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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

EOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
NS View yOn ls@y'E ieiiY treEtes-
Lisier how she GCursud heasef
Once her hair wal red and fiery,
Once twss Stubborn, E,if sud why
Now, a. vesper or 81 ma
Giotsy "a Bu6 sOfl a. attn
The tecrei-kpOW goa bow tLe w0- e.
GO2rgue's Liquid Hair Dye doIeit
Tbs iresumsbe compound potseises re ss-c1ithlnZ
fecuty OF Converting red Whts bs.r the infant Il 70
pied. ~ rich euc ucchelgeshe black or brown. Not ne
sssl femsrsAhe o. ia properties 10 the aci lgl while 10
changes The hair ihe tk!n rems'ls untuc ~ the slight
esl ttsin. GODrsCt'E Hair Rsst0r2rvs or Crcassisn
Gloss makes The hair grow rs tEng Cut ard
Gers sf, why hair soft stay and glotsy ira bottles
g cents esch.
Bewsrs Of ten thoussnd coun.erei', and purchase
only q Dr. COURAUD, u WsEer-pt, frsl Store from
Broadway. ny8 IhSat&ruu
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WATER. CURE

INa FSrABLSaM Binshsmtol Brcone CO,
n N-Ffis Es.rp is-reni Ia Delightfully."- located 81 e
st,@ 81 ire mountain -ori which tstes ~ nere, Soc
r,lrrsrca IhGl view a. the Checs-so SO Sli1~s'
ks-s Rfv.rs VIII t1-ir rich arc nesnnfl vNiies
Ths Cure sruw cpen for ~ reception src treatment
o. rsver TIE rstu.~ hss neen s-cceta1l IN s-c-ing
tea - ,-rr, rrofes,iora ell OF Dr c SAME RI .ale
mi S~-.Yok CIV whos- lH- yqs-enre in hy--o'eihy
\, ,srt eusrsnes 10 IRE gstr01s 81 hls -sg,IJn bal
is-v "a il ~ seuns.clf cfrrt f1r
Al eJsTs &c. prof si,oos nn'llosi lpfesill in-''
he s-s-sssea ~ D- AAHEErr 81 tHe Cure.
,~vs 49, D. " 4 n M KANNEH, Pr'rre'c-L
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gUYDROPATHIC INSTITUTES

Patients are treated the year round 81 The commo-
modious Civ Institution. IS Lsightst and during the
VAIN season 81 Lebanon Syringe Bob IS ,Lol.lmean
hich are among the Oldest IN the United S'aea are row
connected under the medical direction OF r Z TRAIL
NJ d aud Ihe dometue management OLD CAhSELL \
SON my5 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

MOHAWK VALLEY RAILROAD
I'VE The Books Of Subscription 10 tbs CspL Stock OF
this Railroad vii be opened at me chenc. B11I sna At
on The ION ir1t The Report OF hs survey ana Estimates
may be obisreo and map ard Proaes Ieen, a. tho 49,
Ter place.
A. c. FLAGG,
uvlq w. A. MANN, Jr,
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INDEPENDENT Ike 70 CHAGRES

INDEPENDENT LINE to CHAGRES
a DIRECT and thorough Tickets % Csiloraia 81 The
lowest reduced faes Of fsre-fh- sad splendid steam
er BROTHER JONATHAN, 400 tuos register, naNng
proved herse OF no fastest vessels IN th5 void VIII
positively cal rom Pier Norm River, Al PRECISELY
NJ on Monday he .6h Of May TOTS steanss hts be7n
constructed 9Th view strength snd speed, hss most
excellent VENT alton AID superior accommodations, end
vii BE- supplied With provIons 10 most lo7rs manner
with especial fur he comfort u pssssogerI ana 10
frnisted h iron vsuit Tor 10 s4s usnsp1r&onO OF
spece bullOn and Other ysusbes, without cusfge for
Guns less thGo 81 COO AlsO a. experienced surgeon
whore services are nee OF expense. -
Arrangements having been msde with Messrs 4 ACH,
RISSON NELSON 4 co - Pan4ma, Tor 1hs sAie VI
Tickets en- 10 Pacific 10 ire UNION and oher ndepen-
d-It steamers III public projected sgansI "a prices,
and provided Win opp)nOn ~ 40 Only borough Lne
For freie ht and passsE- apply 10
myi6 FMIWt.6h T. MILLS Agent 81 CorslGnd g.
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uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
n HNew.York to Poughfeepsio ard Albany, By Railroad
and steamer ARMENIA Sundays excepted. Leave Office
In Hudsou-s A. near Chambers az ~ Tor roaghkeepde
ard al way stations. ASA An forroughkeepsie stop
ring al Manhattan vile, Youkes. oobb,s Ferry oesrmAn,
spTipg Flshlnl and New namburgh Az i2i NJ. for
PouRhkeepsis ard al way siai0ls Az VI Tor Pough'
keepsie and all way Stations Al NJ Tor Poughkeepae
and principal wSy ala toes connects with steamer Arme
MIA tor Albany and places tas River. Al = I'm
FOR PeeksEiu and WAY Stations Leava r0ughkeepde 20.
ing south at 7 Am. u AM. ~ An, Pm and N
steamboat train leave Peeksk Tor Nev.Yofk ate AN.
myl II OLIVER H. LEE superintendent
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VALENTINE q CO.'S EXPRESS

