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INSTITUTE. for YOUNG

IL '
III LADIES Long Isand.-Mrs ". JONES receives
twenty rupis whom she thoroughly instruct, IN he sona
we, az ornamental brarches o Education Her residence
:, besItbv and rpnlIuodious Rsyeusrocd hent
which oyefhans the East River The grounds are aoun
dainty spacious exercise and afford inc oss cav
;srr q sea bathirg Especial attention Is PAID 70 Muse,
French and Drawing al her Teachers being residents IN her
family Terms SIS year, without extra charge ana circu
hrs ned 10 any address request by letter as aooTe
wish, nav be made in twenty minutes by steamboat Ravens
wood from Peck slip and daily and Ok stage every
teyy Minutes from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn Three vacaa-
cies 10 be filled next term commencing November
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OBJECT BOYs' SCHOOL. No. 80 West

- xdst J. MACBETH, A. NJ, Prrncipal.-French and
Draw ing y eminent Teachers without charge Linn
tied TO 80 Evening Class for young Men Bookkeeping,
Ar,tbr Mathematical Limited TO TO- tall TO- evening.
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FRANCAIS "A perfect

IL k1owled-e of the French angnAgr % :, ~ rr
sfocd when .roke By the native OF France ln.'re.on n
closs for the requested amount on IN EriTs.s or 3;
terms. Apply to Dr. + b. NIoNi> NO @'f o'O'"" ~
Tire evening
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TOR sALF-A Bargain.-A Farm OF ~
L sees cooe land GOOD bl.nf' ea 5l nv. s'
Iieiy o. IT, ~. two so1rs Fd- BY iiliol nv =
R,s.s n MI ION the DIP t. At Ner E ;sl5 sd
~ s,gEfr iEsornsi:on inquire oi Il'i Mills W.
sCooLtios-slp. y.
Tor sALE.-In Newtown, l.: l., q Farm arm
cofti;rs stoui 90 sores OF i's' qaiiy , o. .. =
mt ~ H.! .p5 Rosd being about tlr-e mites from WI
.,I.,sh ed sbou End ha Hiiics rom b'o'
= 81 rs Xiii Cemetery. On 10 pTe,nis.s az I
80 ,oc;.r. hors- and out-bIitnEs tor tuTtn-r par
~ ~ CORNELIUS DE- BEFOlSE, on pr,'ni-
- ., " G. pr bEyOIsE, No 50 Cs'harlns-s', New
YORK
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T ANGUAGES and IIISTORY.-Instruction

gwen in NDcient and modern Languages also in ancient
and modern History, by CHARLES kRAIrSER NJ D.
Pupils received No So Broadway Stuyvesant Ins.tut-
room No. IT, Lessons given az private hoas.s.
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cop sALE-A valuable MiIl.stream. suff.
TOR SAJF-A Country Seat or Farm. IN

LUX cAi1E-A CouhtI! Crdt " q H. III
i Je-lE>G, L. ctoui one -lrsrer u nile irSn we
Ne, o ccnt.uirg tom u 70 81 Of highly cultivated
land with hcuse ba.l ard other out Buildings choice fruit
l1tlery SC. Tie neish5oThoOdis healthy h@TaS has
es i7ccze and he sociey choice 6 Il NY place he VI
chit o: New.YoTk. FCT psTticulslsa7Ply 70
l. ~ LYON Merchants Exchange.
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DooNs with STEAM POWER to LET

N Pns EEi.i Rooms with GOO sssly Power: 70 * 10
The new D rot Buldng corner Of Center AL rsas asa
AM 20 ". a. ALLEN. ths premises secoad Go''i
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npINArr INSTRUCTION. in PENMAN.

sHIP-The subscriber IL prepared 70 give P .s-S
.;ructicu in the az Penllship 20 lahes OF
AZ ms rooms No 9 Rrcaisy, hrst corner ao've "a II
Wing For sale on elegant Copy Book with ns;,nG2a-
.-.s 30 80 49, OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS

- HILLHOUSE-Av. NEW-HAVEN, CONN-Tla
subscriber assisted by able Teachers IN the En;hsh AMI
classical branches also Music Drawing French AMI oioE
modern languages and accomplishments con.nues TO r.
ceye HI. family and to prepare Tor college OF Tor o1s
ness limited number of pupils few boys OF sooi cha
crr fro 10 10 II years oase may now be escyed For
details snd refert nCC $, apply TO y " SihNNEh'
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VINO LET-A suite of double Offices in New.
st together with or tyro Lofts II desired Apply
10 NESMITH CO. No 30 New-st.
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CONGRESSIONAL ,SYHoPsIs--M the
United States Senate, Oh Monday, al
ter the. presentation of petitions, re-
ports from Committees, tSc:n, tho Sen
atestoo!i up thosbill to provide for the
repair and Improvement of the dam ut
tho head Of Cumberland Island, in the
Ohi6" river. After debate, the further
consideration oil the bill Was postpon-
ed until h toAhmrow, and the Senate
went into executive session.
The House of Representatives re-
fuscd:>by n drcidcd vote to lay upon
the table the bill granting lands to the
several States for the benefit of the i,l-
digent insane; and then, the morning
hour having expired, the joint resolu-
tion (moved some time since by Mr..
Harris, .ofsTcnnesscc,) fixing the time
for tho termination OF the session was
taken up and amended, on motion of
MIR. Richardson, SO rs to designate the
l6,hsofHAugnst for the day; and, as
amended, this joint resolution WAS then
agreed to, The bill making .appropri-
ations for the construction of military
roads iii Oregon; the bill authorizing
the Legislative authorities OF tho sever
al United States Territories to control
che, appropriations for meeting the cx-
pcnscs Of the several territorial gov
crnnents, with an amendment except
ing Utah from its operations; the bill
making appropriations for continuing
tho construction OF public buildings in
Minnesota: and the bill regulating the
payment of the salaries of United
States territorial officers in case ofthcr
protractea absence from their rcspec-
tive posts, wero respectively passed.
Thebill to provide for continuing the
construction Of roads in Min: ,sota
was i,ext 'tukcn.up; and pending the
question on its passage, the House adj
journed.- Charleston Courier.
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New Arrivals
AT THE CiSyIlEN n

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscrlb. FRS have Just rcrcived their new
assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, whic!I consists partly of
Cnhcocs. Gnchanis, plnin ana embroidered
Lawns, Fancy inslins, at all prices; Linen
CaEbric assorted colors CamhTc and Musl.ns,
plain and checked; Grapes, Barcges, Chnlys,
Drsaines, Iissu Silks, and q great variety vi
other articles suitable for ladies' Dresses.
ALso.-A large assortment OF Linen Cambria
l',dkis, Necdlewnrkcd Collars and Cuffs,
Chcmisctts and Caps, Muslin and Lace S'e.vcsi
Capes and Maniiilas, Lace and Muslin Edgine
and Inserting, bonmcts and Ribbons of tile
newest styles, Ivory. Black and Feather Fans.
Umbrellas and Parasols, and q great variety OF
U!hcr articles too numerous To name. r,
They recommend their stock Of biea chr,l
and brown Shiring, blue and striped Home
spnnS, Cotton and Linen Osnnbmrgs Bed Tick,
and every kind of Towelling am, Table Linen.
A very large assortment OF Hosiery of every de.
tcririi"n Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gloves
aiiits, DC. &c.
They invite their friends to call ut their Store
feeling certain to be able to satisfy them IN
every way, rs We'll in the price Us in The assor,-
mtnt Of the Goods. N. DRUCkER S- Co
April 10, lSo2 26-tf
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Encourage Home Manufac
LursS,

