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New Arrivals

NJ HE AM \ BAXi AR
TIE Subscribers i.arc j''sl received heir ncw
assortment Of SpRiNG \ \ ID ST MINER
GOODS, wh' h con.isys partly Of
Cnlicors. t'ingi ANS. plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Alu:!in-, nj all prices; Linen
Cambria, asserted coiors Cumt,' IL and NIlslins,
plain and checked; Grapes lurrers, th,liys,
l'rI"iIc>. lis Il silks, and great variety Of
oher alrirics suitable for Ladies Dresses.
ALSo.-A large a>Sur;nicn! Of Linen tamhric
lI,Gki>, Nrc,ilr-wnikrd Collars and cuffs,
lhcmisct,S ami Caps 4irslin and Lace Sleeves
tarcs and Maniilas, Lace aud Muslin Edgine
ANA Inserting, Bnuuris and Ribbons of The
newest styles. Ivory, slack and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and larsol- AMI IL great .uliciy OF
o!lIer articles too numerous 10 name
They rcrOn.mrili their stock OF blca chcd
aid brown s,hring. binc and striped Home
spuns. Cotton and Linen Osnnburg>. Brd Tick
and every Kind of Towcln. and Table Linen
very large nssnrInrrtoi Hosiery Of rvrry dc.
..crW:"n. Linen, Ihrcad Lace and SILK Gl owes
NhiS, Hr. Nc
They invite heir friends to call al their Store,
feeling certain L. hc able Ia satisfy them in
every way. as we'll in tic price ns III The assor,
m nj "i il1c Goods. VI. DRUCkER u co.
April 20 l-52 26-if
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PERRY HOSES,

(At ihr nid STAND oi a. J. Il. l.. Nj ,sos)
Oilers to his friends and the public generally,
fresh supply "te,cry variety Of goo'is selected
by himself, viz i'll Dry Gnud,-
81, 7'S, i'4. Sd. up to l2-i Domcstics, from
cents yard up. Or less by the quantity.
Brown Linens nj IL ~ Cr.ils u yard,
ColorTd muSlins, and Linen l.,m.rcs, yards
10 tho dollar.
Hhi,c Grape $hawls Il, S. 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, (wnrrantcd good, at sc so
Cush,
S5 Sucks Salt,
Barrels OF Lard
Old Government JAVA Coffee in Mntts,
Sugars OF nil kinds, solno excellent quality a,
Ia cents.
Sperm and Adnmnu,inc Candles, lc,s than
they Gun be bought regularly in Charleston by
the box. Almonds, Kuisuns, Figs, Curranls,
Iitr"n, Candy, dc.
tROCkERY,
IN great r"rio;y. At very low prices, md he
aud Carpenters Tools.
April 9Th, 1852 27-,r
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DANGER OF kSEELINo TO LADIES'
One Of the drollest. occurrences in the
annals Of gallantry is related Of Glib
bon, the historian, Who was short in
stature, and very fat. One day being
slone with the beautiful Madame dc
Crouzas, he dropped on his knee be-
fore her and made 4 declaration of
love in the most passionate terms
The astonishcd lady rejected his suit,
and requested him to ,i~c. The
abashcd historian remained on his
knees. Rise, Mr.. Gibbon | bcscech
YOU RISE Mr.. Gibbon will you have
the goodness TO get up?' Alas mad
am, faltered the unlucl;y lover, 4 can.
not lie was too fat to regain his
feet without assistance. Mad dc Crou.
zss rang the bell and said to her ser.
want, Lift up Mr.. Gobhon.'
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POETRY. o
ERa q yRmtOM.

