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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
THr LATE 81

The LATE SUICipE.-An inquest was
YESTERDAY held st the OF ThTo and Forty
e. ppon the body Of Shos Psrsh native OF Enssnd 81
yssn o. sge. who Committed suicide Wedn ssdsy BY
cutting bis throat with cheese kui Of witch
we published yesterday nornirg The Jury rendered
Vsect u Death By sai-6s while lsSonf under stt.k
o. 1sIrom irsmsas Ire deceased lived at No. 2l2 VIII
am st. ana 1t 10 sd sas quarrsl.d with Li- vita ihortly
ba6-=s .ae commission OF the rash sst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

IN the Charity Hospital Al New Orleans for tbs week
edhs on the isth there IS deaths, OF witch 10
sas rom yellow lever and by cholera In Ss'sn'
~ he deaths fer the weei ending September q were
Ad which l6 were fortlspers Al Mobile for lac
rex ending on the 18th there were bu, 10 desths AZ
sseesscn the elbow fev er 10 on the decline for the
"ee'ytour hours ending on Saturday here were
sahs RON H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

EhIGRAHTs FOR LiBERIA.-A public
ssstps 70 arrosnosd for ,his evepp, a, thu Msrcsr A.
.N'',,erIan charch In reference to the emigration of
"ne my ec'ored persons TO LIBERIA sho are sbou, to
passage under the su'plces of the Nsw.Yerk State
s0.isSioa Society Rev. G. w. Roberts, Of Liberia,
40 ess resided for nearly . quarter Of a century 10
.% 70 address the mseupg, and his statements
w 90 d'rSs u lasscs,.i,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

THURSDAY, rept 30-P. NJ.

There WAS n moderate business done AT
,,e s,cck Boar his morning with continuance OF
tho Sowpysr! fcellsg noticed durgg the sss lev day"
p.,v.en the goari, there was heavy fesng, and srs
ld.,e,i lt,be s-cord Board the market was steady
,scer,Ilv. with better prices fOF some descriptions
r,is closed ri s6L5, which 10 R. p cent advance on
s.,s,ssvs price. Cumberland Coal, which fell OF 10
80, "a. 10 demand at TO- Pennsylvania Coal also
berer closing At ll2 after having shouched lla'
Long Ils1d shows declile Of + cent. Harlem
,ver,,o y bu, af,or@ard recovered 70 IA Zinc VI"
.,s,dv Irudtcn River IL well sustained. Canton
It,, ,r,,ortsnt change. Government Stocks ara
-, md IN ia, request In Railroad Bonds TINS oa".
.. ., r,o6srs,e ard prices without marked change
Hu6,op River Second Mortgage are Improving IN con
.,,,.s If The ,zeeessfu negotiation OF tae ne" ioaa
T.. sssllng sfer the Second Board wa ouoyanL
II S,srlirg there is not large business
Ain, IN. the make. Is steady at lol, a lcs for Leading
.,a,s,r,,s. Francs, 5l3A as l2l.. The supply |"
bills Ia nocerae
Frei.hts to Liverpool are not firm En-
al, 2OC0 bbls Flour 49, Grain "a w Os'0'
Cotton. g, Dead Weight, Is. To Lond'n oho nH'i'
there |, no activity t. the latter place 'ne pieA''
h. 1,t has 500 bales Cotton, &s. There tn0''
,,,. unoyenes, to California at ioasOc
The amount received at the Sub treas
s1l rs. pald, $685. COO balance sI2'S''''-
The annexed statement gives the busl'
ma, n The sub-Tres.ury tor the paa' n0t'h
Sent J. I3s2 BA4-nes. ..''''''''''''''''''''
~, ..,or,t ~ G a,tonos. ........s3,IH,t ~ -
~ sccoI-UE Of PsfenI Fees...'. So. so
C -. 80 Al Peat Oscs Dep nsnt u ~
- .sc,u,t OF Nj .csLshsCu8-.. 80 s..7s,o =,
,ofT
90
PAYGESTs. 80, go %
yre.Surv Draftg... a.
poxCEcs DrsfiG.............. I,O,Vlo 20 49, ,so 70
T1xsfsr Drafts. ...s.......s.'' WV ~
Sept %, lisa Bil.ree..."..''''''...e.. go: % :
Sent / 1854 BY Bal Of ands e psJ Int Coup ~. 90 ~
By Additional AppToy TtaaoG1. .....'''.'''''''''' -
Total "a m Is
Ia Pawn 1''''
Treasury Notes Funded
Rent. for 90. in the quart eae Sept % ~. ia =
re ia ~ Cuat W he iart snd- Sept ~ *
Eos. - h. qssr.ss sat ssv'. - s--- .sa''1'''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
HoNoRABLr DrscHARGEp.--HaIyey

