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NEW GOODS,
I 1N1H 0VVOkIj
Just Received by BROWN, Lee

3ltst Received by Brown, Lee
& Co.,
wIIfCH. THEY WILL sELt AS Low AS CAN
DE PURCHASED THIS siDE OF CHARLESTON.
EVERY variety Of DRY GOODS, tahsis,.
Ing Of s2St@
Black and colofcd Alpacas;
Black and colored Dnrcge, siI
Plain and corded Silk Tissue,
White and colored hIusins,
Ginglunms and Muslins do, Chninbriy d.,
Black Italinn and Silk Crapats,
I.ndies' Silk do,
Cninbric and Muslin Edging and Inserting,
Book Muslin and Swiss do,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings,
Every variety of Gents and Ladies' Gloves,
Mits &C..
White, Back, and roiorsd Hose,
Irish md Brown Linens and Lawns,
English. French mid American Prints,
Furniture do,
Bird Eye Diaper, Russia do,
Dowlas, Flax ni,d Cotton Osnab,irGs;
Fur, Panama, Leghorn, and l'ulni Leaf
Hats,
Boots aid, Shoes of every variety;
Books and Stationary,
Crockcry, Hardware and Cutlery,
Brown and Loaf Sngafs,
Coffee. MoInsscs, Tea, Powder mid Shot,
Spanish and American Segars,
ltnisins, Figs. Dates, filtnonds,
Soda and Wine Crac kers.
A fine lot North Cnr6linn Bucbi! ahd lard
Cnrron Ware, Iron and Salt.
May D.
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TO sink, it was found tIlat only portion Of
the crew could be taken off in boats
Those who werp commanded tt remain
nbeyed without q f,turmuf. Sosne offered
their places in the boats to Others, though
It was evident that no human help could
reach those Who remained. a large heavy
man, WHO had taken seat in one of the
boats, was ordered to return to tho vessel,
as thereby two men Of smaller size could
be saved. He did so without comptaiht.-
Tho boats sailed off:-the Somers went
town amid the boiling waves, and with her
these self-sacri6cing heroes. whose glo-
r'oos courage and greatness of spirit have
never been eauallcd in ancient or modern
timcs.-RichmondR Repubiicdn.
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STUNT taruilla and Claremont
SNAAA ASNS.

E@lr The subscriber respectfully an.
AsIa2S..&ka& nounces to the Travelling Pub
nc THAI his Stage leaves Sumtervile every morn.
inS Al O'Clock, Except Sunday ind arrives at
Leaves same day tnitcr the arrival Of the cars
from Chnrestnn) and arrives OF Sumtcryille at
oclock,
\. b., Having procured The services of his
totmcr Driver, Mr. l.. ID. HOPE. can assure nil
Who patronizc his stage, safe and expeditions
passage.
2. NJ. BUTLER.
April Il, 1850 25 II
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South Carroll -Sumte Dist,
in, EQUITY. si.y, t..
Alexander Mclean, Daniel. Mclean. Allen
McIeuri Us. WA. ColGloagh, Admir-. Of Cius.
McEenr. -. -.
BILL
]. is ordered. on motion OF Mnyr6nt l. Rich.
arison, defendants Solicitors, that the crctiit6rs
Of the late Charles McLepH, DE required to es:
tab!ish ,hcir demands III this Eoirt ON or bef3
the first day Of October next; mid that tiS6
Commissioner give notice of this order by, nd:
until the expiration of the said PERIOD; aid by
publishing il in one Of the papers 81 this Dis
trict Smcc every two weeks until the first day Uf
October next. ,t lrt
-. BENZ. F. DUNkIN: G
June 4. 1880. y 6 81 li.:
The above Is u true copy, this 9Th June, 1880:
JOHN B. MILLER, Com.
jhhc i2 SO c2&nl
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Notice.

