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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15

Bnnncts, Misses Bais and Bclnets. l. adics call
and examine tor yourselves. a nice lot OF shoes
Tor ladies and children. .....H .E......sry.- sF
SUNhNEls HATS. >'
Hardware, Qucenswalc, Gr"ccrics and nonrly
every Imng else. WOOD Il SMBlu.
Cadiz, April u. 1852. .s
A KTlFlCIAL Floworsat ...,l
n ap2I WOOD and SMITHS.
i 1 TRIMMINGS for mdies' dresses, bvEagcs,
L. S'mps, coIds, lhccs, ctc.a
ap%t WOOD and SMITHS.
Stll.K Poplins, plain and watered. 33 per cont.
kOundcr last ycaIs prices, big lot ht
up2! WOOD and SMITHS.
ItANToN Grape and cashmere sh"wls. I.
Y NJap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
A,ADDLERY. consisting VI Saddles, Bibles,
CCoilnrs, Harness, Brchbauls, Check and SiH-
gIc lines, Blind Brdlrs. side strips, etc, etc. ~
np2i WOOD nnd SMITHS.
TO FAlkMERS,
a GOOD yoke Of well broke Oxen for saIe
ap2l WOOD and SMITlps.
r>ARAs OILS and Umbrellas lor spring rains,at
np4l WOOD and SMITHS.
C-tILK Mius, hand made to tit every sias.
Sapat WOOD and SMlTlpS.
silks for DRESSES IILd RSDSslcts.
| EL.4 LNuui tignrci bI ack changeube, endiE
fcrent kinds, All cI'enp enough. mt
ap2t "ooD "ha SMI iuo'
DERAGE tic hines, beautiful amh cheap,
| I Ndozen kinds, at WOOD and SMITHS.
ESONNETS and children's Hats, in great VA
| 1 briefly, al The big corner Of
ap2I WOOD and SMITHS.
| GUNNER wear a first rate assortment, at ulI
| lkCpIi oes. from l2Aup.
ap2l WOOD and SMI tirS,
EMyA ALL and Window P,pm,a at
w ap9l |oob aud SMITHS.
| |(E4RpET B.AGS, various sizcs and quail les,
" Mt 4 =, y WOOD anG SMll HS.
u.,ttlN Gi ES, Oak and Poplar Boards, Lat
| Cand SIuddiig, ETC., attle lumber Sard Of
ap2t }Eat WOuD ana SMITHS.
I,APES, Collars; Chimczcus, at
II Jnp2l WOOD and SMITHS.
| .sAslILY Flour warr"ped by the barrel, and
| in sma!lc quantities, at all imes on baud II
apal WOUp und SMITHS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15
Real Estate Agency.
ROSrvyICK ~ PEPPAESD.

John Knote,
SADDLE MANUFAC TURER, and dealer in
- Imported and Domestic SaGdlGrs' Hardware,
Ilafrcss Trimmings, lacks. Webs, ilos, Sheep
aud Morocco Skins; Patent and Enamelc'i Lea
thcr, IIames, Saddlc-trces etc, ut the OLD stand
No. I53, Main ST., Wheeling Va oct29 -iV
'EREOEAAS &. ESONVAES.
~-ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CIIANCERY.
CLJ' Office win S. b. Shot%ell, Esq. All busi
ness intrusted - his care will be pr ompty attend
ed to. 452. .-lyuIu
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15
A1'AsG2&SA KbA'RRegS,

G''a'G$S& DA'aeG$.
TNNIIE snbscrbe' is receiving his .ssrz.lEZ>
4 stock Of Spring and Summer EssSSsssssssW
Drugs, which have all Ell selected EsgzsN
by himself in the Eastern cities. and ls S% "a
much the largest assortment Of the SssEHs=1S
k ind ever brought to this maTket: and i'll po'nt
Of quality, price, etc., will compare with any
stock in the country. He will sell us low n' my
c thblishmeut west Of the mountains for cash or
approved country produce Persons wishing to
Book on E19'egg L5aae,
would do well to cal and examine hi stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Cadiz, May 10. 1882 J. BEAlI1.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15
SHAVTTTG.

