ocr: IMPORTERS OF 'reacsi, Brilisle amid Gernamali DRY GOODS. 09 and 211 King-areet corner of Mar ket Street, C:IIARfESTON, S. C. r1ARPETI NGS.-Ingraini, 3 Plys, Brus Lil T pestrv nnd Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, nd Worsted. CURTAIN CAMBRICS and 1USLINS, In arge variety. EMHROIDERED) LACE and MUSLIN JURTAINS, nil xtylei. GII.T1, CORNICES, in all the new designp. CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS, LASSEI.S, &e., DRAPEItY CORDS and BELL ROPES, n till varieties. lRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR LOTIS. SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and STAIR CAMIRETINGS, of all styles. WILTON, VELVET, and A RUGS, in great variety. 'PLANTATION WOOLENS-Il L AN. rETS, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CA PS,&c. Red and White FLANNELS, SilirINGS, &c. COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best Southern makes. English and American COTTON FLAN NE LS. French. English, anl American PRlINTS. LINENS OF, RICIIARDSON'S make, for Sheetingos, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Danmasks, Doylie, Napkins, Towellings, Iluckahac ks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Grus Cloths, &c. CI.OTIIS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS, of best French Goois. SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades English Goods. SATINETS, TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN SEYS, of all gualities and styles. WiTH A FULL As1R'7M ENT OF Rich Dress Goods. In 11.KS, rISSuES, IIAREGES,GREN ADIN ES, 1USLINS, &c. 11031AZINES, ALI'ACAS and ING GOODS, in great variety. EMBROIDERS and LACE GOODS, of ery* descri ption. EVENING DR ESS Goods in Great constantly received. All the above are of our own DIRIECT 1iM3PORTATIONS, and offerd at the LOWEST MARKET T ERtMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance. a~r The one price system strictly hered to, and all Goods Warranted. BROWNING & LEMAN, Charleston, S. C., Jan, Gth, 1854. 1 tf


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ocr: June 21, 1851 '41 6 mo. Renowned Remedy? H~ollowaTs Ointment. The extraordinar-' Unguent is compose.! on the most healing ltalsaa, and when used in accordance with thte directionts which accnom pany each pot, wvill assure cures when all other means fail. Cases of the mosnt desperate Skin diseases re:uadily yield to its efllicacy. It is fa motus when usedl in cases of Gout, Rheuma. -tsmn, Contracted or 8:lf'Joints. Itn Asthmana it wvill dho wonders if wvell rubbed into the Chest. A MiosT ASTONiaayN eaE oF sctoFU~oU~S ULCE~ts,---A CA8E CEaTai:D BY TihE MAYoR OF DnSTON, ENGLAND. .Copy qf a Lrfter from- J. iwoble, Esg., Magor of Bostoni,-Lincolnashire. To0 PRoFssoa~ itorMVIAY, Dear Sir,--Mrs. Sarfalh Dixon of Liquorpond Street, Boston, haas this day deposed bedore me that for a cotnsidyrale period shtu was severely afflicted with Sc~rofuloaus Siares anal Ulcers in hetr arms, fleet len, anal oth~er prts of her body : ati ahhlouthe first of med ical advice was obtained, at the cost of a I are saim of money, sihe obtaitied no abatement of sufIering, but gradually grew worse. .Being recomneda by a friend to try yur Ointment, site procured a small pot, and aox of the PI'lls, anal before that was all used, sym. toms of amtlendmaent appeared. By prsevering with the medicines for a shtort timu longer, ac cording to the directions, atnd strictly adhering to your rtles as so.dtet, &c., she was prfectly cured, and now einjoys the best of health. 1 remamn, Dear Sir, yours truly. (Siganed) J. NOBLE. Dated August 12th, 1853. AN EXTaAORDINtARY AND RAPID cURE OF ERYbtrELtAs IN TnlE L.EO, AFTER MEDICAL AID IIASD FAILF.D. Copy of a Letter from Mirs. ElizeaeA V'c. of thec Post Ofice, Aldwick Road, near Bognesr, .Susse.r, dhaed Jan. 12th, 1853. TO PROPESsoa toLoway, Sir,-- suffeared for a constidaerabte period from a severe attack ol Erysipelas, which at length settled in my leg, and resisted all. muedi. cal treatment. Sly suileritng~stwere very great, and I quite despasiretd of any paermanent amnend when I was advlsedt to htave recourse to your Oitmenlt anal Pills. I did so wiitout dle lay, and am htapy to say the. result \va~s emi neatly successf, fur they efleeted a radical cutre of may lg and restoretd me to the enjo mnent of hietuth. I shall ever speak witth ultmost cotifidence of your medicineis, and have recommaended them to others in this neighbor hood similarly afflicted,- who derive equal benefit. - I ama, Sir, youtr obliged and falthfti Servant (signed) ELIZA BETH Y EATES. The Pills should be used conjoitli with the in ust of the fitiowing cases: Bad Les, Bad Breasts, Burns, BunIons, of Slosebletoes and San-Flies, Coco-bay, foot, Chilblains, Chapped hands, Corn. (Soft,) Catcers Contracted and Stiff' ointa, Fistulas, Gout, GlandtuiarSwel Lutmbago, Piles, Rhteumatism, Scalds, Nipples Sore-thpeats, bikin.diw-aags, Scur Tunzioure,: Ulcuisk /Wounds, *,SOr.D AT Ttla RmASaLtsiltNTEr oF Pao tiotLowAy, 244, STRANDJ (nearsTBM SL E liva,) LONDON, and a!so at his HoUSe IN YORK. Oanas fd Aed cre In ,the addressed TI. H~ou.rowva s ~w YORK, rteceve due , ttention. ~4Job all respectable Drtigists and Iiei l lellnes throughout the Unaited States, in Pots at 37 1.2 87 cents, and *1. 50O cents eace To bes Wholesale at theo principal Druig tiiaes int Uniont. There is a considerable savling by tak, th lrger sixes. B.--Drections for the guidance of patients every dlisorder are affixedl to eac~h Poh. For sale by P. M1. COIIEN & CO., Masoh 5th, 1854 23 u$I' best and lajest EdilionoF ei o I EsOkI,-ot kitids it e~tralui' bo

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ocr: DYSPEPSIA! BE CURED! 1ttR1.RMl:'8 BAUM DE VIE," or Balsam of .tife is, after a trial of upwards of twenty years in a great variety of rases, confidently ofered to the public, especially to those afflicted with the distressing complaint, as a sure and speedy relief for their sufferings. Head the following certificates. They are from gentlemen of high standing and residing in your immediate vicinity. They are but one or two of the many in our possession all extoll. ing the healing virtues of this, (to use the words of a grateful Dispeptic who was cured by its use) most precious compound. CcrtiFcate from the ep. Har.taell Spain. SUDITER tIL.E,. S. C. Jan. 13th 1853. Mr. CHAR. DFLORME. Dear Sir: -Last Spring I used two small bot tIes of your Balsam of Life; and experienced much benefit. I took it two or three times dai ly, a teaspoonful at a dose in a wine glass of water. It acted on my liver, and imparted a healthy tone to all my digestive organs, relieving me of distressing headache, and many other disagreea. ble dyspeptic symtons. [Signed] I. SPAIN. Mr. CHAS. DELORME: DEAR StR :-I take great pleasure in recom mending your "Baume de Vie." which I have often used, and aelways with decided relief when sulering from attacks of Dyspepuia. A once a stimu lant, tonic and cathartic, I am salt sfied it will prove eminently serviceable to all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general introduction throughout the country will be a publi benefit. To keep a supply constantly on hand, which I would no ot exchange for all the Anti-dyspep tic nostrums from Maine to Texas. Yours respectfully, (Signed] JOHN W. ERVIN. For sale by, MILLER & BRITTON, Wholesale Agents Sumterville, S. C. Al so for sale by Dr. W. Jas. DAROAM & Co.,. and Ric .& Tioason, Sumterville, S. C. ROoERs & SPENCZR, Bishopville, S. C.


ocr: FISK'S 3lItTlALLlC COFFINS oftal sizes, constantly on hand and f'or by lhUDSON & flROTIIER, Opp. Temnporanice IHall Sumaterville.


ocr: NEW STORE: Third .Door South of tge- Towii Hall! and nearly oppsite Tindal.& Weo IHE subscriber would repectfully i. 4forfn 'he citazens 6f Semtervll and the public generally, tha e hea.sp~ tho above place * general assortpnips, of' Goods, Boots and Shoes, hia and Hardware, Crockeryetare, &c. &c. Auto, A Choice lot of Fatmily Grocerie of every diescription, with Fruit of various kind., such as Orange., A 'pes, Lemon.,. &o., which ho wtll sell avery low for ~. BaSRET. Nov.9, 1863. 9 ly.


ocr: THE subscribers having established them. at the stand opposito A. J. Moses' Store, solicits the attention of their friends the public to their well selocted stock.-. assortment comprises all articles usually (e.cepting liquors) and will be constantly and disposed of on as favorable terms as are ofered any where. Their stock consists in part as follows: Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings. Ladies' Collars, Chentisettes, and Lnder sleeves. Laces. Edgings, and Inrertings, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Ladies' and rentlemen's L. C IHdkf's. A large lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Cravats Stocks. Also, A full supply of Prints and Domestics. GROCERIES. Hardware. iHolloware, Carpenter's and Blacksmith's Tools, Cistern Pumps and Pipes, Carrinee Trim mings, Crockery and Glassware, Saddlery and Ilarness, loots, Shoes, hats, Caps, Ready made Clothing. &c. &:. &c. TINDAL, WATSON & CO. JAMF.S S. TINDAr.. SAMU:I. WATSON. H. W. GAnDNF.a. February 22, 1851 17 tf & LEIMIAN, " IMPORTERS OF Baiisla. and Gsrasansa DRY GOODS. and 211 King-ereet corner of Mar ket Street, (CIIA R LESON, S. C. COARPETINGS-ITgrain, 3 Plys, Brus. sets Topestrv nnd Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, Worsted. CURTAIN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, in large variety. EMBiROlI DERED LACE and MUSLIN all styles. GIL'COltNIC.S. in all the new designs. CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOIS, &c., CORDS and BELL ROPES, in all varieties. BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and CAR PETINGS. of all styles. WILTON, VEI.VET, and in great variety. PLANTATION W O OLE N S- L A N PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS,&c. Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best mlakes. English and American COTTON FLAN ,NEI.S. French, .English, and Americ.an 'RIN'iS. LINENS OF, RICIIARDSON'S superior nake, for Sheetinirs, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Damnasks, I)vlies. Napkins, Towellings, luckaha ks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Glothsp, &c. CLOTIIS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS, best French Goods. SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of Goods. SATIN ETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN of all gnalities and styles. wITt A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN MIUSLINS, &c. BOMIIAZINES, ALI'ACAS and MOURN ING GOODS, in great variety. EMIIIOIDERS and LACI: GOODS, of ev Amripjiion. EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety, received. All the above are of our own D IUECT I n POR TATIiON., oalered at the LOW ES' MARKET Prices. 'i'ERMS.-Cas,, or City Acceptance. (i~' T1he one ,r ice sy'stemt stric tl y ad to, agnd all Go. 9 \Varra, nted.


ocr: Administrator's Notice. All persona having demands agamnst the stato of Mrs. E. Connors, deceasedl, are to hand theni in properly attest and thoise indebted will please make payment to T,1'. H. CONNORS, Adm'r. No.1,1853. 3 t f


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ocr: Bezaleel Chapter R, A. 1f A REGULAR Cmnvocation of CIIAPTER of R. A. M., will he held on evening next. at 7 o'lomck. A full attend of all the 3len.bers is requested as business of iuportance will be brought before the Chapter. A. RA3IsEY, M. E. II. P. Jan 4 It 51

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ocr: Music! A STUVCKLEl, Professor and " of eins:e, having arrined in Elgefil, now ready to receive Pupils on the i'l.aN. FL.UTE, and in SINGING. Ladies and gentlenan taught at their own resl dsnees, or in a Class. which he is now forming. For ''erms and further particulars inquire of A. S. at M;r. n ICIuIAs UnkIl. Jan 4 51


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ocr: BES leavo to call, to4 sten-trvt 6 M6 fX.:iems nd the public to and handsome OP JEWI' Y. &C. In add'ioni to, hl' fhrmer stork, he has just rec,-ivc:l ,. neWe ed extensive amnsortmreset of iid SILVER WATCIIES. bfann-l iA Ml every variety. Silver and Plated v o.ie ut- r ilety ; Militirt a*n a Fnney .mied ; Gmn. ItuilesI. Sportiman t. A pparatnI. Fine Picke: nid Table Cutlery. and a large asrortinwin. fFAN: GOOwS. liib prieti. will Ie tonmtd. on exnmintlin, to at. isitenote as at tiany o'lter eitablishment in 'h t: stinu. lThnnk Iul for past favorm., he licita na cmtinuanea u the patronagn of hits forme: fiei nio ad cusmtimers. :il.melm 15 h511. 20 ly.