Many arc Elias Bridal the two gentlemen who were
sresed few ssys since, CHARGED wit hsynE by fs pre-
fences ohtsned boat load Of bYek y.luea At Sos o
hn.hsi Power merchants, Of Hudson N Y wers vs.-
terssS honoraby discharged BY Jastoe Oslorne s.;oe
rs failed 70 slew any aHduls.t nenon On The p,r OF
either OF the gentlemen WV f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Crr wIrBA SwoRp.-Yesterday after
-. r,,,,,.Ty conpsay sls returning % tbs city tom
~. e.up sround in TIE stage 10 LIKE oo, ~. -
behind wsGn5ed in the nest ey ote o. 20 a.
- The ls1 II eerA ave some esase OF s.,.S
"a. thrust a, MIN With his sEoso "a lnhleNso
,,h Of sbout tvo inches in length sever .. "a. -
80 .,,,s witnessed the occurr.ree pa tne us -
n.v.Is Of What bsd hspp bed, eonftp zee q -. -,
80. nv va, taken in easrfs BY some q n ~ az
Wt.thsr he was aAl ssseGsy niared OF not wa h0' Nc
ta.ned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
FIsHiNG EsrABIsHnENTs AT GLOUcEs

TER-Ther- At Gloucester twenty fishing hsms, ht
ting at about three hundTed hstug sehooners, msnned
By some three H. ussDd men. SJTe Of thete concerns
cary ON lsrgs bI,iGosS AMI at their comnodous and
spacious whArves the fisheries on very extern.
i've seAles kessrs s Wouson & Son Fl on, this year
nrty eve schocner This probably the lsrgest con
arn opesged N this business 10 New England.
Boston TreVelsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

FxcURsIoN.-Tbe Cooper Guards con-
template making their 'ecood snsus excur,i., s F,ih.,
Wednesday,, the 5h Of October under nsad Of Capt
BALDWIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Yesterday

Charlie, A. YsrTinetop. Phoc0s Of Public School No 2,
VS. arrested on warrant CHARGED With sTaut sod battery
upon one OF his scholars son OF John Cali. ab1lt3
yesrs Of as4 Y.uIDgton brought before JUstcs Bed
foo held him bail In the sun OF 500 to answss the
chsrre st N, December term OF The Hudson COurI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
~ MFR. Samuel Heanev. of South

rhrd Wll.msbursh has csused two bsrrsls Of rum 10
be burned under the AsgEins Of the sde~sk Opposite his
residence With particular directions that they not
be taken up until ster his decesss Tni, 70 rather
noysl ides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
tAdvsr.ls~menL1

HOLLAND GIN AS A MEDICINE.-ln our
last number accompanied the publication OF Circular
this subject from fellow citizen Udopho Wolfe,
Esa, with brief commentary expressive Of our own
views Since then have been ling this agent and
thus far with favorable results Bat are II receipt
Of several commune son the subject from medical msn
Schnapps s very extensively in and 10 tbs hands OF
physicians is proving itsot stimulating diurec 70 %
euneDty successful after other medication with TINS intent
bad tried vain la ef thus reported,
abdominal dropsy has bsen cured and the necessity OF tap
pins sveed and another dse,siI case OF srsve SO
called has been entirely removed oy the P.Sssgs OF tc
la, OF Considerable sze which escribed the only
two bottles Of tnis article.
We kno tho object Of Mr.. Wolfe IN designating hs
prerarst On By the rnaulNlv upeuphOuiou, Mans OF
" schRoJps" Of bio demo tnstiIg iS In hts advertise
ment, the "CoDceptste 1ncure Of Juniper instead OF
pepeuaDg its ancient title OF Holland Gin. II Is true that
he admits IL TO be nothing -lte e an the oetsr article IN It's
pure state aduersted By noxioRs drugs and hencs he
cnpiradistipgushe' 10 from Gin OF commerce. nearly ell OF
which, IS wei kD0wn Is manufactured here and ese-
ha, vn H. however the purpose OF designating
bis Article prepared exclusively for medical purposss
and thus It 10 physicians tor whose convenience
10 sale only BY fepusb druggists eno snoioscae'
and curative efssts We under.tAnd
him Grim only that its pure ard reliable article OF HO
lard Gin and such worthy ho Confidence OF phyncins
in those diseases for which they are won. 70 prescribe IL
and have bitheto only been restrained By hnd1s II mJa'
ticabe obtain the article In pure state Nor should any
udce against alcoholic medsiLe deprive the cied OF
the benefit If this article whi tom time mmemora has
held its place the remedial Of the Maena
Medca if be found worthy Of confidence by cSnnue1eE
peneneea t all events hOe VII per'st Ia employment
ard leTation of other alcoholic msdicines thctures
5ers &c aud especially those who prescribe Gin under
any circumstances must all unite 10 giving the preference
pure article the manifold sdueratons rfs Ia
the nsIket. Mr. WOLFE literally supplies physicians With
sample bot'7 for analysis aud tsl get forth 10 his Cir
culsr and stab es the reputation Of the .medy tins in
s'fety and efficiency OF his Holland On whsn
ued under medical advice and pledges his cha ;er IN
business that the article will not osappoin who mss It.
sew fork Me..cAl Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
ATrEMPrTo Drown HIMsrLr.-Ysster.