VALENTINE q CO.'S EXPRESS
OPPOSED 70 hONOPOLY-Ths uldeFsignoo,
havrg made lrrar re VITA gte Inc OF Steamboats,
runpipg between neW-YorE, Hew-haven and Hartford
se prepared 10 receive AID forward PacEases, PIcsS
e 10 Eew-HGvsn. Midtown, Dsep El7of, s4yOfOok,
Lyme. HsddGu Hartford. Springfield, &c.
ofhs Express, win iron saies or .he greater pfoocuoo
Of valuable pscka2es , ~. 80,
giLs srt also he p1rcEhsing q Goods.
Tseg hope by rsllsd Auction % Business ana rssr
so~stfe chsrges - ahLre portion u plDlc patronage
VALEATIHE { CO Hafss1-sL
Nev.yc-E March o. l25i MI TurnAsbt m
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CHICAGO and GALENA TEN Pl

HHlCAGO and GALENA Ten PER
N)CENT. RAILROAD BONDS e@5.OOO.-Ine sut =
tlr ocr, 0,r Az u GOO OF he Bonds d Chcasl
a. Gsieus Railroad, bearing Zen per cenA lnleres',
under authority from tie Legislature payable 10 NeA
YORK sud he principal convertible Ia ths Sock OF 'os
Company Ruy Cue within four 5eUt
This Ross forms lis IN he great chain OF tosas Ios
lie Atlantic css 10 The hississpp River ano Possessas
Eso very valuable loca u6fc lIb one of The chespeE
roads 10 tS world having cost but about $looC per ms
- Elgin 70 which place Il IL completed hCm Cnicsso-
Y5A s dividend OF h,s Company eight per ceut fos
ak mouths Oh the finished portion Of the Road.
The Bonds aforementioned are portion VI oss ~ ieo
for he purpose OF extending the hosd 70 sei'l1e'9'
which poiuiitis under contract ,...,
These teu per cent BOndS for sale 10 amounts o. 800
And 200 Al O6 per cent win Interest from ISL ssHy nexi
snd furnish The cheapest perfectly safe security % As
market ...-,..s.
Further particulars can be Obtained OF me suoscnoG.
ms MWSth JOHN THOmPSONs % W AAsl
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SUMNER MISUNDERSTANDING

=. z VI VI r II a NM NO Y VI E<AE 80
~ OF Hours Com nencng Msy - l5l-kAMAPO
AND PATERsON RAILROADS Express frslps leave
Eufefns - FOL ows thu arrvs " the Eric trains
Al Q o'c och AN stopping only ~ R.msey's Hohokus,
Paterson, BUYERS and Boiling spring 10 oeocE
AN stopping only Peterson and BoiDg spring a
Ot cloes Pm stopping only 81 Hohosus PaIsr'os and
Boiling Sprng . , -,
Leave New.York al o'clock 4 NJ. stopping onvh
Paterson and Hohokus, al 81 ocock z N stopping Only
Passsic Bridge PAlefsoo snd ii rhoGus 100000 n
stoppng only a. Boiling Spring Huylers and hsms7ys-
The BIpress trains leave hskessI stAuon, fsl1fsool
for New YORK al a snd 10. NJ and loi n or on tee
srrys Of N. uains from SuHens The up usins ssop o.
WAY FRaiSs leave suGerns AZ s. A. A. and Ne"-Yors
AltP.M -. A.
SUNDAY PRAiSs leave Suderns Al h-beavo rev
York "A N Attempting only AZ HOhohus and Ramsay o
PArEssos TRAss ie.ve rsofson =. "A oeloct, a. =:
AHA, and = o'coch M.-L"aye Ne~-sofk al 80 and
lOt I'M, and "A and % O'Clock n
5UEDAys Leave Paterson Al u O'CLOCK, AN and .
oclocf, Pm. Leave New.Yok al o'ciocI, 4 NJ snd Q
O'Clock P N myl9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