ocr: Oristadoro's Eaxcelsior hi A lt E. NO. 6. ASTUIt IiOUSE, '[ he claims of thiN. ozarardmtmtary article puible esmati'in. are not basol.mp'pon tihe time thast it hms beeni beoor thet world, it it. comt perattitoly a new preparation, foumnded on discove'rte n ommobinsmtry, atnd it ha.' ted a nw era itn hiaardyeuig. Whiat are it'. any cbntoxiout color to nature's blantk or brownt ir. live mimutesa. 24,-It at-mmnilates with the hair. end nouriahee instead of burning it.... 3d,-It is pronitonneid by eimiment chertni'.t int) enit hu. r ui e kntown. -tth.---it 'leait t wttne an instnce of is ta ultnre. flth,-.it ha. mime widht-t psiolarity tiver yet ac'oordeid a similar pre-parattionm. F'or tle of thae'e aitaer.ionsa ity proof, naeo the tiiutimnmy atCast'rA poko'tt. No 6, Ator lijuse, where - inmaiaturedl, '.ol.l, and apieitd P irice per nux, .:1. For s.fe by illt E &r T.r dON, Dlrumggi'.ta, Suterville, S. C. Mlay 24, i85i 301 6m Y arn and Qsnaburgs. .ant. i.ti, Agatfor thet De~gab Man factury', oiler. treir g.oods~ at ranuftetnrers priaes. PERRY~ MOM~i. Afay32.Jaat av * I


ocr: "BIOWNIN4 & LEMAN' R RONTERS OF FrencI, Bris, and DRY GOODS. 209 and 211. K1ing-greet eqrner6f Star. ket Street, CA RLEZSTQv, S. C. %RPETINGS..-ngrnin, 3 Plyq, Brue Tipnstrv nnd Velvet8. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, anl Woatted. CURTAIN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, in larce varioety. EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. all s yles. GILT COR NJCES, in all the new designs. CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS. TASSEL.S, &e.. DIRAPIRIY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in all variies. IIEiSH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and STAIR CA RPETINOS, of all styles. WILTON, Vi.VET, and AXMINSTER RUGS. in great variety. l'LANlATION W(OOLENS-BLAN. K ETS. PL A INS. K El SEIS, CA PS,&c. Red antd WhiteFLANNELS, SiIRTINGS, &c. COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best Southern mnkes. NE .ish and American COTTON FLAN French. English, ztnd American PRINTs. LINENS. OF RICHARDSON'S superior mate, Mr~bee dlrsShirtings, Pillow Cases, n'able Dama~sks,~oylies, Napkins, Towellings, ks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, 7asm-Ctothm, &c. CLOTHS. CASSIMIIERS and VESTINGS, if best French Goods. SERVANTS CLOTHS, In all the shades of Engih' duodA.~1 SATINETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN SEYS, of all qualities and styles. WITH A FULL AZOAT5MENT Or Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS. TISSUES, BA REOES,GREN kDINES. MUSLINS. &c. --BOMIHAZINES, ALPACAS and MOURN NG GOODS, in great variety. EM BRoIDERS and LACE GOODS, of ev ry description. EVENING DRESS Goods In Great variety, onstantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT EIPOITAT0NS, nd offered at the LOW EST M A RK ET Pricom. TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance. U- The one price system strictly ad. ered to, and all Gnnds Varranted. ' BROWNING &LEXAN, Tharleston, S. C.. Jan. 6th, 1854. 11 if ardware, Paints, and


ocr: SO U TH E RN. Quarterly Review.' To:'s Per o i es ii tn only one~ . ao its e . :. cnrf r- i.m o.1e .uth :33and i:.;9:s.s :re r. ie :a at the best evi . he n'.:: o:t t Soumth, an I is :-1: ay, to :ve :mor';lo n to the fee!ings, t'.e in'ere.st :m I :nn-fli:-e of this~ Section o ir C oun:ry. Its pr s3 is to faiy rptrteent o'irseh-Ps, an. not to misrepre - .-:e t o3tiers. 1t imsit tOia tou tally the iruth as yoru :n.s1L'::3 'ti i:, and :.,rser't the in:. ;at the $.mo1 time .. it w!!i fe : .c r~iiHd peopie fro::: tlat .4 e2 of hiterary thraldomn andt depentlene'j inder which they too long h. bored. We claim, thent, all lovers of' the South andI lrienids c.i truly home~i literature. that support tor W o: k which v.iii enableun te give it free course, and1 thuS mak~;e it oinently of , the t wad'c adu1:iaia ar.d ouzr pride. C. MORTIMER, Publisher. A nr'l, 1% i. L-1w Range, lBroad-'st., Chiarieston, S. C.


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ocr: GREA T SACRIFICE I per echt can be saved by BOOTS and SH OES at the Planters' Stock is nll New and Fre.h, rand warrant ed to give general satisfaction. Ameongst this and well selected Stock muay be found 10.000 Pair Mens I(eavy Rip Plantation 5.000 " " " Ruset " .5.000 " Boys Rip and RIuset 3,1000 " Alens' Ditching and Hunting Boots, with a LA RGE and SPLENDID of Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Alisses and Boots and Shoes, OF Tnle LATEST STYLES, AiND ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Among this tine Stock can be had Bootq anid Gaitei-a. Also, Gaiters of Kid Glove Leather. The Public are respectfully invited to call exnamine before purchasing elsewhere as Goods be freely shown and one price asked. Ur7 Please Remember the name and rumber ROBERT CARROLL, oF THE PLANTRs' Boo-r & SnoE No 2-1 Broad-St., opposite the U. S. Hotel, Augusta, Georgia. P. S.- also keep on hand a large Stock or and Gentlemen's Travelling Trunks, Carpet and Valises. Also Misses' School Satchels-all will be sold low for Cash. R. C. Oct 5 Gm 38


ocr: AT KING AND WENT WORTH STREETS,-CH ARLESTON S. BATH AND WHITNEY. BED .BLANKETS, EXTRA, COMFORTS, -1WELi ADE. BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. Satinets for Servants, REDUCTION OF ALL OUR-SATINETS to 181 Cts. less than Manufactu prices. WHITE GOODS. CLOTIIS 121 CENTS, WORTH 181. WISHING TO CLOSE OUT OUR the above, we offer them at uncommonly low prices. Linen Cambric Rldkts. at Six Cents. CA3IBRIC IIDKS. nt 181 Cts. GENTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdki. at 25 Cts. Yard wide W HITE DAM ASK CAMBRIC at 121 Cts., suitable foratdirs' Dresses. 1400 Yards Mouslin DeLaine, at Six and a quarter Cents, ANTI. HUMATIC FLAILK. ANTI-RIIEUMATIC FLANNELS, NF.W ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE agents in use ; and persons in want will do well to examine. Extra fine Colfored Canton Flannels, for Underakirts,12h cents per yard. Real Welsh -Flannels, at reduced prices. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH LUSTRE, 75 Cts. PER YARD. . Broadcloth, Cassimere, &c,. REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of the nbopve Goods, in BLACK AND Crash Towelling. YARDS ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASH, 64 Cents four BATHING TOWELS.. Scotch and Russian Diper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckabnek, for Towels:, at 2 centa per yard. HAIR AND TOOTH ?BRUSHES, &c. AN) ENGI ISH HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth and Nai Brushes, tine article, Puting Combs. BuI;,lo and Ivory Dressing Combs. Charleston, Jan 16 FOGARTIE & DELuAND, Corner King and WIentworth St. Edgefield leale Academy Graniilville'fIotel for Sale ! IIlS Insttution is opened for another year under TIlE U'tidersigned ofi-rso fr tihe cotitrul of M r. J. I EGG II $ -r .., the tbo v6 [lute with the whole L it our last year s Teacher. nearly Three ahd a half acres, beauti ""The experience of a twelvemonth has fully satis- I fully situated.on Canal Street, with ill us that no nore comletent young gentlenman other necessary buildings thereon for lotel uses can be found in the State than the ione now at the now in fine repair and the lotel newly furnished. head ,f our Aeulemy. The best prouf of this ir A SPA CIOUs STA LE, seventy-two feet the getial sati'tntin given by him last year, long with Sheds on both sides has recently backed b i the ndlitional fnct that hIs Schoeolt at the built of the best wood materials-and a GA of its tirt week for the second year, of nearly two neres, under a new enchoure of nun..red 43 Pupl+. best lightwood poets and benrt-phnk, tmade The Truett-s deslere to assure the Public that with a thoroughi broad-cast cover of compost. their united etlerts will be given to the etuse of Garded is amply suffieient to furnish at all times ehil, and a c.,ntinued and complete supervi- Igutel with : ,lentiful supply of vegatablis. will be exercised bay them over its progress. Persons wnishing to buy thbs valuable property Esa Air. Lrtrrsea will in a short time procure a first ! beautifully located in Granitevlle, are invited Assistant, and any number short of four score eall ill exanine the prenises. Nothing " is want an then be well attended to. ing" but etrLy and close aiplienotin. to business, to The Buildinlg is in comfortable condition, having t make it.a valuable invermttent to any one who will three larger tire-pees (one in each of the larer reside on the prenisesall the tinie. . th e will


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ocr: 111Genieral Oiders foTsiksd6 20th Junte are herebv cotunternmandl, so fa' as rdlat~s to Reviewb df the i6th imd 6tli tgnizti of bavalry. .-T 5th iRegiin of Cava'iry will par ade for review anil drill at Sumnteir-ille, on .Trhtnrsday; 7tji Se'ptember; insteadh of at Camdten, on ' usaday, 5th Septemiber. The 6th Reginient of Cavalry will par ade at Blackstocks; dtn the Charlotte rail road, on the same day bdretofore ordered, 29th of August; instead of at Y'ongue's, as !esignated in General Orders. By order of the Cammnander-itt-Chief : IR, G. M. DUNOVA NT, Adjtutant and Inspector General. July 26. 39. 4t


ocr: sizos, constatly . oi han an fr ~alo by HUDSON &.DRTHEBR,: Opp. T.emnpormnce IL ni~ pa ville. June 15tha 1852 4-t


ocr: Law Notice. J. B. N. HiAMMUET, ATTORNEY AT LAWV, SUMTER VILLE, S. C. next door to J. B. & R. C. Webb's arh. New York Store.


ocr: ROBERT -Wi AN! IE~.nt the citizecs of ils and th9 oonn that he has removedt la S lea nar i) De pot of the W. As )X.U SsigO here inlyp at all times to ke ch'trga of diete o. for a modeateq ag;in all eass where theo is nn. cure nocpywitb eOte. t#.ta - .Passeen tnag B'., De~ aso cia saro to e .t~w Om a prpseGoode tlzl at the. ~ rate e f 3) conj go akaeea sagom.e of the publie


ocr: FOR TAX COLLECTOR. MR. EDITon :-Pleaso announce Mr. ROBERT W. DURANT, a candidate for Tax-Collector of Salem County, at the next election, and oblige MA'14 VOTERS. January 14, 1852 13-tf


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ocr: N1w GoUd ! New Goods ! Subscriber would respectfully invite atten tion to his Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS! It is one of the LARGEST and BEST that he has ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. For the Ladies he has PLAIN, FIG'D an PLAID SILKS, BAREGE DE LAINES, PLAI) BAREGES, SI LK TISSU ES, PRINTED JACONETS, MNUSLINS -A ND LAWNS, FINE WORKEI) COLLARS & RELKFS. CIIEMlISEETS & SLEEVE S, WHIIT E &. BLACK LACE, MANTILL.AS. with the above, he has a tine assortment a Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, -c. of which will be sold at moderate prices. 1 A liberal discount always allowed for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. C. H., 15, if 9


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ocr: * FOGARTIE d CORNET KING AND WI Spring 1 PARIS STYLES MANTIL1,AS, CHOICE SELEC''ION BAR EGE DE i Extra Colored Jiareges at 25 cents. Fabrics 80 PItECES WHITE BiIILIANTES, Yard wide Colored French Chintz, n NEW AND RICH STYLE COLt Plaid India Silks, extra wide, SiT.MER VE 20 Pieces Summer Vi-stings, -I.inen Drills, for Engiili Long received. 50 pieces more of t.ose tine E Yard wide extra fine American 6.1 wide Brown Shoe 11RW NI'A 500 yards Brown Linen, slighty spotted IRISH .1 50 half-pieces Irish Linen for shi Extra fine Irish Linen f pieces Russia Diaper, at 75 cents. J~ 300 yards Russia Crnal Huckaback and Scotch Diape COLORED DR. 35 pieces yard wide colored Muslins, PARASOLS AEI New Styles Ladies' Parasols Gent's Silk an, Light Colored Kid Gloves, best moan Ladies' and Child Ladies' Black Nett Gloves. NAPKINS AA 50 dozen all Linen Damask Doylii 75 dozen choice Linen Damask Nap GREATER BARGAINS HAVE NO' Superior Brown Windsor Soap, hi French Lavender Wat Bay Water, I Rich assortment of Feather and P 257, May 3, 1854. DELAIND'S, NTWO1TIHT1tEETS. lantillas. \EW DESIGNS. US GOODE. AINES, FROM 12 1.2 cents to 50 cents de Gossamer, new and desirable. LOlt DRESSES, at $1.50 for 12 yards. t1 1 1-2 cents, worth 25 cents. )RED SILKS, at ..0 bent yard. at 75 cents per yard. STINGS, &c. at 12 1-2 cents per pattern. Gent's wear. Oloths, &c. aglish Long Clatds, at. 12 1.2 cts per yard. Long Cloths, at 12 1-2 cents. ing, at 12 1 2 cents. LL.V RN. at 12 1.2 cents-damaged in shipp;ng. IE NS. rting, at 37 1-2 cents per yard. >r fronting, at 50 cents. t, at 0 1-4 cen's per yard. r Towelling, 121.2 cents per yard. 'SS M1US LLVS. at 6 1.4 cents, worth 12 1-2 cents. UMBJRELLAS. 1 Gingham Umbrellas. utacture, 75 cents. -e's Long and Short Lace Mites. D DOYLIES. s, at 75 rents per dozen. ine, at $1.50 per dozen. BEGEN OFFElED TilS SEASON. ir Oil, Extract ot Muse. ar, Toilet Powder and Ch-ilk -lar, Tooth, Nail and Comb Brushes. aper Fans, &c. FOGARTIE & )ELAND, corner of King and \Ventworth-streets. 27


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ocr: TrAGU.'S PIANO-FORTES, BOOKS NSIe. TH E Subscribers would call.d at tewAtin to their Splendid assortmenfaif superitor PIAO FOR TES Of 6, 61, 01 and 7 Octavos from the ceeif4tM .anaractories of I~iov & RAveS, IIAZIaLTO- A. laos. and A. II. GALaC & Co., of NXEw C . These ae naile from the best an.d thoroughly .sea mined muaterials. witb nil the latest imprsvemntas,. nd are -'ARRANTEI) to tand the vaioi ebancenl or titis climate-and for equality and aw'eeI ness of tone cansut be surpassud. Their BOOK anl STATIONERY deprtmei consists of at good asso, tinent of School and Hiscellaneous Boon" And all the Cheap literature, as soon as published, as well as a large and well selected Stock of dta tionery, &c. ' . ' Their Sttek of PIUNTET) MUSIC is tlhda1" Ja in the State. consisting of all the poIspular Songs, Waltzes, Marches, Variations. &c. . - 0 New MNlusic received every week. A Masilcal Jisstrument s. They also keep san elegant assartmeit of ths ZfoAj rowing instrunwnts ssn hand viz: Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Clad nets, Cornopeons, Sax Hornsl, 4 TENOR HORNS, FLUTINAS, FLAGEOLETS BANJUO Accordeosias, Taunborines FLUTES, &c. Also, an assortment of Musienl Merehandise, 37 An nasortment or superior Violin and Uita STRINGS. alwvas in hand. All the ah.d! articles %ill be sol for Clih -6-r good paper, Ivy G EO. A. OATES & BROS.. Broad Str-et, Augusta, Ga. Nov 9. tf 4 -