THE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
L patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this method of informing the people
of Sumter and the adjoining Districts, that he
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all its vari.
GUS branches, at his stand in Bishopville, S. G..
He is making large additions to his Establish
ment, 70 to enable him to nanufa cttire every
thing wanted, in his line. the shortest notice,
and i'll style sf workmanship equal TO any in
the Southern States. He l,;ts in his employ eI.
ferienccd worklnen, md is well suppiied with
the best seasoned timber also with Trimmings
and Mountings Of the latest style.
All new work done in his line will be war;
ranted II months and repaired without charge
If it fail III that time. lie will do rpuiring ut
the shortest notice, and in case any person living
ut n distnnce should want repairing done, ifthey
will write to that effect, he will send for the
job, aud return it when done
JAS. w. AMBROSE
N.B-IIis TERMS are as reasonable as any
person could expect .
Bishopvi!c, ). c.. March Q, 1859. 2o-ly
a,S' Z lack River Nuichman will cupy Six
months. J. w. a.
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Among the last decrccs of Louis
Napoleon before surrcndering the no
mihaf Dictatorship, was the following:
."An edifice destined to receive t G
national exhibitions, and which may
serve for public ceremonies and for
civil anui military fotcs, shall he con
strncted on the system of the Crystal
Palace; III Eondon, and established in
the Great Square in the Champs
Etysces."'',
The London Crystal Palace received
$4,000 persons on the last Saturday
in March, and 10000 were present at
one time. This cdificc is now in
course of removal, but is about to bc
erected elsewhere. How is the New
York Crystal Palace getting on!
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y 8! ss s.s9@Hc e!H,tc. Et2ry
appeared IN tic Wca
relative to capital punishment assl z!s:.asl ~ !
city:
HI Some years ago, seaman by the
name Of Sherwood. accidentally shot a
shipmatc on tI!c 9TH Of July AMI was
placed in this iai to await his trial. -
The main door had no lock or bolt.
and Sherwood roamcd abroad when
he pleased, but made it point othon-
or to sleep iii the prison. His friends
vainly urged him to 60 OF; and the
jailor, finally getting tired Of being
bored sworc that he would have to 60.
as he did not believe him guilty.
Sherwood begged hard to remain, and
promised to work for the jailor TO pay
his board. Upon these terms he was
suffered to remain in prison, working
daily for his keeper to pay his board,
until his trial came of. and he was lin.
ally hung. Here was an honest Key
West criminal; he did not deem Him
self guilty, but was perfectly willing to
be:hung il the community desired it..
lie was hung; and is no other one has
ever applied for capital punishment
here since, none has been in!iicted'
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a NonLE SlGIlr.-It is not often that
a4to goodly sssg1ia: is to be seen, as was
witnessed today, about noon, from the
Battery and other points in our horbor.
No less that eight ocean steamers left
port for sca-most Of them at the
same time. They were : the Hum
boldt, for lIavrc; Great. Britain, for
Liverpool Crescent City, for Aspin-
wall Daniel Webster, for San Juan :;
Benjamin Franklin, for New Orleans :;
Roanoke, for Richmond Union, for
Charleston ; and Florida. for Savannah.
H"1t ~ y. Erening Post, 5M inst.
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--.---ss. -9s. s.-. .-s-.
f,ssysS59iaa;,S.

Receipts per Rail Rail at Sum'ervillc
Depot. for the week ending June l3, 1852.
Mdze to A. J. Moses, ,JnhA O'Connor.
Lewis Green, Thos.' Monaghan, F. Myer,
Jesse Morgan, Perry Moses, +. G. Spann,
3. Greenyalu, w. S. Hudson g. Rroher,
Roach &, B!ackwood. A. White, Jr., & Co ,
.. p. McRoy, $. Lcverett, w. w. Brad
ford. Brown, Lee & Co, Black & Jones,
L.. b. Hanks. J. S &. Richardson, Thomas
Clark, NJ Welsh, Thomas NJ. Dick, John
G.. Bn,hunc, Hail & Spencer. N. Mcleod,
J. w. Richardson. J. Williby. II B. Slnge-
ton, l. W. Hodge, N Crane, 1hos.. Garrett.
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"A mother scicneific syon,ser !.
mPoErANT TO DYsrEPTICs.

