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"A &sSV s,i Spza OTzas3ss DAys.
Prom ai5thcohing volume OF lIulnlcs Poems.

a .s1V6i 0E OTzas3ss DAYS.
Prom ijthc dining volume OF Holiness Poems.
a. DER the gia1ler's lrozcn sheet
stt.l ;Braatl,esisoI ul1c Alpine rose, .St d
s5n, ihrnugh ,lle's desert, springing sweet.
The flower ol friendship grows:
And as whnrc'er lie ruScs grow,
Soue rain ar drw dr.ccmtls,
IT'S natures law That vine should flow,
To wet the lips u friends
Then oucc again before we part
My empty glass shall ring;
And he that has the war.ncst heart,
SIia.l ioulesl laugh and sing.
They say We wer" not born to cat,
But gray-lIalrcd sagcs think a
Ii u,ras-bc moderate III your meat,
Aud partly live To drink
For .aSrr tribes the rivers flow
That know not wine or sunr;
1ian ua1iS bm Hnic drin!. beiyw,
D.t maWs thut iWA. strong.
Then once aynln, etc.
II, one bright drop is like The gem
hat deck Il Ii,uaruli'S trUwu,
One ir'hict holds II d,adem
.. rub,s ulc.tc,i down!
a Zig lor Cr4ar's b,azin. brow,
Bat Ike TIC EgvpImn Queen.
B.h each d.nsulvng jcwcl riow
My thirsty lips bctaccn.
Iirn once again. cic.
The Circcian mound, The Roman urn,
Are silent when We cal,
Yet still Tho purple grapes return
To cluster on the wal;
Ii was Il bright lmuorlaI's head
They circ.cd with the vlnc,
And ucr their best au bravcst dead
They poured The dark rcd wine.
TAcm once again, etc.
NJ thnks Der every spark Ing glass
l'ung Eros waves his wings,
And cchucS DER lis dinpcs pass
From dead Anaclcun's Strings;
Aud tossing round lis bcadrn brlm
Their i"cks OF iluatln. gnli,
WI II hacclIaEt da zee ani cIurAi hymn
Return The nymrllS oi old.
Then o..cu aga.n, etc.
a wclcom, then To joy and ln;r;h,
From hearts as warm as ours,
TO scatter u er the dust nt cailh
Their swcclly nungied flowers;
Us wiotlon's sctl the cup that ills,
In spite q! Folly IrnwL,
Aud Nature from her wine-cIad Hills,
That ra'ns her ltic-blood down!
Then once again before we part
My empty glass shall ring
Ana he That has The war.nesl heart
Shall !oudrsi Laugh and sang.
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Through Fare from Charles
ton TO New York $50,
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TIE GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G,

LEANING the Wharf at the foot oi
l,aurcns-st. daily at '3, p. III. after the
arrival 0i the Southern cars, via WILL
AIlNGTON, and WELDON, n. &. Pc
TERSDURG, RICHMOND, 10 WASH
lNGTON, BALTlMOEE,- -pilIlADEL-
PlIlA. and n. YORK.
The public is rcsrcctfnlly informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
10 Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and are ravigatcd by well known anl cxpe-
r.Cnccd commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, Ohc Wilmington and Wei
don Ruad having recently been re- laid with
heavy Il RAID thereby securing both
suIc,y and dispatch. a TuEurGii TICK.
Ell having already been III operation vii!
be continued as Il permanent arrangement,
rom Charleston TO New York. BY This
roate travellers may reach New York
on the third day durNm business hours
On aud al:cr the first day Of Jmly next.
Baggage viii be tickc;ed from the rom,
of departure To Washington City, under
The charge of a spccini igcm or baggage
| Muster. Al Washington the same will
be transferred Ia The care Of si,;Iar agents.
who vii! accompany II to New York, and
like arrhngencnis Vii be pursued in re-
turning South.
Through Tickets 10 Kew York can
| alone be had from T.. WINSl .ONV, AGENT
Of the Wilmington ANA llricinh X. Il.
Company, at the office of The Company.
foot nf lmurcns-s!rcct, Charleston. :. e..
Ia whom please apply: and to Ch r!cSon,
at tie Office Of the New Jersey Railroad
an! Transportation Company, New York
July ,, 1851 So If
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~--~-~--. -..4N-..-.----.

