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South arOlina--Sumte Dist,

Whereas ! have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary OF said DISTRICT OF the
personal property as dereiict OF John
Hanks late Of Sum,ervillc deed; and I
avail myself Of this method to notify all
persons indebted TO the deed to make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agent Gin this particularly and those l,av-
ing demands against deed Will hand them
in duly attested according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Aug. Cd 1850 al If
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The State of South Carolina
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
INN DID !
]. krrls.

r a :. # i $; o,,:.. ca. So.
John J. Heels. who is in the custody of the
Sheriff OF WI!liamsl.urgh District, bv vir-
tue OF a Writ Of Capias ad S~atisfnciendum
At The SUIT Of Edward b. Davis, having
Tiled III my office, together with a schedule
on oath, "i his estate and effects. his pc,i.
non IL the Court of Common Pleas, pray.
my that he may be ADMITTED Ia the benefit
oi tn" Acts Of The General Assembly,
made Tor the relief OF ~InsoIvcnt Debtors !:
1t is ordered, that the said Edward b. Da.
vis, aud all other the creditors to whom
the SAID John J. Kecls il in any wise in.
dchtcd, be, and they are hereby summoned
and have notice I" appear, before the said
Court at WIlliamsburgh Court House, on
the third Monday after the fourth Monday
III October next, to shcw cause if any they
can why the prayer of the petition aforc-
sad should not he granted.
WIN. r. SCOTT, C. {. +. WI n.
Office Of the Common Pleas,
Williamsburg District,
August 9th, 1850. Si2 l3t
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

i.;;EsI The undersigned would respectfully
EnmESSsj inform the public that he hns rakra
1850; the house well known as h""CROSS
hElS." formerly KEEP, by Mr.. WIN. Mckain.
III the town of Camden where lc is prepared 10
accommodate travellers, and hour.icrS u, rca-
sonnblc prices. Those who desire 10 feel the
same quiet abroad rs nj hume, are invited 10
give him II call.
Travellers accommodated for Il single night.
and breakfast i'll time for the cars in the morn
ing, nj moderate charges. J. Il. f.. BOONE.
Proprietor.
E Feb. Is 1850, l6 If
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haAAEikcllle oN INSTRUMENTATION
ONLY % CENTS.
ms Book, just published. is filled viii, use
III information, on the iniirmitics and diseases
alike TO YOUTH, MANHOOD and Old At:E.
10 all who npprchend or suffer under The dire
consequences of early or prolonged inliscrc,ipns
10 all who feel The exhaustive fleets of sr'!cn-
nry anu naneinl hahits- I" all who in addition
toueciining physical energy, are The victims of
nerV"'is ana mental debility. and "f mopir. and
melancholy dependency. DR.. X. would say
Read This EsOok.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
u gifes, WI! prevent years Of misery and sulirr-
ering, and save annually Thousands Of Lives.
Parents by reading, il will learn how TO pre-.
vent The destruction of their children.
G-ly n remittance of % cents. enclosed in n
letter, addressed TO DIR: KlNKELlN. n. w.
corner ofTIIlRD d. UNION STREETS. between
Spruce Il Pine, PHILADELPHIA, will EN-.
sure Ii DOCK, under envelope, per return nt mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
ofextensivc and uninterrupted practice spent
In this city have rendered DR.. X. i.. mnsirx.ri
and successful practitioner far and near. in the
treatment ofnll diseases of IL private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon The body,
throat, or legs, pains in the head or homes. imrr-
cnriai rhennna'ism. structures, gravel. disease
arising from youthful cxccss.s or impurities nf
the blood, whereby the coniiiu.ion has became
cnteebled, gre all treated with success.
lie who pieces hiH,sclf under The care of Dr..
H., may rcligi0nsly coniidc in his honor rs "A
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
rs n physician.
xGp. Persons nj n distance mny address DR..
h.by letter. (post paid and h. cured III home.
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES. DIRECT.
OlNS, &c, forwarded, by sending Il remittance.
and put up secure from DAMAGE OK CURI.
OSITY.
aV booksellers, News Agents. P.dlars.
Canvassers, and all others supui,r,l with ,L,o,
above work NJ very low rites.
Feb l3, 1850. l6 ~
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SUMTER HOUSE,

ft,if%I f. MYERS. would respectfully in.
Ii,n,.SsA form the citizens of &umtcryiile md
,atftSSssaa, the surrounding country that he has
just returned from Charleston. and has mad.
arrangements To receive ICE and SODA WA.
TEX, OF every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand, aud will continue IL receive
throughout the season. n choice assortment of
Wines and Cnrlials. CONTEMPORARIES, Fruit,
&C, NIL Of which will be disposed of cheaper
than was ever offered before in this place.
My 30, 1850. 30 If
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500 REWARD,

