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4 Rarn Chancc fnr a SNUG IIOmel

Will tcsoll on reasonable terms a first RI @
little FARM OF 81 acres, OF which are tin .
bcrcd, miles south cast Of Salem, on the Ne
l.shou rcad The improvements are ncs
two s'ary Il omc house, n first rate frame ba'',
barr, &c. Il is good land and pleasant situn.
ji1n. Possession given on the let Of April NJ ,
or sroacr IL desired. For terms, apply on !. &"
prcuiscs. to ANNA W1uGIIT
Or 20 H. T. Wright, at Chessman & WrightS
Salem, Ohio
November 6, 1852.
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Receipts for The BugIe for The week ending
- November Ord.

Bennett of the New York Her
ald sailed for England few days since
In his honor, CoptRiudcrs with some chosen
companions accompanied him to the wharf,
and fired u few parting guns.
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DR.. Franklin, speaking of education, says:
ali man emptes his purse into his head
no man can take il away from him. An in
vsstment in knowledge alwas pays the best
interest.
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EGds.-Over thirty tons af eggs were rcceiv-
cd in Sandusky, on Tuesday OF last week. via
the Sadusky and Newark Railroad.
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RlOKNI B0OKSIl

I"e Uhie S'orc, Uac'c TOMS CaJiH,
EH'hctt'c Romance, .Nyghi side Of Nature.
Religion Of Gso'ogb Daws' Rersidiions
Cw,yts Llc QfStcn'nr, Gycai Haymonir, rols.
l. H. III, Uoir Cme Encyclopaedia,
And a splendid assortment OF fancy prcsenia-
ton Books, ard an endless variety of Juveniles.
Also, q largo stock Of Bibles Historical Poet
zeal, Scientific Miscellaneous, and School books,
steel pens, Glllpcns, Accordcons, Toys, Fancy
AMI lc7, Hank Books, Portfolios, States, nnda
complete assortment of plain and fancy Station
cry, iI.t received and for sale at J. McAIlluus.
CHEAP BOOK STORE, doors cast Of tho
Town Hall. whore every book in the market caa,
be procured, ir ordered, at tho lowest prices l,r
cash. In addition 10 the above can be found &c
nice lot Of Well and Window Paper.
Salem, O .tulcr rs, 1852.
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~ maa can EHd no.clerc so good Sarngs
y mi as By emp'gag his purse INTO his head.
hnow'cire IS he best capital he can possess; i!
is at his coRmaad erery momeni AID ai,rays
uJJrc B4r.-BN. FEANKLIN.
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or ENgEz2EST
10 htTChGRlS Ci,IkN TraChtH, SiuGcEls,
and All lCn.

JUST fUBLlSllED-A new and com.
plrte set OF Rules 10y which all the liinda-
mental operations of Artcmciic mny he per.
formed IN an incredibly short space Of lime
To become ulasler oithcm will require not
more lIiun a couple hours study of any good
sound mind: and the student will thereby bu
enabled to Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Di-
vide, IN any sum no matter of how many
figures, more accurately, (indoed, beyond he
possibility Of an error,) aud in less than one.
fourth the time required in the old system.
These Fundamental Rules nre follow cd
lay An Examination into the Properties OF
Numbers, which even further facilitates tho
other operations.
There are also embraced in the work,
RULES FOR THE CALCULATION OF
INTEREST, which will work out the inter-
est Mt any rate upon any sum with the nj.
mast 0cc'TGcg and a simplicity and quick.
ness inlly equal To all the other operations hy
this, aud vastly superior to all courses IN tho
old plan.
Together, these form the MosT CoMPLETE
TREATISE on l!Ie Science Of Numbers ever
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To business ncn from the immense amount
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detail of business lite. Particularly ought
they 10 lc in The hands OF Merchants nnd
Clerks, Teachers aud Students, aud Young
Men generally
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ORDER EARLY!


