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Ne b,e.sSsy, O. FRIDAY E'ESING sts Aas 3 1856
B. A. wYcKOFF.
~ Jnoeps ndent Ocmscracy.The 10 pendent Dsnoea e
.lssiois IL Ciy Of NYDrs, caos % ne principle. and or
s..D; A.. ay Rooms. 10 $50 BsdSsy NoSD1Y EvE 20
. e.; ~ a. I'd It ss sy o. Ssdss Ds s %
TO ' s'' Ticket &C. 3 qD1 A is Sn c Ss'
5 5.ss' g. sd g.'l' Secretaries.
~ Meeting of tbe American Party Of sas ELEysSrH
xy ." &c D. S Il eoes ." faie4g
~ Are Won Armed and gqaippes,'' as tss isw d.
e.s Tor ne as ~ ~ s.' , 5S ,. o' Steam ' P,ss
so Of p 9T o SS Sef tsa esiS os 700 S.
70 Hirh's SAFES Once More FIRE In NEW, IeLEkHs
iLo'F esi sp.ei lso Of VIII" sIEARNS MAR
Me-. .,, No .s % Sss9nL s.Y 4Ss ' 1855
o. 's e. cs g v NE , 5 v f the s.
eo9l.led ihs oos, papers 1nd money worth many
t Ia esi ne rs oonten,s 10 penect state
u pisse's,ion, Ys them beng injured ,gc potner
LOUIS "uy, '''N D-N'''
There DO instance ihse Safes have failed pre-
hs e:a5; n s' ass =. ss dso No i Water aud at
the ke,Oy Avenue AID S. M;.sPl,os Seg-Y9Is
res~orsto RICH 4 Co No as waie'-'.- Nev-Yosk.
~ Practical chemistry AssHS ~, &cPlaet. sliosrn
bon n An.',,s o. 80 p9" o. I'd
sp eon Chemistry other gao ofhe Arts by Prot ohN
A,s'l n Orc ot's hha',s' sss.ss o. Mineral "'
~ sceic'- hmoe. This the given by Mt BoEs 20
nv shs,a. sop suj.,a ~ a one o. ian os a M
ss e., ,6 Dr. s'' H e S0 s IS the y 9f p1oiaea
svis Sesp INA, should 10 g. list qaao thur
s s Hi nay be s9 s, 20 20 s neat ss DoS Of The
me- so, 81 Fb & The P,c.ervsoa Of iSs I'm
oie IN ggsie ,'mstoo BON Of he,s neg b hta
ne tyno so ~ wa ya s2s Co. So Sc Ps ~ 81 IN
su Chan o. No. rs, Rug No. l92 md BaI'oa steele No
ss B,o.ovsy NeSos sad ty the Druggists aud reffam'f'
throughout tie world.
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Acusrs to Get.

4cnsfa 10 LII.
I OFT and STEAM POWER to LEr.-The upper
story q the building No - ard Fssckst. co1taaS s6oui
square feet with hostwsy ana warmed With steam hssi
CHARLES JENKINS. On the prsuaises
pOOMS to LET, with STEAM POWER-Seversl
very 5esabe frvn :, By 2 to 2lo tie New
York Feshs Depot ssAed airy, aud
nshsd win Croton sAsxurts and aief Apps r
ANTHOSY. Elm Frsnsinsfs Room No Il gpstIs
h &c b. 10 snc h<S'ed Also sewers .sast Tgom- =
-ady cover the be TIE cry aFpls 70 FEA
asa fABER, corner Of Greuwich .pd Besebss
TO LET That three story and basement brown
al oden up Rent low % good tenant
Apply FIERCE Rs-st Of Broadway user Metro
poifau Bark.
rI7O LET Immediately. a new built beautiful Man
son on staten The Vanderbilt L40a with al she
handsome fun hsn utensils nen ana plate APoy o
the Boo q The SHAKESPEARE Hotel or to ne Couc-
Of the NsneeIb.t LANDING Staten Island
ITO LET-Part OF House 10 a sm4I family Apply
atNo ~ Chsuber+t, up stairs the premises, NJ 81
West 2stlr't-
ITO LFT-Pleasant furnished Rooms, without board.
i IpqHie a. No. So NsLdewater-st, bear Pearl
TO LEr-Two Rooms Gu the third door of No So
ie.s, abe for ohes; be uade into If re-
4iTed Apply at the Store, az No. AZ Barclsyst
TO LET The elegant brown stone Front House,
No saD5st One Ssofy hrck front House and store
aud Hamilton Bookyn Cottages n Nora
5th-av the 6rh-ay Broadway, up several
pss hus,s lud Newfcrs ln9ure Of >
TOWNSEND No b2Nassust' Ne" fors' up Stairs
ITO RENr-Eigbt Cottages, directly the Long
I.sd Railroad II miles from Brooklyn 20
a. lard attached well ndapd giening vegetables cab
isses sc &c Also well suited neciancl or manufactured me
Ao large Dwelling with eltssni park ort u from 20 to 20
OF lad hsh ~ Of ca isaon vel say Tor ssae aig
ign BENJAMIN wlG5iSs, al Hyde Park Depot Long Island
Raihosd.
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6prses. garvldqee, Er.

