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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16
UNAYtMfTY9

We Do noi expect . perfect unanimriy o.
ibc grshI and general movement Throughout
bar ooua,ry. 10 unite the whig and d~emocmhc
PARTIES upun the southern question such an
|rspec,auon wculd be- doomed 10 dsaPPoint
|msal There will be 10 long as tolerated.
dresses conducted by men, who were born per-
hap, or educated among lnose Who oPI -
have fmbibed their principles and though
|abiding in the South 10 make a livelihood, and
though for that purpose they wish TO identity
themselves with Us yet by every means in
sthcir power. whether by slight or by open ex-
|pressionS whether by undertaking US, and laud-
Ing our opponents or by insisting upon It that
we are safe and have nothing to iear-who by
every means no, inconsistent with their PeTso-
hal safety, have tried and will Ivy 10 east a
hamper upon each breaking forth Of the fires
<of patriotism. and to waken every means
which wisdom tells US to use for our safety.
Yea, they have and will still even, try to per-
1suade that this is nothing but the rant OF poll
kticiam among us so that the chains may be
riveted, while we lay still. (Such a paper is
the Souihren Of Jackson) Nor DO we mean
that he who conducts such a paper is the only
one of his way Of thinking. BY no means, this
would require extraordinary boldness, There
will be those distinguished few who give
Shim their hearty cooperation who, II they be
Ewhigs and those about who take Southern.
grounds be democrats, moved by a holy horror
at contact with those whom they have 50 long
and bitterly opposed, still try to preserve Party
II Lines! There will be those who desire to be
Rgreat, and consequently must choose a narrow
Nsphere, so that no one can invade # and over
atop them and who are thus great among
themselves who, instead of joining with the
&mass to do right, and thereby taking a little
&less prominent stand, try to find preteXts
(which they find in the words "Disunionists,n
Ultras," &c. to go aside, and be Leaders Of
those over whom they have great personal in
&huence.
We do not expect a perfect unanimity, we
Say, but these, and such as these, are the ones
who will not go with US. So what care we fol
y, the people, the mass of the inhabitants, the
really patriotic, the whole of the thinking anC
the unselfish are with us, and there is now, WI
Athink we can announce about to be presented
to the world, the great spectacle of the tw,
parties making one grand party-The Part,
of the South!
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16

To- The Falcon sailed from New Orleans
Saturday 18th, for Havana and Chagres. We
notice among the passengers twenty ladies,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16

10 Mr.. Paine's gas from water has turned
out, it is said, to be a perfect humbug.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16

The King of Prussia has nearly recover
from the effects of the wound inflicted Up
him by thea assassin.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16

10 They have had a grand regatta from
Mobile TO New Orleans, between boats belong
ling to those cities, in which Mobile was vic
s%torious.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16

FLoKfpA-The people of Hillsborough
county have assembled and desired the Leg,
Z%islature to take steps to remove the Indians
Ito facilitate the business they recommend
"a continual war by the General Govern.
[ment:
The editor of the Tallahassee Republican
.%learns that some of the twenty-five warriors
sabout to nov nom Florida, viii be accom-.
panied by their families.
THE same paper furnishes the substance
Iof the remarks OF Bowlegs to Capt. Casey,
Of the army. The chief said that they were
willing to be restricted within narrower
limits, but that his young men would rather
Fight than kcare the country entirely. He
also stated that the pale faces could gain
nothing but evil if they should send their red
brethren away by force, for their Prophet
had told them IN evil spirit would take pos
[~eession of the country As soon as they should
Ileave it, which would destroy every pale
face that trespassed upon their hunting
Fground." /.
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10 The cholera is subsiding ia Nashville
II has appeared in Cincinnati.
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MESIco,-rhe cohgtess of Mexico, which
was to organize in the city of Mexico, was
unable to do so, NOT having a quorum
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BALTIMORE Jaly S.--The President ,
quite III. The Pbysiciah in attendance sta
ties that ms disease Is bilious cholic.
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U Table Rock, one of the wonders of N
asara Falls, fell on the Goth ult,
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NJ See the advertisement of a Runaway il
our advertising columns.
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TO THE
BOARD OF POLICE
AND THE
CORPORATE AUTHORITIES
wooDyILLE

1.-THE bell strikes one. We take no noteof lin
But from its loss 'Twere wise in man
To give il then a tongue" Young,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16
From the New Orleans Picsyune.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.

GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
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NoTlCE--0wing to the prevalence Of =
measles and the illness of Professor II a
lgruder, the Public School is suspended aAs4
THE 10Th of August.
BY order of the experimenting Commune
July 5 2w-Whigt
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PUBLIC MEETING

For the purp0e Of matunly cou.A
the proceeding Of the late couveu,~
fclcgatcf of the Southern States ~
|thc city Of Nashville on the % Of -
We the undersigned wings and dem.N
|pf Wilkinson county, would resp-r,s
suggest the prophety Of calling a
meeting Of the citizens Of the county
out distinction Of party, to be held :,
Courthouse in Woodville, on the frs, n
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15
New Fall Goods.

4 NJ, &k KENNEDl, are now receiving their
Il. supply OF goods suilab e TOR the season. Tile
stock VIII Le found completes in all the branches.
usually kept by them, they have been carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be sod
at very small advance on New York cost. The
above would respectfully invite tine attention OF
their friends AID the lhe public generally 10 an ex.
animation of their STOCK, feeling sa sfed II low
prices aud good style Will Ell; CT sales they can
not laIi To enjoy Jefal share oil that patronage
be.eoure 50 IuIIy extended 10 them.
They beg to cali attention TO few Of the lead
ing articles. viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks
Newest styles cashneres and nouselaInes
Chaugeable poPlins aud coburgs
Brocade and plain lustres
FACE capes, collars and chemizettes
Puff sleeves, en'schildr work'd bodies
Muslin aud thread edgings and insertings, &c
Gloves of every description, hosiery do.
Lawn aud cambria handkerchiets
English and american prints, unusually low
Furniture chintz, ginghams
Long and squar- shaws, &c &C &C
Mourning Goods.
Super. alpaccas and canton cIoth,a new article
Dark grey popIin, ginghams aud English prints
Fast colOrs, collars and handkts. ilgralned
Cotton hose, silk d., cashmere q cashmere sh'Wls
In Domsstics.
Bea. shee.ings and long cloths, very low
IO-4 TO l2-4 bea g. bro slieelng, SUPER family linens
Brown and cO'd h'spuns ofall kinds
Linseys, bed Blankets, from lO-4 TO 1874
White & red han'ls, shaker welsh g. gauze do. &c
tienslemen's Wear.
Supr blk and cord french cloths
"- 1ursi,;... a.d cassirnarAa --
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk and cashmere veSliEgs
cravats, gloves and half hose
Superior quality Of dress shirts
Under cioihings OF every description.
ktady Made Clothing.
Goats, vests snd pants, got up i'll very superior
style.
Hats and Caps
In great variety and OF lll- latest fall fashions.
Negro Good.
Superior plains, kerseys aud satlnets, suitable
for hUuse servants, am. d eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &c.
Together with full supply Of hardware, &C.,
all OF wh'h will be cheerIuhy shown to any one
tavoring them with a cali,
Srpl. 2 II
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NUMBER so.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

4 RE now retrieving and opening (at the stare
"A tw" doors belO" Mr.. George AIden's Shoe
Store. and nearly opposite Messrs. A. M. d R.
kennedy,) select assortment nf S'if'
Family Groceries, s'"H
rrIs sling, IN part, as follows:
>UGAKS--B Brown, crushed, clarified, powdered
and Uai
OFFEE>-Rio ard lava
CHEESE-Tmi'alion Engsl; do snail size
MOLlSSES-New Orleans aud Muscuvsdo
Palmetto Hams, a superior article
Mackarel No. !. IN kits
caniies-c"lored wax. sperm and adaman.ine g
Crackers-soda. wafer, lutheran nd leu,on pic mic
Spires-gnger, Mace, cloves. nulInegs, cinnamon
and plrncito ;}3t
Teas-Gunpowder, young hyson. and golden chop
RICE, starch ard laSlh. alt
Farina, for puddngs, &c, suPsFissilo rice, sago OF
Welsh's prepared cocoa, Bakers bftma, chocolate
Assorted pickles, ketchups, Spanish olives and
pepper sauce 80
Sardlnes, anclovies. fresh salmon and HOLSTERS in
cars .,-rr.-.. 4. ,-..s..
Capers. currie powder, eurrant and Guava jelly,
strawberry jam
FRI nch and English mustard ~
Curran's, ginger preserves, figs and almonds
Genuine bay run. lemon syrup w
Extracts uIuIes, anla. rose and lemon
tine assortment OF Confectionery ,5}
All OF which will be sold low for cash. A share
of patronage is solicited.
Grt a. SHAW & AUSTIN.
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NEW STORE.
| fFNElE subscriber is now opening large assort
nent of Groceries and Staple Good

