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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
GYMNASTIC AND PHYSICALEY-

OERCIsF-Mr c OTrlGNON respectial, a,
forms hi, friends and he pubic generally thai h hu a..
The large and spacious as nns~um - and lol CrosV,,
one door bes Bsecksr foruI~ry occupied ~ Dr. R~6
ard IL now open FOR th- reception OF pupils 6eneme,'
csss every morning from u = snd every eveulnR rors
Suu9 Bows cisss es-ry sf-rnoOn from IN S. Psoc,s
ard SpRning taught privately, al ne rooms B-Me
c 4 OlisnOn hss closed ina GymnAsiuns Ia BroaAw.,
and CansI-s Members having keys Of closets 10 tbs2
possession will ohRe the proprietor by leaving them
The rooms n Cros5y.IL a. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
Oh BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH

sCO AVENUE. Fny-fon,th and Finy-6hh s1s Al Auc-
uon-ANTHONY BLEECKER will SCI 81 public Auc-
lion 90 MONDAY, the IAN day Of April 1851 A. We Mr5
chants Exchange the following valuable LOIS OF "rOuu'
viz 49, 1900 -, an,
sxt he southwest corner OF SiXIhsyenue and Fyhi.n
a. three Of sRd lots fronting the svenue and Two on me
street each lot being in sze 3 feel front and rear by 100
feet To depth. ., Ill, s,o.
FrTry.FIFrHsr Also, lots on the south side OF Fifty
frhst between Sixth aud Seventh avenues commenclnS
20 feet OF SXIhs avenue each = ieet rom su 'eS
b loo leet inches n depth AO lots the south side
OF Ftnyffhst between Sixth and Seventh avenues com.
mercng $50 east Of ths SeyenIhsyenue eaea io' .
by lCO fsel 5 inches In depla. , , ,r,,
FrrrY-FoUSrH Also lots On The north sldeot Flly
n i5 St west OF sxthagenue each lot 5 feet by loo
ssst inches ia depth Also lots the north side OF
vubs 81 commencing l5e feet east of Seventh e'en-
escb lot OF The same dlmeusiOus Maps Of The above
opertv with terms and ur,hs. particulars can be nad OF
lhe Azcuoneer, BroSd-sL ('o<ol r. t,o",l%s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
WILLIAM DuMoNr, Aucuoneer .,,, I'M,
4 ARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ANTHONY BLFEcKEa. Aucuoneer
UNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY, Nos

Il 70 Greenwich and IS Washington IS near me Bat
terv in lie Fret Ward Of the city Of New AorA a.
Auction ,.,..4...
AnihonyJ Blocker viii sell at auction. On rhursdey'
April the l7h 1851, 81 IL oc ocs, a. Tie Merchants EN
change. the follow ing yaubble property, w
On GIeenwchst-The Three Story BhcE House anu
Lot Of Ground known as No y Green"ich's', WIN a
Two Story Building on the Rear OF the Lot SAD io es
In sze = fest inches 'front.' = feet Inches on the kes
BY lCO feet in depth.
On Washington Street slso The Two story StoIg ana
nweripg HoIse with Lot OF Ground, knO az No. ID
Washu Pton Street in Rear OF the above size OF Lo
feet inches 'front.' p feet inches on the Rear 0y ~ itel
iu(eph For terms aud further particulars apply 20 tlo
AucuOneer, No BrOadst mo lo9p AZ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
MEDICAL.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT Avn

DISEASES OF The THROAT AND
NLUNGs DR.. W NJ CORNELLS Inhasr, "a -
Powder for Inhalation with me LsryngeA Sho yer s--e
FOR Introducing the solu,Oa Of Nus,s Of Silver no E
uschea may be had by physcAn' or psnen Al No 20 VA
ran ed disesses al the shove named place Also Or
Works on Consumption. its treatment, ke, and on h.
hAsilon ala 6Mwkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
Ix6-GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN

I y N-UhEOIAN Anvil nItO1NIa.t
DROPs-A sure and safe remedy for, and wtf
oo.,tvelv cure the Sick Headache Chis and Fever Jsua
dice Dyspepsia Chronic DisThea Sea sickness ChOlert
and Choers naBnm and restore Realthy aeuon TO he
Liver without particle Of Caomel, Mercury, Qsnine
Horphne entering into their compound. They will also
correct all Of the stomach and relieve rom
these aches and pains throughout the system commonly
called rheumatic his excellent remedy for the GRAV
FL and as a VERMIFUGE or WORM Medicine therels
mona better There 10 Other medicine that gives SUCH
universal satisfaction IN tho shove Diseases
Prepared only by DR.. j. FANCHER 40 FulIonst
Nv york-s few doors FROM Brosdwsy FOR sale II noe
OF the drug stores In the city and throughout the country
IA SmNS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
CHARLES H. RING, wholesale and

n 'I1Ahl4CO H. ANAA'p' " - ~-'N
~ retail Druggist snd Apohecsry, 1872 brosd~sy eorns
sHoULpEE BRAcEs-Ths largest snd beat assortment 10
The Civ every variety Of pattern. wholesale and retail
TRUssEs-A fine assortment of Erussrs, over Weo1y d
ferent kinds Of the most approved makers
Also Numerous assortment OF Abdominal supporter
Drs Fiichs Chspn's, Gays, Bsunings &c. BODY beo,
SuspensOry Bandages, &c -. ..
Charles H. Ring Agent FOR Or D JAynes PhilAdelPhls)
PrsnsraIous: Dr. S Roses Phlsdei phls) PrepaIlOns
Dr. II swayns's Syrup Of Wild Cherry; Jearey's And.
dole: Wistsrs Bslssm OF Wild Cherry Townsends
sandss Brstos and Bulls ssTsspanls; Dsieys PAN Ex
tractor Uphsm's Pile Eec1usV. mia lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The stock and

hxures with good VIII Of a frst-class Grocery and
Liquor store IN Brooklyn Is offered for sale great
rnce Tor cash by the Assignee stock very desirable and
a. new as the proprietor has been but short time IN bus
tess Location and store Of the beet 10 the city Ap.
ply q Isl FultonsL, Brooklyn all Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14

" Of Lots Of Ground on Finy.s'xth, Eighiy-secoud
Egnly eighh, One Hundredh, Que Hundred aud Fourth,
ana Ons hendred and fifteenth SIS and B.Oomn gdae
road, fhrd, Fourth. Fih and Sixth avs Liihogrsphic
TS!s can now be had Of the sGcnoneers COLE Chill
ION' Waist 1857 all aWFaZ3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
Freeman, Hodges s. Co..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs.
So Liberty Street, New York.


q RE now Tee living rich and beau.n,, aso ,meat 0;
"A Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods. 10 which We would
particularly invite the attention Of nil Cash Purchasers and
% make object for them 10 give us call a. we are do.
ined sell assortment oy cash. lower than 3D.
ion Offered in ,his market.
Millnes supply themselves w;h ever article IA their
ne. al about :ne cost OF Importation Auction prcss
Many Of our goods are manufactured EXPRESSLY for our own
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, large variety
Silks and Sans for Bonnets
Grapes, Grape Lsses, Tarletons, and lIl.non lscss
Trimmings for Hats, Caps ana Dresses
Jenny Lind Caps Pauy and Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered Capee. Collar. Cuffs and Chsmeens
Embroidered Edgngs and lnsaringa Swiss and aIusllu
Thread, Brussels Valsncens Silk and Lisle Thread Laces
Embroidered, REVERE and plain Linen Cambria RdH4
Gloves and Mis, Kid, Silk. Lse Thread anc Sewing s;a
Scarfs Crnvats and Dress IIdkfs
Swiss, Jaeonet BOOB Muslns ard Bishop Lawns
Embroidered. Damask and PLAN Canton Grape Shawl,
tuH assortment of Sram Goods
French and american Arfttcql f.ousis
With largo variety not mentioned .ooyeA
All wishing 10 avoid paying long prices viii mako noney
by calling and satisfy m, ,hense:rs Isnv-d3a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