MULES for SALE rs choice and bes. selecte'
vi Ketusy Males eaeei n this make, for sale islr
BISHOP re from jersey Civ t-rfy oE tue b-rx-
POINT and J.rsey Psnk Road q SIsSOS OF i.
sry-sv S0uh-dstSt-xss every Is minutes
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Groceries.
Drummer Retreats.

DLEASURE PLEASURE, PLEASURE-To see
lie CrJ Palace enjoy quiet nde AMI seI meas At hoas
hs from he Of muketOs and other pe 40 70 nAsfs
ut. ID the II dnTe a. ne o1
PAGE tebee tie boomnrde osd fo' az me
sasfy the inner htLINJho slo
you call There are beautiful foecs prom
Hudson River RAIoG neny eveEJ bur IN
the day.
yNvHITE NOTWITHSTANDING HOUSE, Mt
w w.shugtsn. n H. BY T. n kOsysROoKk Co
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CHARMING NEW TALE.-D APPLETON 4


~ Co Ne 30 Brcaa~ay, have inst Pasiished
THE PAWN or TIE rALEFACES On. TIVE CESrvRits
40 By T. Brace s0l l2no. Psper, Sc; cloth, 75c
Tht sers the Valley Of the Ccursctcr The spo:
~lsrs IL Of Hartford the ssh so1- Eteea
lad s,tle3 there In ta-
spot surrounded the Hcbe Which bears the
Sfsfe th-oEsh which nt epes INTO he ccean
arc On he oes by beautiful wales Tor which tbs
iofsG the ugudaon % oae OF The Es ia-sns
ever Much o. the history TIE >ase
coToTad but thsn "a tsoaey nec-sa 10
tho eDodson characters insuced va ten 10 pesa
ed sad eoluence sDa
he watch ugsrss bat leave sanitary Pa upon
the a seais Books Of this ess, while thc
furnish sthe Interest Of TIE rou2ncc NJ ne nnd ~1
az knewecge essential to fornson Of uoos ana us1
@ aee ard lsepse The mind fth AID battle success
Tally viii lie adyrIsites OF ls~
pA.A Co HAVE RECENTLY PUULssED
CYRlLLA Tale. by the szhor OF luitAk" vol svo
xBELARD AND HELoIsE. By o. W wisst. / vol IsaO-
Cloih. 7ac.
TiE HEIR OF REDcLYFsE. vOls i2O Puper, 81; el0,a
81 -. -
Ms (;ofe. l vol l2suo. Papef Sc; cloth. 7Sc-
LIGHT AND SHADE; Or Tax l0txs ARrfsT. Tale. By
Anra Harriet DUIy. vol Ieno fsEes 5es cloth. 's
COMSrOCKs PHONETIC READER, No. L.
~ COMsTOCKS JUVENILE REAOER Nc. l-Conesa prosrc--
ye Spelling and READING fst book II Phosec Aphsh.;
secosd soos ia Alphabet rubshel By A. CONS rock
D. 10 Ahs Pbaseipha rnee q each sentsi fss d. zen
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. REWARD-Left in Kuickerboeker Stage. on
II - "Wednesday svenns- about II oe 'ERA 81 49,
clor viii owners WI ten the lnns nlfe
VII receive 81 EEi y with PHILIP EARL Esd
Il. ce sf Enicke booker 2d aat STRAW
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JULIEE' CONC rs, AZ
~ CASTLE GARDEN
MONpAY Ev.EI.sIN0. AroUsl

