ocr: V T Cash, to approv e at ti e, a gene asortue DRYOQJ 0ERIESRARW BuildiMng baterials, Carp trs' To6ls, Cutlery, C a10. Eniami' led W are, oojers' W are, Tin 9W a 16,4 - tent Medicines, Stone W are; Carriage Tr mi gs,'nd Carriage Hardwa(e, Sqdlery, SCHOOL BOOIKS,. LfGHT LITERATURE, AND t AT4ONEPY1 ' ANMIADl MADE. 000THIN0,+ CONFECTTpNERY, N4AI1S, LiME, &c.&. He particularly invites ittention to his e tenei,** r - mentsof Jan uary i855 -13. A. J. MOS.i am now receiving and opening for salI ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ever brougi to this market, I will se .ow for cash or to approved customers on time. Having ten yearn experieice and Ie ready money to buy goods with, enables me to offer the folowir articles remiark;Iblybep. Viz: A LAlGI STC)LK OP )RY GOODS, inostly domestic. HlA'TS. CALPS, 81MS+, COO'.'.'S W ARE, BASKET WARE, &C. BUIIbING hMAT':UALS, CAll'ENTEtR'8 TOOLS, CUTLERY, &c. II AItI WA lI-, of all desiri II ions, Pots, Ovns, Skillets, &c. STOI'(F.lU(;S AND J).Al:S, STC)NI, CIURN'IS. CA ItlIIAG 1 T'IWlhI N(.;, CAlRItIAGE IARDWARE. L.I1 A T I-1 01' ALI. K IN DtS, S- ili'*ry, Miarress, &c. &c. STATIONAltY AND CONPI-CTIONA LY. Ci~t(lil'iIt , i dinner set and otherwise. GRI ES, ' a ll k imls. - And almaIost any article Iliat may be kaled ro - Se t.-ai, 85 .-1.7 tc DR. W. JAB. DARGAN & co. . S~~~~ UGtTBAVI OFFERitS for iale F0 lt CA II, or uni approved credit, at thie lowest markei prices, a W selected a'ormenr'of Drugs and Medicines. Fine Chemicsi, Pani, and Oils, Extracts, Wines, Perfuimery, I)ye-Stiuirs. Trusses, Lemon Syrup, Fancy Soaps, Winlulow (class, I.ancets, Fine 'Pibacco, Fancy Articles, Spirit Gass. bearificators, Cigars, Brnblet,. Spirits ''urpentine, Stationery, Vinegar, .ogether with every article compriiit the Stock of a Druggist, or Physician. Also, a va riety of the m..t l'iphilar l'atent .ledtinics, among which aro, Coil Liver Oil, (bot) Jacob's (Cholera) Cordial. Wistar', ialsain of Wild Cherry, Carter*a Spanish Mixture, Ayer's Cherry l'etoral, Ilamptons' Vegetahle Ticture, lliIll-sway's l'ill* and Ointineit, DeLormnn's Balsam of Life, Davi4' Pain Kill--r, T i;-, z;eave uWder Radway's Realy Rtelief. )r. Jayne's Medicines, Itadway's I(einobvatijg Itesolvent, - I'lrenix Bitters and Pills, Farrell's A urabian L.inainent, .Iluofland's German Bittern Alexican 3lustaiq Linan ient. Sarsaparillas, (Fpping's, Bull'., Those are oily a f.w--catl 'or any article in our line of business and you will be suppje4 JOHN W. l)AtGAN. W. JAB. UARGAN, M. Jan. 24, 1855 12 KEEP TE BALL IN MOTION. 20,000 Pair Plantation Brogans at the Planter's and Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, ' 1IE Mutisenbei.r b,,egs h,iae to anounmce to the Planters~ anti Alercharnts of Saitsfr andI W lmaiihp ir listrie:s, thait he~ ha~s now on ha-tnd, anid constantly receiving barge supphies oh' . ,NTlAION Sho01S, togethier with an unrivaled stock of Ladies, hlisses, lloys,Vouithse, and Children's Bouts andt Shoes, of eve'fi kind,-and froin the mnost fasluablle Wol'rkmn. iT2 Orders fromi the cointry faithfully and proinptly.attended to. EDWARD DALY, .. 306 Kmig-St, Climrle'ton, S. C., a fe w doors n bove tue M~eregant's Hotel-eume sidef Septena.ber 27th1m. i 48 ~ f .G R E AT SO0U T HE RN RE YD FOut A.., nOWEL 9sEAsES. Such as, Cholera, D~yseniary, Diarrhw'a. (~holera Morbus, HliousLCliolic, Chiolea ntantum. ALSO, AD.MIR ABL r' ADAPITED) T1O MANY DISE ASES OF FEM&ALE~V TI'he iartues of Jacob's Cordlial re too reell knoion toegequire Encomnium,. I si. It cures the reorst cases of Drrhenary, hI cuires Paanful Menstruatiorm ond.Jt ure th u-rst orm ofDysntay, 8tha. It i-elieves Pains in Bark and Loins, 3d. It cures California or. .Ilexican Dir' kih. It Counteracts Nerwusness aind Des rh ea. 1 pnnlem-y, Allt It re/ietres the severest Cholic, 10/h. Ii


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ocr: Guns, Ammunition, Tackle, &c. JOhN KIRIDER,. .fanufactuirer, Importer and W Iwles ale ai Retail De'aler in Shot, Gnuns, Rifes, Pis'tois, F'ishaing TIackle, all kinds of iSporting A pparatuls, Togother with a general aissortmient of rA'T 3RIA LS FOR~ (UN MAKElis. NV. E. Cor. of V~ Wniiant naamd 3ecos3(d Strets. PlaI IadeltplhaIa All of which, -and inieh othier airties as .belong to his line of buintesi, wyill lie sotd as low as can lbe aailorded by any esltablisha. 'na the Untited States. sft~ iihrihy of his skill ats a mnanuf ctmtr. era, the Fratnkltn laustitute of Phlilauelhia, ls awargled to-him sine 1840, two cerltdi oatt.u,.aix. iver mo<..is, and Qo iciult premium~.ttd. int-1854, tho Crystal Palhme qf NpW.Ynri,,-aalrdedl to him~ a miedai, It j~awardedi for Shot, Guns arid R :1i*Kidd's Spoiling Aniecdotes," illus *tve'of cernun varriiesa of Amnercan y.Garale/with rema~rks on the Character of the Dotg, Field -Dugs, pnipe, Woodcock, Qual, Prtridge,.ur.lrand Pidgeon matel. shtootintg, on the Rige iBunting or Reaid Bid,Uru ovrcrsHull-healed or Goldher Plovr as Bac andRed leaded Duck, , na Widgeon, Scanp Duck ~and ~aiC nse,--rice $1.00. JO N KRIDE~R, Second and t -Pilapia. - * ug 3 t&6 44, 14,i

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publisher: Wm. J. Francis


ocr: A'&. SQUIER, NO 208 AND 210. .A INS T R EE T T COLUMBIA, S..C. and DEALER IN 1INAND PLAIN M cMf a Ua u.i:D ..Pianmos,-Ohairs, VWAPL-PAPER, &e. &c. At very.low prices for cash, Ie is constant ly replenishln his large assortment from MAN UEACT ICY fin Columbia, and New York. a'd' now offers a greater than tistual, es'pelally so in FANCY ENAbIIELLEDFUI1j1TURE,. Sitting Roc-king Chairs;&c &. A. I.- GALE &s.CO.'S- .8UP!ERIOlR GRtEATLYA-6IPROVED PIANOS, at York eash pre's.. a * All Pianos or Furni ture sold by him are warranted for one year longer. A l hinds cf Furnit:ro neatly promptly repaired. A large lotof NAIJOGANY VENEERLS hand, with other CO11net 51aker's Materials, great variety. WALL-PAPER A N D BORDERING, large and rich aissortment. 337 Funerals served at short notice Metallic and Wood Coffilne. lie would respectfully invite his frien's the pnblic generally, to call and exunine stovk. Maurc 15, 1854. 20 ly.


ocr: IMfPO2 ~~ s OF 4 Brlulha ua d GCVUUans DRY and 211 King-areat ooruer of W!Iar. ket Street, CHARLESTON, -. C. EEP contantly on hand, mid Kto their friends, and the public enrly, the largest asortisment of FRIGN UltY GwODs in .ti Southiern TheirStock is constantly' supplied Rich Dress Goods, all the latest varietyof style fhbric, In SILKS, 'ISSUES, ARLEOES, GREN I)N Si 31USIANS, &c. IOMIAZIN ES, A LPACAS and. MOURN ING GOO)S, of all kinds. EMBROI DElLS and LACE GOODS, of ey description. EV ENING DRESS Goods in every variety Gfmletletvesa'rs stmd gloym Wc ar. CLOT1. CASSIMIIIES, VESTINGS, DIlLLS and COATINGS, of best French Goodst. - SATIN ET1S, T WEEDS, JEANS, &c. FOR FAMILY USE. ROSE, WllTNIY' and HA'Hl[ Blankets. IED nd VIIITKI FLANNEKLS. linglish and Amerit an.PRINT'S and CAM. 111 8~. 1.1 N NS, of Ilichardson's celebrated anake, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, 'Table anmasks, Iioylies, Na plinsT.'Vowel I ings, ilucka linpers, Fruit Cloths, Grass Do. pron Linens, &c. Carpetings, INGRAIN, 3 PIL. BILUSSELS, TAP annd VIN '1T. Blltl'lSlI anl A11KRICAN FLOOR CLO'l'IlS. Wil.T-ON, Vi.I.Vl'I1' and AX M INS'I'KI RJS. -White and Colored IAT'INGS, of all withsi.. STAI It ODS AND STA llt CAItPET ING S. of all kiuis. Of every variety in ,1LK, SA'I'IN ANI) 12I1ll'A IN CA MIBl ICS an-l IJST.INS. lill)Il MElRlil)I .AVlE aml GIMPS, 1101.. 1IS. 1.00PS. ''ASSEI.S, DRtA PEltY C01R6.8 li si. to r i-:8, e PLANT'ATION GOODS. IILANKI'S, PLA IN ImEiLSIES, CAPS COT1"TON OSNAIll(RS, of all the best Soutthern makes. All of the aIove, with every other line DlY (G00)S whieh en11n be demanded, are fered at the lowest market priees FOIL CASH or City aiceeptaies. 7v-Te ONI- PKIlICE SYS'I'EM i strict ly zidliered to. All (oods are warranted, and till Orders fulfilled with promptness and tlt most careful atintion. Jan.. ." 136m 1IOVNING & LEMAN.


ocr: DR. 'STRONG'. COMOPUND'SANATIVE PILLS, TIESE PILLS ARE EN I'IRELYVEE. TAHiLE, AND ARE'A MOST SUPERIOt In the cure df all bilious Com shaints, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver Com rdaint, Sick HeadacheLoss qf Appetite, and lingring diseases. TiEY PURIFY THE BLQOD, EQUAL IZE TIE CIRCULATION, TIlE LIVER, KIDNEY'S AND SECRETORY ORGANS TO-A TON'E ANDI ACTION; and as an-Anti Family Medicine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per box. ALSO. DR. STRONG'S PECTORAL STOMACII PILL8 A remedyfor Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bron cleitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Con' sumption, and all diseases uarssing from a- de ranged state of the Stomach, an-i to relieve distress and bad feeling from eating food, in weak and dyspeptic Aotbits. to be Purely Veg ctable. These Pills act as an Expectoran), Tnico, and Aperient. They promote Expectoration, Loosen the Phlegm, and Clear the .ungs and other See retory Organs of all morbid matter,. and Is not another remedy in the whole MBehcha capable of imparting such properties to the Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills. They Cure Costiveness, a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen System. Price 25 cents per box, contaning 25 of Mdedicine. .Call ton the Agents wlo 'sell the Pills, get the l'tanter's Almanac Gratis, giving lull particiulars anol certificatesof cures. Both kinis of ihe aLbove named Pills 6e sale in Sumterville, by DARGAN & CO. And PlEAItY 31081S. Who also keeps a supply of Dr. Spencer's Vegevtiilad Pills, and Dr. IIull's Pills, which stop the Chills and Fever the first da y.


