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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
From the Istilnus.

The Picay received files of Panann papers by pas
sengers the United States We not so fortunate
in this particular aud the steamer brought nm ~
COPY
The Panama papers contain no local Of inte -
The Echo the 4th inst inform that about se7ee s
dred Of the North America passengers were stfl II Az
pulco
eighty passengers put Bias thg 18th o March
short of provision aud waite having ben 99 p''-tee
days-to Eail for san FtaneiHco about tho I'd
The steamship United States left Newicrk on the 'ti
ult, at quarter past aud arrived At Navy bas
on the Sd inst at half past 16 having eorpleted tie
passage in seven DAYS aud ninc hours-heing the
shortest passage that port or chasres on leeofG
The passengers by The mail line that left Newfnrk m
the 9th March per steamship Georgia, via Havana ar-
rived Aspuwa on the 9th Airtt Ill the t'-
The United States was independent steamer that
landed passengers at the raroad aud hereafter al steam
rs viii land at that poius instead Chagres Sixteen
r d hIf niles Of iltoad are completed and i'll about
one week three miles will be added which wi reach
Buena Vista The time occupied on the road IA Trans,
half which thrtysix hours travel by the river
| from Chagres.
Of the working the road which in the course of
time, when the filling in is completed can be dis
pensed with.
The fare on is five dollars and two dollars by
| bouts to Gorgona.
Te usual fare from Chagres to Gorgona from six
to dollars. and from and one and half to two
dollars hire for landing from steamer with at least
| a small chance of being drowned.
Two wharvrs now completed for the accommodation
and other vessels and two more are soon to be
constructed the American and British lines Of mail
steamers. The demolition Of Chagres has already COM
enced and the wharyes at Aspinwall are filed with ma
| terals of buildings removed from that place
The island is about mile square, or fAo acres there
present six hotels and the foundation OF aner Is
prepared II is ntendedthat the new hotel whicn Is TO
be loo by so feet will be fitted up scale superior to
any in the country Different points have been surveyed
purpose obtaining fresh water and the
of short time pipes are TO be laid when wiz iurn m
abundant supply of pure spring water for the city and
shipping ,,..... -, !,
Senhens Esq and Capt Knight. agent of the Pacific
Mail Steams hip Company passengers in the steam
ship Cherokee NewYork ra Havana on snort 'isl'
| N III, limited Stat,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
2 THE CONSOLIDATED CITY or NEW ORLEANS.


[Prorn the 'i-re Journal
LINES ON THE DEA1 1f NARY S&*#* OF LOUIS
.!.s..-
Thou art gone. thou f though fe's loveliest
how'ra
We're Just budding in frt ". and beauty for thee
Thou art gone--oh! what iiing anguish is ours,
That thy bright. joyous Early should fee
All unclou1ed the future L aryond;
Its long vista briehtne '5t'ise was bliss.
Yet cen e'er the ra4ia1'! = u hast conned,
Thy iov5d tones in their f.elre ny we miss.
The gay streaml.t has burst i.ur - 'oy chain,
II is laughing in wales where II 1a-' % ii yore:
Fen the birds with their song r us again :
Yet thy form dear ;.iHNIt T''s 2lnrc.
II bright sun is now opening tho n1r = mem;
Mary. core gaze with once more dawn -
WHY oh y7ty art thou silent The wind s' ;rl.-n.
And whispers .G accents Of grief. hop aFi = r
Yes. yes thon art gone ere dark Sorrow has at
Her fell shadow doubt and i!stTtst on ty brow;
But the brightest Of memories chung round thy lar
And thy future it speaks but Of bliss for thee
Was unclouaod un,lined by Il sigh tear
That unsca.led by the gorlds beating storms thou art
gone
To that lund where no sorrow sin may appear
And We know though we thee no long around
That thy spirit keeps DER las its vigil Of love.
That litDmers out from the Hue depths profound
| That our tiowret transplantcd is blooming above
Then when clouds gather round. will gaze thy light
And thank who released thee thus early from
Fen when death sets upon us the seal Of his might.
| We will smile for Mary is waiting US there,
Cincinnati, 1852 - La PETITE
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SLA YES.

