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Notice 10 loedlaEs.

DEDLARS of all descriptions, whether
i on foot, horse back, or with wagon,
are hereby notified that should they be
found TRADING IN THIS DISTRICT
after this date, without the necessary Lii
ccnsc, the law will be enforced against
them. a CITIZEN.
June %, 1852. 35-tf
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Notice,

All persons indebted to me Individually,
or rs Ordinary, will please make immedi-
ate payment, rs it is absolutely necessary
that close up my business, some part OF
which has been of lorg standing unsettled,
and which | am determined shall remain
so no Icngcr. hope my friends will attend
to this al once, aud give me and themselves
as lit &c trouble us may be.
w. LEWIS. 4
Feb OH, 1852 l7-tf {
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g B IT u AR Y.

ni"d-nF Erysip"!as, at the Plantation
oI Captain q. w. Co"pcr, in Upper Salem,
on the 2G;h of September, JOHN BUR-
CESS MCCl.ARN, Il native Of Williams
burg District.
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5-ATred, That The two ySf
required by The Constitution ii
the two years immediately pa
election, and the SIX months
the Election District, are thGsS:
immediately previous TO the elect;
it any person have his home in
he dohS not loose the right OF res
temporary absence with the init
returning, but if one have his
family III another State. the prd
such person, although conlinu ed
years in the State, gives NO ricll
ReSolrcd, That it shall he It'd
duty OF the Managers to report Il
lie tors all violations of the clcI
and all cases Of bribery and CORFU
10 use their best Efforts to bring n
crs to justice.
Sept. %, 1852.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AMI
q 4 @ Y, q, " u

g " Ss VI V W y .
The Subscriber would respectfully in:
form the citizens of Sumter and adjacent
Di tric,s, ,ha, lie has jus. opened III SUM-
tcrvile beautiful assortment of
Clocks and Watches. f55st
brooches, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Ear
Rings, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold-Geld
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Spectasss
cles Of various kinds White and Coral
Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All Of which;
will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash;,;
by c. II. MASON,
One store south of KS
Mrs. Hulbcrt's Millencry.;s
p. S.-Rcpairing OF every description.
done i'll the very best manner and at. tho.
shortest notice. s5Y" All work done BY
inc, warranted to give satisfaction. .sG Gs75
C. +. nj.
December 9, 1851 Is tfSsss@
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art lore in the afternoon and Chris
y Alinstrels mt night consumed the
4 a tile latter !placeSono of them
MAS found to be drunkfand uproarious,
ssneE lad to be carried back to the ho,
Is I Where lie fell asleep, and gave no
stMrtlier trouble. There is but little
doubt that Sfull arrangements have
been made for their final departure
sfioln Florida, and that this will take
place!at as searlyfa period US the well
known tardiness of the Indian charac-
Icrswill allow. Billyand his comrades
must have BY this time dcfinitiveIy
concluded that this was /, great coun-
try,1and that in case Of Noncompliance
With the treaty, they would be suffer
;,ers. Sdvannah Georgian 29M uH.
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Improved Endless Chain
W3tec HIlcY;assss

