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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
C0STU ME HALL.
7aoaNFR 0F ~ K4r9 sr., N.'oENraE MtRNNr az
N GIOTliINC WAREHOUSE

F5OlNER OF PIX NIT ST. N,5CtSF&E MfRKkF sFASE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
rfNliE prap51alofof lheaaove 81 aehshsnenl %oaR
Il FeslweifulEy inform the eltisaas Of Rsltlmcfe
aud sieinty ini he has received tom EafofS 1As
Tall AMI WINTER FASHIONS
Togeihetwlh rich assortment d Goods aa9HeG
cthe coming 's4a san consisting Il
NGFERFINE FRENCH GERMAN AND
ENGLISH .GIL0fYFSI CASTOR BEdrHRS,
PILOTS. AND PEiLII'OT COA1INdS
a ne I: attsclr f5r oVERSACkS AND BUSINESS
COATS Also a1spkFdid ASSORTMENT q
II FREN III AND ENGLISH
# CAsSlMIREs AND DoEshINs,
bf The niast aesstsele styles imported rhisseaTon
RIGlT sTIS Cs.
We hayE ana 4Fe con stanty TeeeiEing New Styles
81 IVES TIN0iS consisting Of Plain and Figured 7.
> SIN AND IlT0OLEEN FEEJETS3 FIG-
URE{l AND STRIPED cASHlfERES,
Sli4kSi+ SA TINS AND fALENCLAS 4
OF all sakaieS and calorS +
0uRfC uST0M W DIRK
Is cur sNf MApk in the best mauner-ana as regarus
SIYle and Workmanship is warranted 10 give
tire satisfaction and al greatly reduced prices
READK-MADE CLOTHlN(a.
Persons id want Of READY. MADE CLOTH
ING, are parliralarly Invited 70 call aad examine
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, ye3man-
utaeiure all qualiiies Of
FAsHIoS ABI.E CLoTHIN
And our assortment Of thar articieis a, all times
large, wh}h oIsrs - purchasers great lndueeneni
of ptpcafing as Article Of quality which canno.
b Obtained in aiy other Clothing Establishment in
the City,
We have IN hand and are constantly manufacturing
GARaEN rs OF EVERY VARIETY. :
FROM THE 3BEST MATERIALS IN THE
MOSTIAPp$OvED STYLES FOR FALL
AMP WINTER WEAR,
Consisting Of
SI,RTolFT, SACK a.sD TELTToT
0NER GOATS.
or ali colors Qualities and sizes tror s. 30, 80
4 IS. s Sc and upwards,
nov SACK AND ovERCoATs.
A large assortment Of Boys Sack and Ovcreoatsf
10 per ceest less than the usual prices.
supERTINe FRocK AND DRESS COATS.
l8 MAuG FRaM
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
IN TE5E LATEST FASHION.
I.aRog sroeK Oh
TWEED CoATs, PANTs AND vEsfs,
I'M i have large assortment az
TMEIsD FROCkS AND SACKS.
ASgw aRr1eLss
roREgT tCKS, FOR STORMY WEATHER.
pBAN TALOONS
F-rssn sabnf French DoeSkips.
prAcE AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
vaTs..e OF Shade and Color, At 81 50,
I7,s, 10 80 e.. !. upss.as
Mas fscan 1ieh velvets, Satns Sashnefes ana
Vsieresa4 AMI aE AL prices.
+ RENEAfBER THE NAAsE AID ri-sSe,
Csrns, II sif sstfssd csnsrs si 3, .xs SaaIs
ea,si..oFe! Not -, issas--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

Z. gEIppI IN: always sin hai,d embracing Plank
syA ssS5rg8rs L.athes Co1pet sui Hoop Poles,
&. ,SrI A. DUFFsELD.
: sprsks1 pqr Ayrii p ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

