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,DEKALB RIFLE GuGRDs.-At an election, held for
four commissioned officers of this Company, at their
arade on Saturday the 18th inst, the following
entlemen were duly elected.
KEITH S. MoFFAr, lst Lieutenant. PAUL IT.
ynLEpIeUE, 2nd do. GEoRer w. GILMAN, 81 do.
5 J, B. KERsHaw, Ensign. =. ~: :...3.s = :
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HOUSE j, FOR SALE. ),

THE House now occupied BY II, Hollsynaas
and formerly by James D. Lemiere, VIII be sod on
liberal terms. q " "
The:staaton, is one of thesbest In Town shusif
ness. For further particulars, apply 70 -
I. Nov. 17-7t {. .-.....Z - - w Now WILLIEsl
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INDIAN MURDERS.

MINERAL SPRINGS. Fla Oct. 2l, lS4l.
To the Editor of the "Ne1cs:"
Sir:-I here hasten to give you an ac-
count Of recent murders committed by
your savage foes, on the family of one of
our most respectable citizens. On Sunday
night 9th inst.) between the hours of 7
and 8 o'clock, the house Of Mr.. George
Ovcrstreet, distant 10 miles from this
place, and on the West bank of the Sn-
wannee river, in Hamilton County. was
fired on by a party Of Indians, supposed
to number about fifteen. Two of Mr.. u.
|Overstreet's children were killed, and his
wife and two children wounded. Two of
Mr.. Silas 0verstrecl's children were in the
house al the time, bu, escaped unhurt. DR..
Raglin, who was also in the house at the
same time is morlally wounded, having
received three balls in his body. He i'm
media,ely fled from: the house. but from
The loss of blond, was unable to proceed
more than three hundred yards, where he
secrcted himself until morning. Mr.. Over
street, his lady and two wounded children
fed, and made good their escape. Mrs,
o. and her two children who are wounded,
were shot with arrovs. This. is most
conclusive proof that the ammunition of the
Indians must be nearly exhausted. The
Indians plundered the house and then ap-
piled the torch, burning il 10 the ground,
with the lifeless bodies of Mr.. O's. two
children in it. Mr.. o. who was we'll situa-
, ted in life, and who had every thing com.
Portable around him, is now with his woun-
ded wife and two children, thrown upon
the world with scarcely change of
clothes.
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GEoRGrA.-An election has been ordered to take
place in this State on the first Monday in January
next, for three members of Congress to supply the
places, Of Mcssrs. Dawson, Afford and Nesbtt' who
have resigned. The wings have nominated Messrs.
Gilmer, Doughcr,y and Wright as their candidates
The Democrats have not yet nominated their ticket
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s, GTThe only State in which the wings have been
able to maintain their ascendancy since the extra
session of Congress is Massachusetts,. In every
other State where any opportunity has offered, the
people have rebuked, in the strongest and most decl'
ded manner, the wild and reckless schemes of the
political STOCKHOLDERS.
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aES,,TRAY.. =,

South caroliia - LLanctaaste tery d Distriiot. &
iTOLLED before me tflis day as al, EEsss, ss'
tray, a bright snrrel Harse geEting)
about fourteen and half hands high; ses
veitteen wears old, ,blsze face. left shoulder.
and leg nearly White; the left dostril c,.t y q
or split; he is very low in flesh. 8 Apprai-.
spd 81 len dollars. and NAV be seen! a. Dr.;
Edward Terrill's near this place. The
owner is .rreqnestedtocome fafward, prove
property, paw charges and take him away
X: T. MORGAN, Magistrate,
Taxahaw, Oct. g. Is41. TAG.
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Piano Forifes.' !

THE subscriber is expecting daily to receive on
! consignment, a few elegans PiANo FoRTES,
manufactured BY the most celebrated makera ~ 1ahey
will be sold on the most reasonable terms inose @
wishing to purchase, are invited to call and exam
ine them. Due notice ofthcr arrival will he gisen
Nov IN T.; : 'ssss E. w. BONNEY.
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FOR BARGAINS.
.;.; J: @ CALL AT .. { !.
NRAhDoSs

; THE subscriber hasjust received at his
old stard, one door south Of the Bank of
Camden, general assortment Of GOODS,
su;table for the season, which he offers
Inv for cash, or on The usual credit TO his
pun -. y ';:siss w, u. GERALD: =
Nov. g.. .sg zsss .ft4s.
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LAW NOTICE.

r SMART and r. S. ANDERSON, have formed
3. partnership in the practice of Law in and tor
the Districts of Lancaster &Kershaw Ono or the 9th
may ut all times be found at their Office in Camden.
Nov. Is. f5l
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Hon. Henry CLAr-This gentleman's health has
suffered SO much from his intense labor and anxiety
at the extra session. that is said he will resign his
scat in the Senate of the U.Sta,es and spend the
winter in one of the West India Islands. Mr. J. j..
CR,rrsSDEN is to be his successor. So says rumour
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COMMITTED.

