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Public a,ld Important Notice

.
The ladies 5f Chattystjp, and the pnblic
day, ut tho :. LONDON HOUSE, will be
opened for sale, 60 cases of British, French and
Scotch Manufactured Goods, suited for the
Autumn trndr, uf the most fashiopablc md
Elegant styles, newest designs, mid for qhuiity
nnd price surpassed by no other House in the
CtHteo stntef. .tu - ar9 AZ. ~ az l.,
The following extraordinary and attractive
Lots will be thrus,yo open for i!tblic inspection
and comparison with other Houses, and all we
desire Is COMPETITION, which is the soul Of
commerce:
CASE No l.-Beau,ifnl Chenie, rich.
sl,a,ngeahc Chan and plain Black, silks. Of Lyons.
Faii siyes; Also, Englis! Bletk Crnpes, "a,
match The fast Black Ducupes md Glacies and
warranted not to spoE a
CASES No. to 4.--CGn,aln l,ooO pieces Of
superb Bonnet Ribbons, Of the nsvyes, E,ylea
Prices from IL l-2 Cents to the richest goods
produced.
Rich and elegant Sash Ribbons, in all the
fashionable and rnriegnted colors, both in
Shaded and Tartan Plnids.
CASE No. 5.--la, cxtraorlinnry-sOO u,ercs
Of the richest quality CRcnic ftrr!ch Bdiihct
Ribbons.
CASES No. 6. :, 9. 10, ii, Ia. l3. IA. Is
and I6-coatnin'. Eiercn Thousand Bonnets, y
Of the English Duns,abie, fine Pearl, TULIP, aud
improved puls tho newest shapes and styles
out in London and Paris. These goods are
manufactured expressly for The London House,
whose repntc for Straw goods stnn,is unrivaIied
in the United States, rs they cot.ie direct frr,Sn
first cost, manufactured in London, Luton md
Dnnstablc;) also tho cclebrntnd makers Of WISE
Il Son gj1ds tse import and ktll, both whole
salc and reiaili
q Z o. a.sy-~n ; q
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Gsr.ts:G, J. l.. HAYNESWORTU.
6ySyS1A DENTIST, would respectfully
I1l1J notify, his patrons and the COM
muni'y in general, that lie las removed TO his
rc.id"nre--. nearly apr,si,r the Male Aea,lcr,y;
where he MAY hc found ut AL times, except
when absent from Tnwu on business for faw
days together, OF whichdiic fotlcc will be gwen.
SGmerr;!le, September =, 1851 45-3m
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$40 Reward

no Is offered for the apprehen.
sion and delivery to me, OF III
--s-!nny jail .ofmy negro fellow, mined
OkNhi. n carpenter, about 81 years old,
"f small size. aud we'll known in tic vic;ni-
" Of SumlerviIle.
J. S. RICHARDSON, Sr.
Nov. IL, IS 1. 3-2t.
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Lost

In Spm'erville. nr between there and Mr.. !.
II. .Iennings's SIX BARREL. REVOLVER
made by Allen 4 Thurhcr. Any person VIII,
may Ind it, by lcnying il nj ihi. Vllcc will rc
ccivc n liberal rcw;,ri.
w. II. A, RlCiiBOURG.
Oct. 81, 1851. 5a-6t.
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Steel and Bead Bags.

SIIEI.L, TECK,4 AND SIDE cOMHs
fnfh!!2.a .ao. Buffalo kedd!bg md Ensl;r; sigsaA
DO. Hhis mid Goat Brnshce. Fancy sGaRS.
expected in a few dafssnll Of which viii vii 50
dpiTs.l.e i. J.. ". Moses isa& stiils Ufflss.
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Notice,