u The copies of the few remaining hum
dreds oi the present edition nrc being hur-
rlrd oil al price greatly reduced from Tint
(S1l at which lie balance were sold, TO mako
room Tor new edition 10 be gotten up in n
magnificent and and costly siy lo immediute-
Iy uron closing out the present ono.
u Every purchaser is bound las n mat
ter al Justice aud protection to lhe copy.
rlshicsi) by his sacred pledge of honor, TO
use the Processes for the instruction of him
self only, and to inpart the information o6-
lalred from them 10 no one.
UF' 10 obtain tho Processes it is neccs-
sary to gave such pledge, with the price,
Three Dollars, enclosed in u letter, postpaid,
directed To 7. NAY MARKLEY, Funkstown,
/ Washington County, Maryland. The Pro.
ccsses viii hc forwarded post, paid, to tho
gwen address. BE particular to write tho
name OF The Post OlIirc, County, aud State,
distinctly; with those neglectmg this, mis-
takes frequently occur
! u Those melorring it, can order copies
! ol Ihe lonlIcoming edition, which will ba
ready nhout the holidays. The price will bn
| 80; orders sent before its issue will be filled
us soon ms lhe copies are ready, for s..
Eocai Agents Wanted.
In every town, and all through the cou
lryi great Numbers of copies Of these Ruiz
can he disposed of by any one who will only
take the trouble 10 make their scope known.
| They coinprse !hat which business men.nnd
every hody, has long irIl The want Of and
viii gladly ohtuin. Tho nature orthe busl,
ness ALLOWS my one 10 act rs Agent, aud Ia
energy clsWc9 large reward AS before
explained, tho business, requiring priyacy.
orders rom Agents are filled in separn;c
sealed envelopes for delivery through their
hands When number OF three copies or
more are ordered with the remittance M one
ume, 33 per cent, is allowed to he reta;s.I
rs Ne Agents fec and 30 per ccn,on
ders for eight copies or more. 80,
September %, lS52
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Things .Nt,c and Old. IN installation Ser
mon, By \. ". Hgginson, Minister Of
The UorceSier Free Church.
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Saddle and Harness

HaseAasag, sScEssatFRsaS &C,
under Sign Black Horse Head"
fhllE Subscriber still con-
IL tinues to offer his services 10 [EA.
the public, in his line, on the most accol.-
dating terms. He Will Make and Repair
Harness ut either Charleston or Columbia
prices. Saddles Made and Repaired to
order, Covered cheaper than in either ol
the above named placcs.) Some of our
friends have been To the above named
places and made beautiful selection Of
Buggy Harness, for. Ten Dollars: Now |
will say to the public, that we will compare
our Harness and sell according to the
weight. will make set Of Harness 10
weigh just the same as those bought in
Charleston or Columbia, oi ihn same stock,
for Nine Dollars. All kinds Of merchanta-
blc trade will he taken for work done.
Old Saddles will be bought here, under
sign, BLACK Horse Head" main-cross
street, near WIN. Wchh's store, and the
Sumter House. VIC. DUNCAN.
SumicrviI!c, June 7, lSj2. 33-:3w
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Warranted to Stand
the Southern S,aSgas,fr

100000 SAVED YEARLY. MARX THIS FACT,
*isEtT'S k'.;kssiG N5isHv:a2 is;.isss
wa Stand any Climate Wiihom Cracking.
ScErrics: read this testimony from lh. Prcsi
dent Of the Reading Rail Road Company.
OFFICE OF PIiL'A. " READING r. Il. Co,
NO I3 S.-front-st. cor. Willing and Alley. !
PHILADELPHIA. May 3, 1892.
j. ). SHrcr, ESg.:- Dear Strive have used
you! . Plastic Paints for more than 4 year, and
tor painting bridges. dcputs, &c &c. we have
io'ihd IT equal T." any paint wc have used in
TACT we now give II a prc!crancc over all others
We have tried for such purposes.
Yours respectfully,
The above is but one OF the many certificates
We have received from gentlemen of our civ,
who have nscd Silvcr's Mineral Prints
COLORS.--"c have seven different cc,o5s
viz ihrrc browns. two chocolates, black and
yellow, and by combination, make every varc.
" and shade of color
IRON Foir"n, they furnish perfect pro /.
teciion against inSt, for they contain no metal,
which. like white lead, acts L,.Strucivcly on Tho
IRON. In fact, this paint makes iron douby
Vnlun BILE for building purposes
'bklCk WORk.--Ihcy give 20 house walls
'huch heavier coating than any other paints,
ana II standing is required. nothing holds SO
ilElniv or finishes SO well with il.
oi'D tOtlFS.--tiivc us II roof never so old
ana icaky, Siiver's Mineral Paints will ma ke it
chcap|y new. and more enduring than ever II,
WAS. -
SHIPS using this extraordinary mineral IA
wv PePnfei IL lot them, will be proof against tho
action ~, OF not suns, worms. and salt water.
DlRECTlONS.-Usc Linscrd Oil mix "a
think as you can, and Use as other paints.
'ieSe PAINS need but little driver. and for
pruning ana second coa,ings in all ho,,schylI
works, hey will be found far cheaper and more
durable than lead ''0''
Dealers and consumers can proeur. hi.
paint "i FRENCH d. RICHARDS.
Wholesale Agents,
Northwest cor. Tenth aud Markc,.sts, Pnil'n..
Also, Importers of Plate and Coiorcd Win.
dow Glnss. Dcnicrs i'll Drcgs, Paints, &c
May ]. IS5! ,n
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She1iFls Sales.