hY II. W. LoNaFELLew.
The rising moon has hid tho slar. :.
Her lovely rays, like golden bars,
Lie on the landscape green,
With shadows brown between.
And silver white tho river CLEANS,
40 IL Dianna, in her dreams.
Had drupt her silver bow
Upvn the meadows low.
On ruch traiq,il night az this,
She woke Endylniun with a kiss.
w hen, sleeping in the grove,
He dfeamed not Of lirr loro.
Like Diann's hiss, unatk'd, unsonshr,
Lovo giyca itsclf, but is no, bought;
Nor Soirc. nor sound bclrays
a:s deep, impission'd gaZe.
Il coines-'hc bcauliinl, the free,
3he crown oi all humanity
In silence and alone
40 seek the elected unc.
Il lifts the boughs, whose shadows deep,
Arc Lifp'a oblivrn, the souls sleep,
And kissoA tho clnscd eyes
OF him who slumbcring lies.
o, weary hearts! oh slumbcring eyes!
u. dropping suuls, whosr dcstinics
Arc iruught With fcnr md pain,
Ae shall be loved aga.n!
No one t. SO accurnd by fate,
No one ro wholly dessoIntr,
Hut rome heart. tho unknown,
Ucspondn unto his own.
Repponds-as If with unseen wings
An Angel swept its quir.rins sulngs:
And whispers, in its song,
Whore hes thou stud so long :"
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WHISPERING IN CoMrAHy.-This
habit, so often indnlgcd in by Young
ladies, i'll the presence "i' friends or
strangers, savors strong Of rudcncss, if
not of gross Ignorance. Tho vancsl
being, the most c"nccitcd, or the most
perfect, suff rs alike under that en-
ancipation from the guycrnncn,
Of true politcness. We cannot
help though perfect We may imagine
ourselves, to consider our humble Sc
the theme Of merry whisper, and
the pain wrangling in our wounded
selfe-love leaves q thorn which soon
er or later will sting the agsrcs>or,
and prove thorn to them. Whis,
pering in the presence of strangers.
without some cogcnt apology, is there.
fore entirely out Of place, and ought ia
bc avoided, cost what it may.
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CATALOGUE,

Silk and Straw Bonnels. Bibbons, Flowers md
Silk Goods, Hosiery. Gloves, Scarfs, Cmyais
Together with complete assorimcn, OF MILNE
ry Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, &c
Guns. Rifles, Revolving and otllcr Pistols
Percussion Gaps, Game IL Shot Bags, Powder
Fla>ks.
Knives, Scissors, Razors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cuscs,
Musical Instruments.
r;ing Gases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary
Goats spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes
lnrns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co
longncs,
Soaps, Perfumery, Inks,
And u general assortment of Fancy Asicles
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry.
Marine Time Pieces. French Mantcl Clocks
Common Brass ana Wool Clocks. &c
English AMI German Guns, Bird Cages anc
Iraps, and various olier articles too numerou.
TO mention
N.B.- Just received from Paris the mos
splendid assortment of Gil, and Goll Jrwcry
ever offered III tbs market f.. e.. B.
October il, 1851. Soft
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CHEAPER than Ever.

10; OF colorcG Ba,uscy. NJ S cents rcr ward.
Hiih warp fircgeS. IL ~ 81, - and 81 Lie.
SSnptriine qGali'y Paris Barcr,s, Il, ~ cents.
Extra super iiroche E.nbroi!rrrJ Barrgr,.
oupe''lhe Shk ii*,ue Silks AMI Tissue ilks,
nj y. and ~ lie
line qnahiy Mourning AIIslns, sl"h'ly dam
aged. at haif price, i - cent.
|o' .nuS!lhs, ard VIDE, IL II -, IS ia, 90
and IS cents.
tol,d aiusina, 81 wide, ~ 25 cents
"hit; Enb'c h"iss Musliis, a, Is 81, IS and
81 IL cents
Old Lawns and Cora Emh'd Mnslins, II l.2:
striped Linen l.uStr.s NJ 10 cents
Hni@ri"r SIX and Linen p"piins. 81, 81 IA
strong Blue Slir'ngs. Stripes AMI lichings, 1T
IL cents, and
y i"' oi !l'islin is"rma> anh Eigina<. al half
prize, 10 lose unt. ut
W. J. JAt OBI & son,
81 king-st.. opposite The i5i: Boot.
June 80, 1852. :,t-f
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Warranted to Stand
the SapsRtNRs-ssea Climate q