TllE subscribers, a n ID X T. w S g.
i RO A Cll most respectfully invite
their friends aud the public to call and see
their fine SELECTED STocK or GooDs nl
the PnineUo Houe.
Sumtcrvilc, Nov. IL, 1851. 3-2t.
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large YIELD.-Iohn Mckee, cs,.,
raised % ~ bus l,els Of cor., on ore acre
of.hs farm, in Washington co ,n:y, s;tua-
ted near the Pennsylvania line, and it is
estimated by different persons, ,l,'t three
iburths Of the field wou d Average 81 bush.
OILS TO the acre.
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INpMxIcwX. w lliansburg DIST. }

l7th October. 1851.
This is Ia certify tha, DR. James & Hicks has
cil"crh II cure ut which appeared Ia lc
at cnuCrrnus nature. The nose ut Mrs.
Cooper, il was 81 long standing lnvn. h.cn ~,
her nn." lrr NOR" t',nr ii;'" years II has bcen
we'll iur mnTr Than i, months past, and must
now ,himk il entirely cured
GEORGE CoorER.
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SEDucTloN.--Thc
lhry III the case Of JafHcs Hoover against
Edmund WeckcrIy, in Philadelphia. for the
seduction OF his daughter, rendered. a YER
dict for $1,000 damages.
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Situation Wanted,

y young man, who hns Ind some experience
Iii the mercantile business, IL s,!esirous uf obtain
ing situation us clerk or book Keeper. For
further Information apply at this Office.
Oct. 81, 1851 52-6t
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GRE IN TIE pHt,y,s
] i $isr and b sh M

and really Tor market to-day or to.,norrnW,
Tie i'en, is iaken ,lfom tho brine. hung
npin suitable place Tor cutingi aid in n
shorttime cnmcs out gthuihc bacon will
The exception tha, TIC p;ecrs arc no, sd
large as when they constituted tho entire
broadsidc OF the hog.--St. Auuis Mrei-
',gehcer.
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WreathS and SDrigS,

! lot al beautiful white WRHATIiS and
SPllssAN, just received and for sale low by
Srp, H. w J. FRANCES. :
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( a merchant Of certain city; who died
suddenly, left i'll his desk letter written
top'le OF his correspondents. His sqgacious
clerk, son OF Erin, seeing it necessary
10 send the letter, wrote nj the bottom ::
"S'ncc writing Inc above | have died"
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

nv EQUITY.
VIM Lewis and others
Leonard White lind others :
/, is ordered that the creditors of Thomas
James Wilder. deceased, lato Sheriff of snitl
Dsttirt, do appear before me and proye ,iic;r
demands against the deceased
BY order of tho Court.
JOHN b. MILLER, Com'r,
Snn'rrN lille, Ang't iih 1851 IL 6lGm
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No less than fourteen divorces have
been granted at the present lcf.iI oi the
Superior Court ut New Ilnvcn, Com cc j.
cut.
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THE SPEAKERslIIp-We learn from The
Washington Union that the Hon. A. Burt
is fayorably spoken of as gentleman emf.
ncntly Fitted for this post.
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at slEs sssS:s
500 white Tulip, fine s,!.25
300 . :. extra super. from Sl.25
to $3.50.
1000 fine pearl 10 an elegant Bonnet.
$40 tiooped improved Straws.
1000 iino Florence DO. $3.50, worth S2.75
Also. the finest plain and fancy siraws pro-
duccd
CASE No. I7--Coitnins Fnncy Trimmings
In Flowers, pretty Bonnet Tabs, new huicd
Fnrlntans. and Satin Bonnet Linings, in the
leading colofs.
CASES No. Is and l9-Producc Ernbroiicrs,
Collars, Habit, Shirts, Chimizetts, &c:, brins
nearly :. Otie funded Thousand piGtes,' and
varying from 8 IL cents each to this richest
goods l''ade.; Also fine Emhrodefed arid Him
stitch Cntnbric ifdkfs.; Black Laces of every
width, up to half-yard wide Black Iare Veils;
Woven Thread i-aces; Real Pillow Thread do;
Cotton do: Plain Netls. magnificent Evening
Dresses and white Robes, Ball Drcsscs, elegant
and thastc, md every other description Of iigh,
Fancy Articles for Dress:
Carriage and Waking Dresses
Tie s!.ca'iirr Pacific from Liverpool. hrrsSttght
us The new Embroidcrrd Robe, in Cachniere
and fine SILK and Wool mixtures, Embroidered
SELF coiors, III Drabs, Fawns, Grey aud Black
S,nna, L"ndoh Stnoke coloTs, Sea. DC. The
manufacturers Of these rich goods, Mcssrs John
Ninir, Son d Co., of 60 Friday nt., Chenpside,
London, export to no other House In t,.e United
States bur our own. We particularly invite Mt.
lrntion to this clcgstit style Of Dress.
1000 pieces Of Dark Printed Ca!itnes, good
- styles, ai 6 IL cents per Yari.
900 dark prints;i NOUS lie LSi:lcs md Cash
nicras, prime goods, and fast colurs,
SO pieces of Silk poke, lidkf., IA square,
all Il, sec. each. ~,
The next atid last lot we ,hall here quote. will
be, Twenty-Five Thousand Yards" Of plailE
Nous dc Is,jnes, IN every shade Of color suitcE
to tile season all Wool. and mt II l.2 cents pE
yard, any quantity of which will be cut. wlok#
sne Or retail. Hss
Many other goods rc;iu!rc cn,imcrating, ~
space prevents Suffice To say we rcspccift ssss'
invite public inspection, and defy competit fsss fSss
Therefore, we call on our friends and custorS
10 inspect and examine tho same ut the '.ijo.} 4s
House Store PCT Kins:si, Charleston.
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Life Insnfa11ce;S