will give the above reward for proof 10
conviction Of my Man ClIARIFS. "a cnrprn
ter by irndc.) being hnrhourrd hy any rceunnsi
Die White Man. and Twenty-Five Dollars for
his apprehension and delivery in Sum,er Jail
Said boy was bought from iiaf,un Corhiti. and
has a wife NJ Reynolds III Darlington, near
~lishopvillc.
a. J. MOSES.
May %, 30 If
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IA CONCERNS EVERY OWE,
CHOLERA CURED

Dr. Keeacr's Cordial and Car
minitive,
For the speedy aud positive cure Of DIARR.
HGA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA NOR.
BUS, CHOLERA lNFANTUM, COLO.
fLAIULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS, and
Tor ai arrangements of the Stomach nnd
DO" els caused by Iccthing. Improper Drink,
etc. etc.
~ ASIATIC CHOLERA is Us easily
cured aud prevented as any other disease Of
the stomach and bowels. provided tho proper
means are used. II presents the SAME NOR
bid symptoms us Cholera Morbus. only more
violent. There is no difference in their pa.
ihoiogy' the treatment being the SAM. Dr..
heo'rrs Cords % Justly celebrated for dis
eases OF the stomach aud bowels, will, AZ cor
tain us II is used, cure this disease. Az n
Preventive, it should be used in small %Quunti-
ties daily, mixed with water, and on the APP
pr"ncl OF the discuss, il should be taken in
moderate doses, n, regular aud short intervals,
until every symptom 10 removed. Frictions 10
the abdomen, with external applications TO
the exlrrnni,ies. in the worst stages OF the dis
cnse, wilt cure lor,y-nine Of any fly cases.
There ~ no need of anything else; aud. above
NIL, beware Of tuiom-l, Purgatives, and ollrr
Pallintivrs; they will kill moro than they will
cure. The most severe cnses of Complaint
yield TO the heroic virtues Of thisr remedy liko
magic. The proprietor invites invcs,ig alton,
aud boldly prnc'uiins ;hnt It will speedily cure
al! Diseases of this Character. lie cnn pointto
wig witnesses Of i,s beneficial effects, after
bel Z pronounced 'ncurabIe aud gwen up to
DE by their rlysicinrs. In NIL cases Of failure
the money viii b.. cherrfu!ly returned.
Rs0dhiS Testimony.
Extract OF II letter from the Rev Dr.. Eurlc. !
Daisviil". Bucks County, Angus, 25,h, 1877,
Dear Sir am now prepared TO recon-.
mrnd Your C"rtiu! irnIn having used il with
success III several instances, und | am now
ir>ing your Pnnuccn IN II case Of prntrac,cd
debility, attended with C, ugh, apparently pro.
durcti IN The Young Lady by her 'ontgrowing
her strength, to use Il common phrase.
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE. NJ. d.
Extract OF u letter Iro,n Ehrnrz.r Cook.
New York City, July 90, lS47
DIR kcrlr-. Sig. | hive used IN my furni.
" all ol the Cordial which YOU left with me-
last summer except two bottles which per-
su:dcd II customer al niue To try, and having
proved very beneficial. h~ has recommended
II 10 some at hs friends who wish to have some
u! II. ] Therefore Wis, you would send me some
by express. am sa,,sfrd from my own rx.
P"rirncr that il is the h 81 medicine for chill
'ircn Irciling aud Summer Complaints that
Is offered 10 The public. aud all tina, is neces-
sary Tor Il recommendation is to try it.
Very respectfully,
EBENEzER Cook.
2Sl Grand III. cor. Of Alley.
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NO'TEC E3
Public Notice

is hereby given, that application will be
made nj The next Session of the Legislature
OF South Carolina, Tor a Charter OF Incor
Poration for the ViIiago of Kings,rcc.
kingstrce, Aug. 30, 1850. A 3m
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four to Five thousand
pairs Of The above article by the FALL. For
reference rs to quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed to purchase
of him, to those who ratronized him lag, wear.
can bo afforded. = :
Mayo 90 9f ]. MORGAN.
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MNEA&E.

