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IL Coffee, &c, now landing
20 hin IS. Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
% bbls and boxes loaf, crushed, and powdered
Sugars
hhds. and 20 bbls. Philadelphia and New York
Sugarhouse Sirup
Is hhls. English Island Molasses
125 half chests and caddy boxes fresh Green and
Black Teas, part of which Of high grade
and flavor
200 bags and packets old Government Java, Marcai-
no. and Green Rio Coffees. Also,
Roast and Ground Coffee
cask fresh Nutmegs, do Mace. together with
full stock of S. ices. ground and in the grain
80 dozen jars and bottles OF Underwoods and other
Pickles, Sauces, Ca:sups. DC
English French, and American Mustarls ia boxes,
bottles, and jars. Also,
Brooms, Buckets Pals Hemp
Manrilla and Jute Mats
Scrub and Shoe Brushes
Clothes Pins. Sugar Boxes, Wash Boards
Willow Baskets, Matches, Cards, &c.
ALSO,
1000 gallons Bleach winter Sperm and Whale Oil
so boxes patent and plain Sperm Candles
125, 000 Havana and other imported Cigars
100 boxes Pearl Starch, a..
Now landing and for sale on pleasing terms, by
MIDDLETON BEALL,
dec 16 Opposite National Hotel.
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LADIES' DRESS Goons.

MAXWELL, SEARS 4 OOLLEY, at the Ne,p Dry
~ Good Sore pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th Streets have just opened a splendid stock Of
Rich Brocade and Plain Silks
Klch French Cashmeres and De LANES
English and French Msrinoes-some of the fashion
able tan colors, which will be offered at reduced
Rich Lustre Black Silks
Canton Cloths, Alpacas aud Bombazines
10 which they invite the citizens and strangers to call
and examine before purchasing, will offer great
bargains.
Don't forget the New Dry Good Store. dec1e
WELCH BUTTER, FRUIT, &c.
w Is tubs choice WEIGH Dairy Butter
200 whole, half, and quarter boxes Bsnch Raisins
10 cases Preserved Canton Ginger
10 10 Genoa Citron and assorted Sweetmeats
6 casks Currants
25 boxes Italian Nacaropi and Termice.li
% baskets fresh salad Oil
100 boxes fresh Sarslines
2 cases fresh Prunes. in glass and in fancy boxes
LOCO lbs. Languedoc and Bordeaux soft-Seil Almond
Currie Powder, Arrow Root, Rose, Lemnn. Orange.
and Peach Water, Cologne, Extracts, &c.
ALSO
so barrels GeneSee white wheat Family Flour
5000 lbs. hulie1 Buckwheat, DC.
Now landing and for sale ny
dec 16 MIDDLETON BEALL.
CUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, &c-Landed
~ from schooner Empire large supply of fresh Sc
lected Groceries, &C.. to say
80 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
IS packages Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugars
1l5 haltchests fresh new Gunpowder Imperial Young
Tyson. Pouchong and Souchong Teas, all of late
importations.
$50 bags old Java, Maracabo Rio, Mocha, and Burnt
CoffeeS
ALSO
Raisns Soft shelled Almonds. &C.
Pickles, Preserves CatSups, and Extracts
Chow-Chow, Anchovy Paste and Sardnes
Olive Oil. Spices Canton Ginger
Pineapple and English Dairy Cheese
Judd's Patent and Spermaceti Candles
Winter Spermcceti Blcached Oil, &c.
Hubs Fancy Soaps and Candles
Colegate's Pearl Starch and Blue
Brooms, Buckets, Palcs
Fancy Mats, Candle Wick, Irvine, Cords, &c.
Assorted Goldfish, Herrings, Hops, &c.
Which, with a general assortment of Groceries Ii.
quors, Flour, &C., are offered for sale by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER co.
dec l6 Opposite Browns Hotel.
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HEESE, GOLDFISH, MACKEREI
80 quintals Grand Bank Cndfsb
20 barrels PASSPORT Picked Ua-r;,c.
100 boxes scaled Smoked H,rrin,-s
% barreis and half barrels Nos / . 8 and Mss,o,,
20 kits Of 70 each Family Mackere, ~-0 III eAefei
tierce Picked Salmon
l0,100 lbs. Eastern Dairy Cheese
ALtO
o'o Wy superior canvass ed old shoulder Bacon
1000 lbs. new Sugarcurcd Hams
Io- sane ny loec ioi MIDDLETON BEaII
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PORTSMOUTH. VA. } Aug. is, 1871.

