ocr: BrlitiolsI amd cirvanams DRY GOODS. 20 arrI 211 King-divat oornor of Mar. kot Street, C R&ST,TON, S.C. ARPETINGS.--Ingraini, 3 Plvs, Brus sels Tapsairy and Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, .Satia, and Wuted~'r. CiiUTAIN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, in large arie14ty. EMilllD)ERr) LACE and MUSLIN CU1TA N , rail at vien. GI I COItNiCIS, in all the new designs. CIIlTA INdtMIS, IIOLDERS, LOOPS, TASSEI .S, &e., DRAPlIitY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in all varri es'. lRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR CL(Y'lfs. SILVER and OTLT STAIl IRODS and STAIRI CARIP ETI I N (i all style, . WiLTrOi VELVPCT, and AXMINSTER RUGS. in great vari-ty. P.A NTAT'I'IN 'VO LEN S--i1 L A N R IT.S. PL.AINS.KFisYC.P.c Ited aind Witae FIANN lL, StillUT ING4S, &c. COTTON OSNABURGS, of all Lhe best Suthern , nhes. Flulish and Armerican COTTO117N FLAN NIl.S. Frenrich, Emrilish. ad American PRilNTS. LiNIiNN OF, R1(CIIARDSON'S saperiot .,ake, for sheetings, Shirlingis, Pillow Case's, Table .aRnaskis. Doylil-s, Napkini, Towellings, Iltnekaihacks, Fruit Cloths, It. E. Dinaprs, Grass ('luths, &C. CI.oTu-S, CASSIMERS anl VI:SINGS of bs't Freaawh Goods4. 1i4it V ANTS C LOT.IS, in all the shades Enr1iishl tode. .\T N FTS. TW E DS, JE ANS and SEY-S, of rail qalrr.ities and stye.-i WITi A FUYI.i. As's4o0RTrMN'r oF Rich Dress Goods, ins SILK(S.TISlimS, lIaRIEG I SG I.: N A 1) 1 N F. S. 31 I's1. 13 .S 11031 llA7.lNF., A LPA(AS rad MOURN ING GOODS, in; great v:riuy. 1-:311110A LKltS and LACE )OODS, of ery descripit'in EVEN N.'I 1iESS Goods in Greant variety, constantir received. All ltiabo ve nre of our own DIELECT UiTPOR&TA TMNS, nnl aflbr.d ati thea LOW VESTP M7A l(KiET T El.lMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance. UD The one price systein strictly ad hered to, and all Goods Wnrranted. 1IIOWNING & LEMAN, Charleston. S. C., Jar, fithi, 185 1. 11 if Paints, Oils, &c. J. & . ,EWARIT, -COLUMBtiiL1, s. U Sl N OF THiEl ('OLI)TN .IACK-P'LANI:, Oil1, for sale atn very low prices, it will aorted latk of


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ocr: the Planters pf District have just receved a large STOCK OP KERSEMV0, Plains. Unsev%, Shoes, &c. &., to -all oI whI especi.ily invite your -attention,. We Bargain in these goods. WATSON & GARDNER. Oct. 4, 1854 4 t '. NUTT, Factor and Forwarding WILMINGTON,. C. give pronpt persmoal attention *6 the or forwardimg ol Cottons, Nava I-stores, any-other prodtuce, or to the purchase forwarding of 3lerchaidise. iEFEiENCE. P. HALL. Pre't Br'h D'k. Wilming Titos. It. Wn ronrr, torn. G. PARSLEY, ['rC' C' Bk N. C. W. IIAInLE., M & CHAWron, - Marion, I-. V. CuanI.Ss, I . W. CA., 1 Darngon J%ns J.. Moons. Sumter. Oct. 4, 18.4 49 ly. CARSON & SON, aied COMMISSION - MERCHANTS, CIIARLETON, S. C. EIASJIA - ARSON, I Office, Boyce 4(o'a JA MIE sM.CAitSO 1. Whurf. P Libemal adivauces made on Produce consigned to their care. Octiber 4, ii54 49 tf

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ocr: Old Brass and Copper. Tme Subscriber will pay 12.2 Ents per in cash for ainy qatiy MhodBrass mir Copper, deivered at his shihii*;br tihe ammd Mlanchmester K~t. It."Depot tm Sumtervillep. .:. Fybmrtnry 28, I185'4 8S . a, ti.


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ocr: { JOSEPH WHILDEN, DEALER IN AND SHIP CHANDLERY, qo. 601 Sast-Bay, opposite P. & K. Baul CnARLEs-roN. S. C. l E kccps constantly for sale a genoal assort ment of PAINTS and OILS of all kinds, Window 'Class and Sashes, Spts. Turpentine, Camphene, Spirit Gas, Tallow, Gritidstones, Cordage, Chain Pumps. Gine, Packing Tarn, otton Foot Gin Fixtures, and Brushes of variou inds. Charleston, Nov. 1 Gm 42

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ocr: f GEORGE SIN CLAI , COLUMBIA, S. C.. R A STEAM ENGINE BUILDER Aud Boiler IMaker. , LL 1,inds of Fiur, Grist und Saw Mlill Gear CL ing and Shafting made and warranted to per Drm equal to any in the State. Dr. R. T. Miss, at Edgefield C. 11., is authorisei \gent to make contracts. 42


ocr: ON HAND &-STILL RECEIVING!1 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 TRADE, FOR 1853! C UN A NHAM r HE UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CA11 SYSTEM during the rLpast season, have become still more convinced that it is the only.true system of doing a GROCERY BUSINESS on terms advantageoust to both seller and buyer, being the cepest. safest and surest, for both. While the seller is benefitted by getting the CASH PAID DOWN for his Goods, enabling him to turu 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 tiit'erence of per ceintage-to cover bad debts and pay the'additional expense of keepintg and col. ectiing ong accounts. It only requires a little reflection, aided by a slight examination, to con vicee those Who visit hlanburg for the purpose of purchasing SUPPLIES, that the Merchant who deals exclusively on the Cash System in purchasing his Stock, lays-it in cheaper than those Wiho lay 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 getlarger profits to sustain his business. than him who on the Cash system, buys moderate Stocks, BELLS QUICK and TURNS OVE hi capital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligent planter will perceive that the CASH SYSTE3I Merchant will have made more money at the end of the year, by making FIVE PER CENT PROFIT. than the credit system man will at TwENTY-FIVE, and that those who buy Goods had better lor 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 from the best CREDIT HOUSES. The Undersigned having made ample arrangements to keep on hand a LARGER STOCK, and much better assortment of ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES Than they did the pasf 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, sneh as Saddlery, Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, Blaikets, FLANNELS, &c., &c. Being thankful for the liberal patronnge of the past season, and looking forward to 2 increased trade the coming Fall. we have laid in and are now receiving our Stock, and t ike plea. ure in calling the attention of customers.to our superior Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Cheese, Molasses, Flour, Bacon, WINES AND LIQUORS. Those who prefer paying Cash for their Goods, and thereby save Fifteen Dollars in every Hiun dred, had better call at our Old Stand, on the Corner nearly opposite the Carolina Hote.. where all articles sold, will be put up in the best manner, and warranted to turn out. what they are rep resented. R. F. & H. L. CUNNINGHAM. Hamburg, Oct, 10, Gm 39 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADE. lTA. R ANSOM, Agent for R. M. FULLER. is now in reeipt of a LARGE and . Stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS1 comprising all which is new 'oautiful. Among which may be found All Wool DE LAINES, of rich and splendid | Red, white and fig'd Flaninels, all qualites; style, Solid colored Flannels, for Sacks;


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ocr: M AJRI cED,-Ou the evening of the 141 inst., at the residlence of Mariin Rhode by the Rev. D. McQeoen, Mr. E. SnAw and Miss LrmLs J. WuITWoR all of Sumter District, S. C. So friend ERY:N has Changed his life, Anid taken to himself a neat, pretty wil Long life to them bo'h-wvith all ofi joys, Peace, plenty and wealth-and numea cue boys.1 6, J. s.


ocr: TEsubscriber respectfully informs the public that lie heas the esgack Dlogs in the Statte, for hnting Rninaways, .Will hunlat at $5 per day and S25 if thae negro ngtor half that amountiit if rutn in. Adldress Rt. A. MELTON; Merchants Bhttf, P. 0., S. (. -Oct. 5i,'185 . . . 49 ut -


ocr: WT lf's rm~ . W0 COIEDAiM SCHNA -~ A-p itvoTni *~ra,~XsDa PePtl 1IvigoraiaC6Ydui, ~, For sa) a D a1ARGA't


ocr: Negroes for Sale. Y l'EAUMISSION of im.Lnns liq., Ordinary, tho subscvihrer will oflir ftir sale at the Court lotnse o'.I tale day in le. rmary next, Fix likely youngs nr-grosr, belon-ing to the Est. of ). SnAw. ternis eash. Al.- P. 31A YES,'Adhn'r. Jan. 3dJ, 1851- 10-tdl. W..Achiman Copy till salie.


ocr: J n b * g g tr b 11 N C. c II i r 01 Ic V AIL ULE" t '4NTA1110N AND -MI. ho su bscribor -oflrs for lis Plantation id Alills Ira S6mater Distriot,. itnaatled on Bio iftiln Creek7 foalrteen jile helow 'Cmn-a ad six,.from lcoykI ':1i .,Ou coptaining 674) six.tden hundred anu 'evm y-fio acrL, 4tween four %ttid five liindi-ed acres cleared. id under fence, the balbancin-fine timber. n tl'preii-ttes id t g ood tWQ etory'dwelling, ith all the niecesairy buildivg of at waell settleI lantatioa, Inost of whi'ch etyp been crected. ithill tie last'fewyer Onirthern cx-. mitiy oftle tract fistlaisotilement-ir a repair.B Both laa &r pezstI fjalthy. Alko-An 'exgellent Gtift Mill. with two pair 'stoneip n'd A*t awhill ', capable of omitting )out 'dne.'tlgisard'feet o lumbei per day. - 'ith the Plantation will b sold (if Oesired) the Mck of qatti ogs and Shaiep , togetlit with e Provii Crop. 1(soldilm iately; pon. valon WIll, o- given on the ficat of January, The. ter*isk and other priliculami' ny be o ined froau:.tla subscriber on the'premises, or leumer Jireitd to Boykin's Lepot, Camden ranch o . C. R. it. . ,V MARION SANDS104. SumterDst. S. C. Oct. 12, 50 ihti Look Out FoB' ains! E ARLY 1 O PPObIT E T IIE'dW1 I-AIL. lIfIE subscribers nre opciing anl re.eiv ing a fresh and very Ia asirtirient every description of G638 to suit the iutry trad2, which will be sald as low. as In he bought in any market for casll; reat-pains las been taken in inyingr in the lack. Our stock of Ladiq ,rGppds complete, eimbracing 9'l.airticle in eir line. Also, Ready Mtde i'othitrk aits and Ctips, Boots ad Shoes, &c. && 11 we ask is for buyers to call and exaim e for themselves. V' especially vite the attention of Plahters to our NE 1 GOODS, Kerseys, l'lains, Linseys, !oolseys, Blankets, Shoes, and Hiats. oney can be saved hy calling on us as ar STOCK IS LAIiGE and we are de rinined to Nell. TINDAL & WATSON. Sept. 21. 1853. 47 tr


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ocr: F o r S a l e. TIlE Sueseriber offers for sa.le - ROUSE and LOT in this Village. - The louse is large and comimodious. :1and the Lot contains Sixty nerts onle of whieb is W iodland. a new and homdasome Carratge, with Ilar l.. 11. WiAe.LAW. Edgelieldi C. H.. April 13 3t 13


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ocr: UTER&N EWIBERY have remaoved from their former stand to the one formerly occupied by E. D. P RiNG LE & CO., one door Northt of F. IQOT'S Jewelry Store 'phere they woild he: p~liee to sec their friends an'd customers. Oct 5, 49


ocr: $25 Reward. RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the 29t1h ult., my negro bov, WASAINGTON or WASH, boy is about 18 or 19 years old, is about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, he is li:htcr than the generality of negroes, yet is not a inuiatto ; his face is long. has a pimply and rough appearance, has been seen about Mayesville and said he was trying his way to North Carolina. le is certain to change his name as is in the habit of doing so when caught patrollers. The above reward will given for his apprehension and in ar.y Jail in the State, or to me Sumterville, J. G. FORT. O-TDarlington Flag will please 3 times, and forward bill to Sumterville the subscriber. Apr. 5, 1853. 23 tf


ocr: Administrator's Notice. All persons having demnantds ngainst the Estate of W. C. Gunerry, deco-ned. are requested to hand them in properly attes ted ; and all those imdebted to the satme, will make payment to the subscriber by first of Novembner next. W. C. GUE R RY, - Administralor. Apr., 5, 1854. 23. 4t.


ocr: e o A, C, QUIER, No. 208 AND 210. 111 A I N 8 T1, It E E T COLUMllA, S. C. and FINE AND PLAIN Pianlos, Chairs, iv r, i-; %VA .-JA E & &c A t very lowi piries for cashm. lie isi courrM Iv repleii hisii~ large awuorlinent firehV A N I'FACTOY Y j in Coliia, abd' grm Ne- % rk.nid row olyers a grenter variety rhnn i nn. eiliecially so in FANCY AND lNA31El1.I.l1) FEIlNITUICE, Sitini; ori flocking Chairm , & c. A. A. 11. GAL;E & CO.'S SUlPERIIOR AND IMPIROVE;D PIANOS. at York cash prices. Z.C" All lianos or Firni. ture sol lv hlaim are varranted for ur:e year or linger. All kinds r fFurnaiture neatly and prmilidy repaired. A large lii of 31AIIOI;ANY VENNESIts on hand, Nsith itlher Cabinet aaker's Materials,in great variety. WA.I.-l'A PFIC A S D' 11Old)EMING, a largi nind rich aimirtgenett. Finieralit strved at short notice with Meajlfic anil wood Coflimos. Ie would respiletfully invite his fricids and the 1blie generally to call and examine hi istock. Marcih 15; 1851. 20 ly. -RMUIN T. D ARBY G, LITTLE & CO, .I. .J D.scOTT. C, F. JACKSON. No. 199 K L.W ST-l'ETRI Next door to Vietorir Iloel. CIIAlCI, T)N- S: C. Aivars on anid--' large and Fashionable Stiek of ReaCdy11-Made Clollainag, A-r T -: T1.owiEST rosSiR.s I.teiCx8, SIRIITS, IOSIERllY, l'Mfill E IA4S, &e. &c Wiil.EA E AND iitFTA IL. Apr. 12, 1851. 2. Lead! White Lead! .LEA'D for S2ae low. J. & J. R. F.WART', CisIuminbia, 8. C. March is, 1851. 20 ly M LL: H0USE. -.NICKERSON Prop'rie t or, CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb 29, 185-1. 18 ly. DR. C. H. *YMIOT, COLUMBIA, S. C. '(1COURT 11OUSE. DEAI.ER1 IN Medicimes, Chemi Perfumery and Articles. I'I'.TICD EXPIIESsix FOIL Ti1S MA IKIi T. narch 15, I')1. 20 IV. A. BROIDE, in I'Prorisions, F . U( OClIR/ES, l'R, '6CI .- les, 7OLI CCO. Th E.1 S'--. A 1,0, Plantation Supplies and COUN.YIRY Pi11-1*'C.. 111A. l ,..SSI .. 111A. licha relson S/reel, CI01.IUIIIlIA , S. C. March 15, 1831. 20 ly. HOTEL, BY G. W. IIOMA R, corne'r of Claurch'I ael Qucen- CIIA R iEST1ON, 8. C. Filb. 29, l8.iI. 18 l y.


