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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
The German Washing Fluid

Is con>i lered. by Th"usand> ho have tr-t,d
j.. A. heiuG The :reatet
sCIEMTIEI5 WONDER OF THE WORLD.
rDiliely dong away with that ,aborIoua and
injurious practice OF rubin. The
Clothes upon the Washboard,
and sreat saving of
TINE LABOR Axp EXPENSE
y B. To preven, fraud aud imposition (for
many ,ryin: L. palm of aiiicie, Iu up like
uIue) the Proprietor |. Z. uuYr. vii put hi
lo,itfea signature over the t'rk al every Bot e.
And he only u as an eLli .hiened public not 10
cnutound
The German Wishing Fluid
with others tha: are in the market I. is pa,
up in large pint bottles, and sold at the nominal
price of l2s cents
q Printers will fad it greatly to their adv IN
tase to puFrhi-e thu Fluid by the gallon rlran
'h'r types ani Rol eis, telny a very superior
article tnr that purPa g.
Manufactured only by |. r. HOYT,
at his Laboratory and Princirai DEPOT
No. 10 South FIF III ST Philaa
Sold at Retail by Gfocers and Druggists gene.
rallv. 4 liberal di-couni made and extensive
adrcFti,ins for the benef. of Agents. RememIer
be name
GERMAN wAsuISG FLUID.
All letters to be postpaid. 6in}96
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Dr.. CAMP'S COUGH SYRUP.

1 n invaluable medicine, i day. cil.e n
A ,cmr of the IA 'sl ,,"t.,' .,;u! "a o-jo ,,-h
M cnre, that ha,.. ever he.n kunan. Az who
ave used il lnr asthma. Coughs Si.t.'.g a.
Bi.oi. Etnnr III siiveS.C' ~ np'inn H'a'~"nr,~
Pain and Soreness. of he B east D ilical y Ia
Bre,'h,ug. anl rrerv other disease nt The Inns
and Breast IhI- Sgrup ininuriAtcy -urprr-se
she cough and pain and DOH away With the
difficulty bretihing; iTea and easy exprctn'-
aion. and the cure is soon e,rc'ed.
Agents for Union C)unjy-J B'kER. Tec.
srnr-; S ilaup, Harilelon >ti'zrr 4 Bra'hrr
Niffi .nhurc: G.. W ke--ler. New I5erlln; Jacob
iVrrcn,nrer Midilnhurg lO-6x396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
Glass, and Queen-ware i"r
Z. IDOIWGG s co.

Ia ofIerin: their slnck of Goods 10 Their Gus
toners aud the public in general they fte. conf
dent that more genoa! assortment ran ~, b.
found la this section o country. Their stock ni
new Cloths. Cas-imrres aud Vr~tnss enhratia.
al colora and qu'l'ties. al exceeding low ptres
LADIES' DRESS GOODS - this department
Of our establishment Is now complete and .se Les
c'a petition in Dre-s Silks. Onr assortment nf
French Merino., Thibet Cloths nnd l.,-tre-.
elhrace a beautiful range OF color VIZ. iibe
black. mlzuine blue mole II 's~nn, pink, clirr,y
scarlet, green. olive, bro nHd lur, at 'e'y l'w
prizes. 4 rplrudd assortment of pl lin and q d
Cassia.cres and Declines. very cheap Ms,
Shawls, Flannols, Domestic Gools, Carpets,
Queensware, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Hats AMI Caps, 81. &c &c.
Which will he sold very low rr Cash or Country
Produce.
Thankful for pas isvnrs, AMI co & cot that We
can give entire Sati a., .tbH. fnn,i rCsprcitu!l,
invite continued shae OF ,ni,lic pa rora.e
Oct. 81 l.. IDDlNGS 4: CO.
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MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING,
NEATLY 4 EXPEDlTIOuSLY
EXECUTED
AT THE CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lewisburg.