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ocr: House and Lot for DELIGHTFUL RlESIDENCE! IT being theintention of the subscriber to to New York, he offrs for sale (on acoomumo dating termts) his 110 USE AND LOT in the Vil lage of Edgetield. Upon the Lot there is a never-fiiiling wvell of oolest water in the Village. All necessary out buildings, Gardens, hlot-llouse, &e-' ELK ERT BLAND. tf 33

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ocr: -DR. WTR)NG's COMOPEND SANATIVE PILLSe THESE PILLS ARE EN 'IRELY VE;E AND ARE A MOST in ilia cure of all Bilious Com plaints, Dapepsia, Costiveness, Liver Com et , plaint. Nickfradche, Loss of Appetite, and langerin daeees.m 'I' l PIRIFY TiE BLOO.D EQUJAL IZE THIE CIRCULATION, IREST I,VER, KIlDNEY'S ANI) OTiiER SECIETOtY ORGANS TO A IIlEAlTify ANtD ACTION; and am an Anti Bilious Family Medicine they laivo no equal. Price 25 cents per box. ALSO. DR. smTRONG's PECTORAL STOMACH PILLN. A rmedyfor Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, liron chitis, Croup, Whooping Coug'h, Asthma, Con aumption. aeiL all deseases ariaing from a de ranged state (of the Stomeh, au-f to relire the distressr and t[md feling from enting too hearty sod, ins wrrak andci elyapeptic hoshits. 4o b. i-atr. Vp-;& Thesef Pills act as ama Espectorant. Ttico, mand Aperi-nt. ,They piromote Expectoration, I.oosen t l., Plgl, amil Lear the Ltagm uad olher Sec. remory Organsm of mll morbid matte.:r, ani:l iN nost aumther remedly ina tle whole ilalteriat eif 11e114aa c-apabl Of imparling eell heatmng aroperties tao te l.n1g am Viaal organsam am l'ifia. They Cure Caosaiveness, prmilua e gooml, regular Aplaetile, aad Sircaglthen tihe tystem. Paerict-25 cents per box, contatanttrg 25 dosem off 3lediiaaa. Call ona lihe Agetms who Sell the Pills, ana get theu I'lanter's Almunac Gratis. givinug fullI pinartiu-malaruni d tl certilicaates elfcnre-,. a loth kimdr tof ie above amaed Pill at-e for halt ina Sunterville, by D)AIRGAN & CO. Andl PERLtt 3108Si-.8. Who also keept; a impy of Dr. Sp.-neer's Pia, fiamI i)r. Ilull's Celebrated Pills, wAhicah,.top tle Chills and Fever tlie first July 26, 1851 39 ly. Bu sinems Card BROWN & DeROSSET. ISO FOINT STREET, NEW VORK IiEAR ).NET1 & JiROW'?\ W i.lINGTON. N C Farcto~rm and tieneral 6,1,1, sittl Air', c yhulg/ ll. AIJ-UiN. -i.. tin , . sonmaal sand saam'-aai;ttena,a a,, - a :n ormhi;--ra if hin friart-imh. S'tae n11mal the adpin liCoun..s oi W , who mrav Iaivoar tlase . their palotrmae. I gne prodeli:o! to tie Iosmie iaa Now Yomrl;, e,am way of Chamresuon, Gmorgemtwia Wil be covered l insumran. c tee mof the' shiimenat bie p~raomptly a


ocr: A, 0. QUE..R. NO. 20 ) AN '111. 5M77 -7 AtA A I N s T I Z E I T,' . -, . C. and General DEALER IN FINE AND PLAIN z' M - a aaUm -P.. Piasso" lais #%V A 1,I.l>AP>E It, &c. &c. &c A t very wI; price. for cash. I1e ia con1stant. IV neft.hi ng his large assorntment froim hi SIANPFACTOicY in Columbia, and iron New York. and now olfers a greaber variet than usual, especially so in FANCY ANi ENAMELLED FULtNITURE, Sitting ami Rocking Chairs, &c. &. A. II. GALE & CO.'S SUIERIOII AND GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOS, at New York cash prices. 8W All Pianos or urir-i ture sold by him are warranted for fine yar ii longer. All kinds cf Furniture neatly and proimptly repaired. A large lot of MAHOGANY VENimitS on hand, with other Cabinet Maker's 3laterils,in great variety. WALL-PAPER A N D BORDERING, a large nnd rich assortient. gj' Funerals served at short notice with Metalic and Wood Collina. lie wmouldl respectfully invite his frienls said lie public generally to call and examine hiii stoek. March 15, 1851. 20 ly.


ocr: BROWNiNG & LEMAN /MPORiles OF 44-:-pn if4r11isit asd ULY GOODS. 209 and 211 King-mrest corner of ket Street, ''11.1 1? ENTVON, S. C. 14 R PEMINGR-Ingrain, 3 Plys, C'URTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, and Wormtd. 4IlIRTA IN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, large viiriel. E31ItiR'DEREDII, LACE und CiUtTAINS. nil "tevies. G; 11 CO NICi-M. in all tie new CiRTAIN G3PS, IOLDJERS, 88E I.S. &c .. DAiEltY COiDSand hELL in all varielies. IUli'SI11 and AMERICAN FLOOR C1.01V1'118. **II.VEi and GII.T STAIR RODS STAI It CA RETINs.of all tyles. Will1ON, VELVET, and RUGS. inl grent variety. PiLANTATION WOO L ENS--L I A KETS. PIA INS. K EiISEYS. CAIPS.&c. landl White FILANNES, & C. COTTON OSNABURGS, of Al] the Sonthern mnakeu. Eiglish and American COTTON N EI.S. Fren.ici. Entilis h. and American PRINTS. LINENS OF, RICIIARDSON'S , f.or Sheetin- #;, Shirtinig-e, PillVow inable Damaskislt.Dyie.NkiTweig, km, Frujit Clotht, B. E. Diapers, Cloths, &(. CLOTHlS. CANSKalERS anti V EsTINGS, of bet Frenceh Goodsq. SER VANTS CLOTII%, in all tihe siades Gonmls;. S.ATINETS. TWEEDs, JEANS and LIN of all quaalitets and stylem. WITH A FULL ASOaTrMKNT oF Rich Dress Goods. In SII.KS. TISSiUES, IAREGES,GItEN 3IIUS.INS. &c. 110.1IiAZIN ES. A I.PACAS and MOUtN ING (OOI)S. inl greai varietv. EME 1ROIDEIS amid LACE Goo5,ofev EVENING DR ESS (;ous in Great variety, co~lnanly rec-eiverd. A 1 heabovemreourAV. ,Y1 POflTATUOMs, of'ered at the LOWEST IARK ET Prices. T ER3S.-Cata, or City Acreptance. ' Ir i I E- nil ie,-' .$ystem strictly ad. to, id till Gimerb- Warraned. BROWNING & iLEMAN, S. C.. Jani, 6t1, 1854. 11 if ardware, Paints, &c.


ocr: aSUMTVLaRVILI4Ig e.* c. - E. MePlslassaca - .f'rA for sale at thei store formertaly aa h--jdly ii. Greenauld, anext deaaa io , a$~ of Unpt. F. Xsauter, a 1,1. , It ol di~laeectedI slock of FA I.L..x, W t I ReadyMadeCloathang i n y, . * ~~~dae~ wh ih he w:6, aisis pa.. a e pe cei/ti r :h:a tie iwn. The p'h he. j a to .3. .:..f. 8Chh*iR N. Oct. 4th, ~8a4 A .


ocr: JI1ilN T. DARBY v rTi G. LITTLE & CO, G. LIT'ILE. J 1). SCO'. C, p. J AcKSON. ANo. 199 K1. I N ' -n1.; : ., - Next door to Vietorir Iiotel. CIIARILESTON S. C. Always on hand--A large and Stock of Ready-Made C"lottaing;, AT Ti1% LOWEST POSSinL.V. PateIC, SHIRTS, 11081 EILY, UM HiLELLAS, &c. &c WiIOi'IE,8AL.E. AN) Ity l'AlL. Apr. 12, 185-1. 24 ly


ocr: B00T8, 8HOE5~ ,.TRUJNKH, OA ITER; &c,, &c. TlIa .Estporii of Fashi ~ and Qsi~ where rurybe feud a 6apea.e Boots, $hoes,Gaiters,&e.,yf 60~~4** style and quality. Thxeyaret fows. g~an a lS warranted toglvosatisfaction 3. T. BRUNl*, Next door to R'.C. Webb,& Co. Mar. 22 1854. . 21 Ii


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ocr: I I SPRING 1855. SPRINGGOODS I WARD, BURCHARD S Co., AUGUSTA, GA., RE now receiving by every Steamer large ad ditions to their Stock of all that is New, Elegant and Usefull --sUCn AS SILKS, SILK BARAGES and LAWN LOUNCED ROBES, BERAGE RIC[1 CHALLIES, LAWNS, TISSUES, BARAGES, GINGHAMS, CALICOES, LACE BED SPREADS, WIDE SCOTCH DIAPERS. LINEN DAMASK TOWELING, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, 12-4 COTTON AND LINEN SHIEETINGS, RISH LINENS, FARMERS AND LINENS and DRILLINGS, COTTON. ADES, CHAMBRAY, LINEN LUSTRES. -Also Family Mourning Attire, tk complete assortment of all the Various Fabrics, to 31 of which they respectfully ask attention. Their >rices to Cash and promp- paying buyers will be luch as cannot fail to give satisfaction. March 14 tf 9


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ocr: . 41f ta 'ij nuitrt v i th- citre r ii. - C thaal . r..:n-r a ''aiaiha.a I. h--r o - its a l'b 3ah u t1. IN~ lay t t l., li lly,. Perry Moses for sale, for Cash, or to approved custoners rt time, a general assortment of DRYtGOODS, GI0CERIES,IIARDWARE, Ct9CKIE~R Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Cutlery, Carron Entiaminelled Ware, Coopers' Vare, Tin Ware, Pa tnit MAelicines, Slone W are, Carriage Trim ilngs, tnd Carriage Hardware, Sadlery, SCHOOL BoOKS, LIGIT LIT ERIATURE AND .STATIONERY, READY MADE CLOTHING, COAFEC1XTIE0 R , NA ILS, LL[E, &c. &c. Ile particularly invites attention to his extensive assort imient of rnmuary 1855b 13 A. J. Qoods !! WX&=tE CMX-TE X< I am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCTE OF GOODS ever biouglit to this market, ch 1. will se .%w lair cash far to approved customers on time. Having ten -years x per-ne1e 1 nl ite re-ay money to buy goods with, enables me to offer the following rema-rkabiv cheap. viz: A I.ARlGlE ST -K OF DRY GOODS. mostly domestic. IATS. CAl'S, Silt)ES, COOPI'CS WAR iB, JIASKET WARE, &C. I IJI1NG AIAT.I'llAL.S, GAl'IENTIER's TOOLS, CUTLERY, &c. II A It I)W A Iti. i ill di.s rip! uasnon, hits, Oveis, Skillet3, &c. .STONI .I fU;S ALN I .IARI;s, STON E ('IIU ItNl S. CA RIIAGE Tiil \ MiNGS, CARI4lAGCE IlAUt)WARE. l,lCAVlI E 01.' All.,KINI)S. S l.rv, Hirr'ess, &e. &c. sTATIONAltY AND CONFI.G''ONA.\y C RCKl llIt V, mia dmntier sntts and oterwise. G itoC( I ll% 11-: , ti' all kimils. Auad almosil auy article that may be called for. Sep! 20i, 1o . 47 Lf DR. W, JAS. DARGAN & C38 . sUMH a, L S. C. O-'-: :or :th-i CAsl. or m ;mpprove i ere lit, at the lowest market prices, 3. W i-eiected as tort itsent s i l Orngs adMdicines. Fi ('lmhemijcabi, l':~sit anIo Oils, '.xtracts, Wines, l'rin -ry, lyeil.ss. ''rmises, LAmnon Syrup, I-m rn-y .V, Wti~lt.v (1 ss, ~itlaneets, Finse Tobacco, F;-a1 'y Artils It!X, Spirit i iat. Saritieaors, Cigars, a 'Spirit Turpentine, Statimery, Vinegar, 1.-;h llr n *t erv irticle- cim.ariis:.. th : S:aick of a Drug:;4ist or Physician. - Also, I. va r i ty -i ila t I'ojmlmir PLtel-m, . ii.in-S, amiiolg which ar., 4 ilayer it, (b1-s!) Jacob!' (Cholera) Corliai. in:tr A ii-i.t tt W ial Cherry, Carter's Spanish 3Mixture, A yersa *trr v I 'metr.i. llampto:s' Vegi-tahle Tincture, lI I..t i l - I'ils a Un iinst.,- i'e rame', H iua or Lifs, litia- 1'-in Killer. ''ailir.all's Ileave Powders, it td wayH s It .a IV I -Ii -f. )r. Jaynae's letdicine, i I' -v - s n.,v u " it--it' lvent, I'iaonix Hiters and Pills, I *rrel t .\r.0 bij t li t.a- u , I-iotI :ml l an(l't ' German Bit tera, d A- l .il' i ia i .im- t. Sur.sapariall . (Fppinig's, Uil's, I - r,- - a t'.% -i il for ny articC it! oir line of' bu.%inleNf aim y.oum will be supplied li. %; W. . 1 1 \ W. JAS. A RGAN, M. D. J i a I , 1 i ., .2 f idPPP T E BALL IN MOTION. 20,00 PiJur Planitation Brogans at the Pholterl's and Factor's Depot, IDWARD -DALY'S BODT AND SHOE EMIVPORIUY, 'I l ta wr her l-s-ae i inc to thle P'lantera atnd Alehants of Stnter \ i.in-a.. I irirs aha - : inow omi hasnd, anid cons~tatly receivsing Large ;.. I l..\.\ I'.\Tlit IN Si !OES. io'elther wmi tin unmrvailed stock of Lasdmic .\.- 18-,, \s., a:,;i .sn Iis(ltir', iBooais and Shoes, of every kind, and from the in.s! ::s.::n:s - I i:-s;,-.-, 5$, Or.-r -rmlcn:r h itfully amnd promptly attendedto. D11'~A RE) DALY, :in A mest?8. ('mh-s o -nt S. tJ., sa few doors ;ahbove tne Mlerch~ant's Hotel-same side. I ae 'lih 1,51 48 t QREAT SOUTHERN REMVEDY. JAQOB'S CORDt . F' Et A N,8, BR1 R% EL D).%IEASEllii Snehb a-. (ihiera, l)semitairv, iarrhma. Cmhnras oits, limlionis Chlaic-, Cholera Intantumw.. A LSU, AI).lIIIPAll 11' AI)AP"ILIJL) .IIANY~ DISkE ASES OF FE~MALE-S, . IllsI L-sesially Pain|'ut s3lensfruatioin. I;e l'irtue's of -I!acosl's C:ordilu, 'are too trell known Io reituirec E neomfumso I si. It e-ures ilu- usi'. caes~ ss' Dirr5tcai. |7th. It cures Painf~ul Menstruatio~n. - 'i. Ii i-sr.-s I/he tror~xst .irs-s D1stairt. Mth It relieres Pains in'BRack and Loins, 1i. Is' curies Cal|i/oenia sor .le~xican Dir39th. 1(ItnConteracts Nerrousuness and Des \11h Ii res'iirrs 1/u: seve-rest ('hlie, 110th. Ii restr-es Irreg-ularities,


