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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-20
NORTH CAROLINA ...s-.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

d. NORTH ss----.s.f
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ME following persons have been elected Directors
Il and Officers of this Company for the present year
DIRECTORS.
Josiah o. Watson, Raleigh, --,-.,E .
Geo. w. Mordecai, do. ... 500 49, 4.
Richard Smith, do. .l
John Primrose, do. f., ss
Henry d. Turner, do. - s..,.. ..g
; Jos. G.. B. Roulhac do.
James f Jordan, do.
Geo. McNeill, Fayetteville.
James Sloan, Greensborough,
Joshua g. Wright, Wilmington, ,r.. F.
Jas. E. Hoyt, Washington,
Elijah Clark, Newbern, 81
James Sloan, Greensborough,
VIM. Badham, Edenton,
N. u. Graves, Warrenton,
. r. G. Pearson, Morganton,
. John Irwin, Charlotte,
j. w. Cameron, Wadesborough,
Joshua Bonner, Salem, Z
J. w. Patton, Ashevilc.
All Directors are authorized to receive applications
OFFICERS.
Josiah o. Watson President, - ..
Geo. w. Mordecai, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
&c. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
J. Hersmah, General Agent.
a.-'' Geo. w. Mordecai,
John Primrose, } .+|
This Company is in successful operation, and is
prepared to effect insurance against fire all kinds of
property, (Steam Mills and Turpentine Distieries ex-
cepted9
All communica ions in reference to Insurance should
be addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
]. G: PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, April ls, ls49. 754-
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FAST AND SURE, IS THE COL!
HEREBY their customers. fri ends and the Pnollc
ELH generally are respectfully informed that
= Messieurs Oliver e Proctor, 3,e
r. r. n. r..

- - 59-ssrg r. e. K. It, - 3. -
Of elegonte and bonton less
Of the species. Bimani. NM o. and in esPeetal..y
al ention TO their Metropolitan Spring Sacks et
40 dyes as the Mosaica coat of Joseph the son of
Jacobs oldage, {who wore fhe first sack) styled he
Touch High - though at low and supine price ana
the Zack coaee (which all will call and see!l The
peculiar attention of the entioned to,
rether with the additional sSfu artists from PaFsano
Denmark will be devoted as heretoore to the exernai
improvements oftheir Patrons, - aL ss.sY si gE,
Il any style of garment oFcostumery is wanted, all
they have TO sayais-- 4 g5 500
= 4 ass5s HERE IT IS!s sga4
Ver6un, Sat. n .7et1'l -
Grateful for patronage they remain 8. Firm . as
ever. .s OLIVER & PROC ! EN-. s
BIG BUG-E
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rs sovereign remedy for Incipient Consumption,
Il Indigestion, Nervousness, Impotency Fiuor Albns,
Loss of Muscular Energy, Physical Lasstude Female
Weakness, Debility, &c. 2#i H1sIt s53fia2b =,
Price $S per bottle $24 per Dozen
Beware of spurious limitations which are solo at a
reduced price. @*f t'd .'aaE a-7sI sfF
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescud g. johnson,
and Williams, Haywood, 81 Co., Raleigh, NJ: el5i
MOVIE, ls4s. f7'H< 20 - t.EiH 732-Iyrg
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IMPORFANT TO EVERY BODY.
I"AVING made arrangements with of the most
Il Il extensive manufacturers of No. Needles, in Eng
land to supply with his best quality needles, am
eaabed to offer great inducements to the purchasers
thereof to the prices and quality, my articles shall
be always guaranteed of best quality and the prices chalk
cd down to the lowest noch-much lower, indeed, than
inferior articles sold fofor sale by the thousand
single paper. 20
Also Silver Thmbles by the dozcn Of first retail
ing quality and exceedingly low.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

NEyV CONFECTIONARY STORE.
MFRS WOLTERING G would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Raleigh that she keeps
" on hand a general assortment of Confectionaries,
Fancy Goods, Groceries of every description, &C &c.
which will be disposed OF at prices to suit the times.
As she is determined give satisfaction to her
TONER'S she respectfully sociis share of public patro
mage. Her Confectionery may be found near the Ra-
leigh Rail Road Depot.
Raleigh, March 1919.
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SPECIAL TERN
OF the Superior Court of Law, and of
the COIIrf Of Enuifu