liowLING AT FUNEnAIs.- IiDwling
at funerals is common iii Ireland, and
has an ancient origin, having been
p'acticed among The Greeks. The
Arabs according TO DIR. Clarke, howl
at funerals, and SO the inhaaitants of
certain parts Of Africa The Romans
had their lorejic@, whose particular du-
ty it was to superintcnd the modc of
lam 2Ntation at funerals.
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SUMTER HOUSE,

TIEsg r. MYERS, wond respectfully III
EilEG form the citizens II Su,nterville and
issestfs the surrounding country that hp lbs
just returned from Charleston, and jas made
arrangements 10 receive ICE and SODA WA
TER, of every variety, weekly.
lie has OH hand, and Will continue tc receive
throughout The season. n clioice nj soriucnt o..
Wines anti C"r,iia!s. Curite,itnarirs, .Frnif.
DC, MI ofswlich will be disposed nf cheaper
AIry 20, 1850. 30 If
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GRTALOGIIE..

silk and Straw Humcis. Eihbnns. Flowers ami
Silk Gools. Hosiery. Gloves. ScariS. cr;,,als
Tcgrlhrr wilma complete assortment oil Alil!mc
ry Eo"ls. Dress and tluak Trimmings Sc.
Guns, Riar", Revolving and other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Game y Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks
knives. SriSso's, Knzors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
MTsri Instruments
Wiring Cases, Nnsi> EuNrs Fancy Stationary.
Coats Spool Coliun, Conon do, Tapes,
larrs,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins. brushes, Co.
lu,rgnrs,
Soaps, PrriumcIy, Inks,
And general assortment or Fancy Article,
Gold and silver Watches. Icwciry
Marine Time licccs French hiantc Clocks.
Common Brass auI! Woo! Cio,;'ls. Nt.
English ANA German Gnn', Bird Cages AMI
Traps. AMI vuliJis other articles too numerous
10 mention.
N.B.-irIsi received from rari. the mn>l
splendid as utlmcni al Gill ana Gol .',wrIry
ever uilcrcd III ;Iis .rl. l.. G.. Il.
October Ii, lSJi. 5G-,i.
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NEWSPAPER DEBT In Il case lc.
Gently tried in Philadelphia. where II
suit WAS brought by the Germantown
Telegraph against subscriber for -
years subscription. and the defendant
pleaded The statute Of Limitation. The
.Indgo charged the jury, as reported by
the Philadelphia papers as follows:
Judge Kelly charged the jury that
when Il person subscribed for Il paper.
and gives direction where it shall be
left. he is bound to pay for it, unless
he rrcscribes the time f'r which it
shall be l,f. If Il subs, b l. wisl e
to discontinue his papcr, il is his duty
to square his accounts aud ,llrn give
notice of Il discon,,luancc If pa
per Is sent to Il person through the
post Office. and he takes il ont he is
ioand t" pay lbr it. II subscriber
changes his residence it does not t,i-
low that The carrier must take notice
OF it; and Il delivery of the paper at
the place where he was first directed
to leave it. Is Il delivery to Tie sub
scriber, unless the publisher receives
notice to discontinue or send il to an
other place. III. statue of limitation
did not 'tct the ca ;c aS lie defendant
had lain something on account in 1914.
Verdict for th1 plaintiff S222 80.
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GIN MAKING, sc.

We arc prepared to execute orders to
any extent III the above linc, both for new
workand repairs. Oar Gins are not sur
passed IVY amy made in the State, possessing
all the advantages OF Tic Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, Which saves great deal
III way of reuarS. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With iceth set in an aurle tlat
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the noting
the cctt0n; our brush IS constructed on a
plan, gIvn- at cnce, the advantages of
lyhiness, strength and forcc-al very
naicriA' III the successful operation oc ii
Gin. We would invite planters to call
1T or shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
plain either Of our worknor prices.
CABINET MAkINii
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet Iinc-s,ich as BrIstcais. Ward
robes Safes, Book eases, Stands, Tables.
Cup!,0alIs, Sc. Sc. al short no;icC, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER
OrPo;Ue ihc Presbyterian church.
Sum;cryi.lc, April! -, lSI7.2G
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L?0ZA. SAL GI;aTIa E.
Valuable Real Estate inthe
Town C2 EuuterViiIe,