Sraycd from the Subscriber, ~. =,
on The lotll Of June, hc,woen j.>-'-.4'=;.
Manchester and William Weeks . Spri-.
cr slnt Pup, flesh marked, white, with ilv-
or colorcd ears, and n spot on her rgl,
side, of the same color. Will he thankful
for any information directed to Friendship
u. o.,
w. FRANCIS BUTLER.
july "a 36 At
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For Sale,

u valuable plantation containing ninc
hun'lred and eleven acres, situated in
Claronloiit County, about SEVEN miles from
Sumtcrvile, on the public road leading from
Snm'crvIlle to the Swimming Pens There
Is on the place good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Snokc-iiouse, Stables, Corn
House &c. All in good repair For terms
apply to Saml J. Bradford J. w. Dargan or
the Subscriber OH tho plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1919 i tf
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the mnnmfncnir. of fr,m Four to Five rhonsnntl
pairs of The abnvr article by The FALL. For
reference as II quality, he would respectfully
r.frr PERSONS VIII" may hc disposed ,n purchase
uf him. To those who ls,lroniZcd him las, wear.
AS III price, he will guararicr them rs low rs
cnn BE- afforded,
May - 2tr ] MORGAN
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Notice,

The Subscriber mos, respectable returns
his sincere thanks tu the citizens of Sumter
WHO and vicinity, for thu very liberal patron
age hcfcsoi"fe bestowed upon him; and as
he has matte money enough to Warrant his
rctftng from business. he NOW oilers to ,lo
all HAULING for his old customers, FREE
cf CHARGE, for one month from this notice.
TllOS. MCGEE.
July 81 IS II
cS Walchmam copy once
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Notice.

a C"-nr,nership ip has this day been formed bv
the Undersigned, for the transaction of II FAC.
forage AND COMMISSION HiSiNESS,
under the title of VIM. VI. EANTON a. co
WIN. VI. LAWTON
X. WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
WM NJ. TAYLOR.
JOSEPH r. DILL
Office l3 Southern Wharf
Charleston, S. c.. July LIST, 1850 37-3t
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Look Sharp i!

Just received by late arrival from
Charleston, a fresh Stock of
dry Goods and Groceries,
Consisting in part rs follows,
Ladies and Gentemens Shoes, of va
r'ous descriptions Misses and Childrens
do; tine assortment OF Hats and CAPS
for Summer; also, Coffee Sugar, Mo.
lasscs Cider Vinegar; Candles; No. |
Mackercl; Picked Pork Salt; Water
buckets fine large Brooms Spice; Pep
per; Cloves; Ginger; Mace alsn, a fine
lot of Tin Ware all of which will be sold
low for cash trade--by
McROY e. JONES,
Oppnsite WIN. Webb's n. y. Store.
May |, 1850.
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Beef Beef!

Tin Subscribers are killing Beef oh. best the
District Will Afford three times Il week. VIZ -
Tuesday Thursday ana Saturday. and viii Xii
rs often rs required 10 supply the demand
Prices according I" the times, quality. puau.
uty, &c. Accounts payable once II month
T.. PRINGLE ~ co.
July3 81 If
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SUMTER HOUSE,

fInEI +. MYERS, would respectfully in.
li,iRa form the citizens of Sum,crville and
sssslfAA Tie surrounding, country that he has
JUS. Isturl,td ifn", ChnslcsinI,, and has made
FAX, OF every variety. weekly.
lie has "n hand. and will continue IL receive
throughout the season, Il choice assortment Of
vines and Coniials. Confectioraries, Fri,i,,
&c, all of which will be disposed c: rheapef
than was ever Offered before In ,hiR place. : :,
May 29, 1850. aD ,f
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D M'ArLIsss, N. b. Plum st. Phiia.


