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q q [ Translated from the German .] LGilti OITOiIGOELUKU, or q£kha.m XHE GREATEST OK HUMAN BENE FACTORS. GilUer » cf Xerth ani Scuta America, flYo Louis Okk.in liocuckk, M. D. of Ger -I. many, Europe belongs the iinperitfliable hon or of adding a nkw and precious doctrine to the Science of Medicine —a doctrine which, tbaugh vehemently opposed by many ol the fa oe.ltv. [ol'jfliich he is a valuable member,] lie proves to be as well founded in truth a> any, doc trine of Holy Writ—a doctrine, upon the verity of which are suspended tne lives of millions of our race, aod which he boldly challenges his oppo sers to re’ute, vi/.: Consumption is a disease al ways occasioned by a disordered state cf Vis Vi Its (or Life Principle) of the human body, &«. retly lurking in the system fir years be/ore there is the le ist complaint of the ah >ch Ituy be as certainly, though not so quickly, cured, ■as a common cold or a simple headache. An iuv.d tublt precious dectrine this, as it imparts an im portant lesson to the apparently healthy of both sexes, teaching them that this insidious foe may be ns unobserved inmate of their '“clayey houses” c?«n while they imagine themselves secure fro . tie attacks, teaching them tiiat THE GREAT SECRET IN THE ART OK PREFERS IMS HEAL TH ftj TO FLUOR OUT THE DIS EASE WHILEt* THE BLADE, AND SOT WAIT TILL THE FULL GROWN EAR. 'J'his illustrious benefactor of mao is also ent i- Ued to our unfeigned gratitude, a:,.! thr gratitude •fa world, lor the invention of ti * MATCH LESS SANATIVE,—whose healing fiat may justly claim for it such a title, si .«• •> it has so eig.rdlv triumphed over our great common ene my Vj P 11 ON. both ii the first and hist stage*,-—a medicine which has throughly til led the varum in th“ Materia Medics, and thereby proved itself the or Phys —a medicine, lor which all mankind will have abundant cause to blese the beneficent baud of a kind Providence, —a medicine whose wondrous virtues have been so glowingly portray ed even by some of our clergy, in their pastoral Visits to the sick chamber; by which means they often become the happy instruments of changing despondency into hope, sickness into health, and sadness of friends into joyfnliiess. <} *3 «} *3 •OELICKE’S is a medicine of more value to mao than the vast mines of Xustria, or even the united roasures of our globe,---a medicine, which is olr vned equally from the veget i!> .animal and min eral kingdoms, md thus possesses .♦ three kold power.---a medicine, which thotign dvsigned as a remedy for consumption solely, is possessed of a mysterious influence over imny dis-ases of the F .man system,— a medici- whi li I egiim* to lie valued bv Physicans . w’ j are daily witnessing Its astonishing cures of many wb on they Indie signed to the gi asp of the l>s.\ i wit.r. Gkave. DOSE of the Sanative, for a lulls, one drop; for children, a half drop; and for infants, a quar ter drop ; the dir -ctious explaining the manner of takiug a bail or a quarter drop. qqq q q q A certificate from three members of the MEDICAL PROFESSION in Germany, in Europe. We, the undersigned, practitioners of medicine in Germany are well aware that, by our course, we may forfeit the friendship of some of the fa culty, but net of its benevolent members, who arc Uninfluenced by selfish motives. Though we shall refrain from an expression of our opinion, either of the soundness or utLouudness of Dr. Goelicke’s nnc doctr>ne, we arc happy to say that we deem his Sanative too valuable not to be generally known- tor what our eyes behold end our ears hear, we must believe. We hereby state, that when Dr Lo us ‘ )tVon Goelicke first came before the German public, as the pretended discoverer of a ew do trine and a new medicine, we held him in the highest con tempt, believing. and oVuilv pronouncing him ? o be a base impostor an i the prince of quacks. But, ou hearing so mu* h .ad about the Sanative, against it and for it, we were induced, from motives of curiosity merely, to make trial of its reputed virtues upon a number of our mist hopeless pa tients; and we now deem it ourbounden duty (even at the expense of our self interest) public'v o ac knswledge its efficacy in curing not