COURT PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS. th, Hon. A
5. WILSON. President Juds. for tho goth Jn iio r.
District consstiuy OF the CUNT Of Union AMI vi Elm
and Jlc1D W.rrgyNTsa AMI JAMES UlRI, Esqrs ASso
ci.c Ju l-e in Uaon lty, have isu "a their prec pt
b,arn, da.i the 81 DIV Of SEPT, ISL, AMI to
rc.,l fpr tn hol In; o. Ocph,n Court. Co art
c Pi ~ Over an Tc cmin and Gen raj Qusrt
Sesso1s n: NEW BERLIN, for the Of Cnion, On
the 81 Monday OF Dtcem5 next being the 18th day
lS5l, al - cc1tinl two w eb -
NOTIC is tn rosre her b. given 10 the ,roner Ju
tcc Of the pelc, AM INST ibe in and for III county ot
Cnon t. aHp,tr n iheir propr persons with III
rolls rtc1ris lui>tolS cxanina'ols and other rem
Cul Inc, 10 III - tn wh D. their Oii,eS a lt
in their .haf arp .Etain [, be dom. AMI all " tncse
and IA per rrosecnt.n n bell itlf OF the Comm
wealth agains. person persons. required to I've
tsn aad there atsnn and nos depart wit olt leave 1t
their pc 1u-res are requested to BE- nGc,ual in ther
a:te7 lance the appointed tin reeahe t. n1:.cr.
Ci under hand and 50 u at tha Sheriff Oiice in
New Berlin the - day OF Dbsr in the y5ar o our Lord
on thoIsanl c Lt hundred an ifiy-o1' AMI in III.
ss~ent7-izfh IL OF tha lnl-pandrnc, o. tn Cn;:el
States Of Am ,-.ca. Col save the C1mm1nw a'+h,
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff.
She-iH's Oifce New Rim, O,t. 30, lS5i.
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GG()OOoDDSS.
MECHANICS, UNION ASSOCIATION

(Iuc ,rpoea: led b. the STAT Of Nassarhuse.ts)
Braach Office n, CD Daca 81 Phiiada
Accunuiai.L: a-h .r,d iua'anrer Capital s5O, eco
Presidential u DEAN Furnr'ai onmiI'rc-
Wm P..cu {. g Wool II Is Juckn-.
YVyUIS i. an 4 As-ocia,ion Of Wnkin. Men and
oihrf-. tor The mutual aS-i-iat'te o' ta' II
. iurr IN case of s,ckE-- or acci.!rht.
by the raym'ni at The i"io"'"s annual drr"-
-i,-. YOU oil. BECOME a life 'ncm.rr. and will i'r
,uit,.,l tna weekly inriit lurn. :! q u YOU should
N, d.oleJ l., ,icku.S> or arc,!-n' from att-niin.
~ \our a. Ill. a,v h,i-ints. n.rupiiiar Fem i'r>
iu-u,,I AGAINST .irki-> co:urioi, \" both srNe-.
YguLv DEPOSIT 0. NEM5ETs ryDLE 30 ! IS OF ACE.
Tale of Eotss, W. l.
n ( lty
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Administrations, NInt.;ce.

NOTlcE Is hereby given Iha, ,hc Eagi>ier OF
" Union county has cfnned Letters of Al
ininlsira'i'r la the undersigned upon the e-i lie
of Nf. EL;ZABEra WILSON. ite of Kelly IT,
deceased. ) II persons having CLAIMS against sad
r-iae vii pCe-eIt them duly authenticated. mnd
those ind, .ied III make ma! h,,e ~, lru,, t
ROBER' : I.lIRD, Ndnin s.
WN WILSON. { r>ators.
August Is, 1851 6S
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Ns,o York Importers and JoJjcrs.
FREEMAN, HODGES, G. CO.,
IS Liberty Street,
between p-oalwsy and Nassau S-nca- the POST oIce,
NEW YORK.


WE are receiving. by daiiv arrivals from
w Europe. our Fsl and W inter assortment
Of rich, fa-hi,nabIc Fancy 6 TX sni Millinery
Goods We respectfully invite all ta-h Purch
ssers thoroughly 10 examine our stock and prices,
and as interest gaueyT,S, We feel confident our
Goods and Pice< will ,udncc them 10 select from
our establishment. laf;irular attention i, devoed
10 MILLINERY GOODS many articles are
manufactured expressly 10 our oriar, aud can not
he surpassed IN beauty style and cheaYne-s.
p.,u..fui Parts Rtttoas f5r IIa, Car Neck and Belt
satn and ra5;a libtoIs. ef al g-itths and cooTs.
silEs sat.rs, EllEe.s, ard CncuL Ee.vcts for Has
Feathers, amert al and French Artilc.a. t.ogy1s.
Fuehnrs ami Cap Trimmings
Dress rTaul. .ass, large assortment.
Enb.o.erias, CaPss Col!4Is, Under ,scraS anl Cprs
fine en,b-oileg- l.avi ana Ha-7stto Cat=c Iiifs
Cranes, L.sses, Tlriaions lllU-.ans lpl C3p Lloes
ya.eaceanes, Brussels, IAraa2 Sk aid Lis.a ILreal
Laos -
I'D aud Plain Swiss Bos., z. h = Lawn an -ancrct
HuSlips.
STRAW GOODS.
JAY, Ias,. sl23Is5T
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