AGEAAAARIA,. ' A., , Es'T EABER, lS1U,t
70 GapstC sFCLEY make. 6ugwn.td lheir Gus
III uHHs apa ataet@ gens tally. lhH they are
Il: 4 ID ft4 rqde5pCof thet Auiaf Fall Stock It'll
Boots, Nfr0es, sEgfs, sesDS. Sc,
bt5eha>e dsrectls Of Tie Manufacturers ii Now
Eugaatt b. slGh prices andt Sath tgfitls aetofn-
a8le hstn ID ,ompets fully, With any tflht Narlh-
EN- Ci1asE Ihty invite atttntiot 10 TILL following
as comprising only por4ien OF their Aibek
3 ito5 Ga4es and Cartoons 6pataming Myns Thick
slea ILL., ~ ~ d - 6at B.,oin roaady ana
DO NAVY aud Planters, dot
sA9 VIA heavy aud extra x5lcs, do I'M
IL g6H1n1d,, do Biv's and '1uiii'sr dos
SINS AA3aEDes--- GAL, hipsnd eeall do
NTns nputl4Sole Fl FTyk BVotss
isr,s YE1g's and cb.ldreus IA LII
# III cosk ss!et t@arirw .'efprRgil do| :.
1n Fishing qpG
81 E5 safi at q,
H iaR Elm Cajf Morocco Stiith 10, tT
VI 5meaf N5fsseo -nt Kid Wei Bgsslns;
Oh III ss 81 Motto e. lid d KID I' ts.atD, a.a
na1 d. Gaitar Ro9ts;
yQ iJ2F Leather B6diees;
+}ap --z do, BuSkiGs anl TFes3
le Ie43 pfiesa KID. FSsait CA a44 Moflcso
Il RhAf5tS; i
Misses l,ta;bsrs XIII Can and Marocc9 Slippers
n. apa Baskiast
ia ; tq Bpoens
Ctrildfsuk Boots and Shoes liz gttat ysrietyi
2a5 Gases Hats and Caps.
Comprising Beaver Six Rq.Sia Cashmere An
yspia, IlfaHl and Black Wo9 with very laFge
igpd sAnera, assortment of Navy Travelling
aiazeat ans other ia .hiofable styles IL Cloth aud
/ ia,trr GapS
30 Haif#an Black Leather Tr41ks
: 600 pel5ads Sh i Thread with variets of Mems
.avdmrn'S Misses and Chiidfeh's Metallic Over
Shoes End BaJts
They Il Specially in vile an early cali fsom N in
AicVEIGu. BRO & CO.
ErIHet s,rfst IFsaF
AlsKanaria Sepiemher s. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

a~sfhe editor Of the Providence Star
has seen tie slan who minds his own Dusi-
ness. We wonder if be- has seen the toozsaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
SoaFdisg and Day School In Shep-
herdsic5Fn.I

4 3iVN s ~. FEtfS1.FS viii rcEopen her Scuoot
~ ga zltS4aGg kAe 1891 SEPTEMBER Hsr eonrse
agEIfn tie 3sst Irsf;,,.1;s. - ffehsnes usually
Asn 81 MRs PzKLPs - 49, b. - iel1 ana
Ter care shotla 80 sssh Fsi eo11ndted %
meni thar CIV s1llx ~ n acquire
err s5eI} sSsi9vas pfeseet Ste iscsreiutlo Sc
800 accomplished ASSOCIATE TeaeAkrs Size lsb.r-
7tly 70 her school beIeriaglh nsSEsssrT -
shDnl9 III 49,, 9 fkhooi that the HFincipal
ts NJ fses laa the tsndanccs anaqusli
paid to HissoFy Isarb Alaca allsnlen is
conrse siilia ~ seinasie
WeeHIF 6trnI5~fl. I. u.
girls art Ireadeadlv g TIE older
p make Ah1,fs f,s.. g y EEercisei
snrh a. AfiIion $50 eesl fifI| |assics,
instraeiioi1 Ri she pss.ll = q igious
stFucgioHs sAet,a i. All Naist ID Ia-a
QazAafts. q sfUns Truth K
Ssm4 IF the older girls are neuabets Of weekly /
Bible class cbnducfec If Tie Rev. C ~. AudrexS |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
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RAILROAD TO THE GRAVE.


The Cypress Hill Cemetery Company. Of
New Yosk have constructed ar railroad to
their ce1aeterg, and iuten,f to RIM two trains
day for The accom- mediation If funeral pro,
cessioBs We had thought Gle passage 10
the grave vas quick enough already tut
here, as elsewhere, the Ingenuity Of man re-
cognizes no limits H
H To day helpHts fgrtb
The ter,Es4 leaves Of hope is moTHoHI blossoms
And bearsbis blushing honoFs thick upon him
The ihiTcaaf comes a ifn>k killing t1psl
An1-Whsp IA thinks good easy fnaa Fuli surely
His gteasness is ripenng-Ai9s PIP IpeE
And lseEi We falls H f
And is ksErried TO the grave, the bourne from
whence 10 traveller returns" upon railroad
a railroad to the grave - SaFa4Nnah hsPA6
We taink this mode Of going 70 the @'ong
home 4 decided Improvements upon the
plan hiBted At in the song which runs trust
ing to nsmsry) somewhat a. bellows.
Ranss bis homes OYER the stones #
Hes rs5r beggar thar noiody owns
But tlien the Cypress Hill Cemetery was
not intsnded for beggars, and arailroad j. a
!. modegb Improvement on the old system
Of hosss snd e slow eoaches
tEls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

