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THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
OF THE
South Carolina Institute,

THE Third Annual Fair Of the o U II II
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity md Industry,
Will be held In Charleston. s. c., opening on
MONDAY, lIth November, and continuing dur.
ing the week.
Specimens in every branch OF Mechanism,
Art and Industry; also Of Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
Tobacco und all other Agricultural Products, are
solicited, for which suitable premiums Will be
awarded.
The following special Premiums arc ofIered:--
For the six best specimens Of Sicel made from
spar;anburg or other Iron, the product Of q
<ouihern Stutc, aud manufactured into Edged
Tools of my kinda Gold AIcdnl
N. B-A specimen of The Steel in Bars to be
sent with the Tools.
For the largest quantity of Cocoons raised on
one plantation, not less thnn Ten Bnshels-A
Gold Medal or $50.
For the lnrgcst quantity Of Spun Silk the pro-
Luce OF any one plantation, not less thnn Ten
Pounds-A Gold Medal or Premium of $50.
For the best Sea Island Cotton Gin. on some
new principle, superior TO that now in general
use; or for any real and important improve mcnt
on the present onc-A Gold Medal.
For the invention of n suitable machine for
Pulyerising Red Pcppcr-.A Gold Medal
For The best Steam Enginc-A Gold ,lsdal.
For the best model Steam Fire Enginc-.i
Gold Mcdul.
Alarsc and com,nodious building has been
selected for the Exhibition, and every care will
be paid TO The reception and care Of Articles sent
to The Fair. All Specimens must bc in by the
18th November.
Contributors to the Fair nrc respectfully re-
quesicd when they forward Specimens for TX.
hibi'ions 70 qend fall descriptions of the Articles
and such information in general rs may be Of
use. and proper for publication.
Address J. IT, TAYLOR.
Chairman Of Committee on Correspondence.
June 18th, 1851. IS Il
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We arc prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above ilc- both for new
workaHd repairs. Or Gl::s arc not sur
passed by any made in the Sla, C, Cnssesng
all the advantages Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
in way OF repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth sci IN an angle that
cannot possibly inlurc tie finest stapc,
with an improvement - regulate The moi mo
Of the cotton; our brush IS constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages oi
lIghtncss, strength and forcc-all very
material III the successful operation Of n
Gin. We would invite planters 10 call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we woalt assure the publ c general
lv, itia! they shall have no cansc to COM
plain either oi our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prcp,rci 10 do work in the
Cabinet lnc-s,ch rs Bclsteads Ward
robes Safes, Book cases. Stands. Tables,
Cupboar,ls. sc. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER
Opposite The PrcsiaHriau church.
Sumlcrvllie, hpril 22, lSi7. 26
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ICE! ICE y

| TIE Subscriber Possesses Receipt, 10 emu.
| bic any person 10 make Ice. in any climate
with hnt little expense or trouble The process
is simple, nl,i can be accomplished by the most
| limited understanding. 20 rs TO produce from
even warm water, in the hottest climate n pure
ice, equal in every essential tn that formed by
natural causes. The Injury nf always having
nj ne 3 will, in the hcnt Of summer pure and
JrIi,i, ~ Ice. will readily be ronce,cd; and its
odruu.,,. - III cases nt sickness, cannot bc too
greatly nrizo,' tly this samc process warm
water can he re-. ''"rrd delightfully."- cold in about
minutes. ami ic. Grenr". w,tI, many other
lu.m'cs. San be made ',n. ,,;n ~ u, ~, ~ ,"n',r,
The fc!!"wing notice ., ms sEsa' discovery
is taken from The New York I'm: , ,,r,
"a REAL LuNunY.-Dr. Jh mes u. WI. WI
ningion proiHrcs, by an artificial 'oce'', f''I
AMI so'r! ice, from warm water. in III. ne" W
summer in less than ha;f tour. Aud h ~,
render Il barrel of water ny cold nc ice I'"e''
i'll II very few minutes. This discovery IN 's'
hc of Immense value To nll living South.
TERMS This receipt. which contains fun
instructions for making ice and ice creams.
cooling water, and numerous o.h"r useful
matter wi be forwarded TO order for Two
Dollars, hy addressing
DIR. JAS. r. WILMINGTON.
l22 Nassau St. ny
One Agcn; only will hc appointed in each
county, ami those desiring the agency must
forward $50, for which they Will receive
81 copies of the pamphlet, continuing full
instructions.
Jnne' 25ih, 1851
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sprillg amd Summer GOODS
D. J. ssg:INN,
TIf;fsGBgsT T'B, rR,ss sH.0Eg.