30 ~ IHTUH I'M To DYSTEPTICS.
Dr' }. :. Houghon's PtpSin, the true Di.
Eestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, preppared fron
tennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Or ot,,r
uifee'iohs oi Enron !icbig, the great physioIo.
gicai Chemist, by J. S. lioughion, W. H., Philn
dteipha. Thp s truly Il wonderful 70 m.dy for
indigestion, Dyspcpsia, Jaun,icc, Liver Com.
paint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Nnture's owa Method, by Natures Own
agent, the Easf1ic Juice Pamphlets, contain.
ing Scientific evidence of it's value, furnished
ny uscnts, gratis. See notice among the medical
nd'crllramqnis. S-,u
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MMNA&E,

FE'llE SUBSCRIBER, Respectfully re-
turns, liis nceic thanks, 10 hi,
friends, and the public for The liberal pa,rnn-
age, extended 10 The firm OF ANDREWS;
l. ROACH and respectfully soIicits CON
tInuancc cf The same, 10 the firm OF ROACH
81 Bl.ACkWOOD, who Will continue
selling goods at Charleston prices Tor cash.
J. BEI.LlNGER ROACH.
SnmlerYille, May 29lh 1902. 3G-.f
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Saddle and Harness
herssairPsag So

under sign "Blacl1 Horse Head"
'NllE Subscriber still con-.I>.>>
Il 'nnes to offer his services TO LC-tA..
the public, III his line, on the most d, conn
dating terms. He VIII NJ lie ard Rrpnil'
llaInc $ at either Chnrlestun or Columbia
prices. Saddles Made and Required to
order, Covered cheaper than in either ni
ne above named p'accs.) Spmc Of our
friends have been TO HE above named
places and made beautiful selection of
Buggy linrncss, for Ten Dollars Now
wall sayt" The public, that we viii compare
our Harness ard sell according to the
weight. | will mike a Sc, of Iilrncss 10
wcIEh just .hc same as those bought in
Charleston or Columbia. OF lhr same stock,
Tor Nme Dollars. All kinIs of merchants
h'c trade will hc taken for work done.
Old Saddles vii he h"ugl,, here. under
S'r1, " Back Horse lie,d," main.cross
street, near Nm. NTcnb's store. arL The
S"mtcr il"nS". W. &. DUNCAN
Hu'n'"rHl I", June I, 1892 3} :}v
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he. q. KcanAane,
A!EtRA C'HI NJ r. TAIL OR.
! Observation-Disclosures.
June 10, 1852. 3i-tf
Dissolution.

THE Copartncrslip heretofore existing
under the naino and of firm ANDR EWS
o. ROACH, was OH the 2ith instant, dis.
solved by mutual consent. All persons
n'!ehted to suid firm arc requested 10 nuke
payment to Roach 81 BLAcKwooD, who
are alone authorized to settle the business.
J. J. J. ANDREWS.
]. DELLINGER ROACH.
Sumtcryillc, May 90, le52. 32-u
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Rich g. Richardson,

IRIS. JOHN S. RICH g. S. C. G.
~ RICHARDSON, having associated
themselves together in .he practice OF
Medicine, would announce to the citizens
Of Clarendon, that they arc ready for prac-
ticr, and may always be found, unless pro.
fesSionully absent, at tho office occupied
for the last five years by Dr.. Rich-ncar
Friendship p. o., Sumter District, S. C.
May %, 1852. 3l-it
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< SPECIAL NOTICES.
HHoofIau.d,s Gcrss,:,,, 1s;te,r..

p F''HHVVEtaHHEV'S VRCFb3EitEa l56VVNES.
~ This celebrated medicine il one of the very
ocst IN The country, md its good qualities only
need 10 DC known, TO give it precedence over
Z al others now in TIC. We have seen il. good
effects lately, after the total failure Of many
others This is saying more than we can for
any other medicine within Our knowledge, and
We ieel ii duty to recommend the Bil,ers 10
The notice of our friends. The genuine is pre-
pared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia
N.Y..
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60 A,artapcp.sSelE,.

lliE Subscr'ber having on the gath inst.
l associated with him in the mercantile
business, Mr.. JOHN e. BLACKWOOU
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the name and firm o.! Roach s
BLACkWOUD. '.
J. BELLINGER ROACH.
Sumterville, May 20, 1852 32-u
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'ADJoURNMEST OF CoSGREss.-On
Monday the House Of Representatives
passed n resolution to terminate the
session Of Congress on tho 10Th OF
August.
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Election Of Music Teacher,

The Board of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will elect an addition.
nj Music Teacher on tho last Mondayesn this
month. Applicants will please ac&ress The
Principal At the Institute. Salary five hup.
drcu dollars ard board
EDWIN CATER, Princinal.
GV Tri-wcekly Charleston Mercury will
copy two weeks and forward account.
February >, 1852 I5,
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Groceries,

