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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
MINERAL TEETH
For Mastication.


THE subscriber gives his personal atten-
AN*g ton TO the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
OIIFYYYS oil the best quality: from preparations
which produce a Hfe-iike resemblance
that so far as known, gives entire sats co and is not
exceled The facilities of his Establishment for the Man
uacture OF Mineral Teeth the different methods attach
ing them to gold plates, by double astenngs when sub.
ected TO great pressure, rendering them firm and reliable
an nGstcaton the and comfort with which they are
worn after due tral the which they have
been subjected without failure their perfect articulation
and the thorough manner III which the patchwork is exc
cued enable the subscriber offer guarantv against
defective mechanism, and in Mi cases. the reason
able expeditions of his patientsto combine the little
duce, the efu with the agreeable y
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
gether with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRUE.
new article not surpassed by any for cleansing The
teeth and correcting bad breath. Also,
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION
recent preparation for Canker Sore Throat Sponov
Gums, sc 0r-s'
The efficiency OF the above preparations the ncreas
ing demand for them have ind ced the Proprietor TO enter
into their manufacture more largely than formerly
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
mechanical defects in gold plate work, soldering filling
teeth, DC, by JAMES NEWTON, during his CONNECTION
with this office, will be repaired the done anew
as the case may require, by the subscriber farther
charge TO the patient. s. r. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main ST. Residence. No Harvard ST.
jyld1
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NOTICE.

VUE, the undersigned, have this day formed Copar
w nership, under the name and firm Of GROOM MASON
a. Co., for the purp of manufacturing FLlNTS PAT
ENT STEEL YARDS or SCALES new and valuable
article for weighing and the time computing its
values at any given price per pound with unerrng certainty
RICHARD GROOM,
LEMUEL G. MASON,
Russell r. LEWIS.
JOSIAH s. SMALL
CHARLES Il. HALE.
Worcester, August l9, 1851. aug2s dlww3ts
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In Basement of Nos. l & 2 Piper's Block.
Newt Door South IT, g Hotel

NeXL ULOr 81 E1OJc1s
THE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon. which they have fitted up with all
the of the day, and wi h such convenences
the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best
sruCton; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
The reputation has long been established keepers of
q Eating House, and they will be ready at all hours
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity to ord,r
Fruit of all kinds: Nuts and Confectionery Of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
o. Gratefu.orthe liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its contn from their friends
and the public
aug25-dwistf SPURR & LEWIS.
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A. H. WT0N.

Worcester, SIS. August 90, 1851.
HON. CHARLES MASON of Fitchburg. commissioner
Of Insolvency for the County of Worcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES
CONANT, Yeomap of Leomnster. in said county, Comb
manufacturer nsolyent debtor and the payment of
any debts the delivery OF any property belonging said
nsolyen debtor him for his use the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of said nsoyent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Fitchbug, in said County, the.5Oh
day OF September next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof of debts and choose assignee assgnees of
his Estate. VIM. H. YOUNG, ID. s.
sepl-d3tw2t Messenger
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GRAFTON FREE SON ASSOCIATI0N
INSURANCE.

kNSUhANCE.
I'HE Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company give no.
tce that Fifty thousand Dollars Of the Guarantee Cap
a OF said Company has been paid in and invesed and
ha SAID Company will insure against loss by fire, oher
WISE than on the Mutual principle dwelling Houses Barns,
stables Stores Warehouses; Mills Bridges Machine shops
ana buildings of every description Ships and Vessels
po and ON the stocks and all kinds personal property
to any amount exceeding five thousand dollars any
one risk.
By order of the Directors.
e IL HEMENwAY, President.
o. HARRINGToN, Secretary. aug30-d2w
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FoUnd

nN Lincoln street, August 9th, pair Of GOLD EAR
" KIN OBS, which the have by calling the
subscriber The Boomingdae Road and paying charges.
aug3U-d3t MOSES L. BOLSTER.
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SkY-Light paguerreotvnes.

