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the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as can
be found elsewhere.
They cast a very large assortment Of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, Sc. &c. They have just got upa Com
bination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found of great utility to Book Printers, and
altogether the most economical Block in use
Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal
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They have Just got up series OF Text let
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HE MONKEYS IN PROCESSION, a tray
| eller in Africa was one day astonishcd to Oh
serve vast procession of monkeys marching
over plain, with countenances indicative Of
the deepest sorrow There was the little
frisky green monkey-but his countcnance
was grave and wo-begone: there was the red
monkey, and the baboon, and the chmpanze
and all seemed full of grief, as if some great
calamity had bctallen them. Instead Of the
leaps and frolics and grimaces usually seen
among this fourhanded family, they marched
forward with long and regular steps, to
grave and solemn tune, sung bya choir APP
pointed howlers. After marching a consider
BILE distance, the vast procession, consisting of
many thousands, approached q low mound Of
earth. Here the head of the train halted and
the rest came up and arranged themselves
around the mound. Then the whole troop set
up a most pitcous wall then some OF them be-
gan to dig into the mound of earth, and pref
ty soon they disclosed the half decayed skele-
ton of monkey. This was raised upon an
altar, and then all the monkeys bowed down
to the bones and paid them reverence. Then
one Of the most noted Of the monkeys, a IA
nous lawyer among them, stood up and made
an eloquent address. The monkeys,apcs and
balloons sobbed, and sighed, and howled, as
the orator proceeded. At length he finished
with pathetic and sublime flourish, and the
congregation shed tears, and wiped their eyes
and then they laid the bones in the ground
again. and then they heaped up the earth over
it to a vast height: and reared monument
upon it, with an inscription setting forth the
virtues and services of the dead monkey, and |
then they all went away.
After the multitude had dispersed, the trav-
eller went to the orator. and asked what all |
this meant; whereupon he said that it was the
custom with the monkeys, when any one rose
up among them of supreme sagacity, or supe-
rlor excellence, to envy and hate hint per-
secute him and put him to death but after
many years they always dug up the decayed |
bones and wor8hipcd them, to testify their
gratitude and repair their injustice, by honor
ing the memory Of the monkey that they had |
revled while living. This sounded so ride
ulous to the traveller that he laughed outright |
but he was soon rebuked by the monkey, who
spoke grayely as follows: " Your mirth, sir
traveller, is ll-timed, and shows q want of due |
We monkeys are great imitators, J
and in this matter we do but follow the fash
ion of our betters. Some monkeys have tray
elled as we'll as you, sir, and they tell US that
mankind usually reyile those who are remark /
able for goodness or greatness, while they arc
living, and often bring them TO a premature !.
grave, either by persecution 1or neglect; but
when their bones arc decayed, |
they make up for their folly and injustice, by /
paying great honor to their memory, digging
up their remains, singing hymns, delivering
orations and erecting monuments over their
ashes !"-Er.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
WICKED persons have been distributing salve for
w sale in Vermont, which they call
DALLEYS


MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
On the wrapper they have the name Of Henry Daley
printed To recount the flsehoods they circulate with
their counterfeit salye, would fill volume. Besides it
is too loathes0me to dwell upon.
Gentle reader plain statement of facts will enable
YOU to prevent future deception Heretofore many of
YOU while you supposed you purchasing Dalleys
genuine Magical Pain Extractor, have been buying q
counterfeit article Dayes Magical Pain Ex-
tractor acknowledged by all druggists and dealers in
medicines and physicians, to be the best salve in the
world 1t put up in tin boxes folded i'll label, and
on the label he writes his NAME H. Daley with pen in
different colored ink from the label The counterfeit has
Henry DALEY printed the label in imitation ofwrit-
ing BY examining closely you can detect the decep-
ton liz the genuine the initial H. Daley, is written,
in the counterfeit the whole name Henry DALEY APP
pears Truth and fairness ought to characterize all our
transactions in this world and the man who resorts to
flsehood and deception impose upon the public, QUIT
to fare as they surely will out poor in the begin
Citizens Of Vermont; / offer you Dalley's genuine
Magical Pain Extractor with his name written by him
sefwith pen each box. This is the original genu
inc Pain Extractor and is what the propretors of Con-
nel5 Pain Extractor claim to exactly initiate. Wheh
er it does exactly initiate Dalleys or not cannot say,
butt saw the first person yet, who gave Connects
the preference
Now ali ask is fairness in the whole matter.
Dalley's Genuine Magical Pain Extractor is in the
that H. Daley is written with pen the wrapper,
S p Peck, NJ r & Scott, y IIaman bennington
j ohm Landon, Factory Point; Wheedon s. Wickham
Pawlet; l. b Scoield &c Co.. S Mears: Poutney; &,
j G Allen, Farhayen; EJamieson, Castleton ID MIRO
gan Jr. Co, " Rutland J. NJ Walker Clarendon
Walingford Jones & Dow, Cuttingsville; L b Par
ker, Clarendon; Luther Daniels, Rutland; d Wins
low Pitsford; volney Ross, Brandon; w p Russell,
AIiddlebury; A p Roscoe Newhayen; I Smith,
Monkton Boynton & Burritt, Hnesburgh; F Hun
tngton, Vergennes; w Brown, Addison G Searls
&c Co., Bridp0rt; Chipman & McEwen Chipman's Pt.;
w Catlin & Co., Orwell; and r Walker, Benson
twas DaIley's Extractor that was made and putup
years before Councils 1t was Dalley,s that won the
wonderful reputation and astonished the whole medi
cal faculty by its Gentle reader, it is Dalleys,
signed with pen the wrapper, that you want You
p9n nasilV if Twenty five cents buVS box. Do
not suffer yourselves to be imposed upon any longer.
ely NJ. A HOLCOIB, Agent for Ii. DALEY.
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For the Voice of Freedom.
1T rs |, BE NOT AFRAID"

1T rs l, BE NOT AFRAID
The storm was wild, the night was dark,
Old ocean set me for his mark.
He heaved my crazy, shattered bark,
With many toss;
And every ray and every spark
Ofhope was LOST.
My vessel would not feel her hel II
Successive seas around me hem,
And fore and aft-from stern to stem
Did madly rave;
And fearfully did overwholm
With many a wave.
Now came fearful angry blast,
Which swept my deck of every mast
Right on her beam my ship was cast
Oh dreadful sight;
And hope went overheard at last
Twas twelve at night.
Oh! thea wreck complete she rolled,
With seven feet water in her hold;
Alu was hungry, wei ana colu
With many a splash
While the wide waters drear and bold
Around me dash.
And now fearful ruin more.
More dreadful than I saw before;
For 10! leelcard rocky shore
Was just at hand
heard the angry breakers roar
So near at hand.
And every wave with mad'ning surge,
Right on the rocks did onward urge;
Twas cruel, thus my funeral dirgo
So soon to play;
AID like q yawning he'll immerge
In wild dismay.
In my distress, I looked around,
My fellow sailors on me frowned
Nor seemed to care if l were drowned
In oceans wave;
And no deliveGcr could be found
Nor power to save.
Just at this instant-when forloln-
When heart was broken, hope was gone,
lsaw radiant, glorious form,
In dazzling light
That Ike the sun on summer morn
So calm and bright.
"A vesturo dipt in blood was Worn
A golden girdle round him drawn
With melting eye and bosom warm
So purely light,
Old Night af1righted at his form
Was put to flight.
He said, cts 7, be not afraid,
| tread upon the stormy wave,
And have come in time to save,
From every harm;
snatch thee from this watery grave
With my own arm.
" If winds blow hard with angry hue,
Thou must obey and trust me too;
And l will safely steer thee through
The oceau's storm:
Thou'lt ever find me firm and true
To what I've sworn.
" When in my last and dreadful form,
+ tread upon the eternal storm
And rebels feel the undyig worm
The fires of he'll:
Then will surely take thee home,
With me to dwell"
chester, April, 1917. MARY.
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IhAPER for from S 80 to $3.50 per ream
at S1ODDAhD D.
Rutland, Jan. IS, 1847'
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins arc not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing MI The adj
vantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way Of re-
pairs. We also use the, Steel Plato Saws,
with teeth set in ON angle that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, with an improvement
TO regulate the meting oil the cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have 10 cause to complain
either Of our work orprces.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lne-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, OIL liberal terms
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumteryil!e, April %, l647. 2G ly
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ST q 70: r. G O RDoN, '17
VEGETABLE AN VIE BILLIOUS
g Il MIL Y PILES.
~. II q sis - EsfsIz5