TICS "a. drawing lor h frt twees 81 kncss b. pawn
;: yea draw . rw. S5 II year lrlw s 81 lfrwk
% 90 20 DO 60 IoJ5 60
Those ave, 5O wears Il ag" viii i'c chr...! -
per ct extra. 81 81 ainl--:"I tee is cisaFs'd ~
i,,aiirn Ia ia" ab we lie iifs' yraf aud INIT be
pad At The imr pi application. aud she II yrir,
,!.pn,,I ailh;p ) DIV.
CITY REpGRE%C .S.--pratt & Tea'il. Nc 50 Mtr'.ct
{, " jhau y, u fTink!l Place: j II NJ rk Is !.
" alison Hotel :. Al st: J VI Billings E~l Ch Aii~y:
u.ury .;Il o=l !. O. L bank ley sam li.r- Co u
N,r. liant s., osrr = Ctrter q n 'h smut st;
Howard Is 5 6 ST: AniroS o5o.t, 10 "a slut 3
Al ciIn uunc.t'nn shout i'e 3, i'i.S-s',i trn.t
to II ]. EH,y 63 i;rcs = rnIId
ANDREW CUMMINGS. Ls,cisbtry
in;hriz,.i t.eut ;,r Uni'u, Ii.ItiI M'i.i atd
HunI!n 5!,n Counties JJt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
NOTICE..

"IHEREAS NV vie IIErrT MOsER has
w len ny t~d aud t,r.,d ~i'hput any reason
wh,r,et. Therefore CAUTION my OF all refsop-
ir.m ha,hnriic or t,n>iing her on my account,
as am d! icrnncd i"pay 20 'l'ts wha'essr ot
her ,.n,,ac,in-. IyCOB MOVER
kellr, fru n-hip Sept. 81, 1881 In,
A GOOD EGG STOVE new
n Gx ss;a a d. .'Casaa;Gts" slicG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

ENHHEE Tons Ct Duneannon SAsI.S ans
Z SPIKES jus. reed and for sale by
J HAYES 4 CT.
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n 3nR7AI AI3So

~ Poiis,own. 39lh u',.-hN the Rev. Nr. Miller.
EnwAnn \. Norrov i o,r5ty of Lc,i,aurg,
To Ms KATE StASu OF the 'nr iter ri''e
On the 6h int. bv ] Srkr ok, E-l lrvr
YnUSG TO Miss ELILa PAnRE1, both Of Easl
Dulftioe joHu-hlp.
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EE;c .Efs.s TO Phrase

AT THE
Farmers s. Mechanics FavOrite Store.
.1~a, -~.7 The Cars have iu-t arrived At
stEs554+ tt.-,.szszs-, Lewi-hurg with a supply at
------- DIV Goods Groceries China,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

AHAL3S. vi CHEESE. Tor .a'- by
fOO G. E. 30 tES.
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SUNrERVILLE MALE
an, a nd r. M "