OFFICE o. The MANHATTAN Gas LlGaT Co. AprL .
NAS.-Notice Is hereby gwen that on
NJ and aaer The frs day Of Jsuuay ueHi ne prce OF
Gt,s-rves by his CoupsLy - is customers viii 10 re-
49, S re Dreteut 8-ire Of g En- 20 . per l0l5sr1
c1s,, fset By order OF - Board o. Directors.
80 Sr,ThtSs SAMUEL T. HOWARD. S9cy
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UUDSON RIVER WATER-CURE
u 4 Establishment Al fNrytown, within few II aatei
w6lh ofthe H. T. Railroad Depot and o. the sioa aOos
lsnrirg lsuoW opep for the reception OF patients.
my6 In r. D. PERSON, 81, D. Physician
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INFORMS 81 EsSEX RAILROAD-

NEORRIS & ESSEX RAILROAD
IVA SUMNER ARRANGEMENr- Dover
4 q F,eiae' 10 A. N sod z NJ Leave morrstown
J, Freghl' O. 80 A1. and IS N, Leave Mllvile b.
Freight; ~ - N. snd 49, Sl3PM.
RETURNiNG. LEAvu TO- 49,. . -, ga a. al
A "a freight; and 4 z. 81 For 1Orrisown 80 III %
A NJ Freight and 1. 8, PM For hllyille 30, 10,
II 81 A M freight; and 4. 7. NJ
DOVER PASSENGER LINES Leave Dover, lOA VI ana
% A. Morrtstown ? a Az ard , - Pm Madison.
50 II and 2 - summit. IS A n and + N
Nnlvile 8 . A 81 and IS n Orange, 81 An ana
Ssg ON Arrive al Newark ~ A N ard ~ Z N ss
New Yort At 9 So A "A ard 81 NJ. o..
REruRNING-L Leave New York a. SO NJ and I'M
leave Newark Al BAN and % Z 81 49,,
The Morning Dover Tfan viii receive snd denvot
psssengsrs Al kOcEsway Denviue Morris Plains, h1rns-
iown. Madison, Chatham, summit au'H75 oOuso
Orange and Orange DepOs only
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y
Manufactured 81 Springfield Mass and e57 CneSD0t ct
Pbnsdei phih by Messrs PALMER 4 co All orders from
NeV. Yort arc Eew Fog and must be made 70 PALMER
& co. Spnt field mssS
hsvs examined csfeally the AruhciA leg invenIod
by Mr. 3 Palmer It's cOustrucuOn 10 simple snd Ia
execution u beeuuf0 ard What IL mOs important, hose
who thu misfortune require substitute for rAiu-
raj mb ns good fortune 10 IT, ali concur 10 bear
log pitctcs testimony 10 is superorly n cofor! and
uuitv. VALENTINE MOTT"
"keV-YOrk. January -. 1872
have seon several OF tbs Artificial LeRs manufactured
b. Means Palmer Co Ia use aud consider them fupe
rcr 10 %. lib - bich ! rfp scquzinted
"NILLARD PARKER, Al. d Prof Of surgery
&. t.nnsr, an 1851. in Coz Phys. and 5drgs, n. Y.
ma DIV eoSsl IN Z IuyI0 Way COW p
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ROSTON ii. NEWPORT AND

NOR BOSTON via \ WORT AND
n FALL RIVER-Rhs steamers EMPIRE srAfH
ara BAY sFAYB Leave Pier No. 3 North River, al
oelccs daily Ths Empire STATE Csoi BtayIon; 90 Taee-
dsys Yhursds ys and Saturdays tho Boy este Cap. Wm
srovn 90 hOrdsys Wednesday, add BddAys rtJs 10
Ihe only dree line 70 Eewpon stssnor In eonn@cuos
,xith his pns rlns " snd fOm Providence.
FIsDALEL EOROEN Agsns ~ and II WesIs.
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1881. G.leua and Chicago 1881.
I MON RAILROAD. and Branches

Z 81 MINK ARRANGEMENT -ANer NAY I, enuI
further notice. lrars ~l daily Sundays excep1edl &C
foA0ve
FRoN CFlcAe0. WESTWARD.
Fhst train viii lesvs for Alrors s4..............o NJ
Second trsn for Egin and ~ Charles, St......S AN.
ThiFd trsn for Elsin s. Chares .ni Agrors SIS Pm
FoS CHICAGO, Es>rWASp.
Flrk train viii leave AurOfs A. 4 A NJ aud sigtn
ana - N0ares
Second usin will leave Elgin and 81 Charles LIS M.
Third Train will lesve Aurors s................,e Pm.
Paaseugers leayrE Chicago on he o'c och NJ train
Tor kurors sill have daylight route via Oswego New
arb snd Ousws AMI resch Ia Sale ard Peru 10 time "
take the syeLing boats on the iiilOs River.
PAsseu eTs leaving Peru aud L. Sse and Intermediate
points. by ha morning sIsss viii tske tho O'Clock Z NJ
lsin from Aurora aud reach chicago O'Clock came
evening
Ssges viii couuec al kurors ma 81 Charles fSr Dixon
Albany and Rccs lslSnd. A,sO. b. n for 6Aen. and
points Wesl a1d North
JOHN B TURNER, Superintendent
Chicago. May !. 1851. mylS Inns
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TEE WATER-CURE AT ROUND

Il HILL NORTHAMPTON, hss 10 he most delight
All and srncye Institution OF is kind IN the country
ce.1Ine hy railroad nom the North South, ESs and West
The folio wing are Of the advantages which render
Round AN desirable Tesidence for nysids and tbair
friends aud for others who desire comfortable home
Pure air and delightful scenery and so el7Fs
tai and heshf.l location 2 Large aud pleasant rooms
1pd comforts and convsniences rarely found 10 similar
Insutu,,oUa S A prscdcsl and sxpenenc7d physician
Inteieeut and Efficient Nurses >. Abundance Of The
prest spriug " alter diet sdgpied for those woo Al
ho same doe Wish 10 i've well, and be well while tey
Tve great variety - rural wsSs and pleasant drives
10 the vicinity g. A O. nnGsun wiki BAAard-room and
Bowling AneyE , ,,.-,., ...y
rrTD r sscDsIT F.n Arsvt "a l.wFA&W'
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY-Thi,i hoo caves Now. York daily by slssm'
boat RED JACKET Pier l. Norm River, al a. ID.
81 New jersey Rslfoad foot Of C0rlsnts, siS and
NJ and 81 r ~
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NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE, from NEW-YORE 10 PHILADELPHIA,
leaves Pier No l. North River by steamboat John POter,
A8A and AZ NJ Fass ~ frssci IA cara, - lecond,
a. To Freehold (by mofollg ine oniyl ~ cents oni.
IRA BLISS. Agent
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DELlEF IN TEN MINUTES Care

a.. ers.t ,orssn remedy, Or LOCOCKs PULMONIC
WATERS. $500, c. -, u--.,,.,. -,
nousry Consumption ana al affections Of The Breast aud
LIwss,u'sctured by f. TAYLOR, RocheI,er II. Y, the
oT De snd genuine proprietor add manufacturer on the
Continent Of America by assignment OF hight from James
Johnson s,.,,.,,r IN o., p-,. 1919 Ia.
raj Ageris for New York aud cniIy. SOD ALEC by 3.
ID SANDS, 100 Ful,on-si Retail pice p cI per box.
uyl7 In
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NTONEY.-CASH for MORTGAGES.
MA country gentleman, having on baud several
thousand ooiss viii purchase good flf' Aongag-t On
NswYork Brookyn or Wilrams3urgh ole u Jderase
Discount Mortgages o. ve-y small amount, or having
NEW yesrs 10 rue ~ nog b. objected Co., vel secured
Adde'S MORTGAGE His .Gs- pos.pnd win nsne'
s5S,s.. SD mn psrticulsrs myl91
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MEIlIllAL

nTESNERIC EXAMINATIONS OF
iEh OfsE.sF ~ i7f Chsnp-rs-.t, hy celebrated
1.srt or .e touTs from e a. a. uli = Al Ofics
q Sstt4.t.S 10 lf4A my'f n
GRE. p. BANNING Inventor If tho
Be.e,t Ba6v-B-ace RH1 Other e,la1i "a Appfs,ces
,e crrs Of Chrori: Diseases hss rs0-ei tie Oh - 70
~ ,vs,e resicsrcs. l6 hsrcerat. eight doors sDpvs
e. !, ,rd OILY fev 't-5s from Sr9s1way m7i9 Nv
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SIOO Reward.

