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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-04-13

A NutJor Geotogtsts.-Hiram Dewitt, of
Springfield, Mass, who has recently return.
ed from California. brough. with him a piece
OF the anriierons quartz rock, of about the
SIZE OF mans fist. On Thanksgiving day,
u IA brought GU { for exhibition to a friend,
when i accidentally dropped on the floor
and split OPEN Near the centre was dis.
covered, firmly imbedded III the quartz, and
slightly c%orroded. a cat iron nail, of the six
penny size. 1t was entirely straight, and
a a perfect head. BY whom was that
nail made! Atwbat time was il planted in
the yet unchristalized quartz! How came
1t. in California? If the head of that nail
'con'd talk we should know something more
iot American history than we are likely ever
to know.
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hATs.-lt Is said may be expelled from
your cellars and grainsries simply by scat.
tering a few stalks and leaves Of mulleni
their paths. 1Ni i7t4Fm 3tnoh
There is something verv~ annoying in this
plant to the rat. It affords therefore, avery
easy remedy for e most perplexing evil, and
much more economical aud less troublesome
than gunpowder. rat e~xtermnator,' cats or
traps The mullen rs a very common p 70.
duction, and may be found in almost every
heid. as well as in the pastures. and by the
highways. : sala.0o0.Fs tn ~ Bm
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Tur WHEELsosEow EusoEAnr REruax.
Eb--Many Of eur readels say the Synei -
Journal. tlll rentmber the account publish,
81 In fhs HgAfspapcM neafy 40 yeas
80. OF ! Cahldsnia sHdgnn,. who erosssi
the plsius on loef aud aione, viii ; who'd.
bafFow eoniaiasag sI his earhy good,
lhai is. ID provisions cloths. tools, &c. ID
Ihai hunhle vehlcls. aud outstripping ia bis
march hunters who started for the land Of
gold with more snowy aud expensive aP.
Pointments. Ills name was Brookmire, and
be is an Iushmsn. His residence Is at
Warren, in Pennsylvania, where he left a
vile asd family in very INDECENT circumstan-
ces wheu be went over the Rocky Noun
t4ins- 10 ITy hts fortune Brookmirc has
lately returned hom California, with abont
$4,000 II The dust, all Of which he dug
aud washed out with his own hands. As il
is very apt to pour when it raips. his wife
received legacies during his abance 10 the
amount Of $40, 900, falling TO her upon The
death Of some relations in Scotland.
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Advertise MENrs
OF mississippi J
Wilkinson Cou,,tu

..L-egla lat W~'tksnson County, ,.vo) a
in the matter of the Petition of William
8 White, administrator of Thomas White,
" deceased, for sale of Slaves and other per.
sonal Estate of said deceased. gsr-sf q.
@bH. filing the petition Of said administra.
tor it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that Martha IA Lanepdar and
Mary. Stewart, heirs aud distributes of
SAID estate, are non-residents of this, State,
so that the necessary process cannot be ser.
we'd upon them,-lt is therefore ordered that
Monday, the first day Of the next June. be
set apart for the said absent heirs to enter
their appearance therein i--,o rt
IT further ordered that a copy ofthis Or.
der be published for four weeks consecutive
ly. IN the Woodville Republican, a newspa.
per printed and published in this county. b d
WITNESS, the Hon Francis Giidnrt,
Judge of said Probate Court, at q the
LIS, y courthouse of said county, the first
Ia Monday of April, A. D., one thousand
eight hundred and Fifty two. yo,a IA,
18th april, 1852 1910 M III /.
b. FRED. CONRAD. clerk. n,
Gordon IL Posey, Attornies. bf- aapl3-159
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S1WfTTfppr llEr.rnE,
SAMoEL BELL insretu@ns lasai
~ for past favors. begs leave 10 i,s
the public generally, that The busSsx
now be carried on atihe old stand pDds.ssw
name and firm of s. Bell & Cosswho ~ we
citing share of public PATRONAGE A. ssSs
determined that no exeT:ions on ,b.s. 'aI
shall be wanting to- merit the Same PsA
Their stock OF Plantations and Drv O..
