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$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns The health and happiness
OF people liz Ut NIL times uf the most valuable
Importance. Take il for granted that every
rrson will ,lo NIL in their po" cr, to save the lives
Of their children, and that every person will en-.
dcarur to promote their own health n, all sacr
fees. feel u" he my duty to soc,nnly assure
you that WORMS, according 10 the opinion of
the most celebrated Physicians, are tlIe primary
causes of large majority of diseases to which
children md adults ure liable; if YOU lave Gn
appetite continually changeulle frnm one kind
OF food to nnuller, Bad Breath Pain in the Sto.
mach, Picking at The Nose, Hardness anil Full.
mess Of the RrIly, Dry Cough Slow feye,,
.rm'se n'"r-seIn.tnher that :,ll,tsr:d. 10
W"ia1aAasyou sh"u''I Al'rr appiy The rtn>.l !:
EaobcH>uck'> VVur!la SLls.st. "
An article founded upon Scientific Prinaibl.s
compounded with purely vegelahl. substances, .,
being perfectly safe when rlken, and can be
given 10 the most tender Infant with decided
h,neiicial effect, where Rourei ConiDluints and
DmrIh@a have made, them weak and deblitn,ed
the Tonic properties of my Worm .Syrnp are
such, that it stands without an equal in the cata
logue Of medicines in giving tone and strength
To the Stomach, which makes il an InGilaL,.
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspcpsia, the
astonishing cures performed by thus Syrup aii.r
Physicians have faile is the best evidence offs
superior efficacy over ali Others.
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%. ]. WINN.

A., " KeVHH AW'E ItAHEOG, : Is
/ would respectfully inform his friends and
.ne pubic generally that lie now has on hand
and OH RI for sale on reasonable terms q large
aho Splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimers
IA and Vestings, with Hats, CAPS, lE13sl
M Suspenders, Crava,s, Socks, fine lin. Ia
-l1 en- nnd Merino Shirts, Drawers, ee' -
Gloves, handk kercl,itfs, Umbrellas, DC. &
Men and Boys Renay Made ClolIiing of erc-
ry description and variety. ~ ~
;, ComEhrie Military Outfits Uniforms, Swords, i
FL aulsits, &c, furnished at short netce.
Uniforms for Sumter ltiflemen furnished on
reasonable TERMS
His vestings are peculiarly rich, consisting
of far richer patterns ihan ever previously eAs
hbitej in this market 1El5 ~ q
Oct. lC 1851 81 II
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CGaRIaae@o8a

AT THE OLD STAND OF S. d J. GILBERT.
ERE s. d f. NJ. GILBERT
CS;3AS9s continue the CARRIAGE
-Sk-2-B BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Charleston--whcrc they will be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
prIsins those OF their own manufacture,
together with various olher styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaini-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enalc them to offer grca
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August 81, S52. 4l-lf
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a mother Scientific wonder
IMPORTANT TO DysrErTICs.

nr. J. ; Honsh'on's P'psin, the true hi.
E4"'Ne fiu'', or G"stric Jnicc, prepared from
Nrnir,, Or Fourth Stomach: of the Ok, after
directions "i Baron l.ehig, the great Physiolo.
gIcaI Chemi1'. by J. s. IIongh,on, NJ H., rhila
delpha. Tlr, j. truly wonderful re mcdy for
Indigestion, DyNpe rsia, Inundicc, Liver Com
paint, Constipation aud Debility, curing after
Natures own Method, by Natures Own
Agent 'l'c GaS Jnic'. Pamphlets, contain
ing ScicnIdG .vs'cnc" oi its value, furnished
hyascnts, GrHs. 'iue notice among ! he medical
.a'lsrf,iFcmmw S4ly.@
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so. CAROLINA SUMTER DIST

Il .t EiSfif fCi.
Whereas, r. NJ Ridgell hath applied to
me for j'eitersW Administrations, on all and
singular the goods and clattles, rights and
creditors of James Ridgcll late OF the
said District. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admOn-
isl, all and singular, the kindred and cred.
tors oi the said deceased, to bc.aDd appear
| c ore me nt our next Orlinary's Court for
the SAID De..:ssia'. TO be holden a, Sumter
Court House on Friday the lO;, day o.
September, to shcw cause, if any, why
the said administration should not Lc grant
cd.
Given under my hand and seal, this
2Stll day OF August in the year OF
IL. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
dred and tiiiy-two, and in the 10Th
year OF American Independence
w. LEWIS, o. 9. u.
August %, 1852. .I5-2t
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Poo Yop~yonD@c3.