WTALESIiNES.---l;!h FEBRUARY--J " RAN
DOLPH ~ Main street offer al wholesale or rel all
large 10, Of Valentines prices from cents several dol
lars each. Also, Envelopes and Valentine writers. They
he sea,i by mail with perfect safety. az,
stfA BBLS superior Champagne Cider III sors and ,o
SV sale Tjanl RANKIN & WHITLOCK
RHhA CASKS fresh ThOmaston Lime momentiye1
ceO peetsd, and FOR sale from inc wharf.
ia 81 RAhhlN Il WHlTLOCk
nATS-l310 bushels. superior arl cle tho Dock
" sale by GALS WRIGHT Il LANCASTER
aHAIR DYE-.ones' Liquid Hair Dye, wich ips' auly
4 q change The hair brown ot black--ior sale by
nlG BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

M feel hesitation in calling this ar.icio as
w Of efectual remedies for Dyspepsia III u..
Its virtues s.and preemnenl only in this disease b
III all diseases which have their origin from Indigestion 10
the afflicted wouh say that yaa place confidence IN
resorer OF health having been fully tested by so.ns
Of respectable citizens testimonials Of which as- dsl-
ly g'vea 10 lis proprietor.
HANOVER, Va, May, 1882
This certify that, ;or the last eight year,
have nearly suffered death with Dy-eley OF the worsl kind
beng unable attend my ordinary business and slet die
Of four bottles Of Bakers Premium B,tes have becone
healthy my life his as other. who
may be suffering with the aboyo sease may find immediate
rei6 from the above Btters B. TALLY
This certify tina! my child having been attacked Sti
deranged % The liver and other complaints o. the s
mach which caused send fcr my family physician, 10;
which he recommended me Bakers Premium Blitefa
and after the of the bottle bought you never al
my li.s more perfect care
Yours, respectfully. JOHN y. DOt'GETF.
To Mr. F. BAKER. Un,on Hill.
- To be had a; the Drug Stores OF A BopgKER Aprf &
t;EET C BENNETT & BEERS PURCELL, LADp " Co.. Nam 81
H. BLAIR. and T. b. THoAAs. Shocaoe Hill
Ali orders left at Mr.. h. Wakes Marker Bridge Maa
street. will be promptly attended 10 by
no Is E BAKER
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

There is q man now living in East
Dixficll, Oxford county, Me-, who
actually caught in his mouth ball
discharged from a muskct. lie was
at the battle Of Bridgcwatcr, in the
year Of 1912, and while biting OF
the end of Il cartridge, for tho pur-
pose Of loading his gun, was struck
by a ball, Which entered the left side
of his face, knocked out eight Of his
teeth, cut otl the end Of his tongue,
and passed. into his throat lie rails.
ed it, went to the hospital, stayed
ont the remainder Of his enlistment,
and returned home with the bullet in
his pocket.- h:fcAcngc paper.
The New Orleans picayunc, ono
Of whose editors was an eyewitness
Of mos! Of the leading battles in Mex
leo, copies the foregoing paragraph,
and appcnds to it the following rcla,
ton:
We can relate an accident cven
more strange than this. At the
siege Of Monterey, in 1916, and
while Gen. Wortl's troops we're adj
vancing to storm the small fort
known as La SoIdada, man named
Waters, an cxcc!lcn. soldier belong.
Ing to Capt. Ben. McCulloe's Ran.
gers, caught q large crane shot di.
rcctly in his mouth. 1t was fully the
size Of a hens cgg, was rough, uncv-
en- in shape, and it's course complete
~ carried out the four upper front
teeth Of the ranger and part of the
jaw, cut out the four5lpwer teeth as.
with chiscl, split his tongue in
twain, carried away his palate, went
through to the back of his head, and
striking a tendon glanced down and
lodged under. the skin on tho should.
CT blade, where twas extracted BY a
surgeon and was safely in the pocket
of Waters for future reference.
No man thought the wounded ran
ger could livc-he could swallow nci-
thcr food nor water. We saw him
twosnlghts afterwards in q room in
the Bishops Palace, Which had been
converted into a hospital, sitting bolt
upright among the wounded and dy-
ing, for the natutc of this terrible
hurt was such that he could not lie
down without suilocating. His face
was swollen to more than It's ordinary
size--ho was spccchless, of course
his wants were only made known by
means Of a piece Of broken slate and
pencil, and he was slowing applying
4 wetsuongo to his mouth, cndcayor,
ing tqe&tract moisture, which might
qucnch the fever and intoIcrablc
thirs6iander which he was suffering.
by his side lay young Thomas Of
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
GIN MAKING, sc.