DY virtue OF sundry Executions to me
- directed, will be sold a, Sumter Court
House, on The lst Monday aud day follow
ing i'll July next, within legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers TO pay for
titles
negro levied on rs the property of John
A. Colclougl at the suits OF a. Young,
and the Estate of John Evins.
negro levied on as the property Of W.
X. Mcknight, at the suits ot w. r. Leach,
Ad.nrx., and w. III. Ballard.
l negro levied on as the property Of
Henry a. IIoladay, at the suits ol Thnm-
as J. NJ. Davis, 2 cases, and Henry Kelly.
l negro levied OH as the property Of Jo
scph II. Stukes, at the suits OF w. Ilubtcll,
aud John China.
negro levied on as the property of G.
w. Barnes, at the suits OF W. w. Andcr-
son, and Samuel Tate.
horse levied on as the property Of +.
q. Jenkins, a, the suit OF d. a. Foxworlh.
Mare and Colt levied on as the property
John w. Donald, at the suit OF +. Duramt
& Co.
uoiSt IcNitu WI DIS lilc I'I'pcl'f VI w
Kelly, at the SUIT OF james T.. Pack.
horse levied on as the property John
q. llolladay, at The suit OF WIN. Nettlcs.
House and lot in SumtcrviiIe, and Leath-
or, Shoes, Hides in Tan, Shorrnakcrs t"ola,
&c, levied on az the property ot jesse
Morgan, at the suit oil John Conncrs, 3
cases.
l25 acres Of land in Clarendon, levied
on as the property OF {. f. Rschbourgh, al
the suit OF Rid Dollard.
$50 acres Of land in Clarendon, levied
OH us the property of J. N. R.dgcw; ~, ut
the suits uI w. K. Burgess, EXT, eases,
and II. J. Price.
262 acres oi land in Carc1nont, levied
on as the property OF Ben. Courtney, i, The
suits Of T.. j. DnklIs, Thomas AlIsbrooE.
aud WIN. Nclilcs.
600 acres of land in Clarendon, levied
on DIS the property OF l.. ID. Bryant, at the
sut OF Edward Broughion.
800 acres of land in Cinrcmont levied
on ds the properly ri Thomas Garrett, at
the suits ui w. Ward, a. .Abra!,.ins, .
Eases, and J. r. Pack, and others.
JOHN &. RHAAIE, S. u.
Sumtcrvillc, June ~, 1852. :j5-,d.
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T'iac E';s.A,ctto Regiment.
EXECUTIVE DrrARrrCHr,