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ocr: LAMBETK HOPKINS, a n d Commission M E a H A Nl T, AUGUSTA, GA., ENEWS the tender of his services to the pub lic, for the Storage and Snle of CO'TON-, GIAIN, FLOUR, BACON,and all othercountry produce. Purchase of lerchandize, and every description of produce on orders. Will make ah. advances on shipments of Cotton to Savannah, Char leston, Baltimore and New York : with the usual cash advances on Cotton or other Produce in store. Charges-eustomary rates of the city. . Augusta, Sept 11 3,n* 33'


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ocr: is PUlr.tsttil:D Ever y Vednesday :Iorning BY Lewis & Richardson. T'W DOLLASt in atdvance, Two )onlars and Fifty Cents at the expiration of six Inonitls or 'I'hree Dollars at the end of the year. No paper discontirnedl until all arrearnges are r. tD, u1nless' at tihe option of the Prolprietor. 29V" Advertisernents inserted at SEIVEN'I'Y .1FIVl Cents per squatre, (12 lines or less,) for tIhe first, and half that stn for each subsectsetnt. uinsertion, (Official advertisements tie ,une each timme). " Thee numher of insertions to e inn rked on all Advertisements or they will be publisiheel ,until ordered to be discuntinued, anid ciharget -accortingv. . ER ONE I DOILAR per sqtlre for a sitgle 'I iertion.l. Qtutirterl y andi alouth!y Adiverti se -muents will be charged the Sane a a sitngle in 'sertion. and seillt-molanthily the sane as new o ties


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ocr: dE E W B Y s P C., WIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN READY-MVADE CLOTHINC, @ M. NEWBY & CO., under U. S. Hotel, Augusta, Gn., are now receiving the LARGEST, . BEST and MOST FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT of SPRING AND SUMIER READY-MADE CLOTHING, offered in the City of Augusta. In addition to which, we are weekly receiving FRESH from our Iouse in New York. We also keep constantly on hand a large Stuck of YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ALSO, a full assortment of FURNISHING ARTICLES, for gentlemon's rear. i ll Country Merchants and all persons visiting Augusta will find it to their interest to our Stock. as we are determined to offer our Goods at the lowest prices imaginable. Augnsta, April 3, 1854. tf - 12 -1 ND~IDATES! :or Sheriff. FELIX E. BODIE, WM. QUATTLEBU31, JULUS DAY. JAMES EIDSON. ror Tax Collector CITARLES CARTER, TUOMAS B. -REESE, DRLICK HOLSONBAKE, A. R. AgLE, TIEOPIIILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. N. B. WHITTLE. BARNEY LAMAR. - or Olork. TIIOS. G. BACON. EDMUND PENN. R. 1). BRIYAN. WESLEY BODIE. Z'or Ordinary. DAVID BODIE. JOHN W. SMITII, 11. T. WRIGHT, W. F. DURISOL. Law Notice, IE Undersigned have formed a Partnership. and will PRACTICE LAW in Edgefield, Ab and Lexington. GEORGE W. LANDRUM, ADNER PERRIN. C. IT., Sept 21, 1854- f 36 Law and Equity, HE Undersigned have formed a partnership for the practice-of Law and Equity. (9f OFFICE at Edgefield C. H., S. C. M. L. BONTITAM, S. W. MABRY. Sept 13, 15t. tf 35 S. S. T OMHP K INS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. r''OFrict, IN HtEAlt OF THE COURT noUsE. S. C., Feb 8, tf 4 of Surgery! L r. .sup I o IAJRIS, Auguta, G~~. , is prepare~d t (on lodate with Lodging Nursin rg, sneh patients as may be directed to for S UU GICA L OPEl'AT*ONS or Treatment. [l-lasters may be assured that their Servants have every necessairy attention. Agus, Maw . 19 Edgefiel ale Academy, H E ercises of this Institution were resumed on the first o " Aogust, under the control of .T. GREI;G LEITNEIU, ourl:at year's Teacher. exper':e of .: . vemonth has fully satis IIs that n1o more competent young gentleman be ftal:.[ in the State than the one now at the of our Academy i The best proof of this i ' general sa:isf.:etion givn by him last year, by the additional aet that Is School, at the of its lir:t -week fur the second year, 43 New,. Beautiful and Cheap! THE SUBSCRIBE1 is now receiving a LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK of DES1RABLE DRY GOODS, Suitable for the Spring and Su-mmer Trade. No paius has been spared in the selection of this Stock to please the taste of ALL. Thankful for past patronage, I assure my friends that every eflort will be made to merit a continu ance of their favor. Of the Ladies, one and all, I would particularly request an examination before purebasing elsewhere. Among this Stock may be found a complete assortment of Dress Goods, onbracing Col'd MUSLINS, of the latest and most fish ionable Styles, 10 ets. to $1. BAREGES of every color and qua!ity; Plaid and Fig'd Tissue SILK, very rieb; Lace Striped ORG.\NDIES of unequaled styles; Rich Colored SILKS. i"rv choap; Figured and Plain SILKS. of all qualitics: Nainsook and Mull .\USLINS ; White fig'd Carleton do a new article; '" and Col'd do do Striped Swiss do very pretty Dotted 4 o - GINGH AMS, new Patterni. Best Stock of PRINTS ever ffered in the Market, MOURNiNG GOODS if every description; White and Col'd Grenadine MANTILLAS, new style for Summer; White and Colored Glacie SILK, suitable for Spring and Summer; Lace and Muslin UNDERSLEEVES from 6j ets. to $3,00; Muslin and Lace COLLARS. latest fashions; " "1 CHEMISETTS, new style and beautiful; Large and complete assortment of Jackonet and Swiss Edging and Inserting; Real Brussels Thread Edging and Insertings; Blond Steam Thread and Lisle Laces & Edgings, White Grass Cloth for Skirts, new article; G LOWVS and HOSIE RY, great variety-suita ble for all ages Ladies', Nisses and Children's SHOES, &c. Tor Gentlemen's Wear. Ie also trusts that he has not been unmindful of the wants of the Sterner Sex. In this line his Stock embraces Planter's LINEN DRILLS of every quality: Cottonades and York Mixtures, fronm 12 to 25 ets Drap de Ettes, Cashmnaretts and Merino Cas.-iters Brown and Grass Linens for Coats, all qjuaities; Union Linens and other goods for Childlren's Clothing; White, Col'd, plain and buff AMarsails Vestings, Col'd Silk Cravats, a light and beautiful article for Summner Cord Mus!in Cravats, various qualities: Jlack and Colored Stocks and Tiks. * I very respectfully invite all those wishing DRY GtUI)S to give me a call, being determined to be UINDEItSOLD by NO ONE in a fair and honora ble mtanner. AM. A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR R. M. FULLE11. Tamburg, April 3 tf 12 C0partnership Notice, {(i EORGE ROBINSON & 11. t. JACKSON T have sssociated themselves together, for the of a


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ocr: PEtRRY AT THE OLD STAND. 11 AS .iist reiceived nnd offers for ale, aLCha 1L A N TI'S, it $1 50 meh, good anid heavy. ,liavy Twilled Ied Flaniiiiis, 31 1-4 cents I Sa'otttit. Kureys, &c., a full amormiment, t Georgiu Kersoys aid Plainus-SileIy' moan lons. DoLains, nt 12 1-2, 18 3-i, 25 cemts ; Prints, Domestics, &c., of all prices and uii i'urpeming, at 50, 75, T.1 00, $1 12 cents ; Pickledi Beef. Smnoked ind Picked4 Tongumes Sugar, Ccoffic, Bnacon, Flouir, Limar, Mutter, Itiet. 84) 1aceks Fire (nakerr'ffor tle Boys 20,000 Segar--choice brands. Harda His ieavy stuck, ind good aisoriment are A FULL AND GENEl Aissortmouent complete, together with every desiri will be sold as low as can iho btought in riany tmtrk Purchasers will ftind it to thir advanitage as web stock is large, embracing "1 Ally t:imng amd Ever "GEScDollV 2 WG~ .5000 pounds wnmted, fr which time I er in Cash or Merelmundize. One Hundred Doz For which over the market priev will be IrmiI in b) Oct. 27, 18.. $100 Reward, R RUNA'W AY, on last Tuesal-y time 17th instiant, ilmy BOy RII. RID. a whlite muIlatto, abotL live feet threec or four inches Itigh, tolerably stoit buili, albout tweni two vears old With straightm light cmii:ed hair, hallI a very sulky up pea rance, and111 a ves rluick and short when SI)k.en to satil bioy hIas a short thick fooat, iis riaids short and thick, clmbby Sigers, lie hmad tihe scar o: a blister in his toreiead just abve Ile eye-brows, lie inav try to hidie it by wearig his cap or hamt'ioyn over his for.:head. lie will be sure to pIls imself for a while mlami for lie is very whiite arid has becn takinmg great (are Of Iis skin for somte tiatme. When lie left lie had it cloth capj, black co-It andh a dark colored pair of panats. I Ie will ie sure to chan.rO hits Cap atnd C lies as i on as8 tie camin; ie aIlso wears his-hair in front st raiightm dnir to Iide tie scar of tme blis ter. lie is a shoemaker boy trade, titough le ttinv not ge at tlie bin~immess, cxpeet ming tlhat Ihe will Ibe sot advertised. The alolve rewari it' One0 Illindred Dollars il b paid for his idelivery in ainy .lal in tle Stlte. lie will be sure to give thinmself aimuiier iame. .IA M!S I.OWRXY. Blrad evville. Suniter 1)itrci, S. C. Srav into, 1i52 30-1 F -" (mtridem .lnrnal anil Cheraw Ga zelte publish live times. DYSPEPSIA! BE CURED! )D.LOIR3I ['S BAUM DIE VIE," or lHalsani oif Life is, nftera trial (of upwards of twenty years inl a greit variety of eises, contidently ofi'-red to tihe piublic, ep'e1'qlV to those atilietud with the itrmt distressing complaitnt, as a sure ariwl ipeedy relief fur their miflerings. lt-Ita tie following certificates. They nre froirm genlit-ilem of high standing and resiiing in vooir irmiediate vicinity. hity are but one or 'war uf lin emunnrir ourr po-n"toni nIi exttt ing the healing virities of this, (to use tle worls of i grateful "ispepti M wo was enred bry its uoo) most preiuis compoiil. Ccrtisiaile froma the Rev. iiartpil Spain. SUMi~v T tx, r. C.ja'n. 130h 1853. Mr. Cii s. I:r~mtr . iear Sir: -1.ast Sprin I uel tli wsmal bott ties if younr iHalsarm of Life; anid expeirieniredi mneh btenefi't. I tok it twn or three titms daii iy, a tearspoonmful! at a dhou in a ineii~ giLs of wvater. It micted on my iiver, an 1 imipartedi a henhby~m tone to ahllmy aigitir oairganrs, r,/uiing ti m f dlislressng ra, Iiarim he, ail manay other diiiagreen blie dyspeiicli symittint. 1.SA [Signmedji1 SAN Mr. CIIAS. i)1.0i131-: IDa.i a Sr ta:--i take great pileasur ini recoin mndinli'g yriur IlaUnmi di Vi."' wvhtich I have often used, rand uiriys wmithi decidedi reliet, whenl suih-inm fromt attacks of IDyspepsia. A t rnce- a inirant), tonic anid emb~iartim'. am nu at ie it swill pirove e-minetlty serviceable to rll who amrer aflletedi wyit h yspuepia. iis gienerali introdutin throumghiout thet counmtry wvilftbe e. itiblic beinefit. 'Tu keep'i ia nmrpply constantly min harnd, wiibu I woniih mi motulxhange for all te Anti-diym'pePt tie itnsrumirs frumi Mrainie to Texias. Yours respectfuilly, 'o~rr irle by Jelmn, M. Chmarndler, Sumtrvile, " "a. A. Ilumgginis, l~uriitg tonm C. 11. " "")r. J. E. Ityrd, T'iummionavillo, Arnd hiv iDrugistms m'eneradii' Ilt'ATI'WltliT1 & I AKUOO. Whokitoiii~i Agents, Columtbia, S. C. Noiember 9J 2 if JOSEJPH WHILD3EN, Paints, Oils, Glass SHIP CIIAND)LERY, Nut. 60 1-2 K'ast-Haly, opposite P. & M. IBank, CHIAitLESTO (N, S (C. Heo keep-i cointntly forrale. a ge-n-ral assort mnent tif Paits airm) (ils of aill kimndst, Windmow Glass andm Saiihesi, Spirits Tn'srpeninom,.C atit phiente, Sptirit Gasn, 'Talliw, Grinditonem, Cur C LMUEN .i OF A. J. &. MOSES. -leston prices [freiglt included) SER1VANT'S ser yard ; oMe as low as 1G 2-3 ciits .ifacture alities; 3 1-el LL LEB~ C_ Jr . . Dackerel, Ralimijnd, Lopbster, Sardlinex,&e-, , ohratses, Salt, &c., &c., vrare. too well known to reinire entimeration. A L ASSORTMENT. ;.tion of Goods to suit the cotintry trule, wlhich .-L foIr cn'ls, or to upproved purchaserv, oi time. es mine. to call on me before purciung. Ily y LIing." ighest inarket pried will be patid, e'ith en Eggs Wanted, NEW STORE. 'Tird Dowr South of, the Tnen flll, and ierly upoosite Y'idal I at:;ou. T HE tubs-icriber wontid respectfuily in. form the citizensi olf Soterville and the ju!ic generaliv, that he Ias opented at the above plhce n general s.sorimet if Dry (ood., B i!t nn-! 'es, IIis and Cnp.,:. Ifitrdware, Cro 1; sywatre, &c. &c. A.so. A Choice lot of Fmiily GrOcerics of every description, with Fruit of variotius kitids, such nts Orattges, Apples, Lemots, &c. &c., which he will hil cry low for Calls. . BARREIT. Nov. 9, 18-53. 9 ly 40,000 POUNDS. Of M3mncovado Sugar at 6 1- 1 et. pr. lb. wnr ranited. Also a I trge stock if cofl-e. )ry Goods, of all deseriptions. Also Candies and Fritts of every variety anI kind, jtstt received by JOHN O'CONNOR. Z i', 1lnase all nod examine the Sugar as lie guaraitees to sell it cheaper than it Can be0 bought in Charlesioi flur enth only. Also a va riety of Toys, of till sorts alnd sizes frim tho imoikey to the Elephatt, at the PUBLIC BAKERY. . 1., 1853 7 ti FORWIVARDING AND Commission lerchant, WILMINGTON, N. C. PA R'lICI LA R attention given to the SA IE or illP.IENT of Naval ~Stores and Cotton, anl liber CASIL ADVANCES made on Cun Nigilments. Dec. 14, 1853. 7 ly Administrator's Notice, All persons having dennttds against hlie Estate of Mr.. E. Connors, deceased, ar requested to hand themlt in properly attest ed; id tlhowe ititleited will plcato make itniediate payrient to 1'. 11. CONNORS, Adtm'r. Nov. 14, 153.- . f - Wolfe's Aromatic SCHIJE'JLIA SU1INAPPS. A stupetrlative To'nic, Dinrett. Anzti-ys peptie, Ilavigorating Cordinl, &.c. F'or sale by DARGAN & CO. Citrate of M~agnesia, OR~ LA'.MONAI)E PURGATJV A P'reparationt now extensively used as an atgteeale stubstiute for Epsomt Salts.' I'repared and .8old by D)ARGAN & CO. SAM~UEL C, DUNN & C0., 17 lIey Street, ( 20 l lnytne Street, - New Y'ork. i Chiarteston, . (2. SMUEl. C. DUN..r (mF.O- II. IotE~tt*s. VALU A iBLE PLANT AT ION AMD sT suscriber oibra for stale his Platatiimt ntml Mtills in Sumter DistrttI, sitnated on Big Raftitn Creek, fo~urt4en miles below Capiden, aind six, fromi Boykin's Turn Out, containing (0ti74) sixteen htund~red andI seveity-fout acres, bietweeni fotmr and five hundred acres cleared and wider fence, the balance in line timber. Ott the premises is a good two stbry dlwe~ling, wvithi all the necessary butildings ofa well settled Plantation, miost of which, have been eretedl wvithiin the last fewv years. Otn the northertn ex tremtity of the tract is another settlemeunt itn good reptair. Both places are perfectl izelthty. Also-A n excellent Grist 14jll, wit ftwo


