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California Items.

lhe anniversary Of the admission of California
was celebrated by the California Guards, Captain
Howard, on the 10th of September.
The Journal says that Captain Weber had diff.
nculty with some person on Tuesday, in which ii,
antagonist received = severe wound from a kniEe
with which Captain Weber was outing a melor
at the time. The man died. '''
The number of vessels in our harbor h,. v.v,,
considerably diminished during the mast tbress
months, the clearances exceeding the arrivals
Many of the old hulks, which formerly made oute
an imposing appearance, in point of numbers. a,
least have been built over and entirely lost to view
AT the present time the clearances are greater ba
the arrivals. [Courer, 18th. '''
The anniversary of the battle of North po;n,
was celebrated by the members of Monumental
engine company OF San Francisco with great spirit.
The Alta California records an advance in the
bonds OF the city funded debt, and as the 1st Of
November is at hand, when the first counon,
become payable and recoverable for takes a
still further advance is anticipated, At nresen,
rates, they give the holder Is per cent per annum
upon the investment. '.,
Messrs. Graham and Lemon it is known wen,
up to benicia Saturday afternoon, for the purpose
OF lighting duel. The encounter took place abou
two miles from the U. s. Barracks. Thew fourh
at ten PAGES with revolvers. Both fred Ave tmA,
without effect. The pistols were again loaded
Mr. Lemon fired two more barrels, making sever
IN all, without injuripg his opponent MI. Ora
hams sixth barrel failed but the seventh shot tool
effect in Mr.. Lemons shoulder, the ball enterin,
Just behind the shoulder-blade and penetratips
inward, producing painful but not serious wound
Both parties and their friends came down las
night on the West Point. Herald, 18th ult.
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REnARKABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer the ceIebrated indian
Doctor, has the credit Of achieving remarkable cues
We were shown the other day ssvs belonging to the O
Lsvee Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality who vs
wes informed. had been cured of consumption OF rstbsr
dssass Of the liver and unss with vs Of the bows he
wss discharged on the 2d March. ssr bsns sonnsd 70 BIZ
bed s many months ThsnssEo appeared perfectly restored
We also saw st the tins. negro who bad hssn oup
q severe oancs By d. Fa. [Rdton Louisiana STAT
Republican. Lsiaystts. NAY q. ls6l. mysO Az
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gi)t Dailp Crescetst
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Of the Cornell of the Second MMniejpa1ity
biished Every Day-(suadsy Exospted)-
By j. H MADDOX, sa.
OsrIu1......NO. % Sr. CuAllss sTRssr. h
OCTOBER.

OCTOBER.
Solemn, yet beautiful to view,
Month Of my heart thou dawnest here,
With sad and faded leaves to strew
The Autumn's melancholy bier.
The moaning Of thy winds hear,
As the red sunset dies afar,
And bars Of purple clouds appear,
Obscuring every Western star.
look to Nature and behold
My LIES dim emblems rustling round
In hues of crimson and of gold
The years dead honoFs on the ground:
And signing with the winds feel,
While their low voices murmur bv.
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF lifs and human destiny.
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OAVX4OMs
THE public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
Or trade for . Land Wanant isued from dc GenerL
FsD!usIy H. ls /; fayor = Ths H.nnihsm ~ private
70 the ot Edward han, Girod ssss.t. Ss%Or."n:,
Ia The ssid warrant. hs!isyed. came to hand.
already filed against the issuing Of psent on ssd warrant,
c.s caa that intend 2 apply e ssf fsn;eS ss
By hs Attsney. 9. J. LEyl. 81 Louis, Mo. s1s s.dAW
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
HENRY. 2 bright mulauo, about % ysan old. p
~ n, nS n ~ ,ss5 On ha o'ehead ayshs
ABRAHAM. delI sIiii, shout 50 ysan old. fses u
seh has small scar on hin forehead saSs s bsiosss
,r,, Tss 0vns will p'''s ,is ~ md .a.u
NewOrean.. Octobar 10, 1851 cis is~s~
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
o e, a as5.: sss ~. s;:t e :ss.
TSs o~D~ will please comply yI,h shs sx and
NswOrIesns. Octobss 9. 1851. % iaSSw
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
DIANA. black. feet 10 inches high, aged about "A
s. 81 says she belonss 70 Mr Franci.co, and
t9rmsrly belonged to Mr. Bernard Guetsras Of fere
The owner will please comply with the law and take
New Orleans, October q, 1851. cas III ls%sa gs,osa
DROUGHT to the Pound Of the First Ward.
- Second Municralty. corner of Robin and m
sURREL HORSE. abou. Is hand. hish, AS
md tail gray the orsock sho white star on the
s fisi ssnS y he
Be- Be- ,od Od at public auction BY Spear ts usual Time
'ls p'os Fin. 5l..,.n... NlsA W:ssi &
NewOrsean, October Is. 1851. o0S Sul6
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NEW GoODs-P. W. wooDLIEF, No. fs
-. Ghsss; ss.s IL i. ,.s;ysd per :;suslips win
s;s sss s3 ~ fsss: ~ :.s = =: :s:ss
:ss ss:'sss.:s (: ss. o 4 wHSrz iHH'ti. s:
p f. oss = :i"::ss: Z :, y Ar = . dee
css:.d scsR s,ssss 2ss,,: A1s:. 81. M sai4 .s 81,
s:a sI::si 81 s:jss:s: s!: FL F:;.. 4
ass:sssa'' .a.s S.a cs.:s :h. =: ssd ssA
-: So - =. IL; ~ ~ zSb pssifrs
Fss e.: '::. Ysirsisi "a. ks q Siit
Mssosii:ss and Yio..ao. of ~. ~ ass1ss SI so
s .sd siss sss:a sss aiss; s.; s.S 49, 3 S,l sffs f
ssS es:d :es e. IL dEiHsef; "a ~
fS;;s fss SSsss ss :ss ys' .,.s .,a LIZ,
French I'd Enei;h M.dn:, - in:i and German Li.s.s
AIpsc... old eoSs.. d Lasa % csasa: cs Hdts, plain
rnis. striped and plaid Pop defed Cunain sta6 enbsd
sapos black and ood pain Wooss bs%sss. ~ 1'A ana
and figured canton Grapes Il PLANTATION GUODS
..d fss cos s%Ss ,nd 1 ::vy as In
Grape shawh, some extra and Couonsdss: -
Mnc Cs.hue and h.avy ssvy G.s. in Pshsien a.
sI,s. .i " W. yoa!s sDse.!s ~ Y s,.noe ef
c..s ssd a 4s1 hs,. q s'sssS e. &
SsS and udsmsa ID Fat Of long sxpssnos in hat
Ice! zce!! Ice!!!
STAFFORD q Co. Wholesale and Retail
dss. Ice m $751; ssss d.'s' !,
TO THE LADIES - Ny old crstomen and
families in gensfal ars hereby Bpsstfly iafasd thst
lhavs just received extsssivs and well cd soc ol
FANCY and sTAPLM DRY 0OO16.
tc which SOLICIT the attention Of purchaas bsne ~ u
9nes sve i.ducsmsnt - a end e eoo
nave added TO my nOek splsndd amMtmsat e n :
TAPESTRY INGRAM CARPETS.
70 which invita- buysm 70 call and sxanus tssos puruhss
iue e.swhsrs. In ssiscins sock have ped pes1ar
Moulnine Goods,
- Hombasines. Apaca:s Chalys. gantan Csaps, sAs.,
-s5s iml - III. w. THOMPSON. g Ch.r.ss. T.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
- POYDRAs STREET.. New orleshs,