he North Carolina Mutual Life In.ufahc.;; Z;
Company; estnblislul al Raleigh. N CS. 49,
CHARLES f. JoIINSoN, jr., Ptl;s!ss P'l;s!ss Z
Agent at Sum.ervillc, S. e.. .,.til,,Is,; a
ntW. +. b. HAYNSW0REH \
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Lard.

800 It's rrirn" Lard. No. l. Mnckcrcl. s.!
gar Coffee. nn1 Tea, J,iS, received and for sale
Ia" by ". J. FRANCIS
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a New Southern Enterprise

ENCOURAGE HOME TALENT AND INDUSTRY!
The Illustrated Family Friend"
NEW AND ELEGANT PAPER,
Published AT CoLUMRfk, SOUTH CAROLINA,
AND EDITED BY S. a. GOODMAN,
Solicits Examination and Challenges Compare.
son. with any Northern paper.
u is n large sheet, rmgnilitcntly printed upon
splendid paper, contains Original Tales Sketch.
cs, News, Poetry. agricultural Articles. and
whatever else tltat will interest an intelligent
c"mE,nnty; heshlcs four elcgant Engravings
each week.
Terms, S2.0o per annum address,
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Culnmtjd, Souh Caro';Ha.
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Jenny Lind is performing in C,nada W Il,
Ercat success.
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CANCER CURED,
NO CUR II, NO p a y

~ ~ Il ~ 4. ~ -. II n et.
nR. JAMES C. HICKS, would rcspcct-
~ fully inform the citizens Of Snuih Ca
rolina. and other States. lhat he resides Mt
Clnrk's Hotel. Sninterville, s. G., where lie Il
prepared TO practice in lie art OF removing mid
Healing that formidable disease, CANCER, with.
ont the use Of the knife. All persuns who tiisiy.
be afflicted with this dangerous disease un,l
VI, wish his hid, will do well by calling pn hifi
There nrc many gentlemen in this SlntG md
VINO VIII testify To the efficacy of his practice.
All persons who cannot conveniently call cI,
him will be attended nj their residences.
Many certificates might he prnincc'l, but per.
hals the following mLv he satisfactory.
h'i Letters. po-i phih, will meet with prompt
att"nii ~. If addressed 10 DIR. JAMES E..
HICKS, Suincryiilc, s. {.
WE, thr Undersigned, take this method nf
recommending DR.. james G.. Hi ks to the pub.
lie rs Il man well worthy of patronage in his prn.
icssion ns Cancer. Doctor. From gcneul
opinion and our own observations Wc have been
accustomed To think Cancers were for the most
part incnrahlc, after having n,t,inch any great
age or sizc. .hn! we have seen nnd known cnn-
GERS cured by him in !, vcry shurt time, which
seemed 10 defy nll human skill, even the sight of
which drew from hcholdcrs remarks nf fear md
despair, henc: we gladly cmhrar" this mode Of
recommending him 10 the community. thinking
wc thereby shall confer favor or many and
nssSt the cause Of humn ltv.
PttLIr 4. II. CliTooN. VI. -. Mninctcn, II C.
.IomN n. But, NJ. d., WondviIlr, y. e..
". :. llosxISs. VI d., sheriff Of Chownu, NC.
w. II. SKINNER, Postmaster Of Facnnn, NC.
JouS lIirr, Nrwherry District :. G.
BEHJ. MIrcuELi., Su,n,crvillc, = {.
SAML. G.. MIrtHELt, ''
STEPHEN MITCHELL, ..
REDDicK 1ANGsToS. Darlington, s. G..
Envl& tANGsrox. 9.
SAM. MoonE Williamsburg Wstrift, s. c.
1ouS WI )orinuiDu District = G.
Thos STEVENSON, :" q"
lnuS CcUGrSEy,
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lANrArY l. 1910.