10 Said Land cannot be sold for less
than SSl.OO per acre.
TEEMs-Onc-lalf payable on the 1st
January next, and balance ON lSt January
1851, with interest paynhlc annually till
fully paid. Purchaser TO give Bond and
personal security, and murtgagr OF the
premises.
a-PA PLAT Of the above land will be
exhibited on the day of sale.
w. +. b, ffAYNSWORTH,
Com'r in Equity
Aurust II, 1852. 43-7t.
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t----- .5'r'.2: ~ tIie Scss!
lioI's, do take the 10 lDwlng oulh or ailhma-
;.o, before su,ne Magistrate, or one IGf the
Managers OF Elections, to Wit: "Thak they
will faithfully and impartia.ly conduct and
attend 10 the foregoing elections, ag.eeably
to The Constitution oil the State uI Sya,uth
Carolina and the la IS thereof" q
RcSoircd, That IN luturc, O personsGual-
ifIed lo vote Tor members OF each l|runci,
ol the l.cGis lalurc, shall he permitted to
vote III more ilIan one election dis trict or
parish, and the Managers of Elections
lhrouyho the State are hereby required
and and directed, it they think prop'r. Cor
on application ol any eicc,or prcscE,r TO
administer to any lcrSun or persons offer
ing 10 vote. the lul owllg oath.
|, ~. Is do soIcmny swear Cor firm,
rs the case may be,) that have nol, at this
general elcttlon Tor members OF the Legs
,turc, volcd III tbs or any other district or
pr s!I, and that am conStilu!ionaily quail
fl ID 10 rotc-su help lie God.
And 1t any person or persons, required
as aforesaid 10 take the sad oath or atiirra-
ton, shall refuse to do SO, illcn the Mana
gers III their respective Districts ol sarsh-
es, shall he, and they are hereby required
and cnjoincd to refuse such vote or votes
aid in case the Managers shall refuse to
require the oath as aforesaid when demand
cd, they shall he Liable 10 all the pains and
penalties they would be liable and subject
10 for ncgleclng any other duties required
of Them as Managers OF Elections for eth.
er braEch .! The Legislature.
Resulted, That HE Act altering the
fourth Section OF the State of South Caro-
Ina he herewith published, 10 w:t:
Every free white man of twcniy-one
years, (paupcrs, non commissioned officers
and prlvalcs OF the army of the United
States cNccptcdO being a citizen Uf this
State, and having resided therein tWs
years previous to the day of eIedsasesss.'
who has freehold of fifty acres eEa
or a town lot OF which lie hYAbec
seized and possessed ut !caf
before such election, or
freehold or town lot, hat
in li,c election District IS
to give his vote bc!je \
months, shall have ~
member or mem S
HeFsch Of the LCk <
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favonrs the subscriber wish Z {
,ees to inform the public that he still manuflc !
NSges Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State
ses s>pn the liiost improved and approved PLAN
~ ,e thinks that the cotton ginned on. .ones
fgips Of the laisi l9prcyement is worth
at least quarter of ~ the 7cot-s
ton ginned oi, the ordinary gin. He alSo, man.
piactures them on the most simple consiructioIs,
Of the finest finish and Of the best materials tU
wit, Stea! saws and Steel Plated Ribs Casst
hardened which lie will sell for S2 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts ;heJn in com.
plete order nj the shortest notice All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually y attended
to. WILLIAM aEL.LISON,SSSs
Stotebrry, Sumter Dist, S. r. Feb Ia, 26z-t
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q 3lSsEefin strongly TO the nervous sysleni,
fcffewing health and ytgor to all parts of tiles
body. 4,h, y CATmAREIc, which acts inipeT.s
feet harmony will the Rther ingredienis, and
operating ON the Bowels, saad expclling tho
whole mass of corrupt and vitiatetfN a,attef, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys diseases; and
restores health.
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Spring and SNmMncr Goods

now offers for sale the best selected and LfIi
most choice stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought tn this market
lie has received H,niiy new styles Of Spring and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
well to examine before buying elsewhere.
e Black, Blue, Green and mixed Broad. Clothes,
Plain and Fancy Cassincres; Satin. Velvet,
md Silk |cstings, BOYS and Mems Caps, tHc.
full and large supply of Hosiery. Gloves,
Susrenders, Cri.vas, Ilandkcrchicfs, dc. DC,
oil of which will he sold on the most liberal
terms. and nj prices To suit the times.
~ Garments mnS<pcturcd by the .ubscri-
Der, and warrante. vc satisfaction. Or
ders from dstanit ts.s sA attended to-.
lie may he fnniF Sslnd formerly oc-
l5s,spiiisi = ~ = Hye recently by
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$500 CHALLENGES.

Whatever concerns the health and happineESt
of people is at all times Of the most sniuabIaI
Importance. take il for granted That every
Fsoson will do all in their pu" or, to save the lives
OF tiY5r children, and that every person will en-
tcavs> 10 pr mote teir own health q, all sarfrf-f
fees. feel il to be my duty TO solrmnly assute
you that WORMS, according to the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians, are the primary.
causes Of n large majority of diseases t6. .Hhicfi
children and adults are liable; IL Fbu have an
appetite continually changeable from one Kind
ot food 10 another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sto.8
mach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Emuif-5
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow EeveI,s
Pulse Irregular-rcmcnber that all these denote
AWoRMs, &you should at once apply tile remedy
s. ERObcmsack's Worm Syrup.
An article founded upon Scientific Priinciiples..
compounded with purely vegetable substnnces;
being perfectly safe when taken, and can Bss.
given to The most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bo,ret Complaints and
Dtarrh@a have made them weak and debilitaied
the Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup ais
such, that it stands without an equal in the cata Il
logue of medicines, in giving tone and strength
To the Stomach, which makes it an Infallnbis
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
astonishing cures performed by tins Syrup aftefs
Physicians have tuleA, is The best evidence oifi,d
superior efficacy over dill Others.
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For Wright's Bluff, Muir
RAYS FERRY, AND ALL

