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Notice,
w. Hanks,
". Hanks and others.

l5y virtue "l an order from VIM Lewis,
Esq, Ordinary for Sumter District, viii
sell on the first Monday in Angus, next,
between the lcga! hours cf sale, one tract Of
land containing two acres more or less in
Sumtcrv'lc, bounding lands of A. j. Moses
and Webb Clark, on the East, b. Folsom on
The Nort!i,-strect on the South and by
.--s'ree' on the West, belonging TO the
Estate of John Hanks, deceased
TERMs--Crcdt twelve months, (all fees
caslO The purchaser giving Bond with good
security and mortgage Of the premises to
the Ordinary for the payment Of the pnr.
chase money with interest from day OF sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. $. d.
July 10Th, 1851 IS 81
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Ladies Dress Goods.

The subscriber will receive to-day, n hand.
some lot of colorcd MUSLlNS and GlNG.
HAMS.
Black Granadinc Nantes,
Colorcd l'crcsc Mnn,rs,
Plaid Lace and Embroidered iaconc,s
White Organdy and Swiss aIuslIns,
Whi'e hoimir and Colorcd SKIRTS,
Linen Ginghans,
Parasnls and Fans,
Lac"s. Edgings, Trimmings, &c.
Steel Bags, etc,
TABLE COVERS.
Wors:cd and Cotton Table Covers,
Bird Eye Diapers,
Dlcachcd Dow!as for Towels.
&, tton lluckaback Towels,
Pavilion Ga. :.
SILK BEREL..S AND TISSUES,
AT Charleston rricce.
Ladies Linen Gatcrs,
Kid Slippers, BuskGns, &c. &.
For sale by
L. b. HANKS.
Sum,crvillc, July ., lo5l 35 {,
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State of South Caroline. &
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

To all and singular NE Mdnogsts Of he
Gcnera! Elections, for Me seberdl
Districts ofthe Stale Of South Cdf :
oli,,a:
WHEREAS the Legislature Of South Caro-.
lit,a Mt It's late session, did pass all Act 10 pro-
vide for the Election Of members to O Southern
Congress-; and whereas said act requires the e1-
ecu,iyc authority issue wris Of election 10 the
Managers of Elections: do hereby require you
and each of you, .af}cr giving, legal notice, and
election on the second Monday iar October next,
Ind the day following, ftf two Depatiesto rep,
resent your respective Congressional Districts;
ind after having determined on PERSONS duly
elected, you will certify the same according ii
law, to the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hand and the zeal of, the
State. in Columbia, this the 1st day Of Jiiie
in the year Of our lord onc ihousand eight
hundred and fifty one.
]. H. MEANS,
Governor and ComInandcr-in Chief
w. +. ARTHUR, deputy Sec'y Of State.
GV. All the papers In the Slate dte ie
questcd to copy.
June 25, 1851, 33 II.
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Notice.,

All persons indebted the subscriber for
costs as Shcrlt OF cases under stay and
Nuiiahona eases; also iUr costs made under
cases discontinued or compromised arc
requested to make pavmcn! between this
ana thc lst Oct, next; otherwise more
costs viii accrue
HARVEY SKINNER.
June %, 1851. sc II
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CT OO F. R les ,

- ~ y - ~ = : = - -
Received this day:
5000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
20 Barrels Baltimore Flour,
Sardlues aud I.obstcrs,
Stuffed Olives,
French Olives and Cn;snps, Pickles, &c.
English and American MuslarlS,
West India preserves.
Brandy Fruits, Prucs, &c.
WINES.
Madeira, Port, Macga, Tcncrii;, and
Clarc'
Lemon Syrup,
Candies assorted.
Washing Fluid.
For sale by l.. B HANKS.
June 18th, ISL 30 #
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Executors Notice,

have appointed Mr.. Samuel E. Wilson nv
Agent to settle up all the matters of the Es,atsa
OF Col Stephen Lacostc. late Of Ibis District. n
ANNA +. LACOSrE. y
All persons having demands against Tie Ess:: Es:
nttes,ed. Those indebted will make Immediate
payment TO S. E. WILSON. Aren't z
May 7th, 1851 % ii
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M0fTca

j. ltefebS given 10 tlle Iegutees in and undef
the last Will and Testament of Samuel Ste.
phenson deGfased, ldte ofSnthter District Soaii5
Carolina. THAT they are hereby required tGs
come forward and seceiye their spyeral legacics
from ibe Subscribsr, without further delnr
II E:s PRINGLE, NJ,
JEs }. y: McFADDEN. - lsA!:.,s 80.
Jan. 29th, 1851 IL 3m
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Diss0l 0lrstipn Of EO-IsartascfslasP's
The parineraiiip of RIG s 1ARDSoNs
NJ stefpess AT Law die
soiye1 by conBeh mt of pa n Jos, and the bnsi-'
Iiess Of ihs Elm left i Tie hsnJs the 1atters
81 /; sss ri GfEdiaD DSOn J. Is Is
4. b. ! AiAi Il ~
sSs July ., 1851 81 ,ss a3B 6E
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Land For Sale,

