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$500 CHALLENG;.ElEs, B,

Whatever concerns the health and hnupii,s
OF people Is atull times of the most Sn I bIh
Importance, take 1t for granted thnt esorIs
p rson will do their poM er, 10 s;ye thai iiySy
of their children, and that every person syiII e9
dcaSor to promote their own health al, ali snes5
fees. feel itr, be my, duty 10 spleTnnlys ysassS
you that WORMS, according 10 the oliinioss u
the most celebrated Up hysicians nrefil1s fsssi
causes of; a large majority Of Diseases TO 81
children and adults DE liable !; ii, yo M. s.
appetiie conlinuuily chabgea6le from on
OF food to nno,hers Bail Breath Paif, ir,ib
mach, Picking at the Nosc, Hardness ai,5t ~
5Iless OF the Belly, Drfa gs;,ugS. IS lu,g III
+ Pntse nlar+rcmetlbsy th,il aiE fIiest 81
! !. ii1oRsis, gop sb.utd at tifi,
Gsofse,,sss o ssE's ~ fsrsis
an article founded upon SeientiSe fiadI Itsiss
compounded with purely vegetable 1bsist tnses
being perfectly safe when tnksn, and Ean. be
given 10 the mastaisnder3 lnE.nt with Jsseiasd
b.nscial effsct, wtepe Rolpsl Goss filss faiid
}iarThaa hafFa DO iheni weak aid da6iiitaletl
the Tonic proPassprs .of nay Worii syrup q rs
such, that il snnds without an equal i, The ctta
losue or medicines. in giving tone AMI strength
10 the Stomach, which makes it an lInf;,llablc
remedy for those afflicted with DYs,bepsia, The
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup afier
Physicians have fuile is the best evddence oft
superior efficacy over nll others. u.
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CLIO CKS, Vzl d d Il i

Ss So g,
he, ); Subseribcr would i,isiv n.
;ieriIi ,eI The citizens Sumter j nd
" trictss hat he has just opened HI
2teryIlle q 8bealtiflll asseft men. se,f
~ y cssss saSaea W al sEs
BIoosnes, y Finger Rings, Cuff piIs, ssr. I
ND tsilsgs, BUG
ss'hainsi Z, Of Steel, and
and AT Silver Pens aud Pencil Gases
G!ee OF yarions kinds, afit
oeaas' Bras eelels. g. sei IS
Wlil be sold at Char lesion prices fof
spYl I II III AS
One Ftofe3soutt al ~
=. 8 ], n n rsl IllbaFt's Al ll6hers.
81. iRepairig, every desc Il ptioa
done in tho test ID lilar d ,la ai
lslloriest e notice: All work done sibys
me, warranted u give sal tisiaeii II.
December 9. 1851 ", Y ss
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So Caroline Stunt ter ist,
8By ". LEWIS. L,sqr., ,,aiasly ii

- YSsf ftft
sad District. Ess
'i'Yi.ereas, John Ambrose hath applied
TO me for Letters IF A Administration on ain
aud singular tie goods and cliattles, rights
and creditors of Peter G.. Ambrtse, latesof
tile District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 Gle and atlnon.
!lstia all and singular, the kindred ard ctstii.
tors OF The said deceased, I'D be and appear
before lnc, onri next Orlinary'a Court for
,,ile said District. 10 be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 3rd Sep,embof.
next, 10 shew cause; if any, why the SAID
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
3, l7lh of September. ntbe year OF
lL.s our Lord one thousand eight hun,
drea and iiliy-two, and lin The 9z6ih
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s.;i,. si5
sAugust 10, 1852. 44sat Il
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Co7lsfgaaees,

Receipts per Rail Road at Sumtervillc
slepot, for the week ending Aug't 20, 1852.
81 10: John O'Cpnnor, a. T.. Pnol, Thos.
# Flowers, james Chandler, Roach a.
sckwo6l,rB. Grcenvald g. Co, w. Bo-
F. NJ Melleit, Samuel Harvin, f..
rs. Th6plas O'Connor. l.. b. Hanks,
mas ID t'nefson,J J !. u. Jones, y. Moses.
F,anciS, w. w. Bradford, d. J..
3,, 4. 5 Meslest, r. C. Dollard, NJ NJ.
s'rcs' d Z. Haydsworlh, Thomas Monay-
Inn. p. G. Bcnb,wS-E. |. Moses.
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Tournament !! Tournament.