TINE above reward will he given for the dc|ive-
l. ry to me AT my Plantation IN Lancaster Dr.
trlct, s. G., Slave named IlORIS, about 90 years
old, very bright mulatto with straight hat, sunle
freckIes about his nose, the top of one Of his ears
has been cut of, think the left one-white eyes
aud light hair. He is about S feet 81 inches high,
straight built, well dressed; weighs about l40 Ihs.,
can read tolerable well. No doubt he will Try 10
pass himself as white man. He left my planta-
ton on the 9th Inst, has black dog halt hound
which follows him.
The above reward will be paid as above stated.
or Fifty Dollars will be given il he is lodged in any
Jail in the United States, so that l can get him.
Given under my hand and seal this 29lh May,
1851. p. Il HAMMOND.
p. S. No doubt but the Boy will attempt to get
to free country, perhaps via Charleston on
Rail Road or Steamboat.
The Charleston Mercury, tile Richmond Exam
iner, the Southern Press, and Raleigh Register n
g., will please copy the above three times lii some
conspicuous place in their several papers, and
forward me copy of the same, together with
their accounts for payment at Lancasterville s. C..
June 44 st
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sale Of Real Estate.

BIZ order Of The Court Of OrdiHar% .
VIZ n. be sold ON the first Monday III July nex,,
before The Court House in CAMDEN between
the legal hours OF sale, house and lots situated
ON the uprerpart ofaheztow oi Camden, numb er-
ing eigh, hundred and seventy nine (S'") WIN
1sesenty hyefeetaf the Western cad OF eari Lot I;
fronting the Public Square A each Oeng one nun.
dred feet wide--aiso, ilre South hail al "t s'l
hupdred and eighty one t8sl) the line of DIVISION
running Fast 10 West belng the real estate OF Or.
Isaac Burns of North Carolina decd.
- TERMS-CaSh for as much as Will pay 'oS'' :
the balance on a credit oftwelve months, purchaser
giving hund with good sscuri'y with interest there
On from day of sale, and mortgage ol the property
{ifdeemed necessary to the Ordinary.
JOHN INGRAM, g. " D.
Junol0. 46 IDS
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CAMDEN HOTEL
is NOW OPEN
NOW Oi GlN
FOR THE ACCOMMODATIONS OF
TIE TRAVELLING PCBLIC.


FOR THE ACCOMMODATIONS OF
TIE TRAVELLING PCBLIC.
TT is an excellent and commodious building, new
L and we'll fitted up, and lately put in stat of
complete rel air. The rooTs are large, open and
air, fire Family parlors well furnished.
The Table will be supplied with every thin 3
which an excellent country market will Afford
attended bv the best servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are well fitted up: attended by
careful and experienced Hostlers, and well sup
piled with Provender.
Also Lots prepared for the accommodation OF
Drovers, with excellent water coEvenlences.
There will at all times, be an Omnibus in attend.
ancc 10 convey passengers TO aud from the Depot.
The Subscriber having had several years expe'
rience in the above business, ferls confident in say
ing that he will be able to give general satisfaction
to all, who may favor hun with their atronage, Az
he is determined to use every exertion on his part
TO please.
Charleston Courier, Mercury. Columbia Caroli'
nan and Advocate, Fairfield Herald Chester Stan
dard, Hornets Nest, Darlington Flag, Sumter
Banner, will copy oncc week for one month and
forward bills to the Republic Office,
June 6 IS #
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Adj. and Insp. GenI.
u Charleston Mercury and Courier, South
Caroiinian, Telegraph, Palmetto Standard, York
willie Miscellany, Grecnville Mountaineer, keowee
Courier, end elon Messenger, Anderson Gazette,
AbbeviiIe Banner, Edgetirld Advertiser, Newber-
ry Sentinel, Spartan, Unionvile Journal, l.aurens-
vile Herald, will copy weekly until the Reviews
and Encampments are over.
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A Cook Wanted.