Just received from Charleston, bv RoAcu
~ BLAcKWOon, a fine assortment OF GRO.
Ehkilt>, such ns Sugar. Coffee. Candles,
soap Starch, Candy, Flour, pickles, in
irls, and l-2 gallons.
Matches, Buckets, Brooms, &c, and |
box of Geo. II. Williams extra Chewinr
Tobacco. Eor sale low at lie "pa,mci,o
House"
Sum.crvi!Ie, June 18th, 1852 3i-,i
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Executors Notice,

] have appointed Alr. Samuel T.. Wilson my
Agent 10 settle up all the matters OF the Estate
oi Col Stephen l-acostc, late Of this District.
ANNA T.. LAGOS re.
All persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Stephen l.acnstc will present them duly
attested. Those indebted will make Immediate
payment TO 5. 4. WILSON, Agent.
May 7ih, 1881 23 If
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Great Excitement i'll Charleston.
AT DUNN g. DURYEA'S,

23S Bend of King-Slrcct.
NE Are now. selling our. Stock Mt re-
w narkablv low prccs--Ncat Linen
Coats as low as 7o cents: Very neat Linen
and Marscilles Vests mt rs cents Black
dress A1Pucca Coats at S2; Black dress
Pants 50; Linen Pants at from 81 to SO,
very pretty patterns; Black Cloth Dress
and f'rmk Coats ut s.. Our Stock is
now the most complete in The city, and
will be sold at prices 10 correspond with
the above, and with our reputation Of being
The cheapest and best Clnthng Store in
the cty--ilosc in want are invited to give
us a call.
June ], 1852. 32-,f
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T'hc E'n!i,lctao Regiment.

,,,, A'''' 1''N h'"''-.
ihe r'eua's "hlch were h"HlEhrd hy
.hc i"E 'sia,ufe 10 oc awarded 10 t:c n'Ct-
oefH "' 'hc iaihlet" N:-'"'cnt nay" tcen
"cs't""c" o'' Tie Survivors oi me regiment
o".Ti ~ /,
nc i"''o"ifE Tn'cs VIII bc observed III
'"If ,"'"rc "'sT'on''"h
J. ihal medals "e awarded 70 All "ih-
'''H ana men WHO were ""no.""'y aS-
'",' ~ .r
W. tRsSSaSff' Wh"h an or sSf'!nt anH
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Lots for Sale,
34-tf

WILL he offered at public sale on The
first Monday i'll July, unless sooner dis
posed of, several eligible bniiding lots il
the Town of Sumtcrvilc.
These lots may bn treated for by apply
ing TO JNO. n. PETERSON.
June 18th, 1852 3i-3t
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For Sale.

| will offer for sale on sale day in July
next, during The usual hours Of sale. il
front Of the Court House, one Negro Eel!
low levied on AZ the property o! John \
Colclough, a, the suits Of Town Counc
of Sum;cryilc.
J. NJ. CHANDLER,
Aia,slmi II. G..
June l5h. 1882 :}i-:H
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Notice.

Dr.. c. II. RICHARDSON, having located
himself at Ncttles' Store, respectfully Of
fcrs his professional services to the citi-
zcns of Sumter District.
June 18th, 1852 34-tf
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Wilmington & Manchester
Rail Road,
= ~
SJ Miles ian 0tserati0pp
EHIisga sfiii5 Ss! @ Isssl,Iss


% Miles ian Operation!
On and after the frs, Of April the Mail
and Passenger Trains ON the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will run to
Mayes' Station, 25 miles from it's Junction
with the Camden. Branch Rail Road as fol-
lows:
Leave junction daily a, ?. So p. NJ after
tho arrival Of the Cars from Charleston.
Arrive ut Mar chester, 3. ~ p. NJ.
' Sum,ervilc, 3. 5o =; ..
" Maycs' Station. 4. 20 g"
Leave Maycs' Stain daily at 6. 90 A. Nj.
Arrive at Snmtervile, 6. 40 I"
i" Manchester, Z. % =
Junction, 10
in time to connect with Charleston
a Daily line OF stages carrying the u. S.
Mail through Darlington G.. H.. and Che
raw to Fayetteville, will run IN connection.
with the Rail Road.
Passengers between Charleston or CO.
lumha and Fayc,,cviilc, or intermediate
points will tiud this the most comfortable
and expeditions route.
l.. J. FLEMING,
Resi- Engn'r w. s. NJ. r. K.
April, G!l, 1882 24-tf
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Notice,