.THytIE knights of the approaching Tour
n nament, to be ecelcbratedin5lhis place
or onlihe 18th of September, are respectfully
requested TO hand in thel. names witl,the
characters to be assumed, and the Initiation
lee 80 OO) to JOHN w. DARGaN$a at Sum
ster9ile, either personally or BY letter. The
young men OF our State are invited 10 par
,tcipa.e in the celebration by complying
swiihlthe above reqnsitinns. 8
N.B.-The knights are requested 10
hand in their names by. the 10th Sept'r
August "a, 1852. 4l-3t,
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a laoii,er Scientific Wohader. |.
IMPORTANT TO pYspEpr1Es.

IhTUHINNT TO DYSPEFTICS'
IS DR.. J. S, SIiough.ons Pepsin, the true Di-
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prenpared from
Rspnet, or the Fourth Stomach OF the Ok, after
directions of Baron Liebig, the gre4t Physiolo-
glcal Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, III. d., Phila
5delphia, This is truly wonderful re- emedy for
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Coms
plant, Constipation and Debility. suring after
Reture's owa Method, by Na}ure's Own
Agent the Gastric juice. Pamphlets, contain.
siag soientifc evidence of,i,s valus, furnished
ny ageats. gratis. See notice among tho medical
advertisements 81 Bly,
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sMnfiGa

4 l1er has fetnoved from his
stand cPposile the 5Yeteteei House
store formeffy occupied by Siessrs!
s3fyY 81 Sos, where lie intends ieontinu-
s business in NIL various branches
petts ts' " visit New York this month,
lt, Will add 10 bis present large stock
ett.5he invites the attention or his.
10 and Customers intlie fall.
s ~ sbiATH ESQ., N.
S'den, AUGUST 9. lSisl2. "A 4 l I,
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oTiiEs Coas ha South
SSern lights Committee hay called
aaother State invention toI ineetin
ssolltg gonery "a Ia. or, the ss9Id on
sday IN September, for the purpose Of
discussing the fesid dential aHastion,
Cen Pierce tailed to al,ssYe the In
terros lories prdpounaed tohfSn, S:i.d
Gen. Scott. as heretofore mentioned. !.
haying declined % orepl y there
Tliroughout the hemp sying re.
gion of Upper Missouri, ], says the Lii
Sberty Tribune, us far as we are slsised.
the crop Of Hemp falls sfort( of an
average one ihissis owing 10 The re-
peated rains and cool Weathery Ehe
corn crop is an abundant one ;;dittosof
Oats, Timothy, and ali Other grasses.
The sYheat crop is an average one,
perhap ~ ore. &
MoRTALiTYa AMoEa THE s.
= FsIIsRooPs q slcarn, ndirectiy Y, SD IS
tho n. Y.3,J Journal of Commerce, from
Purs,u iYelch, nfthe U. s. sloop-ot.
VARY Nincennes, who returned iii the
Illinois from Valparaiso, tl,at.up@ardsi
of eighty Of the U. S. troops recent.
5ly sent out, died Oh the Isthmus and
Golden Gate, Of disease contracted on.
the lsthnns. Mai Gore was among.
the number. Twas, understood that
official information ofthis fatality has
been, IS j forwarded to Washington
4 Mn. HALE's AccEprAscR OF THE
sNoMiSAT1oN - Concord, N. IT,, Aug.
Personal and intimate friends of,
the Hon. j ohn P. Hale, confidently;
assert that he will accept the nomina-
Ition, as candidate for President, recent
Us conferred upon him BY the National
EEt,ree Soil Convention at PittSburg =
Slt Is understood that he SO expressed
{ ssliimself to otliemin conversation and by
&ctter.
:s{ EARrHqUAKE.--A brisk shock of All.
earthquake was felt in various places
in Augusta and it's vicinity about III
minutes before, three O'clock on We'd
nesday morning. The Chronicle says:
Tho movement of the earth WAS
from if north to south, and the jar was
sufficient to slam doors and window,
shutters, rattle tables and other iiJlrni-
turc, awaken all butt soundes. sleep
crs. #i-s
The oscillation Of the earth and the
accompanying report were but of mo-
neHtary duiaticls and the shock was.
not productive of the slightest damage.
50 iar as We learn.
Hon. William r. King is expected
to pass through Wilmington, n. c.,
after The adjournment Of Congress
and we notice that the Democrats 4 OF.
that place have called a meeting to
make arrangements to tender him a.
token of their regard.
Barriers IN V1ReISIA.--Ihere are in
Virginia $50 Buptists churches; 81. 600
members, and 4l3 ministers. The
iRcv. JoElnClaY, the father Of Henry
Gay. was Biptist. preacher and rasiss
5ded in Hanover county. 55s 4,a
HE Bic, Rio !, X 4, Ness n 1cr'- of Of
August l'ilh says: Some 8 900 hogs
We're sold in tins country during TIC
past and present week to Tcnnesecans,
.at sd 80 grass. They drive them to
\ .lenilessee totatten, and thence take
them to the Southern market. The
.prospeet. fpr ciirn in this region is
.rutllvr gloomy. We have had no
rain for several weeks, until Mon.
day last, when we had a gentle show
er. Unless we get more, crops Will
be cut short, probably II moro than
3kalfthe ordinary yield"
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Can't. Walker g. Co.

FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I
ACCOMMODATIONS WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Receive and sell Cotton, Corn, Flour,
and all other articles Of Pro 'nce. and give
personal attention 10 the selection OF FAuIi-
ly Supplies
Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty
Cents per bale.
JAMES l.. CAN'T. WHITFIELD WALLER.
EDWARD GANTr.
Refnrcnce-Cnl. II. !. Moses and R. c..
Richardson, Esq
August 24, ] 852. At-6m
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AT THE OLD STAND OF S. & j.. GILBEr

AT THE OLD STAND OF 5. &sJ. GILBERT.
/; !, lsSzgs s.. & E. .M.fGsI,L5B Err II
s }tssssSS..<T- continue The CAf2RIAGE-
-SlAS---se-- w. B USINESS at The above
sland-Eo. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Charleston--where they will be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
avery extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
5rrIsing those of their own manufacture,
together with vatious other styles usually;
found in this market. Their long ncqnainl-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them To offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles.
and prices. 8 Il. 3,
August ID, 1852. 44-tf
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South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...,. Go. 3

ssOs9sil sssaroAina-GI;e I;ereiaSt0Ia Go.
That This Board Is, ready al
any illlit. a. isl iaft:s si Cons
Slnissiptter tho Plar nf Sumter Dis,riM
90 take into consideration The mattcr o. a
Poor House. 5.ss
Resolred, That the above be published
in the District papers, and noticei.e given
to The Ciaremont and Salem Boards. y.
I BY order Of tie Board of Commissioners
oflhe Poor for Clarendon Conn v.
! Is. BROGDON, Crk.
August 10, 1852. 44-3t
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She, IFS Sales,

fs virtue OF s1Hdry Executions 3tc me
dlf scted viii be snld oil Sunite ssonr:
ii'onse, on The Is, Monday aud d.y follow
ing IN Septefnber: exi. within, lea b6,,rs
et sale, g the CHEST bidder, for cas,. lie
!, ~, lg proper Purchasers for
Hotse, Mule and Ca a,tle Il yied, "a as Ia
irl S, 4iniIlas ela at The suit Of
3 ny Cattle he sold at j. r..
Clarendon. - -
s1i,e traets OF acrea of land; in Fork
pa + NY aslinllling lands of c.
eas l2sl5slt, ". lnyden aud e. PInwi levi
econ as the prope Il Of theodore s.. WIZ
son at Inc Suit of David u yVinn. S.
Z, III ~ AbI e, q s. b. Sc
s5tnsItlef lie, August lG, ssJ2. Si 434ttl
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ssISSs.