DR. Keelcr's Cordial we Would cali the
attention Of our readers TO this Inv nluuble me.S
,cino, which will be- found advertised ut length
IL. cur columns. ASA correc,ive in cases OF
DiarrhGs, disease very prevalent at the pres
seht time, il Is highly spoken Of by all who
have ussd e..
Meals Saturday Qaaette or Angt.st %, lSi7. !.
DIR. Keeler's Cordial! and Carminatiye.--
This ofticlu y advertised in another part "a
our paper, il is Wafri'y rscom1,e nded by fami.
lies WHIT have tried it.. II Is especially useful
nn''tis eha,lren, and hea cffeted lttrdreds Of
cures This Cordial STAT u guaGk i,os,rum. /.
ltt carefully prepared medicine, and porfect-
" free from ally Thing injurious PennsyIvaL
ulan Of Sept. /, 1s47.
Dr. keeler-Dear Sir. Asit is my duty 10
use every homes: means to promote the happis
ness of our follow creatures, take great plea.
sure in stating to you tho advantage eceiv-
ed from your valuable Cordial and Carniua.
tive. Last autumn was attacked with Diar
rha,a, which debilitated my system very much;
for nearly three Weeks tried many remedies.
but found little or no benefit, wheu mj dauph-
ter informed me OF your Cordial. bought a
bottle and had not taken but two doses before
obtained relief. Was entirely covered
before l used the whole Of Il; and have re.
manned hearty ever since Respectfully
yours, .. BrDp, u. u.
Prepared and sold, wholesale afii fetal;
Philadelphia where also DR.. Keeler's CougK
SYRUP, VERMiFUGE SYRUP, RHEUI
MATfC LOTION. LIVER and SANA-
TIVE PILLS may be obiuined. Remedies
of unsurpassed efilciency, ahd which have nd
equals. No family in town or country should
be without these celebrated medicines nd
admirably adaptive TO meet suddeh emerceIi :
cies.
Dr. Also DIR. KEELER'S SAtssAPAz
Rili.A. for the permanent cure and tempsai
Of all diseases arising from usl,erities of tho
blood, or habit OF tag body, viz: Chronic
diseases Of the chest, Consumtition,. Uroitci,i-
tis. Cutarth Petrisy. Scrprula lii all lis forms;
Teitrr, aenid head, lJlutehus Of Tho face:
Chrouir d!scasrs Of tho sto,harh, liver AID
Skin. tutaueous srupiiots, whi,e styelInts ;
Hip joint nffrction, deep seated pai:,s OF thu;
boncs, swelings Of the join.s Ulcers, SvphiI-
tic disorders, Metcuriai and aIi Hereditary
predspositions: Females suffering lsbtl, os,.
struction, salow compirsoi,, iiervotsiisssi
ETC., will fluid the Panacca All elegant resucdS i
fur their removal.
For sale by br. K. S. Meitcit, sum.
,cryIllc; Il. ]. DELAY. Can,dchj Bla, Il
& Ehny, Orangeburg; Houiwfighl Sc
Mot, Columbia; J. McAlilluB, Marion;
P. NJ. Cohen Charlea!on aud hy
Druggist and Merchants ii evcry town.
throughout The State.
Dec. 10, l649 8 1V
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Executors Notice,

The Creditors OF VIM. j. Rccs. ESQ,
deceased, arc called upon Ia present To The
Suhscrlbrr their demands, properly attest
cd according 10 law. And those indebted
to the said deceased to make pavn.cn,.
W. }. REEFS. E.reci. QuaGf.A.
July ID :}ti #
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Notice.

Just received per ".SonihrYncr" Fresh sun.
ply Of SUMMER CLOTHING Of all dcscrip
tons, together with Black Cloth Goats and
Cnssimcrc Pants. Black Satin and Silk Vests,
which will be sold nj unusually low prices by
May If l.. B. HANKS.
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Great Bargains!
Selling off at First Cast.

The subscriber intending 10 move To Charles.
ioii offers ms present stock of Goods for sal, NJ
FIRST COSr, consisting Of n we'll selected
STOCK OF Dry G0ods, Groceries, and Crockrry-
unrC.
Persons desirous Of pure hasing cheap,
would do Well To call and examine for them.
selves
HUBERT CROGIAN.
Sumtcrvill". July ~ 37-3
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"Why do you not admire my daughtcrs,"
said proud mother to gentleman. "Be-
cause" replied he, II am no Judge Of pain
fngs." "But surely" she replied, not in
ihc least disconnected by this rude refcc.
ton, "you never saw an angel that was not
painted
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A. F. Allen,
MNTNSE.

The subscriber will rcn, for tho ensuing
year, on reasonable terms, the residence
OF the late D. +. WyIcs, Esq IN State
hurg.-On the premises are comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ngs, with about Twenty Acres of Land
attached there TO, containing complete
Tan Yard in full operation
NJ. a. WlLES, Adm',r.
StatcburG, lst January, 1870. 10 If
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Gloves.