We are prepared TO execute orders to
any extent in the ahnve line, bot. for new
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by ."y made in the State, possessing
all the advantages OF the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves n great deal
in way oil repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the noting
ofthc cotton; orr brush is constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages OF
lghtncss, strength and torcc-nll very
material i'll The successful operation of n
Gin. We would invite planters 10 call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we ouldassure the public general
ly, that they shall hnvc no cause to COM
plain either OF cur work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet linc-such as Bcdstcads. Ward
robes Safes, Dock cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, Sc. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER.
Opposite he Presbyterian church
Sumtcrrille. April22, 1917. 26
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.
or TnE
South Carolina Institute,

TIE Third Annual Fair of the UTu
CAROLINA zllNSTFrITE. s,- ~. ~. u,on,o,;on
Of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity an,l Industry,
will be held i'll Charleston. 5. c., opening Oh
MoSnAr. l!th November, and continuing dur.
ing ili, week s
= Il 1iine,is III every brunch OF Mechanism,
Art and Industry; also OF Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
tobacco rnd ail 0lhcr Agricultural Products are
solicited, for which suitable premiums Will be
awarded
The following special Premiums arc otFerci---
For The Nix hest specimens ui Steel made iron,
srarianbtrg or o,her lIun, the rrudnct of tt
Honthern State, and ina manufactured into Edged
Tools OF any kina-h Gold Medul.
NJ B.-A specimen OF the Steel in Bars 10 be
sent with tie Iuois.
For the largest quantity Of Cocoons raised OH
one plnntaiic,., mol less than Ten Bis shcs-A
Gold Medal or $50
For The largest quantity Of Spun Sill; tho pro.
dncr oi any one plantation. not less than Ten
rounds-A Gold Medal or Pre,nium Of $50.
For the bsst Sea Island Cotton Gin, OH some
new prIncirlc, superior 10 that now III general
use; or for any real and important improve n,cn;
on the present onc--.t Gold Alcnl.
For tie invention OF I. suitable machine for
Pn!Serising Red pcrpar-.A Gold Medal.
For the best Steam Engine--A Gold Medal
For The best mode! Steam Fire Enginc-A
Gold Medal.
4 large and eommolious bui!ng has been
selected for tbs hhihItion, nr. every care will
be pail 10 the reception nri! care Of Articles semi
to The Fair. All Specimens mus, be in by the
18th Sovcml,lr.
Contributors 10 the Fair are respectfully re-
q!esied when they forward Specimens for tx
hihiions, 10 send full descriptions of the Articles
and such information in general rs may be Of
Address III TAYLOR,
Chairman Of Committee on Correspondence.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

enlirran ts Sfirstsea tho yallev. then
sall is Kindness md good foclina: but
silsS s,io sooncgs does sWinterlocl, item IN
stliasi thesliitherso suppressed volcano
o 5tlieir hate and prejudice aaaiiinstE inst
INinerioan citizens burst forth Zen
iproperty8is seized and coniiscated
the owners. thereof deprived of their
liberty, loaded, sliko thessworst OF
stelons, witli balls and chains. without
the form Of trial, and in most cases
without even any known accusation !;
Many emigrants besides myselfhcard
Brigham Young from the stand
declare the most reasonable hos.
tili.ics against ftho United States.
He deemed the right Of jurisdiction
on the part Of our government and
plecgcd himself that if a governor
camc thcro aud attcmptcdsits ex.
tonsion he would resist it to death!
The right of goyernorship undisturbed
by the authority Of the Unitedsstales,
he claimed as vested in himself fol
NE. 10 the citizens OF the United
States who talked Of their rights and
privilege as American citizens, he
would say that he was not amcnablo
to their government and said, nov,
as when at Nauvoo, he dcfcd the
combined powers OF the United
States and all hell Those Of US
who were known to speak against
Nlormon'sin, or abuse the Mormons,
no ordered should have their
throats cut.
FROM that moment the cmlgrants
became the predcs,incd and pro.
scribed objects objects of Mormon
vengeance. a report Was started
that | was then u reporter tor gov
ernlhenf, and soon my property was
seizco ana myself arrested and sub.
Jectcn to the insults Of one OF their
pfosntutcd iunctlonarlcs, without any
cause ior prosecution or any charge
20 P,caa against. Shortly alter, i've
heaas OF my cattle were shot, and |
was elected q SUBJECT to DC saltcd
down IN their lake. Five sof their
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Improved Cotton Gins,