A the late Term of the Superior Court of Law and
IN Equity held for the County of Granville, on the
first Monday in March, it ordered by his Honor
the Judge holding said Court, that Special Term o
this Court be held the 4h Monday of June next and
that the Clerk of said Court give notice thereof
The Sheriff. Suitors, and Witnesses in Civil and Equ
y Cases hereby notified of the order and required
to attend accordingly AS State business be tried
at this Tcrm defendants and witnesses in prosecution.
and indictments not required to attend.
-. ia BENZ. c. COOKE, Clerk.
May lst, 1913. ..- a. 81. 757-td.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTNHE Subscriber wishing to the West, offers
for sale his track of land near Smithfeld, N. c..
containing 1910 large portion of it lies Neuse
river, and is in good farming order. The land sit
aated that could be sold in separate tracts there being
two good dwelling houses on it, about one mile apart
Any person wishing purchase would do we'll to call on
me- as 1 am determined to sell.
BRYAN SMITH.
May 49, 1s49. 759-6t.
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+ AIDES Black and White Kid and Morocco Slip
Ipers and Walking Shoes Philadelphia make; Misses
and Children's do st t.4 ...4,..rr-.,. ;,',.,-ta+
Men and boys Kip and Calf Shoetees, Heavy Brogans
and Women's Leather Shoes. For sale by rs
.1-. ..e-s.-e .l,,a a.l T:5t,.., ]. BROWN, s,F
Raleigh, April IL. 81 754-
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$4,000 Wanted. a-aa@ -saest
HE Subscriber is authorized receive proposals for
i a loan of two Thousand Dollars, in Bonds of the
City Of Raleigh, for Five Hundred Dollars each PAYABLE
after twelve months from the date the pleasure of the
pares and bearing interest at the af per cent
per annum, payable semi-annu nually. paf jEzg = -az
.rE' Esai.tt-f..-la: .LtF Il 8. W.WHITfNG,i -
ac4 r E.Ia ai -'a7 "a t,d re s=g! City Treasure
Raleigh, May IL, 1s49g sga "a mat >. y75s----
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FIRE.

TINHE 4Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn.
offers insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire. at premiums to suit the times.
This of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States, and pays its losses promptly
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, its vicinity
10 be made to 8. w. WHITING, Agent.
And for Milton, n. c., and vicinity, to
n. ]. PALMER, Agent
October 20, Is4s. 676-Iy
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Gloves, sc. = .g s.-aas.
r AIDES Superior French Kid Gloves, Black, white
ILand colored ....1 .a.ss laGt
Gentleman's Kid and Silk Gloves. -.sse--.f-. .-ag.
Taylor's 800 yd cotton, Lees 200 Linen and Cotton
Tapes and Bobbns, Needles. Pins Combs and Brushes
Thread, Bobbin. and Lisle Edgings and Laces.
Swiss aud Jaconette Edgings and Insertings 49,
Linen. Cambrlc and Pongee Handk erchiefs =
Irish Linens and Long Lawn.
Table, Scotch, Russia, and Huckaback Diapers
Damask Napkins and Dahles f' 5l.' u
l24 Irish Sheeting, 9-S Pillow case Cotton.
For sale by - = :, - i5a.7 5@5. J. BROWN.
April 25, 1919. = 80 .5a'<. ~ - 755-.
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DOZEN White, and Black Otter Hats, inst rece;vef
y BY Express. r. TUCKER 3 SON 9 "
May 2, ls49. 1se
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-s..ai Roots, Boots, Boots.
TUST to hand lot of Miles & Sons Pegped Boots
- At --------- HEARTT & LITCHFoRD'S.
May %, Is49. 7soN "
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

Raleigh, May lst, 1s49. 756-t
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DISSOLUTION.

April IS, ls49.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-15
GIN MAKING. &C.

We arc prepared to execute orders to any
extent i'll the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins arc not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad
vantagcs of The Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, whic! saves great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
ln|urc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting ofthe cotton; our brush
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 ard 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 arc also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet linc-such as Bcdstcads. Wardrobes
Safes Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
Nc &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON e. BROTHER.
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April %, 1SI7. &c 1y
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A GARD.