SlCO,oOO SAVED YEARLY! MARK THIS FACT.
sl.vtr's -ia"tic NAi Aialersal fhiGae
WIZ Stand any Climate Without Cracking.
ScEPTIcs: real this testimony from the. pfesi.
dent OF the Reading Rail Road Company.
OFFICE OF FHIL'A. d READING X. r. Col,
M 13 S.-Fronl-st. cor. Willing and Alley.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1852. J
J. S. Si1rer, Esg.:- Dear Sir-We have used
yonr = Plastic Paints for more than year, and
Tor painting bridges, depots, &c ;, &C., we have
found II equal 10 any paint We have used in
tact we now give IL preference over oil others
we have tried for such purposes.
Yours respectfully,
The above is hut one of the many certificates
we have received from gentlemen Of our city,
who have used Silver's Mineral Paints.
COl.OkS.-Wc have seven different colors,
VIZ ihrre browns, Two chocolates, black and
yellow, and by combination, make every varies
~ and shade Of color. s&
itON.-Io irIi, they furnish perfect pro .
lection against inst, for they contain no metal,
which, like white lead, acts des,ructively on tho
IRON. In fact, this paint makes iron doubly
valuable for building purposes.
bRit Il WORk.--l'hey give 10 hon
much heavier coating Than any other paints,
anu if standing is required, nothing holds 30
hrmlv or finishes 50 we'll with it.
OLD KOtiFS.-t;ive Us q roof never so old
anu icaky, Silvcr's Mineral Paints will make ii
rienply new, and more enduring than ever 1t
was.
SHIPS using this extraordinary mineral as
we prepare il for them, will beproof against tls
acilon oi hot suns, WORMS, and snlt wafer
DiRECIiONS.--Use Linseed Oil, mix no
thick as you can, and use Us other paints.
These PAINS need but lille dryer, and for
printing and second cualings in all honsehul6
works, they will be found far cheaper and more
durable Than lead.
Dealers and consumers can procure this
paint OF FRENCH " RICHARDS,
Wholesale Agents,
: Northwest cor. Tenth and Alarkct.sts., Plii'u.,
Alsn, Importers Of Plate nn, Colored Win
dow Glass, Dealers in Bregs, Paints, DC.
May ], 1882. 3m.
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WoMEN AND MES.-Womcn, and
especially young women. either be-
feve falsely or judge harshly otrncn III
ons thing. You young. living crea-
tnres who think of yosr lovers by
day and d cam ofthcm by niglt--yoll
fancy he does the same OF you! lie
does not---he cannot; nor is it right lie
should. One hour, perhaps, your
presence has captiva,ed him, suhdued
him even to weakness; the next, he.
will be in the world working his way
rs man among men, forgetting, for
the time beng, your very existence.
Possibly, it you saw him, his outer
aslf, hard and stern, so different from
the self you know, would strike >ol
with pain. Or else his inner and
diviner self, higher than you dream Of,
would turn coldly from your in
significant love.-Yct al! this must
he; you. have no right to lnnrmur.
You cannot rule mans soul-no
woman ever did-except by holding
unworthy sway our unworthy pas
sions. Be coltent if you lie in
his heart, rs that heart lies in his
bpsom--deep and calm, its hcatings
unseen, uncounted, and nftcntim,s
unfelt; still giving warm liz. Ia hi>
whole being.
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UiE1Cl LAR

The subscriber respectfully informs his
fricnrs and Gus iomcrs, that he i, now receiving
NJ his old stand. No. 26 HAYNE-SrREEr. lnp
slnirs.) from England, Germany, France and The
Northern States, complete assortment OF
Staple ano fanrn Dress GOODS,
Gnla and Silver Watches. JeweIry, &c,
per Catalogue annexed, which he is prc pared
10 sell on reasonable terms. ut WHOLESALE onlu,
TO the Country Trade. He respectfully soicis
call, being determined 10 sell us low as any
House in the City. l.. u. BROWN
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My young FRIEND" said minis.
ter to boy at camp meeting, i" do
you think Of future state 2" No,
| never meddle with state affairs,
tho brother John is a politicianer. y
4" DO you ever think Of dying 2"
" No-but guess our Sally did
when she had tho meascls, for she
turned all sorts o'colors " "Whose
boy are you?' =" When any body
axes you that tell'em you don t
know"
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f - 90 Ga