Would respectfully inform his ficn.'a nnfi
'hr public gen rally ,ha, lrr now has on hand
"i': "tl Is for sale on reasonable term Il large
hi'u splendid assortment of Cin,h- Cassimrrs
IA and Nc"liligs, with Hats Caps, I'm
~ SiSpenIera, Crnvn's. Socks. fine lin. ~
l:l en- and Mcrino Shirts, Drawe.s,
Gloves, haniL crchi-Es, Umbrellas, &c.
Men ani Boys Rc,'y Made Clothing Of eve
r. description and variety
Complete Military Outfits Uniforms Sword
l.! nulttts, &c., furnished at short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Ril, :nc.. furnished on
reasonable Terms.
U,i-lis vcstlnrs arc peculiarly rick. consisting
Of far ri, her pa .ieri- than ever PIE yiou.ly c,.
hihitrh III this market
Oct. Ii 1850 81 II
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GALVNNIC BRACELETS

Arc found OF service in Of Convusons Fits
Spasmoaic Complaints ard general Nervous Affections
OF tho Head and nppsr eSremities Also in Palsy ara
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency OF power
CT Nervous Energy the limbs other organs Of the
body.
G3- Many hundred Certificates from all parts OF hs
country Of the most extraordinary character esn %
given II required.
tS5 No trouble or inconvenence Intends the use S9
DIR. CIfRISTiES G.4LF.4SIC .4RTlCLESi en9
they may DO by the most feeble and delicate WIN
perfect ard safety. In many cases the SENSATION
attending their s highiy p!Fcfan! and usrfsssts
Thoy can be sent 10 any part os the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
Tho Galvanic Necklace. ~ Two Dollars. =
Tho Calyanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
no The articles are accompanied by fall and riais
directions Pamphlets with fuil particulars may De had
OF the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
M Bessrs Of Csu,iscfeas asa Pcrtaisss Initasna
ID. q. nToREHEAp, NJ. ID.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
o--'" sPI-a" i3a nrnastssay, New XsesssS.
~ For sale3ih Suulefpiile, 5. G. by DIR Il
s. NlELI.ETT, authorized Agent and by
Druggists gcueraliy in South Carolina.
Aug. %, 1850, Al eowf1y
y :
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South Carolina --SumterDfst

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary OF said Nsttiefy Of tht,
personal property ss dereiict Of John
Hanks lMe Of S,imesuilIe decd; and J
avail myself OF this mctho,l to notify all
persons indc'Hied 10 the deed 10 make i'm
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agent Gnthis par,icularI4aan n,l those hav-
ing demands against decd viii hand them
in duly aticsted according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. ..
Aug. Cd 1850 ~ II
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Spring and Summer Goods

Inc SubsCtiber 10 now nceiving his SPRING
STOCK OF GOODS, which he offers 10 III,
public at reduced prices ;Sconsisling in part a
Plain Earts,on Ginghams,
Solid Colors I"
Superine China {"
Soild Sold Golors orgando Lawns,
E%Iroidered Ea';s :" NIu,lins,
Wovc Thread Lucc,
Jnconet Edging,
Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
Inserting,
Aphin Lace Cnpcs,
Ladies Balloon Sleeves,
" Needed worked Collars,
Mourning;
q Cnrnntion Brnid
Rarige Trimmings,
Ribbon -
silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon
Black and co'orcd Kid Gloves,
Silk Parasols,
Cotton /"
Printed Mmslins,
Figured "
Solid
Chambrny Ginghams,
Brown and Drnb Linen Drills,
Blue Demins,
Cotton hdea,
Swiss md Null M,islins,
Linen Cnmbrick lInnkcrchicfa,
NiarIen Plaid and Striped Iiomespun,
Mari bOrO 90 's
English Long Cloths,
,'hnrlcstou 7-S and 4.4 Shr,ings,
cr 'nitvillc 7-Snnd III
n,.R. NIB Cotton Osnnb,lrgs.
Sprar,. rs Fancy Prints Co!ors warrcn,ed.
English ,;,u,c Prints
Ladies Hack NJ. ID cocrcd Gai,ers.
Seal Skin Slippers,
g v a!king Shoes,
Gents Black and color, "a Gnitcrs,
g Fnr and Silk Hats,
leghorn and ranam. fiats'
a. Palmetto Hats,
Pamcaf Hats,
HARDWARE AM CROCK.
ERY, &c. &c.
l.SO
90 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
Kegs best Goshen Butter.
~ Boxes fine English Cheese,
All ofwlch he offers low for cash or to punctunl
customers.
IT. J. DINKINS.
April 9. 1851 81 If
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Negro Shoes.