AYSPEPSlA--PREPARE FROM THE FOURTH
SroMAcu OF rik Ox-The DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS
prepared from Rennet the stomach thn Ok after
BY Baron .itg the great GhGms oy
reet for indigestion, Dyspepsia Jannc
Debility after Nature own
vertive Chca keeps the stomach and bowela perfect,
Half easpoonfull had infused in will digest or dis
about hours ont Of the stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE n
Leibig work Animal Chemy says: An
the Gastric juice readily
whr various articles will be sotened
char ged and geste just the same manner AS the "oa oe " "
human stomach'
the and describes
the method PREPARATION There are few higher auhores h "
Pereia. i, ,,., -, r;..., ),
minuon the due quantity the Gasr juice
prevailing Dyspepsia and he states hht
hcted complaint finding every thing else to fail had
Gastric Juice obtained from the stomach OF living ANIMALS "hcn
proved completely successful :" u,,..,, ,;. ), -
remarkable fact physiology that the stomach Of animals
WATER fluid the various
ng kind of arifch digestion Of them IN ne
Dr. Sinon great work. Chemistry Num-" en Blanchard
Philadelphia 4s pp 42i-9 THE discovery OF Pepsn form
dissolved rapidly in Artificial digestive fluid
pared Fepsn, the natural Gastric Juice isel
Dungson Jefferson College, Philadelphia in his great wof
Physiology evotes than fifty pages to an exn
lion this experiments Dr. the Gastr
Juice from the living stema and from animals ar
well all cases." he digestion occurred ms perfect
n the artificial as in the natural digestion"
further proof OF the abe merits TINS discovery
70 Magazine street and get et ptys sheet shAS.s, s,
ts5- For sale also by Druggists generally. mV93 ~
NAVAL STORES TO ARRIVE Cargo of barl
Prospect Wilmington daily expected, will be sold low,
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SUPREME COURT THE UNITED srArEs-Ffdays April
O. lS52-Wm. A. Graham, Esq Of North caronns anat
VIM Q. Dawson. Esq Of Georgia were admitted AttoF-
news and Couusellors of this Court, S
No HI E Williamson ct al plaintiffs in errer. rs.
Alex b Barret. al The argument Of this cause was
concluded by Mr.. Lincoln for the plaintiffs IN error;
No ll6 John Walsh ct al. appellants, rs. fe'rscs
Rogers ct al The argument of this cause was
hy Mr. Chiffon for the appellants and continued BY Ms
Badger for the appellees.
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Dobuas s. IEarristgtOn's

DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEfoif
No CAMP STREET.
establishment having peeh M in,II
enlarged improved invite the % s
their PICTURE GALLERY, where Portraits are iurfsheo vi
.he os s, s, % n, m m compee the low
nL"raar Frerch Jlarrison's b
si sah psts, k ,. ava ox abl.ts for dollars
Quick working Tubes, Paes (Amerc and Frech H ~, ~
Stands Boxes Baths, Chemicals together with every use
DAGUERREOTYPE BUSINESS, constantly on hand ana oI ~ ~
| nlpsaenn ndretai
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4 oro die oloNing yiz: ,,,, ,,,,
IL, lnrs mixed PETIT GULF COTTON SEED.
h,ics Ig5O rnch) C uNNY BAGS x,,,,, r,A m :,
halves and quaes MAisSAiA l'-' VI 'he wen
known brand of !. 4 g. Fiorio.
10 bbls. PORT WINE. ,,,,,,,,
"a hnii piprs Quarters and eghths fine MADEIRA
irAIIaS' WAINuTS, LESTELS, ,BEANS,rtc
Apply to BhltELl d CO. 81 Common 81.
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wbsnsr you feel apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ts
E Inc, in Vie Liver Kidneys Bowels joints, Boues RADWA Us
RGADY RELIEF, taken either internally APPLIED externally vi" in
paiu quickly remove its
RADWAI x Co. l62 Fulton street, NewYork.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT q CO, ISL Charities street. SrwOrleans
t Agent who will supply dealers in the country at Rail
.. q ,s.I fiHrg
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18
Gen. scotts Record In regard TO our Adopted
Citizens

