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DRY GOODS
In Charleston, S, C.
G. & E. l., K.arrisGn Cn,

Hang Strtet, Corner Of Market,
Invite the attention Of MERCHANTS Plan
TERS, and FAMILIES TO tlieir we'll assorted
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, mostly of their own Direct Imporfo.
mons, and comprising the newest styles and
richest designs in all Fancy Dress Goods. with
Planters Supplies; among which will I've found
al! .hc SOUTHERN FACTORY GOODS.
Oar Business being doTc oil. the principle of
one price ontJ,oar friends can depend On find
i!ng all Goods TO be rs represented, and nj the
l6lrcH murkc. pr'ccs
Terms cash or city acceptance
&. ~ T.. J.. kERRISON,
Corner OF King and Market Street
April Both, 1851 81 Al
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FRESH GARDEN SEED,

JUST RECEIVED. SUITABLE FOR
FILL SOWING.
For sale, by p. THORNTON, at the
Post Oilicc, Camden, S. {, Warranted
good. Among which arc as follows:
Rnta Baga,
Iargc (Rcl-,op) Norfolk Turnips;
Eary Spring l'nrnip,
Long Blood Bcc;i
Eirly Blood Turnip do
FRENCH Sugar Beet,
Manglc Wufizel,
Large D"'ch parsnip,
Long Orange Carrot,
large Red Onion,
White Portugal do.
Prick'cv Spinnagc,
Write Turnip k,h'sh;
Long Scarlet dn.
Long green Cucumber, for late pickrs,
Green glazed Cabbage,
late Drum Head Savoy do.
Mountain do.
Late Dutch do.
Late Drum Head do.
t"Icw"r', (vcry iine)
Several k'nis Cl very fine carly Cab
hagc, which may he sowcd in tho ial
ioi early spring use
l.uccrn, or French Clover,
Eng!sI, Rye Grass. B
y considerable reduction will be made
from ,I.r retail price; 10 persons wishing 10
purchase 10 sell again.
JI!y oh, 1851 81 1T
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THE DocTnR ,v,In Fnrchr HIS ERRANp
--ln the biography of IIannui si.-~, ,...,
published, il ID. related that when about
siYtccn, dangerous illness brought her
;fiijer tic care of Dr.. Woodward, il physI.
cian Of cminencc at that day and dsl.n-
gu'shcd by his correct taste. On one oi
his visits being led into conversation with
Ills patient on subjects Of literature, he for
got Tic purpose of his visit in hc i,cina-
tsUn Of lrCr talk; ill saddenly rccollcrlinr
himselfi when lie was half way down the
stairs, he cried, Bless me forgot to
ask the girl how she was and rcturneI
10 the room, how are you to-day M dear
child -
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Mrs. NJ. II. HOLMES, having consider
able experience in cutting and making La.
dies dresses, respectfully offers her services
to the Iadics OF Sum,crYillc and its vicini.
ty; also will attend to the making of Gentle.
mems clothing. All work entrusted TO her
will be executed witt, nratness an, dcs-
patch. She so!icits share Of patronage
She may at all times he iouGd at her res
ldencc formerly occupied by Mr.. puchan-
an.
July 10th. 1851 3S DIT
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Post Office Stamps.

Persons dcsirous Of procuring Pos, Office
Stamps for the pre- payment Of Letters, can
be accommodated by calling ON the Sub
scriber.
Post Masters in Sumter District by CAL
ling or forwarding the necessary change
can be supplied from tint to time with
such amounts as the demand at their res.
pcctv" Offices may seem To warrant
HENRY HAlNSWORTII. p. NJ.
Suntcrvillc, July lG, 1881 3S If
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COSTLY PALACE.--The ancient pllacc OF
the popes, and the most magnificent in the
world, stands on The right bank OF the Tiber
al Rome. The palace takes It's name from
the hill on which Il stands, derived from one
of those ancient imposiions. known as or.
acular dctIc+, called by the Romans Ju-
piter Vatc0nns." Who began the build no
is not known, but, it was occupied by Char.
lcinigno, more than n thousand years ago,
and has been increased by success ye popcs
u''t j, has reached it's present IMMENSE en-
n. The3num5er ol rooms in the Vatican
exceed 4l2O, and is troasurc, in marbles,
bronzas, ircscocS, statues, paintings, ard
gems. are unc1uallnd ~ th world AN f
library IL III, riclcst ia Europe. The
ciyIn M He museum Of statutes alone IS
n)I:c u be n nile
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DR.. cHRlsTiE's
GALVAMIC3S8D S8DRACELET8s :,