ocr: Store and Goods, llUlfC Al 1M IED111XE,. rj'ill utndetrstignedI hast esttablihd imself in~ j this villhag', uad n ill open ont the first of Jantt:ary niext, a large atnd wvell assortedl stock ofI Fre'&!13 ;inzi Nelect Daag- :iaad "ICEicines, wilia Patiumis, Oils, DyeSEnff~s, Window Gla15, Va clicia:esi, &c'. &c. All of whtach are thle bestt qutality, anad iil lbe suhlt Ott dlatinag termts. A .share of thei public patronaaLe is ,-olicitedl.~ W. G. I.. ICiE, 31. D. Satnuervihle. D~ec. 2-i J853. -.f.


ocr: ati-al; rti l t dt h:1 titk I': I UVY!-rT'S Yi:.tLAW DOCK AN ~'At':sA"lai ti-rt .-F.,r tho crre at alsas .i a Spri ity pu'rijier ofthe h , loor and m in- the spen, i. unrirk. Tito' eritaive p oweri af tis ld- trat trn'y oL-r;"ul, aal all i .Vi ati - shonb i1teae a Iiad:.t tri; ll a atthe "' ellow and HLirnpa!!a." It cantaot injure llt an. d de ea:" pa3; Iit. T1. liI, RO 1-'1t. .MINE l., NO.': l'l(UM .: Tll( N" i-;K hope, lif'e ;111 vi erl Irro tb lai'ro:y V'enibr ealaiml - Thera oe. however btk.'rt ina:th an ";irr's, ta'va'vr o thso:n" to hiit'ra'!t art a)r ti on?spi .ir of r ucovtry ; bt* i t. paarail op ly Irrla I that his'h I.r a :.r:-t o tanw v I Ltk a-d Nar.,irn'i , and p)e!r.a.lv him frh ta 1,aFiFt S SA i, try 1., :1n1. we have noIeltaio il hits rp.s-.l r,'snll Ill


ocr: . 'tilm iH . -.r for clee~t ien ac nd i to MPS iSum. to tf anI put. eef a! --ti - , .b _, --- o at Clar. Lu.i M . 4.. .7 4,, Iamn no~v ICceiving and opening 16'or d' ON' OF TH'IE LAIr,Lsr *wgocw o14 40 Jfl'~ltrI 1 4) im.~ ~pJjtil 'a41-oll 1 Will -- low far vi' 1-lifr :c) ,jr.'I 'i. .gp~ v Ifnor'. jIhVin tell Ye.Ar4, ('j ptriouIce an fjile I readyi mooIi~c). to buy gul 'V11 i~ lIsm o (lfl'cr tile lboV' fn ! a ruclc': remairkably che 4p. viz A' L.AR{GE Si I.'J OFIa DRY GOODS.. r o~;lortnzlest .. 11J[LDI NCG NIA'rtFRI.vx, (AI'Nl' r' Ioous$, CUIPT11y, &C. I AHI)WARNE, ofl l des, rajlions, Pagls, ( vots, skjillets, &1r. ST'ONE .JUG8 AND) .ARl*4, 8'PONI' CHIURNES. 1;0 (:ARRIA;E TI'M XIINGM. CARRIAGE HIARD)WARE. L ATI IE. R 0 1-1 AI, K FI NJ)8 8-,f1dorv, Ibrvcs.-;, &c. .qc. ;I*AIiONA RV AN!) CON I.1'IOMN.AI'Y. CROCKER~Y, in chiue'r stts nid o1:;crwi.1 .1u14 almuost m.ayv ;uu'ja.Ie 4hu t uua-u be called Cor.' Sept. 203(. I 1Tu. ' '7 i KTEP THE BALL IM MOTION. 120,000 i'Pair Plxfaiitaion Brog-ans at Plaiifer's anid Facto-r's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOR ANTD SHOE LM9P(RIUMI sIll 'loI rillIr ti. ,! if II IV" ti aj7I(jjc% F it ) f o ile' II ,ttrr , ! and1 Via!Il-l is tr,( r-. tI.'I ht ha fit,%%- (mi I if , ilid coi v-I 11111 rivtvn Lareun* ~-ilfln' ~' i.~IA Ni . I I )~ Si ( )I~ ti~t'iIo -ail ': kn~a~ so f Ladies, i Mist!.a ly. ) .ani 11:, .LU (I:'i Pi. Sho (i, f o!vcry hind!. 111d from 'the -)Of; KiOmr.t Ch):)leo'4i?, 'S. C., a f.:% (0IS d ' i aIi'i till! 11I ecjlafit's I iotel-sjnio . GREAT SOUTHERN REIEDY JAOXS' CGI, A 1 SO), A IL1IkAI.,1 A D.I 'TEU Tn 1 Q I' P-J*>1.s't , GEii'I.1L .11w . ( viily iPft1,I/Ul ill 1arn,lion Th'ie Vrlr,z'.of *Iaco/a' Cordiau l* a Y-c/ -0 1;,iemn i rp *.-, Icomr iis. 1.t:/ it c tres )'iha lor."! ca:-, ,;f IDirrh irw. 7/h. I/ c. ows P,7j??/(j vlu'wz 'z n,1 Iti cui 11wiv iri'rs4.-jn-ins r12* ' 110 l~h. It ?,'Ir~o- Pal mst in7 1?,r amcA TnIFo nq t ft ... r#'sc'( Itifraiqr or .11exi P~,* '07Ma Itf ~ i" .Vre fflt'7frs tinWd~' il I -'. h j i s i. -,1l):.Jejn,., *I laa'an ~t--.Aj .1:l4 wa 'rdiail ill my f oi , a;w! have. a' aaaa aa a iaaa ml st, arms ill ll judgivnt a valual- rul;adv. ll N~O. It) 'A NI N\An:; r . ii: 1he o~f -'ljprelnt aitj give rit77e je v'i ms in h:'il!q :lnlt :o rectaanu.', al .aa Crur. i--ay miif permtud elpe ien.', . :77:'!i ill, o~pe rii- of m iy :mail , isor. andi rv-.ulh. :, moli me In,- iti a 'r Iji. tu b;ia, %- ";1t 1.' e1 nl tat it Iirpar.-Ati oe viz : a .avrreigni reaaiedy." Witia. M1 Uu'ila-t IL ailit), Fo'rilry iaige of z~lItarein Court, tCaiatroii*e ircuit. "I Wow a~ rc't 1:viaiur, in rtv-aulul' iidinag this. ifi'aw2iio.. Imldieif it) In al 'aie~.ed with bowel j":i;ta .. %wl.!i I Ibelit.Ve iti t) fie a 5t7V'ejign reameady - -'evid.dly vupq.rir ts any thingebtee A. A. GAl') IiNG) Ar~ . 'I. 0 6 'r Lodme of GtrwW7 ''I e *Iam%*. i j: i -l!' aJ .aa , :ia ,T ',: i , . ul)jlii V ut l I i. r.fIlL i a r it% I imse . ill) haa Ia. t r-. d :.I. irvi')ce-; ria:t ro . I I: I siant.i ait tile iaJci- every porep attd1"#f1 ill tile -ina, ail.., I %V0111.1 rec"now~a - i a It I' i il- ''c . i 4 :L it ia' uOfl'. rUldai :MJi . DIullima. C('a-,'- ~' Pau'. il.'ai -slate af(eorgim. "If there ka arty crt-dihlili in hualin tev irt-iy htcah'z Coirdial' rillist slaud pre above all othler J'i.';atrativn.. ortile ctirt 0, li0oNl 1 sc ruom tlke_ ias. of Letiimonyi faviar calniat ill froanlnl qtlarler'., it ifltlat Ia. very fur ini adviinae, as ai cliraive agent, ofmdot4,, ICluL ifill .14r p~atenlC prepatration. A Fi rmtsG, (.bzhie MIarit. rid Fire Insurance Batik, (wsln "Tis; effici-- t rt'lwdy is 4t% eiting id ceii brlit tus us " rinapai ubd i ~l into )tsand ali1umiiI) cu.imncliatioi, wiiri-vor u-ed ' aepuhdhi o V W31 W. BLISS & Cuf.t Proprktors, Savannalt Gmpt Ptir s:ale ' I-y DAiJL3A h 4. C.o., 1tllile. 'a liv * A. DAau,'aN, 1'. G. M e o. I ) iAVILAXI, IIfRLRey


ocr: - Attention! Claremont Troop!i IN pursuance of orders -fronski. Ihad you are hereby ordered to ara semble in Sumnterville on Thursday the 7mb embler next. at 10 o'clocke4. M., fully armed and equipped for drill and review. Tecomm issioned and nion-commission ed officers will assemble the day previous for di ill and instruction By order or Col. T. M. BAKER. R. C. WEBB, Capt. Auzust 16, 1854 42 td1 ilri Watchmnan copy. Notice,


ocr: A CARD. - Mrs. A. G. HURST takes this nethod' to inform the citizens of Sumterville and vicinity that she han opened her schooi at. the "Town Hall," where she will be pleased to receive and instruct Scholars in the various branches necessary to a thor ough English Education. Terms moderate.. August 16, 1854 42 tf


ocr: ED~WAIRD SEJLOIONS. is S& 7 x s 3, U MTAE R VJIL LS. 6. 1W" Office three door. .sorth of th er IP. S Juns'21. 38M54t if


ocr: -C. P. RElYSEN, -(SUCCESSOlt TO .I. JIA WLEY,) WlIh',SALJE AND) RETAIL MAN UFACTURlERt OF ichtandson Stree,--No. 81) TWO DOOIIS IIiLtOw TrIlE Ml iK i~r,


ocr: $100 Rewards at Petersfield Pee Dee River, my Ne gro Fellow Cyrus. Ile is between ty-five and thirty years of age , bright per complexion-high cheek bones, Front teeth slightly decayed in front. is about 5 Feet 10 to 11 inches high, professes to be a common Carpenter; was in the habit of working about Sumter. ville, and is brobably lurking about now, or at Columbia, where his mother is. I will give one hundred dollars for his delivery to inc in Conwayboro, or Fifty Dollars for his confinement in Jail in the State so I can get him. formerly belonged to Mr. McLeod of Sum. ter District. SAM. BEL L Con wayboro S. C.


