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" orcest3r k9ademy.

1--WE Winter q after Of th Institution will con-
4 nence on MONDAY, No 18th. Instruction wi
be given in both the Ancient nd Modern Languages
and in the highe English brenhes
Ell. AVERY, Principal.
Worcester Nov q 1852 dew
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FURNISHINGS.

NEW styles of Clayats
~ Stocks, Pocket Handkerchefs,
Braces Gloves,
Shirts Hosiery
Bosoms, Collars,
al ITUDSoN'S, No Flaggs Block, opposite Cen.
trial Hotel, Main street. octl2 dim
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OVER COATS.
SUGARS, &c.
Boy Wanted
E XTRA CTS
Castor Oil.

nF Lemon, Vanilla, Orange Rose, Nutmeg &C, &c.
~ for sale by the Dozen at manufacturers prices, b,
nov4 dot GRIFFIN Il co.
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A Gentleman aid his Wife,

nR two Gentlemen, can be accommodated with Board
and a geuteel Room or looms, by immediate an
pication to the subscriber a36 Front street, Newtons
Block G. b. MOSELY.
Ocs. 26ih, 1852 dist
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The Germania Musical Society

DESPECTFULLY announce to their n u m e r o u s
III friends and to the public in general that it is their
to give the coming Winter in tile City of Wor-
cester,
A Series of Six Concerts,
Gone Concert every two weeks.) like those given by
them during the last Winter in this City, at which they
will produce the master-works of Beethoven Mozart
Haydn, Mendelssohn, SPohr MeyeI beer Rossini, &c
such as Symphonies Overtures, QuaIteties, Quinies
and selections from the Italian and German Operas So
los on almost every Instrument used in their Orchestra
and a udicious portion Fighter music.
They are constantly adding their already large Cat
aogue of choice instrumental Music the latest pubca-
tioas BY which they are now enabled furnish entire
new programmes for every Concert and mostly such
pieces have never before deem performed this City
The best Vocal talent available will be engaged for
the Concerts.
Mr.. ALFRED JAELL,
he celebrated and unrivaef Pianist will perform al all
of our Concerts for the whole season.
package containing six tickets, to be transferable
and used at any of the six subscription Concerts 81 co.
Subscriptions received by
JOHN BoYDEN, eco Main street.
Oct 26th 1862. dstf
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Chamois Skins,

DY the barrel. less quantity, for sale 2Ol Main
ID street, by L. T. LAZELL,
nov4 davis Druggist.
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Rurnett's al Liver on.

FRESH supply this day received, and for sale
N wholesale OF RETAIL &C the pioprietors' prices
Also, constantly on hank supply ufRushton, Clarke
& Cos Cod Liver Oil and Emery Southers. The price
OF e. Southers Oil is IS csnts per bottle
L. T. LAZELL. Druggist
Oct23 davis pol Main street
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Farina Cologne.

f1NHE genuine for sale inWicktr bottles, and in long
L bottles.
The subscriber has also or sale an aflc OF his
manufac'u re, which closel embles the imported Fa
rin1 Cologne, and has the dyantuge of being afforded
at than half the price !. ." LAZEaL
oct7 daw4wis Druggist, 20l Main street.
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This is the most eectua remedy ever discover ed for
the THROAT DISTEMPER, or " hat is called malig
nant purd Sore Throat, SCARLET FEVER, CAN
kER, CANKER RASH, CARKER or TEIR fISiI m
the Month, or what is usually termed Sore Mouth ny.
SENTERY and Canker in the Bowels sore Month of
Nursing Women, and the Acrid Iumors OF Teething
Childrenj IN Short for almost all the Affections of The
Mucous Membrane oftLe Mouth, Thront aud alinenta
ny canals. Or Sold by D. SCOTT Jr
septl7 DIFF 243 Main street Worcestcr.
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Genuine Luhin's Extracts"
LARGE assortment in STORE and for sale py
IA Il. IL. MARSH, Apothecary.
oet2s dawS"is cor. Main and Pleasant SITS
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New Arrivals