Iou will find these Pills an Invaluable mcd
che in many complaints To which you are sub
t.ct In distractions cit Ter total partial, they
liuN t been found of ineStinabc benefit. restoring
Iilrir functional arrangements to Il healthy ac-
ton, purifying the blood and other fluids 80
eilectunlly toput To flight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, glddincss, diInncss oi sight, pain in the
side, back, DC.
None genuine unless signed J. \. lIoBESsACK
Al others being base Imitation.
en- 2j CTS.
Lf AGENTS wishing new supplies, and Store
Keeper. dcsru''s of becoming Agents must adj
dress The rroprictcr, J. N. nOBENSACk,
Philadrirhln, Ia.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants in
the l.. s.
=. NJ. Cou.>, Charleston, Wholesale Agent
for the State.
August 10, loj2 i2-ly.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favo,irs the sUh@rrir4.rASish
rs I" inform The public that he stii. mn!uinc-
lures Cotton Gins III his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved rnn,
which he thinks that the cotton sinnrL on one
ot those gins Of the late improvement ~ NroIil,
at least quarter of cent more than HE cot.
ton gnncd ON the ordinary gin. IT. SIS" man.
uincinrcS them on lie most simp'" Cu N,
of the finest finish and of the h'st ms, q, Ia
wit, Steel Saws aud Steel Plated VI 'ase
hardened which ho will sell for - n rfgAw.--
lie also repairs old GINS u" puiN tlEnf@ com.
sprtc order II, the s',nrtrs luutI.c \ kSSeTS for
Gus will be rriuy,'y ani ruucuni sEcuicd
6lo. WIIilhN FL, .&8lS.
Is Smlcburs, sumter Dist, 5. G. Fri ~ 26St
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South Carolinu-CIarcndom Co

Rcsotred, That this Board is ready at
any time to meet the other Boards OF Com.
missioners OF the Poor Of Sumter District
To take into consideration the matter of a
Poor House.
Rcsotred, That the above be published
III the DISTRICT papers. and notice be given
to Il C Cl,rcmont and Salem Boards.
by order of the Board OF Commissioners
oitl.c Poor Tor Clarendon County.
]. Is. BROGLON. CTk.
August 10, 1853. 4l-3t
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FHooslamd'S Ger,mau Filters.

'. iiuudreus - unr c,iIIrn> con,pii!u OF .rbiii-
~ and langour Of the system, arrangement o.
The liver and stomach, want of appetite, Nc
they are frcqu"rt!y the result of too close ap.
piication, and n thousand "ihcr causes we ,,n.
not here name bat wc would Say to all aillci.
ed, DO rs we have done-get bottle {. Two o.
DIR. ilooIlnnd's German Httcrs, prepared 10y DR..
jackson, and our word for il You will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior 10 The gene.
raity Of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared Ivy
DR.. &. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia. July
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+ ~ -E
EgLEN CKAtr TiIE2FualrlYE SLAVE.
The Macon Messenger Of AYednes,
day says: eve understand that the
celebrated Ellen Graft, the Fugitive
Slave, belonging to DIR. Collins Of this
city,who excited SO much interest in
iioston, two years ago, and who had
the honor TO be conducted through the
Crystal Palace ut London, during the
Great Fair, upon the arm ofthe Chair
man of the Executive Committee, who
sighted many fair representatives of
the Cancassan race, topay his dcvoirs
TO this interesting chambernaid, has
voluntarily gone into the service OF an
American gentleman and lady, upon
condition that they will bring her
back to her owner here"
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WEALTH OF NEw.loRk l;mroR<.-
According to the New York Mirror.
Beach of tic New York Sun. is I,rnla-
bly, worth $l0O000: Bennett, of the
Herald, $50, 600; tircclv & Co., OF
the Tribune, $4,000; lIallock &
Coz, Of the journal of Commerce.
Sl5O.00O: Hall & CO., of the Com:
mercial Advertiser. 100000; total
*f73.20OO; on which the taxes arc
*G,52S 25.
y large portion of this wealth VIC
have II" doubt has been contributed
By southern men, many of whom new
or contributed cent tnw.r,l$ the sum
port ui l,.a4ASs.rs pubiislW1 nt tlicff u5l,
(toni-~ --ejsSg
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THE H0E E HDEE.
tG@s,s:.:sA