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ocr: FODDE R Sale5 T iho late residence of Dr. %Mldrumw omn ma credit unitil the first of Novm'imer tvithm no~te and good securit y. Apply at J. Mnltdrow, on the prg~iiscs, GEO. C. MU1L DROWV. ROUT. B1 MULDR IO\~ 1~xecute~rs WM. J. MULD)ROW,) March 22th, 1801 21 4t.


ocr: ship Notice * II .I WEBB & 00.m ~HE' undersignemd, have associa ted thmem selves together,~ untler 'he above namt ai)styrlerfoe the tra-naiction of all basi neCss rn the mnercantile line and mnay bem fouind at the old stand of Wmn. WVEll avhere they willl be-happy to see and- aic g~omodate their friends and the pn~blic. RL. C. W V BIB, Rt, S. W EBB. Mlar.I15, 185$. 20 t f


ocr: Allarieuby th next Triacoice le otet of Groie r~ Badtimre, aos C oa'ritigd hi and C lh Sgarw, I ~ us and a tColT e de, j of. 1. Ma Kits,moas, Starc ttL~IOa whieb


ocr: Forty-three Negroes FOR SAILE. 113Y permission of Wiiliams Lewis, Or dinary of Suter i)i.trict. I will sell hefore the Court louse of Sutmter District, on .lonrluy the :3rd of April next. to the hiehest bidder, FORTY-illtEIE NEi;tOES. belonging to the Estate of R. Ml. Sanders. These negroes are all votng al I have been raised in Stumter District, anitd are an unconmm only like'v g:rng. The terius of the sale wtIl be one third payable the first of Novenber next. 'The ba lance int two and three years, with interest upon the whole front ilay of sale, patyable annually. The purchasera giv ing bond and approved security, and a norage of the property and paying for t he necessry pape~rs. W.- M. SANDERS, Administrator. WI1.1, be sol at the pianittion on Thuirsdany the 3dcth inst., the perisha;tble property of the said Estate, consisting of Corn, Fodder, Stock, Plantation Utensils, Idouse-hOld arnd Kitchen Furniture, &c &c. 'Tertns made known on day of snle. W. M. SANDERS, Administrator. Mares 1.i, 1851. 20 8t. ' Colnubia anner and Camden


ocr: LAND FOR SALE, TRACT of Land belonginig to the Estate of Dr. Robert .l uldrow, de. ceased, lying on the main road leading from Camden to Ca-rter's Crossing, out Scape O're. The said lands are bo unded by lands of Stephen Boykin, Damrlin Da vis, I)r. E. Gre%.g, James Corbi aml Ma. ry Mimms. Terms reasonahle. Apply to either of the subscriber, at Mayesvilie P. O. GEO. C. MUJLDROW., ROI'. B. MIJ.DROV Executors. VM. J. AMULDROCW, March 22, 1851 21 2.


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ocr: HAW GAP BEAT CODIPANY. ATTENTION. idirects, for drill and instruetion. Apr By order of b Capt. TITOS. B. STIA W. J. L. A DDiioN, 0. S. Jualy 13 2t 26


ocr: Executive Department. CLAazNOn. July 3. 1854. Tam dirpeted by hiA Excellet.ey the Goet nor eIate. that in cionsequence Of his il!nema the businese ir the E~x--uiive Office has necessarily accumulated ; iut upon hill restoration to health it will be prompt. ly dinithed. BEAUFORT T. WATTS. Private Secretarv. 13 It ~ 26


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ocr: N1 fo! ,r Shewr j lfir nhIndli. (it' trict, -t! . r w , . re-. LI 11 am IIO-,V 1'occeivinig andc opening for fti~.pCritneu atill I lie read v? moor-%i' Itj bu y goo !s %vl:1, (!li;. jf'74 fill.. toi ot)ir the 1 oi vnq artuivcs; riarkably Chr't11). VIi. A' *1ARX-{. ES1()TCK OF D)RY 0001)8. 'rii'diw HATS. CAP'S, 8IJOI'S. C001l'F . S WAlIA~;JW41ZE, &C )WJILDIN N ATEMiALX, c -1l4N''FV5'I ~ i",I''L H ARDWAREA ofI all4I (fle mo olt , Pl - *i()1 ,, l. SkilleL., &r. STONN .IU;s ANDl JARME"ST~ONE~ IIIJRNES. CA IR IA.G 1' TRJI M I N(;8 S. CAU I I( I HA11.RtD)W A It F L1.11:1111 IE ER OV A 1A1, KIND18, Siil'-01 r Ilirttti, &C. &C. $'FATI ONA ItV AND)( Nl'ii) r (1 RLOCK I'l Ity, 'If zlmli'rsetti ali t r '. A-ad ( Ir'cr -A iitam n -'' ;ik -Iial t4 ay e clled tie GR-EA TH BALLTHERVT Py[710 Suc,00 Pa,(a'~~i )'t~ir~" I'Pirlia.htihlr. oer ui li11" I', i.u (i'rat cl~tbe *'oI i 't oir iciis. la l i "1, fil.*"ii hmt d -ml coiPil 4?..171 I viugr'1, C *'~ft~ (. ~ or i~xw n h~t /lir wi l ;i mi'rv''"1 ,-(. tit%?u a .im iii.,; Ira.c' Ole C1hAL.W 11 ;ill aii -e C tlIiCle( cr Vig . . I lS. IC. , a riir 6, ;ihei. tv i!. l r cant,. I ii~ it'leCI fitj i~~l 2711 1-5 4j- fiCu Cholerai d qilarl r i r .t ucrya r illai.,, s Ch ilrli aet,0 m CCLSOi.~ 'mift I' 11 prp u m1*!1o*1*T'ALZ .'' AL -t.VM ItctiIVi-Dir, . I/IS & Cu.,I I'rol 'ou Illnal In' It . I. NCL :. I reh'A.1: Peviozy in 1?,.,k Neld 's~k n or )1~ia J . I9C1i P CIi -Iw Or lea .,m. n e fn Iiv tj v'i j,: I ' . Boos, hoe an Plntaio 2,r C ldA1::'. i)ILOAoIE, A ~ ~ ~ a t' 'tt S o ol Ii. 11 ic~vt ;; ; ii ~~;* :1w i ir 11:i irm1V .U't I .. 1;t of'i - t tiC'. to ~ ~ :t Ie all tha 't. ASItior II" rt ivi/ i' ovr Iha *i g'il~b~ n r w Will..: if. ~ . bittiv Jl ie trtio 'r "ti(r,~ it -ise Cr''A.ir a n, la"-: ,t. .vm.*' in rt-viamiCm oitLthis kti" :t:V - I i ii viti v i , l wid r th t~m~'I!; tti *ittiit,tI vu' it;1 ,: Cv II.. a' 'b.:wdt - tO Ilkij * t :, hve lo ) .'d t -1 llv usi 1 'j :iC i. :0 ltCi rd no 71r 4 f 11 il his % io r - tm l124.VA:*,, ) . I t* i le~ I)~ e. C:veqn u favuiumoior it f~',r m '' ll 1.ar tiit i, . Le vcr 0.r i vo r-it. a-, t a -a hive aget Tht;ef evt 's irtmed . i 5', 'Ilii idc l rity a% W iCt't ni(.trIit


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ocr: The Saluda Mills, ITE Subscribers beg leave to say to their and the public generally in Edgefield District, and-every where else, that they now have ME ILS in readiness for business. They are pre pared to CLEAN and GRIND WHEAT in liest possible mainer. Wheat growers are to give them a trial. in the article of CORN MEAL they think are prepared to please all tastes. Coarse or tine-round or flat, Cool or hot-and all that. E. P. & J. ABNEY. 3t 20


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ocr: ON Thnrsday the l8th inst., a fair will e held at Bethel Church, seven miles lie. rnv Sumterville, by the ladies of the vicini (, the proceeds of which will be devoted a purposes connecred with the church. MANAGEnS '--E. . I ugh, IIL 11. Wells, t' B. Cain, Col. Win. Nettles, Dr. C. 11. ticha rdson. Admjission 25 cents. Sept. 13, 1851 40 of the Merchaats of Southi Carolins, de our extensive and varied stock of Clothiig, of all qua'ities fromt the hightest to


ocr: ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S LINE having been extendedl to Surnter rille, the MIERCHIANTlS and CITIZENS have daily facilities for procuring Heavy Goodls and all descriptions of light and valuable packages trom Charleston and) the South, by the way of the South Carohi ma and WV dmmitonm and Manchester Roads, trd -ronm all poris .Vorth rio Wilmningion, N. C. Competent anmd attent ire ".llessena sers " acconipany each mail lraini for the necuriey rad promnp: delivery of allgarticles The well knowvn responsibility of the Duoipany is aufficient to recotmmenided it ms the most reliable as well as the prompt. BlEN.I. MITCIIEL, Sept. 13, 18.54 46 Aetf


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ocr: W. as Dargaii & R ETAIL DMAIlRS in Urn, M eA ines. Paintil, Oils, Dye Nns o tent MedIicinve, Wintdow Gla, Perfumery, F1an"v Ariliis, and a variety of other articles kept in Drug Stores. V. DAnaAN, V. J.% s. 1)AIGAN, 31. 1. Eji" Next door to China's Hotel.


ocr: SUMTER BANNER. is rUDLISItmJU 'EvCry Wcdncsday Morning BY Lewis & Richardson. TJE RM S, 'TWO DOLLAIts in ivance, '1'w Dollars nd. lfifty Cents at hie expiration of :ix ion1tis or 'T'hree Dohlar at the enol of the year. No paper discontinuel until all a rrearagis are FAl ln, uimless at Hiee option of the. l'roprieuir. 2 . Advertisernents inserteIl at l1 I:I'TY FIVE Cents per smutare, (12 lines or Ies.s,) For the first, and half tiai sumn for eath suhs.g1mnmtt (Ollieial advertisements the. une each tine). ' The tnmber of insertionst in - In:tri,etI on all Adyertise nents or thev Will he" pbhti'di until ordered to be discontinuei, anil cbargel - accordingly. 7" ONE DOLLAR per sIuare for a single insertion. Quarterly titi Moitlily Adivertise rnents will he chargedl the samte as a single in sertion.and semi-nMonthly the same as new ones


ocr: 14 Nicot U H 0 LS r E it Y. I.ILL 1/1PORTATIO.NS. i. It" IASILIAM & CO., 179) KING-STitEET, Cornr ol King and Berrisiord Street, IMPURlTE.RS OF FRlENCH 5-fTT'.DT .YT XriM It M'V0Y. 1U ks a.t A ."AiAA.1,7 pJLAAA A A1a -'-Y.a.. A ' -MSJA. A tA AAU AAN 1) INVlT i TilE ATiEANTION OF TH1E tr.de ani:l pub'. geinerally to the O.<en. sive a ii heatot ;ill ;s.sortmeit of SA T4t DlI LA INES--DA M. SKS LA-c E A N f SGSrN UR .1, Ci0R\ lCES,. 13AN D-- AND 1INS, &c. which tiev ar rece.vaji"r l'roin Europe and .trwrcan na.u a.tkriie- and which they olk'--r WIIO L A'S.4 LE X) RETAIL. at lUCES I)WER than any other hJouse- in thi1 city. II. Wt. K. &~ CO). arte recivIare lhe LA l'ES 'i'ARI~i DEl'SltGNS FX)R:U TAI NN- ANDI D)ECOIl\TIoNs, ii al k nid.: and ie enable~d to produce wiirk of the best chiarae:e r and style. 31ereh::min awtl Fal'ies~ic will find it to their .:vantago e 9cili, as every ar: cle in the Cl'RTAIN AXND UPHiOLSTF.RY LI NM enn be i obtaod ai the atbove estahi lishruet, and at termas whih cannot fail to give atpprobaniont. .\LL, KINIDS 01F IXiJ:'IIR() ?JECOR..- lYTONS encieted. and PA PERtS put Up in superi byv exper eiced workm.-n. D .(I, 1:854I 6 4t Notice. (aht a ry (ihurc'h will takle place at the same tin 'aWetdnsdy 27th., D~cembher next. The p ublcae respectfuilly invited to attend as they flat t.-r themselivesu that they will hiave. ~.'rmethit g to pilea~ s al who i nay favour them~ w ith thir presenc.. WVate iimani copy. Wanted. THRJREE NEGR~O BOYS, from -16 to 13 years. old, as A ppronticesi to the Carpenter 'Fl'h under REN, F"ore'man of Winna Store. now being put upon sight of' the old 'Tavern in Sumnterville. A. J. MOSES. Nov. 2. 1t54 5 -A Uali in .anest, All pert'-ns indebted to us .by note, or s* countt preL ious.to the first of .lams:ary res.pectfully reiqueste~d to mnake~imn'vediate pay m/ent. We are: in want (ofall the, money that is ow ing ;0 us, and we trust this call wvill not be diaregarded. li~lopi i CiOtERS & SPENCER. Notice. All persons having any :lemands against Capt. James Rt. hiroek D~ecerasedl late of Sum ter District, will please preent, their to thi, subscriber for payment, and those dietd will mako payment to the Same.2 NOV . '29, 1851, I. " tAE Eif. Notice. Applicion will toe maide to the mit's.oners of Pensions for a diuplicate Laud WVarrait, No. 07.151 for 0 issme d uiider 11he A ct Septemtbor 28, fto George Floyd, t he onigintal being lost iiishiutl, havimg neover reachecd rante. .A \IES TA~'lA R, A~geLnt:n Attorney of Gemirge S~'oyd. Siutterville, S, C., Nov. St, N~o. I gA.--: Ricahardsona (NExT Dlool To TI. W. . RA~terfFs J joining ehetricts th-it he uow has and consnnly on hanad a large assortment


ocr: & IMPORTERS OF French, Ba'IttaI and Germana DRY~GOO'DS. 209 and 211 King-reet corner of Mar ket Street, CH A R LESTION, S. C. 1ARPETINGS.-Ingrain, 3 Plys, Brus. UI sets Tapnstry and Volvets. CURTAIN MATEltIALS, in Silk, Satin, and Worsted. CURTAIN CA3MBRICS and 31USLINS, Ia large variety. EMRtOIDERED LACE and CURTAINS, all styles, GI I.T CORNICES, in all the new designs. CURTAIN GIMIPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS, TASSELS, &e., DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROI'ES, in all varieties. BIITISII and AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTIIS. SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS STAIR CARl'E'I'INGS, of all styles. WILTON, VELVET, and RUGS, in great variety. IMA NTATION WO 0OL EN S-B L A N. KETSr, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAI'S,&c. ied and White FLANNELS, SIIIRTINGS, &e. COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best Southern makes. English and American COTTON FLAN NELS. French, English, and American PRINTS. LINENS OF, RICIIARtDSON'S superior make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, 't'able Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, Towellings, Iluckabacks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &e. CLO''IS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS, of best French Goods. SEtVANTS CLO'IIS, in all the shades English Goods. SA'TINETS, 'TWl'EEDS, JEANS and LIN SEYS, of all qinalitnes and styles. w IT11 A FU1.. ASSORTM ENT OF Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, TISSUE , AIAREGES, GREN AI)IN ES, MIUSI.INS, &c. 1HO311IAZINES, A LPACAS and MOURN ING GOODS, in great variety. E31ROIDERS and LACL GOODS, of ev ry descrip tion. EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety, onstantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT EMI'ORTATIONS, nd ofti-red at the LOW EST M1A RKET 'riees. l'EtalS.-Cashn, or City Acceptance. (I' The one price system strictly ad. hered to, and all Goods Warranted. BROWNING & LEMIAN.