JANUARY /. 1879.
This may certify that after trying every ncrc-
ug could hear If. mid trying the prescriptions
of GNco six Of Ihc ,ncst scientific physicians
of Snntcr,i lille and C"lmmhn. :. G.. for the dis.
ensc "f my cyc.lil. which am fully Satisfied
wns q cancer that opinion bcin. strengthened
lay onc Of the most extensive praciiiiynrrx Of
Columbia. received no permanent relief, lind
hearing of pr. Hicks skill in that disease, 1
procured his ai,!. and now rejoice To say that
hc has made II permanent cure OF it, ana that
in the very short time Of uhout eleven weeks
from the first application. Ny case III ! "nrc
before stated was oe twelve years standing. and
of slow hni steady progress ; and Ia thosc who
may kc afflicted with this disease, ] would cay.
try the Doctors remedy hv all means for
earnestly nnl rcnscicn'iarSiy believe it will
succeed III cvury where il II admissible
and the disease moi tliil,scd ia the system ~
10 d-'s any remedy whatever.
BENZ. MirCuEtl..
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MONTGOMERY. Ala Jan. IL. la5i.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Jan. H. .-I-jI.
To The Puhiic.--l take TIL. method Of an.
nouncing il'n, for twenty years han ,i.aany nose
sore which was supposed 10 br esiyietrst,s ::
that having undergone many trials kSf,rATifig
James G. Hicks. of Sumicvvillr. Sou.A carolina.
and about the first uf November, 1919, went
10 that place and pm, mysGlfnnlrr ii. treatment.
and remained with him Until atolit the lst of
September. 1850. wh-n!h8 discharged ME ns be-
ing perfectly cured. Nv nose has been com.
plc,rly destroyed and The w6riHds! healed anil
no sign of the .scnsc has since app rcd, aud
The parts around the o-ifitc, Whirltthe los. Of
my uoE- has caused lonk and feel completely
cured which | am satisfied is the case.
DESTROYED my nos.. before saw I,r Hicks, Az
n simple mri of instce 10 him. AMI for the bcne-
fit OF all who may lie afflicted i'll n Eitnilar mnu-
nct, have given this Certificate.
ADAM FIELDER
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STANLEY CorNTy, y. G., March 26, 1851.
This is to certify tha, have hrH4gss;ss 70 s2f

was a'i>i..i 6v ,h,icnnS = i9.: hss h y
done for II nn! CpIcludrd ,o do So, and having
heard of DR.. Hicks. nf Sumter. Son,ll Garoin,
went /" see him. and put myself under his
treatment, and ain happy I" say tia, in effected
II curr III about seven weeks, and hope my
cure il permanent ] would say Ia those who
are afflicted in like manner t!!a; they would do
we'll Ia give lin trial on Will lind ia Dr.
Hicks II real gentleman and friend.
ARTHUR +. ATKINS.
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Notice.

All persons having demands ngnins, the r.:
tate of F. $. Bclscr, drte;ised, will teseiit them
duly nttcsle,i: aud those indebted will make
paymen, to r. VI. Anderson, Esq., Su,nierrille,
&C. LOUISA BET."ER, Adm'rx.
Oct. Goth, 1851 s.. If
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Shoes ! Shoes s!


400 Cases Of BOOTS ani SHOES. for
spIr 10 per cent. chuaper Than cnn be purchased
in ,lr months prices, by JOHN COMMlNi;S,
a7i itngs.rrct,, Charleston, =: g.: opros!te Bah.
cocks I,ook HlHfs:,
sv TEea!s4rash. 81 Approved a.,.c, AZ
s.Ity days. IL
j ~ will fit, TO measure, PLANTA TION
BROGANS, at reduced prices. j. &.
Cl,arlcs.on, Oct.6 so II
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Leigh Hunt, in his "reminiscences, relates
that CoIeridgc upon the death OF the mas
ter Of schoo! he had attended when n
boy, remarked! 1t was lucky that The
cherubims who took him 10 Heaven were
nothing but faces aud wings, or he would
infalIibly have tiosgcd them on the way"
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y dsa ice,

hR NJ SrAGGERS, having located
~ at Mnrrays Ferry, permanently, oiltrs
his services 10 the people.
June Iih lS:Jl - If
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6haWls,

