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Vel. IL. nRrs Was an faff gneElaont
ssksd The atileE day. 60 ~ aRFEFF-
uane hat 1 eouli nndeHlana ] zskes
ahsl wsTe az. cass's sisws on he sub
lei ~ lcernai imPnFsmrnta
ME. HANNEGAk. MA, az GeR.
Taxlafs views On tai sUiaerSa
81. MANGUM. Gen. rsylnr Wils
have hat suhiecl 70 he pillpm and sonpi
aiseretl0n % congrrAs. prnpounded Ne
ialsn0gaaoEy he oihrr aay % lhs Ssas2los
inm Miszissippi. Nhzl wauld fsen. Cas-
d Eiih lie river snd hsrh0r bill ! ] sup
pose Dir. cass : III Qniie diemma. 4
brlieye he has unilornly Eoled loE ri nc
inlrrnal improvement bills. II an %
snOr beg his friends . seHesi ne. lie
certainly voted Co TIA, hsflsnr BIZ shlrh
n,sl ar. POlk's gelo. Bot Ihra he YES
Iree-he Vas not II rsains-he bad CO.
yolnDiarily assnmrd The isiisTs II The Bal
linnaIs platform. What would he d. now
with illal bill: nr, ralhrr. what could he
Do, In the platform iaa nc l"Aoyins
canon:
- That Ihs constitution DOES nOs c0afsr On he
General Government The power 10 commsnrs and
cary "a = general ysisn q internal Improve
H,enis-"
This. Ike the rect Of that inimiishls
platform. is quite general and indeinl's
enough: but. unfortunately for MF. Cass'
Mr. Polk. who gave in his adhesion ID
this article, has given bis exrosHl"not I
hy veioing tie harbor bill that Mr.. cas'
yoled Cor. Notwithstanding gTeal and eS'
iersire rlAmor against Mr.. Polk's seto
The Baltimore CONVENTION resdopied TIN
canon. and approved BY resolution Mr.
Pelk's condnri. Mr.. csss has given "a
his adhesion i0 this creed and now Eha
can he do 1. Of eourse. IN like case. 81
aelly what Mr.. Polk dill. trust this u
not case where Mr.. Cass, by virtue o
his former yoIes, is TO stand in the AnSil
and on the lakes rs an internal improve
ment man. aud in the South. particularly
10 The Ancient Dominion. as strait laees
'9s and 90 man-out and ont against al
internal Improvements BY the Genera
Government. In decenry ] feel bound 4
suppose that Mr.. Cass will adhere TO ihI
principles ofIhe platform; and. " here the.
are litlle Delphic. that coiemporaneou
exposilions will he his guides. So. IL Ihi
"wave Of opinion" is hard fr"zrn. an
shall never lllaw under the sun Of popu
larily or The wooings of soft brerzes, CON
ing up the grea, Mississippi and its ri
bniaries. We may set down Mr.. cass q
against river and lake hlrbor improve
menls.
ITO be concluded next week.
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Correspondence Of the New YORK Express.
Washington, July 10. -
Important Testimony-Lewis Cass
and Henry A. Wise.

Henry A. Wise, who IS Zeal0nsly en-
gagged in the support Of Lewis Cass for
the next President, and ylio is one Of the
Cass Eieriors for the state OF Virginia,
was one of the must conspicuous mem.
beers Of the tweniy.Iourth Congress.
Volume 3. Report 1914. page S, con-
tains the following testimony of Henry A.
Wise. given on Friday, January ~. 1887,
10 o'clock A. NJ, in answer to the FOL,
lowing oath: .@a.
You do solemnly swear thai thy evi.
lence ynu shall give ,oucbing tie suh.
ierts Of investigation Of this Committee
sI,aII be the truth, The whole truth. and
nothing bu, the truth. so help you God"
EXAMINATION OF Mr.. WISE.
IN the presence Of Messrs. Campbell
IIannegan. Mann, Muhlenbprg, Similar
Harkr, and Pearce.
! Question by Mr.. Mann 10 Mr.. Wise /:
| Do you Of your own knowledge know
Of any act by either Of the heads Of the
/ Executive Department, which is either cor
rupt, or yiolailgn Of their official duliesi
To which Mr.. Wise answered as fol
lows:
u believe that Lewis Cass. Secretary
Of War. was engaged in specializing in the
! public lands whilst Secretary of War
that he made exorhitant allowances ID
favourites; paid one for SERVICES nevsI
performed; another, after lie had full
knowIedge that favorite had forged hi,
official signature; permitted commission,
: under him 10 he ante.dated. and has or
dered a treasury wsran, TO be paid I,
TIE assignee Of disbursing officer. win
had ga,nbled It away after il had beel
protested by deposile hank. and wa
countermandsd by The Secretary OF III
Treasury; and 10 have been gail,y Of sc
veral other acts Of violation Of duty"
y II Henry 4. Wise OF 1887 does nc
answer Henry 4, Wise Of lsts, AMI h
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The Washington Union says,