I'D 80 YaIaszs
4. .,s ayao BIZ; as.s 60
y pys 4 ar !, l'', 49,. "a Nor.
,.sih usb Boat
+ I,s,r, 49, !, 81 sssipas o.
s0eS,i IT,, le'.ss /. 3'-,t7ass
4 * Ks, s,,, ~ spanis1s do,
81 $3.50 4 G ls' e go DO.
a. 1esa Frat
5 tfj5
z5 $50 sep,
y Vi (. !, y. Z r =.
8 ya,is,y' n ! :
,5o Sa,e. Mai, i" IN
Dt7nl,f e,.,',sls. II -
Il * 8 -. r5 4 ;. ffs,s,1.
II pr,.sse5 y
IS p Tia n sIre.
~ r,n;,,.
Ga d a ! ,,, !. !, 80 -. III
Ia sta Il, ! 4 s s q,ho,
ola,4
IIl5 r eams M / sI,3. .
taint,tIn,sa C,an P NJ.
fYln !, gt,sr
niStn I1e,,a- . naie,s,
II M R.amS AZ d631blA "a
sinpi,s.wTa noi i 81 40 =
no GodbIg apd sfnaie |
i Oh -acs Fac,,,r,v 5lisa
Fi,..' I a J 4 81 q, s s,I,F
FIJI II n. a' =. = !. Z ~
II p, ,nASN I'LL 81. nan 'to1es
x l +. .l i s''. : il.s ! Ill,
= 'Fdl'S A'iAohoS FL /
9 Gttls L, bf III. ana Eng
IN G,s,1 ~ dIn US
* p1ss 9hos' assgfted
= ~ !
~ eo'ls Bsd Cord and /
| AZ Ls ,es, 81 la !. !, l AeI |
tm . Y " sapaal IN |
wv 11'a NllEfa 9 Mace |
Z. s I, ! - 4. ~, !
Is wv I. r ? All All. 2 oli, |
IT,; HILL ~, !,
* - 3 81 ~ ~ Nh,
", = ~
i75;,-f.sr..S C,s.,,,r.b,,r I
IAl,bis C.bgilt sss eaar
/ isyh yvbit.ing
ID AbI> Rosin7
ii, casks dill Nfa,..ira
L. y NTl'7s 40 49, - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
POETRY
sONGIIIsoR TIE sEAso,
. VIA ssAas ~ eor,e, AZ -, az 80

wa ''Aat slsfSyT earses as4 sses fss s,ar.s-- !
LeSogSLloN.
Autumn datis are come againI
Anta,na Niuds begin Is Glow;
Leaveszars falling 10 he glen
They are tossing 10 AMI no
10 The tallet. o'erihe hin
aadfaElwa The opcn aip.
h9Siiing, wnttiiags daneiHg SliIl.--
va AqfFann days are come again.
Autumn eaIs are come againi
F'rests hate touched the Summer boxefi
Blopaling Rose i look in vain. /
70 See i'fs stiil the Queen of Flowers /.
e DaatiaHeaFs her stately head
Nor Tears Fivalto her sway
Ing iairest atew since ihou art dead.
Il " aa tFsSFtoReFs lRai pass away
Agtgma sPHf are come againl
Il ~ = hss--ft
I he qHfmidsife!sY is,atry
. Afd larks No logger 5hsre rtioiee. ].
Autumn d&yH5afe come againt
AaoW nt8wal u laugh q sigh, KID
I ~ see thy l4ied ye5r soyaul liS
PAt IN sttSfUNS iE2bes Is die. Hif'
Shina o{i Esa sqfN Hn8 gi.lGhis way, r
E'Fn n ahf3 til A.urla His birth .st#s
Then hse aIanaer psrtnt lay
IN Him seHik gatiy ii The eaHhI #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