Tie subscriber hrs made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four 10 Five thousand
pairs OF the above article by lie FALL. For
reference NJ Ia quality. he wonid respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed 10 purchase
of linn, To those who parnnizcd him iasi year.
As to price he will guarantee them low rs
can be afforded.
May - If J. MORGAN.
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON IL LATrA
wonld respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, thai he is now receiving n ra-
ric'y of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. which he
will sell low for cnsh--Two doors above tho
Planters liolcl. and Immediately opposite James
Dunlap's, esq
Camden, S. c. Dec 10Th, 1850 9 If
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N. era N E.,
MalalG;sSturcr of Buggies
LIGH,Pi,ARRIAGES, &c.

-fsssSSe - N'
Returns his sinfsre thanks to s@asg 81 :
The citizens Of Sumter District N.Y. sS,aaIS1szI ISI11:zI
ior their liberal patronage hither- AI2-SQ-
TO bestowed md begs lcnvc TO inform them that
he Keeps constantly ON hand tho above articles
oi his own manufacture and warrants the sanle
to be OF the best mntcrinl, work mnnshp, and OF
the ntest style. His prizes shall compete with
the Charleston prices, and as To durability, no
comparison; 10 be convinced, you will please
call Mt his Cnrriage Repository on Broad Street,
selves.
WIN twenty years experience, and Liberty
nid
He'll vic with the country and the ar,s of
his trade.
Mny 18th, 1851 90 If
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D. ", PRICE,
"a Ca.ci2 81 T:.js0

a { c a = =! :. / I q n
Respectfully informs III :rir'lis anh the public
generally that he has NJ crivrd New Stock
of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist.
ing Of Broad Cloths of various Kinds and col
ots. fine Cnssimcrcs. Black and Striped srlrc-
ti"n of Ncsilngs. SATIN SILK and White Mar.
sci.!cs. lonens o.cvcry kind. iianlkcrchcis, Cra.
Vais, Kid Gloves. Umbrellas. All persons
wishing anything III his line will do well ,ncalI
Garment. can bc nude ut ia" shnrice, nuG
March Goth 1851 % II
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GGTNC,E.


Ti"' subscriber has 4. moved lis FURNI-
TUkE ANEROuM,oM Mr. 4 J. Moses new
building tur.stnirs) where he viii keep con.
~-,~.,--~-. niiurc. consisting in part uC
sc ,..,,;,,-,,.S..sf5f Dressing fiurcnuS Plain nn
Gfe--l-,--zzz..l:S G-l,-z<.l:S Marble Top, Sofas aud nj.
vans Foot Stools, Ottomans, Wardrobcs, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands, Dining. Tea
and Work Tables, Centre do: Curicd Maple
high and low post Bcdsicatls. Mahogany do.
Office. Sitting Nursing and Rocking Chairs OF
every description.
Furniture made and repaired al the shortest
no,icc.
Plain and Mahogany Colns furnished to or.
der.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish Blinds
Sash anil Doors at Charleston Prices.
liz. viii cuninu. his WORK SHOP nj the
Old Stand. where all orders III his line will be
punCiuany attended Ia.
DANl. S. SARGENT.
Nav 10
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A, ANDERSON,
A&ARE,R AWN EMAANR
S,I,s.trryistc. s. g..


Respectfully informs the people of Sum- IA
ter District that he has just received and S3
now offers for sale the best selected and ,fF
most choice stock Of
spring and SylssEEncr Goods
That has ever been brought TO this markct.-
lie In" received nanny new .yics of Spring and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
well TO examine before buying elsewhere.
Drnps Dctcs. Bs0niclo,hs as! mcrc;s. Pc
lice Cloth, plain and fancy Cassimcrs, Damnsk
Driiings, Tweed Linen Drillings, Satin, Mar.
settles and Fancy Vcsings constantly on hand.
a fiH md large supply OF Hosiery. Gloves.
Susn:nders. Cravais, lInm'kcrrhirfs dc. &c,
all of which will be sold on the mos, liberal
terms. and n prices 10 suit the times.
2S Garments manufactured by III" subscri.
Der, aud warranted tn give satisfaction. Or
dcn from distance promptly attended to.
4. ANDERSON
Ap.il 10Th, 1881 ~ f
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M0IANM., /,

The subscriber will rent for The ensni,,g year
on reasonable terms, the residence OF The late
ID. +. Nyles, Esq. in Sia;eburg,7 - On The pre-
misses are comfortable Dwelling House and
all necessary BnildInas, win aS5at TWENTY
Acres of lsaad attached there To- containing a
complete Tan Yard in full operation.
NJ A. WYlES, Abr
Statehurg, lst January, 1870. 10
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Gin Bands,