TOS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has purchased hs snreintsso Of
s sesPOYDRAs sTREnT, sna A. fts.a \ up a oonsds.
surpassed facilities for supplying Drusgiss and Dsaien
sessa With sysy arSsin this line. sccis
given 70 q lwho may favor HIM with their patronage.
The FOL wing list only comprises paIt Of his extsnivs
assortment which and p be furn shed tho Trade On
asfeascaab tsrms other house in the South;
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the above list only compfs soms of ths leading sri.
cs, dealers and othss informed that ther ords will Be
promptly SpPsd With any Article n the Patent Msdicins
.tUE T. \; is sole Agent for ths GRAEEENBERG
MEDICINES fOs the States Of lounenn and Nli1ssipp
MQFEAT'S LIFE PILLS aud PHOENIX BlTfERS,
and dWRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
The trade supplied Feas0nsbls tarms up2 d6 w "
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he offers than At tbs lowest prices os cash. Among them
best works Theology, Law Medicine, Nevs Bellies Lstss
Poetry and scisnes.
~ The Novels and Publications always ON hand.
apps JOSEPH RAFAkL., No "a St. Charles street.
CHEAP FURNlTUAR sTOAE 4,
No. so Ctrc1s stysst, eorssv IF Pwaido.
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD, who...le and Re.
FURNITURE. 'aeh = sos1s. Bsasr5ADs. -
G..s:. Cad "a & Wet fsSis. !; H.lSss
W Cas- 80 Wv Vs. ssi 6 %
sss sssaa: sea ssc q !. f fs E:hs q 2
lsst n1tis and he pseo ass scii.d % esss sssnins
fos thsms,yS beioss parchaeins eiaswhas. $1,000
SLAVES SLAVES The public ar hereby
notified that have sold out ny entire interest No. ~
md W. doinsy. Nv iiisnds - aso 10 en- a sSss
sl ooniinns il the same business snd s.n b os d Il No
Any communication sddss TO ne d sisSss 81 hs sSoy,
' os sss'' 81 prompt ''ts JAWS w. BoAs NAN
SLAVES FOR ,SALE-50 Slsve. " an,ed-
- JAS " BOAzMAN and w. i. TAN sEHILI
sTs @ &. ,s .s = sS
Sf i,e e9yns .sscs q ia A.as s.s They w p.,sSs..
,Ra ;hs's w,.aaf sss:. win % wsii % sys !. os
ss.. AZ ns.:: S.s Il s:''
Il s$s$ ;:''''' ;'; 81; .
HoPS-Frssh and just received, to. sale BY :
- le0 z. = AA6sEY. cor. Camp ssd Grs s.. e:
SALT-Livsspool Fine .ad Coe,ss Sail, iol sale
- ho 'oss ~sMM.e . a.- e.ss
plCKLES-2OO dosen, assorted sizes, fof sals
= BY NV ARrBIIR tM. = end 2 Nsv ls.ss
IL Is STONE WALWORrh. o Tehsspssosss (.
VTYTNE ~ Jc~., n .,,r.,;-, l--.,. Sh----
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NEW GOODs-P. w. wOODLIEF, No. fa
s.x Gsss'' .ss.t hss IL .sa,;ysd ssnaLps Win
psGsss from NewYek. Bessoe and hsvs, n assosts1f
e r. iEssh,1, 6bs ~ SeeSalbls FANCY AND eTAPLE
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist.

By w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, William Eli on hath applied to
mo FOR letters IF Administration, on all
and singular the goods and clnitcls, rights
and credits OF Matilda Ellison, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon-
isi all and singular, the kindred aud credi-
,orsof tho said deceased, Ia be and appear
before me nj our next Orlinary's Court for
the said District, 20 be IolGan at Sumter
Court House ON Friday the 2Ist day Of Feb
ruary inst, to shrw cause, If any, why the
said administrators should not be granted.
Given under my hand ana seal, this
10th day OF Fcbrunry IN the year of
l.. s our Lord. one thousand eight humid
red ana tiity-onc, and N the IS year
of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
Feb 70, 1851. lG ct
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South-C Carolina Dist,

