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"The threat made by the French Minister of
Police TO expel the correspondents of the Lon.
don press from Paris has walked up the entire
editorial force, and all the London papers have
leading articles upon it. The English Ambas-
sador at Paris has applied to the French govern
ment on the subject"
Mr. CALHOUN said when the French revolu.
ton of l847 occurred, that u war had com
menced in Europe between the press and tho
bayonet the result of which it was impossible
to foretel. This war we think will last at least
during the whole of the present generation.
The revolutionary forces of Europe have been
overcome for the present But the demands of
despotism are just as extravaganza and impraci-
cable az those Of the Red republicans. Free
dom of thought can no more be extinguishcd
than can universal equality be established. Aud
it will require long years Of conflict and torrents
of blood to bring the factions to that state of
exhaustion in which compromise will DO neces.
sity rather than choice
This conflict threatens to be more terrible
and more comprehensive than that of 1889
1915. twill extend to the very throne of Tho
Gar, and it will shake and perhaps overthrow
that of Victoria. The question has assumed
not only political and social, but a religion,
aspect; and amid the struggle of the fundamen.
tai principles of society will intervene tho sen.
arate and repugnant interests of States, of races
and of kings.
1t will be impossible for this struggle to occur
in Europe without affecting the affairs of this
country more than European politics have ever
affected us before. We narrowly escaped war
on account of the French revolution of 1880
and were actually involved in lsl2-l5. bv
events proceeding from the French revolution.
We are now more liable than then. Our com.
merce is greater, and our power is greater-and
then we havea much larger element of foreign
population, whose sentiments must effect a,
least the foreign policy of the country.
Our domestic condition also will endsnpe,
our foreign relations. We have become sec.
tiona and predatory on each other at home.
And we have now to solve the great question
whether powerful people can remain sufficient.
ly wise and just to abstain from aggression at
home and abroad. The thing has perhaps never
yet been done. But this is said to be an age Of
progress. We shall see how much progress
we have made
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SENATE CHAMBER, June %, 1852.

Hon. WILLIAM r. KING.
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IHoof!aaa's dscrsman Ksisters.

hundreds o. our citizcns complain Of dcbili-
~ and langour Of the system, arrangement of
The liver and stomach, want OF appetite, &c;
they are frequently the result Of too close ap.
plication, and Il thousand other causes we can.
not here name but we would say Ts5,S II anlict.
ed, do an we have done--gct a bottssycr two Of
DR.. iIooiland's German i'itters, prcp;Ssed ky DR..
Jackson, and our word for it you will be cured.
Wa recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
ralily OF patent medicines. We would say 10
our TrGdcrs, purchased none unless prepared by
Dr. &. NJ Jarkson, Philadelphia. July
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Whatever concerns The health and hnppir g Z
Of people is nt all times of the most vniul blp'
Importance. take j, for granted that eycrE
p rson will do all in their po" err TO save tha
OF their children, and that every person will eyi
draNor To promote their own health OF ali snetss
fees. | feel /" he my duty to solcmuir ass3ss
you that WORMS, according to the opininSt5S
the most celebrated Physicians are The p..I
causes of large majority of diseases 10 4
children and adults dire liable; if YOU br
appetite continually -changeable from one{
OF food tc another. fad Breath, Pail, il, ii, q E
mach. Picking at The Nose, Hardness aniip.itsl
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, SLOW ssssSS
fnlse lrregnlar--rsmci.b ber that all liess sis;ts.
WORMS, IL you should II, onre apply ,l,e =,
Ea0helasacA's worm SgraiIp.s
An article founded upon Scientific Pfin,Sfples.
compounded with purely vegetable substitutes,
heing perfectly safe when taken, and fah be
given to The mnst ,,erder lnfan, with decided
h n-icial effect, WHARF Rolcei Co,apiafRss land
D'arrh@a ha 10 them weak ai,! ,tGita.ed
the Tonic rTopef,:s OF my Worm SYRUP are
such, that il Stands without en- equal ID! the cala
losua of medicines, in giving tone anil strength
10 The Stomach, which makes il an lInf:,lablc
remedy for those afflicted with DySpepxin, the
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup a fler
Physicians have iaiir is ,l best e., ideuCr ofits
superior efficacy over all others.
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Shelif's Sales.

