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COIieEdaugh County,,

ms project, we see, has been again revived
by our Johnstown friends, and nppears 70 he
lder the especial care of Mr.. Merriman-one Of
the members from Crawford county in the House
who, On Friday last, reported bill for the erec-
ton OF said county, and TO which it is necessary
that the attention Of citizens should be di-
rected' We presume that it viii be watched by
'ee members from this district, and that 'slittle
CSmbria" will not be despoiled Of any of her
territory without due consideration by the Legis-
i1'ure' or the voice Of the people being heard
The counties Of Indinna Westmoreland. and
Somerset, which ell interested in this project
cad equally opposed TO it, NC suppose will take
care Of themselves. The citizens Of Cambria
have so often heretofore expressed their opposi-
tion to this MEASURE. and it's folly been made Sc
apparent, that many persons think it hardly
worth while TO besiow much attention to it
This may be 50, but stjH we shoUld take car,
thst in an nnguarded hour We are not shorr
If our strength, or Our burthens increased W.
do rot wonder that few property holders, o,
sFeculators in town lots should 50 pcrtinacioas
y perseycrc ia their cxcrtions to accomplish
their wishes, but that the Legislature, enlight,
ened as it Il, viii permit this bill 10 become o
law, we Cannot believe.
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The Home Journal,

tniS paper we regard as one of our most
valuable exchanges, and which cannot be toe
mighty recommended to our readers who wish q
good literary and family paper. The number Of
TINS week iS most capital one and contains be-
SIDES much original and well selected matter =
very interesting review Of a new publication,
5annays Life Of Penn" Il is published n,
Sew York by G. p Morris and \. p. willis
Terms So 90 year or 50 90 in advance,
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The Presidency in Pennsylvania

Inc Lancaster inteiligenccr publishes cor
rect table Of the Delegates to the 4th Of March
Conuention, so far as they have yet been elected
IN the State. full Convention consists oe 100
delegates and 67 constitutes majority. Al
ready there are Constructed for Mr.. Buchanan.
10 for Cas5, and uninstructed There are SIS
Tet to elect, of which it is supposed large ma
J'ri'y VIII DC instructed for Dir. Buchanan.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Jan. q, 1882.
The America arrived here at midnight, With
dates to the 10Th instant.
FRANCE.
France is tranquil
4 coolness Eas arisen between Lord Nornss
dy, British Minister ct Paris, and the President,
IN consequence Of difficulty about Pegiun
Lord Normandy was to leave for London OF tls
10Th instant; report says his absence viii only
be temporary.
The funds declined one cent, in csnsequaass
Of the difficulty, but closed firm.
The promulgation CT the new Coustitutioa
has been postponed ten days; much anxiety
was felt for its details,
Nine hundred political prisoners had been
sent to Cherbourg, preparatory to their trans
p0rtatiOn to Cayenne.
ENGLAND.
A dissolution OF the English cabinet seemed
inevitable. The Ministry are expected to ts.I
before the meeting of Parliament.
Lord John Russell had conference With lie
Queen at Windsor Attempts to strengthen tie
Ministry, by Peelite alliances, has signdlg
fuiled, and the Prime Minister will be Oblgsi
to meet Parliament without any accession to his
strength.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has rendered Bis
resignation as President of the Council.
The intelligence from the Cape Of Good Haps
is disastrous to the British forces. Lieut.. Gel.
Fordyce, Capt. Deveurish, Lieuts Cary aad
Gordon, with several men, in 4 skirnish TIE
9th Of November, and the force compelled to
Is-:-- 1, cd
at Sagoes, on the coast of Africa, in attempting
to chastise native King for slave dealing.
Lieut.. KEN has abandoned the project f
crossing Siberia in search of Sir John Franklin
When the steamer Amazon was burned, j.
passengers and GO of the crew persisted; 4
passengers and 50 Of the crew saved themselYCs
in boats and were picked up. The Amazon
burned to the waters edge and then explOiei
Many were suffocated in their births, the fam's
were so sudden. On the alarm being given The
passengers rushed into the boats, two of whsS
swamped alongside, all in them persisted.
Among those lost, were Capt. simOnds, four
officers, the Surgeon and Elliot WarburtOn' ~
thor of the Crescent and the Cross.
The American ship Columbus was wre'Asa
on the Irish coast; two ladies and two steeFaS'
passengers we're lost, the rest we're all saSea'
AUSTRIA.
The Austrians boast that Prince Swartle201'
dismissed Lord Palmerston.
GERMANY.
The treaty between Deamarl and GsT'nS.'
has been concluded. The German troops a'' ;"
cvacuate Holstein; but the Austrian troops
main Professionally at Hamburg,
The German Diet decided in favor OF supp,
sing the Federal feet, after declining aus.
| proposal to form German Navy. the ora. "a.
were commanded by three officers Oi tns ~
, ing powers.
\ RUSSIA.
AIurat, Circassian Chief, is rspo''s "a.
have surrendered unoondiuonally to INC
slams with the fortress and large W.
soldiers.
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Appointments by Gl.e Governor