PORTSMOUTH. Na,) Aug. is, ISL
Mr. j. E. B0uSh-Dear sir: While / am in general
opposed to Patent Meicine candor comie me TO state
that have great confidence in the virtues OF lamp
toms Vegetable Imcture. For several months pas'
have used it in my family and in Dyspepsia loss OF aP-
petite dizziness and general debility with entire sue
So far as my experience extends therefore lako
pleasure i'm recommending the afflicted ~ faie
and efficient remedy. VERNON EShRlDOh'
For sale by c. Stott & Co.. Washington, D: q.
Wallace Elet- and 18th ST.
D. B. Clarke. cor. Nd. av. & It'll st.
j. Winner, 9th St, near LOUISIANA Az
NcIntire's, cor. and 9TH St
Gray Ballantyne, 9TH St, near T.
r. s T. Cissell. Georgetown.
c. C. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And nv Druggists generally, everywhere
MORTIMER N0WBRAY,
General Agents, Baltimore 81.
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dec 16
MUSIC JUST RECEIVED

MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
W. My home. my happy home;
I'm afoat;
Katy Darling:
viii you come to my mountain home!
My Mary dear;
he voice of bygone days;
Little Blossom:
The Sisters wedlin,;
Oh. how L love my mountain home:
Strike the harp gently;
Somebody s coming, but III not tell who:
Old folks 1T home;
Young folks at home;
Wait fOr the wagon;
Swe.t memories of thee;
F rcwell, my Lilly dear;
Don't be angry, mother;
The separation:
Thou art false to ne;
Poor Uncle Tom;
Siciliana Polka. Clinton Polka, Military Polka, White
Violet Polka Silver Lake Waltz, wager quickstep &C.
&C., at WINERS' Stationery and Fancy Store,
9Th street, one square from Pennsy lvana ne.
MTMINIFIES MECHANICAL DRAWING BOOK.
Just received-the entire work and in numbers. No2
is i'll hand, at the agents. Above Price %
a number. dec Is
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GREAT HEDICaL pIcavrcv,

WITH such testimony no STRONGER ,,ro : o :, -.
w en-, unless ii be trial ofthis wsnGerfi,l ,I,,,
Vegetable Jincjure. -~Hif 'oH
Let the afflicted read read
BAREELvILLE, ALLEGArF CoIyTY. (If6N,
To MeSsrs. Mortimer C iduy,r,iI:
DEAR Sias In justice to ur iiampton's Vegetable TIM
lure wish 10 iDtoTm yoI that was taken srk on tI
"a o'iy OF january last With an affection OF the stomach
bowels, and Kidneys was 81 ca led by ,ur ,,oinn;
physicanS for more than two muat!s-.u 10 EItia
lo effect. had some knowledge OF the great yr,e :;
halhptonS Ilhctnre from one bottle whi,h nav vie
had taken two years sin e. ~
] came 20 the rliirusion tlla. I rouIl FL ~, -.
medicine from nay nhySiclan,. bat try the Tipclnrs.
and am happy to inform you hal moi taL,,p ;, 80
days before | feii its powerful n!ucrc. upon my
stomach. have CONTINUED Si.;g the Tinctura and an,
now able to leave my room, ANA can eat any coInmnn
diet without much INCONVENIENCE pressure on nv
stomach.
The afflicted their friends are daily visiting m. -
learn of the great virtue There l. in This Ineirp 4
Haml tons.
expect To send you several cert atcs in f,wJavs
one especially from young lady who has been con,ed
To her room twelve months with disease OF ia, head
affecting the brain.
RESPECTFULLY yours, EW HALL.
On the parmancy of the cure hear him Still another
letter FROM the above
BARRELLvuLE, ALLEcANr coryrr, (Md-)
October Is, ls5s
Messrs Mortimer d Ifourbroy:
DEAR SIRs: am happy to inf rm you that this dAy
finds me in the enjoyment good health, by the Use
of your Hamptons Tinc;ure and the blessing If tod
am enabled TO pursue my daily svocatious "a usuaI,
and have great desire that the afflicted should know
the great cura i've powers OF the IiIcture.
am. with respect yours, H. W HALL.
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made ~ IIsmr-
ton NeGeia le Tucture most re>lrrctatl" ru-
zsus-men well known and trie,l-Ne Challenge ia
world 10 show any thing Record in medicine tnclual
It ay hand'eds 'oho mare t.k as heaitag poccs bar
the sane teStlmOty.
BALTIMORE, July 6. 1862,
Der attacked with from which dreadful
last November | took deep cold, which led to what
my phJ stefan tod me billions peurisy. which lef
with a constant. deeply seated, and painful cough.
having rest day night. ami constantly throwing
up from my lungs Uni, matter. / became much
aciated, growing every dav. and kee ing my BE-
the greater part o. the tma sly friends thought had
the CONSUMPTION. and times also Of the
opinion. at this stage of my disease, after having tried
many ard various lemeirs. without suGeSs. friend
advised me TO try Dr.. iIANlT0NS VEGETABLE
TlACtRE, and procured ne bottle, which now pro
nounce the greatest ne iirine took Before had
taken half the contents of hottie felt much i'm
proved; and now, having taken but tno bottles, my
cough and putps hare egHircy jt me-. and am ems
bed to attend to business. truly say that With
the blessing of God, ] have been restored TO thC
health now enjoy by the use Of tis most invaluable
medicine. Yours, WESLEY ROCK,
Schroeder, near Saratoga street
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TO THE AFFLICTED
nR. GRAEFFNEL,S Crpy,Nc