To the Jail Of Lancaster District, on
the goth Nov. inst. negro girl, who calls
her name Charlotte, and says she belongs
to James Gathing, of Anson County, N.
C: Charlotte is apparently about IL years
of age, 4 feetS RIO inches high, dark
completed and intelligent.
The owner is requested to come for: .
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. ;&z:ss5. 80 2 Ss az
II. HANCOCK, s, r D 81
Nov. "a. - s fol-
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A GREAT GoosE.-A western editor in giving an
account of an extraordinary hunt which came of in
his neighborhood remarks that "Capt. Mccoy sly
nalized himself by killing the biggest goose ever
seen there Those who witnessed the cxplorsay
that when fell it shook the earth for several miles
around"
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ADvERTIs1Ne.-Here's good idea on
the subject of advertising: "lf dea Ter
has an article of which he wishes TO make
quick return, and consequently is will
ing to sell at a small profit, he is sure TO
advertise il; but if he means 10 make a
large profit out of his customers, he is
generally sly about it. Men and women
who have their eye-teelh cut, will never
deal at store where they do not advcr-
tise." Remember that when you come 10
town, reader.
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ATTENTION A TROOPERS.

(. In pursuance Of an order from the
Commander:in-Chief, you, are hereby orr
dered to.parade al vour rendezvous in
Camden. on TUESDAY, the 7th Of De-.
cember next, at Q d'cbck, A. NJ. fully
uniformed, armed and equipped. - -
{ The line of march for Columbia, will
betaken up atl0,o'clock. 's..;.s q. y +
.1s- By order of the Captain, t.5f
'r.'g '..,,st =. -, - VI: A.. ANCRUM, o. S.
Nov. "a, 1s41.i .....9s. ~. .3!5l =
! P. S.-Members who are deficient in
Swords or Caps, can be supplied by cal.
ling on the Armorer, w. ]. McKAiN.
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RlwARD OF W1r.-"You blundering
scoundrel," said the owner of crockery
store to one Of his assistants yesterday,
"what did you knock over the China sett
for? You nave broken at least twenty
dollars worth of dishes.''
..Blessed are the piece-makers,"' said
the boy, "thars the only excuse I've got"
''GiVe the rascal a dollar for his wit, ="
said the man, smiling, "anl let him get a
pair oftighter shoes for him ciumsey feet,
at my expense" ). -
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Committed

H5o the Jail of: Lancaster District, ION sMomfass,
the list day Of Norembrr, inst. Negro Man,
who calls himself Phil or Philip, and sayEe fsfongs
to Dr. Pitts, living in Sumter District, within hse
mes of the Court House., Said boy, appears 70; 20
about 20 years DID, dark completed, nlerahy intel
lgent, and about four feet inches high oy-<
pay charges and take him away s q.
H., ANCoCKfsS.s D.. :.
Lancaster e. H. Nov. 6 49f
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'reWe are requested TO call the attention OF the
DeKalb Rifle Guards to the order published IN Tins
days paper It will be seen that their day OF meet
;na !, - be MONDAY, instead of Tuesday.
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j. SMART

Will hereafter attend at his Office at Sumter Court
House ON the first Monday and Tuesday in: every
month. -Noy. 10.
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NOTICE.