g if3 u A r. sI IsIA
30 OBUSf4EESsor;25 25. 600 B B6xEs, B6E of. Dr.s
aGGo3RDoN,S is AhdiLY PILLS. The, vat
and ncseasing demand Tor this new and iustIYt
celebratet Mrlicinc; mud the nuna rous cures
they nra daily efeeting iu all portions al ,the
county wheTe they have been intfoIucea. of.
bDyspepsiAi Liver Complaints MID iE3iious Dial
tases; with their welt known attendants, Sick
Head d.aclie, has Induced tie undersigned 10
make arran ngemen TO receive their stncks tii,
rect from the Propriefor, and would say 40 thcir
numerous csstomefs that they are prepared to
supply them Wholesale or retail }6t N g fork
prices ~
55i3DR. GORDON's VEGETABEEsAN ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS
5 FORTHE CURE OFBILLlOUS FEVER.
Yellow Fever, Reinittent end Intermittent Fc-
iyers, !n6amyntory, Nervous and Putrid Fever.
tsin in the Head, aide Back and Stomach, In.
Termination OF the Brain, Stomach, Lungs.
Liver, Kidneys, Throat and ( Chest; Dropsy.
Scroiu'a, Syphilis Sick Headache, Rheumatism,
Cholic. Low SIirits, D Dyspepsia, fiys.erics.
Dr. Gorddn's Pills are truly The si6k mans
friend. n o traveller or family should be iffi.
out them.-Their timely adminirttntipn5 wild;
valuable lives. - Ig E-.s1P.
For Sale in Augusta by Haviand, Risley &.
Co;, IN Sumteryille, S. C. by Al. MOSES,
and on enquiry will be fount' in all t6e Towns
and Country Stores in the southern States.
Price 25 CENTS per box y
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PLOOK HERE. N

EA The subscriber has just returned from
tl2k the North with full and we'll selected
stock OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all
KIND OF JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and
Hn,ck hnacSer'es of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
over been offered in Sumtervilie. Has been
selected with great care, and cannot fail to
please.
Purchasers may expect to find grea. bar
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his groa,!ul ac-
acknowledgements for past favors, and soiicits a
renewal of patronage.
:, FREEMAN HOYT.
Sumterville, Sept. Ia, lS47 46ly
N. B.-Clocks, Watches, and Jcwelry re-
paired as usual.
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Peters Pege.taLle EiHs.s

TESTIMONIALS ExtracI II q letter from
Or. Wainse, Of PhiiaJelptia, FcG ., ls40.-
/" Your Pilsar tticE,niIdes. in Their operations.
and yet nfdst; powetfu in thcfr effects, OF nny
thatl have ever met with in aipractte of eight
and twenty pears . - heir nc,ion IN The chyle,
ana hence nee onsahc impurities OF The blood, is
evidently very afprising" !" s.4. sss r e a
Extract OF. a letter from DR.. Henry, Hall. Of
Qnebrc, L; c.. March. 6, Hls4i. 80 or bilious
feyers sick hsatlaches. tdspidity OF the bowels,
and and enlargement OF the tsplern. Dr.. Peters;
rills are are an excellent medicine. For sale by
al. the Druggists in Augusta, Hamburg and
81 Also, for sale by a. - !. loses, md Drug
,gists generally, HARniSON'S OINTMENT
an nniailing remedy in the cure of all kinds of
iWnnnds. Sores, Scplds and Burns and tho
Piles Price SO cents. Is .35 80
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" I s Is, I' ss, S! s. &
C0hIPAUKDsFLUID EXTRACT Or
SARSAPAItTL.LfAss "A q UEEN,Sz
= u EJf TfN =
"a

