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SumtervilIe, SO.+ Ca. z.
RESIDENCE AND LOTS FOR SALE

SumtcrFIllc, so CHs
RESIDENCE AND LOTS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the PREMISES
Immediately adjoining the town of Sumterville, in
southeastern direction, known as the residence
of the late Daniel Norton. --zs - .s.....s
The Lots contain body of about % acr.s II
Land. contiguous to the business portion Of the
town, and through part of them will run the con-
templated Rail Road from Manchester 10 Will
mington 1t would be desirable to sell to single
purchaser the whole of said lots, and to such the
terms would be made accommodating rs
Offers will also be entertained by the subscriber
for all his Lands lying on Turkey Creek, near
Sumterville. They contain in all about 425 acres
Of high land, swamp, oak and hickory, well tim
bered, with proportion Of cleared and open lands.
A more accurats description and better estimate
of the value of these Lands, can be formed upon
application, either personally or by letter. to the
subscriber
To an enterprisng farmer this tract presents
advantages and facilities not surpassed BY any 9th.
er location in the State, and 10 an approved pur.
chaser accommodating terms will be granted
Communications addressed to me at the Bank Of
Charleston, Charleston, S. c., will meet due at
tenton. JABEZ NOREON.
July IS 80 At
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The first effect off, bilious climate upon the human
system is to produce topper and inactivity Of the Liver
thereby preventing the natural and frco discharge OF
bile. All know the lurking nature Of the poison that
produces Fever and ague, and its kindred diseases
A salIow complexion, caprcious appetite, and occu-
sona pain in the side, are often the only symptoms 10
warn of impending danger. The operation OF DR.. Us.
goods India Cholugogue is to coun,eract this masma
influence, by producing activity Of the hillary organs
and healthy, natural discharge of bile from tho 'ys
tenn.
For salc at the prnpretors prices by J. r. McRAlN
agent Camden c.
Aug.8, 81 At
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A Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, a tract of Land
on the west side of Wateree river, and on the
waters of 25 mile creek; adjoining the lands OF
Capt. WIN. Kennedy and the Estate Of Jno: Ches-
nut, containing above 1000 acres 1000 with a
font of mile half on the river. and the balance
on the creek. Six hundred being Under cultiva'
ton, having fine mill seat all necessary build
ngs for settlement gin house and screw; the
land is SIX miles from Camden. Said land will be
sold at private sale on accommodating terms.
Persons desirous Of purchasingi are referred to
Capt Thos, Lang, Major Cantey, or to the sub
scriber. McRA BkEVARD.
June 80; ls49. 6m 81
The Charleston Courier will insert once week
or three weeks,
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Bargains for the Summer Months!

Bargains for the Summer Months
The subscriber will sell of, his present stock of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, ETC., at a
very small advance on cos: price, as he intends
moving into Mr.. VIM. Workman's new store on
the 1st Of October next.
Those who wish Bargains would do well to call
soon,as the goods will be positively sold loO, to
maksNoom for an entirely new stock in the Fall.
JAMES WILSON.
At Mr.. II. Lerys old stand.
June l3 If "a
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Fresh Family Groceries.
Loaf, lamp crushed, powdered; clarified and
brLwn Sugars
Rio, Java, Lagura, Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Molasses
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings
Confectionery, Green Ginger: for preserving
Almonds Raisins, Figs &c.
Just received and for sale low for cash.
pThe highest market prices reithef cash Of
barter) paid for country produce. :.
may2i A. E. ALLEN.
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Notice.

Notice.
The subscriber is receiving large addition to
his stock of Groceries, consisting of all the leading
articles. Country people will find it to their inter-
est TO call. There is also fine assortment at his
store up town, third door above NJ. Ducker f. Go.
He has also received direct from Florida, $4,000
best Cuba filed Segars they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold much lower than ever known
in this market or elsewhere, say from 80 to SO pr.
thousand. II. HOLLEYMAN.
Camden, 10Th June. II "a
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=ss-Sabin's Patent.Wash Machine.