Are found Of vas, OF Fit
Spasmodic Complains Ind gencsal Nepvora lsctous,
OF tho Head aud upper smi;.Ss slso insPasy and
Pnrnlyss and all dSeaseScaucA by power
OF Nervous Energy n the limbs or chsr Of the
body. 50 lsss sss,,5yqgS
% Many hundred Certificates from iii parts OF thu'
country OF the mos; e.'i1orRsrY eharactsf can be
given Trequired
{2- No trouble incnnssnieTSe sttends the Of
DIR. CfIRISIIES G.fLp.fSftsss .3R1ICLES anat
they may be by the most feebls an with
perfect case AMI satety In many cassa thSsehsation
attending their we III hiekiy ptSseR and Gsrtss6is
They can be seEf to aay psa OF ;heeepn.ry-
:. ss,ises:
Tho Galyanic B6lt. Three Dollsfs.
The Galvhnic Ncckiace, Two Dollars. y
The Galranic bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
or Tksarinies accompanied bysInu and plsinss
directions Pamphlets with fun particulars may 10 had
of the authorised Agent "a 3s4st5ssl ~. q
PARTICULAR SCAUT-toN.
10 Bs,oore ef co,aisr,its aud esthleks IsitatonG
.i D. @. MoRETIEAp, M. d.,
q GENERAL AGENr FORSIHE UNITED, STATES,
i5a Broadway, New York.
: aJE For sale IN Snipterv.lle, $. C.Sbs. Dr. r.
?. MELI<ETa, uttoriEcd Agent; and by
Druggists gnnSrsliy South ,safo]ma.
Aug 22S,s $50 s a5#fip y
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SINGULAR EDIrIcEs.- There is accr
tain district in the surburbs Of Lassa,
the capital Of thl bet, where the houses
are built entirely with the horns Of cal.
tie and sheep. These old cdiiccs are
Of extreme solidny, and prcscn, rather
an agreeable appearance to the g;
the horns Of the cutie being smooth
and white, md those Of the sheep be-
ing black and rough. These strange
5mutcrinl admit wonderful diversity
sof combinai' n ;, and form on tho walls
an infinite variety designs. The in
terstices between ;hr hor,S ufc filled
with mortar. These are The Only hous-
es that are snot white. washed. The
,lhlbe,ians have the good taste to leave
them in their natural state, without, en-
deavoringto add to their wild and fan.
ias1Ic beauty. II is supcrRuous 10 re-
mark, that the inhabitants OF Lnssn
consume a fair share Object aud nut,
ton--tlleir horn houses ore incon,cs,ible
proof Of it.
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COST OF CALIFoRNIA.-A writer in the
Ne" lo'k Tribune thus sets the cost o!
California. "Cheating luck never lhr yes.
J: we spent Sl5O.OOO, first and last,
~ tiIc Mexican war, 10 acquire New
Mexico AMI California. We iavc carr cd
into the harbof Of San Francisco $500
NU,otO OF property. We have sacrificed
6O,OOO lives in California We have lost
the work and labour OF 100000 men ior
three years in California, and our only re-.
tompense for all this, we have received
about ~ 10 90 millions Of gold from the
Pacific coast.
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EXTENT OF TIE UNlvERsE.--It may
give some idea Of the extent oflhc Uni.
verse, 10 know the length Of time re-
quired for light, which travels f92 900
miles an hour, TO come from different,
celestial objects 10 this earth. From
the moon. II comes in one ond quarter
seconds; from The sun, in cigh, minutes;
from star oflhe first magnitude, lhr, o
to,tweive yeas; from star Of The fifth
magnitude, sixty six years; from star
OF the twelfth magnitude, four thousand
Years. Light, which left n star Of the
twelfth magnitude when the isracli,cs
leit Egypl,has moi yet reached the earth.
Our entire solar system itself travels n,
the rate Of thirty. five thousand miles an
hour among The fixed slnrs.
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n Scotch paper tells us of "a pensiyc
urchin, who said 10 his ins,ructress!:
Aun,y, what comes o. the auld
moons r
Deed, lndjie, l'm no very sure,'
was Tho ,arly reply they'll may
be clip them doom aid make slars
o'lhem.'
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H= -Haa H-Has.-r-a=
Obituary..