All persons having demands against the Es.
late of +. 5. Erlscr, deceased, will present, them
duly aticstrd; and those indebted will make
payment 10 Il. VI. Anderson, Esq. Snmlcrvillc.
S. G., LOUISA BELSER, Adm'rx.
Oct. Goth, 1851 So If
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New bring Goods,

new supply of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING, TO which they wonli invite the
attention OF the public, ut the same time they
would rero"mcnd their Stock of Outlining Ar
ticlcs, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Under.
garment, Hosiery, Gloves. Suspcndcrs, &c.
April 20, 1852. 26-,f
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Arc now of rirg f.? sale fnc orsort,ncnt
Of DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES,
lso"is and Shoes, Hats and Cups,
Hardware. Sahdlnry, Crockcry,
Stationary. &c, &c,
All of which will DC sold low a, the
Palmetto House.
Su'niervilic, May 30, 1852 32-tf
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Butter,

Fresh Goshen Butter
Loaf. Crush; CI"ra:ieh and Brown Sugars.
Rc.l Rio and lava Coffee.
Orleans MoiaS>es
Hnrhinc' !.nhS'urs, Sa!mond and Mackeral.
Pickles, Preserves, Nc.
Also CHEESE of the DURHAM Brand. ib,,
will Keep III any climate, AMI improve vuh
age, IL PERRY MOSES,
I.:b. l7th. 1852 ~ c
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PER-l ETGSES,

PER RY MOSES,
"a 'h ~! stand of i. & T.. Mr*"s)
Offers 10 his irirnds and he public generally,
Il fresh SIMPLY ofcvery variety oi goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry Gnoi.---
3.l. -, ! /, s. /, up to IL Doncsiics, from
cents Il yard up, or less BY the quantity.
Brown Linens nt - 10 cents II yard,
to!urcd mus!ins, and Linen LnsGrcg, yards
In thr dollar.
White Crap" 'ohaw!s at s. 90
IN GROCERIES.
Baltimore Flour, Warranted good) at Sc so
Cash.
% Sarka SHl..
Barrels of Lard.
Old Government lava Coffee in Natta.
Sugars al all kinds, some cxcrilcnt Quality n,
g IL cents.
Sperm and Alamaninc Cn;Ih.s. ",s than
they can he bongEi rrGniagly il tiarr-.r4 by
The box Almonds, ltaison1, Figs, Currantt,
Cir"n, Candy, DC.
CROCKERY.
in great variety, III very low n,irrs. nnl he
DEFihS competition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
April 21th, lS5e 27-tf
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For the Ladies'.

Just re evcd rom Charleston fine In
OF perfumes and fancy soap, &c, such 4.
LuhlnS EN!rlc's, French do. Gcrma,
Cologne, transparent Soaps, Chaks, &c
&c. For sal" low hv
ROACH Il. BLACKWOOD.
Snmcrvile, June - h. lS52 3i-f
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To Work.


We are every day asked by friends from the
country about SCOTS prospects. We tell you,
friends, Gen. Taylor never had better pros
poets of being elected than has Gen. Scott at
this day. There is no mistake about it-or,
if by any possibility there can be a mistake
about it, we are honest in telling you our con-
victions now. But as we have before said, it
viii. not do to rely upon what may even seem
certainty, without putting our hands and
heads to hard labor. Napoleon was firm
believer in Destiny, but he prepared him
self for every emergency and possible mis-
chance Of the future, that he left nothing for
destiny to accomplish. So now we may be-
lieve Gen. Scott is destined to be our next
President, but do not let us leave the matter
to destiny, but work out the destiny ourselves.
Our friends all over the Union are at work
and they send us cheering intelligence. Let
vi respond to it in a hearty manner.