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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania, Medical Depart-
u mcnt, Session OF ls4s-'40.-The medical lectures
will commence Monday, the 10th day of October and
be delivered under the following arrangement,
Theory and practice of medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man. M. ID.
Anatomy by William Il. Homer, M. ID.
Macria Medca and Pharmacy, by George b. Wood,
M. ID.
Chemistry, by james b. Rogers, M. ID.
Surgery by William Gibson, NJ d.
Obstetrics, and the diseases of women and children, by
Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ. ID.
Institutes of medicine by Samuel jackson, nj, ID.
Clinical instruction. at the Pennsylvania Hospital, by
George b. Wood M. d., medicine, and George w Nor
rs, Nj d., surgery, twice a week
Demonstrave instruction in medicine and surgery twice
week, by the Professors of the Medical Faculty, assisted
by w, w. Gerhard, M d., and Henry H. Smith, M. d.
Preliminary lectures will be delivered daily from the I'd
to the I4h OF October, inclusive.
The for practical anatomy will be open from Oc-
obcr LIST to the end OF March ensuing John Nei NJ d.,
demonstration.
Amount Of fees for lectures in the University $lO5
Matriculating fee (pad once only
Hospital fee 10
Practical anatomy 10
Graduating fee 30
The commencement will take place early in April.
w. L. HORNER, M d.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty
1856 Chestnut street. above Thirteenth, opposite the u S.
Mint, Philadelphia.
July 27--3taWtl6Oct
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LAVE just received, of the latest mpoations splen-
IL did of fashionable fall and winter goods,
consisting French and English cloths, cassimees and
which they will make up order, in their
CANT style, low goods OF similar quality can be
bought in this any of the northern cities
Also received and for sale at very moderate prices gen
dement's silk, Merno and cotton shirts and drawers, hne
muslin Shirts suspenders gloves, cravas handkercheis,
stocks, umbrellas, hosiery NC.
Ourriends and the public respectfully invited TO give
ns a call Oct 3-3aw3wf
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

1hs ei upea IL
payment Of the subscription be nads In aAvaac&
Distant ubscrbsn may svsrd nessy BY iass ~ psass
which will be paid by and al sk By ourselves
safe transmission ....r. ..-.a.,.r-r. -l
The COUNTRY PAPER publshsd try weekly dussnx the
.,ous Of Congress- and ssmiwsehy during recess.
period nss than
terms props tionsd the above annual rates.
a PosTMAsTERs autAsrsed to act - sgssA go By
do~ n, y,,. with snclsssd SEMI
WEEKLY suesobsrs wsA ~ snslossdi Ave WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed will b. entitled to cspy
edition as they furnish suhscsibsvS Tor, srssss M
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LNOR RENT--The upper or dwelling part of that large
L. building situated the OF 7th street west and
Pennsylvania avenue and the of Shuser " Co.
Hall Bother at present occupied by Mrs.
Mccormick as boarding house The house contains TWEEN
~ good rooms GALL but three fronting 7t street and the
venue) kitchen and cellar with large wood-house and
yard aaehed-a in good repair. The comfort and con-
Yenence of the house, the valuable and central location
md the low rent make of desirable board
houses to be had in the city Posse given the
LIST day of October next. For terms, apply
ANNE H. DERMOTT,
Aug 24-eodn Residing in the house
+ OANs NEGOTIATED.-Appy to
II August 30 J, SHAW.
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We have handsome article of gentcmens sewed, calf,
double soed and light boots for rs
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
weEassorted stocks of heavy bogans. We
fden if they will only give us CALL they will not regr
the time spent in looking our stock If want a
good and cheap article, please you Be particular
in calling at A. HOOVER SONS,
Oppo Browns Hotel 2doors from b. L. Jackso q Bros.
Oct 7-3tnW3W
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IL avenue, between A and 9th streets, respectfully invite
the cuar their friends and the
public large and weseected stock OF fall and win
goods just received OF the latest and most fashionable
STYLES of cloths, cassneres vesngs NC, making their
sortmen this time, including general and handsome
variety of articles Tor gentemen's wear very complete
All who therefore in pursuit OF good articles at mod
crate prices will do well TO give us a call
Semi -3au 3W
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MRS. DARLINGTON, formerly OF Richmond, Va,
M having the invitation Of the trustees taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present it's claims to her former friends and
them from ntrusing their daughters TO her Mrs G. has
found Louisville than she led expect and the
people Jealous in the of education and she humby
trusts that the institution she is assisting to found may be-
come blessing to the community for years to
The healihness of the city, and the eaness of
it from the south and southwest indicate it the very
place for school OF high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place 1t beside the best in
the Union
Mrs. Darlington will receive limited number of board
crs, who will be daughters in her family
Sept 30-C3m
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LavrcnccyiIle Classical and Commercial High school,
Befween Trenton and Princeton, Ne,c Jersey
TNHIS institution is still in successful operation under the
i OF the subscribers. The course OF instruction is
thorough and Boys prepared for amy class
college for life. board OF experienced
instructors employed Teacher and pupils constitute
household believed that the advantages are equal
those OF any similar institution.
The OF $500 all expenses, save music, draw
ing and modern languages sf -,
Gen. r. Jones' Gen Henderson, b. o. fayloe, esq, Rev
r. h. Gurley, Washington David English, esq George
town Hon W. L. DAYTON, Chief Justice Green, Trenton,
New Jersey, s. Bisphan,, esq, Philadelphia; Valentine
Mott, M D., New YORK. John Ross Cherokee Nation
Catalogues Obtained on application to
LA III. Il S. NJ HAMILL, Principals,
Oct 7-w3* Lawrencevic, N. j.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.-The subscribers have lust
received complete assortment of the following arti-
Giles, viz,
1914, ia. and l2.4 linen sheetings
IA, 8.4, 81, and 1914 damask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towelinss ofevery description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts, blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials, styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also, daily expected, per New York packet, importan
additions present stock of Brussels tapestry and in
grain carpcngs printed drugge &C.; all of which
will be offered very low for cash, pnncua dealers
Sept. 30--2w r. III. HOOE " co.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endoing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass A, for 1873
To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday, October %
nndet the eTntendence OF comm toner's.
rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
J. W. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
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]. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.