Gents. and Ladies' white. black and cold
Kid Gloves. white ana black silk do. cold
Nlns'lns, Ladies' Dress Silks. Frngcs Trim
m,ngs, &c, for sale by l.. B HANKS.
June
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M CONCERNS EVERY 6SE:
CHOLERA CURED
Df: EkGeIer's g COrsIfai sSsad gaas

=
CHOLERA CURED
Dr: Ekeeler's Cordial sstad Ea1s
ltaiIaftfVe;
For the speedy And positive eire u bIA at :.
HuA, DYSENTisttY;; cfI fIUIiEfsA n OR:
BUS, CHOLERA TN FAHTUaI.C CoLIC;s
for all DerangemeDts. Of tho Stomach and
Bowels, caused BY Teeiiihg, Improper Drinks
aJAsiATic ciioLERA is as sasila
cured and prevented as any other disease Of
the stomach and Bowels. provided tLa, proper
mcaus are used: 1t presents the Saif.S NOR
bid symptoms as Cholsfa NJ orbps, only more
Violent. There is n9 difference III their pa-
ihosogt, tho treatnictt being tho same. DR.
Kseer's Cordial, 30 Justly celebrated for dis:
eases or The stoihncl, aud bosseis, will, as cer-
iniii as Il is used, cdfe tiEs disease, AB d
PreveMt,Fe, Il sModtj Bs Gsea u, small Tuanti-
ties daily, mixed With wafer; and on the apsi
broach 6f the disease, Il shonld begtnken in
moderate doses, ut re gular.aud hort intervals,
Until every symptom is re,itoyod. Friciions ID
The abdon,eti; will extsrnnl applications 10
the exiremiies, in the worst stnges Of the dis
ce,e, will cure rofiYshne of ipy fifty cases::
I'hore is nd need Of any thing else; nnd, above
ell, beware or Calomel. Purgatives, aud oi!,eE
Pnlliutiyss, ,ley will kill more thnn they will
ciire. Tie itiost seterc cases Of Complaint
yield 10 the heroic virtues bf this remedy like
magic. The proprietor invites investigation,
and Boldly prohibits that it will speedily euro
all discusses Or this character. He tnn poih. i'd
living witnesses Or its beneficial effects, afier
being pronounced inchrable and gwen up ID
die By their physicians. In all cases oflailnre
The monty wii! be cherrri'Iy returned.
Read his Testimony.
iEx,racl or /, letter from Tho Rev DR.. Eprie.I
Daisvie, Bucks County, August 25ih,s t647 j
Dear Sir-l am now, prepared 10 recon-
mend your Cordiui from having used il with
suCcess in scvefal instancesi aud ] am now
trying yotr fanacea il b elise or proitacied
debility; attended with cough, apparently pros
duced III the ydhng La,Iy by her .outgrowng
l!cr strrtsth,' to use common phrase. i s
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. d.
Extract 6( d lettrr from Ebcnezer Cook.
New York City, July 90, 1877.
DR. kceler. Sir. have used in my faini-
ly all of the Cordial which, yon left with ine;
last summer except two bottles which prrS
sunded a customer of tt,int TO Try, aid having
proved very boneflCiut; lie has recommended
it 70 suriH ur his friends Wltb tssh 10 havs some
Of Il: tlitreiote wish you Would send me sou,e
by express. | am Satisfied from my own cx-f
rrrience that il is the best medicine for cfilT
drei Teelhing aud Summer Complaints that
is offered to the public, and all that is IeceBs
suty for recommendation is 10 try it.. e,
ID Very respectfully,
EBESEz ER Cook. 81
2S4 GRAND st. cor. of Aliey.s
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lately opened in Charleston
A LARGE AND NEW

Lately opened in Charleston
"A LARGE AND NEW
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
sAE2nIpDUaAnUno
No. 2aS KING STREET, IN THE BEND.
SAMUEL c. DUNN has lately Open IA
ed large NEW and FASHIONABLE R
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, where he III
intends keeping constantly OH hand supc-
rior and well assorted Stock of
Ready Made Clothing
AND GENERAL
Flu NISH1NG ARTICLES.
The stock now offered is one of tho lar
gcst and superior to any Offered in this City,
having been selected with great care in re-
ference to the wants of the Charleston pub
.ic and the surrounding Country.
JAMES w. PlERSON, Oormcrly in the
House of Johnson g.. CanficltD has engaged
to conduct the Business, and hopes by strict
attention to tho wants Of his customers,
united with his former experience, to merit
libernl share of the patronage Of his friends
and the public.
WIN. NJ. BELSBR, Formerly Of Sum
ter Distrc,,) is also engaged, and solcts II
call from his friends.
N. B.-MEASURES taken for GAR
MENTS and Warranted to FIT; all Goods
bought at this Establishment warranted in
every respect.
Charleston, S. c., July II, 1850. as In
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n 8 Z \ 6 e
800 REWARD,