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The Subscribers have i"st received their new
assortment of SPRING a y ID SUMNER
GOODS, which consists partly al
tnlicorS, Ginghams, plain and rnrbrodrrcd
Lawns, Fancy MIn$lns, nj ali prices: Linen
tnmhric, assorted colors Cnmhric and IIu>liiIs,
plain and checked; Grapes, Baregcs, Challys
Dc!aincS. IiSSu Silks. and grcn, variety ul
other articles suitable for LADIES' Dresses.
hLso.-A large assortment of Linen taml,ric
u .dki~, Needle worked Collars and cuils,
Chrmisc,ls and Caps, Muslin and Lace SlccvcsI
Capcs and AIantillaS, Lace and Muslin E,Iging
and Inserting, Bonnris and Ribbons of the
newest styles, Ivory. Black and Feather Fans,
lmhrollns and Pnrasols, and II great variety OF
oil"r ARTICLES i0u numerous To name.
They recommend their stock of hlrarl,rl
and brown Shrtng, blue and striped Home.
:puus, Cotton and Linen Osnahurgs, Bed Tick,
and every Kind nf rowrlln. and Table Linen
very large ms>ortnrnsoi hosiery of eycrv de.
scrip':"n, Linen. Thread Lace and Silk Gloves
Aiits Ac. &c.
They Invite il'air friends to call III their Store,
feeling certain Ia lc able In satisfy them in
every way, rs Will III the price nS III the assert.
mcni of the Goods. VI. DRuCKER ~ co.
April 20, 1882 26-lf
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. dn. ANEESGbHWE.
253 and 255 5KING-SrRErr.

233 ana 233 kING-STREET.
(Onc door below Wentworth SircctO
We would again respectfully invite the atlcn.
tinn of our friends alr customers in the country,
Ia our extensive Stuck of DRY GOODS, Wien
they visit orr City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Krrscys.
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped Osnnrrgs.
Blcachrd and Brown DouncS.irs
SUPER DUFFlL kETS-D1RECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also part rticuarly invite attention to
our IMPORTATION of SlI.kS aud DRESS
GOODS. being me of the LARGEST
STOCkS lNTllESOUT1IERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared Ia iurnisI, every article
in the Dry tioois i.rc, viz: lIo>ers, Govcs,
Linens, Flanncls, Cloths. taSimrrs Bnn,haZinrs.
Alriccas, Alcrnncs, NIuu>scllnin de I.nins,
pinids, Lnr":cls and Swiss M,islinS. Furniture
limiiy. Prints Giu"iauis, Shawls, Lnccs, Edu.
ing, Ribh"ns. Trim III nss, ,&c., .yc.
september 23, ISL. 4s--tf
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Educational Notice.

lie next session of tie BRADFORD
4 81 RINGS FEMALE 'lNSTlTU.
iloN viii oEen on The First Monday of
the ensuing February. The Trustees
VIII 10y that time have completed soin ad.
.iltIonal provisions for the comfort of the
i'onrdcrS und The adjacent grounds will
be placed in an improved condition.
hr various departments uf instruction
will be filled by the most competent
Fcnol,crs that can he obtained and here
after no one will be retained longer than
ability and fidelity arc exhibited in the dis
charge OF official duty
II is very Important that the members cf
the Collegiate Classes return at tile br.
ginning OF the session. that tic regular
xcrcIscs may not be retarded.
TERMS.
The schoasl:.' year pcgins on the first
Monday Of February and closes on the
last "Wednesday Of Nosrmbcr, and is
divided into two equal sessions.
Board, per session. including bed,
bedding, lights, and washing, The
pupils being responsible for
the various furniture of their
rooms, an inventory of which
will be regularly kept. 500 90
Tuition in Primary Glass. 10 90
Tuition in other Glasses. l5 OO
french or Latin. 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use Of Piano i 90
Pupils on Guitar furnish their own
Guitars for practice, and also
their Guitar s,rngs.
Drawing and Painting in Oil or
Water Coors, or Monochrome
tic "r India Ink, cacI IS 90
Ornamental Needle Work. &c. ) GO
Pupils furnish their own materials.
by resolution of the Board, persons
sending two pupils will have them
boarded at $ll 0O per month; and those
sending three or moro, at :SlO %
per month
d B. MclAURlN, S cry q. Treas
Dec. 23 1851. Off
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(JlRCll[ LAR.

