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Efc wise in 'EisHr! IT'S FOLLY
TO DEFER AFFLICTED READ Thou,
saudS suffering from discas" from which thrrc
is no dii'icm,y in hring permanently mud specd-
" relieved. provided III" right means be used! -
As cvcry vice has Is own punishment, 50 !,
would seem every disease has its remedy. This
IS true. and there il no'r'nr ~ th, l. mnn crr-
tain than that the AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is the most speedy and ccrinn remedy for MI
s"aScs Of n delicate character. know., 10 I've
world. Adapted to rv"rv stage ol he disease
sex and o'siliuil"u. at all times and seasons
thcr" is 40 i"arS ofrxpoSufr, detention from bus
mess nor restriction in diet: from III cert lin aud
speedy relief II gives, II is now the mosi pnpn,nr
remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases b.y,
been cured c1ec,maily by it dining mo pas, wear.
Prepared by practical physician the aRic,rd
can rely with confidence its cnr,,ivo powers
over Diseases Of his character. Full directions
accompany cnch bottle
a. CAUfION.--as fur the american COM
pound and purchase only of The agents. prc,.
| 80,
For Sale by =. ". Cohen Charleston. Bo.,
right X Nliot Columbia: Z. De- Iiay Camden
and by the principal Drnggs, in all the County
towns throughout the State:
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Cas Esj ss y.


Departed tbs life alter an ilucss of three
days, OH IA" Gth, u. November INST. ut the
residence o; JOS NJ. Write, o: L2urcns Go.
Georgia. DR.. William I,mcs Wuus ior.n-
crIy =! S4II,cr DIST, 5 &. in the !9;!., wear
ri his aye.
Tho suhjcc, Of IN : uo,.cc removed from
Sumter DIST, $. {. in.u this country Oh ;!l.
list, January last, and tho hls STAY ls been
short, he had an extensive acGua:i,ancc. The
Irbamtv oi hs nlluncrs loycthcr with al u:,
llging disposition had gained l'n many est.
Unable friends, who are !c.t To ,royrn u cui:!-
mon with lIls relatives at this s;Id,.c: ana IN
expected dispcnsation o: Providence, ever
ready To ADMINISTER relic: 10 suffering human
'iy, III his death this coInInusItv has lost IA
uSclal cIlzcn, and the Profession one OF lis
brightest ornaments. Simple modest, ana
unostcniatouS IN his department., he possess
ed sound judgement, and a skill in the treat,
mcnt OF diseases which was rarely equalcd
As companion Ls uniform ch"crlulncss
and easy conversational qualities rendered his
society agreeable and pleasant to all who
knew HIM, and oi hIsn it can be truly SAID
"nonc knew him bu, 10 love him.
In the early part OF The prcscn, year he be-
came an advocate Tor The temperance cause,
and 10 show his faith By his works he assist,
W ''' ISi'H oi lIit SONS O teiil-
pcrincc III this comfy, and WAS member oi
that dvs.on filling al important office at tie
time of his death.
A!lh" very moral man DR.. Woops did
not profess the external show ol religion, and
as h" vas taken Sudicnv dciri0us, never
speaking afterwards, he has lei, no dy.nr
words respecting future state, but from
what 'hc writer OF tbs has learnt, he feels all
thorzcd in saying That he was a man OF pray
or, and on has death bed sad tha, he bel!rvuu
his prayers were answered, his friends there
tore are not icit wIihou, The consol!ng hope
that his spirit has gone TO rest J. w. W.
Laurcns County Georgia.
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The First Mad.-A fine Shah was caurl,
in the Savannah River on Friday.