II HI public ure hcrby notified that the late firm of
ALDEN g. AUSTIN, having been heretofore
dissolved, and Mr. George Alden having settled
with his partners and received his interests the bus-
ness of the firm is placed in the hands Of JOHN D..
MunnAv for collection, and he alone, is authorized
to settle and adjust the same.
THOMAS. LANG.
MURRAY g. BONNEY.
EDWA RID. AUSTIN.
GEORGE ALDEN.
THOMAS WHITAKER.
Nov. 24.
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All persoon . ind ebted stos
the lSubscribersS whose enoirs and accounts
have been Oh. one, Two and three yeafss
standing, ares earnestly requested 10 call
and settle, orsmake satisfactory 'anranges 81. Sc,
menls during this .winler;, as further l IN.
dulgence cannot be granted. s.sss:sl q.
-. =: =. u ~; JW.fJ.f GER AID 5a
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Col. JAMES GADspEs has been c.clectcd President
of the L. c.. and G. Rail Road Company and JAMES
Rose, Esq. President of the South Western Rall
Road Bank.
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PORK.

THE subscriber has from 6 10000 lbs. of pork,
4 for sale at Sc per cwt. meats to 8 cts, per
lb. at retail. For corned, 8 to 10 ctss per lb.
L.3 - J. H. BURNS: ]
: Nov %, 1s41. {.
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MRS. ALDEN, takes Ills method 6f
" lE informing her frisnds and the public
generally,:lhat.she will gise Lessons son illss,
Piano Forte: Terms sper quarter; lnela.-.
ding 36 Lessons, $40. s
Oct. 20. ~. s;.1,,.., z. ,..,s , tla6
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

C0-PARTNERSHIP.
NNHE business heretofore conducted by tho above
firm, will be in future carried on by tho subscrl-
bers, under the name of JOHN D. MURRAY g.
Co., at the old stand of Alden &, Austin.
JNO. D. MURRAY.
THOMAS LANG.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
Nov. "a. 1741.
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- BY ORDER OF CAPT. DIKINS0N,
Drills of the Dekalb Rifle Guards,
y will be held at Giffords Hall, on every Wednes-
day and Saturday evening, at I o'clock. This
order to continue in force until countermanded
W. B. JOHNSTON o. s.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Nov.17.-4t.
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- ~ 9l'SN'IuIl,
Signed, NATHANIEL ATWOOD


Translation fron communication in German
Pittsburgh, June Goth, 1882
DIR LEIDY, at Philadelphia,
Respected Sir,--l was much pleased after my
arrival in this country, to find that DR.. Beehter.
valuable preparation so long successfully used in
many parts of Germany is NOW prepared by you
have seen many wonderful cures made BY 1t in
the old country. Many persons, whose lungs,
were supposed to be almost entirely destroyed
and pronounced iacurable, have been restored to
good health by it. ] know where one case was
beyond the hopes of ever recovering, and was
for years helpless aud confined to bed without
.-i~6 Tito - - ny hut was raised by the won
dcrlnl effect Of DIR Bochter's Pulmonary Prelerya
tive and far cured to be able 10 ride and wall
about. A great many instances have been cured
in the various pulmonary affections, and have my.
self received great benefit from it both here and IN
my native country. l hope il may Be Successful
in this country as il has been in Germany. When
properly known no family will be without it.
z. $. get it in this place of your agent.
Yours, Signed, SlGMuND SCHARRE.
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DR.. Seedlings
TEGE7AB e
ANTI-BIu0US PILLS.
ATNO NERO U r Y.n

