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PUBLICATIONS.

CTrAM rowLR-,To LIT. Two SPACIOUS STORES,
- Ia and i1g Grand street with steam In1nire OF
G. IL OSBORNE. ~ Mubery street OF on The rremlsel.
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GL0TBsH O..

ID EKovAL.-JosEPH LEE, DRAPER AND TAILOR
III Fulton street las removed TO No. II street
. doors fro L. Broadway.
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THIRD WARD-IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEE
recommendation OF the Democratic General Com stoe,
an MAS held az the house Of Mime 80 Gseon
WEB sIeet on Tuesday SEP, 1881 The folowiug tches
vas elected -James D9nnelly, Pete, d. warts Fred.
Smth IhonlGs hunroe, Eer auin A CURE. r. H. Warts,
e. r. coos James Lee-inI sctors Thou Kunroe Score
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ITO LET-To A GENTLEMAN, A HANDSOME AND
airy front bedroom on the ira, hoor. with breakfast
IL desired in private family. No b0arders and where
the comforts Of private home be enjoyed Apply at
C2 Charlton street, corner OF Nariek.
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ITO LET, IN BROADWAY. NO. 1863, THE sECOxD
story all In floor being iN feet deep by IS wide,
formerly the dining of Rathbuns Eote Also store,
No e5 Broadway and several Offices in No. $50 Broadway
nouire at No. log BroaGway.
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NOR sAIE CHEAP-A NEW GROCERY WAGON;
would for express or business wagon is made
Of tie best uatersl Also, light pleasure wagon,
or would answer doctor To be the carriage
sho o. No. Anthoay street.
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" shout three hours distance BY railroad from tho city.
The stock well laid in, and amounts 70 about @ has
hrst aud doing good business The
stock together with the lease Of the an good will Of
tie will he sold 20 cash customer No person need
strly who the ready 10 purchase line adj
drst,d flaming Herald oee, With real and adj
drcss, will lC attended 70.
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MInOELLAUEOU0,

GREEN TURTLE sOUP.-sUfERIoR SOUP WILL BE
" served during The day and euing Until u r. at
No. 60 vanean street. Families SUPPLIED.
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LRENcn AND ENoIIsu SEMINARY TOR YOUNG

a LADY WHO Has H. LOS. NJ STONED 1I 9,, 10
fehooi private auy IN the city OF New York its
Immediate vicinity. In addition % tie ENGLISH hrauches,
che Va PERFECTLY % ipsuut in Music. French.
Drswrr 40 &e tiensbie references can Be fiven
address 10 T.. BALCkhl = u sGan street whore an u
terview may lc had N Saturday oh inst between tie
hours Of n o'clock. a NJ. .nisi /. NJ
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500 REWARD.

RUNAWAY in November last black
boy named KENT; Kent is about 80 years
old, ia slim made, black with rather long
hair for so dark complexion as he has, he
has very white teeth rather pointed, is
smar, spoken, and has pleasant connten-
ance his hands ure small and slim, and
he has good feet and anclcs, with high in
step, and is about feet inches high
Kent was raised about horses, and has
worked little nt the blacksmith trade.
The above reward will he paid npon his
safe delivery in any Jail in the State SO that
his owner will get him, with proof to con-
viction of his having been harboured by any
white person or free person Of color; or
fifty dollars if his owner gets him.
On his recovery The amount will be paid
by application TO me or to my Attorneys at
Sumtcrvile, Messrs. L. J. &, NJ. Moses.
RICHARD e. RICHARDSON.
Fulton $. G. March Goth, 1851 % If
gS7" Camden Journal will please copy
until forbid and send account as above.
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NEGROES IET : 'H,I,jTIyPED,,