TRUSTEES OF S. c. CoLLEGE.-Thc follow.
ing gentlemen were on Tuesday last elected
by the Legislature Trustees OF the South
Carolina College: w. +. DcSuassurc, c. G.
Memmingcr, r. w Barnwcll,T n Dnwkins,
J. Buchanan, w Hampton, J. n Whuncr,
X. +. w. Al!ston, J. l.. Manning, l. D. With
crspoon, H. Bcllnger, jr. Jas. Gillespie, J. l..
Petrgru, II. Smith, i. II. Wardlaw, Jas H.
Adams. b. f. Perry, II. c. Young, J. s. Pres
ton, D. Johnson.
Shamls.-A great sale Of shawls was held
last week in New York, by order of tho
British Consul. l76 nettcd SlS00O, the
lowest selling at $50, and the highest 1919.
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BRADFORD SPRINGS FEMALE IXsrrrITr.-
icssors elected for the ensuing year, the term
commencing on the ist OF February next,
Rev. f.. CATER, Principal! IoxAs ".
SMITH, y. VI. Assistant; Mad. iirMMrr, Ma
SIC and French; Mrs. SMlrm, Senior ASSIST
ant; Mss ;SMIrm, AssiSt4nt in Muse and
Painting; Mr.. JENKINS, will continue as Bur.
ser.
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rs dbt IGGo

All persons indebted 10 the subscriber bv
Note or Open Account, arc requested To pre-
pare to settle by the l3:h January next or
they viii lie placed III other hands for co!lcc.
ton. after that time.
Dec 10 3 2t r. LINN.
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= at ice

Th" subscriber has undertaken the COI.-
l.ECTl\G BUSINESS, and hopes hy his
promW'n'SS IN attending To any matter en-
trusted 10 his care. 10 mrrit 'hc pttronago Of
The community. lie resides in Suu,crvllc,
where he will thankfully receive Tor co.!cr-
ton any N"'cS, Accounts, &c. &r
Dee. ID, ID. ST. IL. CANAN AGH
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N T, w G00DSII!

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment OF goods ever
offered in his Town; to which we would re-
spcct!uly call The attention of our customers
AMI the public generally. We will not be un-
dcrsoltl by any house Tor cash; and offer as ma
ny Inducements 10 approved credit, as any
one. Cal! and examine for yourselves.
i. J. Il. +. MOSES. b,
Nov. 9th, 1910.
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u We are in receipt per last nights Ma !
of our long expected correspondence from
Philadelphia which will appear in our next
Will our New Yorker fulfill his contract!
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lshed IN the lorger cities Ot the Union in their
cndeavors to worm themselves into a country
circulation, have often condemned the coun-
try press for its unintercstedness, its DISPOSE
ton 10 comment on foreign or roaming sub
jccts, and the total absence of news items, 50
much So, TINT the sciZzors editors have llc.
qucnlly travelled through large country en-
change without cleaning single ilsm OF in
tcrcst. The spirit which has crept into the
city press of our country, oI English nporta-
ton, OF dilaing and dwelling upon The iil'nor-
altlcs consequent to pr0mscuous population,
receives no support from the country press,
and why, may DC asked, ,-hccausc in the SIM
pliciiy Of our lives we have no occasional pic
ca,liyocs to enlarge on, orany petty scandals
to pronulgatc. a coantry newspaper prop
crly should keep an argus eye to passing
events, altho' this agc OF Stcam ami telegraph
has acted alrnos, murd. rously iotl.cm the il :
hab!tants .. Sumter have an intcrcs, in the
affairs, political and social, ni any of the Sis
| ter States of the Union. and arc lhcy to re-
nam III Ignorance OF the momcntoils irarsac-
tons, which arc constantly shaking the an
cicnt world or arc they TO depend solely M.
On the blankc.-shcc;cd press 1t has a..
ways been conceived tina the presence OF a
press III Il community has tcndccy to clc-
''t" II ana ms not that community an IN.
tcrcst to support that press. Who is To- re-
''',' '''c'r wrongs fiSht Their battles, and n-
s''"'' '''" "'''lsc thcm save their OWN press
he 'hd'Niuilai Opinions OF an editor have,
anu arc chilled To a great weigh. and influence
Oh me lubilc mind, and highly ar;!llous tll-
" Is las responsibility, like no other man, nd;-
''"na''y I" each ol his subscribers, Tor h.s
| ''i':'ohS' h"A''1, III good ta,li To his pltrons
10 advance The cause o! Iaw and order, rc!i-
s''' al" us Attributes, he Is I'll acknowledged
T"'i'c 'chS"r, h's o!HrouS duties force hn
!" '''"e"'"r !" please "!d ana young, the gay
"''" nc ser'""S' ne "c'hl"M' aud the plain
'''''' whose cd'i'a'!"i has been obtained III l.s
'''S" '~'S's@c ''''""5h ''c world; he has i'
"'"' S"'''c' '''''t: whether 'hcic rciEa rs al
'Hca III his almost exhausted brain, and 'i:amy
al ci''"F "' c"'';''fy pal cr las The IacvEaN-
'''' '''''c''l "'''t"cu 10 !i'S literary d'!-
'cS' IN al MS combination oi c'!.a IL,
''"''''H press - nc soc crr''it ana CORY o
'ic '"'''"'''c" press "a 'iic Oa'on. 1t repro
'e"'S '''c greatest ''''t"' ana "h:iiy' The most
u''''fl'S cncf%y ana The ni''S: Ihudablc efforts
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Mott IGes