Sabin's Patent Washing Machine.
Tune-OH! SUsANNAu.
take walk de oder day,
Along down by de hill,
A dere see aunt Sally
A latin fit to kill;
She turn herself dis way and dat,
She cut de widgeon ping,
She, ,call 'SABIN' new wash machine,
DE very best of ting.
Oh! aunt Sally,
Don't you smile so loud,
De folks will tink you crazy,
.s To draw so big a crowd.
And den aunt Sally look at me,
Go long you Bob, she say;
Wild finger put long side her nose,
So dere could not stay;
You don't know muffin tall, you fool,
You seem to be quite green,
You amt been hear de folks all talk
About dis great machine.
Oh! aunt Sally. &c.
A buckra cum from Yankee land,
His name dey call SABIN.
He send dis tiDgto Camden,
He call um wash machine;
take my close an hour ago,
And fought he take all day,
To wash EN- clean and white as snow,
And now all done, say.
Oh! aunt Sally, &c.
/ left aunt Sally and gone,
Iwondcr what he mean,
Til see de wash women OBJ de town
All got de new machine.
And now den people please so well
Dey laf, dey talk. dey smoke,
Dey tink to wash ten dozen piece;
Am muffin but joke.
Oh aunt Sally, &c:
And now all yunnah people,
Who want 10 save your tin,
Pray 20 to Mass ROBINSON,
And buy de new machine.
Him save the clothes from rubbingj
Him save de soap, say,
Him save de time and scrubbing,
And make you please all day.
Oh! aunt Sally,
Don't you smilG SO loud,
De folks will tink you crazy,
To draw Sc big crowd.
Economists Attend.
The subscriber would call particular attention
those truly simple and useful
WASHING MACHINES,
or saving labor and time in washing clothes
'hich he is now manufacturing, and which should
o in every family. ---
Camden, August Is, 33 If
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From ihe New York Herald Of August 4.
THE CROPS In THE UNITED STATES

no S' ,'. -. : - :, ,,1-c :.,..
81 There Is NO su'Tec.' perhaps " ~ ""
est 10 the genera rraue'' 40 40, -" . ~.
merciai and agficu'uira' ila' 'nt"' ua" -,
The crops tnroushopu' p ."1 ~, . a. -.
o''server ".h Wy p'o"a ,'a, l.. ,n.ds
SION .naI an ayerase "'" ,, o'op =,
MISUNDERSTANDING "e .,''~. n s,a,.,s.
reacn us rom some 8. 81 G.. ~.
and tbat CONCLUSION 's '''''''a' '''''
trIIgence rom nraf'y every 'o'"e' p''''''' -
the country ts cnser"':.
In Ghio, coniosna.'oh o' ca's," "".e
ted to destroy Inc "nea' ''"!' '"", S'"" ".'
entirely iaileh. ih cary sp''"s m ' .
were iasoranie, ,,o ano e'e'y = =.
,arse Jeio.. w. e,"s NY a". @ H.. a,,a.,;.
{ ia"er ol "h'ch winch Is na,'iy 81 49,
board commences '"o'' ueP ...'' das,-,,.
utthe JOINING o. tue n,a'N, p'o' 49,, - IS ;,
tive: liner was sun ""pe ,n"' .." =.
would recover, p't the c''se "''u ua - :,
'h June caused tne aFP,,a' =, a"ee VI ''
once Pu. sn rna :" al ""P. 1a.,,.'d - ,ho
Inc soi ol ono - '' we" H.. - r., s.,,h
CROWN :" Whea' "c"s , - .Ls.,,J
Jrci !" ne ues''oJ-" " -. en- -
mat cary soweu :. essaP' n -"
every sncceeo'hg yea, ""' s.u ~ az" So.
, - - r,h, c,,l,;v.,;ou of wheat, and
n"se s's' a,,a.,e, - ,h. cultivation Of 10.
","''' ,.aa - ea,.''.h,,h of ,ybch crops. G,r The
"a'e"l 80 ,-o,,;... and ,bundan, weld.
p.e'e'' p. seAaI' ,..,ns,c,nrno es,nhli,h.
'nt.e a'e " .I ,ho ,,hol.. s,,er,ion ot
mo"ts IN 'ns o'S'e' anu '.e ."'s ~. n,oJ.,. u
'ne P'oPie .1.s ras "e." Il. ha,,.ror which
Tue t"' ."s.. ,h. % ,,,sn,ion Of tbe farmer.
nes."s 81 20 .;t;ns of e sheen for wool. which a,
n.a..a, m % promise. to be one Of the greatest re.
Iaussa. u,e p'e ,rhs,e have heen but few publica.
.ou'ees -, IN .,ocss. Of Tho .ff;,r,. bu,
J". ,hn, Is t.so been made are most sa,isac,ory.-
w. T"', ,u" '".a .o,,n,;e. alone Green and Summit
y" wv" 49,. - .irs.dy onbI;sbed show product of
'ae .e'u. ,,,.a M sa ooo nonnd. Of the last spring
',,""e Ir ,,vo coun,es are so productive,
."Ha e" ,.a,.I,;l;,v ,ha, the whole Stale will
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Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment; charge THIRTY Cents per bale ertra, on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Banddges
aloLe may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent TO harleston and Savannah is now
compressed before shipment.
JuIy III % 30t
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F., the Journal.