The subscriber has Removed his FURNI.
* WAREROOM to Mr.. a. J. Moses new
building tup.stairs) where he Will keep con-
staHiiy on hand, n general assortment of Fur
esaeSSsrsss5, niturc, consisting in part of
f54Sg Dressing Bureaus. Plain and
1s0sAD Marble Top, Sofas and Di-
vans, Foot Stools. Ottomans. Wardrnbes, plain
and Mahogany, Candle stands, Dining, Tea
and Work Tables, Centre do; Curled Maple
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs Of
every description.
Furniture made md repaired nj the shortest
notice.
der.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish Blinds,
sash and Dnors nj Charleston Prices.
lie will continue his WORKSHOP at the
punctually attended to.
DANL. s. SARGENT.
May 16 ~
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NOTICE.

Application will I've made 10 the Legislature
Mt it's next Session, by n number Of Planters,
Mechanics and Merchants for n charter to in.
corporate n COTTON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. to be located in or near Sumter.
willie, S. e..
Aug. 81, 1850. "A 3m
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ace Wise in 'T'iiMr.-'TIS FOLLY
10 DEFER! AFFLICTED READ


Thousands are suilrricu from disease from
wI'lch ihc'c II 40 'rilirmIty IN being pcrnu.
neatly aud speedily relieved, provided tn.
rem iii"ai's he used. As every wee has is
own punishment. so II would seem every
disease hns ITS remedy. This is lrue, aud th,r.
= n"Ihng N this 1T" moe certain Than That
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the mos,
speedy a'ii certain remedy for all diseases Of
"a delicate character. known 10 he world
Adapted 10 every stage OF the disease, sex and
constitutions, at all times aud Seasons. thcr. "a
~" irhrs at exposure. detention from business
nor restriction ~ diet; from II,r certain mud
speedy rrIei Il gives, IL IL now the mos, pouu,
i'f r"m"dy OF the day. Ten Thousand cus.s
lay" been cured ri'cc,uaiiy BY II duripu INC
), 81 var Prepared Ivy II practical physicinn
me afflicted can rely with cnnfd.ic,. on lis
~currt!v" powers over discusses of his chnr,c.
ter. Full directions accompany each boI,L.
Or tAUIION.-ask for The m,c,ic,n
compound aud purchase only Of tho agents.
Price ! so,
For Sale by r.. NJ. Cohen Charleston
B"n'right " Mot Columbia; H.. De uav
chmdrn and by the principal Druggis, in ali
the County towns throughout the State:
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LEAVING the Wharf 1t tho foot of
Latrens-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival ct tho Southern cars, via WI.
MINGTON, and WELDON, n. C. Pc
nIoIIsi stD, I. ..r..SiI-
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PIIILADEL-
PHGA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers Of this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
ana arc navlgatei by well known and expc-
rlcnced commanders, and the railroads arc
IN fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. a THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued on and after The first of Oct.
iS4o, rs a permanent arrangement from
Charleston 10 New York. PASSENGERS
awaiting themselves thereof. will have the
option either to continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit their conyc.
nicncc. BY this route travellers NAV
reach New York IN the third lay during
business hours. Baggage will be ticketcd
on bnardihc Steamer to Weldon, as like
wise on the change of cars. at the intcrmc-
date points from thence to n. York
Through Tickets 500 each, can alone be
had from T., WlNSI.OW, Agcn, of the
Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the office of the Company foot of I.an.
rens-s,rcct, to whom please apply. For
other Information inquire Of
l.. c. DUNCAN,
AT the American Hotel, Charleston S. C..
Nav O5 "
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A. f, Allen,
PLAsTERER AND RRIcKIAYER

PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
"a the above line OF business, respect
~ tuily soiIcits a share OF The palronJ
age of the public. All Jobs tn,rrst-
ed TO him, will be executed with nea,ness
and dispatch. and warranted to give salts
action. Piasicring finished IN superior
style.
lupo IL ~
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Groceries Just Received.

Wards Rice, Soda Biscuits;
Young Tyson Tea;
Pickles, assorted;
Scotch and London Porter, in PTS;
Port and Madeira Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
5000 Fine Scgars, for sale hv
L. Is. HAvKa
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LlVGR COMPLAINT,
oaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic o..
Nervous DEBILITY, Disease of
the Kidneys,
and all
Diseases 1rts-
MS from u Disorder
ed Liper o. Stomach,
such as Constipation, IN
ward Piles. TMlincss, or blood
to the Heod, icidity Of the Sto.
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fnllucss o.. mri;yht IN
the Stomach, Somr E,uctutious,
Sinking o. Fi"tter5ng at the
PHF the Stomach. Su45m-
ming Of tie Ncad, Hur.n;ed
md NGc"h Brcothing,
.Ntitcring at the Heart,
Chokimy or
S"Gomtin!y sensations mhcn IN a
L.N"!g Posture, Dimness of
Fsion. Dots or Ut6s be-
fore the Sight, Fecev
Mnd dull pain IN the
Ncod, Dcfcicncy
Of Pcs'spirotiom
.IclioWncss
Of tie
Skin and Eycs. Pain
TIE Side, Dnch, Chest,
Limbs, Sc, .Sn0Irn FHushrs
cf Hcnt, Burning IN the f1csh,
Constant ino!giningS Of Eril, and
Gre0t Depression IF !Sp;yjta, can be
EFFECTTAII.Y CURED RY
DIR. E7GssEHEANEl,S
G~richrntc d;crrnan Filters,
PREPARED ~
DIR. C.. M. JACKSON
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I~sHF.NF.Ef.N Y UUh.
SSI Grand VI. cor. Of Alley