~ n b. CLAFLlN invites the attention OF the public
W. to the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main street. ,sa usH
G Particular attention is invited the clear and life.
like expression of the eyes the rich and beautiful soness
OF tone the rare and exquisite finish of both plate and
picture.
From his long experience in and extensive knowledge Of
the business, together with the facilities with which he has
to operate he feels justified in saying that pictures he
is now producing exceled by those OF any other
operator either in the city country. Persons having
pictures taken by the best operators earnestly solicited
TO call and compare them with the pictures being
taken at his 1t is fact universally acknow lodged
that the pictures taken his rooms in point of denea
on bodness and unerng truthnlness, equalled by
few, and excelled by
III Price $780, and upwards according to size of plate
and richness of frame
nT Persons having pictures taken by other operators
with which they dssased can have them re-taken nj
a reasonable charge Copies taken IRON Dagler
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits. r.
~ Children taken at all ages.
RecOlect the number-142 MAIN STREET, fun only On.
flight of sairs.) 2doors north Of B. L. HAaDoSs a.
Worcester, June 20 je26-,itfis
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Notice.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN I!

A Lot OF chandeliers tor Burning Oil.
ONE large one, with twelve burners and small
~ with four each. -Four Fountain Chandeliers
with four burners each Three do with three burners
EACH and large Entry Lamp, with glass lantern. lot
Of side lamps and Fixtures together with chi nneys and
shades for the above. ready for
Aso-Two Chandeliers, with six lights EACH for burning
Fluid nearly new, and four Brack Burnes together with
shades complete.
The above will be sold cheap, for the that city
have introduced gas into the city building For further
particulars inquire of DAVID GLEASON City Messenger
the CITY Hall. sepldtf
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SUMTERVILLE MALE
"a A. a IN Hi az W

| The exercises of This School. will commence
OH Tuesday. the 9th of January noxt. under the
charge OF the Subscriber. who by diligcnt uttcil-
| tim to his profession, wishes to merit that pu.
| tonngc, which he has heretofore r. ccivcd, in
| other parts of the District.
Ii will he his object, to establish School of
the first order. Competent Assistants will bc
employed If necessary, aii;l every means in his
power, made usc of TO render il such.
His plan of education will be strictly prcpar;l.
tory to South Carolnn College though, ifdcsir.
ed. pupils will III. prepared for any other lnstiiu-
ton in the country.
|. The Scholastic year will he divided into two
sessions of five months each. und no pupil re-
ccivcd for less than session nor any deduction
made Tor absence except i'll case of sickness.
TERMS.
Spelling. Reading. Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session, Sl2 50
English Compassion, Dccln,nalion)
Grnmmcr. Geography, History.
Arithmetic, hlgibra. Geometry, SIS 90
Mythology. Philosophy, Rhetoric
anu Logic including the above.
The nbovc With Latin aud Greek $40 90
w. w. ALSTON.
Mrs. ALsToN, assisted by Miss f.. WELLS. in
the Literary md Miss Hour in The Musical De-
par,ncnt, will open n Female School. nj ,lr.
Academy where Mrs RICE has tauyh, for srv.
cral years.
Board can be obtained with Jnhn f. ITnyns
worth. Esq. nnl other gentlemen of the village
upon rri*oiithlc terms w. w. A.
Dee. 9th, 1851 G,
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Notice.

4 RECEIVED Orders from w. II. b.
Richardson, Chairman OF The Western
Board OF Commissioners Of Roads for
Clarendon County, dated 2Glh September
lasI, toissne warrant toJ. II. Prescott, esq.
as OvcrscCr on HE Vance's Ferry Road,
To take Tic hands belonging to TINT Juris.
dict:on and work upon SAID Road twelve
consecutive days according TO Law, at the
expiration OF The twelve days werk, if the
Road should 10; then he in passIbie, or,
safe condition, upon information from said
oycrsccr 10 that effect, ,o give public notice
Of the same THIS day received .niorna.
ton rom MIR. Prescott, over seer OF the said
Nnncc's Ferry Road, lha, he had agreeable
to the above instruction worked upon said
Road twelve days with oil the hands be-
longing 10 that Jurisdiction, ard he con-
sders the Bridge to be entirely unsafe, Gas
the abutmcnt Is entirely ro.tcn,) even for a
single horse IL pass over.
Therefore the public arc warned from
passing over tho Vance's Ferry embank-
mcnt and Bridge, both in person and pro-
perly OF any kind as il is reported 10 be
entirely unsafe.
BY order Of The Chairman.
J. b BROGDEN, Crk Com. II.
Nov. "a 1851. 6-3m.
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CATALOGUE,