Ssa a tract Of land containing 700 acres;
,.lss- more or less, lying FIVE miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, ,el' ,be-
sween! two aud three hiindred acres cleared
adjoining lands OF Nm. Cooper, J. Cs
Wnhersp'on, and r. Joscy. belonging ID
IT.. estate cf David L. Wilson. For tcrnlsi
apply to either Of the undersigned. .s3s
!, sE.G. DUBOSE; II
Nov, :A.7th, 1850 fANsieeou'' Il
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just Received.

ez2 The subscriber has just received, and
MIs now opening the larges. and best
<A selected Stock, that llc has ever offefi..
ed fur ealc In this place; consisting of,
Drugs Medicines, Dye stuffs, Paints,
Brushes, window Glass, Putty, Paints. Oils,
&c, and I full assortment Of French Per.
tumery, Fancy articles ofotefy description,
and every article that is usually found in sa3
Drug Store. All orders ffnm tha country
promptly attended'o. A supply of Garden
Seeds; IS. ~, - Z -
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Palmetto Regiment.

MEETING Of the Survivors Of the Pal.
m"iio Regiment will be held in Columbia.
on the 2Glh August next in commemora,iou ol
the battle nf Churnbusco. aud TO make suitable
arrangements 10 erect n Monument 10 the mem.
ory of our late lumcnied Colonel PIERCE NJ,
BUTLER.
a. II. GLADDEN.,
Late Colonel Palmetto Regiment.
July %, 1851. 80 i,
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Educational Notice.

The second session OF The bradford
Springs Female Institute will BEGIN on
Tuesday 9Th OF July with an enlarged nun.
Der OF teachers and iatirring prospect Of
an increased number OF Pupils In the
place OF Miss ELLIS resigned to 90 North
the Board have unanimously elected Mss
f.. SrAsS, and appointed Mss 4. Q. RIP
LEY OF Charleston, Assistan, Teacher in
Music and ornamental literature
d. /. McLAURiN, Scc'ry.
June, 25tiI, 1851. 80 #
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40;
l;;asA ;;sA gss:sssa Sana tsl11
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. c.,

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING tie Wharf at the foo, OF
Eaurcus-st daily at 3, p. m. after the
arrival oi tho Sou,bGrn cars; via WLL-
MINGTUN, and WELDON, n. C. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, 70 WASH
INGTON nBALTIMORE, PHfDADEL-
plfIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully Informed that
the steamers Of this line; from Charleston
TO Wilmington, re in first rate condition,
and arc naviga,cd by well known and expe
rienced commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, (thc Wilmington and We'll
don Road having recently been re.lnitl with
heavy L RAID thereby securing both
SAFETY and dispatch. A TuRorcn TICK
EFT having already been in operation will
be continued as a permanent arrangement
from Charleston ii New York. b. this
route travellers may reach Nc@ York
on the third day during business Hours.
On and after the first day Of July next,
Baggage will be ticketcd from the point
Of departure To Washington CITY, under
the charge of special Agent or Baggage
1Idster. Al Washington the same will
be transferred TO the care Of similar agents
WHO will accompany it to New York, and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South.
Through Tickets to New York car
alone be had from l.. WINSLOW, Agrn,
of the Wilmington and Raleigh Il. Il
Company, at the Office of the Company
foot of Laurcns-s,rect. Charleston, s. c
20 whom pltase apply: aud to Charleston
at the Office Of tho New Jersey Railfsat
and Transportation Company, New York.
July :, 1851 So If
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rssp THE SUBSCRIBER So ~,
7 Al respectfully mites tie ladics EE&s
AMI gentlemen To call at the eres. s'as
Root and shoe Hart,