sssa A aa E9 FEN Sss.S ss
ssLl @ sa ss s. gEsysa g s
,,s 3I lssge''s a II b dsiscSiil Is s
g.lHEaGhIsIIAssR S
ctNfs,
70 g " sal Aa e. 70 sl AZ az 90
S%GoAPRIsING TIE s,Is
! AMI an 49,
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/ TEa II PEE DEE
/, Ra1ens h
.@.tAf$
ESS-~g-

"a N consequence of a rlinor, ,tothe effect
= that the steamer PEE DEE had been
sold, to run upoi, another river, Captain
GEO. H.. EAsToN takes this method OF in
forming his friends. that. such a report is
incorrect, and that the g PFC DEE" will
resume her trips on or about The Isl October
August "a, 1852. 4f-5t
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Land for Sale.

y iIEsSubscr rihers offers his Plantationfin III
{ Clarendon Tor sale. contai,inp S7aij
acres iss. of Land \ / 80 acres cleared Inc
2t,iaGe5is well settled On The pfamises
are a good; Gin and Screw, Horse. Mil
and SstT tsf flieal 1'hrasher NY person wish,
3iils. 4, bug, ma apply 10 The nj ubseriber on
I.tle ptsce.5t,n mile ollnse Calvary Church,
soastiie main road 10 Camden = =
y, c. FiiE, KS s!
Z Sfa " 81 -tfi
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Butter
Notice,
So. Carolina-Sumter Dist

rn,vn Ezpn,.e: apnre.o, p.,i,ioh II Equity VI, ),
HOSEA WILSON, ct al. } Of Land, &C. q
DY Order Of the Court of Equity,
~ sell on Sale-day in October nex
Tract of Land known as the
Tract, containing 706 acres, mQS XII
lying in Middle Salur, stua s
Swamp, about one mile frs
River road, and lying dirccfiy
Road.
The said Land cannot be sol
than $500 per acre.
T'ERsls-One-half payable
January next, shd balance ON
1854, with interest payable
fully paid. Purchaser to
personal security, and n
psemises
WE B.IIAYNsy
Angus, IA, 1859.
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lfa oaa Il detl.
$50. CARO- 0LIN SLTAII Z Err DIST,
By LEWIS sS., ordliadru ~. ssa;a

DiSffici. II 4
ny hereas, Jane ayyroe hail, applied
tn sii,s iprs Letiers of a Ai,ainisfrattisrt, 81.
sal land singular the goods and chaltiesj
srigiltsss and credltots OF Peter, Jayfoej
/ late Of The said District, deceased.
These. .are, therefore. II! cite and aslnisr,J
sistl all and gnlar, the kindred and credii
j tore of the said deeeasetl, to be a,,,f apn.s
before stne at next o diiiafg s Court tolI
The said Dstrici, 10 be holden 1T SumteH
Court House on Friday the :,rd dayi al
September next, To she W cause, III any why
The said Administrator should not be Grant,
ed.
GlyefEunder my hand md seal, this
7th day of Augustinsilic year Of
II. S. our Lord, one thousand eight num- nun.
dred and sfity.tsvo, aud in the a Gin
year OF American Independence.
". / LEWIS, o. S. Is. I
u {tiug gust 1862 Al - q
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Negroes for Sale, !.