80 llf-''+'I' COOK WHutcU'
] "A Good frtniiy cook, without Children wI'i oe
a hired at liberal price. upon application
,hroupb Post Office Box No. 81.
= June 10 & 50 s"'-
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Ssh moaA
WATEREE E0USE.
fLATE PLANTERS HOTEL,)
CAMDEN. S. G.

TIME Subscriber having purchased this ex,
- tensive and we'll known Establishment and
having added largely to its convenience and co"'-
fort, 6y new addition of Furniture and thorough
and complete repairs, begs leave I" INFORM 'ne
~spnbfic. ,ha, he is prepared to Entertain all who
may favor him with call, in a manner hlthert"
unknown in the town OF Camden. a.. ...-,3,
FIe deems 1t unnecessary 10 make any pledges
only so far as to say that his TABLE VIII be su p
piled daily as well as any IN the sla'e a''e"oeo
by polite and attentive Servants.
His STABLES. will be bountiiully supplied win
Provender and attended by the very hes, HostIers'
No pains will be spared to keep a quiet aud Of
-s dery House. - ,,o,,EyNaN
Oh, t., !. 4 ISL 43 II
-.g cb,re,,on Mercury. South Caronian. trl-weekiy
Fairfield Herald Chester S'adard In,on'e
MonntaneeI. Hornetss Nest, lorkvie MISCELLANY,
: Gheraw Gazet Darlington Flag. Sumter Banner Will
please copy weekly ior ''''ee us;'''S as #
fn,,o
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Shirts.
A large assortment of Gentlemen and Boys,
~ of the latest style, just received by
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
may 9Th 33 If
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HEADQUARTERS.

TwENrY.sEcoND REGiNENT. S. G.. VI. }
49, 80 ~ June 10, 1851.
ORDER No
TIN Npursuance Of orders from Brgad er General
/ Chandler, Captains OF Companies are hereby
. ordered TO warn all delauters Gin their respective
-s,-Gompane<) to attend Brigade Curt Martial TO
be held at Camden Tuesday the 24;h June
inst, Tor non attendance at the Brigade Encanp.
meni, and to furnish the Court with the evidence
OF the sane.
By order of Col. TAYLOR.
Tho !. WARREN, Adju,ant.
June 10. 46 5t
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Bounty Land.
Public Caution.

L uUIIC CUUtIVNs
VJTtlEREAS, my wife Louisa DeBruhl, has
w left my bed and board without any just pro-
vocation, hereby (orewarn all persons from cred
ling her on my account. as will pay no debts OF
her 'ontractng.
Furthermore caution all persons fion, hatboring
her. as ! will enforce the law against any one so
offending. ms
GEORGE EDWARD 4 DEBRUIIL
May %, 1851. 43 mark I'm
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Surgical instruments.

"A oeaut'ful assortment, consisting in part OF
N Amputating Tripnes, Cuppng and Pocket
Cases from the celebrated Establishment of Fl.
Lesse, New York. just received at McKAIN'S
Drug Store.
Hiay y 36 n
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NEW sAcDL5E.-.

N Y SADCLEE-
,TlliE subscriber has recently added to his Stock
= IL a fine assortment OF
= 80 = ''ss-- NEW SADDLES, &c.
oftse best qualities and latest styles His stock is
now complete, any article usually ound IN his line
may be procured, on the most accommodating
terms.
sisaddies rnadest to order IN the yer! oest style.
Harness OF all kluls aud descriptions.
rsanairing done At the shortest notice.
F. j. OAKS.
3 June 10 40
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MARR[ED.-On Wednesday evening, 4th
inst, at the First Baptist Church, by Rev. J. T.
Kendrick, Mr. Benjamin r. Scott, of Chatta'
nooga, Tenn, and Miss E. Pauline Mendenhali'
daughter of NJ. T. Mendenhall, Esq , OF Charles
ton.
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DUNAW1Y from the Subscribers, a egro man
IL named PETER. lie is of dark copper
coI"r, medium Height, about do years of age,
slightly grey, and somewhat disabled in his right
hand he had nu when he Left blue humespur
Jacket and black wool hat. lie arrived from
Richmond Va. on the l2;h, and absconded Oh ne
l4lIl inst, and IS no doubt making his way back 10
Virginia. A suitable reward VII. he paid for his
apprehension and lodgment in any Jail in the
state, so that we can get him. and all necessary
expenses paid, il delivered to US IN Charleston.
CIIEESBOROUGH & BROTHER,
Brokers and AuclinneerS.
Charleston, S. e., Ma, 2s, ISL. AZ ct