ocr: A, C. SQUIER, NO. 208 AN I)210 BM A I N 6 T'1- .T and 1)EAIER IN% 1INE AND PLAIN ITUP1 a un s a %I Pinnos, Olanirm, \ilmhvAL,1.Pi.: , . ,:.e. A t very lop4w prices for cish. lie is Iy reph-niihing his large a4 orinet f'rom MANUIFACTl (Y in C'olulihin, aill ironm New York, rnd now ilers a gretier thaii usuial. especially i4o inl FANC'Y FNAME.l-A1.F) FUIItNITIUI I-:, 6itting anld Itocking ('lhir, &c. &. A. 11. (:AL,- & C().'S 8,1Pi-:lH1(11 A NI ;i(M.ATIY 1I PItovlO ) I.ANOS, :it New York ensh prices. E-.' All Plianos or Fuirni Inire '4ol by him tire w arra ted for c-no var ilnger. All kiinsi r.f Furniture neally a anl promptnl-y rep!airevl. A large lot of 31A II(A NY VF'N F'1S oi lnild. 'witlh oher Cabie.t Maker's great variety. WVA.l.-1'A'-:lR A N) lORDEI-ING, large and roli asoertieit. ?' -Funrald st-rvel Ut Hrt nootic Wili 31etalic aid Wool 4:li i i. le wml respectfuily invite him frienwd 1ui1 the pubjlic geeIIrally Lu call ani c.xamin4e his Mlarch 15, 1851. 20 ly.


ocr: rs 3,441-iv%, ri...jv. DRn. STauONW'S COMOPUND SANATIVE TIII-SE I'1..1S ARE EN I'IlRT[LY VEGE: AND ARE A MOsT SUPENioR in the cure of all Bilioum Coin Dyspepsia, Costiiene$, Liver Com icaicalache, Loss of Appetite, and all Till:Y ltllFy Tl'F[P i-11.001). EQilAle IF 'I'llF. CREIlATOilSTOREc TilC .I~ilKIlDNE-Y'S AND) 'itTORlY (MlGA NS TO A JIEA I,'llY -: A N) A("TION; tti a. an Anti llious Famiily Mleilicine they have no equal. Price 25 centi pier box. A [.SO. DR. STONG1i4 IECTOItAL STOMACII PILVLA. A renedi'' r C'l/ths, Colds, Catarrh, iran i. ('routp. iwopint49/11. i Cough, Asthna, and all dcusar.s arising: fron a de ,Istate o/ the %taomach, an? to reliere ss anl bad feelA j'rom rating too hearty in ureAk and dypeptic halits. to be Pnurvely V!-. etaibIt'. lTee P'ill, act as an Ixpt'etorant, 'lico, Apeuarienut. hIeiy lipitnaote I.xpectoratinn. Loouen tihl l'lIem. tnd Chi-ar the l.uangs and othe'r !ee. alry org:a s of all norbidl ma: lt--r. tiui there nit a i bethtor renteily in tile whiol' Mlateria eIe'lnt capilte of inapartinag smtl- healinig i ropIwrfie tit I.t- s anal ViaIl Organs as 'i Plk. They Cit rn C tet ivene, % araoilus goatt. regular Apptitt, atil Strenigtleni the iyteml. Pries- *5 eents pe r box , contuaitag '25 loset C allan Illt A t who % el0 the l'illi, ani get tlw l'later's A/annc Gr.it. giving lull ilmriiilaars anti eertlificates ofit lires. Ilot !JinIls t ht lile above aunted 'ill 1 sule in 6uinte rille, by i)A ii(A N &' CO. Anrl l' iiiPtY 310S1.. Whoialt keeps a 1up1ply of D wr. Pllls, mail Dar. lInis Ceh-bhratedi n% ljt'ib .ttjl the Chills und Fe ver the first .Illy 26, 185 1 39 ly.


ocr: iteans. aatal Perry moses for 'Ale, for Cash, or to approved customers 'on time, a general ssortmient of DRY.GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWAR, COREfY F~ Materials, Carpept'ers' Tools, Ctitlery, Carron Ware Enainmelled Ware, Coopers' Ware, Tin Ware, Pa- i tent Medicines, Stone Ware, Carriage Trim inings, and Carriage Hardware, Sadlery, SCHOOL BOOKS, LIGHT LITERATURE AND STATIONERY, READY MADE C1LoTH1ING, CONFECTIO.\rER Y, NAILS, LIME, &c. &c. He particularly invites attention to his extensive assorft nent of' Jan uary 1855 13 A.J. "o NP3MI jaX'~. am now reciving and opening for sale ONnE OIF I HE LIA R 9A 'T STOCK OF GOODS ever broughi to this market, I will se ow for cash or to approved cuslomprs on te. IHving ten years exipeA-n'iee and the realy mon0110y I0 blily gio)sI with, enabl s ile to offer tle following ren aibaily ci-*heai. vi.: A I. 1Gi SIt M.K O" )RY GOODS,. ointly doniestic. HATS. C.\'S, 5114 )8, (:xP.'IS W ARlE, BASKET WARE, &c. IWIl1,1)l N(; M AII'ltIAlS, (:AltL.:INTIht's 'TOOLS, CUT LERY, &c. I IA I D\ A \ , of.". altl d;isl riqp ni, Pols, Ovnsw, Skillets, &c. STON * .Nl';s ..\'I) .I.\Itl., NT'( \l' ('l1UJRN.S. .-.\ T I' (II' A 1.i. li I N 1)5, Ib Ii,.-ry', llIrareiss, &c. &c. ',TAT( INA RY AN) C' IN -'lCTIION.\ltY. C I (I( K E- 1V. in <lnjo-r sites anid otherwise. .. A ass almneowi any article tIant unay be called for. Sept :AI, lt1 1 f DR. W. JAS. DARGAN & CO0 SUMUTER V.1IfLLE a. Q. 01'FE-'1- for sale F lt CAlI. or iin urove ceredit, at i, e lowest market prices, a w selectedl :a-oraineni t Drugs and Medicines. F g hicala s J'ainas -aIul Oils, Ixtracts, Winest, Perimiari. )eI-Sa tll. Triasses4', Lonion Syrup, Funycv Si:- . Win-iow Gdass, lanceta, Fine Tobacco, Fac Articls, Spirit (t-s, Szarificators, Cigars, Brsli- Spirit Turai ntinaea, Stationery, Vinegar, Toge'ther n% iah every article comjra-in.: il! Stock Of a tDrniggin.t or Physician. Also, a va riety of ah lit l'Opular l'atent ildicines, atoiig which art-, Ci d I .-r (lil, .o Jacobl's (Cholera) Cordial. Wii..r't IKtiak is f 'Wild Ci-rry, Carter' Spanisha lixire, Aver a i herry I-ctoral. jlaaipaions' Vegetable TI'incture, 1lIollwy' s 'ail- aid Oinililt t, i4-Lormo's Hialsaim if Lifte, l)avi-' I'ain Kill.-r. Tatter.al's Ileave Powders, lltway's It-ay Ielit-f. lr. Javie's Medicines. ladway's llenovan It-solvent, - 'haiiX fhitter and Pills, Farrell's A rabi:i I.iam ,-al , 1.aI llnid'a German Bitters, Mexica i n a11 .-; I .aaa:ain -lit. Sar.an:irillas, ( Epping's, ilull's, Those ar. oily a fo-iall r any article in our lined of businie.qm ami yoau will be J(if N W. ARt'.N. W. JAS. DARGAN, 31.D. Jana 2-1, 1355 12 tf KEEP TE BALL IN MOTION. 20,000 Pair Plantation Brogans at the Platers and1( Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOT AND SHOE ELVPORIUMW, Til LI .soler her h- -aet.inonne ato c thi P'l aitera and Mlerchi~ants of Saimler and \\~ i oanh pr 1 Di1ws tha h i- hs no Ri handic, .andt conlst'antly receiving Latrge asuapphes ofi P A N.\Tl()IN S110'',. Roaiethaer waih an unrivaled slock of Ladies, .Iliss,'s, lhoys, \' iomba-, and :hi ldrena's Bloots an~d Shoes, of every kind, and from the maoast falshionable l'oi~men. i-.'" Oaders fanna the country fai thflly anal promprt ly 'iatened to. EDIWARD) DALY, 36 King-.St, Charbnli'toa. S. C'., a few doors aboave tneo Merchant's Hotel-same side. Sa'ptembeair '.;th. 1 -51 48 I GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY - JA O.B'S C QRM N. F()ER A E.,U. HOW~1 R~I.J I)E.sEASES. Such as. ('hoh-ira, I)y'centar -, I)iairrhi.:a. C'hlefra Moirbuas, hiuius Chiolic,. Cholera ALSo, A I).tlIttA I L1 AD>.1I"'F!> TJ'U 31A.VY DIEASES 01F FE31ALES, .1c.i E-.s; ' icill!/, Pin fuil lenastruat ion. T1'l:e l'itues oif .Iiacob>'. C'a-orl tiare /ia wcell knona to reqtuire E ncomniums.. 1sat. Ii cure-s ihe trorst ce's of l)irrhitr a. 7ih. ii cures Pa in/id Menstruatio. '>mnl. It cuares ilu- wrorst f' orr. ms '* IJisntri, 1. Ii relieares Pains in fiack and 3d. It ciures (.Ca!ifarniag or .1Ilxean I),r- 9!!a. It ('camnterac'ts Nerarousness arnd Des. d th It relieres' the serrest Chlolic, * I (h. 1i ri store-s Irreguldarities, 5h. It curaes the Cholera .llorlins, ii dispels


ocr: Advertise'ts. C. P. RELISEN, (8UGCl.SSORt TO It. IIAWLI!-Y,) AND RET AIL MANU4IACTURER OF II ivha ndion X.re,Vi''- A o. 89 TWO DOORS BELOW TiE' MARKE'r, COLUMBIA, 8. C. March 15, 1851. 20 ly. Choice Old Brandy and W I N ES. WVe hnve now in store some very supe rior Old lrandy, whiih has been selected by ourselves, for mnedicinal pu rpo:es. Its age anl mildniess tog.ether wit ij)t.4 purity, will be of' great consequence to invaliis who are nei3cessitated to use it. A variety of very select WVinles, consisting of Metdeira, 01d Port Wilss, Bias 'slac'ry, AInit Sler-y P2e1re Clartet Wi..e, liported hy tit rselves, all of which we warr:ai.t genuine, and of the very best qualify. For anie by It(U)AJWR4 G IT & BARK U I),00, Court lI1onse Rlage, Col0131ba, S. C. .IiI vy '26li 1 .4 39 i Boots & Shoes. JAMICS FmNTION, t97, R i c hI a r i. 11 i S t r e I, C('0.lV1lIlA, S. C. ITAS constantly ont hai nud is daily receiv iniw freA., supp111lies io all ti kinas of NIii.. ' Ientlemen'8 oliois :11111 Shota of Ihe1 bur li ions. Alo. I'll iso II A .F-S I N:. ;ai l i,'.\i; '. :itir IIloot-makeI~rs. iCE! ICIE! ECE * ii; ECOl. .1 ItIA 1( 1 ()ii 'SE-:has e4 tnmir--y r.inoilt, io Srits oi te Ca1b:1 e1t. habliiu vsrral hoinsa: l loos of ICE'l, ani is nwa openedl fr Ih,- s.a -on. l-Every faciliiv will it :alersIedl t perons li ine! :1 a dlista 'ie lt .plyv thi.-in reenl:ariy. It %% ill lbt- sent. ofl.every nit rtnw. il'.--siraile. ly ratil roan, piassenaer or r. 8i- rai ioriad lhte railroal ts ha: e kit ii-. ly . llerel to give tvery icility ior its" Iranispor t:11rora. W 11 al Vaity laive at man illerteit dlepots torccaivc retureil1 blakiiets, boxes. &e. ('o-i o'ice two ents; p:r po ti : id rayam ho\ss u l pr ii37ens;bre on % ill he from 25 o SIo 50 ent pr liu 00 poni.k. llOATPWI(lIlT~1 & IlAliit:LOO), N. It. llIankits are, a very convev i.-ia 111oh. tt rianislrin g ice. Illatikei- n illbe lIur liay 11), 185-1 2 If A. BROIDE, in Prorisions, Ilour. B.-1COA, GROCLA'IES, LQLCURU~S, CIU.AlII, TOBiCCU. T'e. IS. d&c. A .O, Plantation Supplies and C(l() Il V PI{0IUlC-. I '.-L l.:.'e' Lirwm Strvt, 20 y Wiglinton Advtise ts. HENIR RTTRWInTETWR 'T 4.9ZtC4), FI fi li a ti: .9egar


