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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

NO. II . CHESNUT STREET. PHILADELPIIIA,
A. constantly hand, his Tailoring Store
Poste the Kate House elegant assortment Of French and
English Cloths Casmeres and NeSng received arrival
" Tie conducts establishment. the principle of sending
garments OF quality and
thus that he enjoyed the best of this city
and throughout the Union. lie would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen city them he will
orders entrusted 20 him STYLE and at lower than
ihe quality be had STORE the lny -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS,

No. 1O6. Main Street, Richmond, Va,
~ AVE received desirable Spring supply OF
Il - DRY GOODS and HARDWARE In their drpsrtm.nt az
Dry Hods, they offer
PLAID and Fancy Drilings
Farey and Couon Cssimeres
Vest Shapes and Vestrgs
Dab dete and other C0auHgs
White Cambries, Bishop Lawns
Swiss AID Null Maslns
Ashburon ana other Laees
New style Lawns and 6Inghlms
Victoria LSees
English and American Prints
Ladies fancy SILK Cravats
Victoria shaw
In their department. COZ HARDWARE will Be founj-
NouseAoe and eotier Key'd Anvils
Smiths Bellows - To 30 inches
DaThnes Grain and Grass seybes
Wadron's genuine
Ames and Rowand, Spades Shovel.
Harper's Hay and Manure Forss
Cut and wrought Nails
Castings, Horse Shoes and Nails
Tin Plates, Speler and
Brazers and sheAthng .opps,
Russia Engish and kmeriean Sheet Iron
BACK and unned Iron. and copper Wire
Nayot 4 Coz sieei Cast. Shear and Blister AZ 9e-u
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
HI Il J q JAMES 4 co.

~ Hosry Jans'' ED stand, 167, Mars S,-s,p
~ AVE received by recent arrivals an extern
q n sive assortment OF FRESH SPRING GOODS In vhieb
tcy invite the attention Of he Town County Trade Ie
sioei consists IN part Of the following goods, VIZ
800 Bales aud Cases OErabuEs - IS and Brown and
beaehed sheeung shngs and Long Cloths American and IN
sh,h als' brown ard bFaebcd uris.
% 'ases American French and Engsh Fancy and Mournrs
funs AID Chnt1 Of the styios
10 cases American Scotch, English and French Gnsham.
lawns and barotinss rom common supcrfue
20 Cases Pant SUITS Linens linen nriliHgs ~ ke
10 " Gents Linen aud Worstci Coat stuF,
" Common and splendid Nesiiurs
10 % Blue, BIZ and fancy Cloths and Cashmere
10 " hcaVy Linen goods Buriaps and Buekrm,
Ai'So-bed TEES Apron and Furniture Checks C,mbtes
'aeoncis Plain 8Pd AMI CHECKED Musns Stocks Collars B
SONS PLAIN and fancy Mech Tee and Bd Cotton Madras. and
SIX HdEfs. &c
" A cal s respectfully solicited.
mn q a. 4 J. q. JAMES a On.
~ VI. wINE-iS east'sieily MADEIRA Vine fortai- ~
- my WILLIAMS a UAXNfJ.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
Exchange bookstore.
BETTER THAN CIRF

The Moral Wants Of the VOID we live in By Mr. Ems
price so cts
The Youth Of Shakespeare by wIlam. Esq-ss
The Count Of Moron woman's Revenxe-SO
Omoo narrative Of Adventures South Seas by Her
man Melville Eco autsor Of TyPu, complete spans-IB0
Tne seourge OF The Ocean story Atlantic by an on
Of the Navy-25
H SIDE and Bordvr Sketches Legen's Of the Chevots
and the Lammernur; BY w u MARVEL Eso-57t
memoirs OF The 0ueens Forbes Bush2 90
The Countess OF saint Geau,by A Dumas-25
The Indian Veal BooE comprising receipts for prspsra
lion Of that article; BY Miss Leshe-2S
Three Divine Sisters Faith. Hope and Charty-s7l
Ache 10y Children The Of Children IN skp...
and IN Health, BY Dr g Aeherley-5O
Chieirih s pains greatly cssened peus entirely obviatd
beng an account o experiment. recently 10 London win
suns 20 several cases IN this county exposition
ihe Philosophy sh0wHg pains ehbnh may be great
nueaied not eney obsiaied By Aulhor OF
ny 10 r. FISHER. ARrnt
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BILLIARD TABLES.

THE last Legislature having passed law IL
eensing the Of billiards. this Inform those DESTROYS
Of procuring Billiard Tables, undersigned
engaged In the snd will happy
who need them moderate procured
elsewhere In the Union lie had much
iaeure Of Billiard Tables South and
Specimens viii be ready and be the Cabinet
STORE OF Mr. j. Belvin Governor and Franklin
where, aiso, orders may he lef.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

re ioIowine Is from Clergyman, well dis,n
suishet aIiainnenis and reputation:
SIDNEY y. J, July IL, IsI6.
DR. A. H. CHEIsTIE-Dear Doctor promised to communicate
with you respecting the ct OF application
Rings and magnetic Fluid my case The time u vet too
short to justify my speaking positively the p.rEia
neny Of my cure but can application OF your
Galvane Belts and whole series Of INV nervous
paints have ocen suspended suffered chronic rbeu
nAsn bronchitis and dyspepsia an thoe dis
orders all ohes through the .ryou, .
TEN have had none OF the dyspepsia the app
eauon Of your Bet &c nothing mentioning OF the boD-
ehs for have resume the discharge Of INV p,
'ora duties Of preaching visiting &c surprise OF nv
congregational and have had but single
HAsm. have enjoyed far more psret exemption from tbes
aAdes distressing a. they than enjoy
o years cannot be too grateful 10 God who providence
has directed you
The immediate defgn Of this letter procure some OF the
zane KIND OF astsatee io two Of people Many my
gegaon are affected with Disorders nv
Be permanent many will be led apply you the largest
county charge IN the State @nd has them $50
70 speak entirely. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
COparfnersIiip.

WE have this day formed conneEon in business, as
stated Advertisement and that arrangement
have made will for the confidence Of
iriends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON, Jr,
Feb'y Let lett JAS A TRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
"A deailOf the case, alluded to here foBow.l

May Gods blessing attend your fable dear Doctor
snd you Afford relief in these there number
OF others who will apply. yery truly yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS
@ seveal suers have received from the Rev Mr.
Lands whose health has continued improve and many Of m
CONGREGATION have used the saaRe with equally happy
'''
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS


daughter % Mr Hiram Booth, rssdiaz 40 WHiam.burrh
l. afflicted 50 ~, Affection Tor four u, an. beesmrg
most hcpess from - The considered be
ya cure ~ physean' AZ last resort tie
Strengthening Its tcd within two months from tb,
aiPeaol or 'he arees her own physc pronounced
peue heaH1 The ADJ has since been m,rcd and
quite rec tom at lympt0ms Of her former Complaint
h'siy column IA th iapsr Be With similar tssmo
as in al NERVOUS comp chronic or yrrc
~ my De- the ecaey cd Dr. Chrtes genuine savanie aIt
,les it t.u, Wond. tf1i
% ony agents Or Redmond
puNAL b PURCELL. nruseirs itT Main st
For sole in Wythevirc, onyty wv u srittER
ENp'gns'oty pamphlets Be haf ftafs mhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

ms disease - OF frequent occurrence and OF the
snaie in med zeal Praeuee The effect OF Gavansm It's relief
Is truly woudetiul.
NEw YoRK July 81 Is4s.
TINS - 10 certify that for the an
with the disease alld the Hip Comp which time was
auendedby Drs Carer and Watson OF city without
any relief The severity Of the disease OBJ
ged 10 give up bus sad have several eays
without being able 10 "a my bed ssdcne only made me
Worse and was daily geurg and h,lplss Eary
winter procured Dr. Chrte Gavanc pair Of Bands and
e Magnetic tid, and from the wearing the
oegin 20 improve IN health an was
previous TO my seknes anil that can
sahet any fatigue would also that aer com
meneng the Of the Galyanc Bell and Fluid famed the hole
c h- umtcrso f three story dwelling. consider d. Cbe,
Savan ana Magnetic dies invaluable blessing and have
made tn above statement voluntarily matter Of duty 10
the afflicted GEORGE GATTEs
No 100 Chnrch Ltrrf Ncr. Ynra
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DOGGET Il ANDERSON,

PAPER HANGERS
AND UPHOISrERERS, No. 10, GOVERNOR ST.,
III AVE Just received large and beautiful as
II sor'ment Of French and American Paper anEngs Borders
Fire Screens Venetian and Window Blinds Transparent,
Shades Plain and Coioured Mating. other articles
line Of business which been selected great
the OF community We respectfully solicit call from
our friends and the public generally disposed TO sell
reasonable city, and always
pared to attend lane with punetuay and the
desirr To- civ saIis no 2O-.llnI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
Ritbmpna Dailp Aubis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.

speecd previously agreed upon be
tween u parties
1 An advertisement, marked the copy for specified
OF win be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly.
6T Regular Advertisemcntx.-To avoid any msun-
derstaRng the part Annual Advertisers cut
dy their privileges only extend to their Immediate
Estate Legal aud all other Advertisements sent by
be n additional charge, and variation.
H- Gene,al Agents Advertisements not to be
ineedb year be charged the usual subject
diseountsa shall be agreed upon.
V Aueone.s booksellers aEd yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege Of change shall
their yearly week insert than the
upon under Ill
sIeeeiag be charged the usual
inserted the ScmWeeky Wing at rs cents
and SO
per square for each continuance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

MAY l3rH-SECOND SUPPLY.
w L are this day receiving Adams Co. EIpr,.. on,
second supply Of Sprung ard Summer Goods, eompr,.na
1ny new aud superior styles OF Rich elegant drrs. rood, A.
such 49, -
Grenadines
PM de ChavieTs s,,y,
SaKony and GUMS
Tissues
Silk and Kid Gloves
Pnnts Of hyes
Berages, Ralzornts, Linen Cambria
Ljren Cambre,; do Lawns
Paris Printed IaeoRets Striped Musllns
hhts aud Hosep, Grape Shaws g.. kc- togethsr wttb
every article the Dry Goods oaernr AT unu,u
ANY low prices Gail and before purchasing elsewhere
BINFORD q FRY,
my IL No. li5, Earse souar.
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HIP COMPLAINT

Tbs disease OF frequent and OF OBJ
innate IN med zeal Prseuee The eject OF Galvansm relief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
FOR NORFOLK.
Gil NGE OF Hon RS

Richmond. May I'm. IsI7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

eSh rINHE regular packet schr COURIER, II. Couch,
sa< Il MASTER will be ready for cargo Friday and
having large portion engaged, will have quick dispaeh-
For freight o 400 boxes tobacco complete cagoor
having superior accommodations apply TO
master on board at LudIam's wharf. or To
ap29 RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA.

TIE lorowne Is from Clergyman well Known and on din
suishet atainmenis and reputation:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-17
For sale in Sumterrille By The Ageui,
JOHN r. dIiILER, M d.
I GIN NIAKING.&C.

Z We are prepared 10 execute orders to any
extent intlie above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our GINS are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad-
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re-
pairs We also use tho Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that canno, possibly
injure the finest staple, with an imrroyment
torcgulate the noting fthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages OF lighiness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of a Gin. Weiwould invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall hare no cause to complain
either of ol,r work or prices.
CABINET. MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
SAFES, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboartls,
sc. &c. at short notice, OH liberal terms. q
HUDSON5& BROTHER,
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
d, Sumtervilie, April %, 1Sl7. 26 1y 2
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DIR. ORDON'SS
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLI0US
FAMILY PILLS.
GREA ~ lA.RRIYALl

CIR EA TSA:R RRIVAL!
so BUSHELS or 25 900 Boxes ofDr.
GORDON'S FAMILY PILLS. The vast
and increasing demand for this new and Justly
celebrated Medicine, and the numerous cures
they nre daily ciIecting III all portions OF the
country where they have been introduced of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints aud Billions Dis
nsrs, with their well known attendants, Sick
Headache, &c, has induced the undersigned TO
mako arrangements to receive their stacks di-
rect from the Proprietor, and would say TO their
numerous customers TINT they are prepared 10
supply them wholesale or retail at N. York
prices.
DIR. GORDON'Ss VEGETABLE ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. 49,
FORTtiE CUREOFB FBiLLIOUSF FEVER,
Yellow Fever, Reni,tent and Intermittent Fc-
vrrs, inGamma,oty. Nervous and Putrid Fever,
Pain in tle Head, side. Back and Stomach. In
illumination Of the Brain, Stomach, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Throat anu Chest; Dropsy,
ScroiuIa, Syphilis Sick Headache, Rheumatism,
Cholic, Low SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Mysteries.
DR.. Gordou's Pills are truly the sick man $
friend. No traveller or family should be with
on, lhcm.-Thcir timely administration will
proven, much pain and suffering, nnd save many
valuable lives.
For Sale in Augusta by tlaviland, Risley &
Co., in Sum,etvile, s. c. by a. }. MOSES,
nntl OF enquiry will be fount in all the Towns
and Country Stores in the southern States.
Price 25 CENTS per Iox.
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INFORMATION WI,A.N,,T,Epl

}4s Thomas Hayle and Jane Law inter-
married in S0ater District. on SR Sting
creek. near Bfadfprds Spring sinsI 1924
nr 1925. Mrs. Hayle@ died al, or near
,FIorence in AIabama.t in lS2D:or 1880.
and Thomas Hsyle her busb band died
instliis town on the .29ih day of January
last leaving nj estate worth S13I3.--
I hive "paid his debts; and on Silie lse
February next, shaliEleft about S7OD
or SS00gto pay over to sShias heirs All
Law understand his daughter sur.
wives the maria II. ~ sgstgs
- 20 r.. WATERMAN, Ordiindry. 81
SIS Georre,owh, $. C:,July I7s VS..
Al Bin
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eSEz..S Ey .B.'S EE1TSiET,

The undersigned, proprietor of China's Ho-
tel, nj Sumter Court House, S. c., respect
fully informs his friends and the public, that
he has thoroughly refittcd his Hotel. and that
II is nnw in complete order for the accommo-
dat!on OF Boarders, Visitors and the Travel
ling public
lie returns his sincere thanks to the public
at large for their generous and liberal patron
age, and hopes by strict attention to their
comfort to merit its continuance
lis establishment is conveniently situeted
Oh the Mnn street, near the Court House,
and will be found convenient to members Of
tho Bar and Planters visiting the Court House
on business. His table will be carefully and
regular y furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. 16, 1916. 5 Il
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Peters Tcgctablc Pills.

TESTlMONiALS.-E Extract Of letter IRON
Dr., Wancs, of Philadelphia, Feb. 2, isl0.-
Pour Pills are the mildest in their operations.
and yet most powerful in thctr effects, Of any
that have ever met with in practice of eight
and twenty years-Their action on the chyle,
and hence on the impurities OF tho blood, is
evidently very surprising"
Extract of n letter from Dr. Henry Hail. Of
Quebec, l., c., March g; lSil,-"For bilious
fcvcrs, sick headaches. tori'idity Of the lowe,s,
and enlargement OF the spleen, DR.. Peters
Pills are an excellent mcdioinc." FOR snle by
all the Druggists in Augusta, Hamburg and
Char cston; in Sumtervillc hp ~ J.MosEs.
Also Tor sale by A. J MOSES, and Drug
gists generally, liARRiSpN'S DIN rMENT.
an un(aiiing reHieily in the cure OF all kinds oi
Wounds, Sores Scalds and Burns and the
Piles Price so cents.
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FOR 4IlAy1y1 TRADE

TIE Subscibcr will, during the Summer,
make extensive additions to his Establish
mon, III The way OF Room, so that he will be
prepared this Autumn, to shew his customers
one o.! tho largest and richest stocks of DIR Y
GOODS in the Southern country. twill
be his intention as heretofore, to keep every
a!-"lc in the Dry Goods line. Particular at
tcn;ioa paid. 10 Al! styles Of La DIES RICH
DRESS GOODS AND STA WIS.
Ogr Front Sales Room will be very much
enlarged and will as heretofore be devoted to
our Retail Department. Rooms in tho rear
viii be well stocked with all the leading
style. OF DOMESTIC GOODS, KER-
SEfS, BLANKETS, OSNiBURGS,
DC. Sc
II VA! be nur ca'!eavor to offer 70 purchas
crs one OF the largest and best stocks in ,!lc
City, an! AT the lowest possible prices.
Il. w. BANCROFT,
203 King st. Charleston, s. c.
n. Bin Chambers, over 25:i kn9streat
we shall, IS naun', offer to Merchants and
o.It2ra, large stock at Wholesale, at prices
wei worthy ilnir attention.
!uiy7 lSl7 3G If
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3NY,pesEsE gEMGs.

The subscriber, having made arrangements
toButclcr during the present season, will sup
ply the Sumtcrville Market three times per
encouragement to do so--with tho best heel
that can he procured. He has been Mt con.
siderable expense to enable HIM to accomo-
date his friendi in this matter and hopes there
fore that they will give him their patronage
JOHN CHINA,
Sumtcrvilc, July 81, 1917. 33 If.
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A G. A R D.
WILLIAM MATUIESSIIN.

No. 1877, East Bay, Corner Of Qneen-&.
... CHARLESTON, s. c.
Fashionable Clothing and Tailoring Er-
tablshment, and every variety Of Gentle
mems Quitting. Goods imported direct from
Europe.
March 10, lSi7, 10 If g
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,Gentlenen's fin,

,ces for cash. His stock consists, in part, us
follows, viz,
Gentlenen's fine pump and wseelted Boots
s do do and an common d ater-proofi
y; Boots
do do Opera Boots
do do and common, pegged Boots
do do DO do Bootees.
do do waterproof do do ST.
do do light Shoes and Bootees
1s do Heavy Oregon Boots
do Cloth and Lasting Caters
do do Congress Bootss
Ladies' colored silk Caters
IN do Linen and black Lasting Caters
do Lasting Congress Boots
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do black Kid Slips and Ties
do do do Caters
do do do Buskin Tics
do do do morocco walking shoes
do do Lasting Tips
Misses black morocco Polka Boots
do bronze, morocco lace do z.
do do and colorcd morocco Buskin
I! do school shoes and boots - ~
do Kid slips and Ties
do Indian Rubber shoes
Boys fine calf pegged Boots
do do do do Bootees
do do do do and sewcd Boots
do Kip sewed and pegged do s
Together with great variety Of Chldren's
Shoes
Fine 4 I'rareling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Va
ieces, School and Nurse Saichels common
Trunks, Mems and Boys fine Cloth and Six
Caps, Intants SIX Velrct Caps.
ALSO
s3s3 Calf Skins, Snle and upper Leather, Band
and Harness Leather, Patent Leather, Lining
and Binding Skins, Calf Skins for Saddles,
Black Morocco Skins, Shoe Thread, Iachs,
dc. &c
F GEORGE ALDEN.
Camden, Oct. ID, 1Sl7. 50 ii
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lsENHG Y All.
'Cyy4l2y1l 5ls s7soN 5 u ! $ .sTORE. :, )

slNS11I1LASAZ1fk1HsS HsSL4VzI IKSAO1t1,ktt
8. DIGKSQ sA would respectful
" inform their friends and Customers thatthey
have removed from their old stand to their
new Brick Store above the Camden Bank,
iaRdhave on hand, and are receiving constant
ly, a new ard full assortment of choice and
select Groceries, which they offer FOR
CASH, at a small advance son Charleston
prices 50. 80 8 Y. .....s!t,ii
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-17
COURSE OF STUDY.

Farsi ear.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Primary Arth-
metic, Mitchells Geography, Smiths Engiish
Grammar, Swift's Philosophy for beginners
lst, 2nd and Sd parts; Simple bookkeeping;
Latin Grammar
Sccond Year.
Review the studies of the first year; Ban
smt's School History Of the United States;
Robins Ancient History; Parkcr's Exercises
and aids to English Composition; Days Al
zebra: Greek Grammar; Mercantile Book
Keeping; Latin Reader; Virgil; Iacitus
Horace; Third part of Emcrson's Arithme-
tic; Euclid began; Astronomy.
Third Iecr.
Euclid: Natural Philosophy; Draper's Che
mistry; Newman's Rhetoric; Hodges Logic;
Cnsar's Commentaries Anthoa's Greek
Reader; Days Mathematics; Trlgonometry,
Surveying and Comic Sections; Paley's Mo-
raj Philosophy; Browns Mental Philosophy;
GrDca Minora; Schlcgels History OF Litera-
turc; Review of studies.
Iert Books in French and Italian.
Bolmar's Levizac's Grammar; Traductons
! Francaise par Perrin; Voltaire's Charles Mi;
ssI.a vie de Washington; Bacchi's Grammar;
Suralt's Tessorctto; Pellco's Mia prigioni.
RATES OF TUITION,
PAYABLE each Session, in 0drancc to The irea-
SHfCr.
Juvenile class, $40. Middle class, sl0.
Junior class, Sill. Senior class, 500
French, Spanish and Italian, $40. Tuition
on the Piano Forte, $2;5. Use Of Piano, 50.
Tuition on the Guitar, $50. Tuition on the
Harp, S35 Drawing and Painting, $40
Ornamental Needle work, free Of charge.
AMBROSE SPENCER, Jr. a. b. Principal and
Teacher of the Languages and Mathematics:
Lectures OIL Chemistry.
Mrs. AGNES SPENCER, Principal and
head of the Female Department: Teacher OF
Instrumental Music.
Board Of Trustees.
i. A. LAW, Esq, President.
Hon. GEoncE w. DARGAN, THOMAS j..
FINN, NJ. d., WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH, Esq,
SAMUEL A. Woops, Esq, WILEY J. FLOYD,
Esq, Treasurer. II. B. HAyNswoRTIl, Esq,
Secretary.
nor,;s,,, c.. 1917 Az ON
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Preserves and PickIcs.

Easl and West India Preserves, in
jars Of all sizes. Also,
1 Pickles. in halfsgsllon, quarts and
.pid.Jars, CapersIFfench andsSpsnish
iOlives.sKetchnp. and Sauces, received
by wagon from Gadson. +
ss DICKSON & LhTTA.
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Board Of Trustees.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

The undersigned has received and now
open his FALL STOCK, suitable for the
season, consisting Of
Cashmeres, DcI.ancs, Gala P!aids, Cali
Goes; Cloths, Cassimeres, Twecds, Satinctts;
Flannels, Blankets, Linscys, Ncgro-clo.hs;
Ready y-made Coats, Vests, Drcss- shirts, Un-
der-shirts, Drawers; Blcached and Brown
slleetings and shirtings, Fashionable Hats
and Caps, together with all assortment OF
Hardware, Iron, Steel, Cut, aud wrot. Nails;
Crockery, Saddlory and Groceries; which
will be sold for Cash At The ioinesi market pri-
ces. A call from purchasers is solicited.
A. NJ. KENNEDY.
Camden, Oct. l3, 1917. 50 Ct
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& fdcr. ale, Porter, &c.
6 boxes New Ark Cider; 6 boxes Claret
2casks London Pale Ale
9 do Philadelphia do do
2 do London Porter, in quarts and pints
10 baskets Champagne, favorite brands
z boxes fine lemon syrup
3 :" common do do
Strawberry, Raspberry and Pine Apple syrup
Just received by wagon from Gadsdcn.
DICKSON g. L.ATTA.
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Received by wagon from
Ga<assaGeh.

Fresh Lemons, Citron, Cnrrant, and Candies,
French and American Rock do, Brill Nuts,
Filberts and Almonds. Fruits received al
most daily.
Sept 10. DICKSON &LATTA.
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Perfume NY, Ehal skin, sSha..s
.ying: Cream, Soar, III Bal and csk ess3
Teeth. Hair, Coal, Shaving. Sine and,
SaW1lliieWash BrusBes, Blackipg, G lass
Mantle and Solar Stand Lamps, Blue.
Red and Black Wffiing Ink Indellibisss
Ink, vii hand 5witlout.I the fluid pre- pa.
ration. Fine Tobacco, &C.. &c.| En-.
5quireat The Drug Store. 81 !.
Sign Of theiGolden, Moftar,
81 J. !. MILLER, M. D.
SumteryiIle,fS ). c., r.. 20 g s
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30 OTs,s sHO OEs, TRUNKS,
BA GSS ANDtsYALICES.s 3

IS ssThe subscriber sis now receiving his fall
and winter stock OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
sc. selected from II the best manufactures IN
lces for cash. His stock consists, in part, us
follows, viz,
Gentle1nen's s fine pump and weltcd Boots :