Tie subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and customers, that lie is now receiving,
nj his old stand, No. 26 IIAYNE-STREEr, (up
snirs,) from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, complete assortment of
Staple ano -fanep prrss Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c,
as per Catalogue annexed, which lie is prepared
To sell on reasonable terms, at Wholesale opiy,
to the Country Trade. He respectfully soirls
call bciug determined 10 sell ny low ns any
House i'll the City. T.. q. BROWN.
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D. ]. WINN,

Would respectfully inform his friends and
The public generally that hr now has on hand
ana oil RS i"r sale On reasonable terms Il large
ana splendid assortment of tloliS. Ca>siuirrs
"a and Nrsiiugs. with Hats, Cups, lss1
S.Nprnh'1,. trarnis. sucks fine lin III lsal
f-s cn and Alcrinu Shirts. Dr,wc.s, =
Gloves, handh crcEirlS, I'mhrrla$ Nr.
Men and Boys Rra'y Made Clulhing Of eve.
ry description and variety.
Complete Military Outfits, l'niinrns. Swords
FL au!rt,s, &c., furnished nj short nolirc.
Uniforms for Sumter lillcmcn furnished on
reasonable terms.
~ His rrSiinGs are peculiarly rich. consisting
"f far ri' her patterns ihuu ever previously cA.
lliicd in This market
Orl. L.. 1881 81 #
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N. CIR 4 II E
Naasiasi;,cag.rcr os Hsisggics
LIGHT CARRIAGES, q 4.

Return" his sincere thanks t" =
The citizens Of Sumter District ISSRi. -
iur llcir liberal patronage hitucr- Al2----A-A--
I" bestowed and hcgs leave 10 inform them il,at
liz keeps constantly on hand the above articles
of his own manufacture and warrants the same
I" l~ of Tie best mn;'rial, Workmanship. and al
the latest style. His prices shall compete will
the Charleston prices. and as 10 durability, nu
comparison: 1" he convinced. YOU Will please
call N his tarringc Repository on Broad Street
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, and Liberty 5
aid
He'll >ir with The country and ihc arts .oi
his trade.
May lltlI, 1851 20 &c
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CABINET WAREROOM
H.. w. ANDREWS

l------7----- TAKES this m"ihod OF
3 E,sssssssxsssg5 informing the citizens Of
st S3j SImlcrvillc and vicinity that
lu' has "p"ncd III Sunicryilic. opposite the new
prcshyicrian Church, u CABINET WARE.
ROOM. where he will keep for sale, cl,rup. all
such iurIlitmrc roaIus under this , ,,a 4, r,n
of his trade. whic!. hi viii warrant 4. .rooI
mate rial nnl will furnish for c:sli, at Charles.
ton prices, nll descriptions Of Furniture male
Repairing executed nj the shortest nnirc
Mahogany AID plain Collins furnished with.
ont delay.
All the suhsrilrr asks iS :, fair trial and
hopes hy rnnrtnal attention To business AMI
easy terms, I" merit public patronage
February II, 1852. lily.
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FL0RA.

Pastry Cook and Butter of Gales, dc
Offers ler services TO The eiliSei,s Of
Sumter and the adjoining Dtsinris inslle
preparation of bridal teasis, parry s,l,il er.s,
&c. Her long experience .gptt pttlseai6e in
every Department Of hsr ousincSss 5iustiiies
her IN ongaglngIo give cnlifc satistnciietit
! 10 lrr elngioyerS.
She nits isasnd by applieatiDls ii flla
lSar! Il Stop IN igs4
sun isitsss sse az I'll
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NEGRO Shoes.