M. GRAEFFNEL'S GERMAN Cypsrr,v
~ JULAP, the safest most speedy and e.rtnn al ,aA
cay ever discovered Tor the of Ghonorrho iea,
structure OF The orethra, &c. Price 81 Der botIe
Just received aud for sale hv - F' 'o'''e'
dec l6 Druggist and Apotheca~y. cor an on,
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The Buried Alive.


The following from the Edinburo Resieu.
will 60 far to neutralize the effect of the
absurd rnmors, frequently stated, Of per-
sons being buried alive:-
In the midst of exaggeration and inven-
ton, there is one lindoubted circumstance
which formerly excited the worst appre-
hensions-the fact that bodies were often
found turned in their collins and the grave
clothes diserranged. But what was ascri-
bed, with seeming reason, to throes of vital
ity, is now known to be due to the agent of
corruption. A gas is developed in the de-
cayed bodies which mimics, by it's mechan-
ical force, many of the movements of life
So powerful is the gas in corpses that have
lain loug in the water, that Mr.. Devergid,
the physician to the Morgue of Paris, and
the author of the text book on legal medi-
cine, says that unless they are secured to
the table they are often heayed up and
thrown to the ground.
Frequently strangers, seeing the motion
of the limbs, run to the keeper of the Nor
que, and announce with horror that the
person is alive. All bodies, sooner or later,
generate gas in the grave, and it constantly
twists about the corpse, blows out the skin
till it rends with distention, and sometimes
bursts the coffin itself. When the gas ex-
plodes with noise, Imagination has con-
verted it into an outcry or groan; the grave
has been reopened the position of the body
confirmed the supicion, and the laceration
been taken for evidence that the wretch had
knawed his flesh in phrenzy or despair
So many are the circumstances which will
occur to support a conclusion that is more
substantial than the fabric Of a dream.
An Israelite in Boston was arrested for
working at his trade On Sunday. His defence
was that he observed the seventh day, and
it was deemed sufficient.
Definition: Snow, Winters dressing gown.
Ice, the sheet of the rivers bed. Icicles,
Natures pendants, manufactured from the
gems of the purest water.
AFFECTION, like spring flowers, breaks
through the most frozen ground at last; and
the heart that seeks but for another heart
to make it happy, will not seek ia vain.
A grave friend of ours tells US that he and
his wife always 60 to bed quarreling. "And
yet, said he, "With all our difference, We
never fall OUT
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CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, &c.