DIED, OH tho 25lh nit, RrcIIAnD CanRoL,
infant of Mr.. Samuel T.. and NIra. Elizabeth
rowGen. aged months and 81 days.
DIED. on the Both ni., Mt the residence of Mr..
Hampton Plowdcn, ANNE JANE, infant OF the
Rev. d. }. and Mrs. a. +. Aud, aged months
and days.
DIED. on the 9Th inst, at his residence, in tho
Fork Of Black River, Mr. BESIAMfN ID. IIopuE,
agcd SO years, months and II days
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FiUMBCG Washington,
Aug 1.-THE National ln,c!ligcnccr pub
fishes letter from Il distinguished Am
crIcar off'cer at Constant!no?lc, which
says that there is consid rn,ic number OF
lmpostcrs Of the wors, class anon The
hungarian refugees sent 10 tins county
Some OF them never saw Hungary.
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l2s.slef
TIE GREAT MAI. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON. S. c,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foo, O,
l.aurenss st. daily at 3; p. III. alter the
arrival OF tic Sout'Irin cars, via VIII
MINGTON, and WELDON, ". G.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
lNHTON, BALTIMORE, PIiILADEI.-
PlIIA. and n. YORK.
The public is respectfully Informed tla,
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are i'll frs, rate condition,
and are naTigatcd by well known and cxpc
r!cnced commanders, and Tie railroads are
in fine order, (,hc Wilmington and Wei
don Road i!avin. recently been re. laid with
heavy Il RAID thereby securing both
safety and dispatch. ~ TnrorCH TICK
EFT having already been IN operation will
be continued as permanent ARRANGEMENT
from Charleston TO New York By this
route travellers may reach New York
on the third day during business hours.
On and after the first day of July next.
Baggage wilI be ickc,cd from tic roin,
ot departure tn Washington Civ, under
The Charge nj q sc"ci,lApem or Barrare
Master ~ Washington the same will
be transferred 10 the care OF similar auen,s
who will accompany il To New York, and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South;
Through Tickets TO New York can
alone be had from f. WlNSLOW, Agent
Of the Wilmington end Raleigh r. r.
Company, at the Office ot the Company,
loot o! Laurens.strect Charleston. S. C
to whom please apply: ANA to Ch rlesion,
n the Office OF The New. Jersey Railroad
AMI Transportation Company. New York.
ju,v = 1851 az Ts ,r
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a learned German astro!oger is said 10
have ascerta;ncd that in twenty-two mill
ions Of years this earth will be destroyed
by Il comet. Who cares!
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3A.NsgSgsls /

The snbscriher willrent fors Tho ensuing year
on re aaonae terms, lie fastiuase Fsf tie late
y. sSylcs, Esq IN e,,, the pre-
;mf'ea siise q cenlofta'f1a Dwelling House and
ali necessary Buildings, with aboni T,senr1,
Acres of Lind attached ,hero "a, sonta;n;nc T.
coinpio,s Tan Yard in fun operation
NJ, a. WYIES, Adm!
statcharg, lst Jaanary, iS5n 10
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Notice.

The Eank OF the State Of South Carolina. vs.
WIN K. Davis, EA'or. Of John ~ Davis
Masters Office. llth August. l-il.--In p,lrsu.
ancc OF the Decree notice is hereby given to the
c-"'iilurS of lnlii; y Davis. dccc;lscd In come
in and prove their dr6ls before ne. on or before
The lst of .lau;iaiy next otherwise they will be
excluded the hci,cfi, of The Decree
JAMES W. GRAY Master in Egufy
Angus; l9, lSJl i3-.isij
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SnERIE'E'b SALES,

BY virtue of sEndry Executions I" me dire c:cl
will ic sold 1T Sumt,r Court lIou.. ON ,h,.
first Monday and day following in September
nnN, within the ieg. hour. of sale, to the
higims bidder for Cash. The following p.oprr.
iy. furchancrs to pny for titles.
One tract of 800 acres of land more or less il,
linrcmont Comfy. adjoining lands of Edward
lsrough!"n. levied on rs the property Of DR. r.
STARK. ~ the sui; Of the Stale for taxes
One Lot and buildings thereon IN Sta,rburg
adjoining lands oi--lcvird on rs H.. yrnp,.r.
" ni I. Aiof'c. M The suit Of the State for taxes
Interest IN the growing crop interest in one
bay 'lar", pair harness and traces, clubusc
trunk, CrOS,.Cni saw. puw stock - head
chickens. Levied on nS the property Of John J
johnson III the sui, of the STATE. 'rl,,. Mare 10
be s"l! NJ SuInirrvill" on Monday. lhr balun, s
NJ the resi- icicc "t Defendant on Ta,siav
HARVEY SKINNER. ;. d.
August l2th, lSjl IL 81
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S&rSyCGM@ M@GnoaOo