silk and Straw Bonncts, Gihhons, Flowers and
Silk Goods, Hosiery. Gloves, Scarfs, Crava,s,
Together with complete assorimen, of MILNE
ry Goods, DRESS ana Cloak Trimmings. &c.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols
Percussion Caps, Game 81 Shot Bags, Powder
Fiasks.
knives, Scissors, Ruzors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments
Writing Cases, Work Boxes. Fancy Stationary
Goats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co
longncs,
Soaps, Pcrfnmcry, Inks, ta
And n gencml assortment ot Fg+.cy Articles
Gold and Silver Watches, JawclTy,
Marine Time Pieces. French Manicl Clocks
Comnon Brass and Wood Clocks, DC.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
Ifaisn, and various other articles too hume tous
10 mention
N.B.-Jnai received from Paris the mos,
splendid assortment OF Gilt ana Gold Jcwelry
ever offered IN this market +. G.. y.
October ii, 1851. Soft
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South Caroliaa-- Sumter Dist,
By ". LEWIS, E:syr., Ordinary far
said District.

'y - i'1' ~ ~ F"T.' ''ah8Ty lOr
said District.
Whereas, II. NJ. English hath ap-
Piled TO me for LcHrrs ct administrator
on all and singular the goods and cha,'cIs,
rights and creditors ui s5naann, g. English,
late ol the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, To citc and adnon-
'sl all and singular, .hr kindred and crcdi-
tors o! the sad deceased, To be and appear
before me at our next Oriinary's Cour, for
the SAID District. 10 be holden ai Sumter
Court House Oh Friday the 10Th dav of
December INST, 10 shcW cause, If any, wh,
the SaId administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9th day OF December IN the wear OF
l.. $ our Lord, one thousand cpL, hun
drcl aud fifty one, and in the 75il,
year o! American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. $. d.
Dcccnhcr 9'h, 1851. >,
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CIRCULAR.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he is now receiving,
at his old stand, No. 26 IAYNE-SrREEr. tup
sairs,) from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, IL complete assortment of
Staple an0 fanru Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewe,ry, &c,
US per Catalogue annexed, which he is prcpa red
10 sell on reasonable terms, at Hhoic-sais omly.
TO the Country Trade. He respectfully solici,s
call, being determined 10 sell rs low as any
House i'll the City. l.. G. BROWN
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town Of SumterVilIe.


Tie entire lot on which is situuted tho
SUMTER HOTEL now occupied by Dir.
Myers, formerly By Mr.. Windham, Mr.,
Dnkins, and others. The new buildings
on The lot are, large convenient two-stoI
ry establishment Just liniplied and occupied
by by Mr.. Flowers as a CARRIAGE MA.
KING ESTABLISHMENT. with n Black;
smith Shop ATTACHED tho Store occupied
by DR.. Mcllet, "a an APOTHECARY,i the
STORE-HOUSE occupied by Mr., Folsom
and DRY GOODS ESTABLISH SiENT
under the same roof by myself. The Sia3
bles on the premises are new and afford
accommodation for SIXTY HEAD OF,
HORSES Tho rent OF the buildings ex2
elusive OF the Tavern itself (Which reata
for thr2e hundred dcslars) is worth seven
huudrcd and fifty dollars. The whole will
he disposed OF cicop for cash., or on credit
TO an approved purchaser ApHty on the
premises to 8M. WEbb.
Oct. 2Sth, 1851
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cow WI e. RCaAA.
Latest Dates.