I WOULD respectful y nnnOnnco to The citizen
\ ofCadi2 TINT have again taken my old shop
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
Store. which wns recently occupied by Jones and
Roper. / would respectfully ask the public to
give nc n call at 'Numbcr Two"
TERMS by THE QUARTER. t.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-15
DOMESTIC GOODS

For common wear. general assortment Uf
Bnnncts, Misses BaIs and Bcliiets. l. attics call
and examine Or yourselves. nice lot OF shoes
iur ladies and children, n ...... ....-. ~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05
Encourage Home Manufae8
Hires.

! iiE Subscriber, grateful iur. The liIicfag9
: patronage l"r"tpore bestowed ,lt.cns
him, takes Ills mGShod ui informing ieIssss
"t sumter and lhe aslj"ining districts, Vie
1I'il q n"nImnes 10 rarIE on The CARRIAGE
o's branches, At his s,ahI in Eisioprille, S.
lie Is making large additions lu lis Estiblisll-
n',l'' 5" ~ u enl!lic him tD manufacture every
tIG& MNLiuoi III Liz lc y, ;!ic klIrtesl noiire,
ana ~ sfyle II Workmanship eqnnf 10 any IN
ihc S"nii,yru Siacs. lie las in his employ "a q
rcrlcnccd workmen. and is Well snpphe.i with
The best season,d timber also will I'rimmiI,,Is
ami aionnings OF the latest STYLE q
All new work done in his line will be war q
rnntcd II months aud repaired wltlion, cha rne.
II 1t nll IN TINT iinei lie will do repairing ni
the shortest notice. and in case ary pc n isi,Iis
nj distance should want repairing don, .iy ili,.y.
VIII write To that effect lu will send for ,hel
job, and return il wien done.
-. JAS. w. 4AMBROS z5s
person could expect. 80 - -
BishopHille, $. c., March 9, 1852 2a-lvE
months. / Z, sfsSsss
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HUSBAND nuHrlSG.--,,lc;uh h,

HUSBAND nuNrlNG.-'ilc;yb yb no.
Unjust have husband!' said Miss
Crooks. "What shall I do? Here
] am@hard upon my twcnty.Gf,h
year, and they say l am as t..~cly
as q hedge fence, to boot 8E':at
shall I dog
Woman's wit is not to sncczeG at
by those who do not take snuff, and
being bent on getting a husband, she
would leave no stoned unturncA.
She bought ticket in the lottery. 1t
drew handsome prize.
My dear Miss Crooks. is thSH
you?' cried a lawyer Of the villa 81
one evening. How dare you 90
home alone this dark night
sOh, | am used to it, said she,
slyly.
The young man never let her
60 home alono after that. lie mar
ried the gold, with Miss Crooks
thrown in.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHAT IT WAS cur wIrII.-A party of
\ friends had assembled one evening,
and after discussing the various topics
ssof the day, one Of them remarked
Us Well boys, suppose you've heard
sOf Davis Duncombcs marriagc!"
.t Some of them had heard of it and
some had not.
We'll" continued the speaker, :" he
is married, and WAS at the wedding.
IA right merry time VIC had of it, too,
81 assure you; but there was one thing
shat surprised me very much, and that
gas the manner in which they cut the
Wedding cakc-l can't help thinking of
ut. Now what do you suppose they
iScut it with ?'
Il "The wedding ring" said one.
~ No." answered the first speaker,
- You must guess again"
s5 A string" said one.
"No,"
sE' g A stick Whitfield to an edge" sus-
gested q third.
Ss A piece of tin," vcnturcd u fourth,
thinking he had hit it. a
"No." -
'a...: 81. " We'll, what was it ~ cxclailA
sir-ono fs9asssas ass! t7czziT7g ' c7cfy
imaginable article that they could
think of, except the right one, that
could either possible or impossibly, be
put through such Il cake.
- Why" said the quid, "thcy cut it
with knife to be sure"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05