The Negroes belonging TO The n;nor he rs
of J. NJ. WGhcrspcom, deceased, will be Pub
hcly Hired al Bruingtol Oh lrrh, on Tues
dcy, the first day o.; January next.
!. Il. y. llAhlMEr,
Dec ~ S2t Agent tor !. T.. B:akCiv
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AN EXTRAORDINARY METEoR.-OnA Fri
day evening last, soon after sunset, the at,eu-
ton ofmany persons in town was attracted
towards the West by the blaze Of large
meteor in that direction, about forty-five de-
grces above the horizon. Some say that it
shot upward, and others that it's course was
either downward or Diagonal But tho mos,
remarkable appearance was that which sue
ccedcd the flight of the body. Abou, in the
place where it was first seen, there was Wis
Ible, for the space Of at least. fifteen ninuics. d
very hrish, trail OF light, of irregular form,
something oft zg.zag shape. 1t was as
though a streak Of lightning had been dagucr-
reotyped on the sky. The length of the IT,
m'nous trail was to appearance three or four
rods. We do not remember to have read any
account OF the light OF a meteor remaining so
long visible. We have not understood that
any report was heard, but we doubt not there
was further West .han this Wilm. CkrOn
9tt, inst,
The same meteor was dcscernablc here
but an unfortunate mistake in this description
makes its course West i'.stead of n. f.
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SALE
To Foreclose A MORTGAGE,

On the hrSi <-c1nday III January next, being
sac day, va ne sold AT Sumter Court ious,.
FOtR NEGROES, VIZ: Drus, Ro.
Jenny and Ton:, aud one scrrel Mare. :
a"G'" property To be sold to .rreclosc Mort
ga%r Gwen by VIM. a. Brock. 10 Janen K
Brock
JAMES r. BROCK, Mort: gee.
December 10th, lS49 7 4t
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THE LEGIsLArrHE--Th principle bust
ness of the week has been the Bank Ones
lion. IN tho yI,uso !, has hoo, ;,loin;,o,,
''', ~" '','''''''''s
Pos'Po'''o' out 'he oeha'c mas occh not on The
Tic '''a''cr-'ia'n'ns ana nte'npcTatc speech
cs have been made by its opponents and
there arc rumors rj,c Of p,rs,n,l rcu,r,,. H.,
ing which may yc. end in scitcmcn, a L,
code IL honnrur. Col Moses bill to rcs,ra IN
and punish the circulation of abli,op or in
ccndiary publications through the mails was
adopted by the Senate. AS also was TIM hill ,o
afford relief to the Wilmington & Ma,chcs,rr
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ELoPING SLAVES DETECTED AT SEA-
The Norfolk Herald, Of Saturday, has
The following:
Yesterday morning the schooner Mi
ncrva Wright, Smith. from Wilmington,
n. G. bound TO New York, pu, into this
por, 10 land two young colorcd men,
slaves, who had been found concealed in
the hold. Capt. Smith stated ha, he sail
Ell from Wilmington on The 25,h nl. On
the 9TH instant, hcin;r of Little I;gg I1ar-
Dor. (wilhin 70 miles OF New York J heard
some one call out from The hold, "wa,cr!
watcr!' and soon after discovered too per-
SONS lid in the space between the Culun
bales and the deck. The boys gave ll"ir
names as George Walker, belonging 10
William {. Bcl,ingham, and Thomas
Wooster, belonging 10 John Wooster.
They stated 10 the Mayor lha, they went
on board the schooner iircc Lays before
she sailed, taking with ,lin ulwo gallon
JuT Of water and sonlc bread and cheese.
George, who squiie an intelligent fellow,
sand :hai after cNhau>ting ;l,"ir sock Of
water their suffering lrun thirs. was pas,
all cndnra'.c". H.. linI u'uu, S 100
slowed away in IL bel, away in a h /;
which he wore round his waist, aud S:s,.-
80 i'll notes and gold. His companion
had only u :our dollar note. Both pro,rS.
ted most so!cmnly tha, no person b,,.
themselves had The slightest knowledge or
suspicion of their cIopclneli
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RAIL ROAD IEoN.-Ten cargocs of the II
Iron purchased in England for rcIaYing the
track OF the Wilmington and Roanoke Rail
road have arrived hcrc.-'rhe quantity rccciv-
ed Is near three thousand tons. almost ono
third OF The Whole quantity contracted for
Work'ncn are busily engaged in putting down
that rcccived.-IF IFiim. Chronicle
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South Q! Z !, earolina-- Sumter Dist.
u =. S,itS,et' ls1.S