5f. CHAELEsToS, December 6, 1851.
,COtton.-There was fair demand for
this article yesterday, which resulted in the
sale of upwards Of LOO bales, at extremes
ranging frcnG . 8 Ia cents. Among
the sales were several lots sold after the
11iuh,boldfs accounts wcro made public, at
Father better prices - Courier.
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Steel and Bead Bags,

SHELL, TUCK, AND SIDE COMBS,
Buffalo do, Buffalo Rodding and English Horn
ITO Hair and Coat Brushes. Fancy SOAPS,
..Airnefs, SC, and great many fancy nrticlesy
expected in few days, all Of which viii! bs
sold low by w. ]. FRANCIS.
Opposite T. J. &, VI. Moses Law Ofiiee.
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IEUE'CgtEH Nv HsAEeyO.

dh a. H. q Z! WI hSAEeV&1.
MIR. Yu'ce will, il is stated, comics,
the right or,Mr. MaIIorv, Senator ciccr,
,oa seat iG The Senate of The Unite,
States. Tho groun,l Of contest is lha,
Mr.. iulc", on the G,s, ballot was
c.onslIInllonal!y. and legally elected,
nc hnNinG twcny.lline votes, am! there
Or'nS twcnlv.ninc bnnkS, whicl, blanks,
ns Is contcndrd, would not be noticed.
a letter from Con,ul Owens has been
received ut the State Department nj
Washington relative ,o 1'hr shcr's case.
The Captain General OF Cuba may revise
the proceedings OF tn, Court, by which
he was coi'danncl, or may remit tho
sentence. 1t is also ru,nurcl that the
captain General will pardon him. aud
give him twcny'!a to settle his affairs, at
The explraior Of which time he was to
quit Tie Island.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEc1loH.-.-llc House
stood on the 25,h 1876 WLigs l99 Coalition.
i~,s. Eight places OF election TO hear
from.
u The Webster convention assembled
at Fanrul Hall on The 25,I; the Hon
George Aslnaun President and about 30
Vice Presidents
-,
ALADAMA.-Ihc Alabama Legislature
has postponed the election Of United States
senator until January next.
NOMINATION OF Mn. WEBSTER ron THE
IEEslpENcy.-M Webster was nnmina-
ted for the Presidency at Fancuil Hall,
n'St"'; on neS"aT !ast' unanimously, and
-. iAuorcSs 10 me people OF tic United
Sta.ys s,.I:a, accompanies his nom'na!'"n' in
r.,', 'e' ~" '''cr's ana pno''c services arc
'e''iy presented.
CouSrrRrE,r. We ore rcouc.,cd n
caution tho nub,;c ,r,;ny, ,.d,,n,arr,;,
vI;cI, h.,
well-cxcci,lc,l 500 bin on ,hc
Merchants Buuk or Chcrou ,nL
rescn,htcs ,lo L;I, r. ~, Di !.
; -, '''''"'
u "''S over 'i'c
"':'o''''i.'.'o'' OF ." $. onc OF the
cou.!crlr''s was ofcrcd To merchant
In this place las, week. -Couricr.
Az Aur,,,,. v,...,, r,u -
Capt. Churchill Of The prome,hcus rruorls
that when he was leaving Grry;own, he
was fired into twice by tho English hrir of
war Express, in consequence oi his not
paying anilcmal demand for por, fees
The Captain of the brig threatened to filc
bomb she'll into the steamer If The fires
wcro not put ont and the money paid
Captain Churchill was obliged to comply.
but did SO under protest. Charleston .Ners.
-.t ~,
' ~ Mr' II. h'ggS, to whom was awarded
~ tnH recent ra'r "' me South-Carnlinh
ans''' sshe sseslYa VIZ c.,y' SILVER media, for
.S'J e3SEyis gt e exhibited, on ms
. s.u" ssSS;;sestiSia" "eshay las,
and its contents. valued =, hc,,vcn,,- ,hr.n
and four thousand dollars. had pccn do.
stroycd bv fire on ,lc nrryions n;,!,;
.ssr.ssS Chnry.yoy (,n,,,;,,
E,!v.., ri,
Sss.i ,, : , ne ''"50h O0Serrcr' states,
ISr, oeun ram enough ID hcor-cesSzss
petus 10 all the water courses there, and
that ii Cotton, does not now come down
tile Pee Dee to the perfect sa,i, G,cion Of ,br
Charleston Factors as to orun i,y. the inul,
Will no, be With The Rivers but with The
Crop and Boats. Evcrv,hinr is anoa,.
A.. -
u ~: aNsnIlhhh W,, AHn n, I'ArTAS"oGA
s;asLNoApr s;ae NJ re'''l''''' r's.c' "' me ON
,I, ~ "m;' "pS'n m 'aH e.''re ''"e
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South Ca r0lina-- Sumter Dist.