Hardware, G~roceressa and Provisions, will \
carefully selected o sold at cheap rats, 4,
Cash, or to pnnetnal customers on tbe ~.a.,
time. All cotton consigned to them q, IN.
ment, and all treights for storage, pIar,.s
may rely upon receiving their best at,er,;o
o1IrSAB BELL & co
Fort Adams, Jan. 81, ~i852-ly.-e- 81 80
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80
CuHE o TooTHaeHE.-Mr. James Beat.
son, OF Ainjrie. says: Gum Copal, when dis
solved in ehieroform. forms an exoellen,
compound Tor stafing the holes Of decayed
teeth. l have used il very freqnntly, and
,he beneht my patients have deriyedsfrom il
been truly astonishing. The applica-
ticn IS simple and easy. | clean out the hole.
2 moisten q little cotton with the solution.
1 Introduce this into the decayed par. ana
IN every instance relief has been most in
simultaneous T The c~hlorofornm removes
the pain, and the gum copefal resis,s the ac..
uon OF The saliva and as the applications il
80 agreeable. those who may labor under
this, dreadful mslady. wonld do wellro make
atrial Of jts--hof6eat lfmesg 6A8I Igur
OsfssS stftrs. adj GOO aoBsl ls8f N
w tel @~f-1.I " " oNn 80
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SURGICAL DIscovERY--The art o surge-
ry has made a new step by the recent dis
covery, made aud prac,iced here by several
of our surgeons, v hioh consists of replacing
the scalpel by a wire OF platina, WI ich,
when heated and rendered white by the fire,
cuts and cauterizes at the same time the
flesh Of the patient. r.,,. .f
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FLErcmrR on Si.AvEIy.-we have been
promised .. copy Of this mos excellent book
IT las been published and 10 on sale at the
Store OF Jackson Warner, Esq, Na,chez.
Can not tue learned and able author l6ad il
to his interest 10 send a few copies to Wood;
vile for sale, AZ soon as we can run
through its pages. We will euasavor TO say
more about il. sssw s agtaaf
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BZ-First class in geography come up.
Bill Toots. what's a cape?" "a thing that
mother wears over her shoulders" What's
a plain!" A. tool used by carr enters for
smoothing ofboards." What's a DESERT"
ats goodies after dinner" t.That'm do.
Bill; TIL give youthe goodies after school,"
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A." 9sE11 s8f NOTICE ie 1B1J I1T
EITEKS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, on
the Estate of A. c Dunbar, dece ased, at
the April term. 1852, Of tile Probate court
Of Wilkinson county. Notice is hereby giv-
en- 10 all persons indebted to said Estate 10
make immediate payment, and to those ha-
wing claims to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or the will be barred.
re T9,W.uAYS, Sh'G. Admr. f ;
april13-16w6.a Hfsf93 aGH #1At 2" "i
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II by reference 10 enr pa'slieasiVa mo-
iiccit will be seek iAasiMr. W. c. Bouney,
is disconnected NdsIr tAis sdSce. We have
conidcd the publication 20 able and skifal
hands. who wal spare no pains 20 meet The
appreciation Of the kind and generous
patrons OF the Republican,.
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On Thursday, the 9Th inst, at the residence
MIS-. Ann Montgomery, West Feliciana Pa
IRISH. La, by Rev. Charles Beach, M. M.
G. anderson, of Amite, and Miss Jane
Montgomery. 71l rri tso's ul 'r. uh
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U-The fees of the American consul at
Havre for 1851, exceed $4,000 by a triae,
which is not SO much as many have believed
the efice worth by two or thee thousand
dollars.
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n-Six or seven negroes mostly be,
longing to Mrs. Carter. were commit.
ted 70 Jail on the 10th, charged with
breaking open the store, do,f Messrs.
How ey and Cooley, aud TAX ing goods
to The amount Of s15 70 y ~
The ssisiis going on ss we 70 ID press
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Aarnua's Hons GazEfTe.-We occa.
sIonally receive a copy of this most
valuable Journal. II should be upon
every cenire-tahle. It's articles are free
ofthc iovcswhang aud Miss Nancyisle
sentiments that characterize all the
o'her Northern ~liseraries. A high.
toned morality glows within its column
for the home circle, as well us para.
graphs Of che utmost utility in house.
hold offices. Friend Arthur, send us
yoar paper regularly.
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10 Somebody says there are two kinds
Of family jars-into one you put your sweet.
meats. aud the other you ~put--your foot.
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II The Free Trader the ar.
rival in Nslchsz. Of three oI the cubsn Vol.
unteers.
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Rer rsfk. sstsndsy. Afni e-Thsr
hns b-sn q All sensaS to-aay IA lhs Csl'ou
msftss. sud tbetalss fmbmsss 5ooo bales
a. slssaf we. Mdans quoied at
e3eu. Flour has been in good rsqneal ..
sf4S 81 81 8 pey bhL co Sssie, aud
s. ca IL si0l iof Ohio brands. Corn
los sold az &C. per bnshsi for prime white,
and Csc fcr prime yellow. Pork steady,
with sales OF mess stSl7 90 and prime at
SIG 90 per Dbl,
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~ Some friend at Fort Adams
has sent us q budget Of southern aud
norihcra papers, Who Is helrmseafsq
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Stoamers' Moremcnfs.

.
New York. April 3-The Chagres
steamer Promerheps has arrived here with
$500. 900 worth Of gold dust She brings
no later news from California than that
taken by The Georgia &c New Orleans,
LOuisrile, April 3-The river has risen
eight inches during the last twenty-four
hours. The Gulusre and BELLA donna have
departed for New Orleans. and the Swamp
Fox. X. IL. Winslow, and J.. M, Nile. have
arrived from that place during the last
tw~enty.four hours.
H. The Fngiire Stare Case.
'Newl York. April 3.-Thc fugitive slave
Horace, lately arrested here on the claim
Of his owner, of Baltimore, has been re-
manded to the custody Of his master,
B Steamboat ErpLOsion--LoSs Of Life.
Madison, Indiana. April 3-The steam.
boat Red Stone b'ew up this afternoon.
while backing out from SCOTS Landing, a
short distance above CarroIlton. The ex.
completely shattered the boat, aud
she Immediately sank in twenty feet water.
large number of the passengers lost their
lives, aud of the officers and crew, the cap.
tain and clerk only are saved, the former
very severity and perhaps fatally injur'
ed. Eight bodies Of the victims have so far
recovered. The exact number that
lost their lives is not yet ascertained.
Ohio Markets. 'r ai
The river here has risen two feet within
he last twenty-four hours, Flour is un.
hanged and dull, with small sales and large
ecepts. -Four hundred bbls. pork has been
old, but the terms are unknown. Bacon
lioulders are in fair demand at 7 1-2 aud
ides att 7-sc. per ID, $50 bbls. Whiskey
as changed hands at sc. per gal. sas a.m
Pittsburgh, April s.--Theie is eleven
'et six inches water in the chanDel here
evening, and river falling.
Cincinnati, April 3.--The river has risen
inches here since last evening. The
market is dull, and tire sales to-day
My amount to 200 bbls, at 50 IL a So l4..
Vhiskey is in fair demand and 900 bbls. L
ave been sold OF from ID 7-S to ti5c. per
nllot, chiefly at the latter figure. In pro-
not much has beeu done, the only
he being of mess pork, at $40 50--there
cling more buyers than sellers at that price.
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10 The ever attentive officers OF the
L. u. White, have our sincere thanks,
for late papers. --,at 4
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gl-IIoa. A..G Brown has ourihanks
for several public documents and
~specciles. we.
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NOTICE.

NJ. ~nfNue4T NOTICE. s 1ai d.
EETTERS Testamentary having bsen
A~ granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate Of Rebecca Haziip, deceased. at the A..
prilterm 1852, of the Probate court of Viii.
kinson county. Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate 10 make i'm.
mediate payment, and to those having claims
to present them within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be barred. fiegof has ,ul
Isl JOHN J. CHANDLER, Ex'r. va
aprill3--l6W6 - kaf4, tsm to ,r e.~.- ~
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" WAS committed to the Jail of
ssssS Wilkinson county by John II.
yT& Leatherman, esq, as a runa-
~ way, on the 9th inst, a negro
- - man, who calls his name HEN.
RY. and says he belong, 10
William Wade, Of Claiborne county. Said
boy Is s feet high. black, 'lean and hungry
Iook.s spare made. 'a3af 90 I"s.
The'owner is notified to comply Win tho
[~aprflis-16tf = aa.is ssa "
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NOTICE.

81 Persons : are Rersbyslfars.
warned not to sch anstbiegl ~.
me account of the firm ssf SN,y,, d,
hicgAspsos.0u unless an order he eisss-
'o''aen' signed BY both parties .sss"l
~ y ss.ssaoa JOHN RICHARDSON.
Mosdvalics March %, is5aoseSy a.
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~ The weather for ;hc week previous
TO Saturday last, has hcen too cool for col.
ton ami too dry for con to DO much. ARE.
ifesling shower on Saturday night mellow.
cd the earth, AMI the winds have changed
TO more comfortable quarters. The atmos.
phcre was as serene and bright yesterday
morning, as the temper Of an Old maid Just
he'roiaed TO a village parsm but as the
day advanced. andihe grey dawn heralded
It's departure, a lew irownins clouds mant
led the lace of the horizon. To-day, all
may be fair and smiles-or 1t may melt INTO
tears. or break down with the torrents and
squalls OF d'lopidated aud disappointed mai.
denluood. m flr .tss sd
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the SLATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ~, "A
WlLKINsoN CousrY.s I, q lto-wH
THE STATE OF MISSISSlppI

10 Fountain w, Ford,
XoU are hereby cited 10 be and appear
oeiofe The Probate Court Of Wilkinson 4
county, at the Courthouse thereof. on The
ist MONDAY in June next, then and there
70 snow cause IF any you ean} wby ,he
maj account of your GuasaiaDship BY 2
Hey M. Woods should not beIaiIowed,
ana . decree made thereon accoraiuaIy:ss q
sh iur'her 10 do and suffer such ,hingsss :
Gn pe considered and ordered by ihs
o"' aforesaid, and in premises. u aef
F~~s WITNESS. the Hopors- Z
BILE Francis Gildart, Judge Of Z
~. 80 the said Probate Cont aithsA
udI 81 Courthonse of said county,
'---* The first Moaslay of March.
eighteen hundred and ffay two saass a1aa
@issued. tLis esh day Of Anarchists a-A
=, ggsasno1 FIRED. CONRAD Cl<rk- A.
Aiarch Q, 1854, sod nsn1 kseaGt1 EE1
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L. The measelsh have been very prev
elent in Pike county, Miss. few
we leara, have occuSc TOT Tort
Ada0ls- ~ M sti o. saw 81.
" sgM "a
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TUESDAY MORNING. dpRlLi IA. lsss
Democratic Ticket.

foF rRssprNr ASH vicrrREsIBExT.
The Nsainecs Of the Nssssnl Dvmocmiie
Convention
-ae rHE " 4
kLEcroRAL TicNrr-gnR rHE EaasE
f. {. WILKINSON. A "a JACKSON.
foE TIE rIsrr icrs.
let Distsict-J, u, Il. TAYLOR,
2nd q X. SINGLETON,
Ord w. s. FEATHERSTON,
18th HIRAM CASSI DY.
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'IHIfs ~ UNI q ON NlHFEWl ~ nIIW
Haal ssa 81 saiu .swola ~n, kss vssq
tts eiasi
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AcioarLisnED LISGulsrs .-once on on n
time a Dutehman aud Frenchmap were
travelling IN Pennsylvania, when their horse
lost q shoe. They drove up TO a bl~acksm,tbs
shop and no one being in. they proceeded
70 the house to inquire, The French,oan
'sPped and called out ~Is de smitty win.
~. basAaaHl 3sou l6l aia tL. /
"shtahd back. says Hans, de, me
shpeak. q Is de blucksmith's sbon sn
house ?" n kH 3 sup 9n osr
m ~ u ~ at huow = la,.l saEan ta,
1898 mi 4N7n11n~~~~~- nsA
"ArER MRtos SueAR.--The Chicago
Tribune inacknowlsdging the recent j ,
small quantity Of genuine saccharine mai.
'et extracted from the water melon saws
we have seen and used sugar made from
cane maple, corn and beets, but we have
never seen any so pure and deIiciousIv sweet
as thas. To out mind il is equal 20 Inc bss,
qualify OF heney. The water melon nosse..
ses asteat amount Of saccliaripe ma,tcr 4
avery pure state. aad we do nor sea v,bv,
naklng sugar from 1t could potste 6,ade !,
pf~o''iseie business IN a climate adaptea NJ
~ . saf0 hsfsgEaomsl saiGs rlsr q
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aHE
10 We this week place, at the head Of
our papcr the chosen Presidential electors,
for the democratic party The suggestion
has been frequently made to lis, by tho
friends of the various distinguished democrats
whose names hive been associated with the
Presidency, that we should place their
names In nomination. subject 10 The dccis.
sion of The Baltimore Convention; we have
always refused 10 adopt snch a conrsc los
this, for the reason that before lie nomina.
'iots are mads, almost every nan hes his
flvorite--hnt aict the nominations, all can
uuits ilion tbe chosen die. sa' VA 7
1--we Yete y count tic ayes and noes, 80
far Is my expression OF preference, in the
selection of Presidential candidates rs son.
cerned, we would be compelled to say that
Dotgles, md Davis, have the majority.
such q ticket would gestho vote Of every
densocrst ia this county aud sweep the pegs
from under atIy wlig ticket TINT might be
putin opposition TO Il. Marcy, Cass, Blu.
chanpans aud Dickinson, each have their
Irieads, aud a hearty support will be given
10 either onwlsoml the nomination might fall.
Witiaoat expressing a preference
onr-elf We will wait the nomination, and
do ON duty a. well as we ran, when the
day Of battle comrs.
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hECopaffnership herelofore 4
tween Samuel Bell and VIM p BE.
under The style Of BeI& Rodnev asaasy,
solved on The LIST inst BY mutual CON-, u
Z n SAMUEL BELL
Fort Adams IAN IL 1852 y
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-kossuth made y great flourish in.
u Mobile an Thursday last. ID Is esuma,
led tia his eelleciIous in. News orleans
x..saa.zs.s = saoaaxank All IA ~r,r
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
\ V "a Y y u u O

The Subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens of Sumter and adjacen,
Districts, that he has just opened in SUM.
tsrvilc 4 beautiful assortment of
Clocks ail4a Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings. Cuff Pine, Jar
Rings, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold-RGvld
and Silver Pen. and Pencil Cases; Specta-
cles OF various kinds White and Coral
Beads, Bracelets, &c. SC. All e1f which
will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
by c. T. MASON,
One atore south Of
Mrs. Hulbcrt's Nillenery.
p. S.-Repairing of every description
done in the very beet nianne!r and at the
shortest notice. EY All trork done by
me, warranted to give satisfaction.
December 2, 1876, | g. T. NJ f.
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Educational Notice.

THE next session of the BRADFORD
Il SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITU-
IlON,will open on .lie First Monday of
the ensuing February. The Trustees
will by that time have completed SOM adj
dItional provisions for the comfort Of tie
Boarders,; and the adjacent grounds VII.
be placed in an improved cnnditio
The various departments ii instruction
will be filled by the most competent
Tenohers that can be obtained and here
after no one will be retained longer than
ability and fidelity are exhibited in the dis
charge of official duty.
IL IL very important TINT the members of
the Collegiate Glasses return at the be-
ginning of the session. that the regular
xercses may not be retarded.
TERMS.
The scholastic year begins on the first
Monday of February and closes on the
last Wednesday OF November, and is
divided into two equal sessions.
Board. per session, including bed,
bedding. lights, and washing, tho
pupils being responsible for
the various furniture of their
rooms, an invehtpry OF which
will be regularly kept. $50 90
Tuition in Primary Cluss. 10 90
Tuition in other Glasses. Is 90
French OF Lain. 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use of Piano 4.OO
Pupils on Guitar furnish their own
Guitars for practice, and also
their Guitar strings.
Drawing and Painting in Oil or
Water Colors, or Monot hroma-
tic or India Ink, each IL 90
Ornamental Needle Work. &C.. 800
Pupils furnish their own materials.
BY resolution of tho Board, persons
sending two pupils will have them
boarded at Sll 0O per month; and those
sending threo or more, at $40 90
per month 4
D.B. McLAURIN, Sec'ry # Treas.
Dee. ~, 1851. Gil.
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due protection of the ignorant and I'm.
suspecting part of the comTn,mity?,
Scores of thousands die every year
through the influence of these poisoas..
!" And have society no rcinedy
against all this? Maine has nobly,
said THEY HAVE. She has spoken with
trumpet tongue that. which eternal
truth will sanction. Talk of property
in the means of corrupting, and destroy
the community! Why, then the rob-
ber's cave, and the counterfeiter's shop
where his expensive work is done, is
property to be RESI- ected. Even the
ignorant and industrious man, If he
undertakes business which poisons
the air and cndansers the life of the
citizens, is at once compelled to relin-
quisb his station. How can any MN
rightly own that rs property which
sends forth death and pestilence
through whole community The
plea for property is idle. 1t is unwor-
thy q moments regard. .ai'1,f '.
So long rs Legislatures pursued the
criminal persomaliy,s so long they were
sure to be met with false testimony to
screen them, and abundance OF sym
pathy with them because Of their Pc
nalties. 1t took them longer than one
would Imagine to find out and believe
that drunkards and the makers Of
drunkards will lie. The discovery is
made at last. Maine has now lain it's
hand on that which can tell no lies,
and that with which no honest man can
sympathisc.
Yes; destroy it as you would @
poisonous well, or hyena, or a tiger,
without rcmorsc and without mercy.
Stand between the living and the dead,
and stay the plague. Say-1hus far
hast thou come, with wasting and de-
ISOLATION in thy train, but not step
farther shalt thou advance. Nor is
this all. Retreat forthwith. Abandon
the ground, thou foul ficnd, which thou
hast occupied yea, make speedy
and final retreat. We will bear thy
presence no longer, aid if thou delay
eat, VIC will sweep thee away with the
bcSom of destruction.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-05-18
CATALOGUE,

Silk and Straw Bonnets. Bibbons, Flowers and
Silk Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Scar(s, Cravats,
Together with II complete assortment Of MILNE.
~ Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, &C.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Game & Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks.
Knives, Scissors, Ruzors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Gases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Sarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longnes,
Soaps, Perfumery, Inks,
And II general assortment Of Fancy Articles
Gold md Silver Watches, Jewclry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Nlnntel Clocks,
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and va rious other articles too numerous
10 mention.
N.B-Just received from Paris the mos,
splendid assortment of Gill and Geld JcweIry
ever offered in This market. L. 6. Il.
October il, 1851. Soft.