ocr: "PROTECTIOL " AGAINST LIGHTNING. HE subscribers respectfully informs the citizens of Sumter District that they have just received a supply of Otes's meet perfect Conductors of Electricity. They will supply the people of this Dis trict with the rods and send a mechanic to put them up, or from their this item of expense can be saved as any one that can use a gimblet and driver can do the work. By sending a buggy or cart and servant we can send you the rods and all their fixtures, and instruct the messenger how to put them up, there. by saving you the expense of paying for horses and persons sent out for that pur pose as has been customary in this District by the venders of an inferior article here. tufore. DIXON 4- COGIILAN.


ocr: Sept. 27, 1851 Shoeing, Blacksmithb ing, &. &c. The above braicheii, together with En and Aachinests work generally, and will be haithiully executed at the MACHINE SHOPS near the Road Depot itn Sumtnerville. No ex. will be withheld to render these worthy the patronage, and capable supplymtr the Mechanical requirements tIhe District. A Foundry will be erected as soon as practicable, both for Iron and \Ve have anl excellent Steam En in operation, capable of driving a large duantity of machinery, p'.y eno. bling ue to execute work witt y and Al work done nt this estai.ishment will bo turned out undor the inimediate inspec tion of the subscr.ber. We ask no onesilded patronage. If our work is not as well and as cheap na other Shops can ac it, we expect not to be employed. we desire only such patronage will enables us to do justice to all pIar ties. T. J. COGU LAN, Ma:ager. Sept. 27th, 1854 48 tf Watchnan, copy if.


ocr: Notice. Application will be mande at the zext session of the Legislature 19r an~ 4t of incorporationr. of Calhoun 141dg', 1N 1, of Jericho, located ait Su, tcrville! Carolina.. Sept. 0, 1854 45 4 3nrh


ocr: HORSE WORK ON TiiE ?VIER PUBlU8HED IN AMk1 Lg4. - 'JEiE $pa . P. JEWETI & COMutt


ocr: RWO A For isme Complete c re' of COVu11s, COLDS, INFLUENZI AXTlJMA. IRONCIIT1iS. Pj7*'j'y OFII,0,. 4' AIL OTHER LUN NT AVDS EN INU TO ON. This pareparuion is getting into use all over our Coaniry. 'he numerous letters we re. Ceive fron our 'aritius Agents, inlortiaing us of cures elfectedi'n their ammnediateneigihhoriaooud warrant uis nit slaying it is one of the best, if niot the titr'y best Cough Medicine now before the pubeli. It autost invariably relieves and not utnfrequently cures the very worst cases. Whel al other Cough preparatiotins have fail ed,I Ilis hans relieved the JMlientt, as Druggists, dealers im nedicinys, and Physicianis can testi. fy. Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what. lis been his experienie of the efreets of this Medicile. If he hat been elling it for alny length of tilnte he will tell you. IT I THE I lEs'T MEDICINE ExTRACT. Below we give a few extracts irom letters we have received lately regardii g the virtues of this mnedicine. Dr. S. S. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga., says:. I hare cen using your Licerwort tan! Tar very rztensiely in my /practice for three years past, and, it is with phusurc I state Iy belief ?n it superiority tover all other articlen wit/h which I nom nepainted, /or which it is rccomiended." jles'r<. Fit.,rald & Benners. writing from aiyne. ille, ?. C. say:-" The Liverscort and Tar i- becoming daily norc popular in this Coui try, and wt: think justly so. All who have tricl it sreak it comieunhitl c terms .DJ it, and say it i.i very bne/j !cin iu alicvitng (Iit,coitpuintsfor uhichi it is recomimendet.'' Our Agent li PickenI liisrict, S. C. 11r. S It. McF'd t, aFssaure' n :h i. us U. it teitha r. bene/it in lii' onn lumily. iid receaiijids ii t, his naeighors." lie ga e. un ina..tant of a' Ne-gre woilait, inl his viiumity, who had been wit i disease of the Laigs for many years, at teldedi w it severe Cough, who wae reived' bv the Liverwort and Tar. Such tar. the good reports we he~aar of"lds l,:Jdicine front all piarts of the omth. For report ii the surirising cures it lia lerurtnetl>. 1. inl alie Wnestern and Nortia-:ria anti Ea tern' Staties, we wou!d in vite the stifring patient to real the, pamphlet whIM accomap.uaites eaclr bottle. To all, we say, haec hope, hare hope! ''IY THE ~L CN' BE WARtNED IN SEASON And negleat not that Cough whieb is daily weakenmg your coistitution, irritating yout thr- at itnd Iaungs,uad inlviting oil that dread di vase, Conisumaapniun, whenla so soothing andl Heal.. ilng a remedy can be obtainaed as Dr. ltogt-e S) rupi of Liverwort anad Tar. EWAVAitE OFCOI'NTEILFEITS AND BASE 13111TATION-S! The genuine arti ie is sigaed Andrew Rog ers, on the eigraved wrapp-r around cach but tPire. S1 per botille, or six hottiles for SSld whiule-ale and.] reutil hv SCOVIL & MEA D, IIl Chartres t. iA. Conhti and .SL Louis, N. 0., sole Agents fior the Southern States, to whltmir all urtders atd appelcatiois for Aguncies Ilust lie addrelaseda . SULD ALSO BY 311.LIn & Binrr-roN, Sutnerville, S. C. T. J. WORKMAN, Camden, S. C. Z. J. DinAa, Cainlen, S. C, S. hr':.el, Urantgeburg, S. C. June 12, 1851 31 6 mo, The Far-faned Mledicine


ocr: Executive Department. COL~UMBA 3d May, 1854 WHEREAS information has this Departmient that on the night the 28th of' February last a murder commni tted in Darlington district, upon body of a slave named Peter, the of L. A. Williamson, by a gun-shot -inflicted by Wm. L. Williamson, who fled from justice. Now to the intent that the said Wm. may be apprehended brought to trial and condign punishment, hereby offer a reward of Two hundred fifty Dollars for his delivery into any of jails in this State. The said is about five feet eight inches in well formned, sandy hair, red gentlemanly in deportment, and to be thirty-four y-ears old. Given under my hand and seal of State, at Columbia, this third day May A. D. 1854. .JOHN L. MANNING. BuM.; PERRY.-, Secretary of State, M ay 10, 1853. 28 4t


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: Religious Notice. The' Mcembers or' the Mlissionary and IBook Fund lituard, of thme Edlgehield Raptist Assoceiation, are ruiquesteud to melet at alountain Creek Church, on thle Wedniisday after ,the first Lord's day in June next, aot 11 o'clock. J. M. CIILrES, Chalrman.


ocr: Butler Lodge, No. 17, L 0, 0, A Regnilair Meeting of this Lodge will be hietd in their Iliull on Monday Sevening next, at 7 o'etocek. GEO. A. A DDISON, See'ry.


ocr: *Executive Departmnt. COLUMBIA, May 3d, 1854, 'ITHEREAS infourmatiomr has reached this D)e V Vpartmient that on the night of the 28th Feb ruary last, a murder was committed in Darlinigton iDistrict. upoin the body or a slave named Peter, the property of' L. A. Williamson, by a nn-shot wound inflicted by Wmn. L. Williamson, who has fled fronm jutice. Now, to the intent that the said WM. L. WIL, MSON may he brought to trial and condigu punis.liuinent, I hereby oil'er a reward of TWO tttUNlED~~l AND) lulil'Y D)OLLAlRS for his delivery into amny of the jails of this $tnto. The said is abhout five feet eight inches in height, formhed.saindy' hair, red complexion, gentleman ly in dleportmaent, anrd suppecd to be thirty-four years nol. Given under my hatnd and the seal of the State, at Columbia, this third day of May, l854. JOIIN L. MANNING. Bu.a. PF.RSy, Secretary of State. 17 17


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: REMOI BUTLER & NEW BERY aed r aoe *e their former stand to the one formnerl by E. D. IP~ GLE & C.n he pileased lasetei re Oct


ocr: BE CURED! BAUM DE VIE," or Balsam o Life is, aftera trial of upwards of twenty3 car. in a great variety of caes,confidently off.fd to the public, especially to those afflicted with the distressing complaint, as a sure and speedy relief for their euflerings. Read the fol!owing 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 heahing virtues of this, (to use the words of a grateful Dispeptic who was cured 'by its tre) miost preciotes compound. Certi icaec from th1e Rev. Iartacell Sp'i. hUMTEaVt.LE,. S. C. Jan. 13th 1853. Mr. CiAs. DELonsta. Dear Sir: -Last Spring I used tw small b ties of your Balsam of Life; and diperienced much benefit. I took it two or three tites 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 distressrng headache, and nannetlier disagreea ble dyspeptic syintons. - i [Signed] g SPAIN. Mr. CHAS. DEORMEE: . I)-At Sin :-l take greatpleasureintrecbut ing your "Baume do vie." which I have often used, and aelways with decidetI'relief, when suflering from attacks of, Dyspepsia. At once a stimu lant, tonic and ep.thartic, i am sat isfied it will prove eminently sdrikeable to all who are affhicted with Dyspepsia. Its general. introduction throughout the country wvi l.be a public benefit. To keep a supply constantly on hand, which t would not eachiange for all the Anti-dyspep.. tic nostrums from Maine to Texas. Yours respectfully, [Signed] JOHN W. ERVIN. For sale lv, & L'RiTTo9, Dr. W. J. 1)ARGAN, & Co. * " " " I. A. Huggins, Darlington C. 11. " " " Dr. J. E. Byrd, Timmonsvillc,. And by Druggists generally. IIOAT WtIGHIT : IiARICUILOO. Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. C.


ocr: BE CURED! BAUM DE VIE," or Balsam of Life is, after a trial of upwards of twenty years in a great variety of cases, con6dently ofered to the public, especially to those afflicted with the distressing complaint, as a sure and speedy relief for their suflerngs. Read the following certificates. They are from gentlemen of high standing and residing in your immediate vicinity. The are but one or two of the many in our possession all extol. ing the healing virtues of this, (to use the words of a grateful Dispeptic who was cured by 1s use) most precious compound. Certificate from the Rev. Hartwell Spain. SMR V I RLLE,. S. C. Jan. 13th 1853. Mr. CnAS. DELOIiM. Dear Sir: -[.ast 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 dist:ressing headache, and many other disagrsea ble dyspeptiic symtons. (Sign~ed] II. SPAIN. Mr. CHAS. DELORME: DEAR SIa :-I take great pleasure in recom mending your "Baume de Vie." which I have often used, and always with d ecided relief, when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsla. At once a stimaul unt, tunic and cathartic, I am sat isfied it will prove eminently serviceable to all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general introduction throughout the country wili.b, a public benefit. To keep a supply constantly on hand, which I would n ot exchange for all the Anti-dyspep tic nostrums from Maine to Texas. Yours respectfully, (Signed) JOHN W. ERVIN. For salo by, PItLLER & BRITTON, Surn.' r Dr. W. J. I)ARGAN. & Co., " yu" " " M. A. Huggins, Darlington C. H. " " "Dr. J. E. Byrd, Trimmonsville, And by Dru gists generally. BOAT\ CIGHT & BARKULOO. Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. C. November 9 2 tf Business Card. BROWN & DeROSSET, 180 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK. DEROSSET & BROWN, WILMINGTON, N. C. Factors and General Commig- sion Merchants. B. McLAURIN, Esq.. will give per r conal and special attention to the in terests and orders of his friends in this and the adjoining Counties of North who may favor these Houses their p:strnnage. ConRignment. of produce to the house in New York, either by way of Charleston, Georgetown, or will he covered by insurance, if notice of the shipment be promptly giv. en. May 3, 1853 27-tf


ocr: iULR&~NEWBERY have removed from their fprmer stand to the one formerly occupied by E. D). PRtINGLE & CO., one door North of 1-. HOYT'S Jewelry Store where they would. be pleased to see their friends and custon ens Oct 5, '853. .49 If