NElE subscriber is now opening large assort
i lnent of Groceries and Staple GOOds
in the Store lately occupied by William J, Geralc
(sou1h Of the Bank of Camden) which he vii
dispose Of al Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing TO purchase would do well tt
call aud examine the stock, consisting in part, O
the following, viz:
Loaf, Crushed Ground and Granulated Sugars
~. Croix. Porto iico. a. d NV Orleoms do
New Orleans, Musruvatt AMI Cuba Moases
Java. laguisa and Rio Coffee
Gunpowder. Young iiyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamantine and Talluw Candles
No. 2 and Nackarel. in Barrels. Half ond Quarters
Wine. Soda aud Butter rscuils and Cneese
Soap and Starch. nssored
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Powder. Sho, and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails and Castings
Paints, Linseed Oil. Spe'm Oil and Window Class
-AISO-
Bleacked and unbleached shir;ipgs and Shee,irgs
Blankets. Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and uznabufgs
Together with large assorment Of
Eagging, Rope and TW iEe.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camlen S. G.. Sent. o.
ErCaSh raid for Cotton and other Produce.
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Fall Goods.
Sea. 20.

N BONNELL g. 60 are now rec ,iving their
/ t'ai supplies, 10 which they nse the atien'
:tnrl "i purchasers.
SIiGAkS-S. Croix, Delta, crushed, powder.
I'd an clarified
COFfEE-ltIo md Java
TEA-,neen and IL sun
MuLASSES-W cs Ind,a and New Orleans
SN.T-T.be and sack
MAJ KAREl.-No aud 2
Pickles, Kechup. Mustard, Ginger. Pepper
SPICE, Clnramon, S"ap, tanai"S, S;arch, &c.
Hardw a,e, llueS, Axes, Sra'r-, &r.
Eagging, Rope and 'Gwinc.
DOMESTICS--Blearhed and brown Home
srunS
Together with u general assortment oI Clouds
sul,ed 10 this market For sac l. " 10y
July 20. u. BONNEi.l. ~ ''o.
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NEW
Staple and Fancy Goods.

TIME subscribers are now orening complete
. i assortment, oi Staple aud Fancy Goods, puf-
chased with much care, which they will dispose {"
on their usual liberal terms, They conssSt III
part, as follows:
WO0LENS.
Heavy London DutiiI Blankets
Super So 20 IA lambs uu Bed Blankets
Heavy a-wooI Negro Cloths
Nr9ru Lin>eys. very heavy and stout
Piald Linseys; WuuI Cloth lnr wumen's wear
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Superfine black, blue, brown, AMI invisible green
French Cloths
Supertine l)ue-skin black Cassimeres
Salllnels assorted cuors
kenturkr Jeans. do do
Elegant Fashlnhable Vestings
Fancy T.. ssmeres
Red white and yellow Flannols
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, Of every drscrlpl"u
Furniture CalIc"es, very handsome
G,ngharns; Cros<.hard and fancy striped Musns
Furniture and carnbr!c Dniy
Furniture Frnges; cotton cambrIcs
Coured and black cambrIcs
Silks and Fancy Articles.
Elegant plain and ater'd black silks
plain, figured and waier'd cOlo!ed silks
CIena hgured dress silks, very rich
Belts; elegant lace capes
Muslin worked collars and sleeves
Very handsome luserings and Edsings
LInen.cainbrc HandkerchIels
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
french nernv. black and assorted colors
Super biatk and mer edIan black Aparfias
Striped and crss-Lar'd c"ored A!pachae
DOMESTICS.
3.4, 1.S and 5.5 cached and Urjwn ShIrtlngs
l2-4 bIedched and unDeached Sheetngs
Wue aud unbIeachcd D.llis
Striped aud plaid cu"red Honespuns
Bed Ticks; apron CHECKS; colt ION Oznaburgs
LINENS.
Super an assorted Irish Linens
Lawn Lawns, DowiaS; iJamask Table.cloths
L" Damask Diaper; Dana tx Napkins
BIrd.eye aud Russia Diapers
|ALSU-
nunde, and Gunny Bagging
Bale Rope and Twne; Iron; Salt
Sugar, Coffee, MuIa-ses
Blacksmith's Bellows, Wees, Anvs, Hammers
Sc.cw p ales, Trace chains, Collins Axes
Hues, Spades, Snveis, Manure Forks
With complete assortment "f Hardware and
Cutlery
With ,nanv other hrticles loo tedious 10 enumerate.
II. LEVY d. SON.
sept. IL ID ''"l
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Real Cotton Land for Sale