V.IIuIHII0, IEiI.l IS~.lI.
The medals winch were Gcsirnrd Inv
the i.crisia,uic 10 Ec awarded 10 the NOM
bcis o! The pil,u.ilo Rrrin.cnt have been
bestowed on the sury. yors OF ,l,c rcui.uen,
un'v.
The fnllowirn yn'cs will hc ol.rrycL in
their future d.s:r..,u,iru:
|. Tha, metals he awarded To all Off
GERS and nn:n m!.o we're hvuorab.y d;s-
charged.
.. Tha, Wien an officer res;r,cL and
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Receipts per Rail Rail at Su,ntcrvillc
Depot, Tor tire week ending june 20, 1852
Mdze. TO Brown, Lee " Co, Roach a.
Blarkwood, /. B. Hanks, Il. O'Connor, Il.
}. C".shian, II. CrouYhr, w. &. W,ndllam
J. Il. C"Iclough, J. G.. Burgess, T.. B
BLACKWELL II, Moses. J. A. Cuclnngh. J.
J. Nelson, Thonas Clark, $. Il. Chand rr,
+. VI. Mrlie;L T.. ID. Pnugic & Co. Wm
WGhh, y. a. Rhamc, Ti,In&s Muu,vhatr.
J. Newman, Thomas Il. Flowers, Jnlln
O'Connor, + Myers, g. II Richardson, F..
J. M0ScE, y 6. Span, Miller & Brnlnn, H.
iiaynswrr h, ~. Il Poole, :. r. kcn!rlck,
l.. Green, G. +. Mason, James NJ Pits,
Samuel liarvin. NJ. u. Clark, J. T. Bran
son. Mrs. Gayle, =. II. Tate, II. $pann,
Webb Clark. NJ. II p"whcn, ]. J. ingra-
ham, y. Muses., W. J. Singleton, l..
White, K. + Lyon ard Timothy 'or,o,
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Scientific wonder
IMPORTANT TO DYSPErTIcs.

Dr. J. 5. 1ionghlon's Pepsin, the true Di.
gcs,ive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Kennel, or the Fourth Stomach of the OK, after
directions of Baron Licbig, The great Physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by J. S. IIough,on, II. d., Phla;
dclPhia. This is truly n wonderful re medy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jnundicc, Liver Com.
P'aint, Constipation and Debility, curing alicr
Natures Owa Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, conu,ir,-
ing Scientific evidence Of its value. furnished
by agents, gratis. Sec notice among the medical
advertisements. sly.
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Selling CT at Cost,

sf9ilH sSuuscilbcr takes this ,ncihul Of
~ informing The people OF SunlcrvilIc
and vIcln.iy tital he intends To change his
business, ans! keep GROCERIES entirely.
tie Will therefor sell DRY GOODS %: III
kinds, Hnols, Shoes, Haas and Gaps.
Hardware ANA Crnci;c5y, M frs! CoS', an
Ill Wednesday, the 30 h day June, instant,
at Which lime he will close ny Auction.
THOMAS; O'CONNOR.
June %, 1892. 35-2w
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O r I 7 u AR Y,

piea. in Marion District, on the 22d of
May last, Cot. THOMAS IlARLLEE, OF
the firm OF Carson, llarllec g. Co, Charles
ton' IN the 50ll year Of his age.
Died, Oh the 10Th May last, a, her resi-
drncc on North San,cc, Mrs. MARIA
tiuGGlNS, wife Of Captain Robert Hug
gins, i'll The 9Th year OF agc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
laoor.:,md,s G;er,nan Hsilters.

This celebrated medicine is ono of the very
best in the country, md its good qualities only
need to be known. to give it precedence over
all others now in usc. We have seen its good
effects lately, after the total future Of many
Others. This is saying more than we Gun for
any other medicine within our knowledge, and
we feel it duty to recommend the Biters 10
the notice of our friends. The genuine is pro
pared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia.
NIy2
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Rich g. Richardson,

hrs. JOHN $. RICH q S. C.. aG,,
~ RICHARDSON, having arsormtt,l
themselves together in :hc rtact.ce ot
Medicine, would announce 10 tic citisais
of Clnrel'don, that they are ready for pfac :
lIc", anu may always be iounii, nslssa pro.
iessinna!!y absent, Ut the office oscupiss,
for TIC last five ycnrs by Dr.. Rich-Bfeat
Friendship y. O., Sumter District, S. G..
May 70, 1852. ;,I-d,
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Rail Road Notice,
s::sz:a! : s:::Ssss] s:=L 5:a2 a II s;A!D
OffIcn VIII. & AIAS. r.. II. Co, }

Nnrinn {. IT.; JUNE I, lS52. (
TIE Stockholders Of Tic W..utnu Ton
and Manchester Rad Road Company
are hcr'hy notlicd lat the Fourteenth
lHsialmcn' CT Five Dollars pr share on
their subscription, ~ required to he paid
on or before The l$t day OF July, 1852
By order of TIC Board of Directors.
JOHN McItAE, Jr., Treas.
June %, 1852. 35-2t
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u &NEaNN.