EiNH appointed the Agent oi NEWMAN
- " BROTHERS PIANO fORTES, can
recommend them as being flushed IN cx-
quisite manner, with an entire Iron Frame.
10 Keep them in tune, and not liable 10 ret
out OF tune SO readily, with English Grand
Action, to oclavcs. in Rosewood cases.
ihese Pianos are manufactured M BALI.
more, in Southern State, warrar.ted 10
stand The clima,e not TO wind or araw M
| Shall be pleased 10 receive orders. and
Will have them delivered y IA cnlnpc,cu,
person, who will put them up and tune
Them
Terms moderate md easy Call and
see bc:ore purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
juno %, 1852. :3H-,f
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has just returned from
Cnnr!rsion with full assortment of A |. l.
MINDS ot GOODS, Wares and Nl-rcl,,,,.
disc in his line Of business: huyiup excrrci,cL
the utmost diligence i'll buying them CiiEAP
AND coon, (und goods rel bought arc h,.iJ
soto) he can make ii an uhlcc, 10 any one to
tnakc bill with hun, either at Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES
AIr.l 9th, 1859 ni-.,f
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HEAR HlM-lhe Boston Bee, s
staunch and spicy whig journal, un.
folds its views and defines It's position
as to Gen. Srott's nomination IS tol
lows:
We can inform the editor of Tic
Springfield Republican tla, lie Bee is
Wing Paper-its editors are, ever
~e-e, and ever uiil Le " Whigs, but no.
utolitionists. We don't hoist The
flag any party which 'spi,s upon Tie
wing PLATFORM we 60 for no man VIII,
writes such a stupid letter rs that
which we this morning publish ircnI
Con. Scott. The bee will never cav.
IN to such nomination while it re-
mains under the control OF its rrc$cn,
editors
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,Settiuo Glnss .,,tbo,,t p,,,,,,

Setting Glass stithout Putty
The method Of setting glass without
putty, recently invented, is as fol-
lows: The window sash is made is
entirely Of wood, the outside
permanent. The inside is framed in
such manner that the parts can be
readily removed for the purpose of
inserting the glass, which is placed
between strips Of India rubber, which
when the parts of the sash arc re-
placed, causes the glass to be perfect
ly firm. The movable parts of the
sash are secured to their place by a
knob screw, which makes pretty
finish. The advantages Of this me-
,hod Of setting glass must be obvious
upon q moments reflection.
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Butter,

ITcsh (Io+hcn Butter.
Loaf, Crush, CIaraiicd and Brown Sugars.
Best Rio and Java Coil.e
Orleans AluIu>>es.
Sariincs, LobsteIs, Salmond and MacL.,,l.
ickrls, Preserves. &c.
ALSO CHEESE of the DURHAM Brand, tia,
VIII Keep III any climate, and improve with
ngr, nt PERRY MOSES
It:b. Eth, 1852 l7.,f
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Just Received,

a Il L. Is. ii n n II -
4 lot oi cheap MusI.Is and GinGh .nl-.
SWISS and Book MuS!ins. Alpaccas,
Embroidered curtain MuSiin-,
Furniture Dmiics, Fringrs.
Chunhrt GIngham$, Six and Linen Lus
tr'S,
MohaIr and Grass SIX RIG. Corded do
Chrlnscus & Col.,tS, Mourning Cnlnrs
Ladies white and cord kid Cloves aut
Slippers.
L.t,lics aud Misses cold and blk Caters
ALSO-----
l3 Bales Superior Factory Yarn.
May -, lSj2 3l-if
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
in CiIh.;i,F F>'TON.
w. G.. gsiASC5e TT,
2i3 and 2hi kISG.SrnrEr