TTTE have fine sssortuaeit0f garpeting RAG
wv and Oil Clo.h, which He eaEEsell l0w
or i 1850. faAaE BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

- Il Y : 4
fkeasi N q. Sugaf
\ stfs sfilgssaas ssos-
1 tsis*f LA4t III
: p bile and brown
Z tths anna !
; paigerszs and | /
- hl-- lIereea aria
o. Fasfd 4 iso ! /
4i Nilisesvsaio s.fu 4
las'' !, \ Ifas Java, 4.
!. i1l M4rie IL and Az
- slsa DO. 4.
It0 +ga ia and Fec
d i 8
leg cpSiss' ant'i chests
0ff'3 imperial and Y. IS
/ Fl Wit Teas
90 paid asses prime Pow 90
ehpdg hi Bla * Tea. y
Ssase W. tAa n ~. oati anu - ~
FiuF Tobacco,
1855 asEfa Carendlsh, 10
/ l'l9 ls4Gb Meats aud
-oihefFdsBice rfandssa VA
65 kgE4 Carrots. Scotch =
Sh1ist s.
( 10 btls III Biad-iers do,
- aFi Eappc scented ] II
80 MaecS4i,ay' do. 4
25easesI presef4i Ginger. J [
40 bi1ea Ihpck Candy, Ilfe
. aasaaE. Salad Offs Is
- kegs NAdder and Sab
:, ca 4ka G0pperaS.
.I5tals 3dbip'd Lagwaef
4 40 sssb EPSON Salts. 81
$50 \ lEagatus Gag 7
stl 8hlGln, rs
1la aifmstote and n
/. Is5 q wihHc Lead Nj. II L,
ppEd and extra.
! e 0fg ~ Bar Lad IS
4 10 casbS Patty ii Blat. q
Isl Oh 8 Win. Gl.,.- (
I. $40 arid l0.is.. "
70 i,t,l> lamp Black ~
/ ~ dp4 MaSon'~ and 10
+ lslak fIrhal Backing
goo b4xS Pipes %
100 Deda it9hns,--y a ID
and 3 Gallons q
250 Jiaz Painted Buck IS, Ct,
~ Nekti. Itip Tnbs Z
20 ~ ildt Eon Brooms so
~ .tags PtFPer and All. !
W Grqund:Pepper :
Hl + SankrF's Mustard IS.
20 fkeg lHaszarfifs ken ~
nd AYtiIidP PoWder, 4
Hi of Ntibhshsye been purc:i
as to.en Ole them 10 ofErr IS {,
fan hi itef win nj any d III
4 ing CasaH 4aEilig bern.thnF,
g4ltcedHte hhk Ddg isatlr oFlef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
hsIEIGH, BRUEiER & co.,
WhoIrsaie Grocers.
II 4 1ANDRFA YIRGINfA
II september. 1870.
% 6mD6r 1850.

! FsfttnFk-Ik'LLLY raake kr,,., - a ~, r.
4klpmrrs and dea1er. eehs,slls ~ - teeEr eus-
dFfAst@ feceipsDf Ehefr rseslsT '-aa l4nsg ere
r4,,a r. lo l o. GROCERIES. *,
Pss k, 1870 I'm Wv York ana BoSioa pet
psfsla su..I9es s., 80 sai4o'in'8 eozsittlng ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

II he who wishes ID pay 20 per cent
more Tor HIS goods than they are worth,
should So W those. who donos advertise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
BooiS, Shoes, Hats and Caps. !
MeAAIEM. MO riIEM, zoo.

AGEXANARA,h A., SEsI EaBER, 1850
ID Ea PHO HPGLEY masr 6Hpwn.t1 their aus
III psnssFs ..pa araiet@ gene tally lha thty are
II: A th4 fgaegpl II theit Huiar Fam Stock dr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08

~ The FLORIDA Sentinel u the ia inst says
that Cabells majority IN ths ate will be seout 855
ln he Legislators, lhe Dsaocials have ulaiesl,J
ii sg= il ts Senase while ihere is soe pFoasllily
0IiEers being iis IN the House Two countles are
ye: 70 Be heard from fully.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-27
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF
UregE SOUTH CAROLINA
INSTITUTE.
OPENED oNTHE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT


NHE second annual Fair of the
"A South Carolina Institute, for the
promotion ofArt, Mechanical Inge-
nuity, Twill be held in Charleston,
opening on the 18th Novemher, and
to continue during the week.
Specimens of every branch of In
dustry are earnestly solicited. Pre-
mlums will be awarded for the best
specimens, a Silver Medal; for the
next best, a Diploma. For Original
Inventions, suitable premium, at the
discretion of the Judges. -
A selection will be. made of. the
best specimen Of Mechanism and the
Arts-ofCotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobac
co, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Rosin and
,lurpentine-and sent to the Worlds
Fair, to be held in London in the
Spring of 1851 b se a4t sIt \ III.
a large and commodious building
has been selected for the Exhibition,
and every attention will be paid to the
reception and care ofarticles sent to
the Fair. All articles must be direc-
ted to l.. M. Hatch, Chairman of
Committee of Arrangements; and be
delivered by the 18th of November.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to James
A;Iaylor, chairman of Comnlitte on
Correspondence, will meet with
prompt attentions. "a, gns 4 ,;F,4,
The Hon. Jos. III. LUMpKIN, of
Georgia, will deliver the Annual Adj
rAYa ~
November. ~ 'R
Arrangements have been made
with the South Carolina Rail Road
Company, to let all articles intended
Tor the Fair, return free of charge.
WMs GREGG, President.
e. @. JoNEs, Secretary. FsE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-27

Roh;,oora Ca>+ l~ aoEn r.,
araj Einvna,,o oS -. ao9y.17'osn- ~, s'il
60, s,aa, 80 nSe, sstsous 40 ue COM
HunG.r,, 4 h. I : 80, a.I.,ian .I'. amI to.ces IN IN
tsa ~ ~ G,as oeSm nlo suslec. VI an
aasny ~. s.a,ana ySnaSe IA i.1'sooll:-.
&C o,s;ns;.v u tIb ~. ;ue ,',,', aapS aYisA
ss,n iI;gbSnyW ,I;sbn,ya,t ~ I ofpasn, Iensg piewety
oonanan,, ,,,ha tla h"y', : otnils u NJ y "
JlJby'| telJ;pb b,,,a,t | ,,sado as - sl,e ~. =.
"nn,, ~, -, i ~, . SIne.u asIua't
ti,aw pn cn,,,a @ ,,,rn imn ;;a, w'u eseiy 'hn
H., n1;s h;ss baa,S HasSen n,ui oter .ne GROUND
oIothss ~ I % Son, @ a;;S III, ,ii' d .eaInlS .he m
esoanad h., M ratra.. o Gouy, an'i nG oa!y
: 'st cIdset ~ 'S'fo'''s Sio iiiu'ng IN
H. jo.t,, &C 1,, -
s,h;nct % &C ,,,,oh ~ 1 d;sa,.sa n'ppe - lle
S oIa3;a,, - !, o rI r. u,5EIselon E,:aL ailo spec
af ,sh;oh - arn,o v nIn a. Jcu,iliis, ch some
the two brannhas @ a. ',e ne tho iIu' Pss pe.wsen y
Gam;lv will now h., % mo oYoiooI y
tba;r adha,nnts % III ao'co' I,p;,a a.iu
tann, 40 nmt tha pr;noa ~ ~, r. T;1.:u- =" az
at tba head oftbe Freno, I Ran,,k n,hine
lMassas ~ IL III pIo':c. .l".
] Franes co.. fe the rae ueen ceigora!eq af M p, u
l;nna's sonI poSe % i1oo'' l iii
There 10 not,;no of ,,,,,oh -. 80.
from Denpart ana th. h % muol,;an ,n' ,Th ISss >.
Government of tho (inrn,on Is 60, NV
Rave declined 70 ~ sanct;nn eiSue t%a no
trian Diet at FranIfort The Rms "S
sian cab;net rat,,sas Iord .pa,,',o. D. sos
ston's reouest to induce Pr,,sa;a ot -
ioin in the exccnt;on, Of Tho nrotoooj 1Sha ~
of the od InlvwMarn,,r, w "'oooi
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickems District.