The ex-rtes Of this SGhs0l. will commence
OH 'rues,luythc 9th of Jnnunry next, under the
clnrgc of III Subscrbcr. who by ,iilisent nit.Il.
tiun to his ,,essiOn, wishes to merit that Jro
tfonngc. Will, he has heretofore &, ceived, in
oil,c. pasts the District.
Il will i,3,is object, to estnblish n Schooi Of
the fint ord. Competent Assistants will h.
employed il fi.ccssnry. nnd every means in his
psscr. ma,l,isc Of Ia rcIuler It such.
His plan ,,.duca,ion will lr strictly prrpam.
tory to Sont turnlina College, though. ifirsir.
eel, pupils WI i'e prepared for nny other Ins,iiu-
tim in the tiintry.
The scha rlic yrnr will be- divided into two
sessions uf fc months ..rrh, and no pupil ~.
crivcd for Id than u se.>ion nor my deduction
made for ah|iice except in case os sickness.
TERMS.
Srslling. Eu,ling. Whiting, and Primary
Arithmetic. .er Session, $I2 81
English Cdpo.ion. Declumation,)
Grammar. Eeogmphy. History,
Mythology, philosophy, Rhetoric
uml Logic hthnlimg thu above.
The ubovs,silh Latin and Greek, e1O GO
". w. ALSrOS.
i1rs. AI.spy. nrsistcd by Miss T.. WELLS, il,
the i.itcrnry ntl Miss floEr in the Musical i..
rarimrnt, wi open n Female sicl,n,l, mt the
Academy WIRE Mrs. NicE i,as taush, for sew
crul yrun.
Beard cnIs,c oiinirrd with John +. IInyns.
worth. Esqhn,f other gentlemen Of the village
uPnn r.a."nbl terms. w. w. 4.
Dec. 9tt.. sil Ct
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Motieasy.

4 RECEIVED Orders from w. y y
4 Richardson, Chairman Of ai,q, Wes. -
Board Of Commissioners, OF Is5tss'
Clarendon County, dated 2Bih' SepGs4ft, =
last, to issue warrant TO J. ii. Prescott,
az OyerseeY Sn: the :Fanre's ,Eegy Gr
10 take tfis hands bclongihg Is lint 5an.::
diction and work upon said Road ,tHs.
consecutive. days according 40 aMsS,:Ei'
Expiration of 'ts,p fssels8 days work, IT,, 4
Road should not.lhen be. in arhsitSt !;
safe condition, upon int0fniati0n ,fruhT !.i'
oveisser 10 that effect, to give pubhc;r;a
Mthe same :TI,is day, ! ieseixfsk jflisttta
iion from Mr.. Prescott, over seer nf. .iliS .". !
Vance's Ferry Road, that lie: had aessra..t
To the above instruction worked Hpuffrs.f
Road twelve days with oil tfieafahslt p.
t,nging to .tiiar cyntisliGtjon, and ba'f'ni
siders The Bridge 10 be- be'eiitireltsnssaie.;y :
the abutmcnt is entirely 'fottcIt1 even fiH4 :;
single horse 10 pass over. tIsca W.,
Thercf3re the public are waInsd,yro"i
passing over tho FaHce's, Ferry eg,bsnl
u,cnt and Bridge, both III pcfst,h' irs's
periy ot any kind, an is is reported 10 81
entirely unsafe. .;.,... a., !.
by order Of ,hr chlnh,ahr@ - t@"H
!. B..lROGDEN, Cik Cc.a .
Nov. "a. 1851. b-3tn. .
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FOR SALE, \. j
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town of SumterVille.

The entire lm on which is situated the
SUMTER llOTE!. now occupied hy Mr.
Myers, formerly by Mr.. Windlnm. Mr..
Dinkins, and oilers. The new buildings
on the loi nrc, large convenient two.sio.
~ establishment jus, finipl,ed and occupied
by by Mr. Flowers as a CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISHMENT, with a Black
sn,itl, Shop attached; tho Store occupied
by Dr. Mclleu ns an APOTilECARY, the
SFORE-ilOUSE occupied ny Mr.. Folsom
ard DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under the sa'nc roof by myself. Tho Sta
hles OH the premises are new and afF;'rd
accommodation tur SIXTY HEAD OF
HORSES. The rem, Of tile l',Iiidings ex-
elusive of the Tavern itself (Which rents
iur ,l,r:e hundred ,l"llars) is worth sevei,
hurdreh and iihy dollars. The whole will
hc disposed Of cheap for cash, "r on \ cre.li,
to an approved purchaser. APPLY on the
premises tn WM. WEBB.
Oct. 2Stl,, 1851 Il
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Educational Notice.