y CASTLE 0ARDEg.
MONDAY EVEsTSe. AUGUST p.
7, Ard c Con - s Ear .ssJ Jo 9gy ne 'ss
Broscwsy VIM HALL SONS, No. 80 dc AID b. Pria-
IJLIENs CONCERT, Castle G lRDER.
g're> Tic.et 81 s. D. Keps. caee Tats7s
us;se cal a s Agents oee No. ~ S's' ss5g 81; o.,
DARNUM's MUsEUM-The famous COmpa here
- N present. thrse ehe... PEGS hsrs % esy W rhlS
so9S ef, s so sEA 40 Ras sTssfs5 s f
ae tso new slsees the MAID WITH THE MIX PAIL mi
ne sss sSAsDED LADY sna 9thsr :uzoss. 70 Be
r.: Hssasy ana Psaas, u seats extra -'' "
L,RANCONIs HIPPODROME GLORIOUS SIC
sEs yyggs6 yg 4s B4ssLkD . Of Il.
tdo ibe cib od sh week Of tas Gorgeous pageant Of ne
ne siSosIsT saorHEss tn. wonderful Elephant Ton
II F,s ooli On be assoni.har trained horss. kc
hdon 81 g CO. md Is e.. Doors opsu II
s.sd ~ sbe %eern Io,e .s.or ou.- LovsoJ
oodwor,Ls uusc store
Ey4saIK0ION CiRCUs-CuneT OF Burst I'D
81. ssy o s99, q sFs ssssvst ~ VENICE % e
s ~ f tbs ever, asT sasS Si EVEN
70 Dor op 81 .,,. s0 nd !. p,ssss s:. 'pisFA
x1TOOD's MINSrRELs-No. 444 Broadway, above
w B9w.rd,,- oSES Every EyENiNGTH Wooh asn
Il sus3csB and Ethiopian Deineetors elnuot b eIaa-d
y .i5 ehe 5, eSe n me q co.. ASmon IS cent? Tie pubic
- fespseff0J th the Afternoon Cooeru d.ondnusd
UCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
~ H. Is hsn Ne skY E os hEAEs sEs
DFFs TUESDAY EVENING Aug 10 and during me ~ -, WI
SgSS a5 1T 5dse e% u he pnsp GEMS re
- N durns the coocert conreocsss At oeioes
CEvENTEENTH WEEK of Mr. JOHN OWENSs
owen EVERY HvnsSo es' s,isiy the magnificent
Academy Hall,
O1epni and Pianist ar ALFRLD sEOcwicg =,
% Oerteaan ladies' 81 Chllfen uoder
\ yesrs huff rnce.
Doors OPens neni to eOnspoe s q 9fst ,,..
NIAGARA ,-FRANKENSTEIN PANORAMA OF
~ NIAGARA, HOPE CHAPEL No 7ls BEsd~sy s.s'.os
mar 81 :ss1'st.pos.o svaas Aurunn 'iaie By
" Sssn svrsY SoRS MI 20 I'D SiS6 Morning
q tossSi Ps', nan s5,sB 5 5sys1s ''
THE LlLLIPUTIAN KING, General WINE lELD
SCOTT, Wi hold his l. wees a. the Apollo Ro1A wten ~
sixteen inches ht welding only SIX pounds AID four ounces
sbS We Roo. have been ayri6centy fitted up
podern style.
THE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN ART,
,ers Of W. hundred euthese psiaoss BY m
Guide Dc sienne "a oogn Horace velDe j. open
E. si lSdl. NO oa 80 a. ni1Si P'SI 'r0''
uANVAKDs ,}EORAMA-EGYPr, PETRA auo
e sSD on DOOM S5S1 @ Ps ea S Of %
Sea Caravan 70 Mecca the Great Arabian Desert WIN a. ~ wo9aI
snd Jerusalem
A Sps9 ggSs az and S' S s SAT-
DAY AFTERNOONS al O'Clock, 81 No 5ss Broadway.
rsYIE LIVING GIRAFFES, at the CHINESE NJ
i sFtM BUILDING 40 $50 BkOADWAY.-They are the ONLY
GