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DR Johnson, n Duane street gear chatham s.resi, Is
~ well known successful practitioner New
York the Of delicate Diseases For the las
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice il
tors reputation for skill those old hafcured that have
existed Tor years Is NO mater nov long yGr
throat pains in III and bones Of the legs, efec
tualy cured Constitutional weakness brought by
habit INDUCED by young causing ascivous dreams
and nightly CURED Mecen case. cured
from business Post paid letters containing % for
advice. attended to No charge made unless cured
ieoQ3
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NR: EAwCETTs CARD am member Of . Royal

nR. FAWCETTS CARD.-I am member of { Royal
- College of Surgeons md Of the Jefferson College, Phila
delpha graduated when the amented Dr. George Mcel
Ian and Professor Revere (ecenty deceased and D Patti
"Youas Mans GUIDE and Msroas Manual" just pub
hed Of all the important private and delicate
peculiar to both and be coodenay consulted in
relation to the same at my Office ls INV street Inc
nentlv ttutional debility in tbs county aus tire
NJ ONDERFUL Observation-Disclosures Solution foI
w the Hair which will chnnge grey hair 10 its original
color IN a minutes This Solution is different from
vet offered Those who doubt its virtues ae requested 10
hayr their hair CHI nged befo. paying their money One trial
will prove The fact The Solution can be had at e B. Ham
mond 28 of Chambers street; DIR Oh aste
ny, $50 Bowery Dr. Coneysctc 80 Chatham street, and at
unr n les, signed H. Striker. in red ,nk aug t4r-m
II UITOk CONvERs' MEDICAL CAKD-Ih,s notice
- particularly directed 10 those who are afflicted with
the uIetha The vapourIng nonsense which Otter
relation structure, calculated 10 instead and
falsely alarm persuns OF other forms OF private disehse
For the protection Of and citizens DR. Conves
condentaly Consulted all OF structure
elects and other affecting the sen
Recent speedily removed without hindrance from bus
B-pesons the counry may safely address Dr. c., and
of medical aid DR. Convers will be found al
Ills private residence aud Office No S. Third avenue between
10th Streets New York. all letters must be ad-
essed, post paid
n B-See Dr. Cs long advertisement OF his celebrated In:
MIGRATING Cordial for seminal weakness debility nocturnal
emissions mpoency &c in this paper and IN the New York
SUM- outside. .
NB-Str,ngers citizens in doubt where to apply for
aid 30. re Dir CoNVERs, IS Third avenue, N. Y.
M ONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY Of the New York
v1 Medical and Surgical Institute No - Chambers street
fhs institution founded in les suppress quackery and
dcted under the patronage las will be renern
bsred by many0 Of the most eminent citizens consisting oil
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NEw ORLrArs-Bng Tsy Hope ks corn J Il r Nil
banks-339 do Howes Godfrey coilt do 81 do beans
Grswod933 do 533 do wheat 2l6 bbls do 800 d.
flour Hopping X Meeker-2ls sacks corn " order.
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~
'ssynsse H saS $ss siSS;a!GEssruL1x TREATED
n4e Th Consumption o1 1@ Or Clap
81 sf Ss U :sasns Fever
l semins1 Weakness, from Liver CSmplan
Secret Indulgence, Hem ,rrhage fom Urethra,
s .soaa g vsss Ss,ai Eyes.
.p;oq 81 Face Cases. s !%P3 HssS
Catarrh OF the Bladder, Teehing and Bowel Com
1 Bilious Choic Delirium Trsmens.
Sue SUcGEssFW% OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Large W from s or nay Of FL sa attended
injury caused BY fire. B:dord's Printing Press
arms, 1873 Fulton street.
Ampuiaton Of bumb. liberated Legs Of long
saw IN MI Mr. Boomers Iuguinai Rupture attended
Baboes opened, Umbiical Rupture attended
%lt; SS and Neck ofshs cured in the Ur
suppressicn Of Urine. Operations for Phymosis,
SsssaS% s Vsas the issss
cs ssa'' of Midwifery, one ' perfect Rsafins
Ail diseases Of the Urinary Organs and diseases pecu
liar 10 'e"''e' are '''"1 TX ' HOMER BosTwIcA
ala i4tsrc Attending Surgeon .ld Physician.
lust PUBLISHED, FOURTH EDITloN-Dr. Ralph's
Practical Private Treatise the diseases Of the Genital Or
their nature, SYMPTOMS progress consequences ana
%Sd S sSSs Of e s s 2 sna
domestic medical works. &c 2mo Sa2 pp with illustrative
plates: 49,. u,,.., ,sc,,.
public No. only ali valuable Information, The most
given faithfully and without t reserve plainly be
e. S1s,s earl: .sd yo" ;
successful mode Of treatment should the hands Of
every Young person U H.. h.bs., is the description
aud Of those ;OIdr w bes Of an SS
ssas li he '%
for remedies the mind i no, ts heart Of
not the subject Of this work therefore, worthy the attention
For sale by ali booksellers and BY the auth Greenwich
rss 81 Sent BY % g @ R"
pc: 0T; sNs Con- ali
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
having any cast of s1 1u ss.S
ss fer The e. S .sans through The will
II y s Gsnr D. : Bssi up stairs
Old job goods bought of any DESCRIPTION TO aAd
IL Potassi sar.arafila and Yellow D9ekmTh medicinal
ss"%stsm palms and Stiffness Of joints swelling
81 The OF boc anG AZ
prepared from and Is var to give ;St
psi:s .,. sss health sS%Ssa,s from X
ton eoa.dsIsS specific cases that have long resist
Prepared and for sale wholesale end retail by
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist and Chemist,
jv,e ,otsr 100 Bro.Awsv. johr a. "
CTRAw B0ARDs--so tons Straw Board, toT sale 9g
- PERSsE Il BROOKS,
iv2otfm No IS aud ~ Nsssau street
DOWELL ON THE ETE--Just published, Popular
Treatise on the EYE, Diseases, and their cure with
engr Wings rules for the selection Of speccle &c 8yo
price To be had the authors aud Of booksellers
generally
Ear from o'clock, at his Office 2s Broadway, Of
Warren street
Anifcisl Eyes ofsuperor quality recently imported
auto 30t-rc 80.
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Passengers Arrived.
NEW ORLEArs-Brg Tally Ho--Wm Hoffman J B Jack
son. Pellet. Pegg and son, WIN McMullen.
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COPIES WILL BEsENT BY MAIL FREE OF

DRIVATE Observation-Disclosures A. D. 1910
L FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF GU ACKERY-Th,
members of the New York College Of Medicine and Phama.
cy having devoted their during the six years
diseases private nature confidently promise to persons
requiring their services safe and without
injury the ccnstit confinement from business
PRIMARY CASES OF GONORkhQIA, or Syphilis
Weld their from four eight days. and the
aggravated in onehird Of the time usually taken
by general practl toner's. .
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA considered by
some edical ncurable successfully treated without
To hos. suffer- itomCONsTITUTIoNALD DEBILITY
prudence beneficial effects may be relied from
the treatment Of the College 49, .
'iNPO RTANT NOTICE-Persons suffering from any Of
the above complaints residing IL the country finding il in;
To- them chest ntning all medicines requisite errm
radical cure with full dire cons TO diet, SC by ing
their symptoms time Of and receive
elsewhere, if any aud enclosing ten dosrs post paid direct
ed 10 W. - XII HAhDSON, W ID,
Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
MAJ usire Ncx XotL
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CONCENTR ATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPAR1LLA
GENTIAN AND SASSAtRAS,.

TJNFF MED by the View fork CoIIege OF s"o
fhamac v established for the Suppression Of qnackery
This ened and highly concentrated exrac poisesshs h
the purifying qualities OF the above herbs
is conhdent recommended by the College as SUI sGr 20 ny
before me puDc anu may ot
led on rs certain remedy fo- all diseases arising nom All
impure Of the blood such as scrofula ad nm
nodes cutnne, NJ erpt ulceatsd sore throat or any ds
arising from he secondary Effects Oh Syph" OF an i
judiciou M rcufy =,
sold n single SG,.s Dozen bottles ~
Gases for W ,rded 70 all parts of the Union
Nh 4 verr iber Discount 10 wholesale purchasers
Office open from A. NJ 20 "; M, ,nao~ ~
D&W IS Nassau street, New York.
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ski hp Louisville, Capt. Aunt
Ship SARTELLE Captain Taylor.
Bark GENESEE Captain Mnot
Bark. Z; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig
The above ships all Of the first class, of light draft OF
water commanded by the experienced captains
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and every
attention paid the comfort and convenience Of the
Neither the captains owners of the above ships will be
sponsbe for ewe buo precious stones silver or plated
ware letters parcels packages by put
board Of them unless regular bills Of adng taken for the
same, and the value therein expressed.
For freight passage apply board Orleans wharf, foot
of Wall street, or +. X. COLLINS Sc South street.
Agent in New Orleans--John Woodruff Co., who will
PROMPTLY forward all goods O their address,
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.

OR the Of primary secondary syphilis,
yene ea ulcers, nodes lant produced by an
lndicou, use OF mercury, skiliu medc! treatment
All supectng veneea their system
consider himself safe after having the veneea disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly cee-
brated alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in hslfs dozen for
ST. carefully packed aud all 1.-THE Union
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jTVHt. MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
l. COMPANION, by A. NJ. Mauriceau, Professor of Dis

FuNHE MARRIED. WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION. By A. u. Manricea., Professor of Dis
here contained though of strictly intended for
he married. yet those contemplating marriage, it equally
important.
The various subjects treated Of in the married Wemans
Private Medical Companion with which
female either married contemplating marrisge, should
especially the great French discovery here
contained ignorance Of the existence of which the life OF
prudent from the dread Of prospect of
large family of children, from marrying.
To female afflicted with the various complaints arising
from soppage, eeulary, decline, retention Of the
menses invaluable Containing the causes symptoms
and the certain remedies for the removal Of her
plants.
mother who has regard for her health and welfare
we'll as that of her husband
The revelations contained pages have already proved
blessing thousands, Vulnerable letters will attest
II Of impossible convey fully public
Journal the subjects treated Of they Of
strictly intended for the married those contemplating
possessed Of knowledge whereby die suerings to
which wife, mother a be subject, be OBJ
COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FREEOF
POSTAGE.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Woman Pr
Medical Companiop will be sent free Of postage
part the United States All be (pos
fishing OFF e 1879 Liberty St, New York.
The married Woman's Private Medical Companion" is
sold by booksellers principal city the United States
Agents Philadelphia, Zeiber &Co New York. Burgess
snger; Albany, w c. Little Co; Boston, Redding CS;
St Louis, Nafs Cornish: Columbus John T. Blain Agent
for Central Ohio Richmond, Va C. f. Fisher All letters,
however. must he addressed as above. jv3i 30tsrc
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MI EDItAl. CAHD.-Df. MORRISON, 2Oq1 Fulton street,
Iva dsvotes his time to the OF private dscas-
years, enable him perform speedy and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ
and his claims their confidence perfect
charge. 20in Fulton near Greenwich.
NJ Is. Letters. paid. promptly attended to- ala 3"rc
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u ADiCAL CURE OF CORNS, without cutting or the
~ least pap-D s. shraco from 81 Petersburg Of Rus
STA has the honor the ladies' and gentlemen
ofNew and the public in that he under axes
completely ex6rae soft hard Coms Bunions, Nails and
other hard substance between the without
cutting by means Of Elixir of his invention The
alton IL performed in the Of few Minutes without the
least pain and the patient resume his dress and
ton with the satisfaction Of carrying the his
hand. Dr. 5. Chiropedist will give his attendance his
Office, 50 Chambers street, opposite the Park.
an fkrrc
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VELPtAU'S SPEC IFIC PILLS

II OR the radical OF gouohes gler seminal ennis
sons and all mocopuIulent discharges from the ureh
These Pills the result of the
pt Charlie in Par pronounced by their celebrated
enor Professor Velpeau nfsble remedy for ali
diseases of the urehra They effect in much shorter
time than any other remedy without tntng the b sh ds-
Price perb
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V1HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared BY tRe COLLEGE Of
l. Medicine ind Pharmacy Of the CITY Of New York il
confidently recommended for all Of deb ty produced by
remedy for impoetc stey, or baenness, uoess Deepen
ing on malforloation.
Single BIO ties 81 esch cases ia half dozen S.; carefully
packed, and sent u ell parts of the ITuion,
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First BOARD. Aug li-l0O heliing railroad 35s so G
rard bank, ls14; 10 Miaehill hh 60, g.
AFrER SALEs-3 Minehii kR 6yL; $4,000 Re sding RI
Bouds, 1915 1000 Teras Bouds gs 21s 10 Famers& Mech
81; 100 Stafo S. 10; l0O HesdI4 x f,n, 8 u.
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nR.GOOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
William streets hs. for tn. last fourteen years enjoyed
the in private any medical
in New York lie most aggravated cases Of
ts disease and mild cured two TO days STRIFE
he can cure the worst form Of structure from
debility brought by habit INDUCED py young
This when freely INDUCED in begen dyspepsia
reflect and society warranted ia every
case charge. No Mercury used
Post paid letters Containing 50 for advice attended
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The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
$4,000 bales; exports 9,0O0 taken by spnners 5000;
taken speculation, 3,0O0 stock in city, 10000;
amount sale, 10000 bales The closing quotations
in this market were follows
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Az PRIVATE SALE.

A tract of 500 acres OF Land, in Clare
mont county in Sumter District, about ha.i
way between S.ate5urg and B;a,l!ord Spr ,gs,
situated in part on the southarn decliyity
OF one of the spurs of the High Hills of
Santee, and embracing several hundred acres
of the LEVEL LANDS Immediately adj
joining the Hills. This tract is admirably
situated for HEALTHY RESIDENCE;
1ai tor a Cotton plantation; possessing a
StYerior SCITE for Residence on the
Hills, with delightful springs of water; and
level land OF superior qualify Immediately
adjoining. Its healthness has been tes.e a
long time: having for many years been the
retreat Of the late venerable Capt. Reuben
Long. a desirable portion of this land has
formerly been cleared and planted; but much
OF it is fast growing up into Forest. RHain-
and the Buildings and Fences are entirely
out Of repair. Terms accomln,riatiug
The Purchaser to pay for ali necessary
papers. Apply TO the subsc,aer 1t Santnt.
vile, So. Ca s5s IS
w. E. RICHAR. i 10
'soart%sss ~ Nv
22nl Nov. 1872. 4 q
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AT PRIVATE SALE
Eighteen Negroes, for Cash
or Credit.
on Credit.

4 man and bis wife, both aged; the man 4
JobD'nS carpenter; the woman hoMse-scr-
want.
agel woman, good cook and house Ser
want.
lyoung man, about %, tolerablc car
penter.
l man about 3j, primo WAGNER, axe hand,
ploughaan and all kinds OF plantation work.
a woman about 81, accustomed to tho
house AMI field, with her two ,ia!e children,
one 7 and the other D years OF age; both
very likely.
A family of 10 Negroes The father and
mother about 35 and 81 years old; both very
prime tiell hands; anl their 3 children; 4 OF
whom work in tho field, ana rnto asa Task
Hands; and their four younger children; he
children are 6 girls and boys. The pavons
and children, are all remarkably likely, and
arc deemed most valuable family ol Ne
grocs. Purchasers TO pay for necessary pa
pcrs.
Apply to the subscriber at Sumtcrvillc, s.
G. w. E. RICHARDSON,
Agent 10 Sell.
10Th Nov. 1917. 1 ..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST

s5E IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel ]. Young g. Cosvs., Mendal Smith.
Whereas Mendal Smith,. who is in The Gus
tody OF the sheriff of Sumter District by vr-
tue of a surrender by hisSbail in the above
stated case, has filed in my Office his petition,
praying for The benefit of the Act OF the Gem
cral Assembly for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors, together with schedule OF his Es-
tate and effects: Y.
Notice is hereby given, to the said Samuel
J. Young s. Co, and al other creditors OF the
said Mendal Smith to be and appear before
the associate Judges of the said State at the
Court of Common Pleas iorSumter District,
to be held on.the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next. to slcw cause, if any
they can why The estate and effects OF the
said Mendal Smith should 10, be assigned
ana he DO discharged according to the provis-
ions of the Act of the General Assembly for
the relief of lnsolvent Debtors.
J. D. JONES, c. C. c. p.
Clerks office, Sum- Dist. }
Dec. 13,h, IS47. {7 3m
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The Clarellslo I'm ! Ee esai:sae
81 AsC 1sIl EI, Is 4

VYy I,
The Trustees having procured the services
ot Mr.. EDMUND b. BACON, and Miss ItLIaA a.
PARKER, will open d fTSii MALE ACADEMY
in; the; Sand Hills in Glars aion, SnmtersSD Dis-
trict, s. ca On the 18th dary. l84 3,
The Trustees feel great confidence in re-
ccnlrnending this institution to the public, be-
lieyings that Young Ladieswill here be:t thor
SgaRhly instructed in all the branches of an
English education, as we'll as the polite de-.
'Sportmehtat of Music, Painting and Modsrn'
Languages. This confidence arises fnhin the
fact that Mr.. Bacon has had twenty Years;
successful experience in teaching Music, aud
MissParker many years experience in q pubs
lie school in Philadelphia, and comes from that
city with an established reputation
The Academy is situated in the Sand Hills,
in the immediate vicinity Of Episcopal and
Methodist Churches, and within telIniles Of
the Camden Rail Road.
There will be an annual vacation from the
10th November to tho 10Th OF January.
Ies'n,s2sel' session q 5 months.
Board and Tuition, washing, fire and q,
Reading Writing, Grammar, Geo
graphN History, Arithmetic, Maih- u
ematics, Moral ndNaturai Phio. ssy,
sophy, Chemistry and Botany, 30 %
Drawing and Painting, Is 90
French or Italian, 1o 90
Music.
Organ, Harp 81, Piano, 30 90
Guitar, istsp 90 90
Am',sc lesson will be given to eatl, ,Hcl,ol-
ar daily.
JollN L MASNING,
DAVID II. p. Du BOSE,
RrcuApnSnN e. I2ycu,RDSoS
JUN1us J. BELsER, '9A'. 90.
Alb, BRA1LsFosD, @
ARTHUR WIGFALL. ~ tta5'
Dec. Is, Z 4w
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

sPM. II. l1HM aus. 4. Hum, Admir-.
Whereas VIM. H. Hunt, who is in the
custody Of the sheriff of Sumter District, by
virtue OF surrender by his bail, in the above
stated case, has fled in my office his petition
praying for the benefit Of the Act OF the ii4a-
cral Assembly for the relief OF Insolycn
Debtors, together with schedule OF his es.
tate and ofects:
Notice is, hereby given, tothe saii c. Hunt
.Atlmr., and all other creditors OF tho said w.
III Hunt, to be and appear before the asso-
cute Judges of the said State, at the Court
0t Common Pleas for Sumter District, 10 be
held OH the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, to sh,w cansc, if any
thny can, why the estate and ELECTS OF the
sad w. H. Hunt, should not be assigned and
n. be discharged according to the provisions
OF the Act Of the General Assembly for the
relief of ,Insolvent Debtors.
J. D. JONES, c. c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist
Dec. 18th, l847. 81 3n
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From ihs iaoia,sa ailg fasss d l,iay 90.
yYIsTARss BAIsAds OF SVfIp5 aIssRsRy. =