Bea- In severity of sarcastic
remark, Burns was unrivallcd. In a
mixed company one evening, the
conversation turned on the death
of friend; one Of those present said
he would like to attend the funeral,
and wished Mr.. Burns to loan him a
black coat.
sAs I am invited to ,hc same funcr-
al,' said Burns, Il cannot lend you
my coat, but can suggest a substi-
SUITE
sWhat is that?' asked the other.
'Throw your character over your
shoulders, and that will prove tias
bNaekest coat you ever wore ,,,ezs,.4.s 3
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05

PURIFYING CELLARs.-A very
\ simple means Of disinfccting cellars
and close apartments is coming into
ase. 1t is merely putting into an
earthcnware vessel double,han1ful
OF common salt moistened with water,
and pouring upon it5eight ounces Of
salphurlc o, acid, forming chlorine gas.
lz ,Ehe . room q must be vacated while tho
gas gas 4 is 5eingg g generated.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05
Cheaper than Ever.

y lot of c"lorcd Baragcs. NJ cents !, or ward,
SIX Warp BaIcgcs. ut l8 81, 25 and 81 Lie.
Superinc quality Paris Barcgcs, Mt 70 cents.
Extra super Broche Embroidered Barcgcs.
Superime Silk Tissue Silks ana Tissue silks,
M % and 81 Lie
Fine quality Mourning Musins. slightly dam.
aged, at half price, II l-2 cents.
CoId Mnslins, ynrl wide, al II -, IS "a, 20
and 25 cents
Gold Aluslins, 5.4 wide, &, 25 cents.
"hite Einb'd SWISS Nluslins, AT Is 81, 25 and
81 Ii cents
Cora Lawns and Cold Enb'd Muslns, 10 - :
Striped Linen Lnslres at 10 cents
superior Silk and Linen Poplins, at 81 III
Strong Blue Shirrinss, Stripes md Tickirgs, It
II cents, and
iot oi Mnsin lnser'ings and Edgings, Mt half
price, 10 lose on, AT
w. J. jacob g. SON,
:, ~ king-st., opposite the Nig Boot.
June 30, 1852. 36-tf
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The sun is very WE'LL" said an
lrishnan, " but in my opinion the
moon is worth two of it; for the moon
affords us light i'll the nighttime, when
We really want it; whereas we have
the sun with us i'll the day time, when
We have no occasion for it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05
New Arrivals

NJ TllE CAMDEN BAZAAR
! y" sr'''crisrs have jest received their new
- n'i '"n, of SPRING AND SUMMER
~ ~, which consists partly of
'"i'."s. CingiunlS. plain and embroidered
II - Fancy Aln,lnS, al all prices: Linen
u 'h'ic; 0ssnrtcd coiors; Cumltic and lIuslils,
IL 70 "r' hcckcd: Grapes, iarcgc., Chal!ys.
.t .t 'i''aH. iissu Silks, ana great variety of
u. arIrirs suitable for Ladies Dresses.
~ So ! large assni linen; of Linen Cambria
J. i,ih., Needc-"Orhcd Collars and Cuus.
II "'i>'iis and Caps, MnsiII and Lace S.crvrsi
aHrs sud AlantiilaS, Lace and Muslin l.d.iue
lN 'rrr,ng, Borncts aud Ribbons OF the
IN IN lylcs. Ivory, Black anl Feather Fans.
las and ParaSols, aad = great variety OF
= liclcs too numerous To name.
aSs3 rechincnd their slock uf hlcnclrd
Siiriiig. blue and striped Home
sksss nd Linen Osnaburgs. Bed Tick,
as5aA Iowellnng and Table Linen.
imert of Hosiery of every de-
4 tread Lace and Silk Gl owes
{ Snds 10 call At their Store,
bic 10 satisfy them in
price aS in lie ;,ssnrl=,
DtUCk 1.
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~-s..o-s"-