MARR,Ep, in Sumter bis,ric, on the 9Th inst.
by the Rev. 'r. MASON, Col. G.: ID. Minis, of
Edgefcld, and MATTE A. OILY daughter Of the
late HOLLOWAY JAMES, of Clurem6nt.
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Plantation for Sale;

The subscriber offers for sale his COTTON
PLANTATION adjoining lands of Col. r. X.
Smnn, and Harrington Jennings Esq. Also Il
truci Of Pine Lands miles from Smlntcrvillr,
containing abnui 1000 acres
For terms &c. apply 10 s Mayrant
GORDON W. BRADLEY.
August l2ib, 1851 ~ If
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a venerable lady OF IL celebrated physi-
cian, in Boston, ono day casting her eye
ont of the window, observed her husband
in the funeral procession of ono of his pa
tents; at which she exclaimed, q do wish
my husband would keep away from such
professions; it appears too much like tail
or carrying home his own work.
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DR.. CHRlSTIE'S =, +,
.GAIVANFC NECKLACE

Ia used for all complaints affecting the Thtoat Of Hsad
such Brcpcbitis lniismma OF hraat, crrcus
and Sick Iicstaehe nissirass Neuralsa IA
the Face, Bazzins or oaring 10 5Deafncss.
which is Eeray Nervous, and tsai SGissfrSsiHg
plant. called Tic iioloreux. gS9 @saf5Es. 80
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Notice.

WIZ he let ont on Sa,uriry. the :plN, day .,f
August ~ l."drhar. tn ihr lowest bidder, The
BUILDING or 4 BRIDGE IL. ross tu,yI,,n
swamp /" Wit: III f.,l long l3 feet wii...
i"nniaii"n on mud-'ilis. 3 ~ icct between
joints I" hc covered with hcari-pnnk mctr,
thick 10 inches il. width
~ i'in"crS t"boNc water out Of good ma,c-
rial.
Sealed proposals may hr l.an.lr,l 10 The Chair.
man any ii;ns between sli> and :hr 3o,h
! " REMHERT. Chairman
x T.. MCI.EDD
" " ! j. iMnNTr KN,YTpN, co"""'"c.
august 10 1871. f3-2w
c.ET The Wa'chman will please copy once
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To MoRRow The day When idlers
work and fools reform.
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State Of South G rolina,
ExECUTHVEDE DEPArsTnaEsT

10 all an tsStn.guhdr Inc managers Of the
s General Elections, far tne several
Districts ofhe Stale Of South Car
oAna:
WHEREAS the Legislature OF South Caro-
lima, nt its hue session. lid pass an Act to pr
vide for the Election Of members TO u Southern
CoirEress; and whereas sn!d act rcTuites the e..
ccutve authority to ssis Srits tf election the
Managers Of Elections: ! do hereby require you
and each Of You, after giving legal notice, and
being duly qualified, To proceed to hold nn
election ON the second Monlay Of Octcb' b'r next,
and tile day following, fnr ,v*o Beinies to rep
rcsen. your respecdSs Congressional Districts;
and after having detern'ined onssPcrsonss duly
law, 10 the Governor. for the time being, e
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
tate. in Columbia, this the lst day Of June,
in the year nf MIR Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS.
>. Governor and Commander-in Chief
w. +: AHTnuR, deputy Scc'y Of State
tV All the papers in the State arc re.
Gucsrcd to copy. s.
Jun: 25, 1851, IS If,
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June 25.h, 1851
South Carolina Sumter Dist.