Mrs. J. B. N. lIAMMET will open a
day a'd boarding Female School in Sum.
teryilc at the South corner Of Washington
SHd Br"ad street, ON the second Monday in
January next.
:. TEENS or TUITION PER QUARTER.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and AritImne-
TIC, 8 3 UO
Geography, History. Gra,nmer,
Philosophy. C"'"pc'i'ion aud SO 90
6sihn English Branches,
French and Latin, or either, 10 no
Music on the Piano. II OD
Mrs. llAMMET will il necessary, employ
competent Male and FenlaIc teachers, she
will alro pay s,ric, atte1tio TO the comfort.
moral aud Improvement Of the pupils en-.
trusted tu her caro-
IN. u. Board per month SlA Books,
Music, &C., at Charleston prices.
Dec. '.3.'l85l o If
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Educational Notice.

tl'IlE next session Of tile BRADFORD
i SPRINGS FEMALE INS'rlTU.
TlON will open on tile First Monday OF
The ensuing February. The Trustees
vi hy that time have completed s,H,,e ad.
,l,tinnal provisions for the comfort OF the
lIonrdcr, und the adjacent grounds will
6s placed in an improved condition.
The yuri..,is departments ~! instruction
will hc filled by the m,sst competent
Tea hers that can he obtained and here
af or no one will be reiai.cd longer illan
ability and fidelity nrc exhibited IN the dis
charge OF official duty.
il is very iu,portunt that The members nt
tho Collegiate Glasses return ut the b~.
ginning oi the Session, that tic SECULAR
xcrcIses may not be retarded.
TERMS.
Tic scholastic year begins on the first
AionIny oi February and closes on ,ln.
las, "Wednesday oi No.cinber, and is
divided into two equal sessions.
Board, per session. including bed,
bedding. lights, and wu.l,'ng, the
pupils being rcspnnsb bile for
tho vari,'us furniture of their
rtn'ris, an inventory 0f which
will be regularly kept. 500 90
Tuitiun in l'riInury Class. 10 IN,
Tuition III other Classcs. ID tO
French "r Latin. ~ Ml
Music "n l',nio Or Guitar ~ 10
Gsc of Piano 1 w
Pupils OH Guitar furnish ll,cir own
Guitars for practice, and also
their Guitar Strings.
Drawing aud Painting in Oil or
Water Co!urs, or Alunoc l,roI,a.
tic or India Ink, each IS IN,
Ornamental Needle Work. &C. > IN,
Pupils furnish their Own materials.
BY resolution uf tho Beard, ;,crsons
sending two pupils will h,vn ,l,cm
boarded at 81 IN, PER month: and tlusc
sending three Or Imurc, a $40 %
per month.
D.B. McI.AURlN, S,c'ry # Trees.
Dec. 2;3, 1851. D-,i.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON. >'ta'. s
w ssA4... .RiANA;HsOEE,

353 and 255 KIs1.SfHekf. f.si.S
Zone door below Wcntworth-Gre-t 4
yEs would tifi7 again rss ,as.;
tiofi 6f our friends and customers in the cnch'r.i
io our extensive Stock Of DRY G0QpSi wiseu
they visi, our City. Always m haftd.
SOUTHERN MANUfACTuRF,D.7s .7sttt'
coonsfa,ihhg ef Georgia plaines and keTry'
Alabama -, ;duss,. do:
Blsnci,ed and Brown Du,nesiies '-s"'eF y
SUPER DUFElI. BLANKETS-DlREG- =
:. - IMPORTATION u. -,r-.ts,.
We would also particularly fnsi.e at.satftns-.
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
SrOCKs III Ttt Uf'IffsfiN cOBNWfsY;
We are also prepared to furnish every art:cld
in the DRY Goods Line, viz: IIosien. Goisrs,
Linens, finnnels, Cloths .Cusimers. Bonbaziness
Alpascns., aitrensesa Meusssilnin, dss. Laines.
Pfaflk, Jaeonsn and Swss Musiia.. Farni!ure
Diu,iiy, Prints. Ginghams, Shawis, I.nccs, Etg-
ing. Ribbons. Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %, 1851. 4s--n
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SVEClAH. NOTICE =.
suooflsnd's Gcr.s.um BITTER.