FROM n,ic hundred lo tssss hundred Me-
GKOES arc wanted on The Bfusc6gec Rail
road, Geo:gia. r hey pii be II u 9th.
ed, fed and provided dor and als ssslso
paid tho work should they be iitfad for,
one year or moro, No deductiot, ina1c for
had weather nor Tor sick time OF a lew days.
Persons contracting 10 hire thirty OF more
slwill allowed 10 furnish ali ogefseer, sub.
ect, however. To the rti!es and regulations
OF The Road, and win be allowed such wa
gcs MS are there paid for such seryices.-
Runaway time will be deducted. Women
will be hired wiilithier husbands or SINGLE
and one child quot exceeding a year and
a linlD will be taken with family. < The
Road is located in q pine region. and il
healthy beyond doubt irOHi tLe experience
of the past etimn,rr. ~
RArgs.--Mcn Sl5 per month; women
SO; boys ST. Payable quarterly.
Address, at Macon, Ga, 8
JOHNTD. GRAY, or,
J.Bs GLASS.
Co!nmbia, s.. C.. y
Arril 27th. 1851 % Ct S
s35' Watcinan cory 6 times. s
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The Literature OF Distinguished Men
of South Carolina.

of South Carolina.
South Carolina has been distinguish
cd throughout tho whole period nr It's
history, by some Of the mos, striking
md brillian. characteristics that cvel
belonged to nation. Founded in par
by the best blood OF France, tho Ilug,lc.
notS, who escaped from the persecution,
that followed the revocation Of the
cdic, Of Nantes she has afforded
. many brllinnt examples Of successful
achievements in tho arts, letters, ii
craftsmanship and in arms. Bringin.
with lhcm from France, as the early
sc!tlcrs did, tho spirit Of hcro;sn Which
seems 10 be Inherent in the French
character; love Of personal inlcpcnnl
cncc. for which no nation was ever
more distinguished than the Iuguc.
no's; spir. Of liberty and Of arislocra.
cy. (hat aris'ocracy which is natural
10 heroic and splendid na,ions) these
qualities werc infused into the body OF
the people; and long before the Amcri.
can revolution, many noble examples
oflofiy character were exhibited in the
history Of tho State.
1t was, however, nj the period Of the
American revolution. that the attention
of The world wns fastened particularly
upon the part she played. South Car.
olina was tho fic' d o. one Of the fierce.
est and best fought struggles of thai
bloody era. We ncc,l scarcely allldc
10 what took place there, for The events
nrc engraved 81 deeply OH the pillars
oi the republic, that they never can be
bloitch out. They arc fresh in tho
rcco'lcc,ions of The present generation,
for they have served TO cmbcIish the
brightest pages ofour history. Sumter
Marion, Moullrc, and host Of others,
arc names which will never die.
il is singular 10 sec what n lis, o
names that have become iluslrous ir
tho various departments Of life, can be
nrrnyed in the history Of South Caroline
But 10 come 10 our own immediate
times; we recall with great vividncss
ahc moment our eye turns in ihn
direction, IIayne, Calhoun, McDulIic
Hammond, and others, ilIuslrious il
eloqucnce, in Legislation and s,atcmnn
ship. We remember Thomas G'imkc
1lugh s. Lcgarc, and others Of the IiI;,
stamp. And particularly. in liter
srry aspects, have VIC much cause 70
admiration; for the contributions tia
have been made by the South Caro-
iinians 10 the literature Of Ibis counlr,
have exceeded thu, of any olhcr, and
we had almost said, nll The Southern
StaieS.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for pas. fivours The subscriber vi, h.
es =" inform HE public that h- still nanuflc.
lures otion Gins at his establishment in Stale
burg. on The mos, improved and nppruy,l ,,un
winch he thinks that the cotton ginncd on one
OF ih"sc g';is ui iii, late improvement is worth
nj least u quarter Of cent NOR, than III. cot.
ION g'nnrd on The ordinary gin lie also man.
"thrt"rrs 'hclh ON the most simple constructions
"i HE ii1cs! finish ana of The hest materials 10
WI. Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins nnL puts them in com.
plcc order NJ the shortest notice. All orders for
GINS VIII be promptly and punriualv attended
to-, WILLIAM ELLISON
Statrhnry, Sumter Dist =. c. Ap,il % 16 ,f
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Attention MILITARY,

The Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Officers of the --- Brigade and visitors rencr-
nlly. that he will have table during the Brig
ntic Encnmpmcnt, which is TO commence on the
18TH May next, nj the Brigade Cnmprround for
the accommodation Of all who may be pleased
TO call on him. His table will be furnished
with the hest tho market affords and attended
by respectful servants.
A share patronage is respectfully solicited
}. B. +. BOONE.
Der and sent to his Stables in Camden. mt the
most moderate rates imag Come try me.
j. B. f. Il.
April 3O,l, 1851 81 If
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N, CIR a N E.,
NamiaHfactsirer of sstiggics,
LIGHT CARRIAGES, 81 c.