Where's | have this day taken posses
son as Ordinary OF said DISTRICT OF the
personal property Is dciclici OF John
links late "f Snin,crv.'ic decd; and |
avail myself OF tins method TO notify all
persons indebted 10 the deed Ia make i'm.
mrd!1'c payment 10 MIR. l.. b. Hanks, nv
Ascnl On this pniicu!ar:) and those hlv.
inE demands aTaInsl deed Viii hand them,
N daily aiics!cll according 10 law.
W. LEWIS, o.. S. D.
Aug. 2l $50 III Il
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D. ], WlNN,
"a isSGeHAYrE ~

N"ni! respectfully inform his fricnls and
t''r rnn!Ic ga rally that H. now has on l,anrl
an OIL r for sale on reasonable term n larg.
an! splendid n1sorim.nt OF Cloihs, C~nssiinrrs
Nf3 and Ncs,ings, with Hats, Caps. Fssl
NJ Suspc!ticrS. CEavats, Socks. fin. iin- !s&l
III. cn and Mc!ino Shirts, Brave, $, ~
cluvcs. i'anIh cIcli. e.. Umbrellas. &c.
Men and Boys R-aoy Made Cio.ling of eve.
r. description AMI variety.
Complete Military Quilts, Uniforms, Sword.
l. ]an!-its, Nc, furnished at sho!t notice.
| n'iurms for Sumter Rilcmau furnished on
reasonable terms.
Ills Hrs;inrs are peculiarly rich, consisting
or Gar richrr pattern, ilan ever previously OK.
h.,hiir in Ihis market.
OrI. Is, 1880 II If
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Attention Battalion,
HEAD QUARTERS, 44rn RE0'T. s. c. NJ
OLDFORD, January 29th. 1881.

HEAD QUARTERS, 44rn REG'r. s. C. NJ.
OLDfoRD, January goth, 1881. !
The Upper Battalion of the for,y-fo Reg.
imcnt So. ca. Militia, will parade for drill and
review at Sumtervillc, on Saturday the LIST OF
March. The Lower Battalion at Bmdford's
Mill in Clarendon, on Saturday tho 9th of
March. The line to be formed at il o'clock
A. NJ.
The Commissioned and mont Commissioned
Officers the day previous, Mt their respective
parade grounds, for drill and Instructions.
The Staff will attend on both days Of drill and
rcvicw.
BY order of Col. +. M. MELLErr,
41th, Reg. S. C. M.
Jan. 29,h, 1851 II Il
eEVr Wn,chman copy.
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Notice.,

ALL persons indebted to the Subscriber either
Tor recording Deeds &c., or for fees due Oh cares
returned "Nuila Bona " by The Sheriff, nre re.
quested to call aud settle the Same Immediately,
and save costs, us | am necessary compelled to
close my business.
", J. d. JONES.
Sumtcrrillc, Feb. 18th, 1851 l6 I'm
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

BY previous order of the Board Of Trustees
share on the Capital sihrk Of ihe Bradford
Springs Feinnts InshtnEr Company, is now
Observation-Disclosures wilt p'eoe attend notaplly
TO this call.
D. u. McLAURIN, Sec'ry.
n. BIN my nbsrnce payment may be made
To Rev. w LEWIS, President Of tho Company.
Jan. y, 1854. Is If
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COTTON MANUFACTURE,
ENR &MS.T,,