From the fases es Dag 20
3sS IsTAsss BALsAa OF ViIp CHsRR Y! !.s4 4
o would advise our readers who are la.
boring Under an atfss stion 9of the fuDgs, 10
make immedste.tsis sisl 81 this .rul y excailent
,nedciue. Ths most elisent and srespeD.
tatie families el qSs hsys adopted ii; as
Rspessd te cous lios Dasl5 J ha saused Il,
speak in. tho !.,;ghosl Ter oi as eticacy.
i; Scores oil ilsliYidnals haEa abeati cured Of
SAsthma the carl stpggsss of consumption,
Bleeding of the Lungs Obstinate coughs etc.
ysthis Balsam, alter hope had well nigh
yielded todespair. We say this in all canio'r:.
tits indeed n melancn holly truth that thou
sands fall victims to consnmption every year,
from no other cause than neglected. colds
yet we find huldreds,s and thousands, !, who
treat such complaints; with the greatest In
difference, and let them run on for weeks,
and even months, without thinking Of tho
danger.
None genuine, unless signed T. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in} Sumterville, by
DR.. J: I. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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| SCHOOL, a sB lARDING.'

The subscriber expects to continue HE
School ut his residence near this Village tho
ensuing year--to commence the second Mon
day m.J January and ending the first day OF
December. The school year, which will
consist Of Ten Month will bo' divided into
Two sessions OF five months each, with an
intermediate vacation Of a week Or two
Terms for Elementary Branches as far as;
to first lessons in Arithmetic Ss per session;
For remaining English Branches and Latin
and Greek Languages, 8 10 per session. sa
English Composition and Dec clamation shall,
receive as ,unremtted an attention, as alie is
abe to give. Y. ss;.;s II sfs.
Having enlarged his house, he ID prepared
TO take, as many as eight OF; ten board
the following terms: $50 per sci easion boaartl-:
ing al. thu time and having the washing DONE,
S35 per session, boarding from Monday.
morning to Friday evening" and having the
washing dor.@ atIhome. Boys from twelve To-
sixteen years Of age, hyould be preferred, as
they could walk to church; but Swe wilI not
object to girls. A. Ssss
. w. G. D BARRETT.s
Sumteryille, Dec. r lSdS - Z, - -, .3tssi;A
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

\ very desirable Dwelling House, AMI Lot
of about 2 acres of Land in Sumtcrvillc,
nearly opposite to the Baptist Church, and
adjoining the lot of Maj VIM. Haynswor,h
and Mrs. G. Bossard. Tho Dwelling House
is one story house, with Rooms, or which
3have fire places, and are all ceiled; all ne
cessary out-houses are on the lot, Well OF
gool water, and abundance of shade trees.
The House is at present furnished; and nh
the Household and Kitchen furniture, and
the necessary articles to house keeper in
the out-houses; will be sold together with
the House ana Lot, if desirable to the pur
chaser.
Terms accommodating.
Purchaser to pay for necessary papers
Apply to the subscriber at Sumtervillc,
s. G. w. L. RICHARDSON,
Agent to Sell.
22nd Nov. 1867. d 81
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GOODS! GOODsIII

! have just received and am now on opening
avery large assortment of every description
Of Goods, comprising Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery. s id lery, Crockery,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmings,
Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Bonnets,
Ieady-Inade clothing, Cooper's ware and
Carron ware, and a variety Of other articles
not 70 be found in any other store in the place.
The subscriber having laid in his Fall etock
with view to the, purchase Of Cotton during.
the Business season, would respectfully call
tho attention of the Public to the same. He
will give the highest market price for cotton
or othcr country produce in Cash or Rarfer.
A.. j. NOSES.
Sumterville, Oct Is, 1S47. It