ocr: Lemon Syrup. pREPARE and~ tt siodhv by ~ nIthtoN,-is goodi and( i.I chieap cani go madte . Tlhe fotlowing aire the i al-h prices: 37 1.:3 cts pet hatte, 83 s'ents per- d6oen bottles , *'6. -2 25 pe ~Anty q uanutity futrnishced. J c O rer c'otsntry will hseer wIith pr:m'mim 'mhnticit. AlM I FJt ' R t'IT)N


ocr: Dec. 18, 185 1. C(unty:-1 comuc yon that cir nature will not al two years hence in I he State Leg to serve yon tmy services at tihe do ipromise to hest of my aliliiy. respectfully, 0. P. MckR0Y. copy tf. 8 tr of A. R. pleasire in an idate for Sherilf' (lie ncxt fIection FRIEDS. tf. tlik Cof. Wfl .IA M a caIdidate for Sher the iext election. 20 tr. announce is a (nn adilate tor at the entutling of Capt ice hiln a canldi Tax-Collector for electioi and M1A- Vo-rr-ns. authorized OC ) ), as a camlidate it tie ensn. to antmnce Wat for Ordinary at :- tf Il linsont, ann::oince Collector ofClare Cs.in ittin Elet-tini, maany Voters. 51) tf. Editors: .\IS 3eCL 'Mr. Tax Collector for Maity Voters. 50 tf & CLAtRKsON, hore day idi-solved b:y to our friends and liberal palr.troinage .iX sl I aine will be con BR UNSON. th,r all n\ Io are in. and mak' iimnie : of ill' t yjgtid as tuntney. \\T\ IN, \V. CI.1RKSON. r whIa p. ithe niame ai t iyl will cotmimne tt mil stmnd of W inn ilIlm~ bepleasedti t hve genmier:dliy, tt call hospe tiy strimt at a conmiItnnunce, omf so libe.railly e.xtendmei, to IINSON, i a otioni oft the :t, lirst, cost. & lilllNSCN. iWe n'oc tote Ihtriingion Di),trict, iid opeinting tt titice :nnt well so l lats, Caps, , ( I;:a swaire, Grit. thec attentiomi Iii th ithubos. ST.\NI)) lM, a large, n:sort l)rv (m'mimlt. Per. FritsN, Xiimoked' Tioyms ainim Fantcy Ar of rmme.,trv, ~meers, .&Ie, and Low f(ml GREAT SALE OF I FOGARTIE & 0HARLEi Gentlenien 1llnek Drap lei Ete fo' Coats and Padht's; Italia White, iluck ,d colored Silk Vestih ; Black C aingle Mill Cassimeir ; Black Carntet la* Doy,j liag ;- Plain lIrown, anad Plaid itten li CotUg'j. Ready Ma Jiyron and Standing Collars, Blook add ec& penders, (loves aind Half Ilove in all their *i Silinner (hanzea Merino and Tiread Under Vests Linien and Uilk Ildkis; Silk and Gingham Uimbi India SiO Green India Silk Gamze for ,Mdijditd' Ndte, 'lain white barred 'avivsllon Ga'ze, best rnadd, W hite und colored flobint Pavilioni Nettir I, ex1 White and Color HExtraWilie and Checked6damh~ic, it 12c., ,c ter, Swiss, Paid and Striped Cambrism, at 6 Y Laites' ready made Linen, rosh importation, w ter Cambric. genuine not embossed, at 12 1-2U. Jacotnet 5mulin at o; 1.4 cts; Swiss and -ook 3 e t m., o half the value. Linen Ge Hutitclher't Lineen for Apronta, titrit whie it 8.1. 112, 14, and1 164 Damask Clthl, Ilichk'rdhs Pt'r dozen ;'a bargain, at bargam ; Extra Damsa thu, nanal; Frenci bordered ToWels, large lot diazen red bordered Ilinekahack Napkins, 6 1 blealecled 'abling, at 25s. per rd ; Linen D1 um ke, 12 1.,2 emins per yard ; We und fine Il Irish Linen Shir Irisht Linen by jieces.,17 1-2e., peryard , them of iaimortntion. ; 7-8 wilde Iillow Cae Linen, Go Iey aIld I trisha hinenH ShIetings ; Brown 5-4 ieU tut1ms ; -1-1 IBurlaps, or Flax Usnadburgs. Linen Tick 4-1 Linen rio-tigs at, 50., worth, andl usualli Sujer Fezalther Ticking at 12 1-.1 ; Extra Super eajunat to .inena. Grass Cloth ft [a-s India, Grast Cloth, for Skirting, at 75 cc White Colored Luppeit luilin Skirts at 75e.; th Furniture, Chir Good mide Furnitusre t'hitz; One case chol fur beauly, style and durability of Color; Also, Lubin's Pel Lubin's Extract for Ike llandk,:rchief; Ge Combs and Brushev uf all hinde; PWr mry at FOGi Ma2, 5 Corner King z New 4 And Great Bargains to OLD S. .VID? OPPOS) TI'l subscriber having jnt reithbdI fr f.ARGE AN) WELL ilNAlECTED S1O1 Io the people of Sumter District. They co Calicoe and Ginghais, Muslins, white and colored ; Brown ad Bleached Homespuns, Striped I losinepatnna; Alpa'easaL aald olretd Worsitngs ; 1'anit Stufi, Liaen Mii CoU0on; lwo.iery ani Faaury ouds ; Ready-made Citathing ; Irish Linens, &c. Together w ith a great many other article price., my only teiis of doi nr business. 1arch 1, 1935 Law Card, ATT'ORUNEY AT LAW, A ND Solictor in Equity. W1 I1,1, practice in heCourts for Stin to.-, Rticlaind, Keraiw, Dartlington anld Will idashdrgf DistrictIs. -M/" (Ificei on Court 11ouse Squtare Snmastervalte, 8. C. Jan. 1(0, 1%55 10 t f Coghlan & Gay. BLIAC KSM ll'ilS, E'ngineers, Machin ~iztst tan- Gaenera Machv.Janice, oto, ti'eir services to their friends and theo pub. hec. Te'rs Cavsh,-Or, wheni it is convenient antd safe to openiu 'accounts for pairtiesa they must settle tup at the end of eacti quarter of the year, e ither by cash,, disconuat or note. Our busivess will be strictly con dtucted ont this sysitm during the presenit year. REDl)3iN GAY. Jaznnary 17, 1%F5 Ii tf SUMTER.tVIL LE, b (i, E. ~Ntuuusace's OlThrs for sate at thme store formnerty occu paied by It. Greenvanld, next door to tthe otlictof taCapt. F. Sinnater, a LA RGE and well .pelected stock of F~A GL~ AND WI1N 'TERlt eady MuId Clothinu of all quali t ies andl sv.es, which lhe witl dispose of at least Irenfy/ire~ per cendtlower than any oither houtse~ in tow. 'iThe public are re pouitanlly invited to call and examtine for DELANiY rON, s. C. s Wear. n Cloth and Cushomeett, black anil 6olred oating alld Vestir lmbathes ; Eittalack rackts ;- Whie and eoloked Marseilles Vest ide GOcdge ired travsts g 5rarf i'ep fobr Sniikndi;t Jdig ietis; White Jean Drawers, French make j Gent's white and colored Widerd-Caftbilbs, alias.' i Gane. ib dibt diesuabl' 4'tft e-fdf comfort ii Uss 75 etsa; Green aid BuWr Pavilion- (hyse i ina'.dide. ed Dress Goo. pe half thetr valtte; Small It white' ch c, slightly ddjled, tortl'12T -2ctk.- tdoaer ill be sold at greai bargains; White Aanches superior for morning dreeses; Plain white usliu- at 121- 2- cgs; Colored Muslin-at 1 ods, &C L irpr at 18 84e, ryafif. s01 all Linda n's make, ;6 doen Damask Napkins at 01.2. ok 'ray Cloths, estra, la alse, and lower linen Towels at 6 1-4., a- eat'achfic ;..O le.; Tabling Damask, all widths ;: 1 ease 8 igm at 12 I-2c.; All! Liner HUMtNlbLik, best icheil Dowbas. ting, Sheetings. Sgoods are md at a great reduction on the dcos 1-2c., i or*h 50c.; 8, 10, 11, and 12-4 Barn sii Sheetings for heavy Aprons and Cot boV ings, && mold at 75n.; Extra heavy Tickin at 10 etA Doubled Tw ill Feather Ticking at . nearly r Skirting, &d, nts ; Mohair Skirts, Corded Cardbrib kiSr 2 above goods ar lower thaffa dadl. tz and Fria .e tidreased Furnitore C 'nt!; unsurpassed Eo Whike Furituit Diadty and Fringes. umery & rman Cologne; Hai- Oil,- fair Invigorato >f all kinds ; Aleo, a vanety of mdalf arctic LRI'IE & DELAND'S, and Wentworth-Streetv. Uoodg be had at Friersons TB CfINA'S HO TBIF1 rm Ihias'lphia,- wt~e fae harfaid in a 'K OF GOODs; b9kbave tooff-r theUr isi-t prmcipaHy ih Bloots aul'Sliobs, dIats an'd Caps H1andkerclitsfb, of all kind . Factory Yarn.i Large'stock of Grocerle* Toys and Confectiouary Perfumery ; Tin and C rockery Ware;, Carpet Bgo, &c. s, which %vilt be surd at tie- firdes MOBE9S LEVL Look Up Street WVsnn CLanK's IIOTEL is atili ins 6~ eration--(thmanks to the kindness of gooc rriends)-ready to receive castbiofs, and entertain thiem, to their entire sa-tiafaction, ailr. C. is resorved that his Hf6tel stellt be excelled by any houser ity~ t'he lEverythaing the market dein furnish shall be spread upon his table, w6ll cooked and aleanly. The beds are all in good order, and shall be kept so. Give him a trial uand Mr, Clark pledges satisfaction. Jan. 11, 18M 11 if SUCCESSORS TO G, LITTLE &(ds No. 191) KING STR EET, Next door to ViujaHotel. CHRESTON S.C. Always on hand--A large aid Fashionabhi Stock of Read v-IYade Clothing, A'it~ ciwV~ Fe loIssrr mawegs,,1 SilIWTS, H1OsEl1iLt, UMBRE LL AS,&c. &e WHlOlRSALE AND RFTAIL. g. JOHN T. DARBY can be found ths -tablishment. Feb. 14 Ap. 12, 185. ' 51y Choice Groceriese FAMILY 8UP Kendrick & Jenkin~ WOULD) announce toetheir friends and the community at large, that they have opened -in Sumtervlle opposite to. Webb's Storea largel. and varied stock of 9 FAMILY GROCERIES. Such as have never before been exhibited sale in this market. It comprises in as follows: BACON--Prime Sides, Shouldere,ad Hams'


ocr: GREAT SALE OF I FOGARTIE & 0HARLEi Gentlenien 1llnek Drap lei Ete fo' Coats and Padht's; Italia iluck ,d colored Silk Vestih ; Black C Mill Cassimeir ; Black Carntet la* Doy,j ;- Plain lIrown, anad Plaid itten li CotUg'j. Ready Ma Jiyron and Standing Collars, Blook add ec& (loves aind Half Ilove in all their *i (hanzea Merino and Tiread Under Vests and Uilk Ildkis; Silk and Gingham Uimbi India SiO Green India Silk Gamze for ,Mdijditd' Ndte, 'lain white barred 'avivsllon Ga'ze, best rnadd, hite und colored flobint Pavilioni Nettir I, ex1 White and Color HExtraWilie and Checked6damh~ic, it 12c., ,c ter, Swiss, Paid and Striped Cambrism, at 6 Y Laites' ready made Linen, rosh importation, w ter Cambric. genuine not embossed, at 12 1-2U. Jacotnet 5mulin at o; 1.4 cts; Swiss and -ook 3 e t m., o half the value. Linen Ge Hutitclher't Lineen for Apronta, titrit whie it 8.1. 112, 14, and1 164 Damask Clthl, Ilichk'rdhs Pt'r dozen ;'a bargain, at bargam ; Extra Damsa thu, nanal; Frenci bordered ToWels, large lot diazen red bordered Ilinekahack Napkins, 6 1 blealecled 'abling, at 25s. per rd ; Linen D1 um ke, 12 1.,2 emins per yard ; We und fine Il Irish Linen Shir Irisht Linen by jieces.,17 1-2e., peryard , them of iaimortntion. ; 7-8 wilde Iillow Cae Linen, Go Iey aIld I trisha hinenH ShIetings ; Brown 5-4 ieU tut1ms ; -1-1 IBurlaps, or Flax Usnadburgs. Linen Tick 4-1 Linen rio-tigs at, 50., worth, andl usualli Sujer Fezalther Ticking at 12 1-.1 ; Extra Super eajunat to .inena. Grass Cloth ft [a-s India, Grast Cloth, for Skirting, at 75 cc White Colored Luppeit luilin Skirts at 75e.; th Furniture, Chir Good mide Furnitusre t'hitz; One case chol fur beauly, style and durability of Color; Also, Lubin's Pel Lubin's Extract for Ike llandk,:rchief; Ge Combs and Brushev uf all hinde; PWr mry at FOGi Ma2, 5 Corner King z DELANiY rON, s. C. s Wear. n Cloth and Cushomeett, black anil 6olred oating alld Vestir lmbathes ; Eittalack rackts ;- Whie and eoloked Marseilles Vest ide GOcdge ired travsts g 5rarf i'ep fobr Sniikndi;t Jdig ietis; White Jean Drawers, French make j Gent's white and colored Widerd-Caftbilbs, alias.' i Gane. ib dibt diesuabl' 4'tft e-fdf comfort ii Uss 75 etsa; Green aid BuWr Pavilion- (hyse i ina'.dide. ed Dress Goo. pe half thetr valtte; Small It white' ch c, slightly ddjled, tortl'12T -2ctk.- tdoaer ill be sold at greai bargains; White Aanches superior for morning dreeses; Plain white usliu- at 121- 2- cgs; Colored Muslin-at 1 ods, &C L irpr at 18 84e, ryafif. s01 all Linda n's make, ;6 doen Damask Napkins at 01.2. ok 'ray Cloths, estra, la alse, and lower linen Towels at 6 1-4., a- eat'achfic ;..O le.; Tabling Damask, all widths ;: 1 ease 8 igm at 12 I-2c.; All! Liner HUMtNlbLik, best icheil Dowbas. ting, Sheetings. Sgoods are md at a great reduction on the dcos 1-2c., i or*h 50c.; 8, 10, 11, and 12-4 Barn sii Sheetings for heavy Aprons and Cot boV ings, && mold at 75n.; Extra heavy Tickin at 10 etA Doubled Tw ill Feather Ticking at . nearly r Skirting, &d, nts ; Mohair Skirts, Corded Cardbrib kiSr 2 above goods ar lower thaffa dadl. tz and Fria .e tidreased Furnitore C 'nt!; unsurpassed Eo Whike Furituit Diadty and Fringes. umery & rman Cologne; Hai- Oil,- fair Invigorato >f all kinds ; Aleo, a vanety of mdalf arctic LRI'IE & DELAND'S, and Wentworth-Streetv.