THIS i 10 certify that ! hive used Dr. Keel
crs Cordial, and have iound il ii valuable med
rhr III 'iiarihTa. d!scntcrv, aud all dsrnngc-
mcuts of Tive rtuInacs and bowels, cru.cd by
Tee'h'"-, and is particularly nd ip,ed to all
diseases al those " ;.nns caused by acid fruits
or IN" IcbiiltasIny fleets Of season aud eli
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER PILLE, s.. c.,
'I;,iSsSS This Hotel is situated in the most
;MEsSa pleasant part of the town. Tn"
ks4kA Proprietor will be pleased to see
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising 10 spare no cXcr,ions on his part To
render them comfortable. Charges ren-
sonablc.
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor.
Jan IS ID
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School Books.

VI Every Description from the Eiemen.
.ary Spclicr, to Latin and Greek, includ-
ing Stationery of all kinds, for Sale by
a. J. 81 p. MOSES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

The most perfect remedy for The care Of
Choleras Cholera Morbus, Dyscntery, Summer
complaints Of Children, and DiarrhIa,
either recent or protractcd.
THE public have been familiar with this mcdi-
l. cine for nearly twenty years; and through its
intrinsic merits il has created for itself widc
spread market, both in this AMI distant countries
Il has never been equaed by any ot Ter medicine,
and there is no probability that 10 ever can be cx-
cclkd. Its powers IN ehecting an immediate
CURE in every case Of
CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR
RROA,
in every country, and in every climate, has aston
ished the world. Physicians have looked on their
diving patients with wonder and astonshmeni, nj
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
last spark of life seemed to be fickering, and all
hope of recovery had fled. Such cases have been
everv-da occurrences. II Is not too much to say,
that not single case from either OF these diseases
need be lost, when this medicine is administered
in any reasonable time, sure is II to cure.
II seldom requires more than few days to cure
the worst cases and all recent cases are cured IN
tho course of few hours.
At this season of the year every family should
have il at hand in case Of sudden attacks as the
immediate use Of the Cordial will entirely prevent
! any serious sickness.
Mas. f. KIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor
Sold IA formerly AT the old stand,
| 100 COURT STREET, BOSTON, BY
! MRS +. KIDDER IL co.
Sold in Newport 10y DR.. X. X. HAZARD &
! Co, C. G. G. HAZARD and r. J. TAYLOR
1 Druggists. july 4-2mdw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29
BRASS FOUNDER,
PLUMBER AND COprERSMITlI.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he is prepared to execute or
ders in the line OF IRIS business at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms. All ar
ticlcs usually in the Foundry, PlWnblng and Cop
pcrsnith line arc kept or manufactured constantly
on hand and repaired in the neatcst, most eNpcdi-
tious and substantial manner. Vie has Tor tale a
very large and beautiful assortment OF the latest M
yention Copper and Iron Pumps, among which
NAV be enumerated Famam's patent Double Ac-
tion Forcing and Suction Pumps, Patent liydfauI,
ics, Double action, lii and force Pumps, $ ~ and
steamboat Pumps, and great variety OF o'neis,
which are kept always on hand aud wIl DC h'tch
IN the best manner and warranted not to ihl un'li
worn out.
A large supply ofI.ead PIPE Is kept constantly
on hand, which WILDE fitted to order IN any style
that may be- deshcd.
The Ccleb,ated Brass Croton Eaucets, may al
ways be foun, in every variety, and AZ ahP Prl'es'
4 large assortnent of such sitItlcs a. arc usu.
ally found in an establishment of the Kind, WV
ever w. on hand and for sale. AN Kinds ot job
Work in this branch Of business, vii h. careful
" attended 10 on the most reasonable terms.---
Orders left a, the store will be cNoeTied With des-
patch. .--,-..-,,
A share % the public patronage - solicird,and
the mnst ample satisfaction VIII nc gwen
Store ID door North Of TIE Custom Hosse.
Nm. CllAFEE.
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FISHING TACKLE