HNtCriMCViltG h;tnhtaRE1GS.
{fGn77n'h The steamer DEkALR,
sffIsyENSfSI8 UPsoN master, Will leave
s'zzsSSssis5s' Charleston as above, about
the 9Th OF October. For Freigh, arrange
rncnts apply to Captain on Board, or TO
O'NElL, HILL g. KENNEDY.
Buyce's Wharf
~ Watchman copy.
Sept 27, 1852. A9-t
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Gcorria Plain and Kcrscys, :
plnn and Striped Osnah'lrgs,
Bcachcd and Brown Douncstlcs,
Super Dutiicc Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for CuM
and on The One Price System, and VIC are
confident no house III the chy can give
BETTER BARGAINS.
Charleston, s. g., Scpt.2l, 1892. AS-lm
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DrV Goods for Fall Trade

l.N VIZ, -. y.
w. G. Bancroft 81 Co,
253 KING-Sr. e doors below Wcnlworlh- ST.
Constantly ON hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods of all descriptions,
Alpaccas, Mrrinocs and Bombazincs,
Prints and Gn.hams,
Cloths, Cassanlcres and Ncslings,
Hosiery. Gloves, SC, &C., &c.
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Election r esolvea|
~ ne Honse OF Representa-
cemIer. 13, 1851.

= u Z L 4 1
vHHHE Committee on Privileges al IElec-
= tlons, to whom was reIerredMndrY
petitions praying the establishments new
places Of Elections and the appoiDIemt Of
Managers for the next General Itcti0n,
having had the same under consolation,
beg leave to Report, aud recomnhd tile
adoption of the following Resolutit -
Resolred, That the Elections to hold
en- on the second Monday in Oc,oF mex,
and the day following, for SpnaIs md
representatives III tie State Leg|ature,
slihi' oe held at the following plaf only,
anu conducted by the following ePns:
Claremont County Managls.
SumterviIle: J. J. Knox, John Q. Ierriot,
G. w. Bradford.
Swimming Pens r. J.. McIeo A. S.
Waits, John w. Montgomery
Bishopvillc: John II. Dixon, J. W6tuck.
cy. John Il. Green.
Carter's Crossing Edmund Stucky, ir,
Elias McCutchcon, George Al Eutch-
con, jr.
Spring Hill: B. F. RIIamc, y. ISmith,
James Corbet, sr.
Stateburg: J. w. Dnkins. Sa |uel ].
Rr ridley, William J. Reese.
Providence: John Ballard, c. G. hckson,
l.. J. Dinkins.
Manchester: Jacob Rc.ser, w. Boyd,
James A. IIarvin.
Privatcer: Thomas O'Stccn, WilIn Net
ties. John B. Tntla!e.
English = Roads J. G.. Rlnnl, Isaac
kccls, sr., A. A. Mcleod.
Mecllan'csvIlc: r. l.. IIeriot, 5,es w.
Rembert, William Prescott
Lowry's: NJ A. Muldrox, Thi ,hs Eng
ilSll, jr., Josiah a. Fcmrur
tI Polls TO be kept open days a,
SunlcrvIlle aud one day at cI,, oi tho
other boxes. Managers to meet Sumter
vile Oh "Wednesday following, Aunt the
votes, and declare tie election.
Three Representatives to be tHtcd.
Observation-Disclosures,
fu ton: i. Z. Richardson, j. J. B,ughton,
ami Blown Manning.
Bradians: W. L.-Reynolds, Is Bror.
don, aud James III. IIarvin.
Owens Muster F.c!d (: J. NJ. F,lcr, A.
l.. Brock, and ID. l.. Ragin.
Sh"rlcrs: Joseph s;pra,t, W. I.Vildcr
and Benz. Wa!kpr.
Packs O.d Place: H. p. Haynsprll, w
Il. Brogdon, and James Pluv!cn.
Vests Old Place: J. 5. McFadtp, C. a.
Rich, and Joseph G.. Burgess
MacL,s Si"'c: Dudley L. Il"d,f, G. L.
Wrh ;rspoon, and J. J. Comers.
Nlilrrsp"on's old Maslcr-tie!ds, james
EpEes, William NJ. Mcln.ob, am
WV. II. McE.vccn.
Mo,ts Gross Roads s. B. CokckJ. w,
Baker and Samuel Tumlinsor,
u The polls TO Lc opened two lsys a,
B.adhanls aid one day at eac o,: the
other places OF E.cc,son lhe Nlilagers
t ncet al Samuel IIarvin's on Wrnesday
i,;iowinG count the ,oles and dcrire.the
election.
Two Representatives to be elcicd.
Polls 10 be opened al o riurks,S ,s,r1ssr =
aud closed az 4 O'Clock, =. NJ. wi
renie NJ Intervals. The box, vessel
60 ne sealed up when the polls are
and not 10 he opened except TO
votes the second DAY, and 10 cou|
votes at the regular time and place.
172l, 3 Stat. 1876.
RcSoircd, Tha, the Managers of M
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ALL Persons having demands against
the Est,tc of John Nc Donald, will present
them duly atlcstcd THOSE indebted will
NAL immediate payment 10
w. VI. GREEN gent.
February II, 1852, l7-tf
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A, ANDERSON,
MNASEM MWM NAAANR
SlIllltcrViiic, =. e,