ocr: It. an d Advertise'ts, Boots & Shoes, m. .:s F m o m 'i'ION, 7 eich Ird 'I , so n S I e e ('OlUMItIA. S. C. .14 cons-ta fotI 4n h :2444i ar2i is daibily receiv. freth A1:Iu1J.ipie 411f :11 l II ts tot' l.24idies and24 w11e1n14e'1 ls 14., 4 o ill sho.-. ofI the 1:14st Cish I - A,.A. I I i-. r I I 'A LF I.N- aIl SU . 1 '1 r 'il I-:. f r - . . Mlarch 15, 1.-51. :1;ly 42. 4 ' l 1 .1 %' r f . \111 A I - E .! ) :aOIiE. has entii-ly rebuiib. i-o as co bet- c4apable isil-linu - rveral i iou ai .d tin ol ( 1' -. a 1:* -n loverwdl for IhI,- sinseni. |-:very faciliv n% ill bev at h-ed lop neTr-n. li ii at i't di.,l i'le to l y th- 4% 1m reenlarly. 11 n ill bit- .iaijt klevery matim-.z. if d.-qir::ble, by ratil reant, passenaer o'r s fr. -i:: .r iin:pllIi ihr railIrita, a ogoenws hamr4 kin, 1%.y eb-red tp -ive eer in-ility poor its inspor . \\- -will 11:%4- h: Uve a 1:4 n t the I l:-renit dotI1ools t4 rer'veIo, returned Ishtiakes, . . A- v ('osi cfire tn4o4 c n p--r pa-inr ; drn age., .4.41 ':4 .Iin :l7 ' 2eent: eintrt4's loon i tbe fra' * 2.1 to :inl ento per I l looi 1,A 1 T Il lT 11Ait li t ,4) I'r4pri4'i44s.1 N. 1. IlaiiIs tre a ver%, con44venIieint 1d111e Irai: pu-I iin; ive. Ill ike.* % ill bet? Furn2i1.'1e .,:y . , 11151 If nton AdVLsits, BU.lKHI IE , \\'il(G.. \, .4 .\ uj a .W l'il 4 11 I m 1 . \1. ' 2 ' N ; m I' \il k 1. '1 B u 11 -r _1 x , I .; A 2r N. H -.\1 4ordr, Ii;'d voch.


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ocr: Perry -Moses, for sale, for Cash, or to approved customers on time, a genera 1 assortment of GlOCERIES, IHAIIDARE, CHO JKERY Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Cutlery, Carron Ware Enarninelled Ware, Coopers' Ware, Tin Ware, Pa tent Medicines, Stone Ware, Carriage' Trim mings, and (arriagce Hardware, Sadlery, SCHOOL BOOKS, LIGIT LIT IiATUlE AND STATIONERY/ READY MADE CLOTHING, CONFECTIUNJR Y, INA ILS, LIM, &c. &c. le particularly invites attention to his extensive assort ment of January 1855 13 .f G o o-d s, ATyf2. J. MMOSES am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF TINE LARGEST STOcK OF GOODS ever brnouglit to this market, I will se .w for eash or ton pprrod rustners on lime. Iiving ten years nl the rendly mnov to buy goo:is with, enables lue to offer the following relees reamarkabily cheijp. viz: A LAl'Gl': ST( hK OF1 DRY GOO.. noily domestic. Ii A T8. (C l'IS, iil. C0011K..'S W A RE,, llA-"K ET WA REF, &e. BIll LDING MIAT-RIALS, CARI'EN l'lAC'S TOOL.S, CUTLERY, &e. 11 A ItR)WA %).I. iiill des ri p Pionw, Pos, Oven, ,Skillet3, &c. STONE JU(;s ANI) JARE , O.N\E (IIURNES. CAlRlRIAGEl TIMl \INGS, CAR IAGE IARli)WAlIE. I.ECA TI Et Ol-' Al.L KIN I)s, Xi8:rbl;.-rv, II aress, &c. &c. TATIONA IY AND CON-PECTION.\ltY. C iO .' K F 1 .Y, ini ain-r s .tiild ot hern ise. G it'MiiL iis, n' all kiils. Asid :almost amy article Mat many be called for. 20). 1t54. .47 U DR. W, JAS. DAMIAN & SUMATTER XILL4E9 S". OFIERS for a:tle Filit CAbil, or an atppro-v rlit, at tl lowest market prices,.a W . assortment of OLrugs and Medicines. Fine Chemicals, Paints tin Oils, Extracts, wines, I'.-rfumiry, lIve.Siamll. 'f-rna'em, Lemon Syrup, Fancy 8o1p', Wininos- (;lass, laniets. Fine Tobacco - Fai:'v Articles. Spirit Ga-s, S:mtrilicators, Cigars, H1rn-hues. Spirit- 'irp:::n, Stasitmery, Vinl.-gar, Tmgether n th every article cornprisiisi. the Scmk of a )rt.:ist or Physician. Also, a Va oi th%, m-"t Popubar l'atent Me ucn mng which nr.-, ( o I Liver Oil, (besI) Jacob's (Choleras Coreliat. Wist:ar's Balsain of Wild Cherry, Carter's Lpanish Mixtur, Ayer's Cherry Pecioral, ' ainptoiis' Vegetable Tincture, hlll-ways Pillq and Ointment, IieL-.orm's H:lasam of Ufe,' Davis' Puin Killer. 'sattersall's Heave Powideri Iad way 'a Rady Relief. Dir. iayne's ledicines, - taidwav's Renovatini; lteaolvent, Pheinix liittern nud Pills Farrell's ArJbiai Liianant, lhiolland's Grrinati Biters, Mlexican Muitan, Linam.nont, Sanrnarillus, (Epping's, Bull's, lhotse are wi:ly a few-call for tny article in our lin of business an:l you will be suplied JOHN W. DA&LtGAN. W. JAS. DARGAN, M D. Jan :14, 1d55 12 KEEP TE BALL IN MOTION. Pair Plantation Brogans at the Planter's and Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOf AND SHOE MUPORIUMI, 1'!llI .,nta c.r .. r In )! iie to annontnee into h l'oter tand Merchanmits of 8:rmter and ~' tl Wuam~snrr I )i-t rics, tha lhe hia,. inow on hantd, ~ad costant ly receiving Large6 ol PI,.AN ['AiO(N. StjOld, toi.etherr ith an unirivaledl stock ol Ladies, ssa.s. hhi'ys. intabis, and t.'hildreni's Boasts ai Shtuiss, of every kind, ainsd from the st t.'asmminabhle Wo'srinmen. h-5'' Orders fruit. thne country faithfutlly rand promptly) n rts'nded~ to. EDWA RD DALY, 30G KmtgSt, Chlson, S. C., ta few doors .ble e wMerchtat's 1lotel--samie side. Setembe~iltr :l7th. 18Mf5 48 I - -REA T SO0UT HERN REaMIED. JACQB'S CORI ts. Fr)m A 3.3. news1VE, sIg,.g:Asg. Snehla f,~ r'lihiera. D~ysentnry'. Din rrhe';n. ('hnshcra Morbrhus. l5iliuuns Chtilic, Cholera AL..O, A D.\IUUALlA AI)AJP T 1) 'IL uIA NY D)I8E AXS ES OF FEMIALkE ,


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ocr: W a n ' GOOD BLACKSMIThl, by the month or year, for whom liberal wages will be given. pply to the Subscriber, atE Edgehield C. II. S..F. GOODE.


ocr: ALL WHO ARE IN ARREARS TO THE. Edgefield & Cheatham Plank RaadI r Road is finished, and debts due by the Company for Lun.ber, hire or hands, &c., must be paid. Those indebted therefore, must come for ward, without any further delay, and pay up their Stock. The. creditors of the Company cannot ba plut ofi any longer. "A S. F. GOODE, Pres't.


ocr: iii MY PLANTATION ON-' Horn's Creek, of- 500 of Cotton and Corn Land, well watore4,--. a Dwelling IHouse, Gin House and Screw, out houses, barns, cribs, and all the ueual together with several Springs of good.chi water. To Rent, STORE HOUSE occupied -this year by G. PENN, near the Court House. E. J..MLMS