VIII give the above reward for nroor .,
conviction Of my Man CHARLES. IN carrcn.
m YER ny imde being hnrbonred by any resIrnsi.
he White Man. and Twenty-Five Dollars for
ms apprehension and delivery in Sumter Jail -
i ,n''' n"y was bought from l'atson Corbiu. and
Bishopvillc. ''c"' ''c"'
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REMOVAL
AEM NRNG SENHy,

he undersigned having Removed one. door
below Nm Wrhh's New York Store, woull
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore 4,
'"rcd by his friends and the citizens of Sumter
generally, being satisfied thai he can acco,n,n,.
''''e 'h'm w''h any articles in his line of b,isi
mess. consisting Of u large and well selected ns.
surimcni. Hc.
X 4 NEIIE"f"p
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SbhSE6h FIX Sooh.
264 Grand ST. cor. Of Alley.

This is,B certify iiiat iiass used Dr. Keef-
er's Cordial, ans! rave found II a gsldable medt
ments Of the stomuca and bowels; tausta by
Tetihing, and is particularly adabicd 10 ulf
diseases Of those or gans tadstd by acid fruits
or the dcbiii.ating effects Of seasad and cli-
mate -
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0OOD11Wl1uayo

Died, on the ltll instant, JOHN LAuRExs.
youngest son of John l.. Manning, Esq. of
Clarendon
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S. &.
Spring of 1850.

w u. DAM Ntf j.
253 ana 2jj King Stn,ct,
is now receiving and offers 10 purchasers If
DRY GOODS, who may riSi, the City one Of
the
H-ssrscSt Stocks Of Rich and
Observable Goods
ever exposed in Charleston. IInvunc made cx.
trn.rc arrangements Tor SPRING SALES. he
confidently invites purchasers Ia his stock ns il
Is unusually attrnctirc, rmbracin. oil the VA
rictcs of New and
Elegant silks, both black and cnlored:
Grenadines, Silk Muslins. Tissues;
Rnrayes, both plain and pri:.tedl
: Gmgiah,s, t;ing'nm Aiu-lius Prints;
AliEicrnS, Bunhaainr-, .,h-i!..,
Enhrui!"r,-- Of various Styles.
Evening Dress Goods in variety Of s,yle and
fabric;
White G"'Ms Of all the varons qualities;
E'cgnn, Crals. Lace. Silk and Muslin Slawls
and Alnn,lrs,
Linen and Linen Fabrics,
Hosiery. Gloves and Under Vests, tSilk, Me-
rim" nni Colion);
Emhr"idrrrd. Revere stitched md Plain Ii
ncn Cambria lidki., in srea, variety;
-AISO-
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Fare Reduced to 500 from
Lls75;@s g. vS5s!s fa.sssgs tSaaama4 ss]r1
Charleston TO NeW-York,
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM

All NNEN MAIL hoC l. koN
CHARLESTON, s. G,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of
l.aurcus-st. daily a, 3, p. IN. after tho
arrival ot the Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, and WELDON, n. G. Pc
TERSBU UkG, RICHMOND, to WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, pllIl.ADEl.-
P!llI. and \. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers ol this limo, from Charleston
to Wilmington, arc IN FIRST rate condition,
and are navigatrd by well knownanh cXpe-
rIcnccd commanders, and the railroads arc
IN fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. 4 THROUGH TICKET
having already been III operation will be
continued on and after the first of Oct
lSlo, as n permanent arrangement from
Charleston 10 New York. Passengers
availn0 themselves thereof, will have the
option either to continue without delay
through the route or otherwise. 10 stop at
any I" tho intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line Ia sui their couvc
ncncc. Ry this route travellers NAV
reach Nov York Oh tic third day ,!urnir
business hours. Baggage viii be lickctcd
on hoArlrhc Steamer To Weldon, ~ like
wise on ;hn change OF cars. a, the inlcrmc-
diatc pninis from thence to \. York
Through Tickets S2n each, can alone bc
had from T., WINSLOW, Agent o; the
WILMINGTON and Raicigh X. r. Company,
al the office the Company foot of I.am-
rcns-s'rcc', to whom please apply. For
other information Inquire of
j. G. DUNCAN,
ht'ha :tnir~i"a" ii.,ci, Charleston {, C..
May y NJ.
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Goods f"r Gems Wear in all the leading STYLE.
oiWo0lcn and Cotton fMbrirS.