The entire Int on winch is s;uaed ,hc
SUMTER Hotter now occupied lay Mr.
Myers, iorncr!y by Mr.. Nitdinni, Mr.
Dnk,ns, and others. Tie new buildings
OH the io are, Iarmc convenient lwo SO
~ establishments i'l>i iinip!lrd and occnpir,I
hy by Mr. Firw,r< a. a CARRIAGE; MA
KING ESlE AZ Dhl.S!iA!ilNT, with a Black
smith :tnp a,,irci'r'i; lr Sore occupied
by DR.. A!ni.ett n,.an ArONuEGARN', tic
SfOlE.ilDQ~ Eoecnp.cd hy AIR Folsom
and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
nn'.cr The SAME roof ~ myself. The STA
hcs on The premises are new and aiE.tl
accommodation for SIXTY BEAD OF
HORSES. Tie rrrt Of tie bindings cX-
clAStvc Of Tic 'iayrsn Itself (Which rents
f"r three hundred doi!ars) is worlh seven
hu drn, and ii''y dollars. The whole viii
be disposed "t ghrapt"r c3sh, or on II credit
To an approved purchaser. Apply on the
premises to WM. WEBB.
OF 2Sh, 1851 Ii
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NegrO Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
The manufacture of from -Four TO Five Thousand
pairs of ih" above article by the FALL. For
reference az toqunity, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed to purchase
of him. to those who palronzcd him last year
As 10 price, he will guarantee them as low as
Can h. atinrch
May22 2,f J. )I0RGAN.
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CIEsCGj e.

Tie subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends nnl customers, ,l lie is NOW rccrititg
nj his old stand, No. 26 I!syNE- STREET. up
tiairs.) lm.n .Engan!, Germany France and tl.c
Northern States, II complete assortment of
Staple ono fan1p Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c
as per Catalogue annexed, which h. is prcpa red
io sell on rcasOn:i!i. lcriis. ai " Ihnisukc oaIy
tu Tie Country IT,tc. He respectfully sOlirils
q call lning determined 10 sell ns low :,s any
House i'll the Ciry. l.. G.. BROWN.
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MA Ak. .ss, =

r.,
mean q di;tinguishcd tunctionaly of
the Government, then "A Senator ftouiiI
Massachusetts, (Mr. Web$tcr.) What 1
is II revolutionary right? a right, to
be a right, must, carry with it Tie ac-
quicsccnce of all lpcrsons 10 its exercise.
cannot have a right to do IL thing, and
another have Il right to prevent me
from doing it. Ii he has the right to
control me, cannot have II right to
act against his con;r,. Now, ifstllose
who talk cf secession being revolt
tionary right, mean that when State
scccdes, neither the General Govern
mcnt nor tic other States have Il night
to interfere with her or control her, |
agree this is Il right But lswouid call
| it Il right of 80 ession. it, however,
they mean, rs suppose they do, that
Wien II State cx,r .i$cs what they call
a revolutionary right: and scccdcS from
the Union, the Gcneial G vcrniucnt
has right to cocrcr her, then say
such Il supposed right is no right at al.
II the General Government has Il right
10 cocrcc il scccding State when she
scccdcs from th. Union, the State c'n
th,t vLi,b Z. ,r,,,,. ,ho ,xn.,.;.,o. ~,
,;,rL+ 49, ~, Thn ,;,,Le !. ia, III,
| General Government which cocrers
her: not with her in Seeding \ rev
oh,tonary right to scccdc, therefore, it
ot' terms There Is ~, s,cI, r;rht
! When, therefore th, senator from
| Mississippi quotes MIR. jefferson as
good authority to thc Senate, affirming
the right Of secession. he meant what
| Mr.. jefferson mcant-that ii State had
!, right to scccdc, with no moral or lc-
gal right by any authority on earth to
interfere with or modest her. He
meant this, or he meant nothing.
The Senator from NIississi,pi sncoIis
with comp!accncv and arprni,tiuu Of
the course Of the President Of the lni.
ted State. with reSuect TO IN. ii,nitiy,
law. Sir. am sorry cannot spruk in
! the same strain OF Communications
Whilst he deems tic nu!lilication Of
Vermont of the iuritiyc slave lava
law which he anirns to be constitution.
! al and Il law OF the l;lnu-nDt worthy
Of his notice, he prevents the citizens
of South Carolina from celebrating the
battle of Fort Moul,.ic OH ;hc nround
where the ba,tl. WAS io,,ul; and won
against British foe. lie saws in hi,
message that he has sent. in crnsc.
uuencc Of the cxiccnu;c; on our f.on-
. tier. where the Indians have been mar
,crinu our people. all the 1roons he
could spare from the other pats OF
the Union. Yet he has crowded ,hc
forts i'll the bay Of Charleston with sol!
dicrs, mounted cannon, anl turned
them upon our city. He has tI.u,
openly held forth he sword as Tie in,
strumcnt Of our obedience. Sir, this
is not the first time this course has
! been pursued bv the General Govern
mcnl. Think You that this. ilst,l, will
be forgotten or ever forgiven! lhi,
Government openly says to US: We
will govern YOU as we please; we will
! ,,,, l., ,,r;il',. | 49,, ,..,,,,
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T,,r.,,n ~. ev,, rJ-
- = LtlS ;4iU - :iGlESI ClUtE
Tie i>uiNG.rb.f j. uU,y F.u"iyir his SPRING
SIOCk OF GOODS. which lie offers 10 ,lu
public AZ reduced i,.ircs; coI!ai,,ing in bar, II.
i"i!nMS:
Plain Earisini Eil:ri',,rs.
So!i,! Culors
Snp.riinc tiun :.
s>u!il Cul"f> Uraundc iaNus,
Printed
Emh:oicr.d Mn,!i.s,
S"Ii
Woye Thread Lace,
.lacoiIc: E...u.
l-ruulg,
SwisS Elaia%,
ln'rri.is.
Ap!:a l.rc JapyS.
SHT'rinr" Rh' rnS Trimmed,
l.aGicS inii"on :>ir,v :.
NvcGlod "".nu,I Collars.
h!udrl!i:.c;
;. tarn"'nn ,;'i. an, HTail
kLhnu
S.i,k Pendants Tr:m,niucs
:rik Ribbon
h".'E anu tooTSd hiA Gloves,
n'sN iar">o!",
~. '"''p!'
''i';n hHH!ilIS,
'@MIe" :.
H"Lh
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New Fall and Winter Goods