"The main, indeed the only principle in j,
(Gen. Tayloris platiorm) il this: That the TIE.
sident ought TO follow IN the wake Of Congress
that he ought to register their edieis"
Admitting this to be so, is il not better
that he should register lis edicls, than that
Congress should register ms! lie is hui
one man. and elected for four years-Con.
grrss is composed Of nearly three hum
drei-coming from every section of the
Union, and elected every two years. II
one or the olber must register the edicls
Of the other, il seems 10 US that il would
be little more Republican, even Demo.
cratic, for the immediate Representative
Of the people TO govern, than FOR one man
far removed from them and almost ire
sponsible. Blu, We are aware that The
sell-slyled Democrats have different no
lion. Ever since Gen. Jackson's time
il has bern u cardinal doctrine with them
that one man can govern better Than ,hC
People or .heir Representatives. We sc,
The practical results of this doctrine in III,
late war with Mexico-which the Piesi
llrg, originated. We shall feel j, befqr,
we have paid The debt and settled the per
picking questions which TIA, war has ere
aIed. Richmond Wig
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Battle bet.reen Insurgents and Che Government
troops In,urgenfs sueoes.fuL
New Orleans. July %.


troops n,urgenis sueces.fuL
<~ New Orleans. July %.
An arrival from Mexiro brings US three
DAYS later intelligence. The dates from
the Capital are To Tie / lth inst. s
An engagement had taken place be-
tween the government troops. commanded
by Bnstamcn,e, aud the insurgents, under
the cad Of Paroles. III whirh the former
was routed. The loss oi Parcdes is stated
al % killed, and 60 wounded. Jarauta Is
said 10 he among The severely wounded.
and probably MORALLY so.
The rnads throughout the whole 81
Nexlco. are slated 10 he infested with rob-
beers. who yefc plandering all thai came
in their way, 49,
AnoIher arrival bringing two days later
intelligence, confirms positively the above
intelligence Of the success 81 the insut.
gents. and announces that they will pro.
bahly oyertprn the government, and drl,e
Herrera from power aud dissolve the cx'
lsiing auihorihrs.
Busiamenle i is sai, lost 6ve hundred
men ln the conflict that had taken place
Four thousand bales Cotton sud III
New Orleans. and The market ACTIVE.
! Prices not named.
New Orleans, July p.
The inhabiiants of Yucatan have been
sneeessful in several engagements WI"
the Indians. The Indians. having spii'r,,
ed severely in killed and wonng!ifd' Ia"
in every Ease retired tlissopklea.
/ The Cotton market a, New.orlean,,
was more animated. and the demand
brisk. 'rwo thousand bales s"ld-m'd'
ling bringing from So tc st.
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The Beauty of Consistency. -Th,