Tie subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from -Four 10 Five Thousand
pairs of The above article. by the FALL. For
reference as to quality. he would respectfully
refer persons who may hc disposed To purchase
"t him, to those who IGItr"niZrd him last year.
As Ia price, lie will guarantee them rs low as
can ,r afforded.
May22 = II J. MORGAN.
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Notice,

All persons indebted 10 me individually
or as Ordinary. will please make immedi-
ale paymc'', as it is absolutely necessary
that close UP my business, some part ol
which has been OF lopg standing unsettled
and which am determined shall remain
SO no longer ! hope my friends will attend
to THIS al once, and give nc and themselves
as little trouble rs may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb OH, 1892 l7-u
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N NNNGE.

MllEkEAS The law requires the Or'li-
W nary OF Sumter District To hc III his
oilicc, ll""I'y and fridny in each ", ok,
PERSONS therefore having business in $, Il
Office will please attend on those IA. 5.
w. LEWIS
March 9, 1852. .O-tf
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March 9, 1852.
Notice to StOckhO' ders,

ALL Stockholders ~ arrears iu The Bad
ford Springs Female Institute Company are re-
qnired TO make full pa, mcni before return ia,
III March ncNt--'o The subscriber or 10 MILAN
Lewis, Esp, in S,lrntrrviIic
by order of the Board
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry Il Treas.
February . 1852. l5-,f
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Notice.

All persons having dcmnlds against the rs.
tale "f L. = BclScr, deceased, will present Them
duly ailcsicd; aud ihosc indebted will mal:
payment 10 f.. VI. Anderson. Esq. s;un,crvilc,
:. g., LOUISA BEl.SEK, Adm'N.
Oct SGh 1881 81 If
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REyESuE.-WLen the mind is in
contemplation of revenge, all its
thoughts must surely be tortured with
the alternate pangs of rancor, envy,
hatred, and indignation; and they who
profess sweet in the enjoyment of it.
certainly never felt tho consummate
bliss Of reconciliation. At such an
instant the false ideas we received un-
ravcl, and tic shyncss, the distrust,
the secret scorns aud all the base salts
factions men had in each others faults
and mistortuncs arc dispelIcd, and
their soulsarpcar in Informative white
ness, Without the least streak Of that
malice or distastc which sullicd them
and perhaps those very actions which
wh'n we looked at them in the
obliquc glance with which hatred doth
always sec things were lorrid and obi
Gus, when observed with honest and
open eyes are Dcautrous and ornamcn-
tai.
The lntrlligcnccr promulgatcs the
following additional Rules of Etiquette:
l. Before you bow TO lady in the
street, permit her to decide whct cr
you may do 50 or not, by at least a
look of recognition.
?. Z" Excuse my glove is an mnc-
ccssary apology, for the glove should
not be withdrawn to shake hands.
3. When your companion bows to
n lady, you should do so also. When
gentlemen bows to lady in your
company, always bow to him in return.
:, ~..-e-.-~>,>~~~-~~
HE LARGEST olIUkcH AND BEIl..-
IL is stated that the largest church on
tiits continent Is the French cathedral
ol No'rc lJaine: III Niontrcnl. Canada.
IL VIII comfortably scat 10000 per
persons, and ON the occasion of any
great rcl'@lous ceremony will hold
i",Voo. IT. mas only been completed
M.'ll'' ''e l.St lew years. The bell
l".E'y i'''iS III one "l the towers OF this
."'"c''r;'i (. IS AIS" ''ie largest bell upon
'''c eoti''iiehe oi America, ana with
9o,I'c lcM cNcel't'oiis' S.>l MS lllc great
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past inyourS the subscriber i>li
10 inform the public that he still manuiac-
lures Cotton Gins nj hi. establishment in Stale
burg, on the mos. improved and approved plan,
which he thinks lhu, the cotton gnnod OH one
of those gins of ic lniu Improvement is wOrl,
ai least q quarter Of cent more than the cot
ulaci,lrrs them or the most Simple construction,
Of the finest finish and Of the best materials io
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per SAM
He also repairs old gins and puts item in comi-
pcie order III The shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and pnnciunlly attended
to- WILLIAM EIIlS0N.
Siatebnrg, Sumter Dist, ). C.. Feb II, 2G-f
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"A NEW IDEA IN AGKIcULTURE.-1'hc
steward on board United States
steamer, in the Cult, L;ls produced scv-
eral crops OF excellent potatoes by the
following mode of cultivation:
"Eie procured common scrockcry
crate, bundle Of straw, and a
Efew eyes OF the potato, and went to
work farming it on board Ship! The
process for cu!tivating them is this:
5Stlll your crate with alternate layers of
straw and the eyes OF the potato com
smencing at the bottom with layer OF
about six inches in depth of straw, and
then layer of the cycs-thc
eyes being placed about two inches
sapart over the surface of the straw
then another layer Of straw on
Stne top. Keep the straw always
moist, aud in about two months YOU
will have about $I4 worth of sound
good potatoes of the first water"
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Improved Endless Chain
Water Elevators.