thankful for past faronrs the suhfcFiber IS, II.
es Ia inform the public that he still r;,an,.faf.
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment in Sisfe.
bnrg, OF, The niosi improved and approved: Dian,
winch winch ne 'hnss ihnt the cotton giRRe,i on oss
gni Those gins of the late Improvement IL worth,
NJ least quarter of "a cent more lhan ,hc cs,t-s
san glnnei on tlse ordinary sin. He also MA
sof The finest tnisut 1T ,le bfsf ma teYiais 7 III
VIII, VII, Steel Saws and Steel Plateds Ribs Csrs
hardsaass hich he will sell fer g yer Saw
lie also old gins and pnta tsienl Il, eott
Pete ostie a. shortest np!iie, ~ orders Tor
SS'ilS VIII lcspIempt w mad tunofls nttcndct
To- WILLIAM ELLISON sss' y; y
a'cherg, SnSetes Dlsi, s. G! April %, 26 p
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
D. J. WINN,
1EkiIeCgaAN,T TAaTers.

I
Would respectfully inform his friends and
thc public generally ha, he now has on land
anu oil. rs for sale OH reasonable terms n large
ana splendid assortment of Cohs, Cass liners
Ma and Fesiirgs, with Hats, Caps, mn
M susPendcrs, Cravnts, Socks, fine lin ia
LII cn and alcrino Shirts, Drawers, E-saa
Gloves, lnndk erchirfs, Umbrellas. &c.
hien and Boys lleuoy Made Clothing of eve
ry description and variety.
;, Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Sword.
FL aulrtts, &C., furnished nj short Iietice
Uniforms for Sumter Rilrmcn furnished on
reasonable terms
u,l-ilis .vcs;ings arc peculiarly rich consisting
hibtcd in this market,
Oct. l6. 1850 81 ,f
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Gin Bands,
WAT:EREEs l: HOlVsE,
7, GATE PLANTER s. 6HOI,EE)

CAMDEN s. C.
TIE Subscriber having purchased this
extensive and wo!l known Establishment,
and having added largely to lis convenience
and comfort, by new addition of Furniture
and thorough and complete repairs, hegs
leave 10 inform the Public, that he is
prepared to chter,aip all who may favor
HIM with n call, in a manner hitherto
unknown in the lawn OF Camden.
lie deems il unnecessary to make any
pledges, only 50 far as 10 say that his TABLE
will be supplied daily as well as any in The
Stale; attended by polite aud attentive
Servants, & &
His srAnLrs,w viii be bountifnlly supplied
with proyenaer and attended b. The very
host lIostlefs.
Nopains viii be spared 10 keep quiet
and orderly Iiousc, S;s.; a S.
y. IfoLLEYMaN. 8
Camden juno 4, 1881, 81 SIN,
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D, w. PRICE,
lH crc ham & ,y,:aTgDr

Respectfully informs his friends an,i the public
gcnernllystllat lc has just received New Stock
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist
ing OF Broad Cloths Of various Kinds and col
ors Fine Cnssinercs, Black and Striped, sclec.
N?n oi fes'lfiss, Satin, silk and White Mar
scillcs, Linens 0feycry kind handkerchief. Crn.
watts. Kid Gloves, Umbrellas All persons
wishing anything in his line will do we'll to call.
Garments can DC made at tie shortest notice.
March 10Th. 1851 22 II
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Spring and Summer Goods