Ni : subscriber woull irfptn ..:'l, al
L visitors Of N,wD1rt, th,t h constantly
on hand, Guns, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Percussion Caps, and every
rIiclc connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SHOT,
At WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL.
Also Patent Safety and Fuse and
FISHING TACKLE
liayi,g secured the services of an experienced
won ,.lan, is now prepared to do all kinds :" wmk
in the manufacturing Of Guns, fistols, &c. aud all
kind. of work in Brass, Iron and Steel. Grind
aud Polish Cutlery, repair Jcwclry, repair and
make Door Locks and Keys, Bells and fitted, in
short every article pertaining to the above branch
es will be executed with ncancss and dispatch, at
JOHN B. AMES',
No. 33 Broad Street, Providence, X. |.
Drj- All orders left at ID. "a. Bakers, No SO
Thames street, Newport, or sent 10 the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt at
ention. iyl7 d&w 3w.
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DIED.

In this town, on Monday morning, Mrs. Phclc
wife Of Johu wilbour, Esq, and daughter ofGco.
Armstrong, Esq., aged Al years.
On Thursday, after long and severe illness,
Mary T. wife Of Mr.. Charles Babcock, in the 5Stl
year Of her age. Her suderings which have been
so distressing. are now at an end, and her spirit
has aed to that rest which is promised the people
Of God
In Portsmauth, on the l4th lust, Miss Elizabeth
AIbro, in the 60th year Of her age.
In Tiveriou, on the 18th inst. Isabella Jane, on
ly child Of David and Seraphine Wilcox aged 4
months.
Al San Francisco, California, occasioned by a
fall from the mast head ofthr schooner Alexander
oflhis port, Mr.. John VI G,diard, Of ths town
aged about rs years.
In Cambridge, Washington county, n. Y, on
22d inst. James NJ. Stevenson. editor aud Proprie-
tor Of the Troy Wing.
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TE TIMES TEWPORr r. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1880

GIVE Me YOUR HONEST FIST, KIND
" PUBLIc.-.--ERNEST GOFFE, Cabinet
Maker, and Furniture Ware Rooms. No. 20
Bridge street, where can be found at J times a
good assortment e Cabinet Furniture ,--Chairs,
Feathers, Looking Glas' cs, Looking Glass plates,
Willow and Woodcn Ware Feather Beds and
Mattresses Of all kinds and qualities, manufactured
TO order a, the shotcs, notice and warranted filed
MS represented. Persons about purchasing may
depend upon buying good Article che.p, a, this
establishment. II you would save Your money, bt
sure and call before purchasing elsewhere.
CtJ-Rcpairiug done with nea,ncss and despatch.
Acknowledging with gratitude, the many iavors
received, n continuance Of the same is solicited.
Coi.lns oi all descriptions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

NAruRE.-To the lover of Nature,
there is peculiar and interesting
beauty in her scenery, especially in the
autumn Of the year, when the tore-t is
stripped ofits foliage. and the ffa'hered
minstrels of her groves have fled
when desola,ion become her cpi,aph,
and the wintry winds howl her requiem
from the hills 1t is then the true lover
of Nature is led to contemplation, and
becomes conversant with himself He
sees an indefnable beauty in all that
surrounds him-though the groves are
10 longer vocal with the melody ofbirds
vet, he hears a thon and voices, which
breathe upon his ear like the soi, gnsh
ings Of upearthly music. The mur-
muring ofthe streamlel; the hum of the
distant waterfall, the dashing of the
ca,atact, ifheard Alright, will teach him
to hold converse with years which have
rolled into eternity. Though his mind
NAV be ricl. with all that man ever
knew-though he may have drank
draughts of pleasure at the fountain OF
knowledge, yet Natures autumnal see.
merry is calculated to arouse still deeper
toned feelings in his heart; and as he
drinks in the spirit of her inspirtion,h he
becomes a holier and happier men
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n,-The Hutchinson Fam ly give a graf

u-The Hutchinson Family give grand
Vocal Concert al the Ocean House Hall
this evening. The reputation of this fam-
" is 50 well established, tina, it is hardly
necessary for US TO say anything in their
behalf Their mesio is exquisite, and the
nightingale ,< ths groupc. Miss Abby,
~ho has been iodlsposed for some months
past, has entirely regaiued her health, aud
will ,ahe pat IN The Concert this evening
This will be an attractive Concert, and we
have no doubt the audience will be very
large