Mr.. eEdi,or:- Having business OH both sides
Of the river river ,fos fifty miles above, Camden, and
while travelling, through that section OF country
i paid particular attention TO the crops, both ny
obseryation. and also making enquiry from In-
,elligeni planters. The result of my invesliga-
,ion Is ssahis, that The corn crops will De very
good; more will he made than has been made
in anysoness year for the last ten OF twelSe;- =.
AS to Cotton, Il think the prospect is quite dis
coura einp: the weed is too large, aud forms
are not on Il io,make full crop. With the
hest of seasons this month, the crop cannot
reach ;twn-t thirds of the last years. and If the
seasons are unfayorable, there may not he over
one .halfaf Jas, years crop made; Indeed' on
the best lands the crop will be almost an entire
iai.usesE' f.sgza1@- Z. ~
Theheahb of the country above indicated is
very good. 'rbe good cause Of Temperance Is
still progressing: '.s,',tT s@H "
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The Charleston Courier of Thursday states
that a pos,crip, to a letter from Tallahassee,
(Fla dated the I'd inst, says; There is re-
port now in town, brough, from Key West OF
Maua,ee, by small vessel, that Col. VIM. F.
Englsh's family has been murdered, and his
plantation destroyed, on the Miami, Dade
county. This rl,nor is not credited, though
would not be surprised ht its truth"
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Carriages.

The subscriber has now on hand, variety oil
Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, &C., and Harness,
which he offers for sale at reduced prices.
He is prepared to build and to repair every de-
scripton of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheelbar.
row &r., and all kinds Of Iron work, either for
plantation or other use.
Horses carefully and neatly shod.
ROBERT MAN.
June g If 26
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J. B. G0oDLAD,. Tailor,