The wing press stands aghast al The disclosures made
by the New York Herald, and copied into columns
Of yesterday in respect 10 the plan for DISTINGUISHING
foreign born population, which was drawn up in due
form by Gen. Scott, and published By him in the Ma
iionai Iategencer Of December 1874, the sigma.
ture OF "Americus" The New York Mirror says
"The Herald ALSO has revelations touching Cen Scott
and Aliens and quotes article signed Americas
in the National nelgencer Of December, lsii-which
article il charges TO Gen. Soott-ss follows
81. To reduce the Of naturalization from five
years three years.
90 70 srciufs all aliens 1repp from the right 10 rofs
ppbfic fksefioHs nhdfvtr frcrpf-
80 Such aliens shall have served years in the
army navy, who shall thereby be entitled the rights
citizenship. including the right of suffrage.
go Aliens snail be exempted from involuntary service
in the militia, the army navy Gust free negroes and
Indians arc
The law to @ into operation six months after It's
passage
eli the above SCOTS deliberate proposition il viii
prove a stumbling block him, taken 10 connection with
his native letter of 1916"
The above paragraph from the Mirror also settles the
point to which called the notice OF that journal three
days ago. regard 10 the date Of General Scotrs
letter, published by Colonel Webb in the columns OF
the Mirror, in June, s4s Il appears that the letter did
bear date of ls46 There are them tuo native" letters
from General Scotrs penhe well known Reed letter Of
November, 1871, and another Of 1916.
Will the Mirror refer to its file Of june ls4s and pub.
fish the latter'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18
Congress Saturday.

The Senate did not sit to-day
HOUSE on REPREsEsTATIvEs.-The morning hour
was devoted TO the consideration, motions,
OF a bill introduced by Mr. Mace, to repeal the duty
on railroad iron which was laid the table by vote
OF SO yeas to SO nays. The House then went into Com
mtee OF the Whole the state OF the Union (Mr Dis
ney in the char and proceeded to consider the Indande
partment appropriation bill, TO which various amend
mens were offered and discussed by many gentlemen in
hve-minues speeches. After the committee rose, Mr.
Cartier. by leave reported from the Committee on Pat
ents adversely 10 the extension of the patent for the
Woodwork planning machine and his report was ordered
to be printed The House then adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18

JUDeE EDwARD T HrLL-Ths gentleman. late wing
candidate for OF Georgia having been requested
to draugbt address TO the wings OF Georgia with view
to rayng them to the support OF Cen Scott replied de-
clnng the honor, saying that not having obtained his
consent to vote for Scott, he was unwilling 10 be
instrumental in persuading others to do 50,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18

SCoTT IN FLORIDA The Florida News states that il
has received munication from one OF the in
dependent and talented wings in Columbia county, giving
excellent reasons why he will support civilian" in
preference 10 military chieiain" in the approaching
presidential election. lie moreover assures us that
many very many wings OF Columbia county refuse 10
support Scott, and will support Pierce"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18
Hon. w. C. DAWSON,
U. s. Senate, Washington City. d. c.
SAN DIEeo, California, June

SAN DEGo, California, June IS, 1852
SIR returned last night from trip to the noun
tans and have TO inform you that the body OF your la
mented friend Col Craig has been found and inferred at
the "Almo Mucho," the desert lying between Vale
cta and The Colorado river. His effects will be sent 10
my care, subject to the order Of his family. His muir.
derers, Corporal Hays and Private Condor, Of com.
pany Indiana infantry, apprehended by the Indians
at Tenacaa on Sunday last, and in confne-
menl, heavily ironed, al the mission of San Diego The
mail steamer for the States is hourly expected and 10
communicate with her shall have 10 send 10 the PLAYA
distant miles beg, therefore that you will excuse
my not going into Particulars
Very respectfully, am. cir, your ODE ent servant.
]. McKINSTRY,
Brev.t Major u 8 A.
Hon. w. c. DAWSON, u. s. Senate.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-14
$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns lie health and happiness
of people is nj all times of the mos, yalt,lBie
Importance. take it for granted that every
p rson will do all iii their po" err 10 save the lives
of their children, and that every p.rEon will en-
dcavor 10 promote their own health III al! sacri-
fees. feel tito be my duty 10 sucmnIy assure
you that WORMS according 10 the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians. arc the primary
cn'Is!s OF large minority OF diseases TO which
children and adults are liable; if You have an
appetite continually cbangcuhlc from one kind
OF food TO another, Bad Breath, Puiu in the Slo-
mach Picking ut the Nose, Hardness and Full.
ness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever.
Pulse rregnnr---rcmcnbcr that all these denote
WORMS, & you should at once apply the remedy
EE@fsnIHsacFt's EToriI5 &yrup.
hnar,iclc founded upon Scientific Principles.
compounded with purely vegetable substances.
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be
given 10 the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bowci ComplGints and
Diur'h~n have made them weak and dcbilitlted
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syru p are
such, that it stands without an equal in the catn
l"y,ic of medicines in giving tone AMI strength
10 The Stomach, which makes il an Infi,llabl.
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspcz,si0, the
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
Physicians have Elile {. is the b:s; evidence ofis
superior efficacy over all others.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-14
Cheaper than Ever.