French Needle Work Cblafs
Emb'd. Cuii', DC, DC. For sn)n lpw by
Oct2I. ". J. FRANCIS. :.
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Fontcnellc, at the age Of nincty-sevcn,
after saying many alnablc and gallant
things to beautiful young lady, passed
before her, without seeing her, to place
himself at tho table.
Sce," said the lady, how ough, TO
value your gallantries you pass without
looking at me-
a.Madam,' replied the old man. " if had
looked Mt you, could not have passed"
CHARLESTON CHAiR.-The Courier says
that. the prize awarded at the Worlds FAR
10 w. Ragan, :or mechanical reclining
chair, was awarded to the Patent Thera-
pentic Chair Of Mr.. J. G. Holmes of
Charleston. 1t is said to be most excel
lent invention for the ease and comfort of
lnvalids.
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St Saloon his day Exhibits I:

sS Sored Bonne,s.
Y 55
$50 Dren Mohasfs n sss. sss
--,:sya Tnlip lszETaEiiSs = =
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The London House Store
ExtRAoRDINAKY ATTRACrJoy.

EXTRAORDINARILY ATTKACTION.
FNflE Fall of The evon,Gul 1851 IN.
l. wing arrived, md Lndirs again
returning TO their Southern homes, tho Propric.
tor OF the above Establishment bcgs most re-
snctfully to call their atiention to the follow.
ing extensive. nnl unrivai!cd STOCK, OF
MPOR1'BD GOoDS. ihnndfac,lstd, iRaify 4!
'''em, expressly for his Estahshn.cnt.
Public and KmnOrf;snf Snficc.
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Bargains in Ladies
Slippers,

=: The s,itlseribet is ho,ss..,
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F.a.E
'EEssE EE
ER -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-04
ITO 49,.
Rev. ]. McCARRoLr. D. D. AND T,

Rev. j. McCARRoLE. D. D. AND THE
RUMSELLERs Rev. DR.. McCarroll OF
Newburgh delivered three discourses on
liberty and grog drinking in 1841 1t
may be gratifying to that Reverenced
Doctor OF the Devils Divinity to know
that the rumsellers OF Port Deposit, Md,
are circulating those discourses very
freely among the people-probabIy con-
sidering them the very best defence oI
their traffic that can be produced. II
the light that is in thee be darkness, how
great is thai darkness !''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-04

FLORIDA SENAToR.--Itis asserted by
a Florida correspondent Of the Savannah
Georgian, that Mr.. Mallory, democrat,
having warmly approved of the course
OF Mr.. Yulee, late Senator, ovei whose
head he was spontaneously elected, has
not vet determined TO take his seat in the
Senate. Some Wings voted for him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-04
,.e.1HA~A~

A new Post Office has been established
at Angola Onslow Co., VIM. c. Hale
P. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-04

THE OHIo AND New YORK SENATOR'S
We see by an extract from letter re-pub-
lished in the Union that Mr.. Wade, the SEN
ator elect from Ohio, is a whig antiaboli-
zionist We also see it stated that Mr.. Fish,
the newly elected Senator from New York,
will take occasion shortly to avow his sup
port Of the CcfpZsmiss measures.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-04

OH FROM RosIN "A beautiful oil is
said to be made from rosin at factory
on Staten Island. N. Y. 1t is said to
equal the best sperm oil, is clear as am
Der, free from offensive odor, and worth
only two-thlrds of the price of sperm oil.
This, if true, is an important fact for this
region Of North Carolina.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-13
Music Books
FTN NNTG Y
}. KEEN. Jr., * BROTHER,
~ LAKE STREET llO