1000 Fee, inch Copper riveted Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpcting, together with a fu'
assortment Of Carriage Trimmings, OTs
Paints, Varnish &c. For Sale by
A. J. 81 y. MOSES.
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"A, T, Allen,

PLhSTEI,ER AND BRICKIAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
EA tho above line Of business, respect
Es1 fully solicits share OF the patron
age Of the public. All Jobs cntrust
ed TO him, Will he executed with neatncss
and dispatch. and warranted to give salts.
faction. Piastcring finished in superior
style.
June IL S}
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GhT,VANJC NECKT,ACE

Is nsed for I'll complaints affecting the Throat Head.
such bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face. Buzzing or noaring in the Ears Deafness
which is generally Nervous, mud that distressing COM
plant, called Tic Doio.cux.
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Post 0fice Arrangement
AT, ETy1Ty,CR VILJ,E

The Su,eburg Mail which embraces
shc Northern and Western as well as the
Charleston Columbia and Camden,
Due Daily at {: 9 l-2 p. NJ
DARLINGTON MAIL, VIA MT. CLIO,
Due Thursday at p. NJ.
Closes Tuesday at 3 p. NJ.
KINGSTREE MAIL.
2 Due Saturday at (: /: 6 p. NJ
2 Closes Tuesday at :: 5 p. Nj.
VANCES FERRY MAIL,
Due Wednesdays g. Sundays at6 p. NJ.
Closes Friday and Monday at 5 Z. NJ.
PLOWDENS MILL MAIL.
Duo Monday at 8 p. If.
Closes Saturday, at :: $ =. NJ.
FULTON MAIL VIA STATEBuRG.
Due Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Closes Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
BISHopvILLE, MECHANICSVTLLE,
MILL GROVE, MI. ELON, PLEAS
ANT VIEW, &C, VIA CAMDEN.
Due Wednesdays &, Saturdaysot6 6 ~ Pm.
Cloees Tuesdays q, Fridays at5 Pm
OFFICE HOURS.
Will open every day at g. a. NJ.
: Will close ut IL ID p. NJ.
Will open ut l-2 y. NJ
Will close at p. NJ.
July 2, 1851. 36 Il
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CHAIRS CHAIRS!!

a Mahogany Rocking Cain scat Do.
E,s, Winsor Do.
ri IL dozen Cain Seat aud Wiz or Setting
Chairs for sale low. Apply 10
A. J. & p. MOSES.
Dec 18th, 1880 8 ,f
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FLORA,

Pastry Cook am Baker II Cakes, dc dc
Oilers her services 10 'ha citizens oi
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal fcasls, Iar'y-Suppcrs,
&c. Her long experience and servic. in
every department of her business. iu.tifrs
her IN engaging TO give entire satisfaction
to her employers,
Shc may be found by application at The
Barbor's Shop in this place.
Sumtc rviIc. Jan. 9Th, lS5l IL If
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REMOVAL
of tue
MNM NANA SNNMHs

The undersigned having Removed one door
below VIM Wchbs New York Store, would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore fa
vorcd ny His friends and the citizens Of Sumter
generally, being satisfied that he can accommo.
date them with any articles in his line Of husi.
ness, consisting Of large and we'll selected es-
sortment, &c.
r. S. hIELLETT.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

hAv 1 IN OoM4hA!NI,
o""m""ee' nt' -Dy*HrPS'o' Chrome or
"'''0"S Dco,i.fy' D'scase Of
he Atd'!cys,
an" al.
D'SeoSes hf'S'
Ws lrom q D'so'ae', q:
" H'oer or S'o""ch'
1 S"c" n.S rs og"S.fPo'to"' n'
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o,ah ~ ' ia,a' M l''1u''y y "se 90.
a, '" ~, =, ,''' =, eo"'"' Dts
,L 81 o"'' {, '''e'"S - Or e'.?ne Z"
90" g, '''''"' ,,"'" n'""eH''o"S,
St""t"1 or TtfucftRU az ne
PIT ct Me .Stomrch. .Ssrim-
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIAICKIAI.S
Ht W =
zCc1Esssrz,Es4