\ IOt Of c0IOrcd Bnrngcs. al CENTS per yard,
silk Warp Buregcs, at Is 81 - and 81 Lie.
Supcrlinc quality Paris Barcgcs, 1T 70 cents.
Extra super Broche Embroidered Barrgcs.
Superfnc Silk Tissue Silks ana Tissue SILKS,
nt % and 81 l-ic.
Fine qinlity Mourning NInslins. slightly dam
aged, ut half price, II - cents.
Cold Aluslns, yard wide, ut II -, Is b /, 30
and % cents.
Col'd Alusins, 81 wide, ct - cents.
W hitc Emb'd SWISS Muslins. nj Is 3-l, p and
81 Ia cents
Col'd Lawns and Cord Emb'd Muslins, II -.
Striped Linen Lusircs ut 10 cents.
Superior silk and Linen Pnpins, at 81 IL
Strong Blue Shrtings, Stripes and Tichimgs, At
IL cents and
A 10, of Muslin Inscrings and E!gings, At half
price, to close out ut
w. J. jacob & son,
29l king.st., opposite the Big Boot.
June 30, 1852. .3G-if
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3AT. EAgg NA0RMG

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy Of
ell that incsi The human system, il grows TO an
almost Indefinite length becoming so coied and
fastened 10 The lutcs,incs and Stomach cntctng
The health so sadly as iU cause ST. Viius Dance
Fits &C., that those afflicted seldom if ever
s spcct that il il Japf Worm las,,.i.iiiu them to
tu early grave. In order to destroy this Worm. II
very energetic treatment must be pursued il
would therefore be proper 10 take G 10 of my
Liver Pills 50 ,s |" remove all Instructions. that
Ili. Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm
which mast b: lakcn in doses OF , Tablespoon
iu!s 3 Illness :. day, .hcsc directions followed
have never been known to fill in curing the
most obstinate case of J"pc iF,rm.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-14
New Arrivals

AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR
The suhscribrrS lave j"Si received their mex
assortment of SPRING y y u 81 MINER
GOODS, which consists partly OF
Ca!icocS, GinE'aniS plain aild c:nhr"i!rrcd
Lawns. Fancy MulIm>. AT al rric's: iI:rn
tainhrc assorted coingS tam!,'ic and l!u,l!nS
plain and checked: Grapes, nnrrgcs. thaUys.
DclaincS I's:u Silks. AND e!c.l variety o!
other articles suitable for LADIES Dresses.
AL$o.--t large aS'urtih,'rH ui Linen aiiihTIc
II .dkE, Nccdlc-wurkri Collars uml Cuts.
thrmisct's and Gaps. h'.sin:tnd Lace Si"rv's'
Capcs niu! NaEiIlia., Lace ;Ii.L Nutlln :."ginr
and Inserting, Bunr;s and Ribbons "t l,o
newest styles, ivory Bluc, and Feather Fans.
Umbrellas and Partsoi- and a great Na:ir!! u!
u,hcr articles too numerous To !!nuir.
They recommend their stock OF h!rnchrd
and brown Shirimg. blue nmd strip" '!"Ihr-
rpIuis, Coi:uu and i,n"m n>nahurgS. i'ri 'licE.
and every Kind of 'r"wcu" ana 'fnli" Linen.
4 very lArgc assortment ni Hosiery "i c'cry de-
scrip!ion Linen, Thread l.arc amG 0.i', G.! "rcs
Mitis. &,. DC.
They invite their friends 10 call II their store
feeling certain 10 he able 10 satisfy them IN
every way. as we'll in The price ns III l:" assert
uicnI Of the Goods. NJ. DitLCkEii y 90.
April 20, l55!. -U-ii
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Encourage Home lLangfac
lures,