on’v consumu tion, but other fearful inn’adies, which we have her-to >re believed to ' « incurable. Our con cm t for the discoverer of this medicine was at once swallowed up in our utter astordshrt.ent at these unexpected results; and, as am ads for our abuse of him, we do franklv confess > the world, that we believe him a philanthropist, who does honor to the profession, andro ourcountiy, w hich gave him birth. The recent adoption of th s medicine into some of our European hospitals is a sufficient guaranty that it perforins all its promises.' ft needed not onr testimony for wherever it is used ; is its own best witness. HERMAN KTMULLF v. M. D. WALTER VAN GAULT, M. D. A DDL PIILS WERNER, M D. Germany, December 10,1838. bbb b b b Post Office Chaplin, Windham, Cos, Con., July SO, 1838. Sir—-Amost wonderful cure has lately effect ed, through the vi»*ties of Dr. Goelick’s Sanative, 'i n the case of an elderly gentleman, who was far jfotic and wasted away in CON.SU MPTION, and considered PAST RECOVERY “Y HiS FAMILY PHYSICAN. He is now _o spar* Lively speaking, a WELL MAN. f saw bin Htyseif a few days since, in company with his wife starting on a joumev to the w-u rn ps,- f >his State. He ascribes his escape irom the v. rv jaws of death, and his recove v to health soleiv t • >}:c astonishing virtues of th“ Matchless St icV Jl* ia a ma» passessing a snn piaw-rtv. hut. st v lge, “I WOULD WILLINGLY P.\ Y SHOP'S AND DOLLARS FOR A s NT,: p UTTLE OF IT. IF 1 COULD NOT p{ v CHASE IT FOR A LESS PRICE. To hm Che Sanative is above a t value. WATER GOODELL. V. M The above medicine for sale tr\ THOMAS GARDNER Agwm Jflmary 29. 1838 SEW (O - ;iSSIO.\ HOISE. - THE subscribers have associated / ❖ 3 uiseives together as COMMIT NON MERCHANTS, under the SbJ"o same aud style of .i.t.t.V ii. PIT TS 4** Cos. They Pave purchased the commodious 1A ARE HOUSE aud CLOSE STOKE, latery occupied by Jeruigati, Laurence & Cos. where they w ill re ceive COTT«)N or GOODS instore, anil advance oniv upon cotton in their jio.ssession and under their control. Their charges will be as customa ry. The business will be conducted by John D. Pitts. We solicit the patronage of the public, and are prepared to give Columbus prices for Cot ton. JNO. D. PITTS, M. J. LAURENCE. Florence, Nov. 10 33 tt J. B. STARR, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Eti iitf ( iH o«‘ St. Joseph, ft'la. January 11*. 1839. pry goods. i in stock, invite tneir customers and the public gen* ,ally, to call aud ex mine for them selves. Lis goods are new and well selected and lie is oilcring them on as good terms as any in <Lc market. His stock consists in part oi the following: Woolens, Satfinetts, A variety of Broad Cloths, Circassians. Merinos, Bombazines and Bombazettcs, Red and White Flannel, A good assortment of He aCtf . flstth Clothing* A large supply of BOOTS and SHOES, ck:;tkk.mi.n s aXd ladies SatlriicM, nriaiesi & Ilartiiigals, ('rockery, Hardware and Cutlery, With a variety of other articles suitable to the season, which lie takes great pleasure in offering to bis customers and the public, at his new store on the North side Centre street. Jan Id 40 THOt GARDNER. NEW STORE. undersigned having associated them- I selves under the name and style of Harvey Jc Chastain. cfiVr for sale anew and well selected Stock of Goods. Wares, aud Merchandize, from Charleston, viz. Broad Cloth, •Sattinetts, EmernetW, Merino, Silk Lustring and Mattronas, French Muslin, do Ginghams, do Prints, Scotch Ginghams* Anew assorted Stock of English and Ameri can Prints, Form tore Prints. Bonnets, Hats, Siious, of all kinds, BrhTes, Saddles and Mart ingales. Besides a variety of other articles too tedious to mention. Which will be sold low for cash or undoubted creditors. The public, arc requested to call and examine for thamsclves. JOHN P. HARVEY. MORGAN CHASTAIN. March 36, 1839 50 NEW STORE. J UST RECEIVED and lor sale, a general as sortment of ,Vf/r iJns;Ush timootis, nil of the first elms, and which will besold CHEAP and on accommodating tei ms. The public are re spectfully invited to give us a call. SMITH & WINFREY. Dec. 1 35 HP UK SUBSCRIBERS have just received a 8- select lot of GROCERIES, which they offer on reasonable terms for Cash. ROOD & TALMAN. Dec ls» 37 ts m lit >MAS GARDNER has just received a JL good supply of White Lead, Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Sperm ('and* s, And Soap. Which he offers to his friends and the pub lic « heap, for Cash. Jan 12 40 DISSOLUTION. rpiTK firm of Rood & Seymour is this day a dissolved by mutual consent, the business will be settled bv cither of the late firm. A. P. ROOD, C. B. SEYMOUR. Lumpkin. Jan. 16, 1939. II SSO REWARD. ” ELOPED from McLeods Feny on Xbv the 18th inst. a negro man named Charles, a carpenter by trade; he worked the most ! -of last year about Irwinton, Florence, and ; in the neighborhood of the latter place, he is i about 40 years of ace, black, tolerably stout j made, his left leg is a little shorter than the right, consequently he appears to hop a little when ; walking, his ears have been injured by frost. The i above reward will be paid for iris delievery to me j on Sandy Creek, 5 miles above Ft. Gaines, or $25 for securing him in i>ny Jail, and giving in . formation so that l get him. WILLIAM TONEY. March 22, 1839 50 ft NOTICE. r jIJ!US is to inform the public that a Bond, s given by Jesse Simmons to George W. Gal la - ay. for Titles to f.otof Land No. 127, in the 22il district of originally Lee now Stewart county, fur which the said Gallaway gave two Notes, one for SSOO, payable 25th December 1837, and the other for $540. payable 25th December 1838. Th'fitlesfo have bee. effected the 25th Dec. 1838. The said Gallaway having failed to com ply with the contract by not redeeming the above mentioned note?-, nor rsn ueither be found or heard of, the subscriber will not consider the band any longer binding upon him, unless lie shall cbtne forward within 30 days withthe bor'd and redeem the rotes, when he may obtain the j Title. • JRSSE SIMMONS. MfirirttfoCo. Ala. March STC, ISC&. 50 3#p THE GEORGIA MIRROR. W Stewart Sheriff Sales. ILL be sold, on tiie first i uesoay in APRIL next, betore the court house door in the town of Lumpkin, Stewart county, be tween the usual hoursof sale, the foliowiug pro perty, to wit; Lot of Land, No. 51, iD the “24th district of Stewart county, as the property of John W. Ei lnore, to satisly sundry Fi Fas. issued out of a justices court of said county, in favor ol Reuben Roach and others. Nos.* 00, 99, 94 and the North half of No 125, all in the 25th Dist. Stewart county ; Also one fine four wheel carriage, one sorrel horse, one roan colt, one set of black smith tools, and one gray mare, all taken as the property of Larkin Reynolds to sattisfy a Fi Fa isssued out of the Superior Court of Stewart county, iu favor of Sarah Nelson, vs. Larkin Reynolds. Also, a negro man by the name of Doctor, thir ty five years old, to satisfy a Mortgage Fi Fa is sued out of Stewart Inferior Court, in favor of Samuel Williams vs. Laban Morgan. Also, No. 70 in the 18th Dist. of said county, taken as the property of Laban Morgan, to satis fy a Fi Fa issued out of Stewart Inferior Court, in favor of William Stafford. Adm'r Also, the following negioes to wit: Dave a man forty years old,Sally a woman thirty five years old, Nancy a'girl 10years old,Francesagirl seven years old, Mary a girl three years old, all taken as the property of Robert Bird, to satisfy two Fi Fas issued out of Hancock Superior Court infavorof David Smith vs. Robert Bird. M. M. FLEMING, Sheriff. POSTPONED SALE. At the same time and place will be sold, one third part of Lot No. 247 in ti e 25th Dist. of said county, taken ns the property of Jno. McLain, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued out of Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of Franklin C. Hurd vs said John McLain. M. M. FLEMING, Sheriff. Feb. 36, 1839 46 Lee Sheriff’ sates. WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in APRIL next, at the court house door in the town of Starksville, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: John S. Jenkins’ interest and improvement in Lot of Land No. one hundred and forty, in the 16th district of originally Dooly, hut now Lee county, to satisfy aFi Fa issued from a Justices court of Lee County, in favor of William J. Ford —Property pointed out by plaintiff. Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Also, Howell Alsabrook’s interest and improve ment in Lots of land Nos. two and three, in the 16th district of originally Dooly, but now Lee county, to satisfy two Fi Fas. issued from the Superior Court of Lee county, in favor of John Laud vs Howell Alsabrook and Alford Alsabrook. Property pointed out by A. Alsabrook. Also, Lots Nos. 50, 52, 64 . 65 and 66. in the Town of Starksville,containing 43 acres, more or less, well improved—Levied on as the property of John Slierrard, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from the Superior court of Lee county, in favour of Davis Smith & co. vs Jonn Sherrard and Robert G. Ford.—Property pointed out by R. G. Ford, Lots No. 185. N0.186 Fraction No. 199. in the 15th disirict of originally Dooly, but now Lee county, with the exception of 20 seres on Lot No. 186—Levied on as the property ot Robert G. Ford to satisfy a Fi Fa issued from the Supe rior court of Lee county in favor of Davis Smith & co. vs John Sherrtird and Robert G. Ford. Property pointed out l<y John Sherrard. A'so. lot of land No. 59, in the Ist < isn ict of Lee—Levied on as the property of Charles T. Harrison to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of the Infe rior Court of Lee against said Harrison piineipal. aud Griffin Smith and William J. Ford securi ties.—Property pointed out by Griffin Smith. A. DYSON, Sheriff. Feb- 20 1839. 48 ON Saturday the 4th day of May next w ill be sold at the late residence of Samuel Wil lims dec’d. between thirty five arid forty head of Ca'tle, one yoak of Oxen, a quantity of L md and some Fodder, and perhaps other articles. Also will be sold on the first Tuesday in June next be fore the Court House door in Lumpkin, quo Ne gro girl, by the name of Malinda about thirteer years of age, all sold as the property of Samue Williams dec'd. agreably to the last w ill and tes tament of said deceased. K.E. CROCKER, { LOYERD BRYAN, ( .. TOMLINSON FORT, ) I ' xecu,ars WILLARD BOYNTON, $ March 19, 1839 49 POSTPONED SALE. PURSUANT to an order of the court of or dinary of Randolph county, will be old, on tire first Tuesday in APRIL next, before the Court House door inCuthbert, two back lots. Nos. not known; also, the south half of Lot of Land. No. 39, in the 6th district, joining town. Also, at the Court House door in Baker county. Lot of Land No. 2 >4, in the 12th district originally Lee, sold ns the property of John Maynard, de ceased. MARA" P MAYNARD, Adm ix, l'eh. 1,1839. 43 ADMINISTRATORS SALE. YY ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in July » » next at the Court House door in the enun ty of Sumter, lot of land number fifty in the twenty eighth district offormerly jee, now Sum ter county. Sold as the property Willis Jerni gan deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors nf said deceased, terms made known on the day of sale. BRYANT JERNIGAN, Adm r. Amercus, Feb. 9,1839. 45 NOTICE ALL those who are indebted to the estate o Samuel Willian s, late of Stewart countv deceased, are hereby notified to come forward and make immediate payment, and those having de mands against said estate, are required to render them in according to law. E. E. ('ROCKER, ) LOVF.RD BRYAN, I r T fort f Executor*. W. BOYNTON, I Feb 3 48 6t “notice. A LL persons indebted to the estate of John ‘ A J. Sims, hte nf Sumter county, deceased, are requested to come forward and make pay meet; and those having demands against said estate, ufll present them in terms of the Jaw. J. W. COWART, Ad mV. Atnericus, March JO 6t 48 L’OUR Mouths after date application will'. Jl be made io the honorable Interior Court ot I ixuniter county when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, lor leave to sell the real estate ot L’riau 1 ul ltr deceased. walton w. fuller, Ad.uv. Mire 1 1 49 .in MONTHS after due application will be made to the honorable the interior court ol Sumter county, wheu sitting for ordinary pur poses, tor leave to sell a part ot the real estate of Edmund Jones, minor ot \\ ilev Jones deceased. WINNEY JONES,Guardian. Feb. 4,1839. 