Francis W. Hughes, Esq, of Schuylkill co., tc
be Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Hon. James Campbell, of Philadelphia, to be
Attorney General.
By The SECRETARY
E 5. Goodrich Esq, OF Bradford CO., TO bc
Deputy Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Thursday, january 90, 1852.

ga TIE "SEEFZNEL,' has much The largest
sircsstaiioa Of afiy papsT published IN th1s county
.t7S as III advertising sheet offers superior idrcs-
s4s..s to merchants and business men generally.
7jsose aes;-ous Of making OF tiis medium for
erteadny their business, do by either sending
fbsi notices direct, OF through The olo1sng agents
John Grouse, Esq, Joinstossn.
T. B. Palmer, Esq, Nes0 York, Philadelphia,
sai Baltimore.
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FoE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES,
JAMES DUCHlNA AN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
@ The Rev

Ess~ The Rev. \. McIIwaine viii preach q
temperance Sermon at the Presbyterian Church,
in this borough, on next Sunday, commencing at
the hour of II, a. NJ, of said day. The friends
O.; Temperance are requested to attend.
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gS5- The Christiana prisoners have all been
discharged, the bills preferred against them for
murder and riot having been ignored by the
Grand Jury Of Lancaster county.
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s1- Col Bigler has appointed Geo. H. Mar
TIN, of Philadelphia, one Of his Aids, with the
rank Of Lieut.. Colonel.
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Notice.

THE Commissioners Of Pablo, MliIdings
for Sunmer District, invite RsoppsaIs 10
be handed in 70 the subscribpr befU5e, or on
the the Third Monday, In April nexi,, under
seal, for tic making out Of General Inaexes
to The Record Books,fn the OfEce iof Re,
gister of Mesne Conyeynnccs .foE al,e eaid
District, from the ,estahlishmep, ,of The said
Office therein to the commencement OF the
general Indexes, which hate beeT made in
pursuance Of the Act.o 1899. ,ra;. 4
'4he C9mInissionera require that, the
work shall be, executed with, the grsatess
correctness, and for this purpose etipnlatei
that. the contractor shall bind. hisnsolf 40
every entry ty.sefereaee To- lhs Record itself
without relying OF the old .andexea in tho
respective Books. The aaid Iddexes ie bs
made in 'wo Boeks, Ito be provided by tho
Co'nrnisaioners,) .bq,h containing, ,tila, yeas
Of Registry, pames. off, RaEtiaaa baok, and
page; in The one, the naulca of, the parties
who xecnted the writings, and in the other.
the names Yf tho parties 10. ,Yho.n. they
were. oxfeuted. to lbe' alphabetically. .aEs
ranged, such alphabetical arrangement 60
extend ut least TO the three first letters Of
the surname, and the christian names under
arranged. =. :,
March %. 1882: i,2235wi !,
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Take Out Your Negroes.