n virtue of eundry Executions to me
~ directed, will be sold a, Sumter Cour;
iiiousr, on he lst Monday and day follow
lns IN September next. within legal hours
%! sale, to The highest bidder, for cash, the
titles: r'' -.
iiorse' Mule and Cattle levied on as The
properly OF Thomas L Wells at the suit of
Jas K. Brock. Cattle tn he sold Al r r.
G,ae rr"ck on tuesday The 7th September, in
y, one Ie'rtr tract OF 62O acrea Of land, in Fork
Dsack Riyer, adjn!ning lands of G.. l.. With.
ersPooii, Y. Plowden and L. Plowden, levi.
ed on as the properly OF Theodore S. VIII.
son al tho suit of David J. Winn.
JOHN Z. RHAME, S. S. d.
''ufn'e r'lle, August lG. 1852. 43-,d
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AIaoahcr Scientific vvojndcr!
MpoRTANr TO DysrErTIEs.

DR.. J. SpfIough,on's Pcpsi", the true Di-
gestivc Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prcfpnred from
Rlpnct, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Licbig, the grcAt Physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by j. S. Iloughton, H. d., Phila
dclphia. This is truly wonderful re medy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Comss
plant, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing Scicnlific evidence OF its valub, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among jsho medical
advertisements. s-lyy
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MoaleyYy wv yasated.
SO. CAR0LlNA---SUM DIST.
By w. LIE WIS, Esi., Ordinary .fot saiilI
DiSlricL.

sssr ~ DlStr1Ct. -.ssssi
Whereas, Jane Jayroe hath applied
to me for Lstters Of Administration, ON
all and singular the goods and ci,altlcs
rights and creditors OF Peter Jnyroet
late of the SAID District, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and atlmon.I
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi&
tors OF the said deceased, to he and appseSS5s s.
before me at our next Ordinary's Court fofi
the said District, 10 be holden at Su,nleE
Court House on Friday the 3rd day IL
September next, to shew cause, ifany whyl
The said administration should not be grant-Sg
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, III 81
]7th day of August in the year of
L. s.. our Lord, ono thousand eight hum
dred aud tiliy.two, and in the 10Th
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. $. d.
August ~, 1882 44-2t !,
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50. CAR0LINA--SUMTER DIST
By w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

l(tST ICt.A Tfes 80
Whereas, r. NJ Ridgell hath applied 10
inc for letters Of Administrator, on all and
singular the goods and cha,tles, rights and
creditors of James Ridgcll late Of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crctli-
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me ut our next Ordinary's Court for
the suid District, To be holden at Sumter
Court House OH Friday the 10Th day o.
September, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this
2,'h day Of August in the year OF
T.. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hum
dred and fIly-two, and in the 10Th
year Of American Independence.
w. LEWIS. o. s. D.
August %, 1852. 45-2t
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Tournament Tournament

rHNlIE Knights of the approaching Tour
nament, to he celebrated in THIS place
on the l7th of September, are respectfully
requested 10 hand in their names with The
characters to be assumed, and tie initiation
fee (S5 0U to .IouN w. DAEGAN at Sum
iervillc, either personally or by letter. The
young men of our State arc invited 10 par
ticpa'e in the celebration by complying
with the above acquisitions.
N.B.-The Knights are requested TO
hand in their names by the 10Th Snpt'r
August 24, 1852. 4l-;3t
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So. Carolina-Sumter Dist.