}. KEEN. Jr., & BROTHER,
liO LAKE STREET, liG
CEicqgO, Illinois.
The Psamsla, By Hastings Il Bradbury.
Mendeissohn
PsaImudisi,
New York Choralist
:, Cantica I;audrs, Mason & Webb
National PSalmiSt,
tarmlna Sacra,
Boston Academy, -
Timbrel
Sacred Harmony,
llarpsichord,
DuiclRer,
Odeon
Alpine Giee Singer.
Boston Meodeon. vols.
Anthem Harp, Mrs. Dana.
Ethiopian Giee Book,
Social
" GGen,ieman,s by Lowell Mason.
% Vocalist,
Missouri Harmony, by C. Warner.
Psa,legy, by Mason & Webb.
g Golden Tyre, by Taylor.
New York Normal School Song Book, by
Woodbury.
Wreath Of School Songs.
Young Ne! Idisi, by Bradbury.
g Song Book for lhs School Room,
- juvenile Choir, by Kingsley
g Mus-al Gems, by Bradbury.
Young Choir,
=" Chrystal Founi, By Hastings
School Singer or Young Chors COMPANION
Boston Sehooi Song Book, Mason.
Primary School, parts
Musical Companion. 3 parts &"
All orders Tor Music Books promptly filed At the
owest possible prices. November 49, ISL.
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Aohn and NIandlebaum's Column,
A JURY OF LADIES

:; /, ,uhorr o. ladic', both married and >ingI,
a. a., a s'elsi Iea-farty happened To miugie;
rht Y not be surprised when you lind lis ,opfs
-. 10 'goh OF their chat was devoted TO dress
- indeed, was the case and We wilnow nro'sJ
IsI gu you how all on the subject agreed
~. ,Lsu'.eei rightly, Miss Josephine Drury
ray, give me- said she, the opinion ot ,ou All
, 'u.e' 5'ins the merits OF Mandlrhaums CIotb,ny
. T1nNuTr myself" said the sensible Miss, Hail
nay theEe Is no more honorable warehouse ihan
III 1. 49,. sway -
l,,I,' +, linl' Sah Ms. QUIZ. your opiuicn wi.
Wy worthy gentleman. indeed. would NOT ,y,.1r
Any oiher Carmen, but what he boy. there,
\ Supei.3y wan house II cerisinly Is.
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| court, made nj the November term Of sand court.
lsjl shall sell at public auction, at h. door Of
the court house in the townol Ottawa, en- the !1th
day Of December, \ 1851, at@ O'Clock q N, 10 The
h. ghrs; and best bidder, the following real estate
~ William Gray, deceased to W.T.: Lot No 3, with
yelling house aud apuu.uencts aud lot No. ; lin
block No 10y m the Original town OF Ottawa. east
OF Fox River. Also, that parcel OF land. with dwell.
ling house and appurtenances, situated in the south
west fractional quarter d section No ! !! in town
ship % north, OF range east ct the , m. COM
mencing 20 feet of the centre OF the W line OF
that portion OF out lot No. g., which lies Of Canal
ST., running thence ~. feet, thence to Canal St
thence along the line OF Canalsi. 70. feet thence
due n to place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale, halt cash and half in six months
Glover Il Cock. SOls (n1l f.. Y GRIGGS, adm'r
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And, you know | am considered bit Of a qua"
Miss Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
go, light right
That the others had spoken SO much in the
She considered The pants, the coats, aud the vests
W ere such asto stand the most quzlcal tests,
And pr 'nounccd many praises equally due.
On The Quitting warehouse and the proprictors too
-uN Tint y,who followed .wonld have them IL know
hat The prices at Iaudehaums are at ume> Iow
Which assertion Was backed by Ms Caudr and
49,. -ul>s trnny, any
W no declared that the prices were cheaper than
huS the ladies expressed their opinions thereon
In support u,Ihe establishments Of uandlrhaum aud
ho'n, trade J.,
Nay crowds try The dress wait 10 prove whatits
And bear gu, Tie views vi Jury ut Ladies.
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Water Power to Lease.

I'HE undersigned offer great inducements TO
capitalists and manufacturers, as they have de-
cidedly the best water power in the state having o.
ver25 feet head and fall, aud situated in DAYTON,
miles above Ottawa, and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is keptn repair by the state without
any cost to the Undersigned They have water 10
lense fora term years sufficient to drive 20 run OF
II ieet bqHs; and will lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company
This is a rare chance for men ofcapi,al who mnv
wish to 90 into the manufacturing business. The To-.
cation Is very healthy aud admirably situated as it
is on a navlgabe feeder within miles of the con.
iemplated Rock Island rail road, and the head of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eorflrther information ad :
dress Dayton, may 81. JoHN GREEN & Sous