ocr: COS -T;, FOR CASH 1 Undersigned, intending to change his busi neiss, will sell his Stock of Goods, Hats and Caps, SHOES, AND SADDLERY, NEW YORK COST, FOR CASH! JAS. B SULLIVAN. 10 4t 52 Hotel Re-opened. IE Subscriber informs the public that lie has opened the Hotel s, the GRANITEVILLE 110 where be hopes by giving close to the House, to be liberally patronised. Hotel will be kept in good style-as much so any in the State. Nly Table will be furnished the best the market affords. My Stables shall be supplied with good proder, and attend by an excellent Ostler. JAS. A. MOSLEY. Jan 8, 4t 52 Negroes for Sale, CONSENT of parties, I will sell at Edge field C. 11., at publbe outcry, on the first Mon in February next, Four Negro Slaves, Lark and his'wife Mariah, Lewis and Lee. credit until the first of January 1856, interest from the day or sale. Purchasers will required to give notes with two sureties to se the purchase money. The above negroes can treated for at private sale. S. B. GRIFFIN, AGENT. 10 4t 52 Land for Sale, TIE Subscriber bein$Nesirous of moving West otyers for sale his VALUABLE TR A GT OF 1), lying on Mountain Creek. near the con oI it and Turkey Creek, crossing the Block Rona. twelve miles from Edgefield Village, con Four hundred and sixty-seven (467) ucres, o d improvemetis, ind adjoining lauds of Dr. Lake. .1. llo'loway, lsaac Boles, Sam. Zim and others. E. M. BIRD. 10 4t 52 Fair Notice. LL Per-ons indebted to me either by note or account can find then in the hands of A. C., at my house, until Feb. next-after that time will be left in the hands of G. W. Laudrum for collection. I ,,fier for sale my KEM1P and BLEDSOE ACTS OF' LAN . 1 one containing Four Hun and Fifteen acres, and the other Two hundred twenty-two acres. Said Lands will be sold for cash, or good paper. DORN. 10 3t 52 Administrator's Sale, an Order from H. T. Wright, Ordinary, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on Monday in February next, all the personal pro of the late Ilenry F. Freeman, dee'd., con if THIRTEEN LIKELY NEGROES, on until the 25th December 1855. Purchasers notes with amlile security, before the delivery the property. N. K. BUTLBLR, Ad'or. 10 4t 52 Brought to the Jail, this listrict, a Negro woman who says her 1n:o1me is 13 I-TSY, and that she belongs to one Smith. living in the up-country. Said woman five feet four inches in height, dark com and wears ear-riis. owner is requested to come forward, prove pay charges and take her away, otherwise wll lie dealt with as the law directs. W. W. GOODM1AN, j. r.. 0. .an 10 tf 52 OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. Y H.T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge .1)field District: Willis Satchier has applied to me ror Let. of Administration, on all and singular the goods chattels. riirhts and credits of Walter Satcher late the District aforesaid, deceased. are, th~ererore, to cite and admonish all and the kindred and creditors of the said deceas. to he and appear before me, at ournest Ordinary's for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield on the 1thi day of Jan., 1855, to show cause, if why the said 'Administration should not be under my hand and seal, this 29th day of in the v'ear of our L~ord one thousand eight and: fifty~-four and in the 79th year of Amern ladependetnce. 11. T. WRIGHT, 0. E. D. 3 2t 51 OF SOUTli CAROLINA. EDGP.FIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY, )Y IL.T. WRIGIIT, Esquire, Ordinmary of Edge. field District. 0. W. Allen. has app.lied to me for Let of Aniinistration, on atl and singular thme goods cbattels, rights and credits of John R. Allen, late the District nforesaid dleceased. are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and the kindred and creditors of the said do. to be and. appear before me, at onr next Ordi Court for the said District, to he holden at C. H., on the 15th day of Jantuary, 1855, to cauise, if any, why the said administration should he granted. untder my hand and seal, this 1st day of Jan., the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Law Notice, A SSRS. SPANN & MAGRATIN, in partnership, will practice in LA W AND EQUITY. Office opposite the residence of Mr. G. Addison. One or the other will always be in office. Jan 3 3m 51 Teacher Wanted. A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the School at Horn's Creek Church. No onwneed apply unless he can come well recommended. WASH. WISE, T tee JOHN FAIR. Jan 3 3t 51 Teacher Wanted TO take charge of a School at Stevens' Creek LChurch. One that can come well recommend ed will rceeive a liberal salarv. D. C."TOMPKINS, J. S. SMYLY, a J. S. BUZZARD, W. N. STEVENS, Jan 3 3t* 51 $25 Reward. LOST on Saturday the 23d ult., my POCKET L BOOK, containing rcc One Hundred Dol lar Bills, and four Fifty lar Bills, with my name written on t'e back of one of the One Hundred Dollar Bills. A reward of $25 will be given upon delivery of said Pocket Book and contents, or any information concerning it will be thankfully received. M. A. PADGETT. Jan 3 tf 51 L-o s t ON Christmas day, a medium size Red Figured PORTMON EY, containing a sniall a-nount of money, and two notes, one on .l. P. Cofer, given oii 26th Nov. for $18, and tle other on T. 11. Bartly, for $30, given on 2d Dec. It also contained a note against myself, for $12, which I had settled but neg lected to destroy. Other papers and accounts were ir, the Pocket Book. I will give a suitable reward for the safe delivery of said Pocket Book. E. N. BARTLEV. Jan 3 3 3 51 Nota Bene, SPECIAL NOTIME I HAVE closed my Shoe Busitiess. From the press of other business, I can devote but a short time, personally, to the collection of my aeconnts. After the expiration of which time, those indebted by note or account, will receive legal notice of the employment of an Agent legally authorized to set tle with them. R. T. MIMS. January 3 -t 51_ Adinistrators Sale. B Y Virtue of an Order from 11. T. Wright, Or ?dinary of Edgefield District, we will proceed to sell at the late residence of John C. Allen, dee'd., on Wednesday the ith January, all the personal Estate of said deceased, consisting of Fifty-one Likely Negroes, Crop of Corn, Cotton, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, Peas, &e. Also. Stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Ilogs and Sheep, one Carriage. one Buggy, three Wag ons, one Cart, Blaeksmith and Plantation Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Also, one excellent Piano. TERMs.-On a credit until 25th Dec. next-inte rest from date-with note and approved securities, for all sumsabove ten dollars: of and under that naount cash, before delivery of property. W. S. SMYLY. Adm'or. N. B.--Will be rented at the simne timle and place, for the ensuing year, the valuab!e and highly prodnetive tract of Land known as the Mill 1iace. Jan 3 2t 51 Notice! THUE Subscriber will attend at Maj. J. C. Allen's T sale, where all persons indebted to the Estate of Simeon Mathis, dec'd., are respectfully requested to come forward and settle their accounts, and all those having any demands will also present them at the same time and place, as the Subscriber lives at a distance from any pubiie place. SI.PSON MATINS, Admn'or. JanI 2t 51 Public Sale1 IT ILL be sold at my residence on Weadnesday ?Y the 10tht inst., my STOCK~ OF CATITLE AND HOGS, amnong whiich are 30 or 40 Fat llogs, wo good Waggonsa, a'Thrasher and Fan. Gin Ileaid, FIYE MULES, Fodder and Corn,and other things to tedious to mention. Also, SIX or SEV EN NEG ROES to lire, if not previously disposed of. -.RO ARN Jan 4 -- - It 51 BT an Orader from H . T. Wright, Orditnary of Edgefield Distriet, I iil sell at the late rest ience of Sarah Gregory, dee'd,, on Friday the 19th Jatnuary, Seven Likely Negroes, Stock of Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture. TrEmss.-On a credit until the 25th day of Dc cember next. Purchasers giving not -s with :ample securities. All sums unader five doallairs will be re quired in cash. RICH. GREGORY, AdXor. Jan 3 2t 51 List of Letters R EMIAINING in the Post Office at Edgelield C. 11., on thme 30th December, 15S4. A-. Adams, W. A. A dams, Mrs. A . Adadisaon. B-T. S. Beach, Miss Frances A. Boaswell, Thos. P. Beoard, Miss Mary Bradberry, Jiohtn G. Boozer, Edmund Bloyd, Julius ledsoe, Rev. II. T. Blartley, Edgefield Collegiate Institute, FOR YOUNG LADIES! 42 PUriLS IN ATTENDANCE LASr SESsioN. T IIE next Session will commence on Monday January 8th, 1855. Tuition per Session, 14 weeks. Primary Department.............$7'00 Academical " ................12 00 Collegiate ................15 00 Musie-Guitar or Piano..............18 00 Drawing and Fruenh. eiw-hn............10 00 Pupils using the Apparatus are charged each per Session $2,00. Pupils using the Piano for practice are charged for keeping-then in tune per Session $1,00. All Pupils are charged fifty cents each for con tingeneics. The Musical Department is furnished with FIVE PIA NOS, which are kept in exc'ellent order, and used constantly by the Pupils. Vocal Mlusic istaught daily without extra charge. Tie Teachers will continuc in their several De partinents the same as last fSession. CHAS. A. RAYlOND., PaienrAL. Dc 27 tf 50 Edgefield Male School, r IU1S School is located in one'of the most healthy, pleasant and convenient places near the Village, on the road leadintr to Col. F. W. PicKss' amid just one mile fron the Court House. The exercises of the School will commence on the Second Monday in January. All the Eniglish branch'es usually connected with Schools of this kind will be tatglt, and on reasona ble terms. The Teacher pledges his best efforts to give tho roughness of instruction. and to affurd a good, prac tical and business education. Strict attention will be paid to principles and manners. Rates of Tuition per Session. Orthography, Reading and Writing........$6 00 Arithmetic, History and Defining .......... 8 00 Arithmetic. Geography and Grammar......10 00 Algebra, Geometry and Natural Philosophy. 14 00 Tryeonometry, Surveying, &c............16 00 The scholastic year will be divided into two Ses sions of Five nonths cach. Pupils are charged from the time of entrance to the end of the Session. Sickness of two week's duration will be dedueted. Disciplinestrict.without crueltv. T. 13. CROOKER. Jan 3 5t 51 Oak Grove Academy, r he Trustees of this A cadtmy t:ak. much pleasure .in informninz the cIno:unity aol its former pat rons that it will be opened on the 2nd Manday in January inst. under the charge of Miss C. E. WEEKS in the Academical ),,part- tent, and Miss F. NI. D. IEND IICK, in the Musical Department. Miss Ilxstmicc has had charge of this Academy for the past year, and has given general satisfaction, and Miss WEEKs has hiad the conduct of a school in this vicinity during the year 1854, and we :* assured by those who patronized her school, that she is well qualified to teach. To those who have heard Miss IIENDacK perform on the Piano it is unnecessary to say anything in commendation of her qualificatio-ns in this Department. We feel 'ell azmured that our school merits the patronage of the conmmounily. This school is situated in Edgefield District, with in two miles of Kirksey's Cross Roads P. 0., in a high and healthy section of the District. Good board in the neighborhood at $7 to $8 per month. Rates of tuition are reasonable. The year is divided into two Sessions of 22 weeks each. All the branches usually taught if female schools are taught in this Academy, viz: English, French and Spanish Languages- drawing atnd paint in, and two crayon drawing and music, instrumnen tal and vocal. E. DEVORE, E. A NDREWVS, | S. STF:PIL ENS, Trustees. J. UARRIS, I S. STALNAKER,) Jan 3 2ne 51 Gleason's Pictorial For the Year 1855. '11 M. TALLOU, who has edited the " Pictori .iIal'fromi the commnacemtent, having bought out the late proprietor, Mr. F. Gleasotn, will conduct this popular atnd widely circutlated paper on his own ccunt. The new volumne will be radically improved in every respect, and will be published on finter pa. pr thnan ever before, which quality will be continued henceforth wvithotut chtatnge. hMany newv aind popular features will at oince be initroduced, and tihe literary dpartmennt wvill preseint an arrany of talent and inter est beyond ainythting it has before attempted. The illustrations will be litner, and by better artists titan have before bneen etnraged upon the paper, annd alto gethIer thne publication will be vastly imnproved and beautified. Arrattneents hnave been manic for representing dring thte year, views of thne mnost ntotable buildings an localities thnroughtout the Unnited States. as wvell as giving likeneses of thne nost promninetnt cha~rac ers, nmale and fem-nde, of~ artists and nmen of genius, such as ha~vc, by thneir own inidustry and skill, nnade for thnemselves a fortune and a name. In addition to these, various notable European scenes and. oc currences will also bne given front week to week, forming a brilliiant illustrated journtal. Tecrms :b.Incariably in Adrance.-One sub scriber. otne year...................... $3 00 Four subscriber's, one year.............. 10 00 Ten " " " ......... 20 20 g Anty person sending sixteen subscribers at the la~t rate, will receive thne scvcnnteennth copy gnatis. Address M. M. BA LLOU, Punblishner ad Proprietor, of Tremont Bromfield ii ] J. i I A u


ocr: RICH D RY GOODS!1 "CHEAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPEST." GRAY BROTHERS, EG to inform the public, that their Fall pur chases this season have been UNUzi having been in the Northern markets over three months this Summer, where so many large auction sales took place, offering decided ad vantage to close purchasers. We can confidently say that our Stock is MUCH CHEAPER than the like quality of Goods could be obtained a few weeks later, when the great body of Merchants went to Our desire, owing to the very short season that will now necessarily have, is to dispose of this large Stock. independent of profits, and we may venture to say that we can offer as strong induce as any of our neighbors, if not stronger. In our DRESS GOODS ROOM will be found the richest varieties of the Season, such a Elegant Moriantigue SILKS; Rich Satin, Striped do Elegant Black Plaid do Small Striped Plaids and figured Rich Brocade Plain, Striped and Plaid, 50 conts per yard, worth 75 cents ; Plain Black Silks, all widths, very cheap; Black Plaid Watered and Brocade, new styles; White Silks and Satins ; Figured, all Wool, Vrench Muslin Detaines, 12J cents, worth 50 cents ; French Merinos, very cheap; Lupine' best Bombazine, exceedingly low; Black Jamiese, a newjand very desirable all-Wool for mourning ; Black Alpaccas all qualities, some very fine and low priced; Mantillas, Cloaks and Talmas of the very latest styles, exceedingly cheap; Crape, Cashmere and Woollen Shawls ; Embroideries of all kinds, of the most elegant Ribbons for the Million, fine bonnet and neck, 6 cents a yard, worth 20 cents ; Calicoes and Ginghams, best styles, very cheap, Domestic Goods of all kinds; Blankets and Kerseys unusually low, and a great variety of other articles to which we would respect fully invite the attention of the public. GRAY BROTHERS. Augusta, Nov 14 t 44


ocr: Fine a.I HAVE on Consignmeint and for sale Two Quarter Cask of fins Im ported BRAN.DY, which I will sell low for cash. This Brandy is of excellent quality and will suit the taste of the most fastidious.. S. E. BOWERS, Agent. Hamburg, Mar 20. . -- tf . .10


ocr: . Ma ta, in-this Village, on the 3d July, by T. Bacon, Esq., Mr. WM. E. LEan, of Baltimore, and Miss IsAni.L.A CoVAR, of this place. MianIED, on the 3d June, by J. A. Lott, Esq., BENJAMIN Boo'r and Miss MARTHA,-'daughter Mr. Simpson Rowe. Also, on the 18th June, by the same, Mr. Gso. and Miss NANcv, daughter of Mr. Rowe, all of this District.


ocr: Ladies' Summer Mantillas' -vT1LLIAM SHEAR, -Augusta, Ga., has just' - received from New York, asupply of Ladies' Black Silk, Spring and Summer MAN TILLAS, of new and elegant styles; - White and Colored Silk Mantillas; Bl'k Grenadihe and Crape Mourning Min. tillas, of beautiful styes. The public are respectfully invited to call and the assortment . - -


ocr: F. F. F. Fine Fresh Flour! T HE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has and will keep constantly on hand a good supply of SUPERFINE NEW FLOUR, which he will sell on as moderate terms as possible. Try a sack, and convince yourself of its excellent quality. R. H. SULLIVAN. July 11 tf 26


ocr: THE EDGEFIELD BOOT & SHOE IS arried'on nt the old Stand, Iadjoiining Drs. A. -G. & T. y. .Teague's Drug Store,- where BOOTS-AND SHOES. of the very Besg Material and .Best.- Workma~nshlpy may be obtained, and most exellent ets-warranted. And, also, an extensive variety-of m o @0 ci lea o mi Of my own manulaeture, always kepit on And thoseln want of a good article will please es11 on the Subscriber. WM. McEVOY.