nc subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store, (known as AIcI.eans) would, most
respectfully, acquant his old Friends, and
The Publc at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure 10 accommodate them in Cut
t,iir ana Making up Garments, in the most
fa*h!onabIc and substantial manner.
lc VII keep constantly on hand fresh
ana scasonahlc assortment, of Quitting, of
me Iatcst an" most approved Fashions, and
hmPcs' hE pHnc'uaIity and his desire to please
"iI' 10 merit a continuance OF their Patron
age and confidence
d. ]. WINN.
Jan. Is, 1910, - tf
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fastened to the mansion. The baron
ness waited for them at the gate of the
courtyard. "a few of you,' said she,
VIII be sufficient to put out this fire, or
prevent it from spreading. But now
provide yourself with arms, which you
Will lind in abundance in my husbands
armory. Post yourselves in the avon.
ucs Of the cellar, and suffer not ono
OF the murdcrers and robbers shut up
in it to escape.
Her directions were obcyed, and not
one of them escaped the punishment
due to his crimes.
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New & Fashionable Clothing.
GEORGE A. HYDE.
SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S3 KING ST
OpYoSit" -Hcrchaqts Xotcl.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, :1S3 KING.sT.
Opposite -Urrch0nts WotI.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
G. y. II. Respectfully invites the attention
"i his friends and the public To his large as
Sorimcnt OF FnShion0bis 0MW EIcyani Cloth-
ing now on hand, equal in every respect TO
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct liom his own
Mandatory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash PrncipirS both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
lcctons and enabling him to to sell AT New
York rates. He is now Offering this stock,
(Which Is no, cXccled for r0rieiy, Aylc, hc0n-
~, and durGbHny of worhm0nShip in the
i"ion, at such prices as To make i an induce
mcnt for purchasing To call before making
their selections. \ superior assortment OF
| Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c
constantly on hand
With attentive and obliging statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied immediately. All garments
warranted to fit we'll and give satisfaction in
every respect.
! u-iMr IouN II darcy, long known in the
! cIoihlng line is now at tins establishment,
| where he would be happy to sec and serve
| his friends
GEO. a. HYDE,
Succession to Houston 4 Hyde.
| Charleston. May %, lSl9. 30 "
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his plan;a-
ton, situated between Sumtcrvilc and Stale
burg, containing 300 acres of land; 4 rood
dwelling House and out-bulld:urs, with an
excellent GriSt Mile the Mil ilousc is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, good stand for custom.
with Gin house attached running hy wa
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply TO
CHARLES c. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, 1910 y #
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Merchants Hotel,
HSh SEEIHiN s. HDIVVHiAe.
Corner of hing and Socicy STREETS,

W TT = H'HT "EH ''UTTfy 'NTttFN,
IiARLESTON s.. G..
This Hotel, situated in the business part
OF the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Commu-
nty, and Permanent Boardcrs. The cstab-
ishlncnt is conducted strictly on Temper
ancc principles. TERMS MODERATE.
uJAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation Of Pas
scnTcrs.
Feb 2l II Iy
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COEIlSllbi;. Branch.
Camden 'srai2p.

TUESDAYS, IHwsday'S and Sni,ndays.
Up. Dozen.
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ESEICrIlfl;ltssS. III,

he subscriber, through the solicitation OF b;a
friends has made arrangements to stand his cclc.
nf"'rd Horse BtCEPNALUS, Jr. in Sumt.r
District HE ensuing Spring. Said Horse NAV
nc expected to pass through SumtervilIe. bv
iutoh; and perhaps Smteburg, and in the Fork
o. biack k'ver; aud any olh' place where suf,
ic"ntiy encouraged and convenient 10 his ropte.
"n.ch VIII be determined by the groom
NSEfaaS-l'uccphmlus .Ir., will be lei 10
''hFc' al SS'i.NU ; SSOO the season, and 81 M
to insure; 20 cents to the groom in eyerv IN.
stance. Parting with the mare forfeiis the in.
snr"nc" III every instance. Every care will be
taken 10 prevent accidents, but no liability sbopd
any occur.
\. b. Where company OF or morcs j.
made up by responsible persons, and the Horsa
hh' 'Toon furnished free of charge as he is pnss
'hg round through the season, will reduce ,ba
season to 81, and the insurance to $40. VIII
h."o gIv" the same chance 10 al! those WIN faeL
"'SP'sea 1" pattonze my fiorse upon SAID telnn.
and conditions.
PEDIGREE.
Euccphalus Ir., was got by J. p. Rore,s,,
Enccphaiu>: he by Wlliamson's Bedford of Vr.
G,ni;t' and he by Old imported Bedford. Old:
hnc"phnins' dam was by old king Uerod. and:
hr by iwlg rwig by the old imported James:
ms e. dam was, according 10 inlorma,io n.
Mc"!ry Rmccphains Juniors dam was got by
"'u h'tc Oak Spit he by Lewis Coll ms Split
"""Sr Fr!!"'nihhcr as kncc Horse was we'll
established on the Camden Turf, aud he ON, Of
the old imported Ra,,cihc-C ash; Buc.pholus
~ 5. z. dam was got by Marcus
could here publish long list of certificates
rom dihercnt Districts relative to bucephaln-
JrS. reputation as a fonl geitcr, but deem il use
Less as reference can he had to his printed bills
and To citizens Of Sumter District, who hays
seen "I ms colt. aud know they will not suffer,
u! co'!lPii!soh WITH those nf nny other Horse
JAMES d. McILWAIN.
March H. 1910. 90 Am
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Clothing