Committed to the Jail o, the 23rd Nav
1851 n negro man, calling himself Isaac,
says he hrInnga to n man in York, by the
narnc of L,itton. Also one OH DIST August
1851, gays his name is Gabriel, and that he
belongs 10 Or. r. s. Wilson.
Tile owners Of the a''rv, aame1 negroes
arc hereby notified, tIat il the said aegcccs
d. are not taken out, and the expenses paid.
hy the expiration Of one year from Aheir
Mdgmcn, in Jail, that they will I've sold as
the law directs. The iorntcr U.aar) on
Ill" first Monday in June ncxi. and thr lat
Ter QiabrioD OH The fir, Monday in Sep
teniber next.
J. &. ElIAME, $. tS ID.
Apri:3rd, le5? 2i-if
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"A mother Scientific wonder

IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTIcS
Dr. J. S. Homghton's Pcpsin, the true III.
geativc Fluid. or Gastric Juice, prepared from
A-nnet, or the Fourth Stomach Of the Or, after
directions Of Baron Liebig, the great Physolo-
.g,cnl Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, !N d., Plila-
delphin. This is truly wonderful re ,nedy for
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver, Cam.
pisint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, tho Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. contninr
eg Scientific evidence OF its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. SEQ notice among the medical
advertisements. sly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HHoofIaund's Ger,.,ann BITTER.

HHOOflauad's German HBittera.
THESE celebrated Bitters prepared by DR.. e.
n. JACKSON, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, nre
performing astonishing cureo throughout the
whole country. We can bear witness TO their
cnratives powers in the case of friend of onrs
who had the Liver Complaint, and who had
tried almost every other medicine, but without
effect. After taking n few bottles of these
Hitera he was entirely cured. To those who
are similarly afflicted we Z. commend them tn
take the preparation, knowing that they will
care the disease spoken of. and many others to
which " flesh is heir TO-" There is n spurious
article made in Philadelphia. The only place
co get the genuine article is 100 Arch.street,
Philadelphia, of DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON. or his
Agents throughout the country. Mh2-2m
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: DO Az ] SAY.-Miss Antoncttc l..
Brown, Il graduate ofcolcgc, uflicintrd
and preached for congregation i'll
Boston few Sundays ago. Her text
was from lst Corinthians, l4th chap
ter, 81, 80: Let your women keep
silence in the churches, for IL Is not per-
miHed to Mem to speak; for they are
commanded to he under obedience, as
also saith the law And if they will
learn anything let them ask their h"s-
bands at home! t1r Il is shame .f"r
soomes tn speak n the ch"rchesH--
When Miss Antoinettr proctises what
she breaches, VIC would be glad to read
one of her sermons in print.
The ART Union CAsE.--Thc 0ucs-
tion of the Constitutionality Of the
art Union Lottery. is now before the
Court in two actions, in two separate
cascs-onc brought by private in
dividual and IL subscriber, and the 9th.
CT by the District Attorney, on the
part Of the State. The Herald says
the question will soon be determined
by the proper court.
Fruit DESTROYED by F'nosr.-1he
Gncinnatti Gazette states that most Of
the fruit-chcrrics peaches, apples, and
Pears-which had escaped the extreme
cold Of the past winter, have all been
, carried away by the recent and uncx-.
pected visitation Of Jack Frost.
in Essex county, W., pneumonia
has assumed an epidemic character, and
twenty deaths has occurred in about
two weeks.
Alabama produces 6,4O0 bales Of
cotton moro than any other slave State.
Mississippi produces more than any
other except Alabama.
NEW ARMY AND NAVY Uniforms.
The Washington Telegraph states, that
the adoption Of the new army uniform
will be enforced on the fourth Of
july next, and that the new navy uni
form, which was adopted ON the 9Th of
this month, will be enforced at the
same time.
NoMlNArroS FOR Sourn CAROLINA.
, "A writer in the National Intelli.
gencer Of Tuesday, whose communica-
tion is signed "a South Carolina Scces-
sisnist," recommends Col. James Gads-
den rs in every way qualified to
fill the Executive Chair of the Union.
Miss Frcdcrika Bremen will soon
publish, III England, her work ON A.
Iperica, called CLONES i'll the New
World" Ga. Citizen.
a Spanish Consulate has hccn
opened recently at Key West, where
passports for ports in the Island Of
Cuba, can be obtained at all times.
A new Post Office has been cs
,tnblished at Donaldsvillc, AbbcviIle
District, i'll this State, and Sam'l
Donald appointed Postmaster.
ityMRx BnoKE I.oosE.-Two thou
SSss 4Fss,sah e.t3 hundred and two marriage
,lic'fb5sG q !tss SScen issued by the Clerk
or Hamilton anty, Ohi0y ssss}'g.s' iss
"f January, 1851, to the ssssSsss:lsA - " E% \,
December, 1851, aa average Of seven
per day.
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T0rch-Light Procession !