y w. Blrwiek. et,aI
by virtue ofau Order from yym rSSgg
rs, Esp OrdiBarysof Sumie. District, wlIl
sell il,e .hrst Monday in January next, at
Sumter conrt House, between The fcyal
lln,irs Of sale. one tract Of land, containing
90 acres, nn Big Branch, waters OF Black
liver, bounded by John liplge and Robert ID.
Bradior1, hc!onging TO the Estate OF William
Barwicli deceased,
Iern's--On crc'Ii. till first day of Janua-
r. lS2l, (a!i !ccscAsh.. The purchaser giyiae
Bond with good security and a Mortgage Of
tlic pre'nIscs to the Ordnnry yinrtlle payment
OF inc purchase nWncy, with interest from
the day .! Sale.
II. SKINNER, s. s. d.
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into one end Of the trough, and the water
will soon be hot enough; then re.hcat the
stones for the next hog. Water may be
heated in u tub or barrel, but it is no, so
convenient. You will find this the bcs,
season for killing hogs, and you should
sec That they are well fed, and ready to be
killed the first cold spell. We never wait
for pork TO COO! before sailing. Cut up
and salt at once. Sec that every part is
thoroughly rubbed with fine salt With.
IN week, overhaul and rub again; in ten
days more, repeat the operation. When.
ever the meat has completely absorbed
six po''',,'s Of good rock salt to The hun.
drcd weight, and laid about twenty davs,
il will be found to be curr, enough 10
smoke. This should be donc in n cool,
well-vcnllatcd room. The best way is
to have fire OFT doors, and conduct the
smoke through ilue; but never build the
fire in the same room in which the mca,
IS lo be cured.
FIRE PRECAUTIONS s.-TuERE arc few
fires that might not have been prevented
4by the exercise Of prudence and vas,
number which have been caused b.; ncrli.
Ecncc, arising from sheer lazilrss. Tie
practice OF reading in bed, for instance, is
n common cause Of fires which cano, he
too highly censurrd. II the following
precautions are strictly observed, acci
dents by fire will rarely occur, either in
Avn;d lo,,.;,, ,o,. 1;,,
the side Of vour h, i b,n ,,,r, :, ~,
stand, or the floor n, ;, nr,n.r J;.,.n' ,
from anv inAnmm,ble sub,,,pr.a '''''o'
;, 2. Never SET aside n bnckn, c,.l mar
box containing no, nshrs nr c;,rInr o;,l, III;
or in Il closet or = ce|I,r "''"'
8. Never suffer n;nc, or ,;,,,,o1
pcr, cigar. nor other inni,.J .,I,s,.n.o
ex,innuishinr i, bv trood;nr ~, !, nr al,
erwisc.
4. Mover enter a barn or s,oh|c ,or
other room containing inAamm,blc s,b
stances, with Il naked LIGHT. close Ian.
tern should always he ns,d
5. Never blow ol,t nns li,,,s I'm, 81
ways cxtinuuish them hv ,urniuo nn ,h.
supply. Should the sincu nr H.. Nv
strong. Immediately close the cock n, ,be
meter, and avoid CARRYING liuht in,n th,
jn5A IN :, f,nr11- wboro ~: ~ - ''''' , '''e
ni,ce haE,ro ia ''nP' nus '"NeE
bv vnn,iI,,;on ~ e"S ''"' "'e" 'e''''''"
u,vo ,.a,,.
fronnon, s,,oon;n,. "'r' o'c''' "y
\v,e,,,o M, y ~,
ne us,,nl ,hcn Mi ,L,n, . .a''Nc d S,'''S 5
spirjs Of ,urnen,;ne - ",'.h ~" ,sp"'',". o'