45 MON I US after date application will -T be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of the couuty of Sumter while setting for ordinary purposes lor leave to sell lot number fifty in the twenty eighth district, of formerly Lee now Sum ter county to be sold as the property of Willis Jer nigan deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. BRYANT JERNIGAN, Adm’r. Atnertcns ‘•’eh. 9. I S3P 45 4 n , STOCK FOR SALE. IN consequence of other engagements requir ing my personal attention, 1 offer for sale my stock in trade at Boxaukle, the stand is equal to the best in tfie county. '1 he stock consists of such articles as are usually kept in a eountrvstore, Dry (roods, Hardware, HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES, and th many articles to form an assortment.— 1 he above stand is in the 24tli district of Stewart county, connected with the Post Office known as ( hisholtn sP. O. For teims apply to the sub scriber on the premises. JAMES M. MILNER. The Lands are now rented for the third of their productions—Cotton, corn and fodder. Feb 6 4 4 <»c e>a of Toivia Lot.. (fe N the 15th of Aprjl next, the Lots in the * Town of Geneva will be offered for sale. Geneva offers many advantages to the capitalist and adventurer ; it is situated at the head of steam boat navigaticnon the fork of the Chnctowhatch ie and Pea rivers (in Dale county, Ala. ) said riv ers empty into the Choctowhatchie or Sr. Rosa Bay. A steamboat is expected to beat the landing on the day of sale. The produce from an extensive region, of coun try, includin'.’ Jackson and Walton counties, Flor ida, and Dale and Covington counties, Ala. must concentrate at Geneva. The payments to lie divided into three instal ments—the first in 60 days after saie, the balance Ist Jan. 1840 and 1641. On failure of payment after each becomes due the Lot and all paid there on including notes, to ho forfeited. !• or iie.Jrh and other conveniences will be left with the purchasers, whom it is< xj ccted will visit Geneva ere they purchase, and where tin*) wm meet with entertainment. .March 6. 46. H. A. YONGE. Agent GIN MAKING. 1A IIF. subscriber respect fully informs his frien - -and the public generally that lie is prepared to manufacture. COTTON' a IN'S. on the most approved plan, and with the best ma terials. He w ill warrant his work to | erforni as v,cll ns any done in the .State, and s' onld ar,v Gin tail to work well, put up by him, he wdi obligate himo self to take it down and put ai.other in its rlaee free of charge. From his long experience, lie is. confident he will he able to give general satisfiie tion to those v. 1.0 rm.y favor 1 an wtih their patron age. Repairing dot eat the ,-lioitcst notice; and in a in at and workmanlike maimer. WM. SHIELDS. Lumpkin. Ga. March 15,1839. 49 4t NOTICE. IFOR WAR-' .6] persons trim trespassing lot ol l.and No. 37 in the £26. district 01 o igtnally Lee 1 ovr Stewart r 1 1 ! y, as the law v be rigidly info reed againt all trespassers. This!* of Land adjoins William Garrett. Jo! n Rcbinso* W iiliam Tompkins at and David Low. MAT’I HEW WRIGHT. Apert , for C. A . ferry, the ow n* v . March 13. 18‘9 49 4t * LAW NOTICE. LgHDE undersigned have associated themselves “ in the PRACTICE OF LAW. under the firm of Bull He Mitciiklt.. and will attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care in the Courts of the following counties, viz. Stewart, Sumter. Muscogee, ' Lee, and Randolph, Barbour, Ala. J. 1,. Bum. may be found at his office in Flor ence, and J. M. Mitchell, at his office in Lump kin, Stewart co. Ga. JESSF. L. BULL, JAMES M. MITCHELL. Feb 1, 47 8t J. A. SB. HACO.T, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STARKSVILLE. LEE COUNTY. GEORGIA. Y\7~ILL, attend the Courts of the < HATT Y HOOCHEE CIRCUIT Nnv. 95 35 ly 'WILLIAM f{ MAY, Vltorney at Law, SI’ARKSA ILLE. Lee countv, Ga will prac tice in aii the counties of'the Chattahoo chee circuit. March 10 48 Jy JOB PR]NTING /'CONNECTED with the office of the MIR EOR, is a splendid assortment of \nd we are enabled to exeute all kind of Job work, ft >e neatest manner and at the shortest notice - every description will constantly be kept on hand, uch as Attachments, Justices’ Executions, do Summons, Jury do Subpoenas, Clerk's Recognizance, Scieri Facias, Appearance BoPds, Ca. Sa. Declaration—Debt, D wla rat tojw-AsjruiPjjstr, * A BILL OF CLAK< Lg, \ GREED toby the Physicians ot