Returns his sincere thanks TO Jn-ay
'lc citizcna Of Sumter District fsSL.gStsI
for their liberal patronage hitler. Nl2---S "
10 bestowed and bcgs leave to inform them thai
hc keeps constantly on hand the above articles
nf.is own manufacture and warrants the same
to bc Of the beet material, workmanship. and OF
the lutest style. His prices shall compete viii,
the Charleston prices, and as TO durability, no
rornparison; 10 bo onrinccd, yon will please
r,l nj his Carriage Rcpositoryon Broad Street,
under the Town Hall AMI eyaminc for your.
selves.
With twenty years experience, and fiberty's
mid,
Ifo'll vie with The country nnl thu arts Of
hisUsdp.
May l.th, 1851 90 if
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Executors Notice,

l have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson my
Agent to settle up NIL the matters of the Estate
Of Col Stephen Lncostc, late Of this District.
EMMA T.. LACOSrE.
All persons having demands agninst the Es-
tnte of Stephen Lacnsie will present them duly
attested. Those indebted will make immediate
payment to S. Il. WILSON, Agent.
May 7th, 1851 % IF
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D. j. WINN,
IsEEsGszANr 'rAHT,OR.

,,u respectfully inform his friends md
'h. public gen rally thai Ia. now has on h,nL
my on rs for sale on reasonable term. n lnrr.
u" 'P'ehn'I assortment, Of Clo,hs. Cnssimers ~
Na3 and Nrs'irgs, with Hats, C,ps. ,Er,
"hsPen.cr:. trava,s. Socks. fine lin. t5I
Ii. On ana aicr'no Shirts, Drawers, &s
Gloycs, hanih erchi~ft, Umbrellas. DC.
ry description and variety
;, Complete Military Outfits. Uniforms. Sworls.
T.. ani"tis, &"., furnished nj short no;icc.
informs for Sumter Itifleincn furnished on
reasonable terms. 20
" iIis 'csinas are peculiarly rich, consisting
hbilei in thia market. "a
Oc.. 10, 1850 81 ,f
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Head Quarters,
44Tn REGI&EsT, S. c. NJ, }
OldfOrd, Nav 9Th, 1851. {

94TH REGIMENT, S. G. NJ,
Oldford, May 9th, 1851.
ORDER NO
DIR. VIM. J. DARGAN having been ap.
pointed Surgeon Of the d4th Regiment South
Carolina Militia, with the rank Of Captain, Ito
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of DR.. }. ]. hllleD will be obeycd und respect.
cd accordingly.
BY order Of Col. MELLErr.
w. Il. WILDER, Adjutnnt.
May 14,h, 1851 30 1t
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D. w. PRICE,
iYA ca'c sa ant 'HpR gor

Respectfully informs his friend. and n. nuh,ic
Gciicriiiy that he has isI received Il New Stock
oi SPk!NG AND SUMMER GOODS consist.
ing "i Broad Cloths of ,ariuuS Kinds and col
ors. Fine Cnssimcrcs. Black and Striped, srIrc.
nom "i .cstlngs, Satin, Silk and Whit. Mar.
se'Ics, i:luens oicrcry kind. IIanlkerchcifs. Cra.
rnts. Kid Gloves, Umbrellas. All n.rsnn.
wishing anything in his line will do well 10 call
''nrnents can be made nj tho shorics, notice.
March Goth, 1851 - ,c
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

Whereas ] have this day taken posses
SION Gas Ordinary of said DISTRICT Of the
personal property as derclict of John
TANKS late Of SumIcrvilc deed; and |
nvn': myself OF this method to notify ali
persons indebted 10 The deed to make i'm.
mcdIh'" payment 20 Mr.. l.. b. Hanks. my
agent OnthIs particularly and those hav.
lhg demands against deed will hand them
III duly aHcstci according 10 law.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Aug. I'd 1850 Al II
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Bounty Land Claims.