NY ~ LIZ ~ 10. LIS9r., Ofdi1qTY for
said District. u ~.
Whereas, JOHN Ambrose hath appli, d
Ia me for Letters of Administrator on ali
and singular the goods and chattIcs, rights
and creditors Of Peter G.. Ambrose, late OF
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO c!ie and allnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors OF The said deceased, to be and appear
before me a, onr next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, 10 be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 3rd Sep,elnbos
ncXi, to shew cause. if any, why the SAID
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
l7th OF September. in the year OF
L. g. our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and tilly-two, and in the 10Th
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s.tp.
August 10, 1852. 44-at
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:
SasEEE.Aa4 ND'TMGa3~.
GDoiaD2si:,r.

btsD2sa3S. s,,e..U
Thousands OF parents who use VcSSsSk kiSs.
composed of Castor Oil, Calomr, &c, arY moi
aware, that while they appear to bcncf, ne pa.
tlent, they are actually laying the foundatk for
" series Of diseases such as salvation loss OF
sight, weakness OF limbs &c.
In another column will be found III. adver
tisement Of iiobcnshck's Medicines to which
we ask the attention Of all directly Interested
in their own rs we'll us their Childf,n's h,,l,,,
In Liver Complaints and all disc flcrs arising
ron tGSs bilious type, VIZ make u:c
~ genuine medichit, uubtnsuck's 5
Liver Pills.
az BE not deceived" but ask for IIoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills ana OBJ.
serve that each has the signature OF The Prop-c
tor, J. n. lIonEHsAcK, rs none elso are genuine
Agust. 10. 42-ly.
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s AaorHER CONVENTION. The South
ern Rights Committee have called
another State Convention To meet in
Montgomery GALA on the 2d Mon
day in Scptombes, for the purpose of
discussing the Presidential Question,
Gen. Pierce failed to answer the in
tcrrogatories propOunded to hlpn, si,d
Gen. Scott. Us heretofore mentioned,
having declined to reply. thereto,
Throughout the hemp growing re-
gion of Upper Missouri, says the Lii
berty Tribune, us far as we me advised,
the crop of Hemp falls short\ OF an
average one. This is owing to The re-
peated rains and cool weather. The
corn crop is an abundant one ; ditto of
Oats, Timothy, and all other grasses.
The Wheat crop is al average one,
perhaps more.
MonrAL1rY AMONG THE U. S.
TRoops.-We learn, indirectly, says
tho N. Y. Journal of Commerce, from
Pursur Nclch, of the U. S. sloop-ot.
war Vincennes, who returned in the
illinois from alparaiso, that upwards
Of eighty Of the U. S. troops recent
ly sent out, died on the lsthmus and
Golden Gate, of disease contracted on
the lsthlnus. Maj. Gore was among
the number. 1t was understood that
official information of this fatality has
be cn forwarded to Washington
Mr.. HAlE's ACCEPTANCE OF THE
NoMlSATloN.-Concord, n. H., Aug.
l7.-Personal and intimate friends of
the Hon. } ohm p. Hale, confid ntIy
assert that he will accept the nomilu-
ton, as candidate for President, recent
Us conferred upon him by the National
ftrcc Soil Convention ut Piltsburg.--
Sllt is understood that he SO expressed
8iinself to them in conversation and by
&c ter.
EARrnQUAKE.--A brisk Shock Of al
earthquake WAS felt in various places
III Augusta and its vicinity about II
minutes heiu.e three O'Clock on We'd
ncsday morning. The Chronicle says:
The movement OF the earth was
from north to south. and the Jar was
sufficient to slam doors and window
shutters, rattle tables and other iurni-
turc, awaken all but the soundes. s!ceo-
crS.
: The oscillation Of the earth and the
accompanying report were but Of mo-
meniary duration and the shock wa:
not productive of tho slightest damage
So FAR as We learn.
Hon. William II. King is expected
to pass through Wilmington, n. C..
after the adjournment OF Congress,
and we notice that the Democrats OF
that place have called meeting to
make arrangements 10 tender him u
token OF their regard.
BAprlsrs IN NIRcIS1A.-Thcrc are in
Firg;ni. 500 l3aptis,s churches; 50. 600
members, and Il3 ministers. The
Rev. john Clay, the father of Henry
Clay. Was Il Biptist preacher and r,isi:
did in Hanover county.
Tie Ri,c,..tsHg1, X, :, Mess, mr. Of
August | ilh says: $50 ne 5000 hogs
were sod III th,s country during TIC
past and present week to Tcnncsecans,
at $3.50 grass. They drive them to
tennessee = tattcn, and thence take
them TO the Southern market. The
prospect lor corn in this region is
rather gloomy. We have had no
ram for several weeks, until Mon
day la.', when We had a gentle show
eF. Unless we get more, crops viii
be cut short, probably more than
halr the ordinary yield"
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OGaEE1@@DD.
AT TIE OLD STAND OF $. J. GlLnEr