We would call the attention Of our rca.lor,
ss the advertisement Of DR.. IIooflnnds cel-bra
ted German Bi,.crs, prepared by DR.. {. VI.
Jackson, No l2O Arch street, Philadelphia.
In eases Of Liver Complaint. Dy.I.p,ia. dis.
ea'es Of the Kidneys. and Mi disease. uri.ing
frnm di'orrrcd Stomach, their power j. no,
e1cciicd. IL rquniicd. hy my either kn.wn pre-
paraii.' "a The s'ur'.= '''.=: in many rnsrr, nE
ter the 'soai crlebrns.',I physicians hnd failed
We can c"n'ri,niiouIly recommend ti,. r,-.Ii.
cine. IA heing wi,a, j, l. represented and urge
our readers "h" are afflicted 10 procure l",,l.
ard they will DC con> inccd Of the truth we
assert. I,ol2m
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A not.,cr Scientific wonder.
IMPORTANT TO pYSrErTlcs

Dr.. }. =. n"nght"n's I'rpsin, the true I,i-
csa,ive Fluid. "r Gastric Juice. prepared from
R-narr, or the Fourth Stomach uf the OK, n iicr
directions "f baron I.irhig, the gr-a, rh,,iol".
sienl Chemist. by J. :. lI"ush,"n. VI. d.. Phila.
dsiplia. This il truly a wonderful rrIn,.I, for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaundicc, Liver Conn.
plaint. Constipation and Debility, curing after
Na,urc' Own Method. BY Natures Own
Agent. 'l'n Gasfrir Juice. Pamphlets. contain.
Ing Scientific ~ ilrr,re OF its value, furnished
by agents. gratis. See notice uinos the medical
advertisements. Oily.
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Silks! Silks /! Silks!!!

II ~, n, s I
.s.. a.e hewnS n TtcIeu spsnuia nha cii"ire
S,;'"yn. S,s;l.nn. vi Nuch Drts Siiks' comPri,ins
~, n, n.oeanes @ anu hameieons, in tue nrl,
s'n,;. unu nost iatil"nnpie coi9rr, FRENCH nlld
.nh ,'.,S,lU IsIe " Hhyn ohKs, Iru ~ !" 30
m.n m'"s' fncc cheaper 'ban any ho'isc ~
@ @!
'MOUSIAINS, POPIINS, DR(,SADES,
AI.rAcAS. CASIINERES.
NERiVf1S S,C,
II, ,,i ~. ,",,, ~, ,,.''. c.,,'
co,,,u,src;m, ny ,,;,, " ;i nsh'onnps rIyfS.
~ I.o cent. :. ",. ,,.,, - M."e nesuhes'. NJ
f,s.t ;mm,,,.,, E'.n,J. ~ W 'e
,n.,,, - fIn;. aieen ,'ou'i also iai' asFo't-
t.nn,,m s.,,,, -, NJ,
M,rn,, Si,,,I. s".,I a'u , r.s"rso
Fnn,h Min. o,...a 1.i',s, """ "'s'
t;ilk. Sntin i,,n,,,;,i ~, w., ON
N"n,;i,.. Sa... a.', a.,u .un "I'e'ea ''h''
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Peruvian GuanO.

IN TONS Of the best Peruvian Guanu,
Nv OF la.est'importati'n, nnd direct from
,h"lAgent. The quality warranted.
The effect OF this manure in increasing
the production of Cotton, Rice. Corn,
Wheat and almost every vegetable sub.
stance. The great saving Of time and la
hor in it's application renders il worthy q,
trial to- all planners and farmers who have
not yet used it. For sale in lots to suit
purchasers by
RIIETT e. ROBSON,
No. L.. Atlantic Wharf,
Dec. 23, 1851, 9-,}t Charleston. sc.
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broaG,thcS Cassimeres

~ s'An.ORS TRIMMINGS.
superior fr'nch iilsrk lsrna.lrlnth..
Wool dyed Engli.h Isl,,. and I,rnh 10
Anrrirnn. English and Fr-ncil black Cn.si.
inrrrs and lhr,kins. Ringing fruda 50 81. T.,
81 % Ls'r yani. hcing ~ Irr cent cicaIs.r thnn
my "iIrrc,l ,hi. SEASON.
Superior quality fancy colored t'u,.iinrrr. fr.m
MI cts. Ia 81 rs
iiinrk Bne nrI'l Grey Satiim,i, "f NIL u,IulitiIa
Iw"c'!s nmi k"nincky Jean. oi ,ari,u, culurs
AMI qualities.
tisrn heavy Engli.h krrcy,. nj only j. 10
cents PER yard.
W. J. jacob e. son.
.2l king-s,.. BEN |, opp. the Zig boot.
Charleston. Dcr. - II
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The Clarendon Female
AcademV.s