TINE subscriber offers f,r sale his Pla a.'atnn
situate on Bear creek, 4 miles southeast OF
Lancastervie, containing 800 acres. 2tO Of winch
is cleared, the greater mart ecenlly, the balance
J woods The crop Of this y'ar, with hands,
will he about S0 bales of cotton and GOO bushels
CO n, before the storm it was su posed lnO bales
woull have been made On the premises is
new gin house aud screw, comfortable dwelling
and all necessary on, buildings, Persons wish
ing to buy and make cotton would do we'll to ex.
anime, as will sell.
Terms easy and accommodating. MY reason
Ior selling is to e"gage IN other business Come
f,kely Negroes will air, he sold il drsired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Laucas,nr D.si sc. sept ~. Io5O-S5
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sept. IL
New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
THE subscriber respectfully niO,ms his friends
L and the public generally, that he is now recei-
wing his FAN supply of
Groceries, DOmesties, DC.
Consisting in part. OF the following articles, viz
Brown, crushed, loaf aud clarified Sugars
New Orleans aud Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Baron and Lard
no. and Mackarel
Corl, Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
Bagsing, Rope and TWIne,
Men and boys Wagon Saddles
Riding aud Wagon Brides ~
Hames, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
-ALSO-
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collin best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, HALVES and Forks
Nero G.OE.iS,
Bleached aud brown Hor@e pnns
Bed, Negro amd Riding BLANKETS
A few cases ilreu and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found III well sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store, ali OF which
will be sold exec edingiy low for cash.
B. w: CHAMBERS
~ The Sumter banner and True Southrun will copy
for three months
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Fresh Groceries &c.
TNHr subscribers beg respectfully to inform
= i their friends and The pm 'lIc generally, thai
they have now received their Fall supply OF
GROCERIES.
Brown and crashed Sugars
R.o and old Java t:"fre
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Mackare, Nos. |. =, and 3
Rice, Sail, &c. &c.
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
Gunny Cloth u lbs. per yard, 46 inches wide
Dundee 5a.gng, lbs yer yard
Weaver's best phiIade phIa Rope
Threc-pIy Irvine &c.
WOOlens.
Iondnn Duflr Blankets
Negro Blankets
Cnlurpd Saddle Blankets
Grey PIaIno. Negro llnseys, &c.
-ALSn-
4 few barrels tine Mercer Potatoes. All oi
which will he sold law for cash, h,
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & co.
SEPT. l, 1850. IS It
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VOLUME II.
Fn,m the Fairfield Herald.

Mr. Editor: Looking upon disunlon as a
"6xed fact"-that this rotten and corrupt con-
cern cannot much longer hold together, l ven, m,
ture to predict that the following blessings VIII
result to the South theretrom:
A more extended, purer md rational liberty
with greater harmony and good will among the
members of the Southern Confeoeracy' than
has ever existed between them under the pre-
sent Union. ~ .no
Free trade, with greater prosperity to all the
various interests, agricultural, mechanical COM
mercial and manufacturing never less
than 10 cents per pound, oltener 20,
Greater strength and greater security 10 our
domestic institutions, with an entire stoppase
o. ;,order thieving and kidnapping on the part
oi the North. -.
Greater extension of education, religion and
morality.
More railroads, and internal improvements
generally. , e.o,,
Negroes and land increased in value from
30 to 100 per cent.
Pauperism unknown in the land, and =.
If these predictions do not prove true, 1t Is Is
useless to attempt to reason from cause 70 el'
feet Fhoi
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10000 PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.