By -. LEil Is, ESlr., ordinary for
snW District.
Whereas, G. w Ice hath oppl, d to me
Tor letters 0t administration on a II aud sin
gular The goods aud chl,llcs. rights and
creditors "i ID. K Lee, late OF The District
aforesaid, deceased
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon.
IHh all and singular, The kindred and crcdi-
tors OF HE sad deceased, to be- and appear
before me at our mex, Ordinary's Courl Tor
the sad District, 10 be holden a, Sumter
Court House en- Friday the l0th day OF De-
ccmbcr INST, to shew cause. it any, why ihc
sad administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
Sth day of December, in the year OF
T.. 3 our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and fiity-onc, and IN the 75;h
year OF American Independence
W. LEWIS. O. $. D.
Dec. 0;h. 1851 >,
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Important Notice
TO r. III T. II Urn YC
GREAT AND DUNPREcEDESTED SALE At TliE
LONDON HHOUSE; S'EOEsE,

"LDNDON 9EOUsEs STORE.n
WE beg respectfully 10 inform tile in.
habitanis of this city, and also of tho
6er IL, 1851, and following days, we Commence
!d,sn9sing Of the ARC EST and most BEAU
IlFUL STOCK OF GOODS ever imported
or or offered for sale in any city throughou, the
We take this method of making IL kn,,vn n
the public, generally, through the columns OF
the Journals, nnl describe the Various Lots and
clasr "f Goods, quoting at the same time, their
ntEuI"r value, and also afi.iug our marked
sacrifice, hitherto quite unhcnrd Of in this civ
We place before our customers for sale. the
enormous quantity Of 5000 pieces Of Fashionable
Bonns. Ribhons, containing in all sirfy thousand
yarHs together with tito uniermen,ioned Lots
Of various gouds, the prices of which must ns.
tonsii every brl.ol.!cr. We commence therefore
viii, - - A'']
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Bounty Land Claims.

The undersigned tenders Isis services in the
prosecution and collection, of claims for - Olli.
GERS and Soldiers who have been engaged in
the Military services of the United States"
Ills facilities arc such II. to ensure the promp.
est attcHtion
Il. NJ. DYSON. agent,
Snm'ervi!c, April 2N,h, 1851 81 Il
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Ready Made Clothing

Will bo received in few days, very
fine Stock of Ready Made Clo,hing- Consisting
of every article nf Gents wear, and vii, br
sold low, by WI, FRANCIS,
oppisitc f. j. & M Mcses' Law Of,lcc
SSpt. lss 1881. 4f-,f
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

r. NJ. Clark ~ r. NJ. Gordon and others. Z
1t appearing to my satisfaction that T.: NJ
Gordon and wife, Ransom ], Clark, Samuel +.
Clark und Jnhn VI. CLARK. deientianis IN tiio
1t is therefore ordered ,hnt ti,eY do appe;it and
obieet to the division or sale OF the Resi- Eaiate
of Samuel Clark, deceased, on or before sthts
eighth day of January next, or thor conssit 10
tho same will BE entered Of record. 80
~. I,EWIs, u.
Sent. S,h. Ia3i5 IS IL
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A Card,

e& The subscriber hns The pleasure
6liSoi Informing his friends and customers
generally, that his health has so FAR recov-
ere as to enable him 10 take charge of his
business again
Truly thankful for pas, fayors, hopes to
be able TO sorvc all who favor him to their
entire satisfaction. EIn has just received
a, large assortment of almost every article
usual kept in his line.
FREEMAN HOYT.
November 4, 1861. 40,
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Ribbons,