IN RoUr r.
James Young and
Wife and others, Bill for Part.
W., rs, !, Disoov Act and
: "a and others. IsisaD' N'''0''
IL appearing to my satisfaction that
Bird Caradine. Hiram p Caiadine, Thos
G.. Caradine, Arthur Barret and wife
Mary Barret. Fleming Thomson and wife
Elizabeth Thomson, Jane Miller, John
Webster and his wife Margaret Webster
Daniel Hull and wife CatRarihe Hull, the
heirs at law of Nancy Reid decd, who
intermarried with Hugh Reid, heirs atlaw
of Andrew Caradino decd, defendants 10
this bill, and heirs at law of Thomas Cara.
dine decd. reside from and without the
limits of this State.
On motion of Whitner & Harrison
Comp. ,Solrs., it is ordered that said de-.
iendants do appear and answer or demur
to the allegations in the said bill of COM
plant wi hin three months from the date
hereof,or the same will be taken pro con.
fesso as to them sar
a M. M. NORTON, 9. z. r. u.
Gomm'rs Office,
June 2S, 1850. 6-3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-27
AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
We w GOODS!
IN THE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
PoST-oFFIck AT WEST UNION.

IN THE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
PosT.oFFIck AT WEST UNION.
We are now opening select stock Of
pretty and good Goods, amongst which
may be found Calcoes, from low down"
up TO most any price.-Muslins, a variety
of patterns; Alpaca; changeable Linen
Lustte; Ginghams; Jackonet and Swiss
Muslin; Cambrlck; Bobenett; Ilish Linen;
green Daiegc; biack LACE netting; Edg.
ings; Laces; Silk and Cotton Handker-
chiefs; Muslin Ties kibons; Crayats.
black and fancy; Drap D'Ete, Moxican
mixture; Tweeds; Kentucky Jeans; Tick.
ing; Umbrellas. A variety Of Goods for
gentlemanss wear, &c. dc. &A asl
BOmmeGs "maay a one ~ and some
of the prettiest. 3at8 4 @C--',3
kinds. ,t
Fashionable Hats; Mexican:
California; Panama; Lcghoyn; Palm Leaf;
Caps, all sorts and sizes. .s
AsRugs; Indigo; Madder; Salts O ON.
position; Snuff; Soup; Saleratus; Wistais
Balsam Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsaparilla.
Dead Shot, Camphor DC. DC.
Sugar, Coffee, Powder Lead.
Shot, Ginger, Pepper, Candy, DC. dc.
saddles and Brides, Aartinpales.
Collars. Whips. De. sc.
Mardsyare and Cutlery ,Scytilo,
Brides. Hoes, slioyels, Spades, Axes,
Hammers, Cbiscls, Augers, Saws, C ouon
and Wool Cards. Knives, a fine assort,
ment Buttons, yioljns a.. DC.
CFOCkeRy Teas, Plates. Dishes
Bowls, TumbIers, Ms. &c. ~
Toall Of which NO invite inspection
andif we csn'ssell, make no char9s for
showing out.Goods.
We will take IN exchange for Qoods.
Dry Hides, Bees wax. Tallow, es.thafs,
Wool, and Seed Costona Gsfs asa b
ALEXANDER u NRvIL. &
June Z, "a Get
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JAMES GEORGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR

lsnow receivinga great variety of the
latest and most fashionable
French and English
obs.
For Gents Spring and Summcrwear.
Among his assortement may be found
u variety of
HsrOadclO lOthes, az CasiHmeres;
Drab d'Ete, Satimcds;
TWeeds, &c.
Plain and Fancy.
ALSO,
n handsome assortment of Ready
made Clothing, all of which he will dis.
pose of cheap for cash.
Come and examine for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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p COMPARISON BETWEEN Cooley AND THE OTHER
PHILADELPHIA MoNTuLIEs.
. Tn l84S, the Lady's Book gave Gle pages
whchis L 10 more than one, and l48 more than
the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 2SI
engrayings--- which were 90 colored, and
90 full pages-which is 1876 more than one, and
180 more than the other.
We give, in each number, n piece of music,
printed separately on tinted paper, "a pages, or
twelve pieces lna year. To show the cheapness
OF the Lady's Book, this music, if bought separ-
ately at the music stores, would cost exactly the
price of the whole years subscriptions
SOME OF OUR PECULIAR REMBELLIsH'tRNTs---La-
dies work table-which comprises cry kind or
needle.work embroidery, knitting, netting
et patterns for capes, chemesettes, childrens
clothes, wedding g-dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes; birds of America; colored flower plates;
model cottages and furniture; fashionable do;
lace-work; Vgnette plates at the head of articles
ETC., etc. All the above are illustrated by engra-
wings. 3atca,tt H 1
And, in 1850, will also be given set of fengra.
wings illustrative of the costumes of all nations
with descriptions by Mrs. Hale. Most of the old
features of the Book that were so popular last
year, will be retained, and new ones added as
they may suggest themselves to the publisher.
NEW NOVEL BY w. GILMORE SIMMS.
Will be one of the features for 1850
We have long stood Mt the head OF the Maga.
zine world for our contributions; they are always
moral and instructive, and such as may be placed
before a family without hesitation. This depart.
ment Is under the control of of Mrs. Sarah 10.
sepha Hale, whose name alone is q sufficient
guarantee for the propriety of the Ladys Book.
We may say the same of our cngravngs. We
will never, as is done by cotemporary, publish
indecent ntmodel-artist pictures such as no parent
would allow child to look at.
GoDEr's LADYs Book for 1850 shall surpass
ofIS49, and exceed all ma agazincs, past pres.
ent, and to come
Terms: SO year in advance. postage paid.
Address La GODEY
81 1iS Chesnut-st., Philadelphia
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GEORGE OATES