the town•; - Florence; To visit in town, in the day, $1 qq «• do do at night, 200 „ getting out of b dat night, 2 00 „ visit out of tbe corporation, under o*e mile, 2 go „ mileage, per day, good weather. »» do do rainy weather, Iqq ~ do per night, good weather, jqo „ do do rainy do 200 Special attendance, per hour, 2 to 5 00 Consultation, jq oo Natural Labor, e Difficult Labor, jq Instrumental Labor, 00 Delivering Placenta, Irom 10 to 20 00 Embryotomy, ] OO ( , 0 Examination per Vaginam, 5 Treatment ol Gonorrhoea, from 10 to ‘to ou do Syphilus, 20 to 50 Oo Extracting tooth, j qq Venesection, . Arteriotomy, 2to SoH Cupping, Ito 200 Introducing Catheter, 5 ()0 Extracting Polypus, 10 to 25 Oo Operation per hare-lip, iq to “0 00 Trephining, 50 so CQ Aneurism, 50 to 100 0Q Tapping, o 0 ()0 Operation per Cataract, 30 to JOO 00 Attendance and Vaccination, each, 5 00 Lancing child’s gums, j Opening Abcesses, oto 500 Advice by letter, 5 Attendance on courageous diseases, double Amputating Thigh, 5 q 00 d° Leg, go t 0 50 (|(> no lungers, 5 to 15 CO ‘ 0 [ ofs « 5 so 15 00 ‘ 0 Arm, 30 to 50 00 do I-ore Arm, 30 to 50 00 Operation per Lithotomy, 100 to 150 00 Replacing fractured thigh, 05 t 0 50 00 <lo do leg, 15 !o 25 CO do Arm and Forearm, 10 to 15 00 Simple dose of Medicine, o- Cnmponnd dose do. r[J Pills per doz. from 59 t 0 oqq Simple Powders per doz. j q ( , Compound do do. <> Crossing River, (ij) Prescription in all cases, ] Tinctures per oz. simple. r>- do do compound, ',q Introducing Pessary, sto loco Taking up Arteries, 5 to 10 00 Dressing wound*, jj n j () p . () Excission of Mamina, r, O to 100 pn Excission of Tumours, ]0 to 40 (1 IV c, the undersigned, hind .ourselves to abide Ly the above bill. Z. C. WTLLf \MS. Feb. 20 48 Cf R.W. WILLIAMS Wm. ?3. IL'ii’d'd iok, I.UMPKIN, GA. (f 1 AN, at all times he found hv those w i d,ism his V>’ services, at his office, or the house of M. MaCullar, E®q. when not profession My < Jan 28 40 -as- Is. fez.Ni'i iV ETiT%~~" 5-1 AY ING |.err .nentlv treated theniMdves in J- FLORENCE, respectfully tender tlu-ir prolussional services to the citizens the.eot and the surrounding country. From the success which has heretofore :>vtc ’ rd their practice, they flatter themselves tha* th, v will be » <>bled to give general satisfaction to Hour patrons. One, or both, ,n rt y be found at their offer when not professionally engaged. Jan 26 42 PROSPECTUS OF THE X-SiiES; 0 \\l ® a ? a ' ,n a PP (, n» before the public, in toe form wf a Prospectus, soliciting aid for om m dertaking. The MIRROR has hern ruMished now nearly to the close of its first volume • and tothose who have extended to us their patronage, and home up our hands with the amount of their subscription, we return our most sincere and heartfelt thanks, and solicit., continuation of that patronage, and an exercise of their influence in our belmlt. 1 lit Mirror will continue to support ihe pr'n- Ciplcs of the state Rights party, believing:, as the Editors do that upon those principles rest tlie perpetuity of this Union, and the happiness csf citizens. To thi* end it shall be the constant en deavor oi tue Editors to expose to the gaze of an honest and injured community, the corruptions, nusmanagonien l ami faithlessness of the present Magistrate of this Unio •, and use all honor aule means to prevent, so far as their humble of forts will go. bis re-eh ction to an office which he has so unfaithfully and unprofitably filled. Ihe Milror. however, will fio devoted entirch' to the support of a S< >UTHERN CANDIDATE for the high and responsible office of President ol the United States, believing that unless we _uaru our rights and liberties at every point, eve we are aware of it, the fanatical and infuriated Abolitionists will have seized upon them with a pertinacious grasp from which it will be impossi ble for us to extricate ourselves, until our rights shall have been snatched from us. our liberty an nihilated. and our bright prospects and present happiness forever blasted. No man, therefore, can receive the support of this paper, who is not like Cscsar s wife, not oniy innocent of the rile doc trine ol Abolitionism, but entirely above, suspicion. 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