Al persons wishing the abuve Elevators can
be supplied by the snhseriber WHO is lhe Agent
for the District Of Slinltcs, ). &.
X +. I.iGassssSs1
SumlefNilc, pctcni5es Fl 81 ls$
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Election of Music Teacher,

The 3o,rd Of Trustees nf The Bradfonl
Springs Female Institute will elect an addition.
al Music Teacher on tho la.l Monday in his
month. Applicants will please address iln,
Principal al the Institute. SALARY five hun
drcn dollars and board.
EDWIN CATER. PRINCIPAL.
2 ~ TrI.wcckly Charleston Mercury viii
cory two weeks and forward account.
FebIuury2, lSJ2 l5--,
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~. II" s't'f:3sSt.3 ais. - i5i'' 7
j, ls iisG! Gt!!ssill ill shine iss :li sS3

s.Si ;E}strr 4
daySRFFesSsssS 50 a a: ;$ii rStling "I an un,l-
Sual uccurrCi,SSs \ man who had
passed by tic name ui j. j Russell.
came to this place with woman whom
he claimed as his wife, obtained board
ing and lodging III Il respectable house,
and remained in comfortable quarters
for some two days. left for Augusta to
return in Il short time. On Inc dav al.
ter he left, there came another IMAM in
search, found and claimed her as his
wife, Threatened vengeance on her and
Russell. and carried her of on the next
train. Nothing more WAS heard Of
them until yesterday, when Russell
Ald the same woman returned to this
place by passengers train; they are
here now. 1t is said that She has been
divorced from the man who claimed
her rs his wiic-wilIi how much truth
We know moi. BiockriUc .Scnknci.
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Butter.

Fresh Goshen Butter,
Virginia and Mountain Butter
For sale by ROBERT LATrA.
Camden, Nov %, lcJl LIT
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New Fall and Winter Goods

HE subscribers are now rcrriNin. aud OPEN
ing their usual supply OF Dry Goods. IInrdwarc
and Groceries, the prices of which viii he very
much reduced, and invite their friends and the
public 10 examine llcir stock.
NJ. DRuCkER ~ co.
Camden, Oct %, 81. l-,f
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
\ V. MA z \. " Il

= .
The Subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens ui Sumter and pa, cent
Di tricIs, that he has just opcncG .!l sum
tCrv!lc beautiful aSsnrtmcn, of
Clocks and Watches,
Brooch,S, Finger Rings, Cur Pms. Ear.
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, OF Steel, Silver and Gold-GUld
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases Spccta-
c!cs ul various kinds White and Coral
Beads, bracelets. &c. &c. All of which
will b; sold al Charleston prices for Cash.,
by &. II. MASON,
One store south Ul
Mrs. l!ulbcrl's Millcncrv.
p. S.-Hrpiiring oi every description
done IN the very best manner and at the
shortest notice. ~" All work done by
me, Warranted 10 gmc satisfaction.
&. ~. NJ.
December >, lSal q ii
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For Sale,
n Da ice.