Agent for the sale oil Crooking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, DC
: The Mirror of Fashion is published on the first
day Of every month, at SEA year, devoted to re-
view of the Fashions for the month"; and to the SUBJ
ject of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in the world.
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received; those wishing them will please apply
directly. .s .,.,.esg s ..sg
The English and French Fashions will be out in
a few days, say the LIST Of April. march 5.
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Rowland, aud Madison Springs of Georgia
the Limestone and Glens' Springs, and Alken,j
In this Siate.. Many Of our prominent men OF
enterprise are attending the Rail Road Conven-
ton at Macon, Ca, ,.s5s4.. 1rass sr.Sss ,sv-,l
Business is as usual at this season--station..
ary. Coiton9is is getting up the ladder again.
About 1000 bales have been disposed of during
the past week; prices Z lisa 10 cents. a
very limited supply of Grain, Hay and Flour on
sale. Fine Baltimore Flour commands 10 3.4.
Sales Of Bacon have been made at lO l-2
cents. Salt 90 90; cents. The Hampstead
Steam Factory, (James A. Taylor, Asent,) ad:
verlises IA aud rs Brown 5Shir,ings, which !
understand are of excellent quality, This is the
Company which received the premiums recent
IL from theqS,a,e. A gricultural Society, for the
best exhibit Of Domestic Goods.
The mornings are now devoted by the ladies'
10, Shopping in King.S,-,he afternoons and
evenings being exclusively dedicated TO the
,Battery.ssAmong the: cheap articles going of
nv scores are Linen Net Shawls 10 Ia. 81 % !;
Colored. Muslins. Il l.2; Ginghams (small
plaid.) 1912 eBlace Lace Gloves and Mi'ts'
CID; Pavilion eGouze-(ha you any mus.
oui,oes to spare in CamdenD so to 62 l.2 {;
Thread; Gloves. 10 l.2, and variety OF others
$500 tedious" Gas well as too cheap "to men
tion." ,tDR.%s5 ~. ~ ST. go ;.
Nothing especially attractive in the line OF
New Music has con,e in within a, week or two.
Moonlight Sereuades are the osder of the night.
The Sep,embes elec,iqns are already making
a stir among ihee b 'hoys" and /" Old Hunkers.
Strong sopposition has been organized against
the present 5incamheni Of The fMayorally, and
many Of his n,nstcIamorous quondam friends ~
are now ioudcs in ntheir denunciations. Such
ispopular favor---s19s S1s- iC's.s = y.ras'frsA 81
-, n4ara 7str.se7Isssi5 "a breath 1
That hangs upon smile! A'look, a word.
A frown, the air-bnilt tower, OF fortune shakes
= And down the .unsubstan:ial fabric falls"
- All denominations and classes united yester-
day in carrying out the wise, recommendation
Of the President, of the United States. The
occasion was one of solemn interest. As a
people, I've have much for which we should
mourn in Humiliation set much 10 be hantful
for and to rejoice in. sss... lsi,s,t, -.-.3. :,
We enjoy perfect healtlthi summer. 50 tar
No cholera or other epideu,ics. Thirteen
deaths -nn!y last week. against hundreds ddhq
in the Northern cities. The weather has been
warm forseyetal days. but we have been re-
freshed again by showers.
Yours truly. at7 ,s Ssir j..
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CLEVELAVD'S

OtN1tI HLL1D DLAN TT ItIIi
For removing all Tartarous adhesons without
inuring the Teeth, nterposns its antiseptc quail.
ties to Scorbutic affections Of the Gums, restoring
them to Itmness and pleasing colour, and con-
,ributng largely to establish the pearly whiteness
Of the Teeth, and pure and salubrious breath.
Prepared only by J. A. Cleveland, Charleston
and for sale by q. ]. DELAY.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Warranted 10 cure Lameness, SPAWN, Big Jaw,
Founder, Sprains and Strains, Splints, Wnd-ga!ls,
Big Bone, String Halt, Thrush, Poll Evil, &c. &c.
limited supply Of the above, to which the atten-
ton Of farmers and owners OF horses Is invited,
just received and for sale by
nave. Il. ]. DELAY.
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FOR SALE

That Two Story Brick Building on Broad street
suitable for Store and Residence; with all the ne
cessary out Buildings in good repair, and large
Lot attached, in the most business part Of Town.
Terms made easy.
Enquire of Mrs. c. F: CARPENTER.
July ii ~ u
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To Dentists.