AT TIE OLD STAND OF =. & J. GILBERT
atg S. & +. NJ. ERT
cSTss;- continue The CARRIA GE-
A-B U$INESS at the above
sland-No. 35 and 10 Wentworth. street.
Chnr!c>,on-whcre they vii! be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
rr!simg those OF their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in the market. Their long acq,lain,-
ance with this market AZ manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
Inducements TO purchasers both in styles
ard prices
August -, 1852. Aft
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For Sale.

iiSS4A3 Tract of Land Containing nine hun
gsSsSstlred and thirty ("30) "cres, situated
Salem Road, one mile below Mid.
-..;...sS55Ehurch, ...sS with Dwelling House, and
necess rs out-buildings thereon, at
SSe,fe dollar ($l) per acre. Also, an inter-
3f' IN one hundred and forty-six (l46) acres
u the Estate of WIN. II. McIntosh's lands,
sSh'cl' lies adjoining, which will sell II,
sur dollars (SD per acre. For further
attenuation apply to The subscriber, al Sa-
lem p. o, Sumter District.
WM. u. MCINTOSH.
July 5. 1852. 37-tf
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II Ea H. P r. r. HsEE.
ls,sns lEs;z,s,;1s
Esss:.s;---S.

4 n consequence Of runnr. to The effect
- that the steamer PEE DEE had been
sold, to run upon another river, Captain
GEO. l.. EAsToN takes this me,hnd of in
forming his friends tina, such report is;
incorrect, and that the "pEE DEE" will
resume her trips an or about the Isl October
August 24, lS52. 4i-5t
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Negroes for Sale,

WILL offer Tor sale at Sumter Cour,
L House "n the lst Monday in Septem.
Der next, a Negro Woman and Child, he
longing TO Tie Estate OF William Groons,
deceased: Ais" a, the same time and place
another Negro Woman.
Conditions m1dc known on dav OF sale.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d. :.
August Z, 1852. l2 at II
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Can't, Walker g. Co.,

FACIOhS COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ACCOM.HOUAI IIOA WjiiKF,
CiIARI .ESTON. S. G.
Receive and sell Cotton, Coru, Flour,
ana all other articles OF Pro urc. and give
personal attention 10 the selection OF F.ni-
~ Supplies.
Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty
Cents per bale.
JAMES l.. CAN'T. WHITFIELD WALLER.
EDWARD CAN'T.
R"lrrcnce-CnI. f.. !. Moses and r. C..
Richardson, E-l.
August "a, 1852. 4l-6m
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Notice.

i:.f Sabscrioer has removed from his
( $S' stand opposite the Watcree House
5sS store formerly occupied by Mrssrs
gs5IyY 81 Son, where he intends con,inu.
sSs business in all its various branches.
iSpetts to visit New York This month.
s he will add to his present large stock
S;Fch he invites the attention OF his
SIS and customers in the fall.
34G t.. MATHESON.
,den, Aumusi 8, 1852. 42-4t
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Cu7asiEzaecs.

Receipts per Rail Road at Sun,ervi,lc
9rpoi, ior the week ending Augt 20. 1872.
Il To: John O'Cnnnor, y. f.. Pool, Thos.
n Flowers, james Chandler, RnacEI g.
Fac kwoo1,-D Grcenvald q Co, w. Bu-
An, r. NJ Melirit. Simucl Tlarvin, T.
JT@. Thomas O'Coanor. l.. i. llankS,
nas y. tr.crson, J. y. Jones, =. Moses.
u. FtauciS, w. w. Bradford, y J..
s, K. : Alc'lc!t, K. G. Dolard, VI NJ.
S.rcs., f. iiynswur'h, Thomas Monay-
,an. u. G.. BcniiIw.r-E. |. Moses
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Notice,
So. Carolina-Sunter DiSt