PRICE rcxETs-Wholes, $50 halves, $40; quarters,
So; eghths, W So
Certificates of packages in Ais splendid lottery be
had as follows
certificate of package of Is whole tickets, S27O 90
Do do rs half do 1876 90
Do do rs quarter do 67 80
Do do rs eighth do 33 rs
The holder OF certificate of package of wholes is
titled 10 all 1921 net that may be drawn by the
twenty tickets named therein. Certificates OF halves
quarters, and eighths in proportion.
This scheme OF the most splendid ever drawn in
abe United Sates and is we'll worthy of the attention of
adventures.
Orders tickets and shares and certificates packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
attention, and account of the drawing will be
medately after il is over tqkall who order from
Address jig G. MAURY, Agents,
Aug 27-dNcif Alexandria Virginia
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Wholos S2O-Hayes $l0--Qaarters $5-Eighths 81 80.
Certificates of packages this splendid lottery can be
had rs lollowsi
certificate package of 70 whole tickets $270 90
Do do rs half do lbs 90
Do do 26 quarter do 81 80
Do do rs eighIhs do a3 70
The holder of certificate of package of wholes is emit.
ed 10 all over 22l that may be drawn by twenty
six tickets named therein Certificates OF halves, quarters,
and eighths in proportion.
This scheme is one of The splendid ever drawn in
the United States, and is well worthy of the ad-
Orders for tickets and and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the prom
attention. and official of The drawing will be
sent Immediately after it is over, all who order from
us Address, j. IL G. MAURY,
Sep l7-d&cwif Agents, Alexandria, Va.
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The Mammoth Lottery,
500, OOO-s4O, OOO-sS5 ,OOO-2O, 600!
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
FoR KNOWING ACADEMY
Glass A. for 1873 to be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on
Saturday, October %, 1913, under the superintendent
OF commissioners.
rs number lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LIME.