~
1T is well known that diseases ofen arise from
La foul and dsordcred state of the Stomach and
Bowels and if this condition is promptly attend.
ed and relieved, that health will be Immediately
restored. And nothing more offectual can be
rcsorted 10, than one or two good active doses of
purgativc medicine.
And there is nothing more suitable than Pills of
roper character. The public have in these Veg.
etable Pills the article presented 10 them, which
possesses the qualities calculated to render the most
important service in cleansing the aimcniary ca
nal; they will operate with sufficient force, and
still with and safety; there is no ingredient in
them, that will render them dangerous as 10 taxi
ing colo, or cause any particular in dict me-
ccssary They have been used by the proprietor,
with abundant success in an extensive medical
practice for many years. He can therefore conf
IDENTIFY recommend them 10 The public patronage.
1t is not vainly pretended that they will cure all
diseases, but they will answer the purposes for
which they are offered, MS well us any purpativc
medicine that can be produced; and by being
taken when that description of medicine is needed
may save person from threatened disease, ut n
very small expense, and without loss OF time;
person can take them without any interruption of
his customary employment.
y" Twenty five Pills in each box.
" Price ONLY IL cents.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
we 10 ncFcby ccrtiiy tnlt we have used DIR
Willilm Seedlings Vegetable Ambitious Pills;and
found them safe AMI active purgativc, attended
with very beneficial effects; and we therefore re.
commend them TO public notice.
Curtis Ogden, Charles Heller.
H. Kochcspcrger, s. w. Edwards, NJ. D.
Jonathan Brooks, M. Seymour,
j.. Whitekar.
Bridgeon, N. j., March 10, 1871.
RECOMMENDATION.
We do hereby certify that VIC have used DR..
William Seedlings Pulmonary Syrup, and found
1t an excellent medicine for Coughs, Colds, &C.,
and therefore recommend it 10 public patronage.
Hosea Durham, Epa'm L. Sheppard,
Charles IIcilig, Joel Royal,
j. Z. Powers, Elias p Sesley, Jr..
$. w. Edwards, M. ID.
Bridgeton, Oc'. 30, 1910.
The following is from Rev. l.. Lenhari, Pas
tor of the NJ ihodist Episcopal Church in Bridge
ton New Jersey.
BRlDGEroN, Feb 10, 1871.
DIR. VIM. Stcelling-Drar Sir-Somc four weeks
ago happened to be in your company-at time
when was suffering considerably from an old and
distressing affection, viz: the Asthma--you very
kindly furnished me with a few bottles of youi
Pulmonary syrup, which l have taken and am
prepared to say from experience, that at least it i,
a certain Palliative. weuld heartily recommend
it 10 all who are afflicted with that distressing
compliant. lam, respectfully, yours &c.
J. l. LENiIART.
July 81, If
For sac wholesale and retail by Mlrslall Phil
Fps, No. l IL Market Street, Wilmington Del.
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Sir-l must inform you efthc recovery OF my
wife, whose case described 10 you in thc city or
Philadel phia. The hoarsness and soreness OF
her throat, with which she suffered many inoaihs
has entirely disappeared, her cough is not 50 VIC
lent, neither has she anymore pain in her breast
but is entirely cured. Shc used only DrBechter'
Pulmonary Prescrvatiyc,which yoi so strongly
recommended. l remain yours,
Signed, JOHN TURNER,
The above medicine is prepared and q, snlo
wholesale and retail at Dr. N. b. Lcidy's Health
Emporium, No. 10 North Second street, below
Vine St, (sgn of the Golden Eagle and Serlents1
Philadelphia.
Sold by EDWARD BRINGHURsT,
Corner of 9Th and morkct-strect, Wilmington
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PETERS PILLS.
TO rHE CITIZENS OF DELAW ARE:
KHIHESE PILLS are no longer among those

VEyHESE PILLS are no longer among those
III doubtful utility. hey have passed away
OF from hundreds that are daily launched upon
the tide of experiment, and now stand before
the public as high in reputation, and as exten.
sivey employed in all parts of the United States,
the Canadas. Texas. MeSioo, and the West In
dies, than any medicine that has ever been pre-
pareds for the relief CT suffering man. They
have been introduced wherever it was found pos
sible to carry them; and there are bur few towns
that do not con'ain some remarkable evidences
Of THEN good effects. The certificates that have
been presented to the Proprietor, exceed twenty
thousand upwards of five hundred Of which
are from regular practising physicians, who arc
the most competent judges Of their merits.
Often have the cures performed by this medi-
cine been the subject OF editorial comments. in
various newspapers and journals, and it may
with truth be asserted, that no medicine oil the
kind has ever received testimonials Of greater
value than are attached to this They are in
general use as family medicine, and there arc
thousands OF families who declare they are never
satisfied unless they have supply always on
hand.
| They have no rival in curing and preventing
bilious fevcrs, fever and ague, dyspepsia, live
complaints, sick head ache, iaundce. asthma
dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement of the spleen
piles cholic, female distractions, furred tongue
hear; burn, rausea, dis;en,on of the stomach
and bowels, ncipent darrGa, fatuence, babi,ua
costveness, loss of appetite, Llotehed or salov
complexion, and in case of torpor of the bowels
where Il cathartic or aperient is needed. The
are exceeding mild in their operation, producing
neither nausea, gripping. nor debility.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale in Whining
ton, by Edward Bringhurst, Marshall Phillips
NJ Johnson and y. G Chandlee, & Co.
or DR.. Peters principal Office No. 70 Ches
mt street. Philadelphia. may
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Look at This