Respectfully informs tho people Of Sum "a
ter District TINT nc has just received anl
now offers for sale the best selected and
most cllOicc stock Of
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= Pe''ep al 8 o CIUCkS77=
ahd closed az 1 O'Clock, =. NJ. vii
veniem intervals. The box, vessel &
30 ne sealed when the polls are
and not 10 he opened except TO rs
votes the second DAY, and 10 cou}
votes at the regular time and place. F
l72l, 3 Stat. 1876. =
RcSOircd, That the Managers of
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

4! HAVE appointed Mr.. W. NJ. Grccn
IL my Agent, to settle all The matters Of
the Estate of John Mcdonald, lalc Of this
District. MARY f.. MCDONALD.
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NMA GMRA MMMNgs i

NV NVSNS N88gGNSs.Sy y ~ s.
This is the most difficult Worm to destroy ttiff ttiffs
rl that intest the human system, it grows 10 AT
almost Indefinite length beconing 50 coiled md
fastened to the lntestines and Stomach ef1sciing
the health 80 sadly us TO cause St. Vitus Dance
Fits, DC, that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm Fastening them ID
nn early grave. In order to destroy this Worm, d
very energetic treatment must be pursued; fs
would therefore be proper to take 6 TO 8 Of MY
Liver Pills SO as to remove all obstfuctiof,s, tffat
the Worm Syrup may act direc, upon the Worm:
which mnsl be taken in doses Of = Tablespoon:
iuls 8 times a day, these directions followed
most obstinate case Of Tape Wtrm. is2j
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TO PL a N r E 81
The subscriber Inns just received a. u
OF goods for SPRING AND SUMMEIs ns
he offers ut Charleston prices, less expenses!
I ~ Bales heavy Osnablirga, ~
/. j" = Shirting und Shertings,
4 - Blne Denims and Marlboro Stripes,
10 Illlds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
25 Bbls Baltimore Flour,
.25O0O line Spanish Segars,
Sugars, Cofieea, Teas, &c. &c. N.a
Nlolasses, Soap, Slarcli, DC.
l.. D. HANKS. Y
4 April 9th, 1852 24-,f
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EsO5cZIsack's Liver Esisfsi
) No part of the system is more liable 10 disease
3f'sn the LIVER, IL serving rs lilterer 10 puri.
sss9od, or giving the proper secretion to-
that any wrong action Of the Liver
cg important parts uf The SYSTEM;
& aspsiy, in Liver Complaint;
ss&c. We shot,ld ilIerefofa
g,ss:ss s ~ hat might indicate
ss;S:5l These Pills being
PLANTS furnished by,
ss Namely, LIST; An ESis
II; "a 9nents the secretipi from
~ membrane; or promotegf
Red matter. 2nd, An ALss:
~ changes in some inexplicasS
& ss IS asssssler the certain morbid
# III ~ S5itl, 4 TosIU, whichs{
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4 fine assortmcn,s Of Groceries, Crockcry
Hardware, aud fancy goods.
y call l. respectfully solicited, as we
are c0nficm we can suit You IN pr'c; and
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Book Notices.