reputation
s,pxrr New Jersey, July L. 1883
Da- A. II. CHs,sTiE-Dear Sir: You wish 20 know Of
me what has bean the result In my case Of the
application OF THE GALvhNIC BELT AND NEGE,
LACE My reply ;s as follows; 't{ess
For about feen'y yeoys had been suffering Rom
Dyspepsia. Eycry year the symptoms became wore.
nor could obtain permanent relief from any coutIe
of medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since in consequence Of frequent e1pasure to the
weather, in tho discharge Of my pastoral dnties, =
became subicc. to EereTe Chronic Rheumatism which
Farther: in tie winter CT rs and 'sg, ia conSc.
lneEce Of preaching greet deal in my own any
various othcs churches in this region. ara6k ed
by the hronchitis, which became severe Ga
70 require On immediate suspension of my PASTORAL
lahoFs Ny Herrout systet1 thoroushfy yycs.
fra'fd and my Bronchitis became WORSE piso did
my Dysrcrsa and Rheumatic afeetion-thus srInoinf.
through the MEDIUM Of the Nervous SYSTEM In tie
whole parmAcorGa there seemed be no rcrncd!ra
asnnt which ccnli reach and rccuperate my Nervous
Systsn every thing THAI had tried hS pr pose had
completely failed at last was led by my friends e
emtnc your Inventions and (though with reTy
gmine hopes OF their efficiency tae,eIrine6 to TRY ta
effect Of the aprt:cation OF tho GALYASlC BELT AND
NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID, This was
IN JuEc, 1916. To GpHAr AsroSisa,sIST, ~ TWO
DAYS NJ DYSPEPSIA HAD + wAs
ENABLED TO REsuMI nv rasrohAL LAnoIs. NOR HAVE I:
SINCE OMITTED ( SINGLE SERVICE ACCOUNT THa
pRoScMrIs l.sp s.y RuErnAric AFFECTION Has
rtRrLr CEASED TO rRocRt-s Such Is the wopder--
full aud happy result. OF the experiment
have recommended the BET and FLUID 70 many
tions. They havo tried them, WITH uAPrJ srsuiTs.
BELIEVE,
am dear sir, very respectfully yours, ~
ROBERT w. Lands,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
The Invasion OF Cuba.

From the National ln,cllgenccT
Information has, we understand, been re-
ceed IN tins city that the parties heretofore engaged
the enterprise against the Island OF Cuba have no:
vet abandoned their criminal intentions, bat threaten
that they VIII renew the attempt few months hence.
Ii rs SAID that some hundreds oi those who have been
engaged for the purpose are % be sent 10 Cnba during
the summer IN small numbers by different vessels
mechanics seeking employment ON the Island IN their
respective professions but who VIII secretly provide
themselves With arms and be prepared IN body 10
nom any armed expedition which may succeed II
landing.
II is really melancholy TO think ,ha, there is any
portion Of the people OF the United States who VIII
willingly Jon in OF and such reckless and unprncl-
pied proceedings. As 10 the dcluded nen who
thus made the tools oi designing persons, they should
reColleCt that the Spanish authorities of
constantly and fully advised Of all such movements
that The most yigllsnt lookout VIII De Kept upon all
strangers coming INTO the Island particularly when
an unusual number arrive from the United States
without any o>,en>lbe object IN the way OF business
and it they are not Immediately ordered Out Of the
Island, they would no doubt oC the hTst victims
sacrificed IN of an attempted invasion
The utter he,ateSSneSS OF the leaders Of this dis
reputable enterprise Is fully exhibited IN thus sending
into such imminent jeopardy OF liberty or life, the
poor ignorant men whom they have deceived by
false representations and speCloUS promises wAlch
are never intended u Dc, and which cannot De, full
filled.
successful invasion of Cuba by private expe-
<iilon We look upon one % the most hopeless Of
all undertakings. Not only would our own Govern
ment exercise the utmost vigilance 10 break up ana
Illustrate any attempt of the KIND, either by the ar
rest OF the parties and the of their vessels
before leaving the United States, or their capture on
the ocean by American cruisers. but the Spanish
Government has such numerous and powerful!
steam and SAILING naval force on the coast OF Cuoa
as TO render any private expedition entirely male
G0ate "a COPE With H. SO that Il would DC next TO- II
not quite, impossible 60 effect landing.
Were the LANDING. however, even effected, The
Overwhelmingly large military force on the Island
would render death capture inevitable to all those
engaged, and all who should fail into the power OF
tho spanish Govefnmen, could only expect an lgno-
mnio1s death without the right or expectation TO
call upon their own Government for its interference
IN their favor In the las, attempt when the landing
waS effected al tarienas, no men could have fought
more brayely or faithfully than did the Spanish cu-
zenS and troops at that place. and they fully dis
proved the silly reports SO extensively circulated of
widespread treason among the latter and discon-
tent and desire OF change among the former Let
those who may ;hough,lessy or IN the spun, OF al.