A beautiful asssorimen, OF BONNETS, CAT
and NECK RlBBONS--alsc, all colors ant
widths of Satin and Tafteta Ribbons. jusi re
cciycd and for saio low by W. J, FRANCIS
Srpr. H. 1851. Al Il
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Segars and Tobacco.

very fine lot of Spanish ScgarS; also fine
hc"ing Tobacco, just received aud for sale low,
eby w. FRANCES
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Preserves, Brandy Pectlesa,

&cy &c. &ca
9. I; !: Ginger Preserves, w. LIDO. (ass'ted,3
Brandy Peaches and other brandy Fruits
Cnracoa Maiascl,ins and Cordlals, (ass'edl
Madeira, Sherry, Port and N. c., Black !.
Berry Wines; Scotch Ale and LondoIi
Porter, pln.s and quarts. se,:H
HEIDSEICH. .CHA1EPAIGNE.
Ganva Jelly, Catsups and Sauces,
Rose water. Chocolate and Cocoain5 !, I,
Pruneo, Cittrons. Currents and ,Ra;sins.
English French and American Mustard.
do ~ g. Picklcs,i.E
do and Goshen Cheese, Maearo1ii,
Qtalion.j - -
Superior Tyson and Black Teas. old Java
Coffee. English Walnuis, Brazil Filberts,
Shell Barks, and SOFT shelled Al,ronda.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Pickled Salmon.
Mnckercl (kegs and barrel,) Prime Leaf
Lard. in barrels and kegs, suenf cured
Hams. Bologna Sausage, Soda Wine, Lee
mon, Water and Butter Crackers.ty :..styf
Choice and Favorite Brands Of Segars
and Tobacco. 81.
BY ROBERT I.ATTa,t
Nov 25.-5-tlstj Camden, s.. c.
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-ryAR..- dintcly after parade. and all dclaultcrs
are ordered to appear and render their excuses,
or they will he fined by default.
By order Of Capt. J. B. y. IIAMMET.
l.. l.. FRASER. Jr, q. :.
Dinner Committee: l.. J. W. Vaughan. Sin
sictnn Iis,lall. VIM. Sultlc, J. II. Sulo,nons. d.
;. Sargcant +. 5. Rrams. W. c. Rcams, Ben
Eimin Weeks, ThuEE.s j. Blackwell
Dee 9th,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-09
HgO1rEsrd Esis,h0pRa.

lot J. contains $50 pieces of Taflities,
suited for Children's Bonne,s all at SC
per yard, or G3 ~ cents the piece of
~ yards; regular price OF these goods
Is IL IL cents per yard.
Lot 10, 800 DO. and fg'd Sa;ins, nll at 6 Id
cents per yard, worth 10 cents.
Lot lG, 20G do do. all ut s cents pcr ward.
regular prices g 81 cents.
Lot II. 37G do ti.'d Satin and Lules,ngs
all at ID cents, regular prices 20 cents.
Lot Is, 1000 do. OF splendid plain and
figured S:tns aud lnlcs, all at IL l 9
cents regularly sold aud worth 25 cents.
Lot 10. 3sJ very rich, all at l5 ccn,s, worth
% to 81 Ia cents.
Lot 20, l75 Wide Lu,es,rnrs EJrcd.
prime quality, - 81 cts, sold nt 81 / 2.
Lot II, GOO DO. splendid qualities 1T ~, 2S
aud 81 III cents, regularly selling at
81 cent? per yard.
Lot %, contains 1865 pieces Of tho richest
and most beautiful Goods ever shown,
prices rom ~ l-2 10 10 and IA cents.
This superb lot cost the Manufacturer
from 100 dollars tho piece, and rccu-
larry rciaied al IS cents 10 81 per ward.
In laying bcorc our customers THIS cx.
tcns'vc Los o! Goods, we beg also 10 state
that they are all OF tho ncwcs, styles, IN
Pia'ds. PAIN and brocaIcd I.utcs, PLAIN
and brncaded rich dress Sailns, and from
/, tho first Manufacturers IN Lyons and Paris
(t'ranCc) and Coventry (Enuiand.)