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ocr: says Govern decreed tghe inmediate mobilizatio n of own army, and the 4th and 5th ciorps ordered'to occupy the provinces of and Silesia. The treaties between England, and Sardinia are published. engnges to send, in


ocr: a Various rumord point. to Lord ston, Lord John Russell, and iast'y Lord Lunsdowne, as those who probably be placed at fle head of af inistry. Nothing in regard to the future is certaun and niuch difficulty is enced in forming a new cabinet. Prussia is prepariig for action.


ocr: obeyed, we (anit not ref-nin fitrn too that the Railroad authori ties.will not go unwhipped of ,bat sensure which they deserve for intro such laborers into our country. endorse the . Times in They are not needed here. We have of labor of' our own, whieh can be easily controlled, wit hout resort the military of the State. It is only ieces-ary to command, anl our slaves and promptly obey' the We rejoice to see industrious white rnechianics Coming aiong us5, colie they may. They should be and honored. They con not a little of the strength of' community inl which they are found. But as regards mere day the place of' such in the States is best filled with At rican shives. TnE NEw POsTAUE lItiLL.-The office bill passed by Congiess requires everything to be pre-paid the 1st of July next ; the postlige to Caiifornia is to be ten cents instead six. The rates on single letters for anly not exceeding three thoisanI three cents ; and for any dis tance exceeding three ti, tisand mi iles, ten cents. For it double letter the is to be double. fopr a t reble lctter, treble, a:. d for a quadruple let ter, quadruple these rates. Atid from aid after blltry 1, IS50, the Postm taster General ma.1y require postmiasters to place postage upon all pre-paid letten. 11'0n such stamtips m1iay not htave bveen by -the writers. All drlp. letters, or letters placed in any post (Office not. Im tranlStinissii thriouglh the but for delivery nly, tre to be with postage at. the rate cenit each and all :etters


ocr: recently stabbed by an expelled: of the Methodist Church, at Port It is said that the Doctor expired ately after receiving the ivound.' particulars of, the horrible aff'lir are, tho person who'inurdered M4 hadl.nade application to be reiusfad the church, and all the members except Mr. Wood ward. The excommulti cated menamber became indignm, while the,trial was in progress, lie. upon Dr-. Woodward and :stubbed him the heart, in front of thid pulpit of Methodist Church. The whole amount act nally received Gwrdiner for three-fourths of his lent Mexican c;aimn was about Of this tihe Goveritinent has about $*30,000. The llinois Legi-iature has passed act requirinlig railroad companies'to in their roads. A good law that. It has been discovered that a keeper a lager beer cellar in the Bowery, York, for the purpose of evad ing the requiring him to close his place on lay, has beed in the habit of holding tended religious services therein, tinar himself as the leader of lie takes the Bib'e, tends a chapter two, serves e;ach of his hearers with glass of beer, and takes up a collection. As tle Cimstitution piobably did not iie mnplate .so mitch liberty of the arraigemient will be interfered ly the polee. Gov. Mindill, of Ohio. has made it in


ocr: The New York Triba; is loud in i0a of the Piesideit for vetoing the up bill for the aid of Collis lite of sIcarmers. The hill is denonnced a filthy schenie for robbing the Uamted Treasury. The LondiIon Tunes is down upon the -ristnra(y of "Old Englaid" and calls loudly for leaders from the "Commons. Ani extra session of Congress is freeiv of as itevitable, although the Pres.


ocr: tie night before, and had not yet returned, and in the arner probably saved their lives. The irne Indians returned tihe next day and killed one mnantad wounded. another, opposite the mouth :'or the St, and within half a mil of the and that night they run oir near one hundred head of aninials belonging to the Mr. Atwood was at tliet. Charles, On his way irom Silt Like City to Taos, when thie maseacre took place, and hal f an hour afterwards was at the Pueblo. He describes the scene as heart rending in the extreme. .Tie victims were lying as they fell, sirilppedi and the 'w.rm btood was still'rumniirg from their wounds. The two wounded men he net on Ihe road, craw hing towards tie Fort, one died on tire road, but tire other reiched there, and was shy when Mr. Atwood left. For the Suiter Banner. ile Riot. Afessrs. Editors: You have seen in tire papers, some a.:counts of a riotl which took place ont tire Neirth Easterni Rail Road. I hari pened'to be'present, inl ColImbia. at tihe tiie application was rMa c to Governior Adams for all exercise of his authority inl quellinig this petty rebellion. It seems that some Germian laborers had landed in Charleston, and tire Irish who were already on tire Nort EasTertn Road,' show 2d soni viilent manifestations towards their newly arrived rivIls for work. The Irish were prevented from aiy violenrce at the tiie, but merely desisted for tire time declaring what they would do whein they go) their Sivals oi the road. Accordingly to prevent the Get tmais,. by rtifice, from utking part, in the wor which tiey wished to monopolize, they proteided to strike for wages, frmiiing their for. ces upoll a lile oftire rail road rdiisiingr to work themselves ori, to allow any (ne else to do so. Ill this state of al lairs the Attorney Genieal. Col. Isaac W. Ilayne, issued a warranit fir tire imiost uniruly of tlh 'se w hose names ie couid get; and senit. with tire Sheriff, an Irish and a German Constab .e, and also a Catihlic priest, with the iope t.lhat they might bo itilrmied as to tire conisequences of their conduct and yield to the authority of law. But the rebellionists refused to be arrested. . At that that tige of tire disorderly conduct, C0. Ilayne, who had left Ciarleston in the ieaniwhile, was telegri apfred to, that, lie irght, preseint tmatter to tihe Goveinor. He did so; and the Gover ior very promptly despatched orders to Maj. General Sehnierie to call out cite Company of' Rillemen, one of Dragoois, and, if necessary, a Company of lIfanrtry and Flying Artilery. .From thle nie wspa. per rep rts I see that n wellty -furr of tire rioters were arrested. I ami very siry to see manifiesta. tions of this kind, upion'c tUe part of tire lawle!s multitude, ini South Uulina ; and very happy to see a prompt dis positioi to quell such iutrages. If the Jaws of South Carolina are not sufli cient to red ress tire wrongs fto'.se wio seek citizeinship with u<, it were flar be'tter they s'huht l1 se'k lroitection elewhere iati that they sithould take their cause iito their own haiids. too the disturiances of tire publi peac - a d .good order. ALPIlA. Tim IRv. OuvLLE-: DEwEY, D. D. distinguished divine, we see by tha Chazrestoin papera, wais to hrave' commnenced a courise of lectures oi. Tire paroblemi of* hauatn life atid des tiny3 "' in Charliestoni tan Moni day last. Dr. D.t-wEY- is one of' tihe motst dis tingnishred div nes in Aimericai antd hris leitreLs have beeni loo ked fotrard to with mruc~h initerest anrd pleasure. An exchtage speaikinig of imi says: lie sems to acqriire nrew pnowers at eve ry atepi oi iris pirogrerss ini thre d is cussi' n of his thietme, whIichi tmay be said ti be the wiirbli at lar.e- lie andi the~ great pur pose 'of tire discuission hthus fr, hras evidlentr'y bieent to vini. dicate the ways of Godl to mian" hits opponent Matjor qulaR qil I. ?Now NOTINos IN COUILT.-At the comnIMtcetnent of the trial of Arthurs MvAllion for *the muraer of his wife 'in troy, N. Y.' sonie curious proceed ings were had- on .empa.in ling t jury. The Troy Be1dget of the ult. says: 'J hs pristmer being A h. olio Jrlshmaun &counsel thoW i advisable to question the juro ailed in relation to their feeling to~ rds f. r. eignerg, and their connecti-" ith the Kr ow Nothing .orgapiza n. W ith. out a formal detiwiabn J iat persons belorig'ng to thit' o-h- ound secret organ ization are, from that, connection merely, incompetent to Itz_ s juror. in' case' between ihe: peo * sud a CatIholiU foreigner, tfie courii t'y .he' Cou:t, coon iel and triersI making of th's pannel, appearP, ' Y be in eflect equ-valet, to l reco of that principle. .Mr. Townsend, for the Pree0tro; in answer to the )bjeetitpjars' by Mr. Beachi did .t, cu, cede t, the oibligations of the socety *would ne. ces .1rily prevent a, In.e.iber as.a juror, fror returning a just and 1. ir verdict, in a case like the present; yet, to a certa.n eitent he ifquiesced in the views expressed by Mr. Beaeb, who regarded the tendency of' thae cnnection' .as dangerous, liable to. defeat the ends of justice, and one that should be: carefully guarded against, in cases especially wh re the- life or liberty ofa Catholic foreigner is in voilved. MoaE BLD0 iDanED INYATORSON. The Jackson (Miss.) Me.rcury of the 20th 1it.., I-ays: Our conmmunit was shockedby the oecurrence oi another terrible tra edy on Saturday evening. Mr. J. F. Irish stabbed Air. Henry Hipple with a bowie-knife, causing his almost instant death.* The parties were broth ers in -law. m.d lon-, residents here. We fiarbear from any puulicati,n of the circumstances. An examination will be had before the Magistrate this morning at 10 o'clock." Mr. Ilipple, we believe, was a inernber of the First Mis issip, i Regi ment in the Mexican Ntar. his".J1 the fourth citizen of Jackson killed within three months h.a k Al AnmRIK, At -Sumterville. by-the Rev. N. Graham, on Saturdty the LIoth inst., 11ENRYS. i. Biowk..D. of Wa'hington, 1). C.1 .and Miss MIRIAM Ilo.-roN of Nev Ydiik Cit'y. PRICEs CUaaENT o THE CIARLESTON MARRIET, Corrected weekly by W. S. Itawtoa & Co. FACTORS AND COMMIss5ON MERCHANTS, Charleston, S. C. CnAt.s'roN. March 10. CoTT94.-Upland--The sales ti.e past week up to this date was about 13,003 Iles at 1.4 to 3.8 c. per Ib. advance. Our < otation. are for fair 0 to 9 1.4 prime 9 1-2 c. ani upwards. I1cE.-Cean 83 51) to 84 75. Ad. vaicod 1-4c. pr. Ib. Conr.-$t to 81 05 per bushel. OATS.-65 to 68C. Scarce anu in demand. PEA.-Black $1, Red 81 10 to $1 15 per bushel. HAY.Norha ive 8120 per hundred ib. F~ou.-$ ~3) t 10per Dlarrel. Scarc'e and in demand. BAcon.-sides, 8 to 9 1-4c. 'Hams, il to 14c. Shoulders, 7 to 8c. lAARD.-10 1.21t0 i 1-2 and prime 12.Cte per lb. BerrT~n-Goshen 2.5 to 2$c. !'or prime. SaLT.-95C. to 1 20) per sack. CtFF E E.--Cu ba 10 to lic0. IRio 9 1.2 to 12c. per lb. Mou.ASSEs..-N. 0. 26 to 27c. Cuba 22 to Suan.---rown 4 10 6c. and upwards. Btcarxco.-[Dundlee 10 1-2 to l ie. Gunny lto, 13c. Ror'E.-Western 10 'to 10 1-2


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ocr: ADMissioNs To THE BAR.-The followin gentlemen were on Tuesday 16th inst., admitte to practice in the Courts of General Session and Common Pleas in this State: Alasoli G. Anderson, Berkley Grimball, W. C. Buchanan, Henry Laurens, H. H. Caldwell Edward McCrady, J' John A. Chapman, John McInnis, M. M. Cohen, J. 1. Middleton, D. B. DeSaussure, Myer B. Moses, Robert De 1 reille, Watson A. O'Cain D. B. Dingle, Chas. J. Stroman, M. W. Gary, H. Lee Thurston. a


ocr: NEW SPRINXG GOODS I' WARD, BURCHARD & 00., AUGUSTA, GA., AR"E now receiving by every Steamer large ad ditions to their Stock of all that is New, Elegant and Useful! -SUCH At SILKS, SILK BARAGES and LAWN rLOUNCED ROBES, BERAGE DELAINES RICH CHALLIES, LAWNS, TISSUES, BARAGES. GINGHAMS, CALICOES, LACE BED SPREADS, WIDE COTCH DIAPERS, LINEN DAMASK HUCK TOWELING, NAPKINS,. DOYLIES, 12-4 COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS, RISH LINENS, FARMERS AND PLANTERS LINENS and DRILLINGS, COTTON ADES, CHAMBRAY, LINEN LUSTRES. -Also Family Mourning Attire, L complete assortment of all the Various Fabrics, to 1i of which they respectfully ask attention. Their rices to Cash and prompt paying buyers will bep och as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Augusta,Mareh14 t 9


ocr: DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, RS. A, G. & T. J. TEAGUE, respect fully inform their friends aud patrons they have just received their FRESH Stock of Pure and Genuine Drugs, And will be pleased to wait upon all who may I them with their patronage. Space will not allow us to give a Catalogue in place of our Stock of Drugs. Medicines, &c. Suf fiee it to say, we have the F U ,L E ST COMPLETE Stock offered in this place. C. H., May 23 tf 19


ocr: WARD, BUROHARD R 0., AUGUlTA, GA:, - tRE now leelag ie arge ad A ditions. {q thielr Stoek of i tits New, E1 a iuU .L SILKS, SIL $- A 1B : FLOUNCED IDBESWBGB 1 RICH CI IKS, A.WNS IARAGES. GINGHA3 CALICOES,. LACE BED 8PREA SCOTCH DIAPERS:, JINEN DAN TOWELING, NAPRIN -Dx 12.4 COTTON AND LIt .- - IRISH LINENS, FARM I'AIIT5KP LINENS and DRLL? f ADES, CHAM BA)r LI SNTLUS1I ' Family Noafg complete assortmept of all the Vi , Fabrp to all of which they respeinfatly ask aeti u Ta1 o Cash and- prompt- payin nbyera will such as cannot fail to give satisf eto9 Augusta, March 14 .


ocr: For Tax Collector WESLEY WERTZ. M. B. WHITTLE, BARNEY LAMAR. CHARLES CARTER, THOMAS- B. REESE, DERICK HOLSONBAKE, A. R. ABLE, - THEOPHILUS DEAN, Por Clerk. - THOS. G. BACON. EDMUND PENN. R. D. BRYAN. WESLEY BODlE. . or Ordinary. H. T. WRIGHT, H..BOULWARE, - W. F. DURISOE. For Sherif. ~ WM. QUATTLEBUM, JULIUS DAY. JAMES EIDSON.