A Public Meeting Of the Sons of Tempe.
n rance, Sumter Division No IL, will
take plare on Thursday the 8d ORA prii,
Mt o'clock, u. NJ. at the Temperance
Hall: All Sons Of Temperance are invited
to join the Procession. An Address may
be expected from His Honor judge O'NEAL
Past Grand Worthy Patriarch. Procession
TO he formed at, Temperance Hall precise.
ly at o'clock. J. ii. CLARK, r. 8.
March 23, 1852. 22-:}t
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Notice,

The Co-partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm OF
J. J.. Solomons, & Co, is this day dissolv.
ed by limitation and mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm by note oI
open account, will please cal and settle.
J. II. SOIOMONS,
H. J. IlAYNSWORTI,
a. WHITE, JR.
Jan. 6, 1852 IL If
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Spring Goods

AT TIE "PALMETTO HOUSE,,
CAIlCOES, Muslins. and Ginghams.
Cambric, LINEN, and Linen Drill.
Farmers Drill, aud Stripe II"rnrspun.
l.. c. Hdk's, and Muslin EIdk'fs.
Bed Ticking. Brown and BIZ, /: lir,ing
Ladies White and Cold Silk, and |. Thrc al
Gloves.
For sale by ANDREWS g. ROACH.
Sumtervillc, April 6, 1852 2I-9t.
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Evening Dress Goods.

White and Colored. Embroidered Swiss Mus.
lin. Organdics. 81 wide, Of the most beautiful
cOlors, Mt 25, 81 ii and 81 l-2 cents.
a splendid and rich assortment of Colora in
Sewing Silk TISSUES. at tho remarkable low
prize of 25 cents yard.
Emhru; tered t.renadine Silks.
800 han lsnIne aud rich Embroidered Evening
Dresses in the most fashionable styes. These,
together with our large assortment of Goods for
Evening wear, nrc offering AT remarkably Low
PRICES W. J. JhCOEI e. SON,
POI king.s,.. bend. opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 90. 1852. l9-tf
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CABINET. .NWARER OOAH.
IF. NJ. .ANADHg ESYVS I,
TAKES this ineihod,X

C75l1777I77T177Tl1N- TAXES tins tnefhod,DM
informing the citizens oe
S-''a1J samtetuills and vicihity thai
he has opened in Sutntervillc, oppasits sfe nos7
Presbyterian Church. CAEf&ET WARE.
ROnM, where he viii keep for sale, cheap, oil
such furniture al comeasnndsi tlis dsiarrnens
ofnliis trade, which he. will warrant of good
material :. and will furnish for cash. m ChaIies.
ton prices, all descriptions Of Fusniiake made.
Repairing executed al ,he shortest notice.
Mahogany andrpfn Caffipa fuPaishcd with.
out delay. !'t.., 3ft.n:F-. :. ,n, il, =.
hopea by pihciual attention 70 bafiheno ena
easy terms, to 'ae.i. public patronage.
February II, 1854. lilly.
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Piano Tuning.

