twftj il ct lie 'rictet BiirBi on wi'l he pvtu, tl.rir I ri to. tort and iirirov. n.nt C. I I 4(i if JKNi? firOUIII- 1 Iir ICBIUrill UUllieS 1116 jurisdiction of the Court. Judgment was deferred.

The Budget shows a deficiency of forty millions of francs. Spain. The remaining prisoners of the Lope2 expedition were daily expected Gihralter, on jlieir way home. The ship Charles Henry from Chareston arrived at Liverpool on the 19th. New York, May sales of Cotton today were 2500 bales: Upland Middling, 8J.

Rice: sales of 200 tierces at 3 62. Flour is ac tive. with an advancing tendency. Wheat and Corn unchanged. Wasitinot'N, May 3 At noon to day Mr.

Clay was sinking rapidly, and it is believed he can live hut a lew days. President Fillmore visited liim lo-riay. His friend have been sent lor. Mr. a Representative from Maine, is dead.

In the House to-day, the French Spoliation bill frnin the Senate was taken up, and a motion to put it on its third reading was postponed. Washington, May 4 Mr. Clay'i. rondition iptheame. Hie physicians think he will live but a short time.

Congress adjourned to-day on account of tin- death of Mr. Andrews, of Maine. Vasiiinoton, May 5 Mr. Clay is considered a li tle better to day. In the Senate, the Wisconsin and the Mirhitran Railroad bills were under discussion.

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has passed the Maine Liquor Law. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. Nkw York, May 6. The? Royal Mail Steamer Europa has arrived al this port Iroin Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 24ih till. Collon has advanced one eight penny.

The sales of he week amounted to bales, of which speculators took and exporters 6000. The quotations are, fair Orleans 5 3-4d middling 5d; Fair Upland 5 l-4d middling 4 7-Sd. Flour has advanced fid, and Cum Is, with an upwaid tendency for while. Rice was quiet at 17s for fair. Consols closed at 99 5-8 a 34.

The bank of England has reduced the rate of inlerest to 2 per cent. The Cotton market on Friday closed firm but not buoyant. The sales of Saturday (the 4th) were estimated at 7000, bales. In ihe London market Sugar had advanced to 6d. to and Tea and Coflee were Havre.

April 21. Sales 3000 bales of roiton. Orleans 64f. Upland 63 a 76. Sales of the week 17,400 bales.

The political news by the Europa is not important. In France the Government organ has announced officially that the President has no intention of Establishing the Empire. Ihe prosecution against thp fmilv nf Kossuth by the Austrian Government had been abandoned, and they are permitted to go to America. In England the subicct of abolishing the stamp duties aud the tax on advertisements has been brought before the House of Commons, hut postponed. The Peruvian Legation in London have iussed a notice forbidding vessels trading in Guano from the Island of Lopez, Tierro and Labosfuera, without permission from the Peruvian Government.

The overland mail from India hrincs news that 234 emigrants from Madras to Mauritus perished on the 23d Dec. during a storm at sea, by reason of the hatches of the vessel being battened down. Ihe shin Rrilania nrriuot at J- I JJUIJUWII rom Australia with 270,000 pounds sterling in gold. Another vessel was on the way with 8000 ounces. Emigrants from all quarters were pouring in to the new Dorada.

Washiv oay passed the bili granting the right of way to the Fayetteville Plank Road. House of Representives struck out the $500 qualification from the Homestead Bill. The Bill prohibiting Members of Congress from acting as agents claims before Congress, has been ordered to be engrossed. "ir. vmy continues without change.

waif ii is reponea py he Europa that Russia, Prussia and Aus-wa have declared their belief that Louis mPTn to assume the Imperial "he. that his object is to adopt bis uncle's Policy towards foreign States. They propose a union to thwart him. The French resident is about to assemble 50,000 A nnder hia own command, 8h slorof'War has captured a Spanish pirate. borne of the circulars by the Europa we that Cotton closed not so firm and uo advance.

Rice was dull? ih.