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ocr: A V D - n pring and Summer Clothing! THE Undersigned have now on ihand, and are still receiving large supplies of Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING, F the latest styles, and of various-qualities, so that ery taste naty be suited. -Also handsome lot of SH IRTS, DRAWERS, CRA XTS, JlAN DKEICHIEFS, GLOVES,&e. -Also n extensive variety of YOUTH'S and CHTL REN'S CLOTHING. All of which will be for ihed at fair prices. CLAYTON & BIGNON. Awgusta, April 11 3m 13


ocr: '"'t:" ~tn t."1 te ami;ur uur 1 fNe w a n d S e c o n d - H a n d a a ir l a g e s t tier BLANKETS CORNER KING AND WENT WOR BATH AND WHITNEY I COJFORTS 714, SUl'EIt. BLANKETS FOR SERV Satinets foi CONTINUED REDUCTION OF ALL OUR rers' prices. WHITE LONG CI.OTIIS 12J CENTS, WORTi'! l 8. of the :aheve, we oiTr them at unetmonly low Linen Cam bric 11 BELGIAN CAM BIC lIl)KS. at 181 Ct. G Yard wide WIlITE DAMASK CAMb'IE 1400 Yards Mouslin DeLaine PIEE(ES ANTi-RIEUMiATIC FLANNEl.S, l emetmii.l agentsa in u,,e; and persona in want i E:xtr. lifer Coelored Canton Flannrl.., for Unde U... Whh Flann~els, at reduced prices. P'1ECEI BL'K SILKS, R:IC]I Broadcloth, Ca WILLI REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Crash Ti 5(JU YARDS ALL FL.AX RI. SIA C'RASlH, Seucieh and luinim l)i per. Extra lheavy Ulleached I1mnekaback HAIR. AND TOO FRENCH AN) EN(;I.I[S HAIR BIRUSII E T'oth and Nail Ilrush.s, tine article, i'fling Cmhuna ltumttd atal i Chatrlestonm, Jan 16 FOGARI lE Edgefield lYlale Academy. ' l I s instntion is opened ftr antlrr year undl-r REDUCED ,T D I . TB STREETS, CUAtRLESTON S. C 3ED -BLANKETS, EXTRA. 1VT JT 3fAJ.)L ANTS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. r Servants, SATINETS to 18j Ct.t. lefts than Mfannt'actu GOOD)S. WsIGTO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK prices. (HI t~. at -Six Ce;nltl. ir''' I.AIME IZ/E IL. e. ldLtr.. at 15i Ct. 1 att I2 . Ct,., builtie fusr Ladis&' Ir'iuti. ~at Six and a quarter Cents, N.AV A1TIiCi.E. AN) ONE OF THlE BEST ill (tu~s- lit examlines. r.irti', 12j cent, per ytrd. L -S''TE, 75 Ch r. I'ER YARD. ~ssimere, &c. the abuiesi Good,, in BLACK ANI) COLO1S G# Cent-, for BATtIN1G 1"OWEL. ,for Tis~wri}, at 12; cents pe~r catrd. HI1 BRUSHES, &c. ''ri Dre .ink' Co'nts. 1. DELAN 1). Cohrner Kini and 1V nw.srtia St. IGraniteville Hotel for Sale ! I 'i-I I i~: Insis..it~tud offers t *r I


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ocr: Millesl!M111eB! Mille8sT THEI -subscribers notify the citizens Sumter and the adjoininag Districts, that they wall be in Sumutervalle ont the 10th October proximno, at which time thaey wil.l offer for sale as finte, or the finest lot 'of Mules ever of1emod in this market. - They will be glad to have all those- who, may be in want of tmules or horses, whlo fond of looking at fine stock, to call thema at China's Hintel. Their old. custo mers especially.ELS& AN R Sept. 13, 1954 46 . f


ocr: Wil. & Man. R. R, Co. ON and after Ist of October, the Pas senger Ra'es of Fare on this Road, will be established as follows: First Rate Fare, per station, - 8 30 " " frot Wilminngton. ton to Kingsville, - 6 00 Second WIoae Fare, per s ation, - 25 " " - for two or more station.-per station, - 20 '' " " fro Walningtoui to Kingsvlle, 4 00 J. 1. ROBERTSON, Act'g Supt. Sept. 27, 1854 48 3L


ocr: Sppiction will be made at the-J&xt - ngt fJericho, located at Siaouterville' South Carolina, fSept. 6, 1854 45 '3r.


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ocr: Practice of Surgery! IhR.J JURIAfl IUARRIS, Augrusta, ..J(a., is pireparedl tuac:ommitodaute with Lodiitng atnd Nursiing, such pitients as may be directed to hint for SL'ItGlCA LUOPElIATI( NSohr Treatmient. il7 M\asters nmay lbe assured that their Servanits will huave every niecessary attenutionm. Augusta. Mlay 26, 19


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ocr: CSQUIER, I fanufactnrer and DEALER IrN FINEf, AND PLAIJN At "veiy b.tv picesr fur coin. Ile is c asi~ilit '.y ri'plrtiarir i Inn l~n'e on-o"r: mnrt fruont MAtNE 1'AC'l'ttA its Colairnalaja, ui Drc'. Foark, ;taad msoW oilers a gre~ate~r varie.t y thann risass;,~ e- peniadll ~ ina FANCY F.NA~1l:Ll*;I) IINtITlIlI. Sitting Ror'kir. t Chairs. et ,\". A. H!. (:Al.' a)' Sl'l'Eltl1(lt York tnI, ii riner. = rr All i iaanos~ sirFr tre .Old 1, 14 lri.rrre tlrmrrarr!,I tut " t,. year oar longer. A1l l'irnl.. of F'arriani:ro: neatly pr('arrjr.I raerr~ir. Al 1",.g"" 1~t 4A' *II lI:i(NY vfr:N I;E&8 on brae!; 'I its ~n. er Cainet Maker'sr Sla:erial, W A.t..l'Al'lElt A N U. BOZIDEltlN(;, a a': tnl iti u-r"s r,nirutar. ~jr uanernls i'Lrvir at shlort notice witha AltiUlic an ail Wooird ('lliana. Hie weal,! re.-lieecfuliy invite lais frioendaaqrui tire public generally to call anal exramine iris s tor~k.


ocr: lNf'OR T'RJS OF Britijt. aand Geruuti. DRY GOODS. and 211 King-sreet corner of Mar ket Street, C:1A 11 LI;STON1, .' C. Sit PETINGS.-Ingraint, 3 I'lys, Drus. seu s 'jlpstry and Velve'ts. C(lIt'Al AIATERIAL5, in Milk, Satin, and Weirsted. CU RTA IN CA31 RICS and IUSI.INS, lareet vnrie-tv. EMIIIROIDlREr) -LACE and all stvi.a. GILfT COlRNII.S, in all the ne'w design,. CUItIITAIN G131IPS, HOL.ERS, I:OOPS, &e.. .)Dt A 'EILtY CORDS and. IIEI.L. ROPES, in all varieties. ffRl'rIsH and AMIERICAN FLOOR XII.VI:t and GI.T STAIII RODS CA RPETlIlGS,of all stvls. WII.I'ON, VEIy ET, and IlUGS. in great var ety. 'f..INTATION VO O I. EN S-I Il. A N Pl.AINS. K )RSEYS, CAI'S.&c. Red and White FL.ANNELS, .$IIIRTINGS, CO'I'TON. OS-NABIURGS, of all the bedst nakes. :nsntlish and A:nerican COTTON F .AN EI.s. l're-nch,. English, and American PIllNTS. I.INENS OF, ILICIIAI.DSON'S superior ntake, tier Sheetings,, Shtirtings, Pillow Gaseat 't'ahle f lanmtsks, Doylies, Natpkins,' Towellings, lluekahantks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Cloths, ce. CLOTHIS. CASSIMERS and VESTINGS, best Frenhl GOSH!,,. SEltVA N's CLOTHS, in all the shades Goods. SATINETS, 'TWEED8, JEANS and LIN. SEYS, of all qutilit're and styles. wITit A FULL A3SOtt'.rt nNT Op Rich Dress Goods. In SII.KS. TISSiUES, BAIREGES, GilEN IiNF:S..lt:SI.INS, We IlO.hAIlNEs, AL'ACAS and MOURN ING (001)S, in great variety-. EMBROIDERS and L.CE GOODS, of ev cry description. EVI:NING DRESS Goods iu Great variety, received. All the above are of our own DIRECT UIl POIRTATIONS, alli-red it the 1.OW ENT \ ItIIK E' Prhies. r Elt31N.-Cash, or City Aeenptunco. (17 The one price system strictly ad. Lo, and all Goods


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ocr: I AM NOW receiving my usual supply of GOODS for FALL AND WINTER TRADE, which I respectfully invite the attention of the and the Trading Public. W. P. BUTLER, Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, No 1, PARK Row. FALL IMPORTATIONS! FOGARTIE & DELAND, KING AND WENT WORTH STREETS, CHARLESTON S. Dress Silks! COL'D FIG'ED DE TON SILK, at 87J eta. SUPER BLACK TAFFETA SILK, Argentine Striped Silk, wide, at $1. Black Satin Dtt Chene Levateen Silks. Black Silk, at 62k, 75 and 874 cents. FOGARTIE & i)ELASD. Extra wide Black Silk, with rich lustre, at S. I Dress DeLaines and Cashmeres, RICH BROCADE DE TOUR, Satin finish, ENGLISH CHINTZES, 12j.and 25 cts. P.ersian Cashmeres, Beautiful designs, 311 eta. 4.4 Rich Fig'd Crimson Curtain Chintz, 12J Muslin DeLaines, 12J and 25 cts., now pattern, 7-8 Wide Robed Chintz, at 121--worth 25. 200 Pieces CALICO, at 6# cts-worth 10 etn. FOGARTIE & DELAN D. Velvet and Trimmings, YARD WIDE MAZARINE BLUE and Black PLAIN BLACK VELVET RIBBON, VELVET, for Mantillas, - Colored Wave Worsted Braid. Velvet Trimmings, Galloon Dress Trimming. FOGARTIE & DELAND. Damaged! COLLARS.--150 Dozen GENT'S. 3 PLY STANDING COLLARS, damaged in shidping, at $1,50, worth and usually sold at $3 per dozen. FOGARTIE & DELAND. . Blankets and Kerseys, 300 LONDON BLANKETS, at $1. WHITNEY BLANKETS, line quality, Lot of Servants' Blankets, slightly stained in 250 fair Hotel Blankets, at a bargain, shipping, will be sold low, Kerseys. at 16 Cents, 300 Pair 3 Points Mackinaw Blankets, Extra Georgia Kerseys, Fine Bath Bed Blankets, Grey Plains, at 37 cents. Charleston, Nov 12 FOGARTIE & DELAND, Corner King and Wentworth St. FALL TRADE, FOR 1853! 4$~i~~;CUNNINGHAM' r HE UNDERSIGNED having,, given a further trial to the CA 811 SYSTEM during past -eason. have become still more convinced that. it is the only true system of doain-g GROCERY BUSINESS on terns advantageous to both seller and buyer, leing the safest and surest for both. While the seller is benefitted by getting the CASH PAE) for his Goods, enabling him to turu his money over many times in the year, the buyer has advantage of getting his Goods Teni or Fifteenu per-Cent Chaenper Than thev enn be obtained from those who sell on credit ; they being compelled to sell at diff'erenee of per centage to cover bad debts andl pay the additibanim expense of -keeping~ and col lecting long accounts. It only requires a little reflction, aided by a slight exanmination, to vitce thmose who visit HIamburg for thme purpose of purchasing SUIPPLIES, that the Merchant denis exelusively on the Cash System itn purchasing his Strck, lava it in ceaeper than thsose who in large Stocks oni credit, with a view to selling themn out in, the~ ame way, being ennblledl to his eapital over only once a year, mtust of course get larger profits to anstaini his businmess, him who on thme Cash system, buys moderate Stocks, SEILS QUICK and TURNS OVER capital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligeht platnter will perceive that. the CASil Merchant will have made more money at the en~d of the year, by making FIVP. rEtn CI:NT than theo credit system tntn will at TwENTY-FIYE, and tha~t those who buy: Goods had bietter row the amoney' at homne, and allow even fiftten or twetnty per cenmt interest, anid paty CAS11 his sutpplies, than to paurchase on titme even fronm thu best CREDIT hlOUSES. The Undlersignted having madle ample arrangements to keel) on han~d a LARGER and much better assortmenmt of ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES Thtant they did the past season, only ask of their friends and others vi~itinmjf t hia market, to them a call, where they will fintd, in :addition to FIKE FAMIL Y OROCER11E', a supply of .nearly all thei staple Goods usually ueed in the country, such as