n consequence of rumor, to the effect
- that the steamer PEE DEE had been
sold, to run upon another river, Captain
GEO. L. EAsToN takes this method of in.
forming his friends that such report is
moor &C and that the "l'EE DEE" will
resume her ui pS nn or about the LIST October
August "a, 1852. Dist
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Tournament | Tournament

HSfIE Knights s'of!the approaching 'fpuf-
nament, to he celebrated in THIS place
OF the l7tl, of Sepfemberr are respectfully
requested TO hand in their names with the
characters to be assumed, and the initiation
fee (S5 0O) to JOHN w. DARGAN at Sum-
terville, either personally or by letter. The
young men of our State arc invited t6p pnr.
ticipate III the celebration by complying
with the above acquisitions. ';.s
N.B.-The knights are requested 10
hand in their names by the 10Th Sapt''r
August "a, 1852. 44-;}t
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Death OF DIR. G.. MoAV,HoR.
TER. The Augusta journals record the
death of j. G. McWhorter, who for
many years has been a highly respect
ed and prominent citizen of that com.
imnnity, and has long been well known
and esteemed throughout the State.
After retiring from professional prac-
tice, lie was fora few years editor and
proprietor of a leading journal in that
city, and continued after withdrawing
from that position, and until recent
years, to take warm interest in pub
lie affairs.
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The I'111sst .. Tie S~s2a.
mn; Subscriber would inform the clti.
zens OF Suntervi!le and vicinity, tia,
he is now receiving large, fine. and well
selected stock of 10TH S, CASSI-
MERES. AND VESTlNGS, both plain
and fancy.
Al.so-a very large and superior assort-
ment OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
embracing every quality. variety and style,
both for men and boys. Call and see at
ID. J. WINN'S.
April IL, 1852. 25-,f
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CALlronNM DIGcERs.-A twent,

8s CALIFoRNM DIGGERs.-A twenty
six pound lump Of nearly pure gold
WAS pickedu up in California bv Two
%diggcrs, who had lust taken hole
E5abondoned by some individuals, who
after a weeks labor, had not found
enough gold to pay for the food con.
ssllmcd. The San Francisco papers
.sl.y that the lump is to be sent inlme-
zdiatcIy TO the United States. 1t is
worth oyer six thousand dollars, a
: pretty good days work for two men.
Accounts from the milcs appear to be
favorable. A revolution seems t.
sllaye taken place in the mode of min.
ing. Instead of the surface washing,
Mbich seems TO he almost abandoned
lin tic old diggings, the miners are
Il turning their attention to sinking
shafts aud drifting scientifically, as al
B tic lead mines in Galclm. Immense
amolints of labor and capital arc en-
.ploycd in conducting water iroIn The
,SSefver into ~tmote parts of the mines
SMHcrc wHtcr ID scarce, by means OF
cam $; which src constructed on scicn
Stilic princiPles, by experienced cngin
,sss.rs, iNeNe I'm cefs arc Tins being dai
opeusil t0ilie pptcrprise Of tile pco
lIits, With, in man instances; ampl,
7
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Will you lend father your newspn-
.pcr4 said an unbrc, cllcd urclll to II
gentleman who had just returned from
the Post-Qaico with his TIutle bzccum,
'he/only wants to read it.
Exactly, my little son and go
home and ask your father to lend me
his dinner; only want 10 eat it,
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ANOTHER SHoorING AFFAIR." We
understand the stage driver, ON the
route from this place to Fayetteville,
was Shot on his box, near Laurel Hill,
by young man by the name of Nc
Farland. The wound, though severe,
is not thought dangerous. The wcap-
on WAS Il double barrel shot gun.
MeraW Go=cH,, 3I@ u{i.
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* Martin J. Pikct, Esq, who
we "cp"rtcd to have been shot, in
Wadc>hnr". on Sunday the 22d inst,
we learn from the Argus, fingered in
the greatest agony until Tuesday morn
ing, when he expired. Mr.. Boyd is in
Jail awaiting u Judicial investigation,
which will take place before the Supc-
rior Court, in September next.
CHrr0m Ga:ctie 3lst ult.
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tI,s sIliey. .tIlos,e 8. e.nIcroiaeIl.