day morning German unkno On Wills eras.ios FINN
South Ferry New York. TO Brooklyn in t druptsnns..
Jumped overheard Of the ferry boar Tso By the pomet
arrival boatman named Jere nish hcCans belonginr
TO ssien Island he ssved THIS h ssid be the ssopd
attempt he has made 70 drown himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
- Yesterdav. as a Gnrman. manned

u Yesterday, as German, named
Schiller Vas rsrnr Up South tthr with hanacsrt sons
penon AZ work oa Rileys eGieinz threw brick which
struck him on n. hesd inf citing severe wound he
aLsn 10 the dspecssry he p-ope ly cared or
Sebiiles SOD who with him a. lhe time mason
throw the h.ek, but could 10; identify him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY OCTOBER 1. 1852.

nsh sst 'cr the pspcss Of .rsctas tasrc1p N uaabsr
Of costly and splendid storss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

DTsrERATg AssAULT UPon YASxEE
sVtt" AS.-Sasc,ly bsoss y,loSG ,ssscaay stssassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALTNDtH
CRcUlT COURr- NjS Ddy.-AIready
Circuit COURT 81 Before Judges Sst,5' asi Blis'.
STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY

CIRCUIT COURT Before Judges Nsl,5' asI Bls,
STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY
In the case of Nessrs. COliyer and 9th
pr, indicted for ansaught-r ia resu IA. loia o. e
"a boHd this vessel the indicnr nt on motion of Nj u all
L. \ District Attorney, moved lao t1i' Cold lacy
were reformed g. th, District Court 81, Nc hshau aft-d
that The tsl might goned - truary g. most - hs
rtnts ses beoug stcsmb sts aud Their attend oluld
not readily =. before .h-n thy being ENGAGED tn
fle river closes The trsls set DOM Tor nec uOer
Tenn with lssVe that time % make iu'to@r notion Sc
TIE METHODIST CHURCH BOOK CONCERN
The srsumeut IN this continued. TIE pudcipa
10 the Req Ct thr Rere. are ha: the mum
Der Of preachers should have been taken from tns hnut-s
Of les rst, i24i AID that NJ numbsc shodd have
been sated ass belonging 20 the Chur North ana f<l
TO the Church south To this Y IS led that Vas cor
recty reported 3 II North and t59 5oath Tast the
value in JsD 1895 > ouid have been reported SOIL 3fI
instead al sg235 76 VIZ The value q The ster3oyps
plate, should have hetn $40 4'i o' insiesd Of s38%' u
the sheet stock should have besn Sfbl7 H. inse'd OF
a. that the accountof uat de1ts should 'vs been
S43 a5O iesd Of ST 81 ths' The payment $40 re-
tsinpg Counsel Zee b. d-isndant ~ 1874 sd S2lS %
counsel In 1851 should have b-en reported instead 1t de-
cuc ed from profits that the tre sidad each yes' And
rrohs added each year should Asve been ice dsa IA me
interest sccoUu Ia defense II Ia co-teudec ths lie
-epot v - correct. The srguinentis si-i on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