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ocr: 'BROWNING & LEMAN," IMPOR1'ERS OF Frencha, Iisi aIm a d (Geuam.a DRY GOODS. 109 and 211 King-areet corner of Mar ket Street, CIIARLESTON, S. C. CARPF.TINGS.-TIngrain, 3 Plys, Blrus. sels T.spstrv nmi Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, md Worsted. CUIRITA IN CAIIRICS and 31JSLINS, in large v:ariety. SEllit(OII)ERiii) LACE and MIUSLIN CtllTA INS, all ivles. (III ' CO It: CKS, in all the now desigens. (''I'TA IN GIMIPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS, I'ASSEL.'. &e.. DRAI'EIV CURDS and BELL ROPES, in all varieties. ItIRTISII and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL C.0i'IlS. SILVER and GI.T STAIR 11018 and STAIR CA RIPETIN;-8. of all styles. willrON, ViLVET, and RUGS, in great variety. Pl'.ANTATION W 00 LEN S-I L A N RETS, PLAINS. KERSEYs, CAI'S.&c. ied and White FLANNELS, SIIIRTINGS, c. COTTON OSNABIJRGS, of all the best Southern makes. English and American COTTON FLAN. NEI.S. French. English, amid American PiN'i'S. L.INENS OF, IRICIIAlRI)SON'S superioir mnake, for Sheetints, Slhirtinge, Pillow (ases, Table Damasks, Doylies, Napk ins, Towellings, Ilnckaha, kIs, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, c;rass Cloths, &e. CLOTHS, CASSIIERS and VESTINGS, of best French Ioods. SERVAN'S CLO'I'IS, in all the shades Enuglish (:ooNfP. S.\TINETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN SELY. of ail qualities and styles. wITI A FiLt. ASORT'rIENT OF Rich Dress Goods. In SIliS, TISSIJ ES. IIAR EGES, GREN A 1)1N ES. 31IS.1 NS. A c. I103 ISA ZINES, A I.l'ACAS and 3OUIRN. INi (,00)S. i:s great varietv. I:IIllOlDiERS and LACI GOODS,o fev 'ry deerription. EVENING l)ltESS Goods in Great variety, Constantly receivcd. All the above are of our own D3IIECT iMI"OK{TATIONS, ind offered at the LOW EST 11 A R KI ET Prices. 'I ElI MS.-Casi, or City Acceptance. 9i--l The one price sytem strictly ad. bered to, and all Goms Vnrranted. BIlOWNING & LE3IAN. Charleston, S. C.. Jan, ith. 1851. II if For Sale.


ocr: I BROWNING & -II'ORTIRS OF ES:'Eitsi n and DRY GOODS. 209 and 211 King-sreet corner of Mar ket Street, CIIA R LEST''O , S. C. 1ARIE'T'ING.S.-b:.rain, 3 Plys, Irtius. sO!s Tapostry awl l't! cit s. CllRTA IN iIA'I'EItA I.S, in Silk, Satin, and Worsted. CUIRTA IN CAMIRiCS and 31 SLI NS, in large variety. SE11itODIREI) LACE and CUllTA INS, ill itv les. ( GIL' CO ION IC is, in ill the ne w designs. CURtTAIN G,131PS, Ilo1,I)EiS, L.OOPS &c., l)ItAI'ERY CORDS and IELL ROPES, in all varieties. BRiTISIh and AMERICAN FLOOR (i')TIIS. SIi.Elt and (:II STAIR RODS and S PAlt CAItOPE'I'NGS, of all styles. WIliU'ON, VEI.VET, and ANMrINSTE1 hIUGS. in great variety. Pl.ANTA'i'ION V O OLEN S- L A N. KETS, I',A INS. K ERSEYS, CAI'S.&c. Ied and White FLANNELS, SIIIRTINGS, COTTON OSNAlIURGS, of all the best Sonthern makes. English and American COTTON FLA N. F-rench, English, and American PillINIS. lINENS OF, RIICIIlADSON'S :superior stake, for Sheetings, Shirtings, IPillow Cases, )arnasks, Dloylies, Napkins, Towellings, Ilnektbacks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Cloths, &v. ('LO'TUS, CASSIM IERS and VESTINGS best French Goods.f SERVANTS CLOTIIS, in all the shades of Gools. SSA'INETS, TWEEDS, JEANS antd LlN of all qualities ani styles. WITH A FU L. ASOtTl 'NT Or Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, 'I'SIt ES, IJAREGES,GIEN MIUSI.INS, &c. 11031IA/IN ES, AI.'ACAS and MOU:RN. ING( GI)DS, in great variety. EIIItOIlI)ERS and LACE.l- GOODS, of cv description. EVENING DitESS Goods in Great variety, received. All the above are of our own DflIEC'T IlMPORTATION S, siTereid at the LOAWEST AIARK ET Prices. TEhIt.IS.--Cash, or City Aeceptance. IT'' The one price system strictly ad iered to, and all Gnods Warranted. I1ROWNING: & LE.\AN, S.


ocr: the Conplete Core of COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPITTINd OF BLOOD, 4. ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAIN.S TENDING TO CON. S UMPTION. This preparation is getting into use all over our Country. The numerous letter, we re-" ceive from our various Agents, informing us of cures elected in their immediate neighb opds warrant us in saying it is one of the bsstj if not the very beat Cough Medicine now before the public. It almost invariably relieves and not unfrquently cures the very worst casegs. When all other Cough preparations have fail ed, this has relieved the patient, as Druuits, dealers in med.cines,and Physicians can testi fy. Ash the Agent in your nearesttown, what has been his experience of the effects of this Medicine. If he has been selling it for any length of time he will tell you. IT IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTRACT. Below we give a few extracts from letters - we have received lately regardh g the virtues of this medicinc. Dr. S. S. Oslin, of Knoxville, G., says-. f hate been using your Liverwort and Tar very .rtensirely in my practice for three years pe, 'nd, it is with pleasure I state my belief r its Ruperiority over all other articles with wkidke l 2m acquainted,for which it is recommended. Messrs. Fitzgerald & lenners, writing front Waynesville . C. say:-" TheLiverweort and Tar is becoming daily more popular in this Coun try, and we think justly so. AU who have tried it speak in commendable terms ejit, and say it svery beneficial in alleviating the complaintsfor which it as recommended." Our Agent in Pickens District, S. C. Mr. S.. I. McFall, assures us " that he uses it wit geat' enef t In his own family, and recommends it to his neighbors." He gives an instant of a Neg - woman., in his vicinity, who had been suffe rng with disease of the Lungs for many years at ended with severe cough, who was relieved ,y the Liverwort and Tar. Such are the good reports we hear of this lledicine from all parts of the South. For a report of the surprising cures it has performed n the Western and Northern and Ea tern States, we would invite the sufering patient to ced the pamphlet which accompanies each bottle. To all, we say, have hope, have hope ! THE MEDICINE!! BE WARNED IN SEASON!!! And neglect not that cough which is daily weakening your constitution, irritating your hrcat and lungs, and inviting on that-dread dis *ase, Consumption, when so soothing and Heal ing a remedy can be obtained as Dl. - Roges's Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. BEWARF OFCOUINTERFEITS AND' BASE IMITATIONS! The genuine article is signed Andrew Rug. ere, on the engraved wrappear around each bot le. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles forB5. Sohl wholesale and retail by SCOVIL & MEAD, 111 Chartres St. bet. Conti and St. Louis 1'. 0., sole Agents for the Southern States, to vwiom all orders and applications for Agencies nust be addressed. SOLD ALSO BY MILLER A BRITTON, Sumtervillc, S. C. 1. J. WORKMAN, Camden, S. C. Z. J. DErAY, Camden, S. C, S. BEACIi, Orangeburg, S. C. June 12, 1851 31 6 mo, fihe Far-famed Medicine ! skmn,.Bonwel Complaits, Colic., Constipa'en' if the Bowels, Consumption, Debility I' emale Ilead.ache, Indigestion, Lumbago, Piles, Rhiu:


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ocr: t EEW RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY! FALL IIMPORTATIONS, F. w. ]KINSMAN & 00., 179 King St., Charleston, S. O., ,MPORTERS OF FREINCI CURTAIN MATE. RIALS, UPHOLSTURY GOODS AND PAPER HANGINGS, [NVITE the attention of the trade and public generally to the extensive assortment of Satin JeLaines, Damasks, Lace and Muslin URTAINS, CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, &C., Which they are receiving from Rurope and Ameri an manufactories. and which they offer WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, kt prices lower than any other house in thu city. H. W. K. & Co., are receiving the LATEST 'ARIS DESIGNS for CURTAINS and DECO tATIONS, of all kinds, and are enabled to produce work of the best character and style. Merchants and Families will find it to their ad lantage to call, as every article in the lurtain and Upholstery Line, Nin be obtained at the above establishment, and at eris which cannot fail to give approbaition. ' All kinds of INTERIOR DECORATIONS xecuted, and Papers put up in a superior style by xperienced workmen. Charleston, Dee 11 4t 48


ocr: Law Notice! H1E U~nderaigned ha renmoved to Edgefield C. 11 ., and amay be found at hi.. Oflice, fornet ly occupied by .)ous~ TtAUSKE-r-, E~tq. THOS. P. MIAGRATH, Arroaxtrr AT LAW. JTan 18 um 1


ocr: SOUTHERN REMEDY, 1e r peicT in ine. hen use, alordwing fre frnsa~lt ring' c Gacr. L ptinNAssr .PH hSnmedicin . n' acin tDoe drcnl Ch lns iaiees. TKruppion. Sat-te Dies.of the Skin.y D rise-as,rintrhue of er, smfApi. Pain in the eSide -n Shoulders, General DebIlity, i.unabego. Coughs, Colds, Droply. Jaundice. Cortivenee, Broneciltl, Weakness uf the Chest, Sore Throet, P'ulmonar-v Affecione, and a.1l other Diseases tending to produce Consumption. Liver Comn plaints, female Trreguiaritie and Complaints, Low Spirits, Eick and Nervous isudache. Night Sweats, Exposures,nor Imprudence in Life, Chronic Con situtional Diseses, and as a Spring and Summner Drink, and General Tonic for thme System, and a Gentle and Pleasant Purgative, it is superior to Diue Lick and Congress Water, Salts, or Seldlts Powders.


ocr: COSAT i ON HND &STIILL RECEIVING . I AM. NOW receiving my usual supply of GOODS for the FALL4AND WINTER TRADE, which I respectfully invite the attention of the Community and the Trading Public. W. P. BUTLER, Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, No 1, PARK Row. ]FALL TRADE, FOR 1853! rp.HE UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CASH SYSTEM during the .L past qeastmn, have become still more convinced that it is the only true system of doing a GROCERY BUSINESS on terms ndvantageous to both seller and buyer, being the cheapest. safest and surest for both. While the seller is benefitted by getting the CASH 'AII) DOWN for his Goods, enabling hin. Io turn his money over many times in the year, the buyer has the advantage of getting his Goods Ten or Fifteen per Cent Cheaper Than they can be obtained from those who sell on credit; they being compelled to sell at this d(iference.of per centage to cover bid debts and pay the additional expense of keeping-, any col lecting long -ecounts. It only requires a little reflection, aided by a slight examination, to con vince those who sit, Hamburt for the purpose of purchasing SUPPLIES, that the Merchant who deals exclusivel m the Cash $vsten in purchasing his Stock, lays it in cheaper than those who lny in large Stocks on credit, with a view to selling them out. in the same way, being enabled to turn his capital over only once a year, must of course get larger profits to sustain his business. than him who on the Cashasytem, buys moderate Stocks, SELLS QUICK and TURNS OVER hi capital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligent plhmter will perceive that the CASih SYSTEM Merchant will have made'more-mtoney at the end of the year. by making FIvE PER CENT PRoFIT. than the credit system man will at TWENTY-FIvF., and that those n ho Luny Goids had better bir row the money at home, and allow even fifteen or twenty per cent interest. and pay CASH for his supplies. than to purchase on time even fromi the beat CR EDIT HOUSES. The Undersigned having made ample arrantgemntets to keep on hand a LARGER and much better asaortment of ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES Than they did the past season, only ask of their friends and others visiting this market, to give ' them a call, where they will find, in addition to FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, a large supply of nearly all the staple Goods usually used in the country. such as Saddlery, Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, Blankets, FLANNELS, &c., &c. Being thankful for the liberal patronage of the p-ist season, and looking forward to a largely increased trade the coining Fall. we have laid in and are now receiving our Stock, and take plea. are in calling the attention of enstomers to our superior Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Cheese, Molasses, Flour, Bacon, WINES AND LIQUORS. Those who prefer paying Cash for their Goods, and thereby save I'fcen Dollars in errry MIun dred. had better call at our Old Stand, on the tprner nearly opposite the Carolina lintel. where all articles sold, will be put up in the best manner, and warran:ed to turn out what: they are rep. resented. R. F. & 11. L. CUNNINGhIAM. llamuburg, Oet, 10, 6mn 39 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! GOODS FOR THE FALL A. RASOMAgent for R. M. Ft~iLER. is now in reeipt of a 1.ARGE antd SPLENDJD, .tok of~ FOREIGN and D)OMtESTIC DRY GOODS, cotmprising all which is new and beautiful. Among which mamy be found All Wool DE LAINES, of rich and splendid| Red, white and fig'd FInmnnels, all qualities; style, Solidl colored Flannels, for sneks; Large and smnll fig'd De Laines, all qualities, Cassmiiers, Stittinets, Tweeds and Kentuck


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ocr: lelMessrs, Editors: Yoi. will oblige manny vtptorem of Clarerpont Elec. tiOn 1)itrit by annoimei Col. It. Lt IWACIll I.l(ItO'T as a.,candidate for t seat in tie owei Danict of the Legisla'. tore of the :tate of Sdt'hh .garulina, at tle ensuing election. Feb.