taleS tl'o sellief $s,f those 80 encroacl-
2sI1eatssil.,@p The reserved rights of the
ssst tyefciggn States ostbis Union, cspc-
sicially IN relation to slavery (Which
sssthe Convention of this State with the
q l8esonc,'rrence conc ofboth Partics has dcclar-
etlsand has put sop record" amply
sl'lstfy this State, SO far as any duty or
Ssobligation$ to. her confcderatcs is IN
,sHolyed, q in dissolving at once all polti-
Ssc,.l connection with her co-Statcs'' -
81 sl'll, lilp .apProvers of measures in my
ss,2l soPiilion thus justly denounced, think,
eitswillsbc taken for granted. cannot be
ssistyored byInc, except on the ground
sEefsprctcrcncc to others more exception
ssablc.
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A Runaway,

NO Lodged in Cao, the I9h instant,
"a Negro man, who says his name is
MS1EEEy, and that he belongs To James
w. Harrison, of Fairfield District
The owner is requested to come frward,
prove property, pay chargcs and take hiu,
out. J. &. RIlAME. SD.
August 81. 1852 I6-,f
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ss New COTTON Two bales of new
4 Cotton were received here to-day, the
first Of this years crop, from the plan,a-
8tion of Mr.. j. A. Folk, Ncwbcrry
District, and bought by McssrS. Il.
sCathcatt 81 CHI, at 10 ID cents. Quail
ty, Good Middling.-Paimetto iSmte
4 Banner.
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers his Plantation in
Il Clarendon, for sale, containing $50
acres Of Land $50 acres cleared the
place is we'll settled. On the premises
nre good Gin and Screw, Horse. Mill
and Wheat Thrasher. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply to the subscriber on
the place. one mile above Calvary Church,
on the main road to Camden.
7. c. WEEKS. :
My e,ls52. ;s7-'i
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WAR Observation-Disclosures arc spread
relative to Il war which would soon
take place between Russia aud Turkey.
1t appears that eighteen engineers of
i.ussia arc now engaged in taking the
plans of Widdcn, Schumia, kussahack,
and Varna, the principal cities OF
Scrvia, on the frontiers of the Turkish
dominions.
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So. Carolina-SumJt Dist

par'e. r. Equity.
HOSEA WILsoY, ct al. Of ls'nd, &c.
DY Order of the Court Of Equity, will
- sell on Salc-dav in Octnbcr n'cHt. the
Tract of Land known as the Anderson
Tract, containing 10G acres, morc or less,
lying in Middle Salem, situated on Taylor
Swamp, about one mile from the Black
River road, and lying directly on Tie Rail
Road.
The said Land cannot be sold ilr less
than $500 per acre.
TEEMs-Onc-hali payable on the lst
January ncxI and balance on ls' ,mnnary
1914, with interest payable annually till
fully paid. Purchaser TO give Bnud and
personal security, and a mortgage u tho
premises. H
w. +. b. HAiNSWOR1H, }.l
Comr Ia EPniY Il
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MNNMGE

is hereby given that application will be
u lnldc, at the next session of the State
Legislature, to close the road known as
E" the Middleton road" leading from Ram.
says Depot. WILLIS RAMSAY.
September l, 1852. l6-3m
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For Sale.