HsUUs :sEiU SNGc IWaFt,
one door west of VIM. Webb's St5rE,, and
inspect his new aud gencfal assortment OF
Shoes, Boots, Caters. Slippers, &c. of. .;se.
ry description; Fancy, Superfino and pain.
Among his most beautiful specimens
will be found Ladies Highlander and Blue
Enamel! Shoes and Vcleet Slippers, Mjsscs
Peg Taylor Ties, Gcntlemcn's, Calf Onera
Boots, and Velvet and Cloth Slippefs; &c:
&c His prices are low for Cash, or on 4
short credit. -. 4.
.. BENJAMIN FOLSOef:
February 18th, 1851 II II
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5000 Spanish Scgars for sale by
Feb: 18th, 1851 II Il
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lhe letter OF this New York gentleman
IN reply 10 a COMMITTEE OF the Secession
parry inviting him to address the citizens
OF Charleston on the 18th INST, has been
published by the Caroiinian and other Sc.
ceeson papers with such comments az ,hcy
supposed would arrest the attention Of the
people of this State.
we had supposed that our people have
had enough OF Northern Men with Sou,h.
ern Principles. The case Of Mr.. VAS Bu
RES il flesh in their memories and ,hcv
have not forgotten that this same Mr.
PArLDING was n member of his Cab;ue,
And the people OF Sumter remember wcIl
enough that Mr. PAULDlNG acconpanicd
The Ex-"rcsIdent, the Northern Man with
SoHthern Principles, in his visit 10 Co)
SIScLEroN of tins District, only few wears
ag" Why should they go NORTH to rc,
advisers VII! the Seccss;onists IN orm
The people how Mr.. PAULDIyG is TO bc At.
'cc'cd by Ihn fate Of South Carolina VIII
he help to deiray the expenses of her Sep.
drnie government How much of the
$l,5OO,OoO will he pay? Would her con.
dIt'on be finally that of a Bankrupt, VIII
no share II Do those who thus command
those Northern Men AMI Southern Princi.
pies to our citizens, suppose that they are
thus TO be dnpcd
Did the Committee write IN % Mana,
too! What was his reply, and where is
't2 How much will ".Nauy" give =
How tar docs lio go for Secession
We warn our friends against these at.
tcmpts TO bolster up tottering cause with
tho authority of persons, however dis,in-
guished, who cannot and will not be affect.
cd by an event which must inevitably provo
their rum.
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The SoutherEa Address.

We call The attention Of our readers to
the concluding paragraphs OF the address Of
the Southern Members Of Congress to their
constituents.
We, then, arc Of the opinion. that the
first and indispensable step, without which
nothing can be done. and with which
everything may be, is to be uniied among
Yourselves, on this great and most vital
question. The want Of union and concert
in reference TO il has brough, the South,
the Union, and our system Of Government
to their present pcrilous condition. Instead
of placing il above all others, il has been
made subordinate, not only 10 mere
questions of po.,cy, but to tho preservation
of party ties and ensUring Of party success,
As high as we hold a duo respect for these,
we hold them subordinate to ,ha, and o,hc
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Co-Opcr,.tson Meeting.