JOSEPH Frey, of Charles GtSsss5s sIl7aj]
ton. informs the Ladies and Gen. T ] ~
!icmen OF Surnterville and vicinity. that ne
has arrived and is now prepared to TUNE
AND REPAIR Pianos, Organs, Melodc-
nnls, and other musical instruments.
Orders left at the Sumter Banner Office
will be- primptly attended to.
April 5, 1862. A-,f
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le E M Cd " a IL .


THE Subscriber has removed his BOOT
AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West of Captain F. Sumter's Law Office.
keen on hand a Fine Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES. which he will sell Lo&
for CASH. Hut will credit hi0 puncIdni
customers util Fall. Prompt paymept is
required.
b. FOLSOM.
February %, 1852. ls-tf
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AGa0n1NOn3a

Lot 20l, 200 full size Black Lace Man.
tlllas, all at 62 l-2c each. Lot 2O2, 400
do. white richly trimmed, 81 l2 to l.37
l-2. Lot 2O3 10 2U7 Rich Black Silk,
trimmed with deep lace, Mt 1877 = to 4
each, worth three TINS the money. Lot
2Os. 50 changeable Turc do, very rich, ut
SI.25.
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Election of Music Teacher,

The Board Of Trustees of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will elect an addition
nj Music Teacher on the last Monday in this
month. Applicants will please address the
Principal at the Institute. Salary five hun
dren dollars and board
EDWIN CATER Principai
Coy Tri-wcekly Charleston Mercury will
copy two weeks and forward account.
Erbrnsry 2. 1852 l5-,f
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Encourage Home Manu1ac-
GsafGg,H' ~ hs' 81

THE Subscriber. grateful ,fonahe, ,libepal
- patTonaagelfere,ofuFe! bestowed ''apcn
him. takes this method Of infoffniIik ,ito taopso
Of Sumter and the adjoining Dis.ficts, thar Ia
9Iiil continues TO carry ON tho CARRIAGE e ana
HARNESS MAKING buainees In niti It's varis
ous branches. at his stand in Biahopville, 8. c.
He is making large additions TO hsa Eatahlish.
ment, 30 as to enable him TO manufacatii steFv
thing wanted, in his line. ut the ehortsss aosice
and in n style Of workmanship oaualtit ahy 81
the Southern Statcs. He has in hia employ ez.
Parienred workmen, and u. well nuppIled with
the best seasoned timber; slso with i'fimminE:
and mounlinga Of the latest style. ,t'ii 9;
All new work done in his Gne will ba IHnlg
ranted ~ months and repaired t{ishoupeA ASssS
n'h fail in that ,ims. ffe will,dD repairing 81
the shortest notice, and in ceue any peTsonIiSihy
ata distance should want rupairing done, II they
will write to that efocs, no will fsehi'i iforq qhe
jobsaId rciurn'it when done. -, ..ts:;,v ..i.y
:" 80. JAS. w. AMBROSE.
,'N.B.-+His2TEna4s ers asjrsasonabiS. as' any
Person could e1Pees. q .'s;... u
Binhepvile. s. C., March 9. 1853. ,ao4ly !.
GV Black River Weichnaaa will copy sir
mon'hS.,' II - e. .y.;Wt Al
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THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s. c, 80"

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s. c, ""
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, N. c., from which point
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. NJ;
and 2P. NJ; the 8 o'clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines to Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
dclpha, and New York. The public is
respectfully informed that the a,eamers Of
these liaes, are in first rate condition. snd
are navigated by well known and e1-
perenced commanders; the Rail Roads
are in fine order. (the Wilmington
and Weldon. as well az the Seaboard
and Roanoke having recently been reiaid
with heavy TraiD thereby acquiring both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers avaiiing themselves of the
FIRST TRAIN may roach Baltimore in
40 hours. Philadelphia in As hours, and
New York in so 10 houss;. and by the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive, in Bal.
tinore in 80 hours, Philadelphia in So
hours, and New York in 81 1-2 hours.
Through tickets can alone be had frotn
E. WtNSI!OW, Agent Of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
office Of tho Company, foot Of Lanrens
street, Charleston, s. c., to whom please
apply.
March %, 1852. 2a-f
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Bargains In Ladies Kid
Slippers.