7HS1IE SUBSCRIBER, Respectfully RI
turns, his sincerH thanks, 10 t,js
friends; and ,he public for the iibefal tiatr5b-,
age, EXTENDED 10 the firm Of An y Di,Es.,lsss;;
y ROACil and respectfully soliciia a ann.
tlnuance IF the samc, 10 the firm of l.OhfSll
~ H!.AChWOOD, whn will continue
selling goods at Charleston prices Iof cnsif;
J. GELMNGER ROACH,
SuniorvIi!e, May ID.h 1852. a2+tf,
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C0parsnaessssSD Notice,
Great Excitement in Charleston.
AT DUNN g. DURYEA'S,

23S Bend of King Street.
I'VE Are now selling oHr Stock at re-
~ markablv low priccs--Ncat Linen
Goats rs low as - cents Very neat Linen
and MarscillcS Vests at ~ cents Black
dress a lpacca Cnats at 81 Black dress
Pants 81; Linen Pants at IRON 81 10 S3,
very pretty patterns; Black Cloth Dress
and Frock Coats Mt So. Our Stock ia
now the most complete in the city, and
will DC sold at prices To correspond with
the above, and with our rrpu,alsn Of bcluy
the cheapest and best Clotlijng Store in
the c'ty-thosc i'll want are invited To give
us call.
June l. 1852. :}2-!i
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Attention Rihemall,
Dissolution.

TIE Copar;mership heretofore existing
/ undcr the name AMI ri iirm AND !thNS
" ROACH, was on the :2Itli instant, dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to make
payment to Roach ~ BLACKwuup, who
arc alone authorized TO settle the business.
J. ]. J. ANDREWS.
]. BELLiNGER ROACH.
Sumtcrrillc, May 20, lS52. 32-Ii
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MN8M8N


THE Capartnership Of G. A r S 0 N,
i HARLLEE 4. CO. is dissolved in
consequence of the death nf Thomas
Harllce, the business ot tho firm will be
closed up by the surviving partners.
ELISHA CARSON.
DAVID A. CARSON.
Charleston, juno /, 1852. 32-,t
C0paTsnaes'ssaSa0 Notice.
THE Subscribers have tIis day formed
i Copartncrship in the Faclorage and
General Commission business, under the
firm of ELISHA CARSON IL SONS,
and will be thankful Ia the Iric;ils of the
late firm Of CARSON, flARE1.EE q. Co., for
4 continuance of their friendly patronage.
ELISHA CARSON,
DAVID a. CARSON.
JAMES N. CARSON.
Charleston, June l. 1882 G2-tf
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r., .tiiES. Asa operation
On and after the first of April the Mail
and Passenger Trains on The Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will run to
Maycs' Station, - miles from its junction
Will, the Camden Branch Rail Road as fol-
lows:
Leave ipnction daily u, 2 80 p. VI. after
the arrival Of the Cars from Charleston.
Arrive mt Ma, chester. 3. 10 i. 81
a. Su!n'crvIllc, 3. 80 " :"
4" Maycs' Station. L. 70 '' +"
Leave N"yes' Stain daily al 6. CO A. NJ.
Arrive At Snln,erviilo, q. 40 " q
=" Manchester, I. 25 " "
- Junction. 40 +" E"
III tine IL connect with Charleston.
4 Daily line Of stages carrying tho L. S.
Mail through Darlington G. H., and Che
raw 10 Fayetteville, will run in connection
With the Rail Road
Passengers between Charleston or CO.
lninha and Fayetteville, or intermediate
points will find this ,llc most comfortable
and expeditions route.
l.. J. FLEMING,
R"s'l Eugn'r w. x NJ. X. r.
April, 9th, 1872 2i-,i
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Lots for Sale,
For Sale.