The Subscribers now rsceiyiug his SPRING
STOCK OF GOODS. which lie offers 10 ,h,,
public at reduced prices; consisting in part ms
follows:
Plain Earrston Ginghnms,
Solid ColorS
SupvTiinc China =:
Solid Col"rs orsanJc Lawns,
I:mhrodered 9 AIn.lins,
Wovc Thread l.arc,
Jacunc, Edgiug,
- Inserting
Swiss Ehgng,
- Inserting,
Aphiu Lace Cupt~
Ss"p''riinc Ribbons Trimmed,
Ladies' balloon Sleeves,
Nrc,lcd worked Collars.
- - Mourning;
. Carnninn Braid
Bavigr Trimmings,
:. Ribbon -
silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon
q Black md colorcd liil Gloves,
g SILK PaGasols,
q Cotton :.
Printed Mus!ns,
Figured :.
Solid
Chanhray Gincams.
brown and Dtab Linen Drills,
biuc lciilllS,
Cotton AIDES.
Swiss and Mu'l Mnylns
Linen tumbrick lIankcrchief<,
Marion Plaid and Striped !Iomcspun,
Marlboro :. =.
English Long Cloths,
Charleston - and IL Shirtings,
Grauilvillc rs and l..
Dckn!b Cotton DsuabmrgS.
Spragncs Fancy Prints Colors warren,ed,
English =
- Furniture Prints,
:" Borlng
Ladies Black aud cnlorcd Caters,
: Seal skin Slippers.
. Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and coinrcd Caters,
= Fur and SILK Hats,
g l."ghoTn and Panama Hats
:" Palmetto Has,
- Pamicnl Hats,
HARDWARE AND CROCK.
EitY, &c. &c.
------- 50
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State of South G carolina
EXECUTHFE3DEiE Es.aIg,rnaEiN,I5
To all and singu1arthc Managers of The
General Elections, for Inc several
Districts ofthe Stale Of South Car

IS OlkRd: 'tf. Il. =
WHEREAS tho Legislature of South Caro-.
lima, at it's late session, did pass an Act 10 pros
vide for the Election Of membcrsto q Sonthcrn
Congress; and wherens said act requires the ex.
ecu,iyc authority to issue writs ofclcction 10 the
Managers Of Elections: i do hereby require you
and each of yon. niler giving legal notice.. and
being duly qualified, 10 proceed 10 hold M
election ON The second Monday OF October next,
and the day following, fortwo Deputies TO rep
resent your respective Congressional Districts;
and af!cr having determined on persons duly
elected, you will certify the Same according to
law, 10 the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hnni and the seal Of ilc
State, in Columbia, this the lst day OF June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and Cominander-inC Chief.
w. +; ARTHUR, deputy Sec'y of Siute.
GW, All the papers in the State arc re-
q,iested 10 copy.
June 25, 1851, 35 If,
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SHAKESPEARE IN SWEp,SIl--Thc wri.
tings oi Shakspcakc would appear, from the
following fact, to be read with as much
avidity and delight in Swcdcr as in his na-
tive country. a translation OF his plays by
llagbcTg, Professor OF Greek in the Uni-
vcrsty OF Lund, is now in course OF publ.
cation OF this twelve volumes have ap-
penrod, and although the first edition con
sisted of no less than 1000 copies, the
whole have been sold off, and second H.
ton is in preparations Professor lIagbergs
translation ismost invorably spoken of by
those who arc qualiticdto Judge of It's lncr-
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I'nE USE OF ImINK,NG.- when
under twenty years Of nge, was standing
one day IN The Metropolitan Church of PISA,
when he observed lamp which was s,is.
pended from the ceiling, and which had
been disturbed by accident, swinging 10
and fro This was "A Thing 50 common that
thousands. no doubt, had observed it be.
fore; bn, Calico. struck with The reg.
uiariy with which it moved backwards and
forwards, reflected OH it, and perfected the
method now in use OF measuring time BY
means OF the pendulum.