SUMTER DISTRICT, S..CARoLINA.
rI,ifE TRUSTEES Of this Institution
annon,cc, viii, pleasure, 10 the pub
lie, that they have re.cngaged The services
Of MIR. w. X. Stuart, Tor liie ensuing year.
The experience Of the last two years.
added IN Mr.. Stuart's previous reputation,
enable the Trustees To recommend him
with great confidence, ms a TcariIcr em;-
nentiy qualified 10 impart n thorough edu-
cation to young ladies.
Mr.. Stuart obtnii'ed his Collegiate e.lnca-
ton in one 0i tho first Universities of Flu
r,pc and likewise possessed, and ;.vai.ed
hiInsclf of unusual opportunities iDr tho ac-
QUESTION of several Of tho nlntlcrn Inn
guages Of Music, and of Drawing. IIe is
gentleman of high moral character, has
had u long experience in Teaching; aud,
IN word. we feel assured that no Iuatitu-
tion nil;,ris greater iacilitics for obtaining a
finished Education in every Department.
a competent and experienced lady will
assist in the English Department. Tho
health Of the Sand-lIills of Clarendon is
well.knowu. and the Academy I,osscsscs
ample accommodation r H,ardcrs.
S.IlH,l will rc.opcn Oh tho 18th Of Janu.
airy, 1852.
A. B. BR.AII.SFORD, \
J. J. BEi.SER,
ID. ST. l.. DrHOSE.
JOHN l.. MANNING. '"'' '"s'e's .
Il. g.. RICHARDSON,
ARTHUR WIGF.ALL.
Fulton, Dec. Ii. 1851. Sat.
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stVV
FLORA,

Pastry Cook and Baker of Cakei, <Ss. ID
Offers her services 10 tRg Citizens IL
-S5iiifhser the adjoining Disirieia in tho
preparation of bridal 1easlsT party -sstppers.
&c. Her "lohg experience 'nhd ssffe Ill :
every department of her business, iustifies
her in engaging to give entire satisfaction
70 her employers
She may be found by application at tho
BARRIERS Shop in this place.'
:, .srr, terxi.ie Jan. 9Th lSh1 q sSt,ass
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Notice.

Will bn sold by permission nf William
l.:@is. Or dinary, in SumcrviIle on Mon
d,y 81. january next, SEVEN Likely
Negroes, The property Of the Estate Of r.
+. ilelscr, decreased And on Wednesday
following. the I'll, January, the Cattle,
Household and kitchen furniture of the
T1iI Estaie wiil be apd at the residence Of
The late +. s. Bescr. deceased.
f.. NJ. ANDERSON,
Agent To Sell.
Dec, 2.,lSjl . It
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Juvenile Singing School.

u. kEMMERER has opened a ~.
NESlLE SINGING SCHOOL in the
T"w Hall, where instructions in vua
Music Mill be gwen every day during the
wrck, at 3 3ocloek, i. N. Tuition Tor =
course of 10 lessons (incIuding a small
book) only one dollar. All ar. invited To
take one lesson free OF charge. 4 Con.
cert will be given at the cid Of the course.
Dec. aEh, 1871 10 1t
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N g w Good 8

The ,nlncrihrr is renewing his sroek of dry
goods oi all descriptions every week.
l.. Is. HANKS.
GROCERIES,.
I'"af, rushed. Clarified and Brown Sugars.
!n,n, Rin and Cuba CofIrs
New Orlrans and Cuba M"lnssrs
Crackers. Wi,lr S,rin md Ru,trr crnckrr,
t;">hcn lintirr. Sardin-s and I.ol,strrr,
Pickles. W-.t Indin preserves.
20 ilarrs fnr Ilal,iuon. Flour,
tnndlcs. Sperm, AdnInan,inc unl Tallow
tn,Illrs.
Spirit Gas, Lamp, &c.
Dee. 10Th, 1851 & f
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Notice.

All pcr soma having claims against the
Estate Of ". e. LEAK, deceased, nre rc.
questcd render the suIne properly
attestcn. ah oil indebted to said Estate
will please maze payment on or before the
first Of January next to
URSULA II. LEAK, admir-.
Charleston Nov. 10 8 Al