will chcr for sale on sale day in July
ucXl, during the usual hours OF sale. IN
front oi the Court House, ono Nrrro Eel
low levied on rs the property OF John A.
C"iclough, at the suits OF Town Council
i.t Suntcrvlle.
J. Nj. CHANDLER,
NlaIsLal ~. G.
June 18th. 1859 BIS,
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Encourage Home Manufae
fires. ,ls

TliE Suhzcrilcr grateful for The liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed uraiii
him. takes this method of informing The p-t,i,iio
OF Sumter and the adjoining Districts, that lro
Si'ii continues to carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING busincss in all its yari.
Oh: branches, at his stand in Bislop,iic. S. C.
tie Is making large additions to his E5tablish.
mcns, 70 us TO enable him to manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line ct the shortcs. notice,
and in n style Of workmanship equal to ury in
the Southern States He has in his employ exl
teriehced workmcn, and Is we'll supplied with
The best seasoned timber; Also viii, Trimmings
and Mounlings Of the Iatesl style, .,
All new work done in hs line will be WAR;
ranted II months and repaired withou, charge
II ii fail i'll that time: He will do repairing ut
tiie shos'"at notice, and in case any person living
ut distance should wan, repairing done, ifthey
VIII write to that effect, he will send for the
job, and return it Hhcn done.
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
N.b.-liis TERMS are as reasonable us any
person could expect.
Bishopvile, S. c., March 9, 1862 3eo-ly
E;r Black River Wa,chmas Will copy Sis
months >. w. A.
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Lime
Notice,

TOBi eco! YORACCO!!
BARGAINS TO be had III the above article
1t PERRY MOSES
Feb l7,h, 1855, l7-,i
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ChantillT Wells.

Now oren large assortment of Embroidered
Flnck Chanully pem-Fcls: prices range from
5ocents up 10 Sc" pieces They will be found
very cheap for tho qualities and styles.
w. J. jacob & son,
acl Kmcsr., bend rpN the Big Boot.
May q, JS5? .Q-tf
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PERRY III G ES,

PERRY MOSES,
"a III" oil stand Of \. j. &. y. Moscs)
OI1rs To his friends and tho public generally,
a irrs! supply ofcvcry variety Of goods selected
by himself. viz: in Dry Goods
81. 10, IL, 81, up to I'D Domcstics, from
cents II yard up, or less BY the quantity.
Brown Linens al l. - cents yard,
CoIorrd Irnslins, and Linen Lus!rcs, 8 yards
10 the dollar.
White Craps Shawls nj s. co
IN GROCERIES,
Baltimore Flour, warranted gooh) at Sc so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt
Rurrc!s of Lard.
Old Government, Java Coffee in Mats.
Sngurs OF all kinds. some excellent quality ut
+ ii cents.
Sperm and hdamaniinn Candles, less ,Han
they can BE- bought regularly in Charleston by
the box. Almonds K,ison1, Figs. Currants,
Citrrn, Candy, &c.
CNOCKERY,
in great variety, ~ very low prices, and he
DErlES comp:t'ion in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
April 27th, 1852 eft
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Arc now offrirr for :o'c fn" assortment
of DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES.
Boo's and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Hardware. Sald!cry, Crockcry,
Stationary. Sc, &c,
All Of which will be sold 10" at The
Palmetto House
Sun'crvilic, May 90. 1872. 31-.f
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Soda Fountain.
EeHLsCFslG School.

uEsVhFVFsfF, SVEsUUG.
I'd ESSRS. BLACK Il WILLIAMS
Iva takes this lne,hnd Of returning their
thanks to the citizens of Sum,crvillc and
vicinity for their liberal patronage during
their first quarter, and respectfully Informs
'hcin that they have commenced to Teach
ano!hcr quarter. Persons dcairous Of learn
ing this beautiful accomplishment will
please give them a cali, at CllINA's Hotel
Days for Dancing, Thursdays. Fridays and
Saturdays.
SnmIGrvilir, June T. 1852. 33-,f.
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Notice,

Dn. G. ". P1cuARpsoH. having located
himself at Nci'lcs' Store, respectfully OF
frrs his professional services to the chi-
zcns Of Sumter District
June 15ih 1852 3i--tt
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Wilmington g. MancIlestel
Rail Road,
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