i WILL offer ior sale al Sumter Court
4 House on The LIST Monday in Septem.
brr next, a Negro Woman and Chili, he's
longing to the Estate OF William Groon,s,
dec deceased Ais, at the same time bnd place
another Negro Woman. ISL.
Conditions made known on DIV oi sale.
w. LEWIS, o. S. /, /. y
Angust.7, 1852. 5. .i2 al
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Salt, .5
iG,ss SACKS OF s. 7 for sale low
49,. a = Tor casii5ly s.S
JOHN o.coNEoR.
!: I Juno \, 1852. 33-lfs,ssAs; lAs5

The First of the Season,
sIf lfE5 5 subscriber would inform lie CHI.
J, "a ~ I zenssof sSumteryille and yicinity,tbat
lie is nos Giving n large, file, aIti5well
selected Stock of C. Ii O tTf Is, l,,a.SSIt
E,is n both plain,
y y G q lei iipeflfir asst1ftg
\ e ii D
se ~ lind ety1e,
sss and seed
I; 5. J }. US.
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1couIage Home IgI aailfa facg

= sti Y Subscr crate MI for libefaI
h patronage heretttt owed I.sJf.,,
him, takes.this method of Informing ilis
OF Sumter and Tie adjoining Disificss thar IA,
sui continues 10 carry on the &. and
fIfAIsNESS TAKING blFiness iii ali iIs VA -
{ ous br.,itc heg, AZ bis stand in RiRhops lies
" making large ditioI,s 10 bis hsiahl isiss
nlent SO rs 70 nabie ltn to nianliiae
thing wanted, in his line, at the
and IN stylet workmanship tqlial to any III
! the Southern States He has In his employ ex.
perIenccd ,Sorkmen, and is syelI sippl led III
TIE best reasoned timber also Ssitll Irinsni5
and Mounlings ei the laisst sty yie. = ll
n Il new y ork done in his Gns " I'LL bessyis
ranled u months aud repaired M titoit cl,afgs
itit iait IN that time lie yyiiI to ats
tiie shar,est olies, ahd in aass fsts, iiy
as e distance should want NJ phi
Will write 10. that elect, he Isl - ~
Job ard return it when taaltes sts
.ssts Il so i5 ssssS IS. ssg5
$ His TERMS Are e 81 S.
D{rSSj,l t,uid ,.+-fss,fy
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b 4 IN sfnallt OF thet Grand i Il ~
/ 81 efln. 4 ssf,:2., Ills Homer Hf ss
55lniige Neail made the fol lnysi ilj9y arsicf
za is ofdersd that SO rluci. as sts Isl
So Poor bt' eopie and sc rve,i on q Il
Board of the 33pmlniss sianef rs af lia ps5as.
5ior CiaFe enlon., Ciarentlaa IA 81
q rule endorsed, reqifing them Is ,tuiI
Poor House, fr t.e az setNnslr sisfs 81 liss
I,oos, cordin. 70 lazy on f iltssg II d
thar they show ealsr. yshy itleY slloal
be Indicted. Under ilils ord def, sfie t3.osiss
ra'esionars of slse popr fsit snsa9
County their; 'guhSs tsel,ll isig tliss is
ssMonday m Ace passed iilsr
resolution y tSls
lsesols ssl That lie
Boasd, he altaorised{ slId III s4.ti il, q
;6ctice TO the itigayls q salsl s;f i itsi fies
through the paper
inslting lllessi % slees y Ia III
- s:Ilty sis ileSt i mt
censiiis qcil pfplsfisi of BGt ssiity &
Poor llasls 4 4 II
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Would tpr d, 4 Ill f $50:
the public gene ral is
and rs ior ,stIs
aud splendid 81
4 99A-ls3ss NJ sino with f5s 81
sas yni Ia. 50 tsile Jin-
III sfllo siiisiss ifasysF
sGloyeas iiie g. t ynibrgjlh IL s, sls.if5SE
g7 NJ "a Sti iienny Sla,ls al, Il i4.ss ~ s.
sy I'd y;aiies Is z
ehliars Out iotr.is. swords
81 "a g, Furnished al ssprt ii1tisf.
I'm firms for Sumter sifefasT furnished on 5
reasonable ,efns sssess -
Of far richer patterns tilti Sss
fihited in this iparsie, 8
sss Oct. les 1851 81 KS rs
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ST. .ssya TIoN IN TIE EsI 3. I..Si,IEs.
ecolpts from lYindwardz Isl
ssislto t5s be receiSed Of the
sSSlsrSati jon to which Che pgs
these islands are involved troI1S 4
:slAng continued drought AutigallS
kits, ST; issieia Anguillaand sal
resented as particular iE
tate and distressed lii Anguf!!
aronght, which had prevailed Tor So
taiontlis. had reduced the poorer class
The inhabitants to state of absas
sslites destitutiolf and misery. The poor
atesabsa alutetY dying fpr5want.5 4,
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9 E5I. a N ,I' :. n 81 ,58 ,5s8
The subscriberia j1si received al ii rss s,oe
q saSds FOR SPlti ND SU MINER |. which
~ gIlGIs al prices, less 6rpe rises.
Y ~ Bales heavy Osnnbufes, IS S. 'is 4 g5
Sinrting andi Sleetinga. {
!, -, t5lle Derins and Mar ribnfo, S.tipes.
see ~ B,f Mhds BACON Sides and Shunlacrs. - q,
II = y Bbis Baltimore Flour, ss,ss. 81.
Ss9oe1a Il ss'., line Spanish Segars. -,
5 ~. airs, Soitees, Teas. dc. DO. 5S
I a a. Glasses, Soap Starch, &c.S
{ (, q, j, 4, ), .. tlA NIX
st'' t,s Ass.,s "a 4--if
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1AN NARs,. W1psyA i, !,