The citizens Of Sumter District, opIoeed 10
Separate Stnte Scce: sion and favorable to the
Cooperation uf other Southern States are invi-
ted to convene al Sumter Court House on tho
frss Monday In October aert. Addresses
will be delivered by Colonels CnEsNur and
Preston, the Cooperation candidates for the
Southern Congrcss-snd other distinguished
persons arc expected 10 address the meeting
A Barbecue will bo provided
ROBERT NIULDIow, Marcus RErSoLps.
MATHEW +. MAYEs, WM. BALLARD,
JOHN f DENNIS, JJ. KNOX,
WILLIAM RcnGERs, +. NJ. ANDERSON,
}. ID. AsnMoRE, JAMES E. REMsrRr
JOHN w. STUckcY, J. n FnIEnsox.
JAS f WITuEEsrooN, +. J. MosEs,
JOHN f NuLpaow, JouS II. Drxos.
X. f. l1CKsoN, NEXRy D. GREEN.
EzEkiEL HEELS, II. G. G.WiTnERsPoox,
lonx }. MOORE WI. BueGxss
JOHN B. MILLER, W. RErHolns,
F. SUMTER, WARnEN A. MuLpSovr
W. NJ. DELokME, JoIfN O. HERnxa7.
WILLIAM WEnn. TnoaAs J. CoGuiAN.
DAvID DuBosE, BeNIAmlN Pack,
JonN l. MAsNIso, RICHARD p MANsIae.
II. c. NcHARpsos, c.. X. T.. RAKER,
WV l.. REYNOLDS l. F. RHAME,
SAMUEL TISpAI-
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ct'' The banner has been DELAYED Tia,
we in'ght have an opportunity nf maxim,
such com ncn's upon tn. discussion Of tho
Separate Secession party At her meeting
called for ;hs day (23rdD as might sc.n.
proper for Ia" information of our friend;
We have only 10 say that tDcir mecrinc,
although small, was orderly. We would
say upon our own, and the judgment q;
others more competent than ourselves. ,ha,
the number present dad not exceed three
hundred, ifn reached that point.
Mcssrs. OwENs, ADAMS, and Grrcc
were the speakers.
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70
questions involving our safely and happiness.
Until they are 80 held by Tie Souii,. fhn
North will net believe that you are
in earnest in opposition 10 their encroach.
msnts, and they will continue 10 follow.
ono after arother, until the work Of abo.
lition is finished. TO convince them that
you are you must prove by your acts ,hat
hold ali other questions subordinate to Il.
Ii you become united, and prove yourselves
in earnest, the North will be Brought To-
pause, and 10 calculation Of copse.
sequences; and that may lead to a chan.
Of measures, and the adoption Of q course Of
policy that may quietly aud peacefully ter.
inmate this long conflict between the two
sections. II it should not nothing would
remain for you but to stand up ilnmgyahsy
in defence OF rights. involving your
all-your property, prosperity, equality,
liberty, and safety.
As the assalled, you would stand
justified by al! laws, human and divine,
in repeIiing IA blow so dangerous, without
looking 10 consequences, and 10 resort to
all means necessary for that purpose
Your assailams, and not you, would be
responsible tor consequences.
Entertaining these opinons, we earnestly
cnticat 20 be united, ard Tor that purpose
adopt all necessary measures. Beyond
this, we think it would not be prorer to go
at present.
This address was signed by the following
members from South Carolina.
JoHs c. CALHOUN,
A. p. BUTLER,
ARMIsTEAD BURT,
]. +. HOLMES,
r. BAEHwELL RnErr,
r. II. SIMrSoN,
ID. WALLACE,
J. "A. Woodward
Mr.. Calhoun then (,n lS4S we believe
the address was published (advised the
Southern people that to be uni,.d 1ras the
first and indispensable sep, ,cittout ,chich
nofLing could be done
Docs any man believe after this tia, he
ever could have counseled separate State
Secession.
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For the Sumter Banner.

blR. EDITOR Our sei:-constituted die
tators composing The" Central Cili niii1se''
OF the immediate Secessionists having pro-
claimed their hostility 10 the election Of
Messrs. CHEsNuT and PREsToN, as dele
gates to Southern Congress and nornina.
ted candidates TO oppose them, purely on
the grouno OF their opposition to Separate
State Action under present circuns,an-
ces, 1t becomes those who agree in opii-
ion with Messrs. CHEsHUT and PREs.
TON, aud who dare oppose the fat of this
most puissant Committee to be on tbs
alert Our would be lord and masters pro-
claim their determination TO make this
election test OF the strength OF their party.
Well be it SO. for one fear no, the re.
suit. 1t would be difficult 10 elect in the
State purer patriots or more talented gen.
tcrnen than JAMES CHEsNUr, JR., and
JOHN s. PREsToN. Defeat. could sup-
pose defeat possible, in such cause, and
with such leaders would pnr,ake more Of
triumph than disgrace. The Co. operation
party, feel fully confident have been at
all times the majority in Sumter. IT'S
true our opponets elected their nominees
to the State Convention, but by miscrably
poor and meagre vote, their highest candi.
date getting but little over four hundred
votes, q al!ude to Carcnont County,)
where are generally polled over u thousand.
Unwilling to create division in the ranks Of
those opposed TO Federal usurpatons We
have heretofore as party forborne 10
move, hoping the separate actionsts would
(aiter letting off some Of their extra strain
IN speeches. toasts &o.) upon sober consid-
Grafton, settle upon some plan of action TO
which we nigh, give our support These
hopes have, grievc to say, failed. Instead
OF modcruting they daily become more VIC.
lent and dicta,orial and in this election throw
down the gauntlet and challenge trial efs5
strength. Untar these crcunetancess59assR9S ss59 9s9S asR
remain longer inactive would be hi;
criminal, the move so as unde rstand SssSSs SSsss
OF their leaders, has dcclar cd their fiISSS|S
determination to secedc should they ohtasss4
majority Of even one vote in the Coneen,
tion. All on earth, near and dear to MS 80
Carolinians, or as husbands and fathers, 10
involved in the2issue. Should they sue
ceed in placing our beioved State, alone
and unsupported, in opposition to lo,h tho
North and South, which their avowea
course, ifunchecked. inevitably does, un.
mi,gated ruin and misery, must and will
follow. Thank God, there is ye, time (but
barely time) TO arres, the fatal catastrophp
Up then all who love yoat State, your,
selves or your families, and 10 tic rescue.
Show your strength at the polls on The
second Monday in October. and your mis-.
taken broters (or brothers they are, al.
though at present under "s,rong dclusion'')
may yet be induced to pause aud reject
ere il be too late.
,;s -, a. PLANTER.
s -~--<~>>~~-> s-sSes- ,k-~<~~c~~~~-
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Free Disoussicn.

10 tho last number OF the Watchmda, q
call by the Separate Saoessionsts for .
mass meeting to be held here on the 2sd
inst, headed 'sFrco Discussion" appears
This call 10 signed by gentleman who 10
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hnme-but when l,e arrived near the town,
he heard of the rough treatment some 9th
or man had received who hid gone over
Oh similar business, a short time before,
and he concluded he would return without
making known his errand. 1t seems tIla,
the owner OF the slave arrested him, had
started home, and gone but few miles,
when he WAS ovcrtakcn by n parcel OF
white men, who rescued the negro, and
then, with the aid Of the slave, beat him
most cruelty, breaking several OF his ribs.
They LETT him lying on the ground
and returned. Mr.. Sherwood and a number
OF others went over some two weeks ago
to obtain the negro, but the aboltionis,s at
Sparta, having heard OF the OBJECT OF their
visit, armed themselves, and large crowd
went out and met the Missourians n mile
or two from town, and threatened to
shoot them II they attempted TO take the
negro away. The Al,ssourians being too
tcw III numbers 10 coatcnd with SO large
a gang OF these negro, hut returned home.
We understand that MIR. Sherwood intcncs
to apply 10 the United States Marshall OF
that State 10 enforce the recent law
passed by Congress relative 10 fugitive
| slaves. Ii, i'll dscharglng his duty he
should he resisted by these hypocritirai
outlaws, we promise he shall have assls-
tance sufficient 10 carry out the law to it's
fullest extent. We understand that there
are several negroes belonging to persons
in this part Of NJ ssourl harborcd in Sparta
and the nci2hborhood by these villains,
and efforts should be made To recover them
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ABOLITION OUTRAGE IN lLLINoIs.-The
Cape Girardeau (Mo) Eagle, says:
a negro of Mr.. Sherwood, of New
Madrid CO, ran of not long since. and in.
teligenct was received that no was at
Sparta, in Randolph county, Ill, a ll,lo
town about twenty miles back of Chester.
Mr. >. sent his son TO bring tho negro
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Our E,ri,,cil.Ies

.. ihe'e I. one I'osni which there ga. bs 10
d''ersty q opinI"n IN tie South among those
"ho are true TO her, or Tho have made up their
ni''iaL moi TO be starcs; that is II mc shoutd be
f0rccd 10 choose befrccn resistance and submission
IRE should take resistance at all ha:drd- -.
CALHOUN
TO do that. concert Of action must bc nrccssn.
Ty, n"' 10 sdre the Union, for II uouid then be
too Mfr bm 10 sdrc ourselves. Tins in nv r,e,r,
c"n'crf,s he one fhing nccdtul.. ."-CAI,,ouN.
" hat Is The rcmrdy? I ansuer secession,
un'hd secrss'on Of The siarehoiiing Stafrs, or a
large number ci hem Nothing rise r',u be rise
nothing rise utH De pracficuLic c.''-CtEyEs
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LIVE FOR SoMErurSG.- .-Thousnnds
Of men breathe, movo nnd lvc-puss
oil the stage Of life, and arc heard Of
no more. Why? None were blessed
by them, none could poin, 10 them MS
the means of their redemption, no,
line they wrote, moi word they spoke,
could be recalled, and so they persisted;
their light wen. out into darkness, and
they were not remembered more than
insects OF yesterday. Will you thus
live and die, = man immortal ? Live
for something. Do good and leave be-
h'nd you monument Of virtue, that
the slurm Of time can never DESTROY.
Write your name by Kindness, love
and mercy, OH the hearts Of thousands
you come in coniac, with ycur by year,
"nd you will never be Forgotten. No,
your name, your deeds, will be us lc.i.
bic on The hearts you leave behind, MS
the Stars OIL the evening. Good deeds
VIII shine as brightly on the earth, as
HE STARS OF heaven. = DR.. Chalmers.
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Study 10 b. more co,,sis,rn, in prin.
c;pl', aud more uniform in practice, and
ynu' peace will be more uubrokcn.
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MERCANTILE EsrERpRIzE.-We woi,ld
call attention IN the advertisements in IN
days iss,ie, OF hiessrs, l.o,n,n & .Ivephc,,
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