CONTEMPLATED IsPROvEHEHTs.-oev-
n;,.li.. !. south BrooklJu, IL is 's;1 eontsn plss
rr,fs,ur the grclnd In atsiie o: rs-euny oce"pss
rs.uxr J. t-ns-1sots tbB uSrs dssEp,a "a a'~isJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
1Adverti~enent
le should never 90 |

out leaving poI Tor their lends Hswevet ODD
dent they retun and should they not such
relic would lie invaluable. ROors Gallery, 3tJ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Against part owner. who was on board,
AID tie Captain # the Steamboat Francis y damages
for Vu'y ps'ng Csfs A. when q y ttd 3f'eftted %
ard Era 10 whi-h psint bo1oc and soaii shin
Tor half hour gfeAd oo4rd said s-a1h3i ttne r.
i said raring with tho Aurei ~ sra arrived Al
Iudstn. Defendants held % bail 70 tl'p Mol9a
sce TO tn oder ~ arrest On Az - thtt de-
Iefp1Lsire s-o Ivso- ts 4 Le ae clam.
under tcc' is, rule VI .hr o. Tue Cul.t l-!d
ihst The section has teen ted that in an aston Tor
y iur The ktCn eherlcte o. fo 20 -ry OF or Houy
dents Will ror-resdeos II aresfed The li us
uiftec - il - Ions ~ trover lh@I' IS x enough
Judge who araLted lie o-deE Of susss hoor - 's'-ts
order eenisd.
R. bard C.. Fo~-- s.sit-t Hel-y Bows.
Action for slsl dor 10 which mott ID lnsds that defend
,rtaie his doEnt7 thai 70 D. s'rcsen out
II, complaint says defendant sA5 Fowler 70 he such
ctciosd liar that could no itn9er piece coohdsne- 10
bi. statements and were uperc % cischas- hu Ils
,ns~er ssys The pla'rt while hs IN hs eDpoy 81
Bower mcNsnse, Va guilty OF - many fal'enood' thas
tie said firm could o. orger place corhoebcs In as "ae-
ueuis tud thereby compiled. sra dis;h4s- MN
ipt-Dos Jus1y he - snow The toece fasnood' CON-
o. that Plsnrh be pTeps ed 10 meet ~ n
ALsV CT t. be ar ended or s'rleken out.
Peter 4 agey asl.ast " rl. { Di-asea
Action brought TO recover rorsots properly snd re-
turn nsoe b. sAeri thai the esfsndant refused give
Iup ard thst Il Concealed &C peisha.A- q. 'sei
ecrsd give tail TO pay JUDGMENT that u "a. % re-
al ed The d. i-I liant Police CLERK, tao progeny
netd taken Pel.o5 arrested oa e-aLse o.
~ Clerk al i eerson Market Porls ccl "a ~ IA toe s
and eesboaAt had 10 cgntfol over t. OI1@s y L'o TIC
bsi yac.tec.
The iollow!r, motion came Up.
gtni.ol :. Coo15s 1Ii AtlaL intsA&1 isd L LA.
Action fsr alleged libel ss.inr the propIsLon OF ne
D,eeTd. T. lice article chsrEas pisiai, VIII -"
srpsrly ott.inihE noney t'eHi ar hya.L "a i ..sn.s
- 1sssns.nt Plaintiff tenies that be .uthaTH c fes re-
,,op or accepted II assn sPo!oII ans u2Ss' taa " %
.Iuek cut Dee4ion TeseTTed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

ss~fc?otsH Han bro.5-ay-Aad sos;sss Ihird cOacerN
shioh osrdsa-Hsuds od n. Queen
\ tsrtons Tt~etsr- Tie Rrsk. Sortso,'. yrors
sscts Lfeeou-T~0 Yty a, h., "a a.. Nsphis.opl
49, .scp-o'pesls Dream, ne n p L.E.ncs Boy
"'Ss 'a'ss No. ~ Brca1~sy-c0se.ri srsry .,shnsL
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE rHgRsosrrxR AT
~ DelaeXrs Cfsrn1ly LyseA 4 CariS 25l. Valid
1872. SAM Noon. SPM. SPA
seH @.........i6 81 80 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

n The Baltimore american has the
following table, which gives the comparative mortality
Of the % incpsl Altar tic ciilos daJlus the oss week
Rsh. FfI h..Y or.
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uRooELYK COURT OF oYER ASr TFEniSEE-Bei't
- s----. -. L-.--... --..-L - slsLEan