This is the most difficult Worp to destroy Of
81! that infest the human system3it growa TO an
almost indefinite eng. h bccoSns so coci and
fastened to the Inteslnes and Stomach eff5ctins
the health 50 sntily as TO cause st. Yitus Dance,
Fits, d;c., that those afflicted seldom If ever
suspect tina, it is Tape Worm Fastening them to
an early grave. In order 10 deslroy this Worm, q
very energetic treatmen, must be pursued ii
would therefore be prcp.r icsake 6 To Of my
Liver Fills 80 ms 10 remo;a jdhItrucuons,;th that
the Worm Syrup may 81 upon the Worm,
which must be taken Of Tablespoon.
iuls times day, directions followed
have %ever been knoy fail in curing the
most Obstinate case of Ssgfc lP.rn.
ssss 5siS Sas liver Esis.sgssS
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1san,E EraafGs,

islSs g,
Al alenrnea Meeting of Tho Banl,,,
5tColl,n,ilsee viii sbe held on Wednesday,
:septaInbar lst. a full attendance lis sre Z
EquiIede asact etleetually
s. $. y CHA sD DLE L, Cba II Conf
sS5fi August $50, 81
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Y Valuable Woodland Near.
II ~ EtTONN FOR SALE. SIsf
isetWfcen 2 and la acres Of land Slyinp.
at at 4 Turkey Creek near SumterYilic, Nil III.
sold 4an accommodating terms 10 an
proved sllrsllaser Apply at Ills office.
I I IS. ~. : ~ .n' I oss If
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Than the !;
~ the blood, or -
the bile +: SO that any -
eiTecta the other impor,
and results vaTiously,'
juundice, Dyspepsia, d,
watch every symptomS
wrong ncliun of the { (
composed of kooTs #
nature to heal the si( IS
rEcToRANT, " hich az.
the Pulmonary muc,
the discharge of sccEg5
TERHATIvE, which
BILE and insensible Ms
action Of the systtssi 81
|tgives tone and stf
renewing health
body. 4th, a e.
feet harmony wi J,
oPernting on ihsgs q
whole mass Of c5l
! purifying the Bf
restores health.
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! n It's inclplept state by
y ii sensation of burning at the pit of
the stomach, produced by morbid
acid dullness, and heavy pains in
sIls abdomen. the result of tinhamma-
tjoas sofs the intestines. Carbonate or
Y carbonate Of soda, followed by
gentle cathartic. we are told, will
40 ysre the attack, aud save three
syeeks Of ply ysician's visits.
oRRInIE MuRDER. The body of
sin. iiPpins. .of Anderson District,
js8EEyssas found on last Tuesday morning, n
1.-THE road leading from Fairplay by
Little Beayerdam church, between
Johnsonsi and the latter place,
fsiefced through by arifle ball. The
shall Gems TO have entered the body