w. y. Cokcr
], g. Cokcf and others. ! der from VIM. f"w:s,
Esq, Ordinary Oi Sumir District will sell Oh
the first Monday in Scpembcr next, at Sumter
Court House, between tic legal hours "i sale,
6nc tract oflnnd containing $50 acres mprr or
less tn Lower Salem. Srn,cr District on Pud-
din Swamp. waters Of black River, originally
granted TO John Singleton, bounded by lands OF
Blancv johnson. lIarp,i Johnson. and estate Of
Thomas Rose deceased, belonging to the estate
Of Whitley Cocker.
Terms, on Il trchi; tillihc first dav Of October
1872 tall fees c1sh> t''.lnrciascr giving bond
with good security. hiidp mortgage of the prem
iscs t" the Ordinary for tIc payment OF the pur-
chase money with 'r;crs't from the day OF sale.
Thi- ilih day Of Aug,lt 1851
HARVEY 5kINNER, s. S. d.
August l2th. 1851 ~ st
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Palmetto REGIMENT,

\ NETTING Of the Survivors of the Pal.
mriin Regiment will b." held in Colum ba
OH tSH 2b,h August next. in conmcmoru;Inu o,
the i'aulc "f thur,ihusco. and Ia ma kc suitable
afEnnGr rrcnts to c-Hc, Nou'ncr, To nc nc II
"ry "t oar la,c kr,cn,ci Ccio!.cl P,rKc, "
BUTLER.
4. H. GLADDEN.,
Late Colonel Palmetto Regiment,
July %, 1881. 80 4,
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= J is curious fact" says aon,c cn.omn-
Npg't'. " iha, i. |, only the female r,us1u'o
th.t tofmaiils ne. y bachelor friend hays
II 10, atSolfn curious"
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Wanted to Hire.

FROM so To 100 abe boiled ahorcrs for
whom the l.i4hes, Wages will b. paid Apply
To J. ID. BLANDlNG
Angus, l9;h 1851 AZ CT
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SO. CAR0LINA-S SUMTER DIST.

C.. W. Rollins >
NJ Carter anl c,l.cts.' der rom Vim. I.,tis.
Esq. Ordinary Of Snm,,r District will sell on
The first Monday ia Sclnmbcr next, n, Su.ncr
Court ll"u.c between he legal hours 81 sale,
one tract of Land containing unc hundred acres
more or less in tar,niSu Comfy. near Spr,np
Hill. originally rrar,cl tn Thomas Sumter,
bounded 10y lands ri Vim. O'Cnin. cstnt. OF
Thomn> Sumter and GSdon Hancock belong.
ing To benjamin Rnilinsai-, cascd
Terms, on Il credit tilll,c first day of October
1852 ,all fees cash purchaser ri, nu bond an !
good security and mOtgacc of the premises to
The Ordinary for the payment Of the purchase
money with interest irnU the day Of sale.
This lllh August 1875
DI\RNEi SIMMER, s. S. u:
August l2th 1851 ~ .,
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Executors Notice,

The Creditors of VIM J. Rccs, ESQ,
deceased, are called upon to present To the
Subs 'rihers their demands, property attest.
cd according to law. Aud those Indebted
TO the sad deceased to make payment
w. J REEFS,
T.. NJ. ANDERSON,
ttnaiifcd Errors.
July 2l SO It
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Public Notice,

There will hn Barbecue given in honor
If Senator RnErr. at Lancastcryille on
Tuesday the 2Uh inst, to which the ci,i
zcns Of Snm,cr District arc respectfully
invited.
Senator R. and other distinguished gen
tlcmrn will present.
]. GALLUCHAT. !
DANI. BROWN.
HENRY GOOCH, : Committee.
". &. CAUTlIEN,
J. ID. McILWAIN ]
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Boots and Shoes.

rSsn SOUTHERN MADE PLAN.
F&3 IAiION Is X OG y \ \ -ERfa
e-llOIiSE SERVANT SUOESY "a
&c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NO
30, EAST BAY. CHARLESTON. so Ch
The subscriber Agent Tor the sol I'll CAR.
OIIEA SHOE FACTORY. a, Charleston.
:. C.. n!! The tllERNW FACTORY a, Che.
rH". 80. will "li,r for sale in his n,arkc, ir'
the Isl of September "a large <npr,y OF Hn,uh.
crn made PLANTATION BRO ,ANS and
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES, together with
II general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES
which will he Sold nj the lowest market price,
for goods OF u similar quality.
T. a. rR!NGi.E.
Dealer in BrogaGs, Boots and Shoes,
No. -, Ea,. Bay.
August, ~, !-Ji. I'm,
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EMALAY's TEST OF HoNEsTY-woRTH
,ITRYING.-A New England sea captain
,who visited "india beyond the Gangcs,''
WAS boarded by Malay merchant,
man Of considerable property, and ask.
ed if he had any tracts he could part
with. The American, at loss how
10 account for such singular request
from such a man, inquired, "what do
you want Of tracts You cannot rcud
d word Of them" True, bu, | have n
ttse for them nevertheless. Whenever
.ene Of your countrymcn, or All English
man, calls on me 10 trade, put lruc,
in his way and watch him. If hr reads
lit soberly and with interest, infer that
he will not cheat me: if he throws it
aside with contempt. or profanc oath
] have no more 10 do with him can
moi trust him"
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Notice,