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: . rL 3IE WB Y & C D, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHINC, T M. NEWBY & CO., under U. S. Hotel. Augusta, Ga., are now receiving the LARGEST, . BEST and MOST FASHIONABLE ASEOR3IENT of SPRING AND SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered in the City of Augusta. In addition to which, we are weekly receiving FRESH SUPPL1ES from our Ilouse in New York. We also keep constantly on hand a large Stock of YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ALSo, a full assortment of FURNISHING ARTICLES, for gentlemen's wear. Z Country Merchants and all persons visiting- Augusta will find it to their interest to examine our Stock. as we are determined to offer our Goods at the lowest prices imaginable. Au ,s., April 3. i8n4. tt 12 Rich and Beautiful Goods AT THE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GODDS STORE OF WARD & BURCHARD, OrrosITE MASONIC IIALL, AuGusTA, GEORGIA. 'TE are now receiving our SPRING AND llVSUm11ER supplies of Rici and Elegant Dry Goods, .elected with mudh care in all the Northern Mar ket, and we take great pleasure in inviting the at tention of all in want of FAILY SUPPLIES, -eeling assured tiaL we can offer the best bargains to be found in A ugusta, In eletnnt Spring SILKS, Rich Wedding SILKS. Organdies. Tissucs, Bareges, French Jaconets, Lawns, Black,'roenide Silks. A Iso. one or the largest Stocks of high Lustred Black ITA LAN SILKS,-the most elegant Goods ever oil'ered in A ugusta. New and beautiful 'arisian PLAIDS, in Silk and other Fabries, with rich conbination of Colors, in eluding the gay, the grave, the rich, the elegant and chaste. EM IROI DERIES of every description,--and in fact every ot her kind of Dry Goods suitable for Laitles an l Children's wardrobes. SH[AWLS OF EVERY KIND.-In thin De ipartmnent will be found some of the most elegant Embroidered Crape SHAWLS, ever exhibited South of the Potonei. AlOU RtNING GOODS in great variety. American, Englih and Fiench CALICOS and GINGI I AMS. IIOUSEWIFE and] FAMILY GOODS-As Iri.6h Linen, Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton, Table Damask, Napkins, Towelings, Diapers, &c. Aunuta SiTEETINGS and STIRTINGS Cot ton OSNA BURGS and Georgia STRIPES at the Manufacturer's prices. f- Our Goods will be offered at a small ad vaiev upon the original cost, for CASH, who!esale and rtail. They will be shown freely, represent ed fIyrly, and submitted to the nibiassed judgement of the purelaser. Cf" Orders accompanied with the money will have our prompt attention, and the exercise of our best judgment. z WARD & BURCHARD. A ugusta, March 27 tf 11 Ladies' Mourning Goods, W ILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga., has W received fron New York a full supply of LADIES' MOUR NING GOODS, among which ae Lupin's Plain Black CTA r.LY, of the best quality; Lupin's Black Summer BOMBAZINE5, of beau tiful styles ; Plain Bllack BAREGES and MARQUISSE, of ex tra qualty ; Plain Black Barege DELAINES; Plain Black GRlNAlDINES, an elegant article for Mourning Dresses; .Mourning a IUSLINS and LAWNS, in a great va riety of styles; Mtourning GINGHIAMS, of superior styles and quality; Superior llk. ALPACAS and Canton CLOTHS; Superior English Black CRAPES, fur Veils and TIrimmiing; Dik. Love, Lisle and Crape VEILS, some of extra iMes; Lad;es' Mourning Cambric and Lawn HAND KERCIlEFS; Ladies' Mourning FANS and PARASOLS, of beautirul styles To all of which tie attention of the public is re spectfrlly invited. May 26 tf 19 AGNEW, FISHER & AGNEW, NEWBERRY C. M., S. 0., I31PORT ERS & DEALERS IN HARDWARE, P A IN TSo OILS, jWindow Gila s, Grocerles, Dry Goods, &c., And Buyers of Cotton and country produce. 0i Planters visiting this Market will find it greatly to their advatntage by giving us a call. AGNEW, FISIEI & AGNEW. NKewberry C. I1., A pril 13, if 1 T The -\ bbeville I'anuer will please copy four mionfhs. Summer Dry Goods! WILLJIAM sHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA., H AS nowv in Store a very full and complete as sortment of~ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Embracing the latest styles of Ladies' DRESS GOOD)S, and comprising almost every article re quired for famnily or plantation use. New Goods will be received through thle season by the New York Steamewrs, and the assortimnt kept complete. The public is respectfully invited to call and ex aminle the assortmienlt. Mlay 26tf 19 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMDMON PLE AS. S A31UT-' SIIA RPTON, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield District, by virtue of a Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at tho suit of .John Cethran, having filed in my Office, together with a Schedule oii oath of hisestate and effects, his petitionl to thle Court of Common P'leas, praying that he may be admitted to the benefit of the Acts of tihe Getieral Assenmb'y, made for the relief of insolvent debtors, It is Ordered, that the said John Cothlran, and all the other Creditors to whom the said Samuel Sharptvn is in any wise indebted, be md they are hereby sum.moned atid have notice to appear before the said Court, at Edgelield C. HI., on Tuesday the third day of October next, to show cause if any they cn, why the prayer of thle petition atoresaid should not he granted. T. G. BACON, c. c. r.. Clerk's Office, JTuly 5, 1854. 13t 25 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIEL~D DISTRICT, CANDIDATES. Wor Sheriff. FELIX-E. BODIE, WaM. QUATTLEBUX, JULIUS )AY, JAMES EIDSON. Yor Tax Collector TIIEOPHILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. Al. &. WiTTLE, LEE IIOLSON, .BARNEY LAMIAR. CIARLES CARTER, THOMAS I. REESE. DERICK IIOLSONISAKE, A. R. ABLE, Wor Clork. R. B. ioUKNIdGir, E)MIUND PENN. THIOS. G. BACON. ror Ordinary. H. T. WRIGiT, DAVID RODIE. JOHN W. SMIT H, W. F. DURISOE, GEO, E. HENDY, Esq. T JIE Subscribers take great pleasure in recoi imending this gentleman as a Stonle Cutter and Mill Dresser! ie cuts beautiful 11ILL STONES at his Quary on Cloud's Creek, and Mill owners would os well to ivE him a tr:al. E. P. & J. A31N EY. ( 1iggins' Ferry, S. C. A NY Person wishing their Ntill Stones Frssted or Wated, can aIddress the Unlersigneil fit orrisville P. 0., Eilgetield District, S. C., and lie will with pleasure give them prompt attention. G. E. IIENDY. Norrisville P. 0., Say 29, tf 20 FRESH ARRIVALS, D R. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs his friends and citizens of sdgeliehl generailly, that lie has just re-eived a LARGr A)DITION to his already extensive Stock of fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c. His r)rugs are carefully examined by hiniself and l that are found worthsless, reject. d : and those that are approved may be rel.ed on as efficient and of unifoprn action. ALL of his Mledicinal Compounds, Tinctures, Pills, Ointments. &c.. &c., are put up under his own supervision and in strict accordance with the n;ted States Dispeisatory. From his long and extensive experience in the ractice of Medicine, he has made several Com pounds (if his own, not to be found in the l)ispensa ory, viz:-A Preparation for the CROUP, which lie has used extensively for eighteen years. and re cmmonds with conftidene : aVERLllFtGI, safe and eflicient ; and many (other Compounds wlich lie makes extemporaneous!y to fulfil the indications in each particular ease for which it is used. It would require miore space than could be oh. tained in a Newspapoer to give aTatalogue of' tho rugs, Medicines and Chemicals kept and sold by im-suffice it to say, lie can ifurnish a Phys'eimns 0fice COMIPLETE, with Phvsiek and Furniture. lie has adled to his formner Stock sonic of the most reliable Vegetable extraets, viz: POI)OPHIL IN. STILLINGINE, LEPTANDRIN, &c. MT Planters and families can- be supplied with all lediines necessary in a family-and when desired, directions put up with each article. All of the most reputable NOSTRU3S may be found in his Establishment. Also, Candies, Kisses, Sngar Plums and Sands. ALSO, FINE WINES AND BRANDY, for Medicinal purposes. Perf unery of his own and Northern make, hard to heat. SOAPS.-. large and extensive variety. CANDLES,-Wax, Sperm and A damanatine. Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, VAI.NISlES, &c, R USHES.-M larking, Sash, Tfoul. Paint, G rain ing, Tooth. Nail, Flesh, Crumb, Shoe, llorse and Taners Brushes. ENCILS-Camet's anhl S..hte Thnir, large size. tmd last though tn' least, the tinest I IA IR B$R U'J ES ever otfercd in, the place, of various patrons and qualities. ressing and extra fine COMBS, UST ING BRUSIIE S,-An excellent article. APER-Fools Cap and Letter Paper, common and flnc. O TE PA PER-Various sizes and famey styles, NVELOPES-Conimoa Buff, Plain White and Faney Note Envelopes, INK, PENS, PENCILS AND CRAYONS, Osborne's Amnericatn Water Cabotrs. ilums Elastie Balls-Solid, lolowv and Fine,-Parlor Balls for the Ladies, inviting them to exercise within doors, when the weather is too inelemment to be out. Nay 18 - f 18 dgefield Miale Academy, H IS Institution is opened for another year under thme control of Mr. J. GREGG LHITNER, our last year's Teacher. The experience of a twelvemonthi has fully satis fed us that no more competent young gentleman can be fosund in the State than the one now ait thme head of our Academy. Tfhe best proof of this ir the general satisfietion given by him last year, backed by the additionial fact that his School, at the trmination of its first week fur the second year, numbered 43 Pupils. The Trrustees desire to assure the Public that teir united efibrts will be giveni to the cause of teir School, and a conitinued and compilete super vi Cheap Goods! T IE Subscriber respectfully informs his friell T and the publ'e generally that he has on at the Store formerly occupied by WulzmAts Cunr-ras, a Stock of Desirable and Seasonable'Goods, Which he will sell VERY LOW FOR CASIE! They have been put in his hands on sale on terms as will enable him to sell them at COST, many of them considerably UNDER COST. All those who desire to purchase good will do well to call and examine the Stock. E. PENN. April27 tf 15. New Goods! NewGood!! T IE Subscriber would respectfully invite attjn tion to his Stock of SPRING & SUMMR GOODS! It is one of the LARGEST and BEST that he ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. For Ladies he has PLAIN, FIG'D and PLAID SILKS, BAREGE DE LAINES, PLAID BAREGES, SILK TISSUES, PRINTED JACONETS MUSLINS AND LAWlS, FINE WORKE) COLLARS & HL'KFS.. CIIE5IISEETS & SLEEVES, WITE & BLACK LACE MANTILLAS. Together with the above, he has a fine assortment- Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, HA TS, BOOT$, SHOES, c. All of which will be sold at moderate prices. gW A liberal discount always allowed for B. C. BRYAN. Edgefield C. 11., March 15, tf 9 NcGREGOR & SNITH, -DALZR8 IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, MC'GREGOR & SMITII, build to orier- Car ringes of every description. They also on hand a large and splendid assortment of New and Second-Hand Carriages. g.f' All orders promptly attended to, and Re pairing neatly executed. F-Agefield C. H., Jan 18 tf I Soda Water. DR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefield and vicinity, that his Soda Water Aparatus .is ine condition : and, he is drawing at his Counter, the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. He wish you to tike his word for it, but come and try it. 1T The Ladies shall be waited on promptly receive special attention when they visit him. May 18 tf 18 House and Sign Painting! T HE Subscribers having formed themselves a Co-partnership, respectfully inform the citi zens of Edgefield Distriet, that they are now pre pared to do all business entrusted to them in line of - Paisating, Gilding, lYarbling, In all its various branches, and upon the most rea sonable terms. 0T All letters addressed to them at C. II., will receive prompt attention. They may be found in the Painting Room of Mr. Wrr's Furniture Establithment. Reference.-Mr. Jona LEIGu and Mr. WIrr. C. H. LUCAS, A. A. PAUL. March 8 tf 8 F. X. NICHOLAS, ' B EG LEAVE to inform the citizens of Edge 1 fiekld District that he has on hand a small lot Choice Buggies! Also. Some that ie can sell as LOW as IIUNDRED DOLLARS, and others at prices. Persons wishing such articles would do well to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he can give them better bargains than can they get this side of New York. June S. tf 21 Land for Sale. T HE Subscriber intending to move offers for sale his V AL UA BLE PLANTATION, Five Hundre~d and Fifty-six Acreu, Lying on the head waters of Sleepy Creek, a within one and a quarter miles of J. Dorn's Steamt '.lill. Two llundred and fifty acres of the abovo Tract is eleared, under good rencing, well watered, and in a high state of cultivation, about half been recently opened. It is well suited to the of Corn, Cotton and small grain. On the'pretmises are a comfortable Dwelling House, Gin House and Screw, New Negro Houses, and all necessary out buildings. Also, an excellent Well of water in the yard. There are also on the premises one of the finest Orchards in the District,ecmbracing several varieties of fruit trees. A. G. TURNER. June1 t f 20) Bethany Academy. T HE Trustees of Jiethany Academy take pleas ure in atnnouneing to thte public, that their School will be opened foar the reception of Students on the 2nd Monday in January 1854, under the su pervision of the well known and ms.:eesful Instrue tor. Wuz. M. IF.A-rnr, Esq. Rates of~ Tuition the same as those charged by the fornmer Rector. Mr. GALPIrnm. Board cain be obtained in the most families on reasonable terms and convenient to School. WIL EY H ARR ISON, WV. TIMMER1A N, J. L. TA LBERT, Da. S. F. STEVENS, G. J. SHEPPARD.J Dec 21 ly 49 Florida Lands for Sale ! 7T'IE Subscriber intending to move, offers for .Lsale his Lands, lying in Madison County. Thte Tract contains 1175 A cres, more or less 500 Aceres of which is cleared and under fence. There is a Pine Settlement on the Tract, a good Dwelling with Seven Rooms, and all neeces sary inmprovements, such as Stables, Barns, Crib, Gin hlouse and Screw, Negro Houses, &c. Persons who call soon can get a BARGAIN. 1171 Terms made easy. JAS. N. LIPSCOMB. Feb 15 if 5. 100,000 Feet of Lumber for A T my MILLS on Edisto River, ten miles East -1 of Edagefield C. H., and fournuiles below P.O. I have several hundred acres of heavy timn bered pine land, that has never been picked over, out of which the BEST OF LUMBER can sawed. There are splendid roads lcading to from the Mills. I alsoa have a splendid pair of Stones of Mr. G. E. Heady's cut, which make ELEGANT MEAL. Any person wishing Lumber will be supplied the lowest prices.-Meal ground with and despatch. I am Sawing and Grinding daily. JACKSON HOLMES.


ocr: Curryton Academies, IlE First 6ession of these list-tutions will e'ose w~thi the pres,-t month. The Second Session begit the Ili July, at twhich time it is desired candidates fur adnission wi I be present. Cha'r'n Board of Tue June 26, 1S54. tf 24


ocr: save Cost and to benefth' .earnest appeal is madete-' E. Bowaas to eotneforw~ liis Assigned'Estato mostbspdi? .i4 , o


ocr: Notice. TIE Stockholders in the Ediregeld & Chteatham Plan k Road nire hereby notified that the thtird instancnt of twenty-five per cent.- otn their sub scriptions will be required on the 15th Nov. inst. - J.. B. SUL LIVAN, Tres'r. Nov 2 42


ocr: Artillery, Att'ention! EII E'befield1 Flying A rtillery Company will be andtt npl--ar at Edex'fieldl C. H. on Satutrday, the 4th Nov., for drill and instrnetio'n. By order o)f Capt. MORAGNE. E. T[. Cona, Clerk. N. B.-The Ms1embers will appear ia their winter u nifn..t .


ocr: A LL. Persons indebted to the Estate of at. E. ~lhlBELCI1ER, decetased,'up to the time of his death,, are earnestly requested to~ make prompt payment, and those having demands against said Estate will rendcr them itt tolhe'tnder~iged jr~p erly attested. J. E. LEWIS, Ex or. Nov 2 tf -.- 42