IIlE Subscriber, mralclul for tho liberal
rntr"naGc hcrnipiurc bestowed u,0u
nm. takes l'i. method Of informing tie p.oil,.
oi sumter aud the adjoining Districts tia, he
sun rnhtniic; 10 carry on the CARRIAGE autl
liAEN ENS MAKING business in MI lis ynri
ou* hi}'ncbcs. al his stand in BiShnpyilc sS &.
lie is making large additions lu hi, Establish,
lnriit, ;" as t" c;ahic him Ia manufacture every
lining wanted, in his line n, the shortest notice.
AMI IN style 'f work rhnanship equal 10 any in
the S"n!i"rn States. He has in his employ cx.
rcTirnrrd worhImcn. and is we'll supplied will,
ihc best seasoned timber also with Trimmings
ana Nlo,iingS III The latest style.
AL new work done in III. line will ir war
ranicd - months ana required without car@c
II II fail III that tine. he will 10 repairing al
'hr shortest notice. and in carr ANY prlson ii,n.
ai Il distance should want repairing done iriLry
viii write 10 that effect. he will send for the
iob, ami Return il when 'iGiir.
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
NB.-lliS TEEMS are rs reasonable ~ any
person could expect.
b,h"ivii!c. :. G.. 1larch .. lSJ! 2O-,v
t. Black River Wa;chn;ln will COPY Sin
months. ]. w. 4.
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PERRY MOSES,

[At the old stand Of \. ]. &. p. Mns"s)
Offers 10 his friends and the public generally
n fresh supply ofcvcry variety uf goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry Gon..--
81. rs, III, 81. up to i2-i Dnnesiics, from
> cents II yard up. or less by the quan;iiy.
Brown Linens II II IL cr.i: II yard,
C"lo.cd musi,.s, aml Linen l.'is!rcs, 8 yards
To the dollar
White Craps Shaws nj So 90
IN GROCERIES,
Baltimore Flour, twairanic;! soo,!) 4; &c 30
Cash.
- Sacks Salt
Barrels of Lard.
Old Government lava Coli" in Mats.
Sugars ofnll kinds, some cAcclicmi quality II
IL cents.
Sperm AMI Adamaiiinc Candles. less ihan
they can he b"..ht regularly III Clarlr>;"n hy
The box. Almonds, R"isun>, Fi9s, turran:..
Ciiron, Candy, %c.
CROCkERN.
in erra, variety, &, very l"w prices, and he
DEFli.S competition i'll HARDWARE. Cut! ry
aMd Carpenters Tools.
April 21!h, 1882 2'-l!
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g2 % y-ua 80 nnno =,

% 5-I1 % C1ln nOo 30
Nou will !in! these Pills m ilvalnahle mcdi
cii.c il many complaint. 10 which y"u are sub
sci. In oh;:wci!ons either olnl or partial they
have been iun..i OF iarsimablc benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements TO healthy ac-
iiun. purifying the h!uud and other fluids so
rilectually topul t" fight ;ll complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities. MS head
ache. giIdiness, dirnucss Of sight, pain in The
side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signcdJ. =. IIoBENsAcK,
all others hcing base Imitation.
PRICE, CIR % CTS.
- Agrnts wishing new supplies, ana Store
Keepers dcSirouS of becoming Agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor, J. y. liOBENSACk,
Philadelphia. Pa
For sale by n'l Druggists and Merchants il,
The u. :.
p. NJ. CouEH, Charleston, Wholesale Agent
for The State"
August l0lh lSj2 t2-ly
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CIR i'ylE4H}.