- .-. r -
The ncw Factory EnilIiug lar,h, cr.r.,.I ON
the silc Of the Fulton Factory DESTROYED rs iir,,
about TWO years ago, with IA. lands, buildings.
ana Other Improvements. aypnc:ruGut Ia tic
same. To iho.t. who may H.. inclined 4, -,
bark III The business %! the COTTON NAM.
FACTtRE, there : p~crllnIr "a, s]itllti.., avail.
able within the Limits OF lie STATE. Io,s.,s,iur
superior advantages for ihr wa. ,cuutl of his
branch ofhu.inrss. Si;un'rlj IN = lpcari ~ birn-
~ advantageous not nnlV for groyu!iat - rrY ~
and abundant supply al tie. rtw material. IN,
with great facilities for Distributing Ilr ur, Ir,rs
oi The establishment IL ANY ,r,ri ogpr. .S,l,..
and To many ndininina States: h.inr rrlanyi,
or seven miles ut thu ~ Wilmington a NrurL.y.
ter iinii Road, AMI wiii,iI al1u' milr mIlr, OF its
junction with The Camden bttur. ID! IN. ~nuth
Carolina Rail ltoai. ihr urw n~uilInsEuw IN
The c"iirsr nf erection. ail uuW flrl n,.,r.rl IL.
wards completion, mar sooI. hr r--rir.l !,r TN.
reception ut its machinery. Il.r Dame. ami
Eaceways. with ia, wnrrT-Wl,..l /. rtIti.. Ir,
slight repairs 4" lit them Tor n]is.rl'll, IN, rs,a',.
l'shmcnt and u portion "t th. buildings r,rr.s.
s;iry 10 accommodate the OIvrilipuH. ar. ulrliv
provided. The Fnc,ory H1ilIiuu t. go, upin,h.
best manner, ns regards ~tyl.. convent. ic.. ma.
ter'lis and workmanship: Ill wall. h.il.r cr
hrirk nnll sionr, AMI i.r "..,' .~-s;eral as
nearly fTc-pro"i ~ any establishment II ,l.,
KIM III The Southern Ngii--. Ii j. r.lu'I'rt =,
run three tiuu>anl S],iu,ilc-. With ur-,,-tr,r
and weaving. and capable oluurhinr M II =,
2oou bales %! cotton PR nuiliur. IN. l,atrr.
power Is "i the best d~srCJip'i,i gift, sI,..-tt
i"rdiIg an nnEtiling supply Ia lls.I r., ,.,.n,s
~ " oh'y necessary L. pm ~ Gus E-Fn.ri e.CriI.
non oi machinery To render iii. u~lab.I- +. l-ui in
POM al pcrTnanrncy, crnIrainmr.. an! CON.
p!cicn"ss ni nrrIngrmrui. p.niit.n., ,.Ihl-h.
nI"It "i lis SIZE III this country. 10 Iu!Ei!ngls
or II company. II Is worthy ct attention AMI to
an approved purchaser. ilr trrn. k.,l d. ,upl.
accommodating. For particulars. aprigt T., l,,
hilllSfTt!p'r on lie ptt'IllI~tS. pnrs..g- .ls-..,y.l q,
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CLOTHING.

\ full a.Sor.msn; Of Mans an Ion'h's Cloth.
Int. Hardware AMI Carpenter. Tunls, Buggy
Springs an! Aylcs, Carriage Jennings M,l,a.
hlr Iron, IOuigs. etc. Mill Jaws, Cross Chr.
saws. etc. 100 Keys mi!s, Guns, Gun Locks,
etc. cts.
SADDiERY.
Brass and Japan Wagon Harness, Snlkcy and
'i!g do. Carriage do. Fine English Saddles,
etc. rtr. \ COOL nssortmcn, OF Hats and Caps.
GROCERIES,.
81 Shrn Butter. Cheese. Surlinrs, AMI Lobster
20 hrNrs of SP'rm Adamaniinc and Iallow.
Candles, soap, StnrCti etc.
AlIr.c stock Of shoes AMI Boots. Porter and
\ Z ~" best a%rtiyl' imported. Mclc,ra and
Fort " irr. Sugar aud Coffee, Bacon etc, III
lh lowest market prices by
f.. b. HANKS.
Nov. 6, 1850 ; #
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REMOVAL,