A Mr. Hen has just started new
paper i'll Iowa. He says he hopes by
hard scratching to make u living for
himself and his little chickens.
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CZRCIlE

The subscriber rcsrrc,ftliy informs hs
friends and customers, that he is now rcc,ivji.a
M his old stand. No. 2G HAyNE-SruErT IN
s!nirS) from England, Germany, France AMI iIm.
Northern States, 4 complete ;.ssoriiuejl, Of
Staple on0 -fanen Dress GooNs,
Gold ard Silver Watches, Jewelrv Sc
as per Catalogue annexed, which he is prrn,r..
ro sell ON rr,isuriab!c ferns. M Hhoi..soEe ouJy
tot" ''"nnlry Trade. He respectfully soIi,,i,s
call hciny determined 10 sell ns low ms nn,.
l!ulso in the City. T.. G. BROWN
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.

" -. 'ho'ii.hN, WHO IS w TIE SHSif,-:
>dy oi the Sheriff OF Sumter District.
by virtue Of certain Wriis of e.apias adj
Sat'siaciendun, NJ the suit, sof Thomas
McGcc, having filed IN my office, togetlie.:
wllh0 Schedule on oa,lEsof his Estalc 9astt
effects his petition 10 lie Conrt OF. .Cni,i-s
mon Pleas. praying ,lias lie may be dd,nii-S
ted 10 the benefits OF The ActsOi HE GeIc@
raj Assembly made for lie relief Of fiDss,i4
vent debtors. II is ordered That he said
Thomas Niece, and allnlhers, tic Credit,
ors 10 whom the said C. ID SYanglpns isfn@
wise indebted. lir, mid illeysaarc iie,el ii
summoned. have notice Ia ii plear,
lore the said Conital Sumter Court Hal;sst:,
on The Eighth ,lay t,i Nepeinhpr tt.St ;i,s
si'ey cause, u any HEY se,sn ,sisy s.ss
PRAYER OF S'llop petlftph atoresai,, Asnl siis
beSgranletl. l.lS IS 3. y IS s.
81 s lifStsl h i ID s, 4
.',iss
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-ai

c Dr. johnson thought riding in
a pos ,chaise with aprctty woman was
one ofthe highest delights of lilc.-
WHAT would the DIR. have thought of
riding III a crowded omnibus With an
unpaid np lnndludy in front Of him
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Sec young lady, and tell her she
has Il pretty foot. She will then wear
small, thin shocs-go out into the wet
catch Il cold-thc cold will soon be-
come Il fever, and she will die in Il
month.
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Lewis M, Hatch,
no. l2O N1ElRlTHNG sIhsa,E,1

NO, K2O WEiRTWHNG SThsaiRIT'
CHARLESTON, S. G..
oiLSHmSrcrm H-SIr,,, i and Whalc-AgcA, Fm Tho
WHITE EEAD-Agcnt for Union Cm,mny.
IRON ShFES-Agcnt for Rich's Salanunisr
Pl.AIF0RAlE seal LES--A gent Tor iAiharles.
BOGAltDuS,S MILLS gsn, for Mi. Is,
kGEcRtilA BURR STONES. Alannfsciu3
rers Articles, 2 rSts
sLEhi' ER BAND IS, ii NE STOCK. 81
Nst Charleston. k3ns. .ls q s.Ss;}s x (
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05

When man calls 10 Sc another dn-
ring the busiest porti"nlol the day, it
is not worth willie for him to stay
more than All hour after l.c has told all
he knows.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05