ocr: Administrator's Notice. All liersons havigia d ieands agrainst tlen Estate of .lni I )enald de-:easetd, are requ'ested to handl them in, let!iailly Mad ali thoc i-tdhehted w.Il m:.ke viiyetit by fhe first of Jarn.r y .cx-, as Idoger -I. 'ulgeice calnnot id lmve-n. ' R W. DO.N A LD, Atha',-.. -Ntv. 8. 105 2j


ocr: Vm. L. e. TLOWNSHEN Succrsson To RES TON & TowNxsimND. NO. JkcMARKET STREET, WimingLoa. N. C. Nqov. 8,15. 2. lyr.


ocr: G'O r eceivmng TIE LARGE rOugt t e oW Pprov end n i t ey to buy goo brtiiees remakab viz i A, LARG L ov. I)RY God ATSt Si tEs; COOPIE. 441 all destrpti6nai ., AN - 'RE 9TC P Al UN iDS- ad -" -COIN M OT 1WANW, (A)NFr~V e ier setts Anmi ibli 0".-n a d'd * t y article m 34 o E"O C K. O3P nds and opening for ST WTOCK OF GOODM o this market, Rd Cu61nmers uin littig. .,ijniing ten als withi, dnabk'sa nie b'bftje DA, mnostly domnestic. N WARP,. OAKlT WARE, &c. NT 's TOOLUs, CUTLERY, &c. ,it$; O0li4, Skilleta,&c. LAGE IJARI)iWARE. 'rv, HIarr-ess, &c. &d. DNARY. erwise. that may be called for. 47 if


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ocr: $20 Reward. The above reward of Twenty Dold lar, will be'aid for the delivery myself, or lodg.ment in Suonter .ail, of my Boy LIA R RY. who left my in April hst. lie is black, about six leet high, has food teet h, anld is intehigenit. finge is suppose.1 In be from itli neilgh borhood, (in which la has numerous rei.i. Lives) to about Scottsville fut iark river. J. T1. G IEN Nov. 8th, 1851. 2 tf


ocr: York Adydi'tisements A Gm n-rrsa xa AO .NC OF '. M . 1Nb LL, & Co. 122 Nassau , New York, and 10 Statte St. Most1on, w fare tIe Agetnts of the ljestiinol inos idel rcilated aewspars in hd Unite .antl'Canaida, nd are autholrized to tak crtisemients andi ul 'bCriptioll at the pulilish lowcst rittes. Oct. 12, 1.45. 50 if


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ocr: Rates of Toll. Foussr, five nl six hosirte Wagsns, 5 ets per tisile Three " " 4 " " " TIwo " Carriaiges 21 "s " One " s" o " " '' U~otsebatck tratvellt.rs, . 1 " " " Vehuieles on metetintg.nare each entijied to half the NK TR ACK, and the D~rivers arc required to :o the "1 RIG lIT:" S. F. GOODE, PavstsENT.


ocr: Groceries! HTIDS. SUGAR, Also-50 Barrels STEW A RT'S do. 200 Bags COFFEE. 25 H lds. MOLASSES, 200 Coils ROPE. soni very supprior, 100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGING, 30 Whole, lif and Qnarter 'BbIs. No 3, No 1. and Mess MA CKEREL, also Kits, we woUld ALSO state," that we have a fine (if 0J Blankets, Negro Cloths, Chairs, Snddles, Osnnburis, Stripes, Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lead, Shot, Bar Lead, Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice, Bacon, &c., &c.. &c., in fact, every article usually found in a Gro Store. J. SIBLEY & SON. HamburgNov 14, tf 44


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ocr: SiRSAPAJtrLxa.--.or the .ur* of as a pPr jtf e f the 6 A . tonic for the system, 4s unra .The curative powers of'thi6:St.est a truly wonderful, andal1i0a,,0 imnmedtiatd.rial of si:Yeliaw. and Uareaparillat" It .cn i delicate patient. THE.N F~KtlN*idL NOSE TO EMK hoie,"liff3#d 4v from this. P ly tble R edy. howd rqkon iiealth 'and spirils'h~owo ~re o , t noe -td hirnsfiffM othera, letl 046 sp espair of recoveeyt time patient ol'ysuiderstand that lis F'pe of pbysial. re.atorationm lie in squy;o$tt I - Yellow. Dock and arsaga'If. la,":and pe diia t hir for Is " 'LFE'S 8AKE, to try it, and We have 'tro hesitatiorari predicting his speedy restoiation to healtit. Lr See advyertiuaement.


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ocr: To the Ladies. RS. E. T. H A MILTON, takes this mi thud of info-rming tht.- Lad es of W Edgedeld dVilage and %icinity, that -i. has com imalecled the and Dress-making Business, At the Store formerly occupied by Mrs. iaowN. 44


ocr: Soda Water. R. A. G. TEAGUE respeedully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefield Village and vicinity, that his Soda Water Aparatus is m line condition: and. lie is drawing at his Counter, the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. He does not wish vou to take Iils word for it, but come and try it. 0T The Ladies shall be waited on promptly and receive special attention when they viit him.


ocr: To Contractors. n~t Checvie' Creek. ,ti th. Martin Town Ro~ad, to thme lowesvct hiddler, the. builing of a Bridge aeroes said Creek, at that place. ti. W. G ARDNER, Cn'a . JOH1N AIDA MS. Cor. 2


ocr: Notice. ' A LL~ Persona indebted to the Estate of Daniel .LEnglish, dee'd., arc requested make immedi ate paymont, and those having demands will render them in forthwith, properly attested. JOU1N SEN TEL., Ex'oe, March 8 4t ~ B


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ocr: lITl3t&REMOVAL. ilT.R&N EWIIERtY have removed from' foriiner stand to the one formnerly occupied E. 1?. P'IRING LE & CO., one door North of I.I10Y'l"S Jewelry Store, where they. weitld pleased to see their friends and custotgers. Oct 5, '853. 49 . f


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ocr: FALL TRADE, FOR 18.53 C liN N I NGHA M HlE UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CASH SYT'5TE3T during Lpast seann, have beecome still imore convinced that it is the only true system of BUSINESS on terms advantageous to both sefer and buyer, being the and surest for both. While the seller is benefitted lBy getting the CAS11 PAID his Goods, enabling him to tnru his money over znsey times in the year, the buyer. has of getting his Goods Ten or Fifteen per Cent Cheaper they can be obtained from those who sell on credit ; they being compelled to sell at of per centage to cover bad debts and pay the adelitional expense of keeping and col lecting long aecounts. It only requires a little reflection, aided by a slight examination, to those who visit Hamburg for the purpose of puremsing SUPPLIES, tlmI the lerchant exclusively on the Cash System in pnreh:aidng his Stork, lays it in cheaper than those who in large Stocks on credit, with a view to selling thea out in the same way, being enabled to capital over only once a year, must of course get larger profits to sustain his business, who on the Cash system, boys moderaie Stoeks, SEILS QUICK an TURNS OVER every thirty to sixty, days. The intelligent planter will perceive that the CASfI will have made more money at the end of the year, by making FIvE PER CENT the credit system man will at TWENTY-FIVE, and that those who buy Goods had better the money at honie, and allow even fifteen or twenty per cent interest, and pay CASh supplies, than to purchase.on time even from the-best CREDIT HOUSES. The Undersigned la ing made ample arrangements to keep on hand a LARGER much better assortment of . ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES they did the past season, only ask of their friends and others visiting this market, to a call, where they will find, in addition to FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, a of nearly all the staple Goods usually used in Lhe country, such as Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, FLANNELS, &c.,.&c. Being thankful for the, liberal patronage of the past. season, and looking forward to a increased trade tlie coming Fall, we have laid in and are now receiving our Stock, and take in calling the attention of customers to our supe&rior Teas, Sugars, Coffees Cheese, Molasses, Flour, .Bacon, WINES AND LIQUORS. who prefer paying Cash for their Goods, ind thereby save Fifteen Dollars in erery l..d better call at.our Old Stand, on the Corner nearly opposite the Carolina lintel, articles sold, will be put up in the best manner, and warranted to turn out what they are R. F. & H. L. CUNNINGHAM. Ilamburg, Oct,.]0, 6m 39 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! GOODS FOR THE FALL A. RANSOM, Agent f.or R. M. FULLER. is now in receipt of a LARGE and . Stock' of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, comprising all which is new beautiful. Among which may be found Wool DE LAINES, of. rich and splendid Red, ivhite and fig'd Flannels, all qualities; style, - Solid colored Flannels, for Sacks; and small fig'd De Laines. all qualities, Cassiniers, Sattinets, Tweeds and Dc Laines,.varions qualities, Jeans, all qualities; Silk Lustres, very rich ; Bleached and brown Table Damasks, " Raw Silks, in high colors ; all Linen; and Alrpaca Lustres, all qualities Bl9nehed Damask T:.blo Cloths, some very and colors; Bleached and brown Linen Towellings bl'k Gro d-Rhine Silks, various qualities Towels all gonlities; and wid:hst; -Emabroidered T1able Covers; Watered Silks, a superior article . Irish Linen of every quality, from -Fig'd and Brocade Silks; namfantaories in soft finish. 5-4, 10.4, colored Silks, all qualities; and 12-4 bleached and brown Marceline.Silks, desirable colors; best mtake ; colored De Laines atnd 3Merinos ; Granitet ille, Angusta and Haneoek colored Paris De Bege, for travelling hrin.lythbleopiccea dresses ; elGrgaPinadTilsofCoShy' Secotch and American Ginghams, from nnhctrhaap 12 to 37 1.2 cents:TileKrss French atnd American Prints, from . Niat:iarnCopn il 1.4 up; GogaS ie n .i~bm~,Cto Talmas of newv atnd beautiful styles; Whtan oreBlaktarescwilb Cloth Cloaks, nerv.anid late styles; 5~deta Fringes, Pointed Gimps. and other Winy:a ibnbudBaies l Triumings, great variety ;tisadie; and tig'd Cloths, light fabric for LaidiesCrblnkt Cloaks; hrclyItginadH Thaibet, Bay~ State and embiroided Shaawl~c : 'rospa e French worked Collars and.Unader- R" n ra~es ' lo lts sleeves, late .41vies; ~ aiana hhrn hts Trhrenad andi Liide Edgings and Insert-CaptB'.sPotMnevrynderlTb ings, all qualit ies ;leEtratsOg.atRe.Fnc.Sal' M1erinca and Silk Utnder-vests : 'lgeHiradIotBrs,,ivy KidSik nd~VoGlve, orLaie, ise and torna inis,&d wl,&. o.Sle' andnfChildren;np ~ TeseGods av ben prcase w TiET CAEymnnrd athe1 Et PRIESandlaaremasrs aav ent:asnrd ta~ \Vhm articled ilets alaea scktil be Whitny an A.bo bAOu lak, Allx quLi :Three .'Ry, ngrtin26nd Hep3C.rpeting1 'ar 1ous "at ,% ter ,r ns;ideal.d Boot and Shoe ManuiactoRygs and Drgge tfor laor clo~ada~ths; i :~ hVIN reand.ta thditr es a ChlrensSh.r adozig rC.U.'.ar pt a&,No Flonis TvryangPar Di u Stoe, a usul I aaa a. leOf s, Ex. at; Ot t o ( f troses. Ftey Kiard tSilak n too Gar ve, fne Ldees, ouble slc tland tr on tCobs,&c.~ ,& 1IAET. Band t ahlr n d lecat mgd ra;lchet:aa laraeaysa 07ThseGod hvebensuchse wthGEA aaTvras wiRE a tea 1.WEST PIC So aaynd purcaersfayaret waisrd it vryatil will be 1lirBO am d AsNR dbenp dioght oin Astaal Anreamatini rse fully oolicited isotaa~to


ocr: Masonic Notice. A REGULAR Communication No. 50. A. F M., will be held their [tall on Saturday evening, inst., at 7lo'clock. By order of the W. M1. A. G. TEAGUE,See-y. 6 47


ocr: May Concert! THE YOUNG LA - ~ - DI ES of the Edgefleld C..l legiate Institute, wi:1 cive CONCERT, on MODsy swarr, 1st May. The Patrons andi friends of the School, and aill are invite:d to attend. C. A. RAYMOND, PatscirAL. A pril 21, i t


ocr: HAVE NOW RECEIVED my tire Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, ALL ARTICLES USUALLY Till- TRA DE, to which I respectfully attention of the community and the W. P.'BUTLER, No 1, PARK ROW. Edgenield C. 11., A pril 27, tf 15


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ocr: . Noti 'ilE 'underia eg, have naswoiated4n sOleiks tO er,.ndetIr tho. abovetrmp. and style, tb the traactiotf o y su* tneed .htt the mnercantileel i - fotird at' the ol stand of j stihere They willi beti~tp -,t Smoate t'on!f1ide a the pule. Iar 15, 1954 t


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ocr: Lodge, No. 17, IL 0. 0. F SA lB-gulair Mleeting of this Ioe will be hceld ine their lI Ill on Mond.ey e eveningl neixt, alt 7 e'~eek. GEO). A. A DDJISON, See'ry.