A Tract Of Land containing nine hun
IL drcd and thirty ("3Ul acres, siluat. Il
on the Salem Road, one mile below Mid
way Church, with a Dwelling House, and
other necess ~ out buildings thereon, at
one dollar (SD per acre. Aso, an inter
est in one hundred and E,rty-six q 46) acres
in the Estate Of WIN. ii. McInto.h's lands,
which lies adjoining, WHICH will sell at
four dollars (SD per aero. tFor further
information apply 10 the subscriber, al Sa-
lem u. o., Sumter District.
WV. NJ. MCINTOSH.
July S, 1852. 37-tf
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Two Locomotives came in collision
on the GrccnvilIc Road on Saturday
the 2lst u't., inuring them both. 1t
was the result "i bad management, rs
they were boil, running by different
schedules.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
a " &aa "a a IN na 8

. W No B VI NV
The. Subscriber would respectfully ili-ss
form the citizens Of Sumter and adjacent;
Di tricts, that he has just opened IN Sun. 4
terville beautiful assortment of. 3 "
CLOCKS and Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Ear.
Rings, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, velt, Guard J.
CHAINS, Of Steel, Silver und Gold--Gelti@..
and Silver ems and Pencil Cases Specta- s
cles OF various kinds White und Coral
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. All Of wliicI.;s
will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
ny G. II. MASON, s
One store south Of
Mrs. lIulbtrt's Milicncry.
p. S.-Repairing of every DESCRIPTION
done in the very hest manner and at Sthcs;
shortest notice. FAY All work done by
me, warranted to give satisfaction.
c. Il. M.;s,
Decemoer =, 1871 tf
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Encourage Home Manufac.
f1IrnC


THE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
4 patronage hr tnfore bestowed upon
him. takes this method of informing tile people
of Sumter and the adjoining Districts, that lie !
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all its ynr,1s
Gus branches, at his stand in Bshupville, S. c.
He is making large additions TO his Establish
ment, so az to enable him to manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line, AT the shortest notice,
and in style If workmanship equal to any in
the Southern States. He has iii his employ ex.5
perienred wOrkmen, and is we'll supplied with
the best seasoned timber also with Trimmings
and Aiounlngs Of the latest style.
All new work done in his li,ie will be war
rnnted IL months and repaired without charge !
II il fail in that time. He will do repairing al
.lle shortest notice and in any jeIson living
at distance should want repairing done, ftiiey
will write to that effect, he will send for the !,
job, and return il when done.
i, JAS. w. AMBROSE 3
N.B.-fIis TERMS are rs reasonable as any
person could expect.
Bishopylle, S. G., March Q, 1852. e0.ly
GJS Black River Watchman will copy Six
months. j. WA, q
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{. w. Dudley Esp, through tic CO.
! INNS Of the Darlington Flag declines
being Il candidate for Il seat in Congress.
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WM. IlAYNSW ORTIZ.