"Nliss Brown, l have been to
learn how to tell fortunes. said a
young fellow to a brisk brunette.
Just let me have your hand, if
you please
La! MIR. White, how sudden you
are! Well, 60 and ask my father" "
'"Tis strange" muttercd young
man as he staggered home from
supper party, show evil communi.
cations corrupt good manners. I've
been surrounded by tumblcrs all
the evening, and now I'm tumb-
Ter myself"
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Through Fare from Charles
ION 10 BAl.liMttl:E 81 r.l,,S;
10 lliil.ADElI.lIia Il .s5! s:.S Y
md TO Nt.W-NU RKS S. i,
1lss 1s9Es -sss.1 -sss;.sS1- ff;zs IN 8
YIlE GREAT MAu.LkOuTE9 lsKi.l n

- - - ANN'Ntl ftlhNiIslg4
CHARLESTON s. {, sssa5ss
LEAVING The Wharf at.,hc. siuot ;dfs
Laurens-st. daily at 3, j.. M ;l,er5 1, hnG
arrival OF the Southern srirs, via Wiz
AlNGlON, n. G., from which 4 Isaist
Two daily ral'~ are dispatched al 4
and I NJ; Mc . ncknniI iIcn,Ineriin..: 6
Weldon with the Iiics 30 i'eIe: stYl Yl:f.Ss
kicflll"i,d. Waslhngloi,, Lalun.ure, i III. ii,-s
dclpi'a, and Ncw-iork. The pubic ~
respectfully informed tia, lie steamers Of
iih'se lines, are III frsI ralr c0n,i.ts nj, aid
are nv;aatcd ~ we'll Known .til q. e
pcr'cnc.d commanders: lie RaiI. R,an sS
are IN fine oidcr, ul.c .NtiIl,,innisi,s Z
and Weldon. as well AS lhc SeainnriIs
and K"E"Ec having rcrculy hcei srt. AID
wi's' heavy TraiD lhc,chy &c, uri.p!s st,,si,s
s"'c'y and desI.a,, h, Iiy these { rnites I
asscii:ers rvaliag themselves u il,e8
lhSF TRAIN may reach Baltimore MS MS
~ hours. Philadelphia III ~ Iit,irs. : nd d
NV lnra N 50 ~ hours; aud l,yss ,l.s
SECOND RAIN they ;.rr.ve IN, Bnlz
iil""re IN 70 hours, ruhadrlrha q ii, :.5tiis
A"nrSr and New York IN 81 II hours. d
Through tickets can alorieil,e lind 'ifsjtssa
+ WiNSl.OW, Agent nl,l.c WI,,i,1,s. jty.s
ANA R"le'gh Rail Road Company. 4, lie
otine OF lhe Company, lcul ,,,s s,nrci,s
street, Charleston, s. c.. 10 wA.ln i,icase
apply. ! sss'e
March %, 1872.
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ADVICE TO loUSG NIES.-I.ive
tcnpcrntcly- to church-a,tcnd to
your ail;'rs-lovc all the pretty girls
harry one of them live like man,
and die like Christian.
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No pains will be srnr''l," as the
Iuack said, when saving Il a poor
fellows leg to cure him OF the cl.cunna-
tism
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Executors Notice,

| have appointed Mr.. Samuel +. Wilson my
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF the Es,ute
OF Coz. Stephen l.acoste, late ofthis District
ANNA l.. LAGOS rE.
All persons having demands against the Es.
tate of Stephen LncGste will present them iuly
a'tesled. Fho-e indebled will make immediate
payment 10 & s. T.. WILSON. Aren't 5i
Maysitlb 1881 rs Is ,sssf ff J, y
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onc OF the toasts drank Mt a recent
celebration, was" Woman she re-
self"
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There is Il IMAM OH llUny Island SO
short-siSltcd that he can't sec to 60
to sleep without specs.
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"Oh, heart" cxcIaiFS
who had been chewing soIiS@ 81
pies, Il have swallowed an O1d f4S
low ~
&" An Odd Fellow 2"
Yes, he is giving me the grip."
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O e s r Y !.
Old q d 8 Folks & s an Home.