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ocr: . SO U TH E IlN. Quarterly Review3 TInus Pero lical is th only one .c its class la thie cnmio' region of the tLiuth :and its p-ge.; aire refer.n~d to n.e the best cvi p~cnes of the aI~l v oath Routh, andI i s L~nacity to give expression to the fee'!tgs, t he in'erest an I intbr-lience of this Section of nur Country. Irs purpP se is to fairly replresent ourselves. and nt to .misreprc sent others. It aims to tmaintairr the, truth as you understuid it, atnd ra nssert the in. tellectual equality ofour &c'ion, while, at the same time, it will free the .ind of oar people from that, stat~e of literary thraildom and dependency tunder which they have too long !nbored. Weo claim, then, from all loverA of thme South nnd friends of a truly homo literature, that support for our Work which Will enablasun' to'give a frue course, and thuts nmake it eiinenitly of the woirld's admiration and our own pride. . .. C. MORTIMEJR, Publisher. Offie'e '"3o Quarterly Review," L-tv Range, B~road-st., Charleston, S. C.


ocr: la re auti oriz..d to uannunce inrm ViS a c andida, eu or Oury ar. thme entSli4 eleCilOn. June 23, 1ISU1 if'


ocr: Administrator's Notice, All piersonts having. demnands'agamnst the Estate of Mres. E. Conntors, deceased, tire rejptested to hand thetm int properly attest ed; and those inidebtied wvill please mauke imianedijate paytmenit to T. 11. CONNORS, Adm:'r. Nov. 14, 1853. 3 tf


ocr: Bricks for Bali by A. J. MOSES. Deoc. 20, 185t. 8 if. Pie-Fruits and Pre s erve. for mal, by A. i. MOSES. Dloc. e0. 1854t. 8 i f.


ocr: MAnnuiF.D,--On the evening of the 14u inst., at the residence of Martin Rhodeu by the Rev. D. McQen, Mr. E.. SnA w and Miiss LIu.rUs J. WnrrTwonT all of Sumter District, S. C. So friend Envms has changed his life, .And taken to himself a neat, pretty wif< yoys' ous b0ys. 5


ocr: Notice.. In pureuance of tlhe: diretiaef. of tlW of ti.' Legislature in such cased and provided- an, election for C er the Court for Snmter District will b# in the towni of guinterville, on the Monday in January next. The will be opdir one day only. J. J. KNOX, - G. W. BRADFORD, Managers -H. HAYNSWORTH, Dec. M


ocr: 69 Likely Negroes. BY A. R. PHILLIlPS. WILL be sold at private sale, in an en tire gang, 69 likely NEGROES, accus toined to the cultivation of cotton provibions on the Congaree and rivers. The gang consists of men, women, boys, and girls, at which there are three over forty, aud five under six old, the balance between ten and thirty, and n large proportion between twelve twenty years old. A more desirable at negroes were never off'ered in this any other market. A list of the negroes may be seen and all other inform ut ion obtained ly applying at my office, ini rear of the Connerciaf B.nk, bia, 8. C. Terms liberal, Dec. 20, 1854 t tij For Sale. Will be sold to the hligthesi bidder onl the first in January nex t, about EIGHT LIK |L NLiCmLS, belonging to the Estate Charles W. Wetls deceased. Cunditions on c.ay of Sale W. LEWIS, Administrator.


ocr: Administrator's'Notioe. All personaghaving demands aganget the Estate of .N'j. H Connors, -deceased,'ar equtes~ote and themn in piolrly atiesi adtd th'ed ind~ebted wiI -i sie tuak ediate NO n4


ocr: "P hOTE5CT Zon AGAINST LIGHTNING, rg0 118 subscribers respectfully I. the citizens of Sumter District that they have just receIved a aupply or Otes's m at perfect Cond uctors of Electricity.--.. They will supply the people of this Dis. tr et with the rods and send a mechanio to put them up, or from their simplicity this item of expense can be saved as any one that can use a gimblet and screw driver can do the work. fly sending a buggy or cart and servant we can send yott the rods atnd all their fixtures, and instract the messenger liow to put them up, there by saying you the expanse of paying for horses atnd persons sent out for thfat pur pose as has been customary in this District by the venders of an inferior art iclp lierQ, tufore. DI.XON 4- COGIILAN, April 19, W> 2


ocr: Attention Riflemen, jYou area hereby ordered to as semtble in front of the Town~ liall, on Saturday the 29th inst, at 11 o'c lock A. if., fully armed arid equipped, for drill, arid in. struction. By order of - C.\PT. J7. B. N. 1IAgl~ETR QL. L. FR ASER, Jr., 0. S. Dinner Commuitte. W. J. WntDrAar, Dlax. WVEEKs, I.B G3. W. WESTON. E, y. W. VAUCaia%, C L. TIsnALE, R. TEmDAL.& L. L. FRASE R, Jr.. April 19,


ocr: Arrivals FALL GOODS AT FOGARTIE & DELAND'8 CORNER ING AND WENTWORTilREETN. CHARLESTON, S. C. Black Silks, Black Silks, BLACK GkOS DR, RHINE AT S7c., SI, 8.1.-4, and 1.25. Black Mode Silk, at 50 cents and 02 cents. Black Watered Silk. Plaid and Striped Silks, RICH PLAID SILKS AT $1, WORTH B1.25. Rich Satin Plaid Silks at $125. Changeable Silks at 62 conts. Plaid and Striped Silks at 62 1.2 cents and 75c. Extra Plaid Silks at 81.25. R~h SUSIAN DB LAINES AT 62 1-2c., worth $1. Extra quality ditto at 75 cents, 87 1.2 cents and $1. New styles Mouslin do Laine at 25C. Pink, Blue, Green and BulY ditto at 37 1-2 cents and 5(0 cents. Plain Mouslin do Laines for servants at 18 3-4 cents. Mourning ditto at 25 cents. ENGL~IH MIERINOS AT1 18 3.4 cents, 25 cents, and :37 1.2 cents. Pink, Blue, Green, Drab, Slate and Brown French lerinos. 4.4 Cashmeres, at SI. 4-4 RICH STYLE. ALL WOL, 'LAIDS AT 50 cents AND 75 cents. Black Alpaca. at 12 1.2 cents. Lupin's Bombazines, trom 75 cents to $250. WHITE AND RED FLANNELS, &C. H EAVY SERVANTS' BLANKl'TS AT 82, $2.50 83. Fine Bath and Whitney Blankets, from $0 to 810. Red Flannels at 20 cents and 25 cents. Red Twilled Flannel. Genuine \Velch Flanne!s. 4-4 Ballardvalo Flannels at 50 cents, and 02 1.2 cents. 5-4 and fi.4 English Flannels. fled Coiforts. KERSEYS, SATINETS, PLAINS, &c. HEAVY KERSEYS, SCIILEY'S PLAINS. White, all Wool Plains, Linsey, Woolzey. Ileavy Satinets for servants at 37 1-2 cents. Black aid Fancy Cassitnqes and Doeskins. Blue, Black, Brown anifGrey Broad Cloths. Pilot Cloths and Kentucky Jeans E.%BIZOIDERIlD CURTAIN NIU:SLINS A' 18 3-4c. Embossed Cotton Daainks at 12 1-2 cents. HOSIERY, GLOVES, PERFUMERY .ADIES, GENTS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S HOSE AND HALF HOSE, ileavy Wool -lose for Servants. Gents' Merino Half Hose. Ladies and Gents' Kid Gloves. Soaps, Cologne, Ludin's lxtracts. Bay and Lavender Water. flair, Hat, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes. FOGARTIE & DELANb, Novem'er , 18. 257, corner of King and Wentworth-streetd. A. J* MOSE"- ly. anorm-xL~-4A -3amcan Sx [ am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ever brought to this market, -hich I will sA low for cn.h or to approved customers on time. --nving ten years and the readV money tu buy goods with, enables me to oif'er the followving rtices remarkably cheap, viz I A LARGE STOCK OF D)RY GOOI)S, mostly domestic. IIATS, CAPS, SHO ES, COOPI','S WA RE, BASKET WA RE, &c. BUILDING MATERIALS, CA RPENTER'S TCOOLS, CUTLERY, &c. IIAltD WARE, of all descriptions, Puts, Ovens, Skillets, &c. STONE JUGS AND JARICS, STONE CIIURINES. CARRIAGE T~ItI MINGlS, CARiRIAGE ITARD WARE. LICATHJE R OP ALlIKIN D)S, Saddlery, Ilaress, &c. &.c. STATIONARY AND CONPECTION~ARY. CROCKERY, in dinner setts and otherwise. GROCERIES, of all kinds. And alsanost any articic thant sy be called for. Sept. 20, 18.51. 47t KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION. Pair Plantation Brogans at the


ocr: CARSON & SON, F .A.OT O PbS a ad GENER AIL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, C II ATRIs ESTON, S. C. E.ISIl A A RSON, Offce, Boyce 4- Co's JAMIS M1. CARtSO Wharf. gai Liberal advances made on Produce conisigned to their care. October -I, 18354 49 tf


ocr: C. P, REMUSEN, (SUCCESSOR TO R. HAWLEY,) WHJOLESALE .AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER OF ichardson Sitreelt,-No,.89. TWO DOOR'4 BELOW THE MARKET, COLUMBIA, S. C.'. M~trch 15, 1851. 20 ly.


ocr: Columbia Clothing Fullings, Bostwick & Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. IIAVE constantly on hand the largest stock of in this place, which they are prepared to sell at prices lower than any other estab. lishment in Columbia. Their Clot hing is manufactured by then selves with particular reference to this mtarket, and they feel warranted to say it is inferior to none, and SJPIERIOR MOST CLOTIlNG offered in any part of the countrv. Their business is con ducted upo:n the one price cash principle, and the price of their goods marked in plain lirnres upon each article by which a uniformity of price is observed, and the inexperienced buyer is enabled to make his purchases at as low a rate, as the more experienced and better judge. Persons visiting Columbia are respectfully invited to an examination of our stock and prices. February 15)th, 18541. 16-1y.


ocr: & IFOl'0RAWS OF Ihaiti 1. aid 4Aermana DRY GOODS. and 211 King-reet corner of Mar ket Street, C11A R IMS TON,; S. C. 3 Plysz, 11rus sel Tap try andt Velv'tt. CI'ItTA IN 1IATElIAL-S, in Silk, Satin, and W'orpted. CURTAIN CA31l1RICS and 3IJSLINS, larm- variety. E3IlItIIDICIE ) LACE and all styles. 4.1 'COltNcI S, in all the new desianas. CTRAT'A IN (II'S, IOLDERS, LOOPS, I)APEltY COltD and hIELI. ItOPES, im all varietie. hItl'I'ISII and AMERICAN FLOOR OTI IS. Ir.VIt anid Gil;)' STAIR RODS STAIR CAitl'ETIN(i , of all stles. WILrON, VELVET, amn A.MIN RIJGS8, in grent variety. 'I.ANT'ATI IN WO OENS-IL K ETS, PlI.AINS. K EIISEYs, CAI'S,& . Iced and White FI.ANNELS, COTTON OSNAIIURGS, of all the Southern makes. English and American COrTON N EIS. French. English, and Anerictan PIlINTS. 1.,11NENS OF, RICIIARlISON'S make, for Shoctings, Shirtings, l'illow Caes, laannsks. Doylies, Napkins, Towvellings, Buckcaac ks, Fruit Cloths, II. E. D~iapers, Cloth?, &c. CL.OTIs, CA Si)EilS td lV:STINCS of best French Gools. SI;tVAN'rs CLOTUS, in all ahusig (oods. MA'T'N j' TWEI)lS, JIEANS and LIN SEYS, of all quahtucs axmd styles. .vWT A F 'I.I, .tsonITry Ik Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, Trisi is, IIAtEt;ES,;(:RIEN SIl'SI.lNS, ke. IlO3IlBA'1lNFS;, AJ.l'ACAS and MOUIN ING GOODS11, in great variety. Ef'llIIt1.DIERS and .A LC;IGOOg, of ev ery delscrip tton. EVENING DitESS Goods in Great variety, eonstali):y receivet. All the above are of our own DIRECT UMPORTATIO1ii, and offlred at the I.( W ES'!' 1A IK El' Prices. TERM --Cash,, or City Aaeeptance. 3'T The one price system strictly ad hered to, and all Goodls Warranted. IlltOWNINi; & LEM1AN, S.


ocr: ROGRWOR4 the Cosuplete Cure of COUGSR, COI.1)S, 1. ! kNZ Al.4 ANT11l1A. I11ONCIITS. XPlTTIXG OF)?I1.O), 4' ALL OTilEIl L:.V CO.tlPLAIV'T TENDING TO CONS S Ut.'TION. This preparation is get ting into use all over our Country. The urnmrons letters we re ceive from onr various Agents, informin us of cures efiected in their ammneliato neighborhoods. warrant us in sayiwg it is ono ol the best, if not the vrry best Cough Medicine now before the public. It alnmost inariably relicres and not nfrequently cures the very worst rases. mhen al other Cough preparations have fail. el, this has relieved the patient, as Druggists, dealers in isedicins, anid 'lhysicians can testi fy. Ask the Agent in your mearest town, wha t has .heen his experience of the effects of this Meicime. If he has been se)ling it for any length of tirne he will tell you. IT IS TIlE REST MEDICINE E NrRACT. Below we give a few cttrncts from letters we bhtve rec,-ived lately regardi: g the virtues of this medicine. Dr. S. S. Olin, of Knoxville, Ga.. says:--" Ilhare l'ern .using your Lirscrort and Tar very elten rely in my practice for three years past, and, it is with pleasure I state my belief in invi stuiperiority over all other articles with which I am aceuernted,for w/hich it is recemencnded." Messrs. Fitzgerald & Beinvers. writing from Waynesville, N. C.say:-"' The Lirerwort and Tar is tnecnming dully more pop edur in this Coun try, and we think justly so. All erho have tried it speak in connendable teems lot it, anl say it is tery becnjicial in alleviating hac complaintsfor which it is recomenecededl." Our A gent lin Pickens District, S. C. Mr. S. It. McFall, assures tie " that he umss it with great benefrt in his own family, and recommends it to his neighmbosis." lie gives an instant ofa Negro woman, in his vitinity, who had been suffering with disease of the Lungs for many years, at tended with severe cough, who was relieved by the Liverwort and Tar. Such arn the good reports we hear of this Mediemie from all parts of the South. For a report of the surprismg cures it has performed in the Western and Northern and Ea tern States, we would invite the sullring patient to rend the pamphlet which aeumpatuies each bottle. To all, we say, hit e hope, /aece hope ! TRY TRE EYIDIINE BE WARNED IN SEASON!.! And negleet not that cough wlhiclh is daily weakenin your constitution, irritating your threat an tlungs, and inviting on that riread! "-eae JIel e-ase-, Cotnsumptioni, whmaen io soothin di Heal ing a remedy can he obtained as Dr. itoger's Syrup of Liverwort anal Tar. IEWARCE OFCOt:NTERI:rS AND BASE IITATIONS! The genuine article is signed Andrew Rug ers,on the engraved wrapper around each bot tle. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for$3. Sold whiolesale and retail by S(OVIL & 1EAD, 111 Chartres St. bet. Conti and St. Louis, N. 0., meole Agenmis for time Somn hernm states, t ' whom all orders and applicationes fmr Agencies rmust le addressed. 1SOLD ALSO Y MetL-R & Ime t TTUN, Sumterville, S. C. T. J. WomAtx, tm-aden, S. C. Z. J. Dr.nmaY, Camden, S. C, 8. HeIAcit, Orangeburg, S. C. June 12, 1854 31 Gino, The Far-famed Medicine !