The subscribers are nnw rcct iving and OPEN
inc their usual supply of Dry Gnnds hardware
ani Groceries, the prices Of which will TIC very
mnCh rcuurc,i, and inNiIr their friends and the
public 10 examine their stock.
NJ DRuCKER u co.
Camden. Oct. %, 81. l-if
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FLORA,

P"%',y Coo' and Brter cj' Cahcs, dc dc
Oilers her services to the citizens of
Sumter anI the adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bIdal leasts, par,ysuprcrs,
&c Ter .ong experience and service in
every department OF her business, justfirs
her IN ongag'ugt 10 give entire satisfaction
TO her employers
She mny be found by application at the
Barber's Shop in lhis place
SUN tervilc, Ian. Sth, 1851 lllr
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pOLITICAL. L +.
SBsEEGEl
KHSDN. Es II. EspAE'R''E'.

HON. Es Es. EsaaE1'TE',
On The Resolution .snbmincd hy Ny.
Footc, Of MissiS1pW, IN rclation to
the Compromise pleasures: drHrHred
IN Me Senate Of tie UWtcd States,
December l5M and lGh, 1851.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-20
Ew ADvERTlsEMENT-Let every body read H.
NO. 1.
r. Z. r.
Radwav's Ready Relief

Railways Ready Relief
is THE FIRST AMP ONLY REMEDY NJ , EYER RECORDED
HAS STOPPED THE MosT VIOLENT PAINS
VIII the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Nervous
- INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
never fails in giving Instant to The mos Omenns and
agonizing pains
RuESM MaTkTf CASES on IN f or H HoHR
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR.
S SIasHngA +! \ F F!FFh m!Sg aIS6rns.
TOOTHACHE IN ONE SECOND
SPASM IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAMPS IN FIVE MINUTES.
ssh sSI FNRSR F FfFTEES MINUTES MINUTES
CHILLBLAINs IN FIVE MINUTES.
i fSHt N.Y. II ONE oSSI HOUR OUR 10
Frost Bites chGisia MoISus D EMERY, Tie IOoTsax and 81
other complaints where there pains Railways Ready
Relief will instantly ''G SICK s PaE i1a sSsaS cure the disease
Railways Ready Relief will stop the most distressing pa ms
the stomach and neuraze the posnOus acids OF the
tenn .u...
BY 9hang the pleasant and agreeable perfume Of R. RI r r.
feelings OF tOrpOr and fatigue ,,,,,o
Mix tablespoonful of R. r. R. with Bowl of Water, and
the Head Neck and Temples wash the Face Hands and
pure and healthy disease and sickness headache
anu 0Di0"'"''' ALL BOWEL. COMPLAINTS,
Darrhea, Dysenery Bloody Fux, Cholera Morbus Psinfn
he most distressing dhasse and viii speedily The
-
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief possesses almost miraculous nu
sharp darling OF Of this cruel complaint
Ia minutes the sufferer experiences the de
shifn thousands ofcae
in the city New York many Of them hsd been boush
aImos The the Ready Relief l.
Immediately strengthen the and
The with nervous energy and vitality the loss OF when
the cause of the nervous gP9in,,, ,r,s,,
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
Railways Ready Relief will the severe and excruca
months, confined 10 their beds by Rheumai
Pains whose bones unsound from top TO toe whose JONI
with painful sgelngs that relieved from
pain by the Of Railways Ready Relief Tn
Of the United States for the truth OF IN
asseowe need certificates Of publish no Ion