Tho undersigned tenders his services in the
prosecution mud collection Of clnims fur ..OGi.
Gers md Soldiers who have been engaged in
the Military services Of the United States"
His facilities nrc such ns 10 ensure the prompt.
est attention.
II. NJ. DYSON, Agent
Sumtrrvillc, April 3Oth, 1851 81 If
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Blacksmith Wanted,

a first rnie Blacksmith can obtain steady
employment md good wages. Ivy applying soon
tn the subscriber in Sumtcrvillc. None other
than good workman need apply.
II. }. COGIILAN
May 7h, 1851 % q
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A, F, Allen,
PLASTERER AND BRlCKLAYEG

PI'ASTEtEls AND BRlCKLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
an The above Inc of business, respect
lIaaa tully so'icls a share OF The patron.
age OF Tho public. All Jobs cnirust
ed to him, will ha executed with ncatncss
and Dispatch. and warranted 10 give salts.
faction. Plastcring finished il superior
style.
juno - 33
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DRY GOODS
In Charleston, S, C.
c. & E.. l.. KerrisOn & Co,

hing Street, Corner Of Anrhef,
Invite the attention Of MERCHANTS Plan.
TERS. and FAMILIES tn their well n.sur,.d
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY:
GOODS. mostly Of their own Direct Imporia.
hons and comprising tl'. newest styles and
Richest designs III all Fancy Dress Gonis. with
full assortment Of housekeeping Articles and
I.inntcrs Supplies; nmnng which will bc found
NIL the SOUTHERN FACTORY GOODS.
Our hnsincss being done on the principlc of
onr price o"lg our frirn'!s can depend on find.
ing all G"ais TO he as represented and n, the
iomcsi mnrkci pr,crs.
Terms cash or city acceptance.
G.. T.. J.. kERRISON.
Corner of King and Market Street.
April 2olh 1881 ~ it
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ROBERT LATTA.

W"lid respectfully inform his friends and tho
public generally, that hc is now receiving n ra.
r'ctT OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which hc
WI sell low lnr cnsh--Two doors above the
pinniers Hotel, ana Immediately opposite James
Dnnlap's, esq.
Camden, $. c. Dee 10Th, 1850 #
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large nssor,mcrt of
Spring aa,i SaIms&aHT Goods,
For l'adics and Gcn,,cmcns wear.
We have also received tirc assor,men,
OF 5roadclorihs, AMI black and fancy color.
cd Cassirncrcs, ,n which VIC invite the at
tcntion Of our iricnt,s.s
NJ. DRUCkER & co.
April 9, 1881 oI II
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Calnden Bazaar,

WE hereby notify our Customers, and
lhc pubic generally, that We have JUS, re-
cciVeh, large assortment OF Ready Made
Clothing suitable for The Spring, which VIC
VIII sell as usual at the very lowest Cash
prices possible.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