FEIE have by express
w 10 Napo Cloaks
Cloth Salinas
10 Onion, very pretty
Is Circulars, nice article
LIE GRANGE, new and pretty
Circulars, with sleeves
Embroidered Chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
VERIFY MILLER,
corner OF 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue,
dec is Miss Dermott's New Building.
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w Mats, &c.-We are receiving from the New
York Packet
80 dozen Brooms. various sizes
do Hearth Broums
35 do painted Pals
10 nests painted and cedar Tubs
Is do covered and ptner Baskets
Is dozen nests Sugar Boxes
10 do sheep skin, jute, Brussels, Alicuut, and
rope Mats
100 gross Hyatts Imperial Matches
Also. larg" assortment OF Cords and Lines. Brushes
otaes Pins, Washhoards, Barrel Covers. &c.
For sale by SAMUEL HAMILTON & co.
/ dec 10 Penn. avenue. opposite jackson Hall
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NJ Iih such testimony, no stronger I,r,.f can t
w en-, unless ii be trial OF this wonderful :.
Vegetable Iincture. --"I-t 'o"
Let the afflicted read! read
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THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by IIsmr.
ton Negeta le Tiucture most re>lrciatl~ cI-
zeus-men well known and iriel-Ne challenge ia
world 10 show any thing Record in medicine t"cu
it ay hond'eds '0ho tt as heaitHg po'ecs bar
ui= sane testimony.
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500 Pieces Pavilion Gauze,

Fnncy r"l"rs nni white, mt 7j cents
GOO pieces 81 Pavilion Gauza, best quality, at
IS cents.
Extra heavy Blue Drnns, Mt 10 to lo l-2 cents.
New and handsome Cnlicos, ut ii, 10 and
II ID cents.
2KN yards solid color Lawns. at II l-2 cents.
Han isnmc Muslin, yard wide, ut II l-2c.
New style and fine quality Mourning Muslns,
at II l-2 cents.
Superior Long Cloths, at G. 8, 10, IL and l6
yards for ST.
Striped and Brown Linen Drilings, nj 25c.
lhe rsa! Indian Namkcens, Striped, Plain and
finld. These nrc equal for wear and
washing tn the most expensive kinds of
DrIllin. and cost only 25 cents per ynr,I.
2."o yds. of Servants tottonudcs, NJ lOc Il y'd
Servants llandkcrchieis and Stockings, III
II l-2c.
Gents superiinc French Lawn Cravuis, 81
pen dcZcn w. }. J.JACOBI d son,
29l king-st. opposite the Big Boot
May 8, 1852. 29-,f
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PERRY MOSES.

CAT the old stand of a. J. Il p. Moses)
Offers TO his fricnls and the public gcnrrnlly.
fresh supply oicrcry variety of goods selected
by himself viz: in Dry Goods--
81, "S, ~, '-i, mp To FL Doncslics, from
cents yard mp, "r Icss by the quantity.
Brown Linens nj II IL cents II yurd
C"lored m'lslns, and Linen I.l,sIrcs, 8 yards
to the dollar.
White CrG &haws mt 81 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, twurraned goo,i) nj sc so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee in NIat,s.
Sugars all kinds, some excclcn, quality al
IL ccnis.
Sperm and A,lamantine Candles, less Than
they can he bought regularly in Charleston by
The box. Almonds, ltais"ns, Figs, Currants,
Cilron, Candy, &c
CROCKERY.
in great variety, at very low prices, and he
DEFlES competition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools
April 9Th, 1852 27-,f
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Encourage Home Manufac.
lures, tr

H'lIE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this method of informing the people
of Sumter and the adjoining Districts. that he
still continues TO carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all its vari-
o,'s branches, nj his stand in Bishopyilc, S. &.
lie is making large additions to his Establish
mcnt, SO as To cnabie him to manufacture e,c cry
thing wanted, in his line, mt the shortest notice,
md i'll n style If workmanship equal To any in
the Southern States. He has in his employ ea.
pcricnred workmcn, and is we'll supplied with
the best seasoned timber; also with trimmings
and Nlounlngs of the latest style.
All new work done in his line will he war;
rantcd II months and repaired w ..out charge
if it fnil in that time. He will do repairing ut
the shortest noticc, and in any person living
ut Il distance should want repairing done, il they
will write to that effect, he will send for the
job, anu return it when done.
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
N.B.-IIis TERMS nrc as reasonable as any
pcrsOn could expect.
Bishopylc, 5. c., March O. 1852. 20-ly
Gt;y Black River Wa,chman will copy Six
months. J. w. A.
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g A Runaway.