prove the efficacy Of Redway's Ready Relief
almost the Unon for The last
n years. have tested themselves
d CHILL FEVER.
/ CHTLLs STOPPED IN FEW MINUTBS-PAJN RI
n LIEVBD INSTANTLY.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in all cases OF Chi
al Fever Chils ard
with health and strength every organ and secretion OF
= system.
70 Whenever you feel pain, apply Railways Ready Reflect
e relieve a II have pans IN u
Stomach ntesnes the Liver Kidneys, Bowels JOINTS Bone
Railways Ready Relief taken either Internally OF applied exc
nay viii few minutes stop pain quickly remove is cans
d. RADwAY q co, 162 Fulton street, New York
AGENTS FOR r. r. r.
I. Reed. Richmond Mcchahy & Apologize, Delphi = J.
Lyons, Clinton; Mitchell Morrow cenrevie 4 WALTON, Do
linz ID. Brachors Co. Cumberland; s. Hinshaw 0reenso
Jos. Youn Mddetowm l. Edwards, Greenfield A. stall MIC
fell ,
wholesale Agents, CRAIGHEAD BROWNING,
w. w. ROBERTS. a.,
mayed may6wm1yeh4L Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-20
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND 0RTHOP EDIC IN.
sTITUTION

THNhS esab ment just completed and will be permanent
n place for the reception of all patients wishing undergo
meni for diseased Ely Els well those desou being
ted for the removal of all varieties OF DEFORMTES such
long standing Docaiions Cubol mmoby the Lower Jaw,
&c. &c.
The building in beautiful and heshy location in the
border OF the City Of PEORIA where patients be accommodates
with comfortable boarding and washing corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated carry
out the designs OF such institution provided and the Oro
pedc Department several entirely original used
which Cuboo Of young children frequently obviaes the
siy of operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department particularly for The
treatment OF those patients who under les rigid
be pursued such institution would be for the pan
le.
For further information, address
e s. COOPER, NJ. D.,
PeorIe Elalois-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-20
Engines, Mill Castings, &C., at Reduced Prices

NE undersigned have hand and constantly manuae
a turing Steam Engines Of all kinds Castings and Wrought
Iron Machinery for Saw Mills, FIGURING Mills Water Nils Dis
tilerys, &c.
Also Johnson Wheels Cunning Machines all kinds Of Car
Wheels and Axe Plough Points, Mould Boards Of various pat
Crate bars Wagon boxes Cast Iron Kettles and Dog Irons
all of which will sell for cash fifteen cent below The usual
MULEY ENGINES. Our Saw Mill Engine Is considered by all
who tried superior article, Muey OF The
pattern every respect those commonly used and
another consideration that sell from fifty hundred
dollars cheaper than any olher shop in the State.
MERCHANTS MILL WRICtiTS, and persons engaged the
Milling business, will find greatly heir advantage 10
Call before purchasing. We confident Of the superiority
and viii sell lower than oheT shop in
The West J. ). & r. L NEAL
Jefferson Foundry fronting Vine High and Second
squares back from River Immediately norih r. Depot Mad
! Ind. maI25-U3m
COuv La Fayetei Journal Terre Hsuie and Jaetoria-,
Rushve will copy for months and send accounts 10 this oe tor
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