S~ ~ - ~ S~Ss s~ ~>.~~<Ds
ITO BE- HAD at the New Shoe Store. aud will
i b" sold lower than any ever before offered
il his Misunderstanding paid The cash Tor eve y ar
,rce aid selec cd from the best and largest
urlurers IN The United States, we falicr our
sel;rs that nn one can fail To he plea-ed in guam
,iA qua ity and nice. The stock CONSISTS III part,
~ uIi"N So
hlel's fine alf stitched Boo:s
- g. Pump Buols
.. Waterproof do cork soles
do stitched and quilted ssles
2O0pairs fire Cnlf scwed BCos. from 81 S. 10 S6 w
1U = and Kip pegped Bou:s: from satO s. 90
Me,' fine Calf sewcd Boobies s. TO 81 70
a ID 10Th Congress Bons So to 81 50
q /" {" Jersey Ties. So 10 SO 50
: Kin PsgE:d Do"'ss' 81 s. !" q" sIuS sa %
Youths ts2 kP P*EEsd H0oes' Sc Sc 10 i5f si co
. Boots assorted
Ladies' Department.
Fnesik Caters. black and eoored
wells and blark
L" Half Caters, wets and black
Wei Tics, Fored Broad and Easy
Z" without TIPS, for
Jenny Lind Boo,ces, Kid and Morocco
,i:ind Enameled E1ce!sors
Kiiand Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Tayur Ties Pump
Fine Kid slippers. with Rosettes
Fine Morocco slippers and ] les
Fine Ties and Buskns, Wells
Fine MorOcru do do
Kid .1lra wide Slips and Ties
Goal 3u, kns and Ties. Wells
i;oal}ools
Misss' black and colored Caters
:" blue and light colored iialf Caters
black. blue and D.ouZe Bootees
black and colored SippaFs
Goat Booiees. sewrd aud prgsed Tor School Shoes
Chil!rens SHOES and Boois assorted
Together with n great variety ot Irniienens, Laules
and 'hilrenS Sho-s tGI numerous 10 m-nlIOn.
Fine TRAVELLING IKuNK>. CARPET BAGS,
vAIICES HATS and CAPS. All OF which will posi-
,i,ei, he sold lower Than thc lowest TOR cash.
.Jtal and see for yourselves, at the NE" SHOE
WORKMAN & BOONE.
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Notice.

Notice.
ALL persons having deulands against the estate
n of The lite Mrs. Mary b. Gill, decd OF Lancas-
,eryiIp, will please present them properly attest
ed to The undersigned. by the first of December
hext. JONho ChoOhGli'
Sept ODD 1850, 76
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,
TuGEihEK wIfu
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and
VailCeS.
fg'HE subscribers have Just received tae larees!
l. aud best assorted stock OF bO0Is a-Au
SsIUes ever offered in this market, 10 which lhey
Respectfully Invite The Attention oi purchaSerS.-
Their SiUcA consists III part, as iulioSs, VIZ:
uca:lsInens fashionable Dless bools, pump bottoms
>uIch
{" " waterproof do quilted bottoms
:! - do cork sosss
:" Calfpegged Calif1,a boots
w. w. :, Waterproof Doon
9. fashionable pump sole SHOES
Iaclt Leather and Calf Galtsfs
'' Ieuny Liud Ilss
Hungarian boots
india ,,ubher SHOES
Boys fine Calf lump noos
hSSsrpruof 8oou
- Kip peggei BOoIs
Gulf booless
Kip do
Ladies' y hite Silk Caters
Kid Slips
Cater Boots, assorted colos
Black Satin Caters
- asting -
" ColoIed Hungarian Ties
BLACK
Kid Slip. AMI les
" Morocco Sips and Ties
" India hubber Shoes
:. Iu.kIn aking Shoes
"" GOa'k'n " :. r....
4" Black Lasting Half Caters
Slips
" Blskin Ties
Misses t;aer Boots assorted co!ors
CoIorel and black Jenny Lind Ties
IUtHS
Calf and Gnaskn boos
Together with beanu assortment OF Cnlldfens ehoe
nl all cuprs und styles
-ALso-ALARGE STOCK Or
NEGitU SHOES,
Of our own manufacture both pegged and sewed.
-AL6o---
Sne Upper and Harness Leather, Cali and Nip :hih
Lining and Binding Skins tog lher with ererp article le
ce.sary for carving OH the manufaclory o Boots a
Shoes.
ALSO
Fine and common Travelling Trunk, Carpet isagS
School Satches, Nurse Bag and Vaces all Of which '"
0neF at very 10" prices ALDEN & MURRAY.
Cemden, Sept. 81. II I'm
Raisins.
A few Boxes new Rasins, just received ny
w. &. MOORE.
Stone. Lime, Plaster OF Far's, ah0
Cement.
The above articles constantly on hand, OF goG
quality and at low prices. Also Gypsum NOR or iall
plaster. w. J." yin 90 t'
Feb Ie l.
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Carpeting.