ia" subscriber Respectfully informs lii,
Trends and customers ti!;I: lie i; .tuN r,r,iy,,s
NJ his old stand. No. rs Il,yNn.TrgEEr, U.p
stairs. from England, Germany France a..d Il.c
.'"It'lrTn STATES. Il complete assortment o:
Staple ono tsuurn Drcs5 GOODS,
Cola and Silver Watchas, JawaIry. &c,
as per Catalogue ANNEXED. which II. i. pr.r,r,.i
10 81! "n r!>u..::slc Terms 1T II lAoi.H,,!,. ,n
/" l'!r t"un!ry Trade. H. 5rsr-ri.,iliy .:nlicjis
Il call, being determined TO ST! .. lnvy - INV
liOusc III the tiIy. T.. c. BkDNN
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior quality Knitted Lambs Wool
and Aicrinn Under Vests.
ENlra fine and heavy Brown and Bcachcd
S,ochincit Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
o! the best make.
y superior assortment Of Lambs Wool,
Thread and SILK Vali Hose, oi the hes,
English manufacture.
Also, Gents. Gloves, in SILK, Cotton, Lin
en-. and lsIr,
Threads. For sale very low al
W. J. jacob IL son,
22l king-st. (hcnd) opp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9TH, 1892 1T
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I1eW EQring CiQQGs,

VI. DRucl.EW q Co. lave imst received tllrr
new suIyIy OF SPRlNt; AND 81 MNl.!
CI.OrIlING, 10 which they W"nh inNIt" ii,c
attention ol the public. al l!If same ilnr ;ilny
would Recommend llrar Stock of DUl!iiing Nr-
tclcs. VIZ: Shirts. Collars, trIHAis. i"cr-
garment. Hosiery, Clovcs, s'wsPra!c.s, "r
April 20, 1872. 1O-iI
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Igglpr0Yed Cotton Cine,

Thank iul i"7 past f;,vnurS the subscriber wish
rs 10 ni"rm llc public that Il" sill u:ul.lc-
t'lrcs Cotton Gins nj his establishment in S;,lc
burg, on the mos; improved and approved plan
which he thinks that The cotton ginur:i un one.
"i those gins of the laic Improvement, j., worth
u! least Il quarter OF u cent up.c Ihau The cot
ton Sinmc "u The "r,'i:sar! gin. lie also man
n!hriu:ts them on 'h' most Si'npl: con- r.nc,inu
al The finest tiaish and "t The best materials ,o
vii, Steel SnNs anh Steel Plated Ribs ;'os,
hardened wlicn Ii. wijl sell Tor - pcr Saw
lie ais" repairs oil gins and nuts them ia co,r,-
p;ric order 1T hy s!lrrlc>; notice. al orders G,r
Gi"s viii be promptly mn.! pItnc'u"liy attended,
10. WILLIAM ElIiSnN
s'i;:,chwry. Sumter Dist. 5 e. Feb II. .i;
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has just returned from
Charleston with Il full assortment "f \ |. l..
KINDS OF GOODS Wares and Merchant
disc in his line Of business having -SC-rciSrd
the utmost dHiC,nCr in buying them CtiEiP
AND coon, iuni "00dS rel h0H@M arc hnii
Soi,i) he can make il an object IL any one 10
make bill with him, either III Wholesale nr
Retail. PERRY MOSES.
April 9Th. 1852 2i-tf
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At TIE OLD STAND OF 5. AZ J. GILBERT.
y $ & T. NJ. GII.HE ER r
~. -JJ-5l5f-- continue the CARRIAGE
S-%->@--B BtNiNES.S at the ahoyc
Stand-No. 80 and 10 Wentworth. street,
where they Will he pleased 10
exhibit 10 their old friends and customers
u very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
prlSing those Of their own manufacture,
toscihcr with various olhcr lies usually
found in this marict. Their long acQnaint-
ancc with his market as manufacturers
and dca}crS will cuahic item 10 offer great
Inducements 10 purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August 2i, 1892. 4l-u
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Notice.

Al persons indebted to ne individually,
or as Ordinary. viii please make ii"liiodI-
ate payment, rs it Is absolutely necessary
that close up my business, som2 part OF
which has been OF iurm standing unsettled,
and which ! am determined simil r"ualn
so no longer. hope my friends vii attc,id
to This al once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. oh, 1852 l1-tt