GEORGE OATES
MUSIC WARE, ROOMS.
For the encl,siye'sale Of Bacon d. Ra-
GEMS and Dubois and .Seabury's
celebrated Grand Actson Pi- s6
ano F0,tes, M va}
2s4 and 2so King Street, (at The Bcnd,)
CHARLESTON, S. c. Ehl9
EUery Instrument sold is acco,c,,rn,ed
,oith a sorittea guarantee so thai
there IS no risk 'Shdteucr to the p,i,-
chaser. l
NEW MUSIC.
MIR, OATES would respectfully invita-
1Y1 the attention ofthe public generally.
to his select catalogue of musical publica-
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded ON
Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't minglc, in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation, composed
by Bellini, never before published and
the property of Bochsa.) EmbelisLed
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the Piano Forte by N. C. Bocbsa.
Price 37f cents.
une mutt dams les Tropioues: "a Nioht in
the Tropcs.) A Reveric, on motive
from LIE Desert. by Felicieo David Gom.
posed by Maurice Stmkosch. 37@ cents.
Gra,,d Polka Fantastioue. composed bv
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A.
Schmidt, author of the Retreat Are
ranged for the Piano Forte by Miss Adel.
KoRnstock. 25 cents. -.
.Suanyside Waltz: embelished with beau
:ifu! and correct view Of Sunnyside. the
residence of Washington Irving: compo.
sed by Henry Il. Oates. 25 cents.
Murg Blanc Polka. % cents.
Ra File de Regiment Polku introIucinr
the air'Salut la France 25 cents.
Leve d. d'Amouy Polka. o5 cents.
Yankee Doodle Poke. 25 cents.
Fede,1ck WiiAon,'s Gorden Polka. 2s cts.
Second .SusonaaA Polka: by Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, Sweet Home, Polka. beautiful
25 cents.
Last Rose Of Summer, Polka: very popular
25 cents.
Love not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Liada Polka, introducing 'Ah !
would the happy day was near 25 CTS.
thoriesfo" QaadrfH'& ty +. Woolcott.
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ROADS, ROADS,

d A PPLICATION will be made to
"a the next Legislature, for the
appointment of Commissioners toaI-
ter the followingroads, viz:
From Eastatoa to Pickens G. H,
by Poor Greek. ~
From Poor Greek TO Anderson G.
III. a8s
From Col, VIM. Nimmon's to
Pendleton village. rs
From Eastatoa to Cashiers Valley
by way Of White Water Falls.
~ EAsTAToA FARMER.
Sept. 10, 1850.
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U 11f xs ID ID LLAS.

just received from the Mnnufactorvia
New York a1arge lot Of UAiBGLLLAe.
assoSisd siyfs, no second pyeftss
Gall and see. q wa
Pee. T. ALEXANDER.
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Remaining naming in the Post Office at Piokensc O
III. Quarter ending soth June, $50, which not
aiken outwithin three months will bo sent 10 the
Post. Office DAnarky,, a,,t q AZ sat3t
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% hSnN tcttcNhfsh
] W Brett
Robert Boen B
JAS. NJ. Carton
Thomas Davis a9
James Dodd r. 3
AGFieM ~ ea
Mary A TIolandsi
/. wlr5he &
j " Hughes
Edwasd fIonea
Wpa North 9 80
Thomas Pesrg
Charles Richards
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Menfoe Taylor
sXANpER. 81 u.
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The immense tortoise, sent as a
present to the Queen Of England,
from The Cape of Good Hope, IS one
hundred and eighty years olu.