most complete assortment Of all the heavy
Cotton Fabrics f,r Plantation use, together with
II large stock of hraclcd and Brown Dom.s.
tics, col"r,l CnItons. etc. etc
nrc hhscrS can always depend upon finding
the newest styles ot goods imported ny nm nrcn;
Is always IN the Market To supply us with the
most Fashionable Goods.
In u word, the stock will bc found Ia cm
l,ra"" nearly every article in the Dry Goods
lin" and Will l.. offered nj tn.
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
y. Bile has made large additions to his
W hmirsai" Rooms and viii be prepared to of.
Ter Merchants an unusually attractive stock
ana !nNiics tile ai,ruiiun al all who wish to
r"rchnS. Goods nj Lo" Prices for Cash or
prum1 Pay.
Feb. 1880.
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Lost.

On the morning Of the 18th ult. in the vicin.
iiy of Dukes Mills. Clarendon. II Note Of hand
drnwn hy John III. Gayle. in favor of the sub.
scriher, for One Hundred Dollars. bcariuu date
the 10Th ult. due the first Of November u.>,
with interest from July last. All persons nrc
hereby forbid trading for said paper if found. ns
payment has been stopped.
r. G.. DOLLARD.
July II 80 q,
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july ID
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
CHRISTOPHER NORTH.

A correspondent of the Presbyterian gives
the following account of visit to Professor
Wilson. We suppose that years have left a
broad stamp upon him.
This morning had the pleasure Of an in
letvew with the celebrated Christopher North,
OF BIackwood. He lives in a very handsome
house in Gloucester place, in the new town,
vas shown by She servant into room, the
walls Of which wero profnsedly covered with
pictures. / had been seated but a few min
ules when the Professor Oppeared-a tall,
strongly built, noble looking man, with large
chest, fac forehead shaggy hair, and great
whskeIs.
lie received me very kindly Iaptlogz zcd
lor iutuding upon him, buthe soou set me
al ease by his agreeably nn lively manner
lie is now considerable advanced in years,
perhods neatly sixty, and yet three arc all The
sprightliness Of manner and energy Of mind
that one would expect in youth or middle
uge. lie inquired about our American le-
IaIy men n---said that Mr.. Bancroft had spent
some time with him mol hong since--that Mr..
ByOnl had also called ON him, but being alb.
sent he did not see him, spoke Of Prescott,
and the merit Of his histories; oc Longs
poems; meniuned that he had just received
two volumes from Mr.. Dana, and seemed
quite ut home in our Amoiichn literature.
lie inquired about tho length Of my voy
age, &c. Ileseemed tothiuk il not impos-
sihIe That he might yeti trip 10 the
"modeI repubIc," though, Struggling bis
shoulders, he said with smile that il was
not pleasant theme fo~ contemplation, the
possibility Of being drowned ii tho sea-
Afler having some further conversation on
miscellaneous subjects, and assuring him thai
few would receive kinder welcome in A
merica than he, should he ever favor as viii
q visit, we.pWed. al aIi a0n lt
-----i------sa
or In every All The mosi difficult lliing e
preserve is nalutal grace.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
Petition for Divorce.

SARAH LAND,
JonN LAND.
VJNlIE said John Lnnd will take notice that the
snid Sarah Land has flcd and there is now
pending in the Court Of Common Pleas OF liarri
son county, Ohio her petition, wherein she alleges,
among other things, that the said John Land has
been wilully absent from her for more than three
years last, pust, and hut he is guilty Of gross nc
slect ofuty towards her his wife, in NJ ge ting
and refusing during all that time to support her,
or To provide any means whatever for her support
and maintenance, or the supportand maintenance
OI their children, and leaving her to depend upon
her own lahor for her own and their support, and
she also prays for the GourttO grant her a Divorce
from the said John Land, TO allow her such ALI
mony as they may deem proper, and to give her
the custody Of their children; Adnnc Latitin and
Cyrus mentioned in said petition.
SARAH LAND.
BY Jcwctt & Peppard, her Sols.
SepteRhcr l., 1850. Ct.