Ter stir il mr. mr., in Tho | e.,a,h' L"s"'.n I W. "a. ~
,l,o,,, .o.l. ~. ',"'""' ",'" 'et
,hcv will Mood m r,hl,;na =, ',J u''N'
HAVING The effect r. loosnn ,ha liz, .."n .',"s
wiz" save !, ;s ;mraI,,nI,s ] '''c o'''' O"i
TIL, ,root National ,,
wosh;rs,,on b,s ] nn", 49,. ,,, ''J'''''''''"' AZ
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WASHING MADE EASY.-Alakc suds
as usual, then add about tea spoonful of
spirits OF lurpenline 10 each bucket of wa.
Ter STIR It up, putin the clothes, and ;cl
them soak an hour and half, aud then
boil them as usual. Unless very dirty,
they will need no rubbing, the lurpen,inc
having the effect 10 loosen the dirt. Our
wife says it is invaluable.
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FcrNict.tor Buhimorrun.-J. Hamp
den Williams Esq. Of this city, on the ar
rival in California, sued Messss. Scranton
s. Smith, The charters Of the vessel Two
Friends, il whicI, he sailed from Panama,
for crowding her with more passengers
than agreed upon, thereby compelling
many to sleep on deck, exhausling the
provisions, &c. The court gave him
damages to the amount Of 81 800.
Bal. Clipper.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CoNSTITU-
TfoN.-Mr. John w. King has published Me-
mortal to the State Legislatures of the United
States, recomm ending the following amendment
TO the Constitution. He gives twenty-five reasons
for adopting it:
- Tritcie 4Ip.-On some named day in the month of
Fsbuarv lSo2 10 be fixed the OF Congress the Clerk
Of the Senate of the United States time being and
every four thereafter should be required by law to pre-
pare and have In readiness mahogany box proper con
struciOh Tor dIa or lottery box and
balls, as there shall be- Tor the time beng United States
Senators duly qualified all of prec ely the same form and
hn.h except one which shall be BACKED and marked Presi
marked pice President of the United States and the whole
balance to be white. Dn the day, appointed by law it
should be made the duty of the Vice President for Tie time
beng to announce the hour for d. aft lottery when hs
shall take charge of the box and in the presence OF whole
senate accurately count into all the balls when each
member OF the Senate shall then be required
and ID succession according OF which may
be by majority of the Senate take one ball
from he box until the balls exhausted the election de-
cared by the Vice President favor of the Senators
who shall respectively have drawn the balls marked Pres
dent and Vice President of the United States four years
from the 4h OF March. 1852 and should any qualified
Or unavoidable detention from the Senate then and in
either the Vice President shall draw for them before
doing which, the of the SenaO he draws be
andby announced TO the whole Senate likewise the re-
suit OF the draft and each When the election
concluded shall be made the duty of the Senate to an-
nounce the result to the House Of Representatives and the
President of L nited States
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1s4o.