80 \ stranger died il this pace
IN Saturday The 2l>t in t.. who stated
.be'orc, his death, that hc had murder
sc,ia man i'll som, p:r$ of South Amc-
$lica. He said his name was Young,
Was q tinnerby trade, and said he was
from Philadelphia.
CNeru,o Ga:eke 3lt ult.
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ilras.-Prices and Prospects Of Mc
Neet Crops The Cincinnati Price
Current reports hogs in every region
ssof Kentucky and Indiana rs largely
increasing III. numbers and Of better
sauality, and adls:
We hear but little from llIinois,
.S,Iowa and Missouri: but, considering
S.the scarcity of last season it is more
4$than probable there will be IN increase
1 rTsrathcr than falling of, as we seldom
/: have two season of scarcity together.
II Throughout Ohio We Ica,n that
S3snlore young hogs arc hcing fed than
sltsllal, and in many sections an increase
,of one third is anticipated. Tie high
SSpricc of pork l,,s caused the farmers
,throuY hout the West TO b stow as.
tsmurh care and attention upon their
,,spiss as they do upon their Children
~ throughout many sections of the
lfSouth the planters arc making strong
iscndcavors to grow their own meat
We hear of contracts by the packers
J ] for the future delivery of some 10000
lilogs, to be fattcncd in Indiana, at s
AS;nd 3 - cents, gross. Several thou
sand have been engaged by Madison
4 packers, for the next season, at 4 and
y cents, net. We hear also of va.
sliousa .ie contracts in Kentucky, at ) and
& A} Il . cents, gross, to he delivered
sSs;;Hhcn fattcncd, in the fall. a sale of
$4,000 head has been made, delivered
III 4 ID cents.
is;iFs One OF unr Driucip;ll prOviSion dial.
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MONEY Nh yVamted.:

III NItE Subscriber respectfully announces
Il 10 those indebted to him for last year
and year before, that he is very much in
need OF funds: "a word to the wise is
''t w. j. FRANC
August, 1852. 42-tf
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!: Notice 10 IDedh:aHs.

.DEDI,ARS, ,,of. .alI descriptions, whether
Il on foot, horseback, or with wagon,
are hereby notified that should they he
found TRADING IN THIS DISTRICT
after this date, without the necessary Ii
cerse, the law will be enforced against
them. A CITIZEN.
June %, 1852. 35-,f
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No Mistake.

r9.h !nH -u. 6r,cr having made ar.
clis engagements "i'i. onH oI,s he b4s1 -
tahli-hcd houses IN New York 10 supply
him WITHHOLD or Silyc. Watches by The
simglc one at The lowest Wholesale prices,
md having FREUD there who will take an
interestin selecting for me-offers TO iutn-
isll t.. order, fine watches wi,Ilin ten days
from date Of order, much lower tl,an they
can he obtained in any oiI,er way. Also,
Gold Chains or any other fine Jewclry.
For particulars enquire nt
FREEMAN IIOYT.
Aug. l7,h, 1852 l3-5t
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Notice.

ID &c Notice.
AL persons indebted to me Individually,
or as Ordinary. will please max immedi-
ale paymen', ns it is absolutely necessary
that ] cl"sc up my business, SONG part OF
which has been Of lnrg standing unsettled,
and which | am determined shall reipuir
so no longer. ] hope my friends will attend
to this at once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble us may he. -.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, 1852 ii-tf
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TO PL A. MT = RS.

T 0 PL Ant E RS.
The sulsoriber ftas just received a targesrock
ofggods,fnr SPRING AND SUMMER, whicI,
he Offers NJ Gharles,on prices, less expenses.
10 Bales heavy OsI,aburgs,
Sllirting and Sheetings,
" Blue Denims and Marlboro Stripes,
~ i,hds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Is Bbls Baltimore Flour,
25OOO fine Spanish Segars.
Sugars, Coflees, Teas, DC. &c. 81
hlolasses, Soap, Starch, &c.
~ l.. B. HANKS.
April 9th, 1859 24-tf
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a ltEMARKABLE E,K OF CoRx.-Wc e
had sent to us recently nII-grown
ear OF corn, surrounded with eight 9th
sGr cars growing out of the same pnrcn;
stalk, and forming II cluster Of nine
gc;.rs of,corn, all pretty well filled with
smaturcd grain. it was grown Oh the
8t;lrm of Mr.. John Booker, rcSpccta-
sble citizen Of this District. This was
S;la very extraordinary vegetable pre-
duct; and perhaps if corn of this or a
similar description were selected for
seed, the .prodnet OF grain might he
largely - CHroi;H,, .Spnrh,H.