The Subscribers m"ui,i mo.r ra-a.c,fnl!v RI,
turn tiieir SINGER" thank. for ih' ]lr'.ur.p mo-,
liberal patronage hr.t"wrlui rt4 r..n. ani. al.
20 adept 'h,S mc'h"! "tt,iurninn ,hrir Old "a.
irons ana The public At ]ilr,,. il.f r..y have
opened their
Large and FnrcGg!;i. selected
FALL %slDsH
In the conmodiols Nrw Store On. lunr Nrr,b
of Al. 4 j. Moses, when Eh-y sac prrmr.i
!" acco'nnolaic iiDIr friends Wijh tny riinn
innu n piccc of Rigging Ia lha Iiur.i Niu.lin. p
z Y Please cali. before purchasing oIsr.
"lrrr, and hr convinced that S.. 10 I'M ,EaID.
Their stock has been well s.l.,taI. aui ran.
not fail 10 please, b"lL - regards Pace and
QUALITY.
McROI ~ JONES'
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Executors Notice.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Judge J. S. Richardson, deceased,
Will present til" same for payment; and all
indebted to SAID estate, will make immcdi-
ate payment to
f. l.. RICHARDSON, Ertrir.
Ian. lst, 1850 10 It
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JAMES E. SPEAR & CO,
~ nniHsnln ;,:an sEcIaii ~gicaier,

Uutchcs, Hcwc}'Y. .Silccy Ware,
E"cY GooJs, Rr.gaiiu, Sc. No.
233 hinH Street, opposite HaseU
CUIRLESTON, $. g.
The Subscribers wonll request Merchants
nnd others visiting Charleston to call and cv.
anime ihcir assortment, comprising one Of the
largest III the dry. Confident hat their prices
wi!l compare favorable with those ofuny Other
aui the quality of every article is warranted.
Particular attention paid 10 orders. Every
Variety "t ltcgalia for Masons, Odd Fellows,
and sons Of T"mp.ranco.
ig'mis for Willcrs Firc Proof Safes.
Ger. ON, 1850 If
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Orrtcn WI, & U,y y u ,

"fr"" ~. :" INN. IL u. 20.
MARION {. H., 5. G., JAN. Both, 1851.
AZ the Annual Meeting of The Stockholders
OF this Company. held, III Marion G.. IT,, on
"Wednesday and Thursday, January 2o,, and
a1ih. 1881. the Resolution WAS unanimously
adopted, viz:
:" RtS0'oa!, That the President and Directors
he instructed 20 rec ike subscriptions Of Stock
: until the adjourned meeting oIil,c $tockhOld-
Gers, ITO lie held n, Marion c.. II. en- Wrlncs-
day. the l2;h March. 1879 n par value, to
- br paid in advance. plcdgInG the faith of the
company Tor the payment of six pr cent, in
trrcst, Annually. till the completion of the
" Road for The puyUtcmr Of Suc', amount, of
bolds ~ they 'nry hereafter think proper to
{. issue
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
TROOP

YOU are hereby ordered to parade ut your
22d day Of February next, 1t 10 hoped there
will BIO o full attendance Of the troop, rs the
laws against defaulters and members who are
not in full uniform will be rigidly enforced.
NMYERS. O.. S.
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NEGRO Shoes.

ne subscriber has male arrangements for
INC nanhiicinrc Of from -Four 10 Five Thousand
l"ir' oi The above article by the FALL. For
r'irrencc "a 10 qualify. ir would respectfully
OF hini, 10 those who mrrunixrd him last var
As to pnCc, he will guarantee them as low rs
can be afforded. ="
May - III NorC,N
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hat they havo achieved q great victory. oy-
sr their Ncw.Yotk brciflren, and are ex-
tremely ela,ed. Ts
The remainder Of the la@was occupied
ny. the transaction of %1liilpofiant business
relating to the territories.
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Invitation,

The SUMTER RfFLEMEN and the Beat Com
pany CAPT. BLANpIEo.) arc hereby invited to
participate with tho Claremont Troop in the
second day Of next February.
An Oniion will DO delivered on that day by
n member of tho Troop. The public generally
ind tho Ladies' In particular, arc respectfully in
vited to attend, as seats will be reserved for
by orler of tho Committee of Invitation.
jan. 18th, 1851 II III
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TO Hs EMF.
Meal and Grist.
FLORA,

PaS'ry Cook and Bakcr Of Cakes, dc. dc
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal f~casls, party -suHers,
&C. lior long experience aud service in
every department of her business, lusriiics
l'nr IN engaging TO give entire satisfaction
20 her employers.
Sho may be found by application at the
Barbcr's Shop in this place.
Sumtoryille, Jan. 9th, 1861 II #
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MERCHANT HOTEL,
Charleston. q. g.