parry appears 10 he befure every thing
We have read column upon column Of
the must fulsome natlery Of Martin Van
Buren, in the pages of our contemporary.
The Ex.Presidem was held up 10 the
Democratic world as q very model. But
lie has yeniured 10 take an independent
stand - cannot, in conscience, support
Lewis Cas-; and hence all his great scr.
vices 10 the nation and The party are IN a
moment forgoiien-he is sligmaiized a
an aposiaie, and the rank and file are CALI
ed upon TO shske him OF, ~ the ,lew.,lrop
on The hons name. Very fair words
hut in this case they are rather bomhasiic.
The Barnburners happen 10 be the lion
and Lewis Cass The dew.drop. They
have determined 10 shake him %, and
unless We greatly mistake. they possess
abundant power. MAJ. ItftKgtnotr.
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There's q Han in There Every one
rapahls az rrlishing ; god ihiag must e.
Dasi.,e he MI displayed IN he following
iair I'D Which ne end 6Oaiing IN one u
our srrhsases fran some unknown cor
Eespnpdeai
sThe GLOWING % part az long sea-
Ienee from be Leading editorial oi Syn
DAYS :. union:"
.Old Zark. II President. Wi. aslns
Ike Mae:yels chess player. andrr ne IN
Ruencs Of Wing cords. pulieys. aud -
eFel machinery. give his anlomalon sp
prnral 90 the measures" &c.
- remember. Messs. Ediinr. vii
Messing an exhibition 81 Maelzel's elArss
player. II New York. when Il was hrs
prnJuerd. aud Was exciting much alien
lion. The room was well filed. AMI a
he game proceeded various opinlons ven
expressed, in snbdurd tones. ~ 70 ihl
means by which nation ald lIlelligenr'
were communicated ~ the = rnunifrisl
presrnlmenf' Of a Turk. The genera
opinion was ~ FAVOR ~ sfofuss puilel
aud secret machinery - bul near ne "a
plainly dressed young msn. erideaill
from The country. and as evidently rhrs
player and a skeplie. tie watched IN
i. game allenlively. until il terminated. a
usual, triumphaRlly Coz The snlonaIon
lie then seised his ha,, and. As he Fa-
up TO depart. turned To the company an
exclaimed aloud. There j. a Han q
ihtIs!" much 10 lhe ehagrin and h"TIo
of The exhibitor. His conjecture prove
10 be well founded; cor il was allervaF
well known that there was . map -
there" Now Mrssp. Editors, do 20
mol think that The facelious ediipr ct ih
Union. who is 50 anxious 10 rahibi, "Ol
Zack." as an putnmalon controlled b
..cords. rnlleys. and secret msrhineSy,
will he likely TO find oul ., the end Of III
Presidential game. lhs, TnEEE Is a IA
IN THERE! lam quite sure he WILL"
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amr, A. Wlss a ist0 DE nraIl A.
Wu,s q Isls. tlsn t,Fls . % ia"sF -
rrsOanse. AiarT De eKWari. nhe my
s,T. -oal a leins eun Ha0ash al s.,t-
ANA Ihre, lhoa uirkrd servant "a
n oush.-kissing u Bile = Ne uileird
y snd irasai1g he palh Cor hpnsell. ips
supaauncrs Lewis esss ialse - MAJ
lie 40 his Gosernmrni and ropniiy.
This faisl.less msa IL Row Psoaeaness y
IL he Presidency. Comment = sssss
oTLreath IN 50 plain ease. Z. D.
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Late from Europe.

The American steamer United States,
which sailed from Havre on The 9Th IL.
slant, arrived al New York yesterday
morning. alter a passage Of less than thIr-
ieen days. $500
Tier hews represents Paris AZ tranquil.
though arrests continued To be made Of
individuals implicated in the lite revolt.
The number df prisoners nov amounts 10
10000.
Gen. Duvivier, who was honorally con.
spicuous among The cpmbslanls al the bar.
ricadrs, has died of his wounds; thus
making The sixth general officer slain.
Gen. Bedean, moderate republican in
principle, had been appointed Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, in The place &c NJ. Bas.
tide, member of the late Government.
Funds have improved. and The Bqurse
hears every indication Of returning cnnR.
dence. Five per cents. sold al from 76f.
25c. 10 III, on the l2ih instant.
AT london. on the 10Th, wheat vas
languid, with large arrivals; corn was 29s.
TO 33s.; -four rs 10 27s.; meal Ii TO lis.
Consnls 81.
Lord Broupham had called the at,en.
iion If the Government in the alarming
increase Of clubs and armed organization
! in ireland. He promised that the coun
tty would support any measures lha
mght be adopted 10 suppress them. Mr.
Duffy. a contributor " ,he Irish Felon
had been arrested aud committed for trial
Mr.. Marin. the proprietor. had been alsc
arrested and committed 10 prison.
SAi liverpool the prices Of cotton wer'
fully maintained.
cryespeassnee IF The Commercial Aduerfiser.
Paris, July 8. is4s.
The first thing 10 be said is tina, Pari
is tranquil. or AT least no repnris OF disinr
Dances are in the newspapers. Tea
that the tranquility is not very profound
Gen. Cayaiguac declared in The Assem-
bly, on Friday that the state Of siege
which was 10 be raised las, night. mn.
still he kept up for a long time. This i
not an indication Of tranquility. A
Monlmartre, on Thursday night, as hear
there was an emeuie. in which sgme hun
died persons were killed aud a hundrp
end twenty-five taken prisoners. Sine
then the forces there have heen slrengll,
ened, and twelve pieces Of artillery sta
TUNED on the hriCh's so az TO romlnsn
the quarter. This is not an Indication q
tranquility. =. 81 - -
"rhin the city there Is nov vsri'a
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A Paris correspondent of the Boston
Alias gives the number Of killed al the re,
cent insurrcriion Al 10000, and adds:
Beautiful Paris is almost demolished,
and almos, every family has 10 mourn iuS
one or more, killed. The revolution Of
February was chiId's play compared, with
this. which has lasted Ear the last four
days. hnpc we have seen The worst.
bni | do MI believe we have. We shall
not have quir, uniil 100000 are killed"
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RICHARD nj. DYSON,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.
5umterpilIc, 9. q.
GIN MAKING. sc.