SSS3 FVVHHS6. "
4 COMPLETE VS. r,iiicn. y lhgraIn and Ve-
4 nelan CArpetinss, iur sale low by
Sept VI. LEVY q SON.
Annaiio Copperas.
Ind go. Logwond,
NJ dder, Wnte Lead,
Lnseed Oil, Turpenlne,
Window Glass, Lamp Chimneys,
Solar Ginbes, Solar WicKs,
Serm oil, Solar Oil,
Castor Oh, EPSON Salts &c. &c.
4 full and fresh enpp'y "i all the above articles
.lSi received, and ur sale by
sept ~ H.. DEnAl'
TUST rereived, large assortment oi Boys
eJ ami Youths C!olhIrg. we'll and neatly made
(lso--llen's Clothing OF every description and
,u,lrv f.. W. BONNEY
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New Grocery and Provis on Store

rCNiIE subscriber would respectful inform his
i friends and the public generally. that be is
now receiving bis fall supply of GROCERIES,
consisting in part, az follows
SUGARS-Brown, loaf crushed and clarified
COFFEE-Rio and Java.
MOLASSES-Ne Orleans and Muscovado.
Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, aud salt
Mackerel salmon and flour. 't.u
Crackers--Wine, butter and soda.
Preserves-Ginger, peach. plum, &c.
Pickles, catsups, sauces, citron chocolate teas.
ALSO,
Raisins, almonds, currants and English wslnuts,
Pecan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger.
Nulmags, candies, kisses, plums, &c. -'..'
Prunss, figs, daies, &c. ar"
Aiso-Powder, shot, lead, cigars, tobacco, &e.l
Soaps, starch, h,candes, crockery, glass and hard
ware. -
Als,-Lima juice, lem On syrup, and ginger wine
Gamers extracts Java coff,a
''O wM. C. MOORE
B. Packages sent to any part of the Town.
August &c, 1850. o..
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lSeady.Made Clothing.

FtCuUJ@ .HUttC S1OfHH"o'
COMpLF | r. asS,rtiIient OF Orer-c"at+. Dress
4 aud Frmk GOALS, Business coats, Blanket aud
."arIng uvcr.c"aIS, senileurns lire Ci"aks, Pants
.nG Vests Ready -luade ShIrls. Stocks and Cnilars
sell. lG Ii LEVY .. son
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A Complete Stock OF s+1Fs'
hosiery AFD GLOVES.
NONrAlNlNH ev ry kind nj GI"es.' Lace
v Milts, Long aud Han LonI do.; beautiful
article u! Gas>e Silk Goves. all col'rs. I" match
Dresses; misses and chIhlre = Gloves all sizes.
Hosiery. ,,p
L.dies' Silk, Merm aud al.w"ol Hose; cotton
Hnsery; of every coior and quality; misses d".'
all yes. ..,
LADIES' Mprinn and silk Vests
Mems cotton, mer'no and wool tiaif hose; me-
rim, Shirts and Drawers; boys do n.'
Nous KID, silk, huckskin and cashmere Gloves.
In TACT every llIng desirable IN thea "vs depart
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.