y hne assortment OF Ready Made Clothing
Wtth Shirts Drawers Cravais Gloves &c.
iahama l.cghorn and Palmleaf Hats,
broad brHn sur do, ve-y low for Cash.
l.. B. HANKS.
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/ and Europe And in America the ruins of
I her unrecorded civilization are TO be found
in Pacnque and Copan, all in similar cIl-
!. mate. The genius of Eng land has carried
Ecivilizatton TO a more northern latitude, and
sthat of America has extended it, if not high
] er in latitude, TO still more rigorous cllrnrtc
Ethan that of England. The wants of such
climate are great and imperious. The
cost Of fuel alone in the city of New York is
Es16.0O0,0OO. The clothing must be much
swarmer, the houses more substantial, the
! food more nourshing and all more exfen.
{ sive than milder climate. And this great
augmentation of The burdens of civilized life
! must be borne in the north by frccmen, not
] as of old by slaves.
Hence have we seeh the fearful struggle
ssof northern labor for subsistence. notwIth-
standing the immense aid it has derived from
smodern machinery and invention. But take
! from that labor the custom. and subject ii
fto the competition of the south, where 50
ssmuch less is required for subsistence, and
sthat so much cheaper, and the result would
be as ruinous to the present system of the
snorth as that Of the South; these two systems
I have grown up together. That the North
sscould not have so much expanded without
Z market in southern agricuture-nor could
ssths have grown so great but for the demand
gand supplies Of the north. Together they
shave have hourishcd together they must
Sfalcr and fall. TO restrict, therefore. tho
stcrritorial extension of the South, and by
scircumscribIng its industry render it unprof-
] able, is to restrict and paralizc the prosperity
sof The north in all its departments. Togeth-
Ter these Institutions have marched harmonl.
sously to that eninence and success which
shave won the prosperity Of both a, home,
! and cxtortcd the admiration Of the world
Fabrad. lfeiher shoul tall by the other, the
scrme would not only be fraricide, it would
! Ebe suicide !; and over the nouldering ruins Of
eboth would deserve to be written the cpl.
staph: Here were a people who disputed
about the capacity ofthe African for liberty
sand civilization, and did not themselves pos
sess the capacity 10 preserve their own.
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lillSssla1ug0M5.

RELIGIOUS REvIvALIN SAvANNAn.-For
a fortnight past, through the nslrumentaIily
of Rev. Mr. Evans, very considerable re.
vival has been going ON in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this city. A larg,
number Of converts have connected them.
selves with the church on probation. We
have not learned the precise number, bru
Yesterday Sirteea presented themselves fnr
Rev. DR.. Wightman of Char
lesion. has been in attendance for the las;
few days. and reached nightly to a large
III oitaniiun andnncr- sermon of ycs
lerday morning was truly eloquent ahtd IfG=
prrssve. Services in the Church will bc
continued during The coming week.
Sarann0h Georgian I'm inst.
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So. = WHAT IS HAPPINESS
Mother what is that golden stream
For which / hear thee pray?
Thou hast said the fash of its gorgeous beam
KS On earth will never stay.
EIsit like the light from the dark blue SKY,
-ssss When the thunder echoes near?
Is il like the stars that sparkle on hghf
- Shall we ever sec it here Z
My gentle boy, o think not here
~ To know that mighty ray;
1t burns in holier, purer sphere,
And can never pass away.
Mi earthly love in it's sunny hour.
z-:sFhough hope'shed its lustre nigh,
: Can teach thee the depth Of that sacred power
FOR which thou hast heard me sigh.
= Bot o. in the glorious realms above,
s,y, Where sorrow is never known,
5.whsre norght but the seraphim songs OF love
- Float o'erSJ Jchovall's throne.
Where the hopes of the Christians faith rePcse,
Where the righteous of earth unite.
Where the spirit is healed Of its bleeding woes
- There is that golden light.
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spoaas1soa>
LECTURE ON