we are prepared to execute orders to anv
extent i'll the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing NIL the ai-
yantagcs of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of ne.
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in all angle that cannot possibly
injurc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting of the cotton; ourbrnsh
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages OF lightncss, 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 no cause to complain
either Of our work or prices
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads Wardrobea
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards.
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumterville, April %, lS47. 26 ly
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LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale the follow
ng Tracts of Land, at the following reduced
prices:
One Tract aoJolning lands of Elias Durant,
Matilda Durant and John Donalds, in Middle
Salem, containing by resurvey 352 acres at
1852.
One Tract, on Lynche's Creek, known as
the Bradley Tract, lying between English's
cross roads and Durant's Ferry, adjoining
lands of David Cole and others, containing
3O3 acres at $s4O0.,
One Tract, on Lynche's Creek, in Darling
ton District, with Durant's Ferry attached to
it together with large new flat, containing
14S acres, at the very reduced price Of
$4OO.
One other Tract, on Hope swamp, adjoin-
ing lands of Wells, Hancock and Wilson, of
800 acres more or less, at One Dollar, and
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per acre.
The quality of Lynche's Creek lands are
too we'll known to require any praise or puff
6ng. Suffice it to say then, that OH such
lands as l am offering at the above reduced
prices, have heretofore made with proper
cultivation and manuring, one bale cotton per
acre.
U-I am also the Agent to sell several other
large bodies of Lands in high state of cul-
tivation and Improvement; which are offered
at the small sum of :S3 per acre.
Terms are made to suit purchasers; any
length of time given that is at all reasonable.
J. ID ASIIMORE,
Agent Of Martha Ashmore.
Nov. 25, ls47. 5 lamtf
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EP = IN G'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN S



DELIGHT.
There are few cases of chronic and painful
Rheumatism that will not yield to the intlu-
ence of Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight if
duly pcrsevcred, especially if taken in con-
junction with lIydr. OF Potash, times called
Hercurial Rheumatism (violent pains in the
bones, &c,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe icvcrs and other
protracted disease.
1t is highly recommended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic as we'll as recent One
bottle will, in most instances, eilcctualy re-
move all pimplcs, postules, or blotches on the
face, to which young persons i'll this climate
are 80 much subjected to. arising either from
impurity of the blood or debility. 1t is the
best remedy known for scrofuous affections,
sores, and breakings out i'll young children,
and is safe and etlicacious i'll removing entire
]y every trace of hereditary diseases from the
system in the tcnderest infant; in fact in all Gu
taneous affections it is invaluable. AS gen.
eral purifier of the blood and an eradicator of
all obstinate diseases this preparation will un-
doubtedly take the precedence of all other re-
medies. 1t gently operates upon and reg
ulates the bowels, restores to the blood its
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
1t will eifectually relieve Erysapclas cren
in It's worst stages, and all persons suffering
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first so, but it no marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the IIydriodatcd Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as 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 bcgs leave to
OF hiatt nth fos honn Nd
and used by number of Physicians and Plan
tiers of our city and neghborhood, with great
success, viz: DR.. ii. X. Frost, DR.. w. &.
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, DIR. G. G..
Pritchard, Mr.. S. Legarc, Lieut.. Wilson, u.
8. r. s., all OF this city, DIR. James Stoncy,
Beaufort. DR.. J. A. Maycs, 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 the "Southern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price 81 per bottle, or 50 for 6 do. The
same preparation as Syrup, is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle. or 50 per 6 bottles.
Prepared by j. PETER NJ. EPPlNG,
Eemia and Druggist, king-a.
Charleston, s. C.
For sale in SnmncrriNc hy The Agent,
JOHN l. MILLER, NJ d.
TThe subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any OF the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, OH treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant OF such treatment,
and arc willing to dispose OF them with the
view Of seeing them cured, will find a p,r-
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give fair price Tor such.
March 81, lSl7. % ly
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CLEVELAND'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL
ESTABEISF1NHENTTS,
No. 2O7 K1Nc-sTREET, BELOW THE BEND,
CHARLESTON, S. c..