BRooKLYS COURT OF oYER ASr TEkniNsH-te''
JuSss srloss ssd Jls~ees srIl.'tL .sd Srsffis-
John and Martin Farrell were brought up
,,s on TIA pi.ht Of the 3F, August last attempted %
80 an Inhabited building the corner Of arc
r.. sforst AfeI the commencement OF me a u. NouI.
nu-Aied that there defect IN The Indictment upoa
,shieh the ,ciirs DsietAscTneJ oscornnoso tas e
,ros. cuiion OF the and t vss ordered ma
,miparlcn Of Martin Farrell BE hsls oeoss y-'to9 i
tied 70 bail Both prsor ~sre remADoed 70
lanes Decker srrsisned on a. i2dlctGea' "a S % -
hSby-,y robbery brousht for tria fEon Ius
Spcs sSdu:.6 It appeared that there had been 10
irtent on tie pat OF tie prsoneE ssd the Court
-, 10 rd verdict Of simple assault and haftsy, tHe
10 end verdict in sccoEdanse witk thess hsee-'0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

crcnocn with his 81 Indictment Tor msGsaughtsr aIia'
Ctss ". fsInhau, captain. sud la Hov.st snesr d
the k-itd--r fc.son 10 The reccat si Of 'c on bead
that veise
and Jury. it - undsrIold hGvs p-eTsret bills OF
loo ctrreut sfautt Cat JO5L B. ~ Of ts snip dora
Ter i-eyIrg ~ hrn nd - 3',ixs po't avre AID
sssin, Charles r. " mat q the ship, 'or craei and
unusual lui shu ent 70 fsid ssamsn They were ~.
Ts1.ed On he cLaA-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

SUPERIOR COURT -s,t...l 1r,- g. Gre Judge u.ira'fr
DECISIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Rich BRoCHE 500 rich
Broche sbswls ofths ost beautiful designs and patterns
received ihi, day Columbian Hail. No. 2sl Grand IT., to
which the attention Of the lsdieS is particularly invited
Great bsrgsins insured to those who call and purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

rs DISTRICT CoURT-Bsor-J .ir. B,rr'.
INufCTMLNr - TIE CAPINs AND ESCiNLGG % srE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

GRAZ Observation-Disclosures Lanan'
servant In ibe family OF M Ion.n.n H0z.. dealer IN
timber residing No MsnGn was yesterday .rres',d
BY Officer Churchill ofthe Xllth Wsrd charged WITH sea-.
ibs o from her emooyer who's VIE st the time, Wa
Of town accused had IL Is sid beoom pose.s-d
Of kew bsopEibs to truik Of Mr. II which eont.ned
about 600 which IL 10 segsd she opsoed and took from
the smoupt ss0v- named On s-archpg her oun tru-k,
the officer und S35 10 coin and back bills vhieh believed
10 be part OF the stolen The accused Gas tassn
before Justice Wood and committed prism for trial she
bad lust h fore the discovery OF The srosuy made prspsrs
tions 10 tsr for Wsconsin and TO have fons 10 saon
tina,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

shile James Sullivan, otherwise Known 80 Ys,kss sui,
van WA quietly waking down LeonEds- be vn s'c sea
~ not0fious character pAnsd Ton Kelly, Wnh We
using insutg aus abusive Ia gusf- i1te roce' "a
the corner OF the sAsve named street sszsd large tn,
and pursuee Sullivan public hue kooSn - lne
Ivy GrSp, ana made thrust al him with tie Vs4pu
sullivan Immediately drew pistol and shot Kelly 10 tne
leg nicting slight wound. warrant 10 20 b suo In'
rornirg for ibe OF Kelly, whe said 10 have s1sp9
tation for uEng the knife
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENr.-r~o
med named John Crowley aud Paul kes'ns. v,re yests
osy arrested TIE o,ner charged with stealing e In gold
CON from Mrs. Mary H.sly. siding a. No ~ Ch.ryft,
the latter with heinz bis sce1npcs IL sppea iron ae
sosv Il Mrs H-sy. that Tuesday night on reeafnns
home from shopping expedition sne laid her purss con-
tsnins the above amount OF mercy, upon PED, WIT
Crowley bosrd.rip the hous-. innedis,s ses>d
spstched and ~ she inmed.tel, m I'd COM
plant befoe Justice Osborne who sss.d warrant of as
arrest par. In the hands OF Ocer kuos> o. ne
Fourth Ward who yesterday took bin srt bis e'unn rsu
Kespg into custody snd searching them foun1 n 81 o.
tho money sac TO Be stolen IN possession the stter boso
were committed TO prison for trial
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-17
Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for pnst favo,,rs ,hcs,ibscrihcr with
cato inform the public that lie still mnnuIac.
lures Cotton Gins mt his establishment In Siuts-
burg, on the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on ono
Of those gins of the lu;u improvement is worth
mt least Il quarter of cent more than the cot
ton gnlled on the ordinary gin. lie also mnn-
OF tho finest finish and OF the best materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs cnsc
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
liz also repairs old gins and puts then, IN coni-
Gins will bo promptly u,Id pnnctunlIy attended
to. 3 WILLIAM ETLISON.
Statcburg, Sumter Dist, 5. {. Feb II, 2Gif
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-17
Pc Z TR v,
eITHaE UNE6N0w I. WORLD.