To Dentists.
The subscriber has made arrangements BY which
he can at short notice procure Gold Foil and other
articles for Dentists use. from Charleston, and
furnish the same at prices that will not 'faiitg
satisfy the most economical fess
April 4th, ls4g. So Z.J..DEHAY..
Nedrlt opposite Masonic Hall.
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Lost.
AT the May Party, a breast pin very highly prised
by the owner, should any person have it in their
possession; they will confer favour by leaving it
at the Post Office; compensation given frequi-
red. E. ~.
Aug. Is, 1649. 80 II,
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gnAIGsaQoAaINy
BY P, RoBENSoM.

The subscriber begs leave to state; that she p
prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest no-
tce, in neat and fashionable STYLE and ioarranis
a fiji. With his knowledge Of the Business and il
disposition to please, he solicits call from hls
friends generally. s,S 81
NAV ;, - If ..rse se2Sfs 5sE75ayfst q 49, !
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-7---ALSU:-- :---
Will be sold on Thursday, the 9Th day Of Sep
tember next, at ii o'clock, A. ~. at the late resi-.
dence of Micah Ward, deceased, all the person.
al property Of the said deceased, consisting of
IL Negroes, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, with the
growing crop.
Terms-All sums of and under FIVE dollars cash
Over that amount, credit until the first day oi
January next, QS50) with notes and approved
security, interest from day OF sale, and mortgage
of negroes il deemed necessary.
JOHN Fl. ROSE, Admir-.
August Is, 33 II
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Administrators Sale.
49, REAL ESTATE

BY order of the Court Of Ordinary of Kershaw
District will be sold before the Court House door,
in Camden, by the Sheriff, on the first Monday in
September next, between the legal hours Of sale,
Tract Of LAND containing - acres. in the
Districs Of Kershaw, on the 25 mile Creek, bound
ed by lands of Watkins, Curetons and others,
former, owned by Daniel Motley, being the Real
Estate Of Micah Ward, deceased.
Teims-gHsa credit until the first dav of Janu-
ary next, (f550) Bond and good security bearing
interest from day of sale, and mortgage Of the
premises, If deemed necessary.
JOHN ii. ROSE, Admir-.
August Is.
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Ladies black, white and colored Kid EEpSss ~
sorted sizes-Also clear Lawn HsndkeSsAlels.
Parasols and Sun Shades, Fans &c,s just reseife
bv Southerner from New York -
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., 80 : = '57i1r555'5ET : \ .
Corn Meal.
FOR SALE,

The Store House and Lot, now occupied by
Mr.. Thomas Wilson as Boot and Shoe Estab-
lishment, directly opposite the Post Office. and
one door North of Mr.. J. 8. Depass, it being one
among the best Business stands in the Town of
Camden. Terms and possession will be made
known on application to
EDWARD M. BRONSON.
July 25 80 3t
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Bacon, Lard and Flour.
A lot of superior Bacon and Lard
Flour of the best brands, for sale by
NAV %. A. E. ALLEN.
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TO Rent OF Sell.

To Rent OF Sell,
That new Store and Dwelling House, opposite
the Episcopal Church. The DIV elling and Store
will be rented separately if required.
Apply to JAMES McEWEN.
August Is 33 If
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NOW OPENING,

WUW UFEWIWGj
A large Stock of all the various kinds of Mems
and Boys Calf, Seali Guat and Kip Brosans, Sc
lected personally from the best manufacturers, for
Cash, which will enable me to sell at least 20 per
cent. cheaper than like qualities can be had in
Camden. Call and see, at the Old Stand of 6.
w. Olney,. nearly opposite the Bank of Camden.
J. S. MCCADDON.
July 1S 90 If
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The Subscriber:

The Subscriber:
IIIILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w both the Banks ofthisplace, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted to
him. Office at the Counting Room Of McDowall
d Shannon Z. J. SHANNUN.
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Notice is hereby given, that at the next Session
Of the Legislature, application will be made te
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 8. |. o. 0: F;
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Notice.
duplication, will be made to the next Session Of
the Legislature of the State of South Carolina, to
have Pine Tree Presbyterian Church, incorporated
July 4, lS49.
.g D. BETHUNE, .-...s.
BENJAMIN MCCOY, >.
KENNETH, McCASKlLL, ),
!. June 80 am !; sl a. "a
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Ladies /!