Committed to the Jail in Sumter Dis
trio, on the 18th oi April, a negro man who
says his name is JOE. When first lodged,
he said he belonged to man by the name
Of john Rose, residing in Charlotte, N. c.,
subsequently, he said he belonged to n
man by The name Of John Campbell, Of
Fairfield District The said negro is yell
low complexion, middle size. The ownor
is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay expenses and take him away
J. C. RIIAME, S. S. ID. =
April 9Th, 1852 27-tf
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New Arrivals

AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR. e,7s5
The subscribers have Just received ihelr..sw
assortment of SPRING A ND SUMMER
GOODS, which consists partly Of ttfs
Calicoes, Ginghams, plain and Embroidered
Lawns, Fancy NIuslins, at all Prices; Linen
Cambria, assorted colors Cambria nhd Maalips,
plain aud checked; Grapes, Bafege,, ChaIIys,
Delaines, Tissu Silks, and great variety Of
other arsSS5ls suitable for ladies' Dresses.
ALso.--A large assortment of, Linen Cambria
H,dkls, Nesdle,worked Goilats and Cuffs,
CheIniseits niaase3ss,7 MnRz and Lases Sleeves
Capes and AIantllar, Lace and Muslin. ag:ng
and Inserting, Bonnsts and llib6oiM 3of tks
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feashsr Fans,
Umbrellas and Paraso!s, and q great SasttetyS Of
other articles too numerous to nanie.f IS * -
They recommend their stock 6f .hfsa aehed
and brown Shir,ing, blue ard ntriped Home
spuns, Cotton and Linen Osnaburgs, Bed Tick,
and every kind Of Towelling and Table ssnen
A very large assortment OF Hosiery OF syeffy de.
scription, Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gloves,
Mitts, &c. &c. ~ 1. e.
They invite their friends TO call at their Store,
feeling certain to be uble to satisfy them In
every way, we'll in tile price as in tho nssort-
meni Of the Goods. M.DRuGKER g. co.
April 70, 1852. 26-tfys
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Silks! Silks !!

Superior Black Italian t:ro Il. Rhyme Silks, all
widths and prices.
New and han'lsome Brocadc, Chameleon and
Plain tnlorcd Silks.
flnc quality Plaid Fnulard Silks.
Alnrcc lliur Silks, varinus coIors.
The above. together with large variety of
Hllk Goo'is, OF every description, snilahIc for
HE season nrc now open NJ prices which make
II to the interest OF every body to give us n call
before making Ihcir purchases.
w. j. IACOBI e. son.
22l King ST., tbend,) opp. the Big Boot.
May !, 1882. 29-,f
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For MurraV's Ferrv,

WRlGir"S BLUFF, AND ALI. TIE
LANDINGS On TIE SANTEE RIVER.
,FNas&na IA THE Steamer, PEE DEE.
S$S;IsI9SiFiyssS will discontinue her trips to
f4I1fAs 'ssaE@s the above named places, after
the LIST oi May, but will commence again
early in the fall, and continue To run rcru-
larly throughout the season.
Duo notice will be given through, the
newspapers, Of The t;mc nf her leaving
Charleston ON her first trip IN next season.
GEO. w. EASTERN, Camo.;..
Charleston, April II, 1862. POI
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TuE ST.. BARTHOLOMEW SurrEuEns

TnE ST.. BARTHOLOMEW SUFFERERS.
The subs, riptions in aid OF the st.
Bartholomew sufferers having reached
sl9l2 in New York, provisions, etc,
were purchased for it and scnt to st.
Bartholomew i'll the brig II. p. Cush-
ing.
JENNY LINDs. MuNrFIcENcE.- The
Home Journal says that the last i'll
stalment of Jenny Lind's mrniticcnt
gift of al5O,O00 towards the cmdow-
mcnt of schools in her native country,
has been dpSpatchcd,
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Bareges and Silk Tissues