The Subscribe. is now receiving his SPRING;
STOCK OF GOODS, which he offers TO The
public mt reduced prices; consisting in part ns
follows:
rlIin Enr's.on Ginslnms.
Solid ColorI 80
Supcriinc China ..
Solid Colors Orgnndc Lawns,
Embroidered NIuslins,
Solid
Wove Thread Lace,
Jaconct Edgng.
Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
- Inserting,
hphia Lace Cnpcs.
Snprlinc" :. Ribbons Trimmed,
Ladies Balloon Sleeves.
:. Needed worked Collars,
. Mourning;
:" Cnrnarion Braid
g Barisc Trimmings,
Silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon
:" Black aud colorcd Kid Gloves,
g Silk Parasos,
'' Cotton :!
Printed Musl,ns,
Figured
Solid Z"
Chambray Ginglam
Brown and Drab Linen Drills,
Blur Druiis
Cotton id-s.
Swiss and Null AIuslins.
Linen Cnmbrick liankcrchicfs.
Marion Plaid and Striped IIoncsoun,
English Long Cloths.
Charleston 7-S aud IL Slirinrs,
(ranitSillc 7-Hand Al
Dckalb Cotton O.naburgs.
Sprlgucs Fancy Prints Coors warrn,ed,
English
Furniture Prints,
Ror,!ing
Ladies' Black and colorcd (:uilcrs,
. Seal skin Slippers,
9 4" Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and coorcd Caters,
Fur and Silk Hats,
Lghurn and Panama Hats.
- Palmetto Hats,
'' Pa,ulruf Hats
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCK
ERi, DC. DC.
-ALSD
20 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
Kegs bcst Gnshcn Butter,
IL Boxes fine English Cheese.
All Of which hr offers low for cash or to punct,l!
. .....-tnorS. -- r.ss r.
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NOdEs.c.

Persons having demands ncains, the rs.
tate of II. Richardson, Decd. are requested
10 present them duly atcstcd, and those in
dcblcd to make payment to
(. Nj. RICHARDSON,
=, AiHr.
Nov. 6, 1850. . If
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nIEsNZ APPROXIMATIONS.


EANiRoFIS Si
and
than
kf Domestic
invited
, sin na,of
hem
Fglr aali lain
lawns nsnnCa n,rcs
Iii Wlic Ogamlis
arr plars
nd Ins"tin
iS S ti DC
ana arIcl eve Gdcniyr
linz Diapers.
mask.
frnG J. Ito 5r.nips yarI
stripes.
p and
-h iiync-u and
rnni which. as we
Sc
t. ,y, ,,,,, w. BANCROFT
February - A"s '"ee'' charleston G
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2 We are authorized to
April 10th 1911

announce +. J. DINIkINS. ESQ.,, Candidate
for Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
April 10th 1911 25 If
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$50 REWARD,

go ! vii! give FIFTY DOLLARS nEwARD,
~ ior The nPnrchcnsion and delivery OF my
~ man GEORGE, in The Jail in Columbia.
''--s. o., or Twenty five Dollars Reward for
his confinement. in any Jail, so ha, can get him
GEORGE is about 81 years old, s foc,4 or 6
inches high. bow-egged, black. flll eyes, md
ioier.biy quick sPoicn--calls fGn,selr a narnen.
ter by trade.
He "as purchased n short time since from Mr..
EStering. l. miles above Gcorgeto,pnS S. C.. Is.
Address, IN. f.. SHARE. y
Columbia, S. C.
Dec. %2th' lo'o If
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EsYla asE.:s as:2'Esi.::s Sl'i-l,
y ~ ~ TIiifs - S..I;3

oFrlcE VIII. & MAa Il. X. TO. }
MARION e. H.. $. G.. March 10Th, ISL. {
:, The Stockholders OF tn, Wi.in;n-to, and
Manchester Rail Road Company. are hereby
n"'iiird TINT The Ninth lnstamrn, of Five
Dollars per share is required TO be paid on the
hrst day Of April 1851.
By or'!rr Of the Board oc D:rcc,o-n.
March Goth. 1851 >! ii
y The Wa.chmnn. Please Cory.
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Negro Shoes,

he subscriber has made ARRANGEMENTS for
'!ic manufacture Of from Four to Five rhuusand
iFtirs OF The above article by the FALL For
reference N To quality. hc would respectfully
rrlrr PERSONS VII" may bc disposed Ia purchase
OF i.:m, Ia rio.c who rairouiz,I him lasl ysar
Is 10 pricc. he Will g'.aran,ec them ~ low as
can b. afforded.
May21 If ] MORGAN
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A. ANDERsON,
N1esgERs @sWys SSssAANR
s1,,,,acryi,lc, s. e..