by e. b {, ,cIIRIsTY.
Way down on tie Swanee Ribber, 5
IisS Far, far away
Ss 3ere' where my heart is turning ebbe
Dere' g where dc ole folks stay.
all'np and down the whole creation,
! W. Sadly | roam;
Still longing Tor de ole plantation,
And Tor dc ole folks at allo,nc.
sS Chorus
All dc world am snd and drcnry,
81 Ebbery where l roam.
oh! Darky's how my heart grows wear
Far from dc ole folks at home
All round de little farm wandered,
When ! was young;
Dere many happy days squandered,
- Many dc songs sung,
When was reaping wild my brudIcr,s
Happy was |. s.
Oh! take me 10 my kind ole mot IlQ ssi
Dere lot me lib and die. HsA'AAss8 }a|.;sl SIS!
Chorus: C.
One little hut among,
One dat love-, q :,
49, Still sadly to my t
I No mutt9sEs ss3
When Ises
-, !,
sAsS, We dmning,
home. y
SEE heart grows weary,
1Sssss s.ss al home.
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Notice.,

Person having demands against the
)ta,e OF O. S. REEFS, deceased, will
llcm in properly attcslcd, and those
! will make immediate payment to
w. WATlES REEFS.
!, 1852. oS-tf
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LIER COME Amt
DYSPEPSIA, GIlR()NICE
OR NkvouS DEBILITY, DIS.
EASS OF THE KIDNEYS,
and all "a
FSs diseases ART stt
& singfToRi diSor-
dered Lircr or Sfo-
lach, such as Consiipd.
a. Iuuurd Piles, Faliness
or bod to The Head, Acidity of
he Silah, Nan$cd, Hear. burn, Dis
gust JoEood, Fnilmess or lFcieht IN the
Stomach, Pnr Eructations, Sinking or Hut-
tcring he pit Of The Stomach, Suin-
ming tie Head, Hurried and Diff.
caI}rdfhing, Fluftering at The
1iri, CHOKING or SmB0rafing
Fnsnfi0ns uhcn in lying
posture, DimncxS 0J
Vision, dots or
l4 uc6xbrfOrc the
Sight,
Fever nj Hull pain i'll the Head, Deficiency
VI Pcrs Eion. Iellowness Of the Skin and
Eyes, L Jim The Side, Buck, Chest. Limbs,
Me-, ST. IN Flushcs OF Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, tinnt Imagining of Evil, and Grcu,
dcprcssk@f Spirits. can be clI1ct,ally cured bv
I'd DIR. HIGHLANDS
Gel Eaicd German ESitters,
PREPARED BY
a.. M. .B .B:sCMSOE2.
AT TlnEElsMAN MEDICINE STORE,
Arch Street, Pl,adc phiu.
Their wer over the above digcasrs is no;
eaccllcd-J ulualed-by any other pr,p,ru.
ZION in Il United States, ms the cures u,,cs,. il,
many cay after skillnl physicians had failed
These ilcrs are worthy the attention o
invnlids. assessing great virtues in lie rlifi
cation u''li>rascs OF the Liver and lesser
glants,c cising The most searching powers il
w'uhresicrl affections of the digestive organs
they are hal, satc, certain anL pleasant.
NEA, AND BE. CONN NlNCED.
From tic Boston Bee.
The cdilr said, Dec, 22nd
Or. hIR"ndS Ccfc6ruicd German Bitter
Tor the cE OF Liver Complaint, .Iuun,icc
Dyslrl'sin, hronic or Nervous Debility, is dc
scrEcdly or OF the most popular medicines o
HE day. hcsc Bittcrs have been used by lhorI
sands afi,ln ficni AT our elbow says he 'l,;i
himself r'Blved an ctlcc'ual and pcrmnnen
cure oi iEcr Complaint from The Use of this
remedy, are convinced ti,nl i'll tllc use o
,tft
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PER r Y M MOSES,