H)D" t'ui p. " y ris.W lfi-t>i rc..
We woul again respectfully invite the attrn.
lien OF our fr.ei. .ds aud cus,omcrs in the country,
% oni extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit "nr 1 iiy. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and kerscys
Alabama d. do
Plain and Striped Osnnbrrgs.
Elcuchcd an. Brown DoncS,;cs
SUPER DUFFiL BLANkETS-DIREC
IMPORTATION.
We would also particularly invite attention TO
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCka IN TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY
We are also prepared 10 furnish every article
in the ljry Goods Line, Viz: Holsters, Golves
LincIs, fiannels, Cloths ,Cusmcrs, Bombaz zines
Aipaccas, Mcrcnoes, Mousscluin dc LANES
Piniis, ncuilris and Swiss Musllns, Furniture
Dimily, Prints. Ginglnns, Shaws, Lnces, Edg
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September G3, 1851 4S-.tf
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so. Carolina. Sumter Dist

q d. VAUGHAN, wln IS in the Custo.
~ dy ol the Sheriff OF Sumter d strict,
by virtue Of cert,!n Wri,s OF Capias ad
SatisfacIendum, NJ the suit of Thomas
AcGr", having filed IN my office, together
with Schedule on oath, Of his Estate and
effects, h's petition 10 the Court of Com
mon PIeas. praying that he may be admit
ted 10 the benefits Of the Acts ni the Gene
raj Assembly made for the relief of inso!-
vent debtors. 1t is ordered that the .ah
Thomas McGee, and all others, the Credit.
ors to whom The said C. ID. Vaughan, is any
wise indebted. he, and they aarc hereby
summoned. and have notice to appear, be-
fore The said Court at Sumter Court EIouer,
on the Eighth day Of November next to
slew cause, it amy they can why [ hc
prayer "i the petition aforesaid. should nor
he granted.
w. j. SINGLETON, c. or
July 20. 1852. 30-;,n
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Why arc ladies dresses about the
waist like general meeting 30.
cause there is gathering there
Yes, and oftentimes great deal Of
hustle. Oh, Hush,
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EOtice,

he to-parnrr>hp heretofore existing hc.
WGen the subscribers. under il, firm OF a J..
MOSES I>di>solyed by its own Limitation,
nnd mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO the suid firm hy No.e
or Otherwise VIII plr,.sc call and SET:ri, r
J. MOSES
February 10, 1852. lG-Gm.
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An unkind word from one beloved,
often draws blood from heart, which
would defy the battlc.axe of hatred,
and the keenest edge of vindictive
satire.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SCANDAL MoSaERs AND Dirt
Social reform must begin with soap.
The philanthrnpist who devotcs his
life to the ''disscmination Of clcar.
Shirts" has laid the foundation upol,
which all other reformers mus. build,
if they would succeed. The expert.
ence of every child Of humanity con.
firms the truth of the saying, that no
man Is fretful, peevish, or inclined to
quarrel, who has just put on clean
oiiiss. It is one OF those gospel truths
which requires no especial revelation
70 sustain it. A clean shirt takes
kindly to q clean skin; it fIaternizes
with it, and the inner man and the
outer are in harmony with each 9th.
er. If, unfortunately, you meet a
man who has nothing but evil to say
Of hie fellow, do not regard his "dick.
ey," however white or nicely starch
ed. but be sure that he has o dirty
shist on. And when you come
across q lady who delights in talking
scandal, in telling the world Of all the
wickedness she knows there is III it,
quietly mark it down in your mcmor.
sndum book, that shc ia addicted to
che wearing Of dirty linen. Depend
upon it, both with man and woman 80
inclined, you will not be far out of
the way in concluding that they are
not the best customers Of the washer
woman.
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THIS IS TRuE.-ln every journey
there arc some tedious passages, the
remembrance of which is wearying ;
and in the pilgrimage Of life the
analogy holds good also.
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lNeW npr1ng Goods,

VI. bKUCkER ~ o., have just received their
new supply oi SPRING AND 81 MINER
tlolliiNti, 10 whicl, Il,cy would invite the
attention OF the public. AT The ,umc lime they
would r ro'rmcni their Stock OF Quitting Ar
ic!cS, .Iz: SHIRTS, Collars, CrNats, l:dcr-
glrArni, Hosiery, Gloves, Suslcndcrr, &c.
Aprn -, I-J2 26-,i
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IOHA Geo! TOBACCO!!
BARGAINS TO be had IN the above nr,icl,
nj FERRY NOSES
Ato' ith, 1917 lT-tf
NEIDp Made CLOTHING
Or all descriptions as low Us So 50 n full ,uit
l.. i. HANKS.
April G!i, 1852 oi--,f
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Executors Notice,