SassntcrvilIc, S. e..
Respectfully informs The people of Sum. -a.a
ter District that he has just received md SA
now offers for snc the best selected and ltf
most choice stock Of
Spriesg and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought io this market
lie Inns received many new styles of Spring and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
we'll To examine before buying elsewhere.
Drnps D'cies, l'roadclOths, Cnshmcrcis, Pc
lice Cloth, plain md fancy Cassmcrs, Damnsll
Drillings, Tweed Linen DriIlimgs. Satin, Mar.
seiilcs aid Fancy FcsiDgs constantly on hand.
--AIsO-
:, full and large supply of Hosiery. Gloves.
Susrndcrs. Cravats, Ilnn,ikcrchicfs. &c &c.
oil Of which will he sold on The mos, liberal
TERMS. nnd mt prices to smt the times.
Nv Garments manufactured by The subsrr-
Der, and warranted to Civ. r;,isf,r.rn Or
dcrs from distance promptly attended TO.
4. ANDERSON.
April 10Th, 1851 - If
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Notice.,

All p7Fson, inhibited TO tl,o ti-EHof lIuhsrt @
flanagan are earnestly requested 20 come for
warl ami mUkr payment, ns ih Books Of the
cUrcprn mnst has ctoscl lnTthwit.; but 1t not
settled hyrerfu aaY viii 10 placoa in the hands
oCan Attorney tDr cnltccii6n
ltuL8sEFt6; I.ANAGAN
Jan 29h,l'5l IL II
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GIN MAKING, &C.

we are prepared TO execute orders to
any extent IN The above line, both for new
W"rkani repairs. Our Gins are not sur
PASSED BY any made NJ The State, possessing
a!i the advantages OF the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves prca, deal
~ way OF rnpairs. Weialso use the Steel
Plate Saws, With tacth set in an anrlc that
carnot possibly injurc the finest staple.
"iih an smPrnrnnp! 'orcgu!atc tho noting
Tie cotton; our hrusi: IS constructed on a
Plan, giving 1T once, tho advantage. OF
iightners, strength and force-all very
n'tcrlas IN the successful operation OF n
GIN. We would invite planters to call
Il or shop and examine ior themselves,
whilst we wonll assure the public general.
y, that they shall lIl,avc no cause 10 CON-
plain either of onr work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared 10 do work in The
cahnc! l.nc--such AS Bedsteads. Ward
,olcs Sales, Bool; cases, Stands Tables.
Cupbnarls, &c &c. at short notice, on
literal terms
hudson s. BROTHER.
CpI45Shc Me Presbyterian church.
Suntcgv!!c, April %, 1917. 2G
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IuSt ReceiUe1

SO ihc subscriber Inns just received. and
M IS no" openng The largest and best
- selected Stock, that he las over ofIars
eH Tor saie in this place; CONSISTING Of
Drugs Medicines. Dye stuff. paInts.
brushes, window Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils.
&c aud a full assortment nj Frencl, par
ln'he1y' fancyar'icles of every description.
ana u every article that is usually found in :
Drug store AL orders from the country
promptly attended 10. a supply of Garden
------ ALSO
oooo sPanis'' Segars for sale by # .f..s.
~, 7o, 49, 4. s. MELLET'T. 5
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',n hand general assortment Of Ladies.
Misses, and Children Cater Boots.
B""is and Shoes of every dcscrip,ion,
together with full assortment of Trunks.
CARPET Bags, NnlIScs. Ia,s, Caps. &c. ali
OF which, are afforded at lowest prices. The
above kinds made to order, either By The
Case, Dozen. or single pair
j.. &. BARTLETT,
2S3 King Street under O,ld-Fcliows Hail
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TIL. Subscriber respectfully informs
the puh!lc that he h,s commenced the
M.,nuiaciory "i Boots and Shoes IN Charles
Ton, and woulh iiv,tc the attention OF those
visiting the clty to lay in their supple, to
The following kinds made from superior
stock and best OF workmanship, VIZ:
Gents fine French Calf Pump Sole Boots,
dc" =" :" Stout wrl,cd do.
do. - Goat rcygcd do
Men Cali Goa, and Seal scwcJ and pcr.
gcd l'royans,
Boys an Youths scwcl and pcgccl
Boots,
House servants Br"gans, Boo,ccs and
Shoes,
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