Persons having demands against the rs.
tate of r. Richardson, Decd. are rcqucslc,
to present them duly attcstcd, and those in.
dcbted TO make payment 10
&. NJ RICHARDSON,
idmr
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Z, southern Mdustry.-An extensive
Type Foundry has been established
. at at Athens, Geo, by Alcssrs. Chlist &
Shelsea They promise to furnish all
3lneterlsiis .afs for the most cxtensiye5print
;'ng silira ill They deserve encourage.
anenti 3, &
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
dhgp. d. S,EgeB6r .BgIg6El


Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth Stomach
Of ne Or, after directions of Baron Liehg, the
great Physiological Chemist, by }. $. lloUGlI-
TON. NJ. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is II truly wonderful remedy for 1ndircs-
tion, dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, and Debility, Curing after Ma
turc's own method, by Natures's own Agent, the
Gastric Juice.
ey" Half ,easpoonful Of pcpsin, infused
in wafer. will digest dissolve, Fire Pounds
Of Roast Becf, IN about tmo hours, ont of the
Stomach.
Pcpsin is The chief element. or Great Digest
ing Principle OF The Gastric Juicc-thc Solvent
Of The Food, the Purifying. Preserving. uid
Stimulating Agent OF the Siomac, aud incs-
tines. Ii is extracted from The Digestive Siom-
ach of the Ok, thus forming an artificial Diges-
tive Fluid. precisely like the natural Gastric
Juice in its Chemical powers. and furnishing
Complete and Perfect Substitute for it. by the
nd Of this preparation, the pains aud evils of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia arc rernnvc! just ms
Il ey would be by lcullhy S,umach. 1t is do
ing wonders for Dyspcplics, cnrng cases Of De-
biliiy, Emacinlion, Nervous Decline. and Uys-
pcptc Consumption. supposed 10 he on the verge
Of the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon
which II is based, is in the lighcs, degree Curl
Gus and Remarkable.
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THE GRLrA,,,ry, RI NAli, ROUTE Es3SS,sst EtsSS,s,t
- sSrPTfSsst LESION, S. e,
r LEAVING the Wharf at the foot 81
l.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. otter ,he
arrival OF The Southern cars, via Will
MlNGTON, n. g., from which, pnlnt
two daily Trains are dispa,clcdu III 8 a. a.;
and , p. NJ; Mc 8 o:iock oniy connec,iugat at +
Weldon with The lines 10 Peicrsburg,
Richmond. Washington, BalIimore, PhiIa-
dolphia, and New-fork. Tie public is
respectfully informed that ,hesteamers {ofa
these lines, are in first rate condition, and
are naviga.ed by we'll known and zcx.
rcrcnccd commanders; The Rail Roa,!s
are in fine order, Qhe Wilmington
and Weldon. as well as the Seaboarsi
and Roanoke having recently been relaids
with heavy TraiD thereby securing sbaiis
safety and despatch. by these Tou,eg
passengers awaiting themselves oi lilo
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore / II, i
10 hours. Philadelphia in i5 hoaTs, oHt! /
New York in 80 - hours; and isy5 ti,a
SECOND TRAIN they arrive III Bal-s
linorc in 80 ilours, Philadelphia iIi Sc
hours, and Now-inrk in 81 l-2 iitt.igs.
Through tickets can alone he had lS0ts
T.. WlNSLOW, Agent OF the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at ihos
Office Of the Company, foot Of i,Harsils,
street, Charleston, s. c., 10 when ftleasc
arpiy.
March %. 1852.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-29

,.cW MEssRs. EprToRs: Please z;innanIca
Air, JOHN f. BALLARD, n randidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election. and ohlige
MANY VOTERS.
february 5,l, 1851 Is IL =
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-12-11

A WESTERN LoTHARIo thus "pours ou
his soul in song" to the mistress ofhis at
fections. 1t isn't every day one come
across such heart-rending and pathetic
verses: "t a
Methought my heart roasting lay
On Cupid's kitchen spit;
Methought he stole thy heart away,
find stuck 1t neat to 1t!
Methought my heart began to melt,
And thine to fat and gravy run,
Till both glow congenial felt,
find melted into one!
Then melted into grease we spread,
All into gravy ran,
And cupid ate us both with bread
Sopped up acithi1 the pan.