THOMAS STEEN. ROpRIETUR.
-, IN The Subscriber having rcn.wr, his
EiisIt lease oI above ESTABLISHMENTS, respect.
ylll2ahs. FULLY inform his iriru!n and The ,raye
ing p"blic. that con>ilcrahln alterations and
Improvements have h;.n iiarir. and tha, ma al.
iort WI! h: lcf unrrt.l, Ia give satisfaction 10
all who visit his Hotel.
Oci. y, 1850. - ,f
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IT being impossible, Tor various reasons
to publish tho names of all the menbers of
the Southern Right Association in one num-
yer OF our paper, we huve compelled to pub
llsh them in two or three numbers. The
following, however, completes tho lists
making in all $40 names
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reputation - lSF aasSNA $50
s,psfr, Men Jersey. Juiy 10. 1919.
DR. a. II CHHtsrtE--Denr Sit You wish 10 know pf
me what has been the result in my own sass, Of tho
application Of THE BELT n NECK
LACE. Ally reply is as follows; Es{,s-
For ano', ir.n,y. ssdr. had been suffering iiuni
Dyspepsia. Every !tsr the ~ symptoms became wosIe;
Of medical treatment whatever, About fourteen yesra
since, in consequence OF frequent exposure to tbs
weather. in the discharge OF my pastoral duties; I
hecame subject to 4 seycrc Chronic RheuTnstism, which
for year nfter year. caused nc Understandable aigrikh,
Farther In the winter Of as and a6, In conf1
quenee Of preaching n great deal In my own ara
various othee churches In this region, was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which toon became so severe 10
tn require sn immediate suspension tof mS. paStbrsi
iahorr. Ny Nervous sysira ras RON fhnrousA!g prof
trt;ea, ani as my Bfnnehihs became worse, 80 alo dM
my Dyspepsia anh Ritrumatie' oaeetioh-thts etincirHs
TINT these disorders were Connected with each. other
Though the medium Of the Nervous Sys,eM. In tha
agent which could reach and rccupcratc my Nervous
system every thing that ] had ,rI,d for this purpose had
completely failed. Al last I was led by my friends To ex.
anime your Inventions, and Though with no very san
guine hopes OF their sGiciency) ] determined y try the
ehec. Of the application ot the BELT y
NECKtACF- with tho MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
in June, 1915, 10 nv CHEAT ssToStsHaEsr. IN TWO
es.nirn TO RESUME Mr rAsIcR,L EAaoss, Non it..E 1
ssuE OMITTED a SINGLE sssvtcE Of ACCOUNT or Iifs
baoycHir,s; .sp My RHEpaAri c ArFEcIios HAS ~:
rinnLy cE,sEo TO rRoraiE NIX. Such Is tho wonder.
full mud happy results of the cSpe riment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to napuy
who hove been likewise suffering from Neurulsfc nfac!
tons They have tried them, WITH HArrS kEAuLTs, I
BILiESF, ~ IrERr cA1E. IA&4 s&N ,.T
AN. dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT'F. L4NDtS: Fl
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ROBERT LATTA.

I.ATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON 4 LATTA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he is now receiving II rd-
ritty of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cnsh-Two doors above III.
Planters Hotel, and immediately opposite James
Dnnlnp's, esq.
Camden. =. C.. Dec. 10Th. 1850 9 tf
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DR.. CHRlSTtE'S
N~ECNIhCE

l., used for all complaints affecting The Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis, inflammation af the Throat. Seryous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness OF the Head, Neuralgia In
the Face, Burning or Rhatihg IN the Ears, pcstncss,
which, l. gsucFallg Nervous, and that Gbtttssing eota.
plant, oallNl Tic DoloIeuN. ~.