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: Ihr, N.208 AND 210. AIA i'FAT AIN in ' I E Cumi ,n fro Z ,_.t CtiNT l&FL'l' C Mfanufacturer and DEALER IN FIEAND PLAIN A t v. ry le,' tpr'es foirest h. Ile isco fnstant. New York, and now oilers a greater varies than etmunI, especially so in FANCY FNA .IllLL3D. FURNITURE, Sitting muocking C:hnirse.-. A. i. (A.tit'c.'S SU PERIORt 'GitF.ATLY I~llltfypiit) PIANOS, at "York en-h prices. E AllT'iaows or Furni ture gold by him arc warratnted'r a-e vear longer. All kinds cf Furnitfrc 'neatly promptly repaired. A large lot of M.lIIO(C NY VEN EERS 'hand, ns tth other Cabinet kIchier's Materials;it -geat variety. WAl.L-I'Al'Elt A N I) BORDERING, large and fich assortment. !j? 'nnerals setveld it short notice 1lealic nnd Wood Coffins. lie would respectfully invite his ftrnds the public generally to call and stock. Marah 15, 185'. .20


ocr: " IAfPOTKRkS OF Prench, Britis I amnd DRY GOODS. 109 and 211 King-greet corner of i1tar. ket Street, IA-1'EI S'TON, S. C. ARPET'INGS.-Ingrain, 3 Plys, 'res. U sell Tapestrv and Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIIA LS, in Silk, Satin, md Worsted. C(~tl'AIN CAMIRICS and 3IUSLINS, in .. ifDRtU)EiEDI LACE and t :INS, all stvies. GII.T QQINICI.S,in all the new desien,. CitT'1A'IV (INIIs, FOLDERiS, LOOPS, I)RAl'ElIY'CORDS and BEI.L ROl'ES, n all varieties. HRI''ISH[ and AMERICAN *1EOR CLOTIIS. SlI.VEIR and GILT iTA IIt RlODS STA iit CAlItPE'rINGS. of all stvl-s. WilIfON, V EI.VET, and AX RUGS. in great variety. Pl.ANTATION W OO LE:-p , i. KE''S, PI.INS. A(KEl(SEY', CAI'S,.c.. lied and White FI.ANN E.S, 5111I'IN(;, :c. COTTON OSNAI3UlGS, of all the be't Southern makes. English and American COvON FLAN N EI.S. French, English, and American PilINTS. LINENS OF, RICIiARIISON'S nake, fur Shectings, Shirting.i, I'illmv Caaes, fahle D~amasks, Doylies, Napkins, Towvellings, linckabacks, Fruit Cloths, 11. E. Diapers, ':rates Cloths, &.(:. CL.OTIS, CASSIMEItS and VES'TINGS, if best lFrench Goods. SEtVANTS CLOTHS, in all the English Gonds. SATIN ETIw, W EI), JE.\Ns and LIN 5-EY$, of all qualities and styles. WvITn A FVUI.1. AMSOaTM.T OF Rich Dress Goods, In SILKiS, TI5SftS,9I'lthiScGR EN KUINES, MUSLINS, &c. HIOM BAZIN ES, A I.PACAS and MOURN ING GOODS, in great variet-. EMBROIDERS and LACk. GOODS, of ev. R(: DESS Goods in'Griat onstantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT DilMIPORTATiONS, and offered at the LOWESti' IA'RKE'i' TER318.-Cath, or City Acceptance. - The one price system strictly iered to, and all (onds Warranted. BIROWNING&


ocr: SA LE OR TO R ENT. THE subsceriber offers his Farm, havinkon It a rjwelhling and out hounse: and the beat ? in the district, situated a sitort dIitance from the town of Sumnterville, fop jale or to Hena. Terms inade eusy, and oesingvna once. P ',itity MsEna. "e,.. ' sq" ...


The daily comet. [volume]

ocr: Ne» 3Làocrti«cnitnts. ^VATambü^FT GREAT MENAGERIK OF WILD BEASTS AND BUDS!! The Largrit Collation in the World I (now rn routk for thk north.) WILL BE EXHIBITED At Baton Rouge, on Saturday, February löth, 1854. (Q^Doors o,ten at % ami 6} o'clock Admissiou 50 cent» ; Children and servants 2-3 cents. The Performance wiU commence with The Polir» tod iheir ïunkrjr Rider», Continue with the wonderful leals of Mr Story's great Elephant Tippo Sultan and conclude with the thrllinp spcctaclt- of Mr,Van Aul >>urgli in i Le Lion» and Tigers' Den. [J^The Animals will be fed in the presence of the Audience, i'uriiij; the after noon perfo mance. ST. ACiXKS F K.11 ATE A <À U Î3 MY, Memphis, Tana. THIS Institution, incorporated by » late Act of the Legiala ture, w delightfully situated at a healthy and retired part of the city of Memphis. The build» jnga ample and c immodioua, stand iu the centre of extensive and higuly Improved grounds, iu part «haded by forest trees, and iu part tastefully Iniit out and ornamented with rare plants and shrub bery. Tue Academy is under the charge of the Sisters of the Order of 8t. Dominic, The system of studies is the same a< that pursued in similar institutions In Kentucky. T ie annual cource is divided Into two session« of five months e tch the first coimueiiciuR on the first Monday of September, the second on the firs! Monday of February. TERMS PER SESSION—PAYABLE HALF SESSION ' IN ADVANCE. For Board and Tuition in any or all of the fol lowing branchesHeading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Orammer, Geography, History, Knctoric, Composition, Criticism, Principles of Natural Phi losophy , Chemistry and Botany, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing Marking, 4c.—15», $(W, •65, according to the age or class of the pupil. For Day Schollars, Tuition, f 15, |20, $25, accor ding to age and class as above. EXTRA CHARGES. Latin, French, Itallian, Spanish—each (12 Music on Piano ®i Music on Guitar 20 Music on Harp DO Use of instruments 5 Drawing and Painting 10 Fancy Work B Washing and Ironing 10 Bed and Bedding 5 Stationary S For Further particulars see Circulars, or ad the Mother Superior, St. Agues Academy, Memphis. feb IS-d* w2m. OSAGE ORANGC.— lue suu scribers have just received direct Texa«, a supply of the seed of this in plant. In speaking of this plant the Southern published in Augusta Georgia

place_of_publication: Baton Rouge, La.

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--East Baton Rouge--Baton Rouge

publisher: Geo. A. Pike


ocr: J •T REOKIVRD Crom St. Louis SIDES, and 1'KiilK aHOULLtlW. a.gîî j. S. M. Hart A Co. FOUR.—75 Ban-da Extra and S. F. 81. Lonis Floor, Oround of New Wheal. Just r»c"lved per ''Saranac" und for sale tjv aug. HU. JOSHUA BEAL. BAGGING & HOPE!— 6000 raid INDIA BAGGING ; KKI COILS BOPK. Ko hale by [au;;!*.] Tuoh. Pslxdickuast. ('hrew! antl Butler. T I'ST RECEIVED a Fresh supply. *» For sale by Cuarrottk t IIorrMANN. HUfr. 9-y. Court House Square— op. V. Ileiide. I'rr«h Arrival« per Ciip«j'. CUGAK CURED 'IAMS: slioultlcrs; O HIDES; Leaf LARD. Also a fresh supply of No. 1, MACKEREL. Cbakrottk 4 Hoffmann. 9-y. Court House Square— op. V. Heinle r EM A LE ORPHAN ASSOCIA 1 TION OF BATON ROUGE.—The next an nual meeting of the Female Orphan Association of Baton Bouge, for the election of managers, will take place at the Orphan Asylum, the 1st Tuesday in September, 10 o'clock a. m ., at which a punc tual attendance is requested. HARY W. READ, Mf 20-td. Secretary pro Inn. TUST FROM ARKANSAS.—700 ft VENSON Hams ; 100 BEAR Meat. »ugiiOy. MONTAN t BRO. Winr» and Liquor«. A SUPERIOR ARTICLE of all the JI hest brands—in store and for sale hy aup. !»-y. Chakkottk i. Hoffmann. /i> HAM) A > l> FOU SA l.i: \ / A fresh supply of FLOUR, COHN, OATS and Il A V—also, CAP- LIME. jitly21-y. CUARROTTK & HOFFMANN. Direct from Mew Orleans. BARRELS of the "None-such" Ol/ brand, Irish Potatoes, au« 12 A. MONTAN & BRO. 1)MRFUMERY !—Cologne in 4 <>al I Ion«, Quart«, Pints, ami half Pints, Hay Wa ter, Florida Water, Patcliouly, Verbena, Tuhe rrii c, Jockcy Oui», Magnolia, Violet, Hou# Victo ria, Mu.sk, Upper Ten,Oil of, or Otto of Hoses. ]• »r -iale at the D:*u-r Store of . u!7-y. WADDIMj A DAY, churcli at. V> )R THE HAIR!—Macassor Oil, ■ Antique Oil, Bears Oil, Pomade Philocorne, Moelle de Ilœuf, Pomatum in Sticks, C!er«'hugh*8 Tricopherous, Harry's Tricopherous, Lyon's K.'ith niron, Phalon's Hair Tonic or Invigorator, Jaynes' Hair Tonic, Louden'« llair Tonic, American Hair J'esf irer, and Jenny Lind Hair Gloss. For sale at the L>rug Store of WADDILL A DAY. [TecEIVED THIS DAY.—50 Ibis. i ^ St. Louis FLOL'H. From r.ew wheat. For j ii le by M ontan & B ko. ^OAPSI SOAPS!!—Taylors Tran l pp I rent Wash Balls, Poncine Soap, Floating < r B;i tiling Soap, Military, Old Windsor, 4 Erasive,' for removing grease spots, Palm, Compound or i . jrber'sSoap, Shaving Cream, etc. All of Bazin'g i:. m ufactory. For sale at the Drug Store of auglT-y. Waddîil à Dat. IOUDEN'S Family Medicines, just re J ceived and lor sale by miy -21. J. L. VIA LET, A^ent. HA VINO FORMED A OO-l'ART nership with R. II. DAY, m. n., the business of the firm will hereafter he conducted under the name and style of WADDILL A DAY. a ig!7-y. If. T. WADDILL. nn wie à tCl NOTICE. I F T. WADDILL returns bis tlianks II* to a generous public who have heretofore so liberally patronized liim.and would respectful ly solicit a continuance and increase of their fav or» for the NKW FIRM of \\ \ 261*11,1. <V DA V* who have formed a co-partnership to carry on the DRUG and APOTHECARY BUSINESSon, a more extended scale. WK hope by extreme care, and constant£_ exertions to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor us with their custom. Aware of the delicate *md important responsibnities connected with the AliT OF MSi'KKSINO MKDICIVES, D r . Day will give his personal attention to the busi ness, and Physicians and the public may always confidently rely upon having their prescriptions and orders accurately filled and furnished with article* only that are pure and genuine. auirlT-y. WAPPILL A PAY. Hungarian leeches :—i a »t received and for sale by augiy y. WAPPILL k PAT. ftLOSING UP FOR THE SEASON. ! vy Ib ing delirious of closing up for the season, j in order to better prepare for the approaching fall ; trade, I would respectfully notify those intebted to me that settlement of their various bills will be expected with the termination of the present month. I wooM also mention that all saies sub sequent to laoi •it this month will be ntrictly FOU CASH. Of the present stock on hand the greater por tion will be sold for COST or LESS. augls-y. JOSHUA BEAL, church st. Mot ice. Î? VOSE is my authorized Aftornpy . . during my absence. W. F.TUNNARD. Baton Rouge. March 29 18r<4. i^*OR SALE. —The subscriber ofTers/rî^ j for sale on the most reasonable fjjjjj | terms, his Dwelling House and lot— situated on Church street, near Hackett & Jirooks store—a bargain may be had by making immediate application june-27-lm. JOHN TILANO . Bricks! Bricks! TRODKAU Hutchison & Co., liaving purchased the Steam Brick Machines in the city of Baton Rouge are now pre pared to furnish pressed and repressed Brick any where on the coast, on Bayou Lafourche and in New Orleans. Orders solicited. june-21-ly. .TIuIcm ! tin lex! WILL arrive in few days. 100 fine No 1 Mules, and will be sold on terrr.s to suit purchasers. july 21 R.C.HUTCHISON. LOVISGRAMDPRE. Notary Public and Auctioneer,


ocr: WILLIAM, infanl non of Dr.ThoiowJ.iitiffir.Kton. [ o r r ■ c i a l . ] PROC E 10 BINGS OF TUR BOARD OF NELECTnEK, [estea meetin«.] July 2?nd, lS-OL Ata spécial meeting of the Board ol Se lectmen of the Town oi Baton P .ouge., held this day—present : J. R. Pr-i feoc.ii, Mayor. Henry Tomlinsou, Edward Willis, Charles Guedry. Eri lirook.j, t , v, T "°l J ' rlNf: ,ÜN t . , .. The Mayor baying represented to the Board that the vote token m Ward N. 2. on License, had resulted in a tu*, .it v.'a", on motion of Mr. Tomlin&on. UeKolved, That a new Election fer the piu pose of taking the sense ol the voters of Waid No. 2. on theijuestion of''Licpnse o, No License," be held on Saturday tiie .Oth day of August 18Ô4. Said Election tobe presided by I*. A. Walkerand H. T. Wad dill. On motion the Board adjourned J. R. DUFROCQ, Mayor, J. C G ayu , Clerk. » Nero 2V.bocrtiocmenlß. . | j j | j


ocr: New Ortau» Cheap Store. THK undersigned beg» leave to Infcrm hit numerous customer* tUkt be 1» re ceiving his full supply of Spring end Sum mer »Un k, consisting of DRY *nd FANCY GOODS and CLOTHING, which he can sell at exceedingly low prices. He invites the public generally, to come and Uv >k at his goods and judge for them selves. Give him a call, and it will l*e to to your advantage. mh52-dlmo. CHAS. NEWMAN. At ras ssv oilsims cusap itoss. Corner Lafayette and Laurel streets.