ocr: NO. 206 AND 210. - A INST RE ET COLUIiIA, s, C. and DEALER IN FINE AND PLAIN 'ianaos, Chairs, WAl.1.lPA PER, &c. &c. &c. At very low prices foar Cash. lie is consttnta Iv replentishing his large assortment from .lMANUFACT()OIY in Columbia, and Iatrm New York, and now otTrs a greater than usual. especially so in FANCY ANT ENA3MELLED FI'ItNI'TUltE, Sitting Rocking Clhairs. &c. &. A. Fl. G A i & CO.'S SUPlER1OR GREATLY IMPRIOVEI) PIANOS, at York t-ftsh prices. 4' All Pianos or Furni ture sold by lihm are warrnted for one year longer. All kinds cf Fttrnita:re neatl y promptly repaired. A large lot of MAIHOGANY VEN EES hand, with other Cabinet Maker's Materials, gIeatt variety. WALL-PA'l;R A N 1) JIOlDIltlNG, la re and rich assortment. > Y Ftnernal served at rlactt tlotice letalie nill Wood Coffins. le would restpectfully invite his friends the public generally to cull and examine stock. March 15, 1851. 20 ly. ROBERT A. YONGUE, (OLU.1l IA, S. C. IIEGS leave to call the attention of his, friends and the public to his Large and handsome OF JEWELRY, &c. In addition to his farmer stock, he has received a new and extensive assortment


ocr: IMPORTERS OF Frsel., lrisllt and Gerant DRY GOODS. 109 and 211 King.breet corner of Mar. kot Street, CHA RIzST'O$, S. C. ARPE'I'JNGS.-Ingrain, 3 Plys, Brus. sels Tapostry nnil Volv'tK. CitThlIAIN MATIltIAIS, in Silk, Satin, utd WVorsted. CIJItTAIN CAMIlItICH and MUS.LINS, In arLe variety. E'lltOtDEREfD LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, all stvlem. GiL:r CORNICIES, in all the new desiens. CURTAIN GIIPS, IOLDERS, LOOPS, TASSELS. &c.. DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in all varieties. 11RITISH and AMIERICAN FLOOR CLOTIIS. SIl.VER and GII.T STAIR RODS and STAIR CA I'PETINGS, of all styles. WII.TON, VIELVE'T, and RUGS, in great variety. 'l.ANTA''ION W O O11E N S- L. A N KETS, PLAINS. KJEI SEYS, CAI'M.&c. Red and White IFLANNEI.S, SIIIICI'INGS, &c. COTTON OSNAIURGS, of all the best Southern, makes. English and Amnerlan CO1TON FLAN. NEI.S. French. English, and American PRINTS. LINENS OF, RICIIAILI)SON'S superior make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Trabl Damasks, Doylies , Napkins, Towellings, Iluckaback,., Fruit Cloths, It. E. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &c. CLO'lIIS, C ASSIalERS and VESTINGS, of he.'t French taxisd. SEtVANTS CLOTHS, in il the shades English Goods. S.'I'IN ETS, Tl'W EIEDS, JEANS and LIN. SEVS, of all qualities and styles. WITH A FU.L. A5son'ri:NT Or Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, TISSlES, IIAREGES, GREN A DIN ES, 311SLINS, &e. 11031 HAZINES, AI.'ACAS and MOU RN ING GOODS, in great variet-. ENIlltOlDEIUER and L.ACI. GOODS, of ev. ery description. EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety, constantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT IPitIORTATIONS, and ollered at the LOWEST MA itKK ET Prices. T Elt3S.-Cashs, or City Acceptance. auT The one price system strictly hiered to, and all Goods Varranted. BROWNING & LEM1AN, Charleston, S. 1851. 11 if


ocr: 17-tf CARRIAGES! (RRIUGES! LEONARD CIIAPIN, and Dealcr in Carriages and Harness, OF every descrtption, Noe 121, Meeting street, and 33 Wenatworth street, next to the old stand of Gilberts & Chapin, Charleston, S. C. Oct. 19th, 1853. 51 1 y Negroes Bought and Sold, 'IIlE undersigned lsya opened an oflice at No. 16 State Street, Charleston, where he has en hand a nut-mier of LIKELY YOUNG NF,. GROES for sale from which lie can sulply the wants of any of the clommaunity. These Ne. groes are purchased in Miaryland, Virgiina, North and South Carolina. To his lot he is continually recciving acej ions. The hightc:t prices pid at all iumes for negroes. J. M. E. SIIARIE, 16 State Street. Charleston, Dec. "1, 1833. 8 ly Law Notice. J. B. N. HAMMIIVIET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTERV.[LLE, S. C. Otice next d.or to J. D. & R. C. Vebb'sa New York Store. March 2, 1853 21--tf ER&REMOVAL, 13UTLEt NIEWBERtY have remnovedl front theitr faormer srtuand ta rthe onte fortn,-rly occutpied by E. I). PRIINGLiE & CO., one door North of I-. hOY'S Jewelry Store, where they would be pleased to see their friends anal customers. Oct 5, '853. 49 tf altentton of thea Planters of Satnter District to tho above Card, and solicats a share of


ocr: idlK's PalHTALLAC COF~FIN8 of sizes,. constaintly oni hand and for sale. by llUDSON & .BIIOTlIIER, - ~tOpp. Temporance Hall Hut


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ocr: ROG RWORT& A For the Complete Cure of COUGHS, 4;OLDS, INFI.UENZA A TIIMIA, IJRLNCIIITIS, SPITTING OF IILOOD, it ALL OTHRER LVNtE COMPLAIN, TENDNG TO CON SIJMI1'TION. urts preparation is getting into use all over our Country. The numerous letter, we re ceive from our varions Agnts infomiwe rf cures efectedin their lmnedia neighboro, warrant te in saying it is one of the best, if not the very best Congh Medicine now before the public. It almost invariably relieves and not unfre uenrtly cures the very worst cases. When nll otler Cough preparations have fail ed, his has relieved the patient, as Druggists, dealers in meidhcines,and Physicians can testi fy. Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what has been his.experieuc of the effects of this Medicine. If he has been selling it any length of time he will tell you. I'I' IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTRACT. ielow we.give a few extracts from letters we have received lately regardirg the virtues of this medicne. Dr. S. S. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga., says:.. I hatc been using your Liverwort and Tar very cxtensively in my practice for three years past, and, it is with pleasure I state my belief in its superiority over all olher articles with wehich I am acjuuantcd,Jur wchich it is recommended." essrs. Fitzgerald & Benners, writing from N.C. say:--" The Liverwort and Tar is bccominy daily more popular in this Coun. try, and we think justly so. All who have tried it speak in cQomtendable terms rJ it, and -ay it Is'very beneflcial in allcviuting thecomplaintsfo which it is recommended." Our Agent In Pickens District, S. C. Mr. S. R. McFall, assures us ".that he uses it with great benefit in his own family, and recommends it to his neighbors." .le gives an instantofa Negro woman, in his vicinity, who had been sufenng w ith disease of the Lungs for many years, at tended with severe cough, who was relieved by the Liverwort and Tar. Such are the good reports we hear of this Meicine from all parts of the South. For a report of the surprising cures it has performed in the W estern and Northern and Ea tern States, we would invite the sufering patient to read the pamphlet which accompanies each bottle. To all, we say, have hope, have hope'! TIHE M EDICINE ! BE WARNED IN SEASON!! And ne'leet not that cough which is daily your constitution, irritating your thrLat and lngs, and inviting on that dread dis ease,tCmisumption,, when so soothing and heal ing a remedy.can be obtained as Dr. Roger's Syrupof Livenvrt.and Tar. BEWVAlm.O1"GOUi; lI)WFEITS AND BASE IMIlTATIONs ! The genuine article is signed Andrew Rog ers, on the engraved wrapper around each bot. tle. Price, $I per bottle,or sixbttlesfor$5. Sold and retail by SCOVL & MEAD, 1I Chartres St. bet. C.onti and St. Louis *. 0., sole Agents for the Southern States, to ad1 orders and applications for Agencies be addressed. SOLD ALSO BY MILLER & JIttITToN,Sginterville S. C. 4. J. D irav, Camden, S. C, S. Be.tcr, Orangeburg, S. C. June 12, 1851 31 6mo


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Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: BLANKETS REDUCED F@SARTE & 1EAES CORNER KING A )WENT WORTH WEETS, CHA LI$TON $. BATH AND WHITNEY BED BLRNKETS, EXTRA, COMFORTS, WELL HA]). SUPER. BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS, AT VERY LOW U Satinets for Servants, CONTINUED REDUCTION OF ALL OUR SATINETS to 181 Cts. less than rers' prices. WHITE GOOD S. LONG CLOTHS 121 CENTS, WORTH 18}, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT OUR of the above, we of'er them at uncommonly low prices. Linen Cambric Udk1s. at Six Cents. BELGIAN CAMBRIC H DKS. at 181 Cts. GENTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdkfs. at 25 Yard wide WHITE DAMASK CAMBRIC at 121 Cts., suitable for Ladies' Dresses. 1400 Yards Mouslin DeLaine, at Six and a quarter Cents, ANTI.RHEUMATIC FLAWNELS. PIECES ANTI-RHEUMATIC FLANNELS, NEW ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE Remedial agents in use ; and persons in want will do well to examine. Extra fine Colored Canton Flannels, for Underskirts, 121 cents per yard. Real Welsh Flannelsr at reduced prices. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH LUSTRE, 75 Cis. PER YARD. Broadcloth, Cassimere, &c, REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of the above Goods, in BLACK AND Crash Towelling. 500 YARDS ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASH, 64 Cents for BATHING TOWELS. Scotch and Russian Diaper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckaback, for Towels, at'121 cents per yard. HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, &c. FRENCH AND ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth and Nail Brushes, fine article, Puffing Combs, Buffalo and Ivory Dressing Combs. Charleston, Jan 16 FOGARTIE & DELAND, Corner King and Wentworth St. OWNING- & LEMAN, Domestic Goods! e IM PORTERS OF French, English and German A ID') l M~ 0~ V~ ID) 09 Augusta, Georgia, 209 and 211 King-street, corner of Market-Street AVE NOW IN STORE the following 209~~~~~~ Eu 211 Ki1stt crrMETC GOODS; whlicht they r Charleston, S. C. LOW PRICES, and to which they (ARPETINGS.-lngrain, 3 Plys, Brussels, Ta- invite the attention of the public. VJpestry and Velvets, 5 Cases fine English LONG CLOTH; CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and 2 do New York Mills do. 5 do Old York " do Curtain Cambrics and Muslins, in large variety, 5 do James Steam Mills do Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, all styles, 2 do Nine Twist do Gilt Cornices, in all the new designs, 2 do Lonsdale do Curtain Gimps; Holders, Loops, Tassels, &e. 2 do Water Twist do Drapery Cords and Bell Ropes, in all varieties, 5 do Newburyport do British and American Floor Oil CI,.ths, 100 Bales Str'ed iOMESPUNS for plantation Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpetings, 25 " 3-4, 7-8 and 44 Brown Homespun,


ocr: S. W . M B ATTORN1EY AT LAW AN\D SOLICITOR IN EQUITY a7 OFriCE at Edt1efitlhi Court Ilouse, (one door belomw G. L. PENN'S family gocetry. A pril 27. . tf 15


ocr: .4. PEIRIRIIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ITILL practice at EtlgelitIl and the Courts OF Y CE.oi--h l'uildin, Law flange. EdgefieldI C. H., S. C. tf 18


ocr: Beautiful Residence for Sale ! - TIlE Undersigned, Agent for S Distributees of the Estate of the 3 Thoma~s 11. Loveless, (who are all age) offers for salo the TR ACT A N D) on which the said Thos. IH.Loveless it the time of his death, situted on the toad about six milestromi Edgefleld C. H., contain ng, Three hlundred acres, miore or less.* The lands will be sold for division, upon 'avorable to purchasers.JONC OEES une22 tf 23


ocr: a s Notice. SLL Persons indebted to the Estate of M. E. .HlollIingsworth, dec'd., up to the time of his. eath, are requested to make imaaediate payinent, nd those having demands against aid Estate will resent them properly attested.~ D.- F. HOLLINGS WORTH, Adm'or. Mar 29 tf 11


ocr: Plastering Laths. IACnAf PLASTERING LATHS, four a UJg UU and fouir and ahl ett o ale low..A pply at Plank Road Mill, 10 miles abome hamburg, or'to c. H. A. KENRICK. Hlambui-g, April 3 tf


ocr: F. M. 10CBO L A BEG EAVEto inform the citizens of Edge field District that he has on. hand a small lot 6 Choice Buggies I Iso. Some that he'ean sell as LOW as ONE JUNDRED DOLLARS, and -others at moderate rices. Persons wishing such articles would do well ) give him a call before purchasing clsewhere, as ic can give them better bargains than can they gcs his side of New York.


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: Southern Quarterly Review. Persons having businss relations with the " Southern Quarterly Review," wilh for the present please address their cvmnt. lmuetions to the publisher in Columbia, 8. C., ~ MRIF Oct. 4! 1854 44)&


ocr: Headquarters. W MILFORD, 18th July, 1851. OR DER NO.-. 7IIE~ General Orders for Reviews datedl 20th June are hereby counterm anded, so far as relates to Reviews of thme 5ith 0th Regiments of Cavalry. 'The 5th Reimenit of 'Cavalry will par. ado for review ~and drill at Sumnter-lle, Trhursday, '7th September, instead of at Camden, on Tuesaday, 5th September. Thc 6ith Regiment of Cavalry will par ade at Blacksuocks,on the Charlotte rail. road, on the same day heretofore ordered, Tuesday, 29th of August, instead of at Ytongue's, as designated ini General Orders. By order of the Cammrander-in-Chief : R, G. M. DINOV ANT, Adjutant and Inspector General. S ~ July 26. 309. 4t


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ocr: ItPE&REMOVAL,. ro thi omrstanid to thet one formerly octupied by E. I). liltING il & CO., one door North of F. flOY'S Jewelry Store, where they would lie pleatsed to see their frieis and customers; Oct 5., '853.