EHpar'c. In Equity.
Hosea WILSON, ct al. Of Land, So
DY Order of the Court of Equity,
ID sell on Sale-dav in October neX Is
Tract Of Land known as the A<s
Tract, containing FOG acres, mGs
lying in Middle Salem, situate
Swamp, about one mile frx<
River road, and lying drccfTyT
Road.
The said Land cannot be sol
than S4.00 per acre.
TERMs-One-half payable
January next, and balance ol
1851, with Interest payable
fully paid. Purchaser to
personal security, and
premises
" ~ \Y..F. B. HAYNSW ~
ca
Angus, IL, 1852.
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NAN HMNE> ga NRM y

This is tie most ditlicaI, Worm to destroy Of
rli that infcsi the human syScinSit grows to an
almost indefinite length bccoXilng cocd and
fastened 10 ,hc lnlcsiincs and Stomach effcctinS
the health so snGy rs to rn,lse ST. Vi,us Dance.
Fits, DC, that those II ifiiuird sell ON il ever
suspect that il is T0pe Worm Fastening them 10
an early grave. In order 10 DIES roy this Worm Il
very energetic treatment mast nc pursued, il
would lh.r fore be rrop,r l9s axe to Of my
Liver Pills 80 as 10 rcmu1sSes5, 5,nhsiruc,ions, that
the Worm Sy!up may gskSsJisgS:t upon tle Worm,
Which must bc taken .ssSsSSF Of Tablespoon
tu!s s times n day, AsfE5' 'rcclions followed
have Jlcrer been lno{Ss5o !;:ii in curing the
mos, Obstinate case oiEssae W rm
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Notice to EDesIgaS.s
Land for Sale.

lie Suhscriher offers his Plantation in
Clarendon ior sale, containing 7aD
acres of Land $50 acres cleared /; the
place is well settled. On the premises
are gond Gin and Screw, Horse. Mill
ana w heat Thrashcr. Any person wish
ihg 10 buy, may apply 10 tic subscriber on
me piace'one mile above Calvary Church,
Oh The min road 10 Camden.
uly Q, 1859. a7.,f 1T. s !.
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lE5aate OF o'Ttazs1se urh lower than they
3 be obtained in any other way. Also.
81 Claims or any other fine Jewelry. .f5'
For particulars enquire nf
FREEMAN IIOYT.
: 81 ssllsg,.ti5til, ~: ~; 4 90 i3-5t
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10 eSae Citizens Gf- stasssrcE &,
-. 81 &flEA6ssRbef.

+5Ge \
0N thSs gmens of the Grand Jury,
~ fSas Form. 1852, His Honor;
Judge ~ Neal' made The following order
II is ordered that SO much as relates 10.
Poor Hon,e, lie copied and served on tie
Board Of the Commissioners Of The Poor. 4
Tor Claremont, Clarendon, and Salem, with
a rule endorsed, requiring them to build a
Poor House, for tie accommodations of ihsa,
Poor, according to law. or falling. tss do sp2ss
that they show cause, why they should nes
be Indicted" un,ler Tins order, the Com.
.mssioners of tho Poor Tor Giarenons
Couniytt their rAgalar nieetirg tie ist3s
Monday N August, passed The following
resolutions: Sssajl sy8
Resolted. Tha, tho chs;r,nanSof5 tRi;s s
Boatd, be authorized, and disecfed, 10 giyo
notice to the Cttaens ei Sumter Dislrsets
through the papers published il the 9,ne.
inviting them 70 meet 1t Suutehislo on,
ale.day in Septenbsr next, 70 lie into
consideration the .propriety of Buidinr d sSS
Poor House OHM ri Al5i "a Il IS g
Can caf3 Con f,5oii Clssrsmoa.
"a nssslists li, lS, pa
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Bank Meeting.