CHARLESTON, S. c..
Broad-street, nearly opposite Masonic Hall,
CAMDEN, s. C.
Has received in addition to the former ex-
tenslye stock, by late arrivals from Europe
and the Northern cities, large and well Sc
lected stock of
Chemicals, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles.
The Proprietor now offers one of the most
complete stocks of French, German and
American Drugs, Chemicals, valuable Fami-
ly Medicines, Pcrfumery, &C., Soaps, Brush
es, Combs and other Fancy and hIiscellane-
GUS Articles in this country.
Attention is solicited to the following pre-
paratons:
Peters, Beckw,h's, Lees and Spencer's Bill
ious Pills;
Hoopcr's Genuine Pills;
Hull's, Clasc's and Marsh's single and dou-
BILE Trusscs;
Linses' improved Domestic Instrument, or
Enema Apparatus;
Nursing Bottles and Tubes;
Nipple Shields, and Shells and Breast Pipes:
Hciicrs Teats beautifully prepared;
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root, Tapioca;
Sage, Pearly and Patent Barley;
Hew's Nerve and Bone Linirnent;
Davis Pain Killer; Dudley's Pain Extractor;
Nc Allis' er's Worlds salve;
Harrison, Judkin, and Gray's Ointment, for
the cure Of scrofulus and other tumors, ul-
GERS and sores, rheumatic and Neuralgia
Pains, &c.
DR.. Aliens vegetable Compound for Dyspep-
sia, Glove Anodync, Tooth Ache Drops.
ROaCh'a Embroc atipD (0enuipo1.
Buffers Apericnt and tlenry's Genuine cal
cned AIagnesia;
Clcveland's Cough Mixture;
French Jujube Paste;
Refined I.iquorice, English;
Thompson's Botanic Medicines from the
laboratory Of Ephraim Larabee, of Balti-
more, comprising every article used in the
practica.
Also, full assortment Of the Genuine
Shakers Herbs.
Feb. 2, 1918. ID "
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REMOVAL
etOF THE
-CHARLE E.STON ISYORE.

s DICKSON g. LATTA would respectful
ly inform their friends and customers thatthey
have removed from their old stand to their
new Brick Store above the Camden Bank,
and have on hand, and are receiving constant
ly, pew and full assortment of choice and
select Groceries, which they offer FOR
ca SH, at small advance on Charleston
prices
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S0UTH-CARoLINA---syaITER DIST

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel J. Young s. Co. vs.. Mendal Smith
Whereas Mcndal Smith, who is in the GUS
tody OF the sheriff Of Sumter District by vir-
uc 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 Gen
eral Assembly for tie relief OF Insolvcnt
Debtors, together with a schedule of his Es-
tate and effects:
Notice is hereby given, to the said Samuel
}. Young g. Co, and all 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 Tor Sumter District,
TO be held on the first Monday after tie fourth
Monday in March next: to shcw cause, if any
they can why the estate and effects Of the
said Mcndal Smith should not be assigned
and he be 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. 18th, 1917. II BIN
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T.. III. MELLICHAMP,
HOUSE CARPENTER
Il " d
untructur in GSrnrrol

Having located himself in SuIntervIle, is
now prepared to execute all kinds of work
III the above line OH reasonable terms.
"A share of public patronage is solicited
2do"rs wcsf of The Methodist Parsonage.
Jan. 26, 1913. l3 If
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FURNITURE.

Just received a fine assortment of curl
maple and fancy sitting and Rocking chairs,
cane and wood seats; together with fine
assortment Of Furniture, such as
Sofas, Book Cases,
Wardrobcs, Bcd-stcads, Fancy
and Plain Dressing Bureaus,
&C. &c. &c.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
J. +. SUTHERLAND.
Camden, Jan 10, 1918. IL If
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lPLOOK HERE. m

TLOOK HERE. ADl
eN The subscriber has just returned from
tslE9 the North with a full and.well selected
stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES. and ali
kind of JENVELRY. Also, PISTOLS. Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERT, TOYS and
Fnick Knnckeries of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
over been offered in Sumterville. Has been
selected with great care, and cannot fail to
please.
Purchasers may expect to find grea, 6ar.
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his greatful ac>
acknowledgements for past favors, and solicits
renewal OF patronage
FREEMAN HOYT>
Sumterville, Sept. Ii, lS47. 46 ly
N. B.-Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re.
paired as usual.
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o. JUST ARRIVED IN

o. JUST AEeEsaV'ED.-c0
The subscriber informs his friends and Gus
toners that lie has just received by the la
test arrivals from the North, the following
Goods which in addition TO his former supply
he VIII dispose of al the iomeSi prices for cash.
Fine gold pens, with OF without pencil ca
scs; Fine Gums and Revolving Pistols;
Flutes; Flies and Accordions; Violin and
Guitar strings;
optlck Glasses; Fine Pocket Cutlery; Rod
gers Razor str"ps, superior article; Steel
Beads and steel bag and purse clasps; Co.
thick clocks-eight day; Percussion caps;
&c. &c. &c.
FREEMAN HOYT.
Nov. %, 1917. 4tf