] have appointed Mr.. Samuel f, Wilson my
Agent 10 settle up all the matters o, the stat,
of Col Stephen lacoStr. late OF this District
ANNA +. LAGOS rE
All persona having demands against the Es.
t=rc of Ste-hrn Tacnste will nrrl rnt Them duly
atssstsd. Those indebted will make immediate
payment 70 S. E. WILSON, Agent
Nny .uh, 1851 2s Il
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NeWEall and Winter Goods

ne subscribers nrc now receiving and OPEN
inc their usual supply "f Dry G"ods Hardware
and Groceries, the prices OF which will bc very
much reduced, aud invite their friends and the
public 10 examine lhcir stock
NJ. DKUCKER d. co.
Car den, Oct. -, 81 l-if
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Notice,

All persons having demands ngainu the Es.
tate OF Z. 5. Bclser, deceased, will present them
duly nt,esied; and hose indebted will make
payment to f. NJ. Anderson, Esq. Sumlerville,
5. c., LOUISA BELSER, Adin'rx.
Oct. Goth, 1851 So II
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Iron,

Swedcs and Engils,,, Broad ard narrow
Bar square Round and Oval; Iluup, Bard
ana b"'irr lrnn. Cast, German and EIis,cl
steel S'nt!'s T"ois. Carpenters Tools:
Buggy ASics and Springs. Calriag- Trim
nii'es Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrou,h,
Mans, always OH hand and Tor sale iov
ny PERRY MOSES.
Feb. -, 1852 lS--,r
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Why does the blacksmith seem tie
most dissatisfied Of all mechanics l.!
Becaus, he is continually striking for
wages.
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HAplTs TO EE AVOIDED IN THE
PEEsEScE OF ching
your head or picking your teeth.
Cooking Your chair back. 1t spoils
the carpet and cldangcrs the fur.
nitnrc.
faising your feet on table o,
chair.
lrotting your heels or knees. This
is nursery trick and jars any society
Hawking and splitting. Only cats
and tobacco chcwcrs spit, and they do
hot belong to good society.
Blowing your nose with your fin
gers, or loud like trumpet.
Putting your hands into your
pockets Or your thumbs into your arm
holes.
Nursing Your foot OH your knee.
Carrying pins OH Your color OF
cuff.
Whirling your watch chain o.
twltching at the guard.
Walking with your head and
body. You should walk with voll
legs aud feet.
Chewing your food with your
m'uth open.
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Notice,

De. 1. II. RICHARDSON, having locni"G
hihscii at Nciilc>' Store, respectfully oI.
Irrs his pro!c: siona services to the ciiI-
zcns Of Sumter District.
June 18th, 1882 3j-tf
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4 900 HSWsHlcks OH Corn.
WANTED by the subscriber One Thou
W sand Bushels oi Corn, for which The
highest market price will be paid.
PERRY MOSES
February ~, 1852 loft
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a single lump Of gold MAS received
by the American Exchange Bank of
New Io,k, by the steamer Ilnois,
weighing 60 ounces and valued .nl
81 100
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For Sale Mt
Feb. l7Ih, 1882
notice

The subscriber having purchased the STOCK
Of GOODS be- lor sing to A. J. d =. Moses,
will continue h sincss at their old stand, and
assures his friends, and the public generally.
that no will do all in his power TO ment their
confidence and patronage.
February 10, le52 IL If
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ca! 'lsoby, what is the highest
latitude known:' The highest lati-
tudc known is that which Bill Jones
lows to his feeling when wal,zing with
our Nate 1t is unnecessary to add
that BODY was marched oil to bed.
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Garden Seed Crop 1861,

Just res eiNed ireth supply, ini nd,ng every
variety which nrc WARRANTED Also
IRISH POTATOES, Onion sr,,.. &C.
al fERRY MDsEs'
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no ice.

\ Ill f"rsnr q irae,,cd 10 The sulsrr rihcr
II Y MOI" or A,cnu i rre rrsrc,,f j. y
: licled TO all and settle immediate " an
e roumet noes compel him to call on hem.
D. J. WIhN.
Narrh Is. 1850 2I-r.