,s Bank Meeting.
An Adjourned Meeting of the Bank
Committee. will bo held on Wednesday,
September lst. A full attendance isrc-
quired, telhct eflectually.@
S. r CHANDLER, Chm Com.
August Ia, 1882,
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~ the blood. or * tsE
the b!ir so tia. any =,
elect, the other imports . re S.5l5s;;
ana results vuriUu.l .f.i y X
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Il. u; ;5 ,a. IS K
watch every symptum;t| s;ftstt 81 8. ~ G sS
wrong ac,iun of the VI s ~ Y a IS
composed of koors 4 4; ~ sifS5 .l,
nature To heal the si,stfseSSsi 4 VI AZ
rECTORANT, " h!ch atfSssi III I. = Siss ~
the Pulmonary mWc@S tl;S: s. g Is
the discharge OF ,rcrsI -ts IS III; \. ,ss:S
TEENATIvE, which IL n, ,,ySf ySSs ~
BILE and inrcnsihc iS5 55 ~ ly.a + 5.ls rs 81
action of Ike syst.sf 81. ~ 81 8 IS -,
igivcs tone on.i stSyis,! a. I; 81 =,
renewing health S55is tt,S Sss z y ~ Il -, J..
body. ilI. y {. ,..,
feet harmony vi
operating on ,h&lf ya,,A.4Is . H..
whole mass of { .ftt III ~ II, ;sftiIs E4ss
purifying the BtasSs y e vs. s3s3fs -, \
Restores health. H Y essSS,,:F ~
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ss5 sSsrARyATIoN IN THE WEST lSpIEs.--
Accounts from Windward Island ssss.s ss2.s
ftinne to be received of the 81, H,5s;
5sti,rsation Into which The SSss;s
those islands are involved tronI%sssSP
long continued drought. Autiga'satSsiSsssstII
kits, St. Lucia, Anguilla and
are re epreScntcd as particular ~
atute and distressed. In Angui.@;l53sss.sss.jj
drought, which had prevailed for $50 3s
months, had reduced the poorer claas
sof the inhabitants to state of ab>as
lutte destitution and misery. The poor
are absolutely dying for want.
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CABINET WAIsEROO.R|
r.. RH. ANHDHsH H

Gs3gs, TAKES this method IS Is
ssss2 ss2 Informing the citizo,s ) s,s y
.s3 snmterviIe on and yisini,, asinu,,s ,,3s II
ne has opened in Sumtervlle, opposite ia
HHresbytcrian Church, CABfSEI, w AT iss sI
hooM iot where he will keep for cheap aii
Of Ills ,raao s;s, as comes under this department.
aterial and vii! furnish for cusli Mt Cha Is..
ron ION prices, all descriptions Of Fiirnitl,re
repairing executed at the shortest rIoiice
out delay. : .nistea Hns < w ssittlsss tlss
Haring procured the services of Mr. q, stSssssii
DAVIS he is prepared to furnish aIetoi,;i. pls
engraved in any STYLE s.
All the snbsriber asks is fair trial and
mopes oy punctuai attention TO business and
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Encourage Home Manufac
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'i1k, Subscriber, CRATE III for the liberal
patronage heretofore -bestowpd upoi,
him, takes this method of informing ihe peopi,
ct Sumter and tie adjoining Districts. that he
sui continues 10 carry On the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in al lis vafi.
Gus br'nchcs, al his stand in Bishopyiile,3 sc.
lie js making large additions 10 his Establish.
ment, so as TO enable lin To nan,iiacture egefy
thing wanted, in his line, al The shortest noice.s
and in style tf workmanship equal to any In
the Southern STATES. He has in his empoyex.
perienred workmen, and is well supplied Miill
The best seasoned timber also with Trimmings
and hlounngs OF the latest style. y
All new work done in his line will be war 3
rnnled IL months and repaired without charge
II II fail i'll that time He viii 10 repairing St5
The shortest no1ice and in case any person living
al distance should wan, repairiiis:g
will write TO that effect, he w
Joh, and return ii when done. ~ sstt''
JAS. S9s
N.B--liis TERMS are n
person. : epd. excel ssss ~
Blsn6pviJs iss
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