The subscriber 10 now ofEaring his entire stock
Of LADIES' KID SHIPPERS at low prices
for Cash.
Ladies' in want Of the article will do we'll To
call Il. FOLSOM.
June l7th, 1851 81 6
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hooks! BOOKS!, BOOKS..!
English. French, Latin and Greek School
Books. Also Blank Books OF all sizes, and
Stationary for sale by
PERRY MOSES.
Feb. %, 1852 lS--.f
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South Carolina Shoe Facto.

RY-C AR LES TON.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
asag From to 10000 pairs.,ss,
wv Kip Brogars, Goat and Calf |VaA
ese- Shoes, suitable for tho Spring. a.
Trade. consisting OF Mems, Boys, Youths,
and Woncns of various qualities and 81
are now offered for sale Ia Dealers and
others on favorable terms. The above de.
scription of Shoes arc well worthy the
attention Of the Trade also. Shoes fitted
To measure.
March 9, 1852. 2O-Gt
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FI.ORA,

E'LURA,
Pastry Cook and Baker Of Cakes, &c. G.e
Offers her services to the citiZens Of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal feasts, paTty-supperIa
&c. Her long experience and service in
every department Of her business, justifes
her in engagingto give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Barber's Shop in this place.
Sumterville, Jan. 9th, 1851 litf
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Ink, &C.,

ilarrisons Columbian Black, Red, md
lndclliblc Ink. in quart, pint, and
small Bottles.
Writing Paper, Copy Books, Pens, Wa
fcrs, &c.
For sale hy ANDREWS g. ROACH
Sumterville. April 6, 1872 24-2t
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Notice TO Stockholders,

ALL Stockholders in arIeRss 60 the Bred
ford Springs Female institute Company arc 10.
qnired to make full paw ment before return day
in March next--to tho subscriber or 20 William
Lewis. Esq., in Sumtervil!s.
by order Of the Beard.
EDWIN CATER. See'Ey g. Treas.
February 2, 1889. I5-tS
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Groceries,.

$500 lbs. Brown, Crashed and Loaf
Su.ar,
200 gallons G.. Molasscs,
5 Bbla. Flour,
600 lbs. Rio Coilec,
10 Sacks Salt,
SO lbs. Candy,
Candles. Cheese, Soap. Starch, Tea,
Scgars, Tobacco, Snuff, Shot. Powder,
Water and Tin Buckets, Jugs, &c. &c.
For sale low by
ANDREWS g. ROACH
Sumterville, April 9Th, 1851 Att
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Ready Made Clothing,

Wal tie received in few days, very
fine Stock Of Ready MAIDS Elothing1consis,iue
h every article of Gents wear, aud will be
old low. by W. J. FRANCIS.
Oppisue T.. J. d. Sl. Moscs' la.~ Ofico
Sept. j.. 1881. i7u
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HEAD QUARTERS, }
44lh Reg't. s. T.. NJ.

OIDrORD. March 3, 1862.
Mr.. John X. Logan having been appointed
Sergeant Major Of the Forty Fourth Regiment
So Ca. Militia. will he oheyed aud respected
accordingly BY order of Col. F. NJ. MELLEr
w. u. WILDER, Adj.
tSy' Watchman copy one time.
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Apple Trees,
Notice.

The suh.criber having purchased the: STOCK
OF GOODS be longing TO a. J. &; r. Noses.
will continue business. a,liheir old stand. and
assures his friends. and. the public generally,
TINT he will do all in hia' power to merit their
confidence and patronage,
: February 10, 1852. 10 II