DELlGHl..syf ssisS -
There are few cases oil. chronic and painful
Rheumatism that will not yield to the infi1-
ence Of Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight if
duly Persevered, especially If taken in con-,
junction with Hydr. Of Potash, times called
Merc,ridl Rheun,ati ism (yiolent pains IN the.
bones, &c.,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe fevers and other
protracted disease. $, ~ 81 siS yS,s
\. It is highly recommended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic rs well as recent One,
bottle will, In most instances, effectualy re-
move all pimples, postules, or blotches on the:
face, to which young persons in this climate
are 30 much subjected TO. al rising either from
impurity of the blood or debility. 1t is the,
best remedy known for scrofulous affections,
sores, and breakings out in young children,
and is safe and efficacious in removing entire
ly every trace of hereditary diseases from The
system in the tenderest infant; in factina all cu.5
taneous affections it is Invaluable. Az a gen.
eral purifier of the blood, and an eradicator Of
all obstinate Diseases this preparation will un-t
doubtedly take the. precedence of all other re-:
medies. It gently operates upon and reg 4
ulates the bowels, restores to the blood its,
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomachs and
promotes digestion. 20 5s!5i;sts;t Il.
It@ill effectually relieve Erysapelas ereg
inits worst stages, and all persons suffering
from;this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first 80, but ifno marked relief be found
after taking one bottle,,,sit will be necessary
to use the Hydriodated Potash with it
Not wishing to publish certificates Sas Is
done in the case of all quack medicines of the
day, to effect their sale, and SO force them up
on the public, the subscriber begs leave to
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and ,,sed nv a number Of Phvsicians and plaust
ters Of our city and neighborhood, with great
Ramsay, DR.. Thos Y. Simmons, DR.. &C.
s. r. s., all of this city, DR.. James Stoney,
Beaufort. DR.. J. A. Mayes, Sumter. &c.
For the composition of this preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties Of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to
the 9th and 9th Nos. Vol. l, of tho "Southern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price 81 per bottle, or $5 for 6 do The
same preparation as Syrup, is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle, or $5 per 6 bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER NJ. EPPING,
Kemist and Druggist King-st.
" Charleston, S. C..
For sale in Sunterrillc 6y the Agent,
'A' JOHN l. MILLER,s M d.
UThe subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any Of the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatmeut; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such treatment,
and are willing to dispose of them with the
view of seeing them cured, will find a pur-
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give d fair price for such.
March 81, lS47. % ly
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OEIIN AS HOTEsT.

The undersigned, proprietor of Chna's Ho-
tel, at Sumter Court House, s. c., respect
fully informs his friends and tho public, that
he has Thoroughly refitted his Hotel and that
It is now in complete order for the accommo.
dation Of Boarders, Visitors and the Travel
ling pubic. ! \! +
VA ss lie returns his sincere thanks to the public
sssSarge atheir; generous and liberal patron
Sssgs' pes by strict attention to their
c6shfort to merit it's continuance.
his establishment is conveniently situated
ON tie {, MAN street, near the Court House,
and will be found convenient 10 n,embers of
the Bar and Planters visiting the Court House
on business. His table viii be carefully and
regularly furnished. D, g "
Dec. le, 1916. Il
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Limited Partnerships.

The subscribers hereby give notice that
upon the 10Th day of October 1s47, they en-
tered into Copartnership under the name
and firm Of CHISHOLM &. McLAURIN,
Tor the transaction in the Village of Sumter
VILE So Ca, OF general Cash Mercantile
business; The said firm consisting Of Ans
gus Chisholm q Daniel B. McLaurin, gene
RAJ Partners' and Isaac James Chandler, spe-
cial partner, who has contributed to fhe com
mon stock the sum of $500 90, as his pro-
portion of tho capital thereof, and wbowill
DC entitled to receive ono-third of the profits
winch shall be realized and. gained in the
transaction OF the said Mercantile business
ana that-the SOL Copartnership will termi-
nate nat, upon theViirst day Of October A. d.
lSae. A. CHISHOLM,
d. B. McLAURIN,
i. J. CHANDLER.
hoePt' ~, le47. 81 CIV
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

The undersigned has received and now
open his FALL STOCK, suitable for the
season, consisting Of
a Cashmeres, DeLaines, Gala Plaids, Cali.
Goes; Cloths. Cassimeres, Tweeds, Satinetts:
flanneis, Blankets, Linseya, Negro-cloths.
kefady-matle Goats, Vests, Dress. shirts, Tn.
'der-shlrts, Drawers; Bleached and Brown
'sheetings and :shirtings, Fashionable Hats
and Caps, together with an assortment Of
hardware, Iron, Steel, Cut, and wro't. Nails:
5Crockery. ,saddlery and Groceries; which
Will DC sold for Cash at The lo,oest market pri.
ices. a call from purchasers is solicited. =
Y,.. a. M:tKENNEDY.
Camden, Oct 13, le47.. 80 Let
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plantation for sale ON Raf:.
- tin Creek.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation
on Raftin creek, containing about six hum
.dred acres, one half of which is cleared and
in good order for cultivation. It is situated
near the Camden Branch of the South Car
.olina Rail Road, four miles from Boykin's
mills, and the same from two other mills, and
twelve from Camden. On the premises is
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out
buildings 1t has fine water, and ia Of unex-
ceptionable health. For information by let
ter, address the subscriber at Camden.
D. NJ. HERIOT.
Sept 19. !. 46 3m
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Mr.and Sars. AHasses's Board.
ing School at
COLUMBIA. S. G..