ocr: IIOE«. " VOLLME Y1II.} BATON ItOUGE, LA., WEDNESDAY M0KN1NG, AUGUST 30, 1854. {NUMBER 97. THE DAILY COMET. Published Daily (Monday* Excepted.) 4i. A. PIKEiMÎtw t;Pwrtal»r. Office on Third Street. (VT«raM>—Tut subscription I* Axed at the rite of (W per annum, payable in advance, or f 6 Ol» al the expiration of si* month«. The We«A • ly in published at |2 50 per annum, invariably in advance. Both will be punctually delivered with in the limili of the City by the carrier. &r"A4vertl«laff«—<>*a Dollar per square Tor the ft rat insertion, and half that amount for ever «ubiequrut buertioD— ten linei or lew, con stitute a nquare. Yearly AdT«*rtlnl»l*.—Merchant», Tra •Irr«, and other«, will be contracted with on the most reasonable terms. fy"Jok-W*rh.—Or* facilities for doing Job- Work with neatnas» and despatch—in all va rieties of colora, cannot be «urpaaaed by any es tablishment in thé City—such as: L awvkiw ' Bsir.rs—B ali . Tirirm— P ootxiw —Bn.i. IlKtos—B ill or L adiik»— Paotummï*— K uktion Tintant— Daraoisj»' L abklh— C abiih —C 'lBtxLVRit - *nd ViwTina OlMM. For farther particulars, we Invite you to call and see our specimens. ROFESSIONAL CARDS J)!î. G. W. REARING, offers Iiis pro ' * feMÎonJil nrrvice« to the public. Office on rliurrh st —opposite Waddill k l>rii£ Htore. IU'-*i'l**i»re on St. llypolite 8t, between church am! north «treeti«. ni;iv7-y. r. residence at the cor Il L aure l streets—Office with 1. M. McCutchen, Laurel st. feb2N-y. ! Dii ti i. uf.iiT.~nT ; ~ Ii. S. ]'. \\ Alii), office on lïiir.J st., opposite I>r. 1». F. Barney. JaM8*jr. IAMGK M. ELAM à .1 AS. E.ELAK, !. . J M iV" Attorneys and Counsellor, *t Law. Baton Kouge. auir27-r. V L _ll_ ^ a HALL. Afîornnv .it I. mu F jiiiiw ! o# B Dit. It. Ir. DAY. ner of Main and 1 T G. T'fAVIDSON, It. M Meli AT J • TON*, David & McHatton, Attorney.-; at Law. oflice on L lurel Ht. t Hat on Roujçe. narr Aii . r t t ALL, Attorney at Luw, Laurel «street, Bal on Uoüge. La 1 I ). STUART, Attorney and Coun tß 9 pallor at La*—Laurel street. niav2ß -v. J .,, — AS. M. McCUTCIIEN, Attorney A: Oounxcllor at J.aw, L<uirol st. Baton nôu*r Will practice in tlir Courts nf the l'arinlic« of fast and West Baton Kongt-, east and west Feliciana, ana Iberville, an»! m the H unreine Oonrt. II kffrkm».: Hon. J. V. iîeiïjainin, Hon. Kan dell Hunt, N. O., Chief Justice Marshall, lion. J. K. Underwood, Hon. AshertV. Oraitani, K*. Chief ! Justice Ewfnjr, Ex. Chief Justice Röbcrtson, Hon. Jlel.ry Urider, Kenturky. ^ «.plW-y^ MIOS. I'RENDEJI c TÀST-— Geni-ral Produce and Commission Merrliant, and deal pr in all kinds of Groceries aud Provisions—cor. Of Third and Laiirsl sts. Liberal cash advances THC 1 I'r on 8u«ar and Cotton. aujrly. \ununl» » : MOM AN <fe Grocers, cor. . Church and Third streets, Baton Rouge. TOSIIUA J5EAL, (icneral l'rofluce *' Jlealor, i<:., Church St. between Third and Lafayette streets. aupW-j. ' I, 18 K. PoWKItf. OHO. A. PIKK. E. I'OWEIIS it CO., Regulativ Comiulssioijed Auction'e-s. Will attend ipHy In tin- <l.le of nil kinds of Keal anil l'.. r - I Ks täte —Houses, Lots. I.ands—l>ry Ooods— lw:ire, Groceries, Furniture, Ac., Aj„ to he I at all times at tlieCon.et OITire. aiifr/0 J. A. TRÜSDALE, Surircon »enllet—Raton Koiifre. I > I . J K('T< t'L..Y offers his Professional Servlees I I to tlie Oentlemen and Ladles of East ami We.t Baton i»ou(?e, and surrounding country. Ail op-rations such as Plilstfçinjr, Cleansing, i:\trarting an.» Inserting Teeth un jiivot ,aml from one to an entire set on Plate, performed in the most durable, scientific »nil skillful manner, and ai.eorilii.g to the most approved plan. Office, the rooms recently occupied by Dr. Maun, over Quig gi ns. Sh oe H tore. tW"Vle have seen and had dental operations performed liy lir. J. A. T roi-sdalk , and from the faithfulness of his work and the satisfaory man ner in which he operates, we cheerfully recoin n 'l him to all who may need his services. hr. !l II. Day, br. II. J. Satinders. l>r. Kthau Allen. Wm. F. Haifleifrh. Hon. It. If. Brashler Hon P. 0. Bathe!. Win. J. Nash. Ifon. I). D. Richardson. Hon. Octave Cornay. [july-4y] Parish of St Dr. G. If. Mann. John Mufrgah. C. M. (-arpantier. David Kohbins. Jas. M. Mugpah. J. N. Wafford. K. M. Kichardson. J. Y. .^anders. Antoine Covno. Mary, June lßth ISM. TIMOTHY FAY, IW. D., ANI> SAMOÜ FAY, Dentists. I j AVE removed their office fVoin ever II Qu iggins* Shoe .Store, back to their residence mi Lafayette street, nearly opposite the Hsrnev llou«*e. Their terms are Cash, and mrst be paid at the la«t sitting of the patient, unless other ar rangements have previously been made. REFERENCES. Dr. C. R. French, 'Dr J. P. McGimwy, .'î>r. F. M. Hereford, Dr. P. M. Enders, (Dr. S. G. Lavcock, Judge .1. J. Burke, Drs. H & J. Perkins Jas. N. Brown, Esq, Rev.J. Woodbridge Judge M. G. Penn, Rt. Rev. Bishop Leonidas Polk. >Dr. B. F. Harnev, United States Army, Prof. J. L. Riddell of the Branch Mint,' N. Orleans. angll-y JOH^LWOLFE. F T'RNITfJRE WAREROOMS, 'Corner of Churota fc Penitentiary sts. HAS now on 1 m nd a large and varied A stock of Fi-rniture, consisting ii. t*. ■piiic of-—Bt ;nkahs , S it>eboa»ds, A r- I ^ M mors , varions patterns T ables . C hues . &c. ï hvstka t>s, C rirs , C raples , C ol'ches and WiLirC/v. W aggons , all ol which are of the latest fashions. All kinds of manufacturing and repairing at the shortest notice. All the business of an undertaker attended to, and in the best style. rr?- Coffins made at the shortest notice, aiid also a herse furnished. Sept20-y. "I *2000 lbs. Pork. Forsale by 1 t'b- ! I THOS. PKENDERGAST. j I PATENT MEDICINES, &C. nELAYsî^TDANGÊROUS^ " suffer with n cough, cold or any disease of the Throat, Breast and Lungs when a certain cure i* so easily effected by using. " W inters H oiikiioitnd C awdy." This Medicine is a judicious cornbinatior of the best expectorant* in the Materia Med ica. The most stublmm Coughs and Colds yield to it readily, and it is found to give re lief even in confirmed case« of Consumption, it is not merely palliative,an many articles of Its nature, but possesses great curative qual ities For sale by W m . BOGEL Agent. Toilet Soap, riiaylor's andil ules Haule's chrystalline JL soap balls brown and white Winsor soap, Monster and Palm soap, Omnibus, I'encine, Tranfparent,Floating, Jenny Lind, Guimauve, Amandide. Erasive and other varieties of soap-can be had at the Drug Store of W m . B oofl. "MOUNT EAGLE TUIPOLT.—This is fhe best article known for clean ing and burnishing sold, sil ver.eopper, steel, tin and all other metals, also lor windows, mirrors and glassware. For saie by. july24 W m . B oijki ., Druggest. Mineral Water. ^"OM St. Catherine's salt wells in Ca -T Ptu'i>, one tca -spoonfnl in a gl .iss to common water, makes a drink, in all res |>ects equal to 'blue lick water." Forsale \, y WADDILL & DAY. — — - - — rpoOTH POWDERS— Mastcha Tooth JL Paste. Charcoal Tooth Paste. Bal samic Tooth paste—rose sented, Deutilimo Tooth Powders—for sale by WADDiLL * DA Y -_ Samson Snake Root. • tmmi r i te c* i r> a . i \ FKW pound of Samson Snake Root .the .ix. r\ i w , t f „ ,4; waarww.l« Hill I , »- | V , P 8,a I > ADDK.I. D AY. known. For sp'e liv T? ,Cl x 1 vA n ° w an(1 e^ejçant article XV lor t^e ;rowth ami preservation of the (nur, can befooodat W m . B ogel. ! — Jules Hauel's Depilitary Powder. "ÎTF AURA NTEI) to ! ..love the thickest I \ V Hair, in five minutes, without inju 4 . , • r* t i tir r» J I r,n S thp s<c,n - For ^ale by V AT. 1W L. ! Gr©y 8 Ointment. T3 ECOMMEXDKI) as an excellent ap plication to'"old SOreS," Cats,lmses ForS wihnn i * iuv a "-' l7 >- WA DDILL ft DAY. -r*r\r> p , i r r • » it i i T h OR s Tnroylieroiw the bestcom X iKiiinn ever discovered tor the Hair })on: ma y '' ai1 "f WM- DOOKt.. r .p flV ,. ri . p ç ' , , . ÇJ"Oa(»ES.— Pirie and bathing U fifioiisçes. roi sale liv WM. BofKi.. spon: aug.l7«y. Wannn .L & D ay. Deal Ii mi ICats. AS M A LL lot of tîii' Roach.Rat am Mon-^e Extenniiialor just receivptl end Tot ale by. WM BOF.GKL Dm;. ÎJ YOE1AN PILLS.—Just received 1 gross each. No. 1 & No. 2 of Moi risoo's celebrated Hygeian Pills for sa'e uv je'V 23 ly ». Boi. ki .. Drt»y;e*t. RR. R.—20 dozen more of Railway's • Re.nly Relief, in large and small bot I'pt j(><=t received by W .m. Bot- *.•*. scliicdnm Sclmapps. ANOTHER supply of Wolfs Aromatic Schiedam Schmipp«. jn>t received ud for >a'e liv W.w. bor.-nu Dri";->'-<t. Hnn^arian l<eeclics. \ AA Hiiii;.>. i.'o Leeches, wanaotee ji'-t ♦ 'UU received a.id fov ë.'le by sept 3S- v. W .u. B ogri.. Jayne'a Family Medicines. PTLLS. Exiiectoi.uit, Altei<>live, BaUam and Vermiu'ge. Foi sale by a ug IS-v. W a o o • i.t, & D ay. I J j I j ! j o Smith's Tonic. NE of tbe most efiecti'al remedies known for the cure of chills and fevers. For sale b • W aooim . & D ay. QUININE—SOO ounces French,English, anil American mani'factory. For sale by W addim . & D ay. For Rent. THAT beautiful larue. and commodious two story brick bouse on church j street so well suited for a business stand. I opposite Col. A Matta's store tor partic ulars apply THOS. PRENDERGAST. mar 00 tf Agt .for J ohn T oy. I WOODEN SPOONS AND BOWLS. 6 dozen assorted sizes, received this ' day from Boston,-and for sale by feb-24ly G eo . M. H eroman. | RELIEF from Coughs inTeiTminutes by ! taking Norman's Pulmonic Balsam of! ~ ~ A fresh supply jnst received : c Fir Paste. and for sale by Geo! M H eroman. Thompsonian Medicines. OM POSITION. Lolie'i... No. 6, Bay B'-riv. Bo.ie ct. tie ■ ve powHc*. _Eor s,Vp by If 7 W.\ no-M,. Tuf . American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge, for the year 1S )4 just received and for sain by feb-24le. Gi:o. M. H kroman. , LARD.—W barrels Lard for sale Irv [wmy 16.} THOS. PRENDAGAST ! DOMESTIC LlQVOfiSI Brandy and I Mononsrahala whiskey whole and j half packages, for sale at New Orleans pri- 1 ces. lor g<ioil 60 day paper or cash j 1 J omji ' A B cal. ' j ^ ; I j I INSURANCE CO'S. &C. UNITED STATES LITE INSURANCE. ANNUITY and TRUST Company of Philadelphia. Cash Capital paid up $250,000. C. G. I m lay , Sec., | S R C kawford Pre*t Branch office at N. O., 48 Camp St. BENJ. FLORANCE, Agan'. Agency at Baton Rouge, La., W. S. PIK F., A gent feb!7»y. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Net Accumulated Cash Fund, », «18, 775, All the profits divided among the Insured FRED. S. WINSTON, Pru't. ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y. CHAS. GILL, Artuary. 0^"G eorok A. P ike , duly authorized Agent lor Baton Rouge. ap. 19-y. E. HcKITKICK, Architect fc. Build« r. IS now prepared to take all contracts in his line of business and will execute with neatness and despatch. N. B. All kinds of Job Work attended to. Plans and specifications given gratis when required. Shop on Main St., between Florida and Convention Streets. H. A. RAUHMAN. Court House Square—cor. of America and St. Ferdinand Streets. House, si«n and ornamental i'a inter, «ml piper hantrer.—Would respectfully call the attention of the citizens ofltaton Rougeand ^e^jAceitt pariifhes, that lie is nour prepared to (i«> all kinds of work that maybe entrusted to hiin, and plfd^es himself to give general satisfac tion to thèse who will favor him. He ha» now on hand a beaofi'nl assortment of paper hanging and will continue t<» leceive all of the most beautiful and late-'i i„s.'Hon jmt-erns rl his shop. He has en?a?eri compelen» wo *î»*nu«n and will be re.'I il.v a t f* 11 tiine« o attend io oniei-» in his line. pfr"Al ftf^rain'«! , CH.'Xiiv^ and (îîloîn*; ; imita tfon of woouand uiarô'e executed in i<ie vet y best style. anl7-y. I ! j | .1. GOI LDE. 1 *, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. H AV T |\(» established his shop in Baton Rouge, takes this opportunity of in forming Ihe citizens of Baton Roiige. and ! its vicinity that I am now prepared to do all kinds of work in my line ol business: House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting, Flag and Banner Painting, (Jilding, (»rain ing, Glazing, Marbelingan'l Wall Coloring. (In reasonable terms, and on short notice By a strict attention to business, 1 hope to tra'n a liberal share of patronage. Shop on Third street opposite Holt's Stable. ~ ASBÎTRV REVER, {jotisc, Siqn, aitb (örnamcnldl. PAINTER. Shrip on Tlrirrl tf. next <hmr In LnfmCi Bn/.eri/. ANY orders niven me for House. Sij;n,oi Ornamental Painting. Paper Hanging, and Glazing, will meet with prompt atten tion. As I ain permanently locate.] in Ba ton Rouge, and as it is to my interest to give general satisfaction, I shall constantly study to lo it. Carriages,Harness, Whips,Ac. THE Subscriber's assortment of Carria ges. Harness, whips, &c. is uiffrom plele, and h »invites an examination ol hi.