Ladies!
have just received general assortment of
Light Pump Sole CATER BOOTS, at the un.
precedented low price Of 81 25. s-e'
Rest Philadelphia KID TIES and SLIPPERS.
81 90. Full supply of Half Caters and Black
Morocco Ties, SO to IS cts, at the Old Stand Of
G. w. Onley. ]. s. McCADDON.
July l8 20 If
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To the Citizens of Camden, and the Ira.
yelling Community generally.
The subscriber has his Omnibus, CAMDEN,
making her regular trips to and from the Rail Road
Depot. lie runs in connexion with the Cheraw
and Charlotte Stages, TO THE STAGE OF
FICE, and to ANY PART OF CAMDEN, OR
KlRKWOOD. This is the United States Mail
Line, and as the subscriber passes by the Hotels
every morning, before the departure of the cars,
Passengers need not fear being left, who 60 in his
Omnibus. Grateful for the patronage already re-
ceived. he hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit a continuance oil the same.
JOHN X. WITH HERSPOON.
Aug.6. 80 If
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Goods in ChaTlest0ns
For Spring OF IS48.

E. w. BANCROFT, INVITES THE :ATrEsrIosoSr riz1e
rEss AND THEIR YAMnrEs WHO VISIT rHE CIfr5T Alst
Extensive Stock. x, ~
He has now received his Spring Stock which coa55ts
of every variety of rich and elegant Fables fT ts
os' Silks. Grenadines, Tissue siIks; Barsess Mrips
Sewing Silks, nsbsns, Prints Lawns Bonahsr IA
zines, Challys, APaccas, DC. ~
&, a@s 49,, Shduls Of erery Styles
Such as Elegant Plain and Embiukieseh eaAleflsa
Grape, Cashmere Sewing Sill, Silk lfusins, ,Hef,
age and Plain Silk Shawia q - 9s
Linens. -, s.sf =. - a - y
Danasks, Long. Lawns; Linen stsstinsst Ind q
Ho"ery' ,.ia w White Goods; goods for Gentlsmens.
Wear, &C. &c: - ~. =, !.
-GLso-==:t.ass :: ~ = IS y e .
In his DoMEsTic Goops ROOMS win b fcsndss tuias
complete assortment Of oil the leading Sylea Of
G5ods such as are adopted 70 Servants wear apd ni
He confidently nvi,es areniion 10 ,hs ssoek asSus oft
Largest and most Ertensite IN ihe GoaH.s
and the prices ALwAys TIE LowfyT rcsstsI z; :
253 King Sifsst, Chafls lss.oh, S o.
April 4th is49 tf sS'fsg q 1fst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-14
Beautiful Extract.

There is spell in woman. No man,
not utterly degraded can listen without de-
light to the accents ola guileless heart
Beauty too has a natural power over the
mind and it is.right that this should be.
All that overcomes selfshness, the beset-
ting sin of the world, is an instrument of
good. Beauty is but melody of a higher
kind; and both alike soften the troubled and
hard nature of man. Even if we looked on
lovely women but as on rose, an eX1ris-
tie production Of the summer hours of life,
it would be idle to deny her influence in
making even those summer hours sweeter.
But, as the companion of the mind, as
the very model Of friendship that no
chance can shake, as the pleasant sharer Of
the heart of hearts, the being to whom man
returns after the tumult Of the day, like
the worshipper to secret shrine, to revive
his noble tastes and virtues at a source pure
from the evil of tina external world, and
glowing with perpetual Light of Sanctity
and love; where shall we find her equal
or what must be our feeling towards the
mighty disposer Of earth and all that it in
habits, but of admiration and gratitude
to that disposal, which combines our high
est happiness with our purest virtue.
DR.. Croleyts Saiathial