NAvAL.-The United States razee Independence,
Lieutenant Richard L. Page, commanding, bearing
the broad penant of Commodore Vim. Bradford
Shubrck, arrived in Hampton Roads on the 22I
inst She comes direct from Valparaiso, and made
the passage in GO DAYS. The following is a list
of her officers:
Commodore VIM Bradford Shubrick; Lieutenant Com
manding. Richard Z Page; Fleet Surgeon. Bay Washing
William Taylor Smith. Isaac N. Brown Henry A. Wise
sanuG Marcy; Pg,s.r Hugh w Green; CHAPLAIN. Chester
Marines. W w Russell Passed Assistant Surgeon samuel
Jackson; Passed Midshipmen. Alexander F. Marley. G.
Purse,'s CIsrk. WilIiamW. simon'; Mdshpmen JOHN 4
Hamilton, VIM Henry Smith, Ralph Chandler Boatswain
John Mills; Gunner. Benjamin tunke,; tarpeniers Mate
William Morgan Sailmsker's Mate - HucIns
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DAGU Err K EOTYPE.
MAGuIRE's DAcuERRrorypE.

would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
Sge bestowed on him since he first had the honor @!
n Sa xss the into EewUrsan,
.nln any ether person in the world His specnens Ser1
al the FAR IN cempettion with others taken bv
ne best operator from Nav York ard he was uwsrsd te
First Premium Nospscmen. his s.tablshmept
'o those taken BY himself J. the public thai his
me BEST His long experience, and constant practice are
ne be:t Inducements to desrOus Of instruction the
beautiful ATT Genuine Voieapder Cameras 20 Der cent
hleaper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen Scova No for % 25uurunts
ne best plates made in the United Sees Cares q 70 and
81 30; NewYork Cumeyas at Ai8
~ Orders from the cou airy prom pity attended
kV Entrance No. s CAMP street
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ANTICIPATED SUFFERING ON THE PLAINS
The Lexington MOI Express of the LIST inst, says:
Ii is estimated that between forty and sixty thous
and animals (mules, oxen and horses) will be taken
OH the plains the present season, by the California
adventures Thousands Of this number will most
certainly perish. The past winter having been I'M
usually hard, stock is generally thin. The chilly
days OF the past month has greatly retarded the
growth of the grass. No doubt the weather has
been colder on the plains, and the grass less ad-
vanced Than here. Poor animals, heavy loads and
short grass will most certainly produce The cholera
among the teams. Many companies will lose stock
to such an amount that they will be compelled to
leave both wagons and freight. We are informed
that in l847, about twelve hundred wagons at
tempted to cross the Rocky Mountains, on the Ore
goh route So great number of the animals per-
ished, that many of the wagons Were abandoned.
This year, not less than ten thousand wagons will
make the attempt but hundreds will be abandoned
If the summer should be a cold one, las The pros
pect to be) and grass is scarce, the road
from onr Western boundary to the gold region will
be thoroughly marked with carcasses and bones Of
mules and oxen. Trouble and distress will certainly
be the portion of thousands of the adventurers.''
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras stree

DkINTED Muslibs. astcolO and beautiful patterns,
121ac per yard, selling at the ch
I5to zoe. Sco;ch Ginghams l2c: cases Swis, Mrsns
ga wide 30c per ya usually sold 50c French Da
mask Curtain Stuff at So Turkey Red do at 10c IOpdoz
Gems large size Linen Cambria Ildkfs, style at - 80
Mosquito Netting at &C., quality be bought for
less than lie in the city Irish Linens, by the large
small quantity les than wholesale prices Pure Linen
0c per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen
35c good be bought for Soc Buyers the
truth OF the above assertions. by comparing samples Also
full variety of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low: The subscriber would
remark that the practice this establishment to 0e
lew leading articles very cheap with view of obtaining
for receiving goods from North the lowest ratesan
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
tmes-a saving per diem Of from fifteen twenty dollars
rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhI2 r. BROWN l68 POydrAs Ct