S"l~ri"r plain Barcgcs and Tissues of every
color.
Rich ana superb Paris silk Baregcs, Figured,
Br"radrd and Emhrni,Icrrd.
Fine quality Black Barcgcs and Silk Tissues.
Handsome styles "f Figured and Brora,lcd
Mourning isarrgeS.
OF lhc latest French importation. u, prices r,
markably low. w. J. Jacob a. son.
22l king.si., (bcnd.)
:, opposite the Big Boot,
~ IA LOT of Black and colorcd Barcgcs,
ut ~ = and Ii 2-3 cents per yard,
April H. 1882. 25if
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Another Scientific wonder

IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTtCS
DR.. J. 5. Houghton's P'pSin the true Di-
scsive Fluid, or Gasfric Juice, prepared from
Rcnnet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron I.icbig, the great Plysiulo-
grnl Chemist, by J. $. IIoughon, w. d., Phila-
drlphia. This is truly n wonderful re mcy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundcc, Liver Com
raint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Ncihnd, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gnsfric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among The medical
advertisements. Sly:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHooflaud,s German ssi,trrs

THESE celebrated I'itters prepared by DR.. G.
NJ. JACKSON, l20 Arch-strcct, philadelphia, arc
performing astonishing cures throughout the
Whole country. We can bear witness to their
curativcs powers in the case of n friend Of ours
who had the Liver Complaint, and who had
tried almost every other medicine, but without
effect. After taking 4 few bottles Of these
Bit,crs he was entirely cured. TO those who
are similarly afflicted we r, commend them to
take, the preparations, knowing that they will
cure the disease spoken Of, and many others to
which " flesh is heir to- There is n spurious
article made i'll Philadelphia. The only place
tn get the genuine article il l2O Arch.s,rrc,.
Philadelphia, of DIR. &. NJ. JACKSON. or his
Agents throughou, the country. Nl,2-2m
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Gall and Look.

lr You want good bargains in Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, Crookery. Glass Ware.
Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes, and
Fancy Goods, you will do well to call and look
nt The Stock now opened and for yale nj reduced
prices i'll !Sum,cryille 1T NlcRoy IL Joncs's old
stnnd-hy L.,M McR0Y.
April -, 1852 2G-Iy.
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Take Out Your Negroes.

Committed to the Jail on The 23rd MAJ
1851 negro man, calling himself ;isaac,,
says he belongs to a man in York, by tho:
hume Of Luton. Also one on Dist August
1851, says his name is Gabriel, and that lls
belongs TO DR.. Il. $. Wilson.
The owners Of the above named egroes'
are hereby notified, that If the said negroes
are not taken out. and the expenses psid.
by the expiration OF one year from their
lodgment in Jail, that they will be sold as
the law directs. The former (Isaael on
the first Monday in June next; and The lat
Ter (GabrleD on the first Monday in Sep
tember next.
J. C. RIIAME, SIS. D.ss
April :3rd, 1852 24--tf
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25 yliIes ials operation ,!h IS sssy
i On and after sic first Of Aprlt he Nav y
and PasseHger Trains ontfIie sViIrnafngtosss 81
and Manchester Rail Road will; run to- =
Mayes'i Station, 2j miles from its. junction. !.
with the Camden Branch Rail Road us; fol -
lows: Ny
Leave junction daily at 2.s55P. III. arcs 7
tlle arrival Of the Cars from Charicssonl s.
Arrive Al. Ma, chester, ii! 3. IL. Iss 81
" j" Sumiessille, -ts3. SIS ~ 80 ss
. :. Mayes' Station, q. 80 5. z " II
Leave Mayes' Stat'n daily at o. 90 Al.
Arrive at Sumtervilie, Gs40 So
Is Manchester, ~ y. i22.s5 al; stsss
/" Junction, ri5-5s. /, Az 81 !. s, 5.s. 80 &
in time 10 connect with Charleston.
a Daily line Of stages carrying tie u. Il.
Mail through Darlington c. md tGIgs-
raw to Fayetteville, will run insonnectioIis
with the Rail Road. ,s,
Passengers hetweon Charleston or CO.
Junbia and Faye,teville, or inleftnediats
points will find this tho i,lnst cpmiortabIat 4
and expeditions route. s;Ss3 { sifFssss ssss
aya.5 l.. J. FlEhll
., Resi- Engn'r w, y NJ. II. b.
April, 9th, 1852 IA lii -;
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