All persons indebted tic subscriber f..
costs ~ Sheriff on cascs undcr stay and
NuIlsbona cases; also for costs mnde under
cases discontinued or compromised arG
requested TO make paymen, between this
and the lst, Oct, next; otherwise moro
costs will accrue.
HARVEY SKINNER.
June c3, 1861. SO tf
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MIR. Editor: Please an
nounce Capt. JAMES y. BLANDINt:. ns n
Candidate for Major Of the Upper Battalion,
i4:h Regiment =. &. VI.
August l9th, 1881 i3 I'll
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CERTIFICATES AND TESEIhIe1 IS:

* CBxE on !.
Rheuma dsm, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia,
~ REV. Dir. LANDfS,Ei CLERd ThiAtS 5sa
Of New jersey. OF di,,in6ui,hed attSnmea:s
reputation sts
s.o-rr, New Jefiey, July !s, ls,s.
Da A. II CHrrsrE-- Deof Sir: Yoa. wish tn know OF
me what has been the result in mysown caSe,Sn tho
application of THE GAEytNIC BELT2ASD NECK
LACE. Myrrrly is as follows: s5g.BsESsssSa &s,.
Dy,perso Every year tho ssinpsrhs SbseA Yorsss
could obtain rernanen, rritei fpa s;ss &otSriG
of medical treatment whaioycr About }n;tftesfi Year,
since in conseGhenc6 sefs frequent exposure to- the
became subject 10 severe Chronic Rheun,a.i Whieh
for year after year.. cspsed cIbshie sau us
Farther in the winter OF a6 ard 20, In eoEseS
Guenee Of preaching great deal in nay OWE ana
various other clutches in this region. was attacked
by the hitis, which soon became 80 scyero sf
10 require an immediate suspension inf PASTORAL
lahor: Ny nsrrou, sgs!ca sas ne-S fssrougai prot
raet, and my Bronchitis became atsp did
my DysrcrsA and Rheumatic affection snns. eSincing
that these disorders c0ntieeted with each sotier
through the medium OF the Nervous systea In the
agent which could reach ep3 tsEsae nay Seryous
System every thing that Ikaa tried thfs rurSse had
completely failed A last was led S my friends TO
anime your Inventions and tsl.1us hai very
etrc. cf the application OF the GALSANICS BEETSASDs
NECKLACE with the MAGNEIlfs3ELUiD. sThia 5wast
III June. 1916. TO Mr GREAT asIex,sHMrSrs tsssrMo.
DAYS Mr D,srErslA GoSE sINs sricny p1rs,I MA
,Ncr o,iTT.p 'IS:LE sEtsicE os sceauSrs OF Ilts
BHpScnirts; .Np RhEU,iiriGs ,ryEcytosS HAS
CEASED raoraiG Such Is the wonder:
ful and happy results .! t's experiment. 49,
have iccommcuted tie af.LT 6nd FI.lytB is many
who have treu likewise suffering froin Nsatagc a5eri
tons They have tried them. WITH HsrfrS RrspEIs,
BLLiryE, IN srxR, cssE, E5s5S ssS 5st4fs
an, dSat sir very rSsPss st!n!ly yo9fs
w.. LA j.
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* The NewOrlcnns Crcsen. says: Mrs
Fanny Wright (Madamc DurnsmonD
Of Memphis, liberated sonic years ago,
thirty or forty slaves, and sent them TO
Libcria. She visited them afterwards,
and found that they were all anxious
to return with her. They were for the
most part so badly of, and all so dis.
contenicd she regretted having sent
them to Liberia, and would gladly
hive brought Them back had she been
zable 10 do so.