!
(At the old stand oi \. J. g. l.. Musns)
Oilers to his friends and tie public generally,
u fresh supply "fcvcry variety of goods selected
by himself, Viz: in Dry G"o,!>-
di, '-S, IL, 81, mp I" FL Domcstics, from
cents yard up, or less by ,lr. qun.,iIy.
hfnWn Linens III u - cents :, yard!
C"lnrti musIins, and Linen l.,lS,rcs, 8 wards
to The dollar.
hIte Grape :Shnwls at S. O0
IN GROCERIES,
Baltimore Flour, (warranlcd goo,!) nj Sc so
Cas-
25 SACK SI;t.
Barrels q! E;,fri
Old G"vcr;Iin.n' lava Coffee in Mats
sugars OF al kiHds, some excellent quality at
IL cents.
Sperm and AdamHurinc Candles. less Than
lhey can he b"ngl' rrgu!',rly in Charleston by
ne box. AlIn"nds, Reasons, Figs, Curran.S.
tilr"n, Candy, DC.
CROt hi.RY,
~ Ertnt variety, AT very low prices, and lie
and Carpenters Tools,
April 2nl, 1852 Eff
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Dow. Jr.. says Sleeping in church
rs always tolerated in land of rcli.
'ious liberty; Lut 80 snoring is Il
!. uisancc to tic III 3,uict and re.
s!cepcrs.
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M'sfortunes are moral bittcrs, which
frequently restore the healthy tone cf
'nc mind, after it has been cloyed and
slckcncd by the sweets of prosperity.
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Notice,

All persons having demands ngain,, the Es.
tate of +. :. Belscr, deceased. will present then,
duly atlcsted; and those indebted will make
payment to f. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Sumterville,
S. c., LOUISA BEISGR, Adm'rx.
Oct. 20ll, 1851 So If
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Nv Uncle ?

The first night after his depart.
ure my aunt t~Rcver slept a wink;
she missed the snoring. The sec.
eai night passed away in the same
sway without sleep. She was get
ting in bad way probably would
have died had it not been for the
ingenuity of a servant.girl-shc took
the coffee-mill into my aunt's cham
sbtss, and ground her to- sleep at
once!
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~ medical writer 4 The Scalpcl,
speaks of two old maius i" so My M.y
raktksatskiISSz The fellow ought to be i'm
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Notice,

LlI Ecrsons indebted to the subscriber
II .hy,No,e or Account are respectfully
sollclie'l 10 call and settle Immediately as
circnms tanccs compel him to call on them.
ID. J. WlNN.
sbAtSss' -, 1857. 2l-tf,
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has just returned from
Charleston with n full assortment of 4 l. |.
KINDS OF GOODS, Wares and Mcr.l,an-
disc III his line of business; having exercised
the utmost Diligence in bmyiny lhrm CIiEAP
AND coon, tnnd goods ucV bongM are haii
SOfi) he can mike it IN object To any one Ia
make Il bill with hin,, either at Wh,!c>.!c or
Retail PERRY MOSES :
April 9Th, 1852 ai-,f
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&C elved,
@ T. Is. Ii A N X s..
A lot Of cheap Mnslins and Ginghams,
Swiss aud Book Mus!ins. Alpaccas,
Embroidered curtain Muslins,
Furniture Dmitics, Fringes,
Chunbra Gingllams, Silk and Linen Lu:;-
tres,
Mohair and Grass Skirts. Corded do.
Chem'sc'ts & Collars, Mourning Collars
Ladies white and cold Kid Gloves and
Slippers.
Ladies and Misses cold and blk Caters
-ALSO-
IL Bales Superior Factory Yarn.
May 81, 1852. 3l-tf