a oLL.ow WAR = FOUNDRY
n I'll THE Proprietor is now ready 10 cast all sizes
Of TRY-POTS for whaling companies, from 100
TO 800 gallons, and warrant them against cracking
by fire. at the low price of S cents Ter lb All
other kinds of hollow ware very cheap, made from
the best iron.
Also, both wood and coal cooking stoves con-
stantly on hand Large so gallon kittlcs for boil
ing feet. Persons wishing bells cast can get them
made Mt this boundary at IS cents per lb. not to he
surpassed by any in this city.
B. NJ. HYATT,
:. Hollaware Foundry, front ST., Wilmington, D.
June %
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Signed, E. SULLIVAN,
Easton. November 10th, 1857.

Easton. November 10th, 1857.
DIR. N. BLEIDY Philadelphia
Dear Sir.-I should consider it ungrateful, if
did not inform You (and with my consent allow
W." to publish this,) that after having tried BY
the recommendation ofmy friends, almost every
Kind OF medicine for coughs, colds. &C., never
found relief until lately, having used DIR. Bech
ter's Pulmonary Preservat;ve, recommended to
me by your agent in this place, and which cured
me Of violent cough, splitting of blood, pain Of
breast, and shor,ness OF breath, with all of which
have been afflicted for two years past. | am
now, however, enjoying as good health as ever,
and owe my recovery 10 the above valuable
medicine. Respectfully,
Signed, NATHANIEL ATWOOD
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INJECTOR EUEN'S Universal Strengthening
NJ fhstcrr, unriv1llcd and untqualled. Cclc-
brated for curing Pains weakness in The breast
side, back or limbs; also for govt, rheumatism, liver
complaint, and dyspepsia. In coughs, colds, asth-
mas, difficulty of breathing, oppression of the stu
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ncainess, plelsuniness, safety, ease, and certainty
are decidedly superior 10 other remedies Persons
whose business rcquir, that they should sit or
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breast, are advised TO try Of these beautiful and
uarvalied pas,ers. They are different from Others
and are free from objections which are pcncrally
made against plasicrs. Perhaps th.rc is no mcd
cal observation better established than that "Con
sumption originates in neglected Colds" In
climate 50 variable as ours, it requires more care
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too often fatal disease, than NEST persons are able
and willing 10 hestow. 1t cannot tlcrefDre Int he
gratiicaton to the subscriber to be enabled 10
oiier To all or consumptive hdb s. or those afflicted
with distressing pains in the side or breast or any
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iug Plaster"
Persons who wish 10 become purchasers will
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Universal Strengthening Plaster" They arc pni
up IN boxes OF ono or more dozen each, with large
and attractive showbllls, will keep without injury
!" "'y 'i'''',e' anu VIII DC forwarded promptly as
per order Druggists, Dealers, and Country MGR.
chaLts will find them very saeabc nrticl, at all
times and in all places, and will find it an object
to become purchasers.
These plasters may be had at the principal Drug
Stores throughout the United States and Canadas.
WILLIAM EUEN.
The subscriber having purchased of De. Eucn
his machine and recipe for manufacturing his ceic.
brated engthcning Plaster, will furnish dealers
~ n ircs md nrf;c oil
dating terms the patenicc.
EDWARD BRINGHCRST,
Druggist and Chemist, 137 Market ST., vii.
mington. Price 25 cents single plaster. f3l
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DR.. WEAVER'S
WORM TEA AND SALNE.
C,niGcale from Or. Rinler.

Certificate from Dr. Binder.
Reccndy child from to years old came
under tare much afflicted with worms The
parents had administered the common prcpara.
tons Of the Shops, among them Swa'm's ccle.
bra,ed Vcrmilugc, the use Of which was perse
vered in for some time, but with the same en-
tire want Of success which attended The admin.
istra;iou Of the other medicines l then directed
the usual remedies and was surprised at their
producing effect convinced as was from the
strong symptoms that the disease was Worms
directed d, WeaSe,'S Wo,m Tea and Sa!re,
with the virtues of which had previously had
no experience, but am now pleased to recon-.
mend it to parents who have children afflicted
with worms, as a most valuable preparation.
Its happy effects were soon obvious in the expu.
sion OF twenty six large stomach Worms The
child Immediately recovered and is still in good
health. PETER BINDER.
A! Market STREET, Wilma ,.oa.
Price 25 cents box.
June Ally