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ocr: Practice of lR.JUK-AH HARRIE. Augusta, .L Ga., is prepared tosaccomntodate with and Nursing. such patients as may be directed him for-SU llWICA L OPE1RATIONS or Treatment. ET Masters may be assured that their Servants have every necessary attenin. lay 26, 1y 19


ocr: Law ESSRS. SPANN & MAGRATH, l in partner-hip, wili pratctice in LA A A.N EQLITY. Office opposite the residence of Mr. G. Addison. One or the other will always be in office. Jan 3 3m 51


ocr: Law Notice, IE Undersigned have formed a Partnership. and will PRACTICE LAW in Edgefiejd, Ab beville and Lexington. GEORGE W. LANDRUM, ABNER PERRIN. C. IT., Sept 21,1854. t! 36


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ocr: ( t 1 4 E I 1 t NEVPALL AND. S l.Subscriber, beinag now in receipt of . Stock of Gods for'the Fall and Winter's Trade, Ad thankful for the very liberal patronage here 'Iore extended to him) respectfully solicits a con of ithat, patronage and an examination is present .ARGE AND GOOD SELECTION, n which may be ifoutid a SUPERIOR. ASSORT ILENT of fE.UTIFUL, v; (5 3S (12% @ -sUCh Asl BLACK AND COLORED SIKS; French and English MERINOS; Figured, Printed and Plain all wool DaLAINES; Black and Colored CHALLIES; Black and Colored GINGIIA 3IS; A great variety of CALICOES and GOODS not here mentioned; Jaconet, Swiss, Dotted, Ch'k'd and Mall Mullins; Cambric and Swiss TRIMMINGS Cheanisettes, Collars and Underslceves ; Thread. Linen and Lisle Edgings, &c., &c. .Black CASSIMEIES, SATLNETS, -anWKoniecf JEANS; , Bleached and Brown SH EETINGS; " .lIOMESPUNS; Georgia PF.AiNS and STRIPES; Mlarlboro STRIt'ES for Servants; Marseilles QUILTS; Whiteand Red FLANNELS; A fine variety of'Colored do. Bed, Cradle and Crib BLANKETS; A large supply of Negro do. - -Also An unusually large and excellent assortment of roceries, Hardware and Crockery ! A fine and beautiful aelection of 30NNETS,. HATS AND CAPS. -AND very large and splendid Stock of Gents, Ladies, lisses and Children's BOOTS AN'D SHOS, with a full supply. of well-made Plantation Brogans. .gether with many other articles which might ere be meutiuned, but the Subscriber trusts that Le above, as a general outline of his Stock, will uffice for the present. Willing at all tiues to show his. Goods to rho may favor him with a call, the trading commu ity are'earnestly'requested to stepi in and ,r themselves; -R. I. SULLIVAN. Sept 26, tif 37 of New Goods.


ocr: I 1 ELECTION NOTICN. TOTICE i hereby given that an will be hed on the SECOND MONDAY anuary next, to fill the vacancies about to occur le Offices of CLERK, ORDINARY and SHER F", for Edgefield District. The Pulls will be opened for ONE DAY ONLY. Thea ilMangers wvill meet at Edgefield loe on the Wednesdaiy following, count out 'otes and declare thu Election. TiiOS. G. B ACON, c. a. D. Nov 10, 1855. .'3m 44


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ocr: re yet or iseci nyana all It is be by the at Scot to be flour in Si ves to the be which had the to [cifr this point sent to Na. with might latter that he that lie with The been i him state So. the J. of as and at re pr~esent to ad aIl his the umin 3liii lie vote oif wais order for preseint be be. iimore er than fri :ni to 3,i6tH). Kanr withiout. amie ip, and in the midit of its ury a light. iing stroko descended" upon her, burning .ho hair from the crown ofthe head to the back of the neck, inelting her hair-pins, nd proceeding down her body-leaving. ts mark as it wer.t-untill it passed brough the floor. Strange to say, the 1a ly lived, and is rapidly recovering. The house in whicif Charles Carroll of Carrolton, the lust survivor of those who signed the immortal Declarationof Inde pendence. lived and'died,. on the corner of Lombard and Front streets, Baltimore, is embel ished in front with the words, 'Turn If'lle and Bier Brewery," and open at-all times, the Sabbath not excepted,. for.the sale of intoxicating drinks. In return for the splendid tiara, valued at abott '2,000,000 reals, recently present. ed to the Pope by the Queen of Spaini, his lHoliness has sent her Majesty the body. of St. Felix the Martyr. Notices have been given in the British: Parl iament of a notiion for a decimal coin. ag, and to unite in a congress to establish a tiuform decimal system throughout the W< cd-a most important end desirable ob ject, worthy ot taid due to the spirit and intelligence of the age. Oi Saturdaythe 12th int., an election was held at Louisville (Ky.), for Magis. trates and constables, resulting i the sue cess of the Know-Nothings without seri. ous opposition. The election, however was characterized by some disgraceful scenes. A man named Win. Gray fired twice at aniother person, but missed his aim. A mob then pursued Gray, who re. ceived two balls in his body, and it is said several passed through his hat. A German seeing soie of his friends attacked with brick.bats.fited a revolver twice am woun. ded two persons. lie was pursued to his coree house, severely beaten, and evety thing inl his establislhntet demolished. The Lonisville Journal, from which we gather these particulars, does not charge any particulir party with being inl the wrolg, but very correctly calls upor the antliorities to punish them no matter to w hat party they may be attached. The Lehanon Whig has an account of a riot at iIHanover, between the 'itudents at Ihrthmou h. College and the cadets of the Norwh-ich Military School. It seems that some ditliculty had occurred, where in tle c1dets feli themselve insed, and co s ed tie river in skifTs to seek redress. The college students imet them promptly, and quito a battle enauced, in which the cadets were vamomiislhed by the superior numbers of the stiudents. Fimding theIselves wors. ted. the cadets drew their knives and pis tols, and were about to wage deliberate war, when the officers of tie college inter ifered. Meanlwhile the colleze boys set the boat udrift, aml thus cut of' a retreat to the cadets- wh r e,,g d to traveL a iong distance to regaiin tie western shoo of the ri er. The iatuAer is to be investirat ed. The price of meat has risen 15 per cent in Paris uithin th'e last two miontias. It is now cut irely beyond the means of the poor. The chwlera continues its ravages among tle ei:grants on the Upper Mliss;s Cippi. The boats are generaly crowded beyond thecir capacity. Unusual fatal-ity aeemi1 to attend the- disease. hlall, the negro barber, whlo was arres ted in New Orleatns for robbing a nimn of $1Id00., by adliinist2ring chloroform to him while shaving himt at Diunkirk, has been tried, convicted, atnd sentenced to tifteen tears inr isonmntt Al corresi.onde:it writes to us that sh has bein through Georgia, Tennessee and North Alabania recently and the wheat crop .- were very hine. Prsuc:s CU:..NT OF THEi Chnares'tonm Market. Currectedt weekly by W. 8. Lawton & Co. FAciolts ANDJ co31.31ssioN 31ER~CiANTs, Chearleston, 8. C. Charlesona, May 10th, 1855. For the Binner. .WIuonsi BilJ'iy P. 0. Jeer Mister Banner : In your last paper I sees you goes agin Clarindon. When I. went for the Banner last spring, it was because I thonght you, weunt, lbr Wesley and our Court House.. Bit, now you. has turned your coto and changed your briches, and it takes a smart feller like myself to no you as the same Mister- Banner. All you has sed agin our Court blouse is trash, and as I iearn one of your Big Law yers in Sumtervillo say, is nothing but pomposity in the ingus, and thunder in the throte. I is it is true Mister Banner a No Nothin and I does go agin lurriners and abolitioners and all that sort of nonsense ; but I does no e; ugh to bleve that nun but the Law. yers goes agin our Curt House, and tiht t. tecause it makes big fees and ceeps the people a watin on ema to git a chance to pay on muny. But what rite have you. Alister Banner to say a word agii Clar indan'? I. thought yore paper. was for Clarindon. is well us for Clairmont. But if you gos to treat us like furriners in that way, why we will soon have a Banner as well as a Court House to ourselfs in Claringdon, Why don't you now .3Mster Banner that all the peple in Claringdon is for the Court House; and what does you want. em to go to yore furrin Cort IIouse for ? Why there are my frend Capten Mosos Benbow, and all the Benbows, and the Brocks, and the lRagins, and the Stukes', and Docter. r i "g, and Squire Reynolds, and the Ke3ys, and the Weeks', and Doctor Rich, and Docter MeCaully, and the liamnes', and the Butlers, and the Brogdons, and the Gunes', and the Blackwells, and the Nelsons, and the F rk Black River, and Captin Ganeca, and time flarvinsand Docter ingram,. and the Richardsons, and the Burgess' and the Timdals, ar.d the Connors, and the Mannings, and the Warshums, and, the Gibbons', in Lower Salem, and all' the peple, and all the no nothins, and, the rich and the poor this side and tother side Black River and Puddin. Swamp, spicietly, our reprasentativo little Docter :SQm, who you no is a. trump and a legunary. Now Mister Banner I want to no if the peple of Clarendon want to eetch a fine trout in Cudo Lake or tickel fish in Bruinton or Pudden Swamp, why you shoud lorce em to go all the way to Clareni.Ount tWo dip for smnali kats inl the miud puddles of Pocotalliger. 0 3/ister Banner you is certainly rong in this rispect., and if I owe you any thing, send down your account to rights 1'. O. and I will pay it, but dont pretend to comxe over me with sich: contrap-hions as these. Well but you say you luva us Mister Banner, is the reason you cant part with usi Well I cant say that I Juyvs so hard or so much as all that cormes to, but may be I would, if I got. ail the fce- and-the prollits and you had to pay em. But Lurn it this way Aister Banner. and t 1iui feared you wud not have sich a moustrus Iuv fi)r us. Well after al., it ant sich a mighty partin Mister Banner as you wud make out. We wud hav so much to due at our own Court louse, that your L.awers wud conic down to help us; and if therse any of you we cant git down, why we wud send a Branch of the Nourth Ei turn Hale llode tolfech em. But dont talk yore blarney to usiister Banner about Juvin us too much to let us go. Faro sed the sanme thing to Moses, but he want luled by it and I want nether. King Go rge sed the same thing to Ginerel Wash~linton, but lie dident bleve him. No. miy dear .Aister L'an ner if we was both pua in the same krib when we was little boys, and we growed to lh rge for it to hold us to. gether, I think I wud show not only my luv but tmy purhiteness, by getiu upi an levein it all to yourself. If you luv uts then Mister Bc~nner let us stay in our ownm County where we want to,~ stay ; and if y ou luv the pephe of Clare mount elere away the rubish of Claren don Lawsui s, an~d let them have a qui et. time and a short turn to thiemselfs.. That is the genuin way to luv us ; and to huv thenm, Mister Banner. But if~ you luv the Lawyers, and I hope Aus. ter Baaner you is not one of em, or if'


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ocr: WARD, BURCHARD 8 CO AUGUSTA, GA.; AR now reeiving by every Steam~er 'largo ad A ditions to their Stock of'all that is - .New, :Elegant and Useful. --UCU As SILKS,. SILK BARAGES and LAWN FLOUNCE '.ROBES BERAGE DELKINES RGI CHALLIES, LA.WNS, TISSUES, - .BARAGES. GINGHAMS.- CALICOES, LACE BED SPREADS; WIDE SCOTCH DIAPERS, LINEN DAMASK HUCK TOWELING, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, 124COTTON AND. LINEN SHEETINGS, IRISH LINENS," FARMERS -AND PLANTERS LINENS and DRILLINGS, COTTON ADES, CHAMBRAY, LINEN LUSTRES. -Also Family Mourning Attire, A complete assoitment of all'the Various Fabrics,to all of which they respectfully ask'attention. - Their prices'to Cash and prompt paying buyers will be such as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Augusta, March 14 tf .9