. l.ssF5ss-1- fl.N NISEItt' I'1AE O1$-l--
i THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH,
Delivered before Hte Young HENS Mefcan'
tide Library association, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, 6y EIwooD FISHER, Jan. :l6, ls49
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THE TIE OF BnormERHooD.-Some of
The papers Of Cincinnati and New Orleans
|pav deserved tribute of praise to the excr-
.lions of the benevolent Order of Odd Eel
| lows in those cities during the prevalence
there of tho Cholera. Strangers dying with
aom anv friends have been cared for by the
IOdd Fellows, and the bed of the sick is
1provided with medical attendance and nur.
ascs. when it would otherwise he destitute.
KENTUCKY PoLITICs j. r. Underwood
III. S. Senator from Kentucky addressed d
Injecting in favor of emancipation at Bowling
Green, Warren county, on the 18Th uIt., IL
which he said it had been intimatcd that he
and Mr. Clay would he instructed by the
] next Legislature To resign their seals III the
sScna,e on account of Their advocacy Of C.
Emancipation. "Bul." said he, 81 will do my
Sduly, let the consequences be as they may
HUNGARIAN MoDE OF WARFARE.--A cor
srcspondcnt oflhe Newark Advertiser, wrI-
ftmg from Frankfort, in Germany, after de.
] iscrIbinu the successes of the Hungarian pat
] riots in their contests with the lnpcrlalIsts
] saws, the RAPID movements, and much of the
4 success of the IIungarians, is owing to a
mode of warfare they have adopted from
1 the Turks. Every horscman has an infant,
rv soldier behind him. When necessary
s,hc latter descend. form and attack the enc.
I nv, after which, if advisable, they rcmnunI
and retreat. thus harrassing tho enemy like
! slhc old Parthans.
I ENCOURAGING FUTURE PRosCRIPTIoN.-
sAmong the hundred pledges of General Tay
slor, before his election to the presidency, wa'
shis proclaimed determination To soften Tho
aaspcrilies of party, and by stern example
sto discourage "thc hateful system of pro
scripton for opinions sake" His practice
! upon this promise has been system of ruth
slcss, revcngefuI. and indiscrlminatc removal,
J sof those who did not vote for him. Tho
aellcct of this treachery to pllghtcd faith, Il
sis easy to see, will be excuse and justification
aIor the most violent system OF removals II
SaIl time to come!
This will be one of the legaclcs ot dy
anasty that came into power with pledges on
! its lips to put down all party violence!
Pcnnsylranian.
4 NORTHERN LrrE.-The New York Trl
abunc Of Friday, says:
! "A poor woman named Bridget Connor
awhose husband died last Saturday. was
aturncl out other apartments, 225 Eldr'dg'
! st. yesterday aiternoon, by her Iandlad!y
! She had two children one Of which was ap
aparcnty dying, and the other very Sick
She found her way TO the L eventh Ware
aStaton house. where one OF her children
adicd, and medical aid was called tor the 9th
Ter.
4 The chaff is not separated from the wl,ea
@but by thrashing, nor men from their earlhl!
4 Eaffections but by tribuation.--Ch, ySeStun'e
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The chaff is not separated from the whea
but by thrashing, nor men from their earlhl!!
affections but by tribHation.--Ch ysestume
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HNHE undersigned, having associated
III. themselves in business under the name
and style of DUNBAR & GARMANY, for
the Purpose of transactng general GRO
CEkY- BUSINESS, in this place, respect
fully invites the attention of Planters 10 their
Heavy Stock of all the leading articles Of
general consumption. They may be found
OF The stand recently occupied by B. S. Dun
bar, and nearly opposite the stand formerly
occupied by G. w. Garmany, where they
will be happy to receive their former friends
and patrons, together with The public al
large.
We are determined 10 keep constantly on
hand stock unsurpassed by any ever offered
in this market, and believing our facilities for
buying Low, 10 be equal to any in the place,
we will always be prepared to sell at the
lowest prices, either ior Cash or on time 10
approved customers. Having rented the
Warehouse formerly occupied by B. Elliott,
and placed ii under the charge Of an expe.
rienced mun, we are prepared to offer equal
advantages in storage with any Warehouse
in the place; and liberal Cash Advances
made, at oil times, on Cotton stored with US,
or on shipments made To G.. W. Garmany &
Co., Savannah, whose charges will be as
low as usually made by other Factors. The
highest prices paid at all times for Cotton
and other produce brought 10 market:
B. s. DUNBAR,
G. W. GARMANY.
Hamburg July 8, If 26