b
There is a world we have not seen,
land Time can ie'cr that word destroy
Wharc mortal footsteps lln,h not been,
No ear hath caught It's sounds oI JOY.
There is region lovciicr far
s.'sFThuh sages Know. or poets na-
: Brighter tlIsn Summers beauties are,
- And softer than the tinls ot Spr.ng,
There is a world with blessings bIest
Beyond what prophets e'er ioreioId
Nor might the lon.ue OF angc: guest
a picture ui that world un.od.
It ia all holy and serene!
The land OF glory ai.d repps"
No darkness d!ns the radiant see Il.
Nor sorrows tear within Il flows.
It 10 not fann'd by summers glc,
/, IT'S not refreshed ny vernai showers
1t ne'er needs the moon beams paie,
Nor there are knnwi The err.nng h,ur-
Nn--no! th!s w"ri is ever briyI,
y. With azure radiance nj! us "wn;
Tho streams OF uncipalrd gh
Flow round ifon, il,c ct.rnn l|,ro,r.
There, forms that mrrtals may no, 500,
Too glorious ,nr ihc eye 10 trace,
And clad III peerless majesty.
Move with unailcscd grace.
In, vain the rh!o< phic eye
Z May seek To r,.w The far abode,
Or find II III The ctr,aiueI Sky
IT IS the dwct.ins place q. GoI!
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-17
FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town CT SumterViILe.

The entire it on which is sttua,cd the
SUMTER HOTEL. nov occupied ly Mr.
Myers, formerly by Mr.. IFindani, MIR
Dnkins, and others. The new buildings
on the lot are, a large convenient iva sio.
ry establishment just iinphrI and occupied
by Ivy Mr.. Flowers ~ s. CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISHMENT. with Black
smith shop attached, tl,c Store occupied
by DR.. Mclictt ns an Al'OTtIECARY, the
STORE HOUSE oecupicI by Mr. Folsom
and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under the same ruol " myself. The S,n-
hles on TIE premises are new and afford
accommodation for SIXTY HEAD OF
HORSES. The rent of the buildings cx-
elusive If The Tavern itself (Which renls
t"r tlrHe hundred dol!ars) is worth seven
hu dre.l aud iiiiy dollars. The whole will
he Disposed of cheap for cash, or Oh credit
I" an approved purchaser. Apply on the
premises To WM. WEBB.
O,;t, 2Sh, 1851 i Ii
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-17

Here is u bcfore-and-afier-marriago
anccdotc that VIC commend to the at
tcntion Of all those who arc dissatisfied
with their lives Of "singlc blcsscdncss.
"Dcaccst Ellen, do you love mc?'
asked DR.. Bceswax Of the pretty little
Miss Willow, q few weeks before mar
rage
AYE, better than life, better than
holne-you are my very soul; parted
from You should wlhcr and decay,
like the flowers in autumu."
Said the doctor i'll reply, 81 swear
you arc to me all angel; none so peer
loss as YOU. May my tongue clcavc to
the roof Of my mouth, if it ever crosslY
speaks. to YOU" --
After the doctor had been married
six months the following conl;,b might
have been heard between him and Mrs.
BccswaX:
'EIlcn, why don't you get up? You
are decidedly the lazic.t woman ever
saw. There not starch enough in nv
dickey, and it's no use talking to yo,l.
don't believe you'd wash your face,
iii wasn't for sllaincs sake"
There you 60 again, you cruel
brute; always flying at Inc. lead the
litt of dog, and will 60 home to moth.
cr."
Go and good ridlancc to rubbish.
Don't talk SO to me, sir; won't
stand it, take that :" and Mrs. Bscs.
wax, jumped oat Of bed, caught up Il
cricket to throw at the old gentleman $
head. The doctor ran down stains at a
2:40 pace.