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, for
April, is on our table, laden with sub
stantial literary fare. We always re-
ccivc this publ cation with pleasure, and
would recommend it to such as are fond
of substantial English literature. Its
contents are" The Government of
India" Physical Puritanism," %" Con-
dition and Prospects Of Europe" "a
Theory of Population" Shelley and the
Letters of Poets,"" The Commerce Of
Literature" Lord Palmcrston and his
Policy" "The Early Quakcrs and
Quakerism," Contemporary Literature
of England = America = Germany
France" l.. Scott & Co., New York,
Publishers.
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B0-" Sir" said Fieryfacc, the law
yer, to an unwilling witness, sir, dc
you say upon your oath, Blimpkins is a
dishonest man." ...
81 didn't say he was ever accused Of
of being an honest man, did l ?"
docs the court understand you To
say, Mr.. Pipkins, that the plaintiffs rep
utation is bad 7" inquired the judge
merely putting the question to keep his
eyes open.
"I didn't say it was good reckon. u
Sir" said Fieryface, " sir-r upon
your oath-mind upon your oath-you
say that Blimpkins is rogue, william,
and thief"
You say so," was the reply.
Haven't you said so :"
Why, you've said it," said Pipkins
"what's the use of my repeating ?"
"Sir-r Z" thundered Fieryface, the
Demosthcnean thunderer of Thumtown
" sir | charge you upon your sworn oath
do you or do you not say, Blimpkin'
stole Things
No, sir" was the cautious reply
of Pipkins. CT never said Blimpkin'
stole things but 1 do say-he's got q
.oay Of finding things that nobody hd'
lost !"
Sir" said Fieryfaoc, "you can re-
tire )" and the court adjourned.
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of all sensible people, for twelve

OF all sensible people, for twelve
We pledge the most STRICT seer EcY
to all friends Of the Maine Law, who
can purchase of us in large quantities,
with perfect confidence, that they need
not apprehend a plethora of friends and
suckers during the famine. All respect
able honest poor people Of this town
whose consciences are not troubled with
this most ridiculous "Humbug," shall
have their wants supplied " WITHOUT
MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE," two days
before Liberty is surrendered to folly,
fanaticism, hypocrisy, selfshness and
vinegar-faced reformers, in this glorious
land where naught but justice, freedom,
cheerfulness and generosity should
dwell. "Can such things be ?"
NEWTON Brothers.
Newport, May IL, 1852.
We give the Messrs. Newton Broth
ers the benefit of this insertion in our
editorial columns gratuitously, unless
indeed they should see fit to send us one
of those packages" such as they put
up especially for sensible people"
Though we must confess we insert the
advertisement more for the purpose of
showing the venom of the reptile-(the
worm of the still)-in his last agonies,
than from mere desire to advance the
sale of their liquors.
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Bag Will some of our Newport friends
inform us what has become of our old
friend the Ocean Warei 1t has not
been seen in these parts for some months,
and we fear that either that expensive
cut entirely exhausted its funds, or we
have beer guilty Of causing its death.
We are anxious to hear from it, for \
heavy load rests upon our conscience.
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CHE Giterarp Gfbc,
lPawSaGwok A@voraisoro
Westerly, May go, 1852.

gD-V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the only authorized .agent
for this paper in the cities of Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia, and is duly en-
powered to take advertisements and subscrip-
tions at the rates as required by US. His
receipts will be regarded as payments. His
Offices are--BosToN, Scollay's Building
New YoRK, Tribune Buildings; PHILADEL-
streets.
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pJ- A Post Office has just been cs-
tablished at Temperance Valley Hop
kinton) in this county, called the Asha-
way Post Office, Lyman Kenyon, Post
master.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book, for June,

GoDEY's LADr's Book, for June,
comes to us with its usual promptness.
This is double number, with four full
page cngravings. Its contents are rich
and varied. We perceive an improve
ment in each successive number of the
4" Lady's Book" The new feature of
" Everyday Actualities s''-articles on
scientific SUBJECTS one which We think
will greatly add to tho present exten-
sive popularity enjoyed by this valuable
publication.
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1~ A Horse Shoe that is put on
without nails has been invented by Herr
Dricsbach. a0
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TIE CAvELIERs or ENGLAsD.-Un-
der the title of he Caveliers of Eng
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CT tales, written by William Henry Her.
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manners, the usages and feelings, both
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mencement Of chivalry in tho orusades,
to its conclusion, in the epoch, of Louis
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-'SARrArN's MAGAZINE, for June, has
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closes the FIRST volume Of the presnt
year, and with the July number, which
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rich treat is promised to the readers Of
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will furnish series Of papers, entitled
4" the Romance Of American History"
Mr.. Headley will commence the series
n theJuly number With an illustrated life
The primitive Republican., 1852-01-08

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