« stock before purchasing in New Oi b'aiis, as be guarantees his prices a3 low as as any in the South. Wareroom coiner of Third and Florid? Streets. Manufacforing and repairi:ig in superior style at the old established staii'l comer of Main and Church Streets. TUNNARP & HEP ENBURG. To Planters. \ XJ l This truly useful agricultural improv merit. has been fully tested by highly res pectable and practical planters who afterful trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is a saviag of at least one third the labor to man and horse over the common plow. Its a new invention, Patented March 20, 1S46. Planters are invited to call and examine it. A supply on hand and for sale by TITNNARD& HEDENBCRG. ~ TUNNARD & HEECNBURf) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OEALERS, IN CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. THE StJBS('R IBERS stock of Buggies, Rockaways. Barouches, Coaches, &c. ha be eri selected by himself, and comprises every variety. To his already complete ever y a reafl y couplet as , ,ortm « nt < ™ «»daily making additions ?. er *°" s «•.".<»*! it to thdr advantage, to 'omiog ae»M>«fto my large and exceedingly che..,» slock of Dome-tic Dry Good- which ooHvitstaiiding the heavy .ad vanee of Dom este, fwid every classof regro wear, I am enabled io e-e" at low prices; I arn now re ceiving arid w ill continue to receive weelr ly through the season fresh supplies of No. 1 Goods ofthis class, all I ask is a call mar29-y W.D.PHILLIPS. call and examine his stock. TUNNARD If HEDENBURG. To Plantera and Others WOULD b?^ leave to call your atten tion now. and at the opening of the I O RINGE Flower Water, a superior ar. tide, just received and for sale by feb 23 J L. VIALLT. Apothecary. DRY OOPS & STATIONARY. LADIES DRESS GOODS. THE attention of the Public ia called to the beautiful assortment of Dress Goods which I am now opening direct from New York and Philadelphia, consisting of the fol low ing. Rich figured Plaid, striped and Chene Silks do Plaid, plain, and figured Black " Plaid silk Poplins, Turk satins and Scotch Plain ; Plaid and figured DeLainea and Cashmeres ; Black mourning Crape, a new article for mourning ; Black Alpacas Bom bazines and black DeLaines ; English and American Prints, a large assortment small figures for children ; French Prints all in dress patterns no two alike; Plain figured and dotted French Swiss Muslins; Jacknet Cambric, Nansook and Cross bar Muslins. Also a beautiful assortment of evening dress Goods, very rich aud entirely new. octS-y. W. D. PHILIPS. J. M c C ormick . P. M. H atch. flVcCORniCK * Co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Baton Kong«, La. SCHOOL BOOKS,STANDARD LITE rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma gazines and Periodicals constantly on hand. Also— AMERICAN and FOREIGN Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes, Copying Presses, Drawing Papers, Bristol Boads. Monohromatic Boards.v] J. Tirwwc. t vrnr Di-.rkt'o 1 1 NLW BOOKS: NEW LOOKS.; THE Lamp Lighter; Tillman's Chernis tr\ ; Judge Edmonds on Spiritualism ; Masonic Manuel ; Poets and f'oetiy ol Aun-rica; School Diary; Life and Say ings of Mis. Partington; Love and Pnntit Hge ; The Louisiana Swamp Doctor; Si mon Sugg's Old Neighborhood; Holliok's Marriage Guide; Holliok's Male ('igau; The Mother in Law, with a great man} other cheap publications. Received for sale by, G ec . M. H eroman. SPLENDID ANNUALS, And CS ift Books for 1854. AT bedpcbd prices —-The Benison loi 18.04; the Gift of Flowers for 18. r >4; Friendships'Offering for 18.14; also Mil ler's hymns; Queens of England ; Aiken's minstrel, Watson's poetical Quotations; Layard's Ninevah; 8t«*phen's Egypt; Ab bots' Hero; Georgey's Hungary; Smith's pfiems; Fein Leaves, by Fanny Fern, witV a great variety of cheap Publications, all ot which will be sold cheap« r than by any other house in Baton Rouge oct-6-ly. G eo . M H kroman. Come up to the Scratch, And Face the Music. JORGE M HEROMAN, late from the North, heirs leave to announce to the Musical World generally, that he is in receipt ol an extensive and varied assort ment of Pass Voi's. Drums. Guitars. Trom h.ines. French Horns, Violins, Flageolets, Flutes, Fifes,and Clarionets, together with bows, strings and reeds; and a large and valuable stock of new mu.îic. All of which can be had on reasorah'e terms. oct-19 DRAPER'S PATENT A!'! TIGHT INKSTAND —T G-" he advantage ot this inkstand oier any heretofore offered to the public, consists in cutting of the communication between the dipping cup a id reservoir, by the end ol thedipninü cup pressing upon the bottom ; -and thus pre vents the ink from evaporation, and be coming thick by exposure to the air from j the constant rising and falling of the ink in the dipping cup by change of temperature. Just received and for sale by feb.24- GEO. M. HEROMAN. ItaiftinsMackeral Liquors, kc. RAlS'NS. 10 whole, and 10 quarter box- | es new ; M?ckeml, 10 kits, and 6 quaiterbabels No. 1 ; Heriiogs. 12 bo::es extra fve r Cot'fi-h. 10 .30 pound boxes; Old WbisUev 10 half barrels Moi'sahala : Vapor Whiskev. 12 barrels Fletcher s, just received per Gipsy and for sale for the cas:, by decl6y. JOSHUA BEAL. and Statuary executed and imported. Or ders for public or private buildings execu ted with promptness ami despatch. N. B — Désignés will be sent for Mantels Monuments aud Grave Stones, and all work shipped insured from breakage when re quired jan. 11 ly. Gousset. FA6HIONABLE TAILOR, HAS just received a fit" stock offine goods for gentlemen's wear. His stock has been selected with care, and contatnrthe most fashionable goods for fall.and winter pf rmen !l A * a " .«•»♦♦«, Mr. 0"»" h- not a superior ,n tins city. /I HEESE JOHN STEUTHER3 fit SON'S MARBLE & SAND STONE YARD, No. 3GO II ICH STREET, I'll! I. A 1) K I, I'11 I A. j MARBL-:i(rr ' s fic-itments, Tombs ' and Gittve S to.-8 constantly on hand | "^very (*e^cii|)t : on of Ornamental Work i —A i » .. a f\. ! -20 boxes rhoice new Cheese. 'ust received and forsale by june 14-y . J oshua B e a f.. NEW BOILERS manufactured to order at Baton Rtwige Foundry. feb-21. HILL & HENDERSON. Scarificators —a few very supe rior one«. For sale by augl7-y. W a ^ will & D aï . GROCERIE S & PROVISIONS. CHARR0TTE& HOFFMAN, DEALKB8 IN ALL KIMM OF , GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, PK*D, Ac., à c.— Cor. St. Fezdinan* and Africa Streets, Opposite ▼. Honda's Dry Good Store, BATON MUGE, LA. rK undersigned havia« punokassd U m Oman and PaovaioB gross (formerly owned by A* U. Hodgei) would mpictlUli «all the attention of the eitlMDi of Baton Boon aad viciait* to their STOCK of OROOKIUE8 and PKOVlUONa, tUO>, Ac., which we propose to sell at a ptry low flfuro farem Oar otyec* is to Nil at snail preits and make fait aales. Planters and others way rest aMured that we shall endeavor alwa^a to keep on hand a freah anpply of the very beat articles ia our line of basioeu. Oar stock Is Bade op or tha usual variety found at Wholesale and Retail es tablishments generally, la this OHy. All the ne cessaries, as well as many rf the laearies of lUk, we intend keeping constantly on head, which are too numerous to mention. We Invite the publie to call and esamlne the sleek'. We are disposed to do business on the principle of "Live and M Live," and In order far us to de -tlüs, aad sastaln a food business reputation, we will sell foods only for cash, and for one price and "»• deviation. By strict attention we hope to reoelve a share of 308. C. CRAJtROTTE, B. HOFFMANN. public patronafe. July 16-1864. GROCERIES (WHOLESALE 4* RETAIL.) AT TIIR OLD 8TA9II OF R, 9. BLAKCIfAJ(I> v Corner of Third Convention Sts. Katea Reufi« La. THE undersigned respectfully informs the inhabitants of Baton jRouge and vicinity, that having bought out Mr. Blan chard, he will keep constantly ou hand a I large and well aseorted stock of the best At present he would p call particular atten , sel, t by Biail free of postage. * tion to tlie following : Nuffield Hams; Canvassed Ham*; Plain do. Cheese; Flour; Tea; Coffee ; Chocolate ; Sogar ; Candies ; Jellies; Preserved Fruits: Fresh Salmon ; Sardines ; Pickles : Mustard; Yeast Powder; Star Candles : Sperm do. Soap ; French Liquors ; do Wines; Brandies; Whiskey;* Gin; Rum, Scotcn Ale; London Porter; Havana Segars ; Chewing and Smoking Tobacco be. Also, Soda Crackers, done up in tin cases for fa mily use, and in boxesor barrels. Of these and other things there is a large and varied assortment, which will be sold at the lowest rates, and therefore hones that byjntegrity and strict attention to bu siness he will mérita continuance of that support which the establishment has here tofore so liberally received. maya-y. T. B. O'CONOR. OTillin*ry and Fancy Drr Goads. THE undersigned having purchased of Mrs. Blanchard, her Millinary Store adjoining the Grocery, corner Third and Convention Streets, has added thereto a choice assortment of Fancy Dry Goods.-— The Millinary department being in charge of competent hands, Ladies may rest assur ed of having all work in that particular business clone strictly in accordance with the prevailing styles, a trial being respect fully solicited. T. B. O'CONOR. Bi-Sulphite of Lime. '"PHE undersigi ed is manufacturing this JL important article on a large scale. The planters and sugar manufacturers gen erally, may depend upon getting the very agent, wanted, to increase the quantity of sugar; and to obtain it whiter and .purer. Directions flow to use it. will be delivered who use it. H. B onn a bez ., Manufacturing Chemist, 35 ft 37 Tchoupitoulas Stieet, comer oi Natchez, New Orleans. The most satisfactory certificates of the value ol this preparation of Lime can be had, from large Sugar planter« in the State who use it. Address letters pott paid to H enry B onabel , New Orelans. Notice to Delinquents. I HEREBY give notice to those who are indebted to me to come forward imme diately and settle, or their accounts wi!.' be placed in proper hands for collection, apnl 11 y F. ARBOUR. Lumber. MR. FREDERICK ARBOUR tak« this opportunity of returning his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore . ... , . --L- T. . "»^'ved at the hands of his old customer» f r "' the f' l ' bl ', c ge»e»»y,«nd solicits a con ^îîîf 10 , 1 ! , ' e ®? rne ; 19 !!° w to fill all orders for lumber that may he entrusted to him. Terms cash and cash only. [april 11] F. ARBOUR. JUST RECEIVED. r.fin LBS. Pure and No. 1 TVliit* "'"J I/end; Lamp Black; Drop Usrk; Bon» Black; Flake Whit«; Litharge und Keil Lea MX* eallonii Lin■(■.•<! Oil ; Pure Chrome fltfen , Turpentine, Yellow Ochre, £brou>e Velio» Neatfoatoil, Teaitisn Red, 8panl«h Brot Sil pal. best Varnidh, America à C'hir.' Vermillion; 100 lbl.Bl>c White, Wint iac, Band paper, Kmerjr. 25 doten Porter and Ale ; A hatkeU Ghmnpafr-. "Ileidnick." 6 basket! Seit* Water ; J*niai< and Bermuda Arrowroot; 800 Iba. Tolas) Pearl-ash, Soda, etc., 5 bbla. Roeln, Olif Shellac, Ac. 2*i boxes Claret, White wii ■■■ Wermuth, Ooul«y Bitten, Madci Cherry, Malaga, «te. Fresh Mace, Alcpio«-, Cloven, Cinnamon. Natmc r mh I mpcrior Mmlaid. ANo, pnre Olire Oil.— all of which will be »old on renx.nuble termii, by jaiyîT-y. WM. BOOl.L, I>ru(r^l?t. DACOX SHOCLDtnfl, Barrel and Keg L>P. T i) Kxtra ft. Lo'iiä FLOXJ1Ï, new Wheal, COr. • WHISKEV and BRAK, junt received and for «a . by joly 2» JOSIII A MF.AL. O/U i bhh Cape Lime. " ' !'< " St. I/?uj£ flour. juîy-5-tf. 7 M. HART * CO.


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