u
This school will be re-opend in the laroe
ana commodius co building, opposite the Episco-
pal Church, on the second Monday in No
vember next
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Board, including all items, $50 90
Instruction in Spelling and Reading. 8 90
The above with Writing and AritRR..
metic, IN M
The above with Grammar, Geogra-
ply and History, 10 OO
= nc aooss win iligher Branches, Is 90
rtehch' +! herman, and Latin, each Is 90
Piano and Guitar, each Is 90
Harp, 81. On M
Use Of Piano and Guitar, each, . 90
Use of the Harp, s IN
Drawing and Painting, - 00
Competent teachers in each of the above
studies are engaged.
Madame FEuGAs from Charleston will rive
a course of dancing lessons at our house du-
ring November and December--terms S12,
Mrs. HAssELL gives every day Singing
lesson free of charge
The young ladies' rooms will be s,,pplied
with fire. f''ON
Parlour boarders can be admitted.
Payment in advance from the time of adj
mittance, but none for less than one quarter.
The Hon. Chancellor HARrER, the Hon.
I. BUTLER, DR.. LABoRDE of the S. c. Col.
llege and Mrs. NJ. G. IzARD in Columbia, hav-
ing sent their daughters to Mrs. IIAssELL du-
ring the last two years, have been kind
enough to allow their names as references.
Sept. %, ,1S47. AZ If
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FOR FALL TRADE.

THE Subscbcr will, during the Summer,
make extensive additions to hia. Establish
mentinthe way of Room, SO that he will be
prepared this Autumn, to shew his customers
one OF the largest and richest stocks Of DR. Y
GOODS in the Southern country. twill
be his intention as heretofore, to keep every
article in tho Dry Goods line. Particular at
tention paidto all styles of la DIES RICH
DRESS GOODS AND SEIAWLS.
Our Front Sales Room will be very much
enlarged and will rs heretofore be devoted to
our Retail Department. Rooms in the rear
will be well stocked with all tho leading
styles of DOMESTIC GOODS, KER.
Sc Us, =BLANKEYS, OSlNABURGS,
dc. eSc. 5,s55 81 80 ~
1t will be our. endeavor to offer to purchas-
ers one of the largest and best stocks in the
City, and at the lowest possible prices.
E. W.. BANCROFT,
253 King st. Charleston, s. G.
n. Bin Chambers, over 255 Kfngstreet
we shall, as usual, offer to Merchants and
others, large stock at Wholesale, at prices
well worthy their attention. a. 81
July Z, 1S47. 36 s.s If sl !,
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& y, OAR LIN lGTON AND GADSDEN
VIA ssUa1TERv1LLE.
LII N E OF STAGES

= u a
The subscriber begs leave5to inform the
Public that, on Monday, 4th October, he will
commence running o Iiros Horse TIA CY,
between SuInteryifle and Darlington 6. H.,
on the following days, viz 25s5;l5S 2I5;l55E
Leave Sumteryille on Monday, at GA. M.
and arrive at Darlington C. Il same day at
Leave Darlington c. II. on Tuesday g A.
M,sand arrive at Sumterville same day, at 7
p. M. s -
Leave Sumterville on Wednesday at 6 A..
M and arrive at Darlington C. II. same day
at Z p. nj. -
Leave Darlington c. H. on Thursday at 6
a: Al. and arrive at Sumtcrville same day at
BY this arrangement persons Travelling
>on this line from Darlington, will be detained
but one night in Sumtervillc. as the Stare
leaves here on Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, and arrives at Gadsden in time for the
evening train Of Cars to Columbia
TThe route will be supplied with care
ful Driver, good horses and a comfortable
Coach.
p. Nj. BUTLER.
Oct. l, 1s47. s.s 40 If
uT'he Charleston Courier and Chera,p
Gazette, ,oM publish once a ueek until forbid
and send their accounts to this office for pay-
menu.