the back hone and passed out
I rangh thesleft breast. Mr.. Tippins
pi,lg man; he lad been at Fair
sail election, where he had q
Ity Skitlispme friends, and had
/ sile place and was on his way
Ssllslflio Slinn he was shot The perpe
tfa Ton tlsis horrible decd5has not vet
disIceyerel ieo.qee Pie&eas)
skiNc s'f,l lep,e, situated ut due
bbesilie District, lias at pre-
TsttIpl Senior Class contains
8e2 q lsegs Junior Glass a So.
IgsisSltt Lrepa-
fSsts s.{St Il VI rs "a
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&. 2h(es,

ysisr iias made a;faiilsemer,ts Tor
ire OF from -Four 10 Five Tiousanti
u pairs baye srticle 10y thv & AZ I.IssS fcr
a. feeftnE4 fs % quality, he sont4 rssaast(tIiv
refer pess % may ba diantSf IL IL 81 frlase
of him 10 Pal snnized Il itf tsAs sesr
s q ss sgilt slaralitoo III mi al ipg a.
4 an lie Sasd 81 So x gS Il fs
q 4 j. 1sG Gtlia
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.srholnasl llsra,,eis sMeagher. ,n

Thomas Francis Ateagher, on
siasiiay the 9th inst, in New. Y York,
sclafetl his ii titentionE Eof becoming n
zen OFT he United States before one
the Judges ef the Supreme Court,
and took the ioltlnYii,g oath !:
Thomas Francis Meagher, do
sclare u pon oath, that it is bona f,le
n, intent ton to become o citizen. OF
the United States, and to renouncc for
over all allegiance and fidelity to any
NJ tor Ign prince. otentate or !soyereignty
sssyhate ateveT, and pafticulary to,the Queen
Sscstt Biitaiiland ireaHd, of5whom
iillno8 nbject.n
hiring he recent elections in
& & iiis one tile candidates from
aiabsiss He'd upon U tradesnan to
iicit his vote. II would rather
a vote for the devil than for you,''
4 sssasSt tlle rep But in case yu,lr.
Should not come forward" !" said
idafe, 4 might theuicountu up
81 S sistance."
plE y. DR. Beggs,
sss cad yiiis on let in his bed room
SSass ,fE Sflifse O'clock. lii
his li5 band was held j card, on which
liesse. Foftia SYero Written: Il have
haitian ounce 3ot pfi,ssic acid ~
proof inquire Gf Wm. Lincoln,
3situgggi gist, SslvanHlh. August24, 1852,
saait. t.past on, clock By. his side lay
an Slils lfsouisces vial empty. Snd labelled
sfnssicsach two drops u dose.
he breath had left his body before
be 7Ssas g discovered. Upon {Suiry, it
/ ssas tslsaltl l1l that lie had put sd the
oissaiiSat haltpast one and,
@ therefore lilt s.e must have swai i'm
llieaiatel Hcis saiti Il Sn
[soar, md Was observed !
s5isisg5 for days pas -. San |
3ttltst. esaey. S N
EsHIBLE SScENE IA
Qns Friday night, So
!; l;ty m orniiigg, a So
s took . piace ut lssrraisss