through ny Mail Train from Warrington via Alex.
andria, to Frederfclsburu. Rlchnaond and Peter,
burg, Virginia. ff-
Inc Undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mehs with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be
.weeh me above named places, prepared undcr
~ me name and style OF ROGERS, DARRACOTT IL AL
hN 10 receive every description of light goods, and for
"M ara the same Gas above stately reasonable terms
we rust by giving our personal attention the bust
70 mees WIN encouragement and friends
faction - r' ~ $3.50 H
All light articles such as parcels and packages, which
may be consigned to care will be delivered rec OF
carriage and merchandise other articles which nav be
ooheayy tor the mail train will have partcu ar care
by the freight train. ~
". ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan,
B. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain r. r. a. p r. r
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent
Richmond, Va, May 1, ISl1, MayI-df
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SHOES Shoes, shoesI-A. HOOVER Il SON have
hand of the largest and best assorted stocks
of boots and shoes offered in this MARKET which
they would respectfully call the attention of their
and the public, comprising every variety quality, and
for ladies' misses children boys, youths, and
servants. We enumerate, in part
Ladies' CATERS, hagaers, and gaiter shoes, of every
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[ vVO common letter paper, ruiod, 81 81 per ream ;
~ good common tooscap ruled, 81 Sc per infe-
no, duaifies OF each at lower prices. JUST received
ootlo F. TAYLOR.
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CNPLENDID Fall and Winter GoOds.-The subscribers
- daily receiving full and general assortment
of the elegant French English and India fancy goods
we'll the complete stock OF staple and useful
tices before offered to their friends having taken
than usual in making their selections from the most
recent imporations of New York and Philadelphia. In
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NTONOTONICAL SPELLIN0 BODK--A new edition
Av1 just issued, and this day received by
Sept 10. r. TAYLOR.
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rs pieces of fancy Silks new styles
rs do French cash d'Ecosse, very rich
so do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhnes silks
~ do do plain and striped Pekn silks
10 do real French mernos, every shade
do damask satin de chine entirely
do broche Paris alcyones also entirely
do satin ped tyrienne, do
30 do styles monsselines de laine
Is do high coorcd polka muslins
do Al rich coored vevets, for visites, &c.
80 do white and cotored Grape shawls, very cheap
Together with general assortment of every article
line. p. H. HOOE IL Co
Sept. 26--d2wif
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bers of the Mississippi legislature and his letter to Gen.
Gaines
for he told the same committee that che was for inden
nity certain and that territorial and his letter TO Gen
Gaines he went for extension to the Sierra Madre, en-
bracing Mexican States
What he was upon the Proviso, they were to guess.
Upon this most exciting, earnest and absorbing topic Of
the election he and is silent AT the North
his oracle responded yes, the South it answered no.
Now, this point, it not to be expected that the
conscience whgs who, believing that the wing party
sincere in their denuncations of southern slave
dea could pursue any other than to the
wing party and resolve not to support General Taylor at
all hazards
But the leaders, and those who had this after
abolition votes upon paper only intending TO use them to
put down the democratic party when came to this eaue
owed to themselves and their country honorable
cantaton and manly opposition Wen. them
DO the hig party of Massachusetts put Mewss1uss p-
platform tohere the North and South can ssnd TO-
gether IN his Union? as ~ s4fa..
If whgery prevails in the Union, Massachusetts whies
will be at the head of it. M s i-pss.. ..f i4l .,
Now the fatal objection to the free soil party H. that
il is emnently sectional, and succeed but amidst
the ruins of the Union and the constitution. N
1t resolves all political action into single idea and
makes the agitation Of saury The main bssssss Of Con-
The democracy of the North have always, - body.
withstood this influence but the federal or the wing
party has always taken advantage Of it. We had ather
be minority State party belonging to the Union, haa in
But we did hope, that when the wings Of Msssachu-
ses took up southern savehoder and relied on s0uth
ern wings 10 hep elect him, should hear NO more
IRON them OF this cant OF the slave power!
we have been disappointed, bu! not surprised Inc
Worcester, in September, with Zachary Taylor and hi:
three hundred slaves in the foreground havs assumed
that the school people Of this CommcawsalA must
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sys |l
~ natlyitS "a os,STsds 81
name; and 'tha Mn ifjn6 tIhen, 9iiasol
i her boson, shes feels spTide so Is tl,ss.s
who can look upon her cons MI thpnf 4 abi,fIiI.s
st l2esolped, That IS commit eo of Sba.
appointed % repaiE she city of Cbasfeston
20 meet the ptnpanyson Sifss arrival
high j eaiIaIs,v ssd jSss S. az 81
know sdgment cf The obi stisn wbich his due
them for their noble bearing during tl,o ryaS.
lsssclved, That aS committee of s8e IS
appointed 10 make suitable arrangements for
public dinner 10 be given It SuInteryille 10
Company "A. Of the Palmetto Regiment: a. &
time to. .be hereafter desian IS
The following gentls lsmen were aprointad
the committee under the Sd sRcs0lr III. 70
Hon. F.sJ.; Moses, Dr. Js B yVithsTsnoonr,.
Col q. Ragin, r. j. Manning; Il. II Din.
kIns, !. -. Sumter, DR.. Robt q zuidrow, Col.
Wm. Nettles, Nm, Il. Dixon, Dr. IL me-.
lett, d. ID Anderson; &c. M. Z. Davis. ID. mi.
Crane, i. a. DYSON, Col. sJno. E. Mnldruw.
Mai. PHI. Nelson. 49,
On motion the Chairman was permitted 10
nominate the committee Of 40 at hiv ,Ieisnrc
with power to increase it to 80.
s. On motion. sesolred, That the proceed.
lngs q the meeting be published Ia the Sum.
fer Banner and the Caarlesion papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned. &
ORLANDO S.SREES, Chin S.
- =. M.IApAMs, SEC
July ., 1846, .5
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PUBLIC MEETING.
WELCOME TO THE PALMETTO
REGIMENT.

Pursuant to public notice. the citizens Of
Sumter District convened in the Court
House at l2 o'clock this day, to express
their high appreciation Of the conduct of their
gallant sons, and to make necessary arrange
ments for the welcome Of their own compa-
ny to their native home.
On motion of COL WIN. NErrLEs, the
meeting was organized by calling Coz. OR-
LANno s. RsEs to the chair, and F. NJ. Ap-
ANS ESQ, was nominated az Secretary.
The HoN. r. ]. Moses then rose. and.
after few spirited remarks in his usual elo.
quent manner, in reference to the object Of
the meeting. effbred the following Pream,
BILE and Resolutions. which were unani-
mously adopted.
Whereas, The citizens of Sumter District,
have in common with the whole people Of
the State. received with feelings OF no ordi-
nary. qualification. the glad intelligence of the
expected arrival Of the Palmetto Regiment
from tho Mexican war. covered with glory
that has shed additional lustFe on the honored
name OF Carolina.-vAnd whereas sp express
sion of the JOY we experience in again re-
celviDg our gallant sons, 10 as becoming to
ourselves, as due to those who hays gaore
than redeemed every pledge which South
Carolina made. when she sent them forth 10
battle for our common couatry: And whore.
as in that heroic band the District of Sumter
furnished her Company of citizen soldiers,
who after displaying ON ths field deads of he's
rosm worthy of veterans, are about repairing
to their native soil again to assume the won't
od and uar rol l,ksne oc Cs.ys1 t;fo
l. RcsolUed. That we hail the return Of
the Palmetto Regiment with joy and graft
fication dmmed only by recollection OF the
loss we have sustained in the death of many
brave son, who yielded his life on the altar Of
his country, defending its valued rights-that
we will never fail to hold in dearest estima-
ton the virtues, the bravery and patriotism Of
those who were not permitted to be spared.
to receive In peTson the homage we will ac-
cord TO their memories. IN "a
g Resolred, That the District of Sumter
experiencesan inexpressible delight in well
coming to the son Of the "Old Game Geek.
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SUMTER VOLUNTEERS.

No news has lately been received Of the
Sumter Volunteers. Their arrival Is not
mentioned among the seven companies At
Mobile, though they were expected SHORTLY.
The Palmetto Regiment was expected to
leave that city on the 2nd or ssd instant
We are, in hopes that their orders will allow
them to pass the 4th in Mobile, to enjoy the
hospitalites of that city, and that they may
yet be transported home by water, as was
originally desired. They will be disbanded
at Fort Moultrie.
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lFor Ms Sumter Ha,i,cfsT.
STATEBURG JUNE "a sit

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sapds Of dollars d ,ia suidows ai,d d e,phsn,..
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THE WEATHER.

During this season, there have been re-
peated rains in this District, which have done
much damage to the corn and some to the
cotton. Nolentrains, Of greater Or leys du-
ration, arecommon in tho afternoon. The
weather is hot though changeable, and the
sky very fequeutly presents a threatening
and lowering appearance.
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TEMPERANCE NoTICE.

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
Tho next regular meeting of the Lodibar
T. A. Society, will be held OF Lodibr, on
Saturday, the Goth July next at 1l:o'clock,
A. NJ. Grafton by Mr.. RoBr. E. WHEELrn.
T. B. FRAsER, Esq, vii! also deliver an
address: The public are invited.
ALEX. WATTS, Scc'y
June 9th, 1913.
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AGENTS FOR THE BANNER. i
Messrs. WHIrE, & Co. SumteTville, s. G..
r. w. PEsuEs, ESQ, Camden, 8. C..

1The Physicians of Sumter District are
requested to meet at tho Court House on the
l7th day of July, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the proceedings Of the
Medical Convention held in Charleston. in
February last; and for the purpose Of organ
izing Branch Society of the South Caroli-
ma Medical Association. :5st5;
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THE COLUMBIA TELEGRAPH.

This interesting and spirited paper has
come under the editorial management Of tAi..
EDWIN De LEON, gentleman who is COM
plimented by his brother editors as one in
every way suited for the occupation, and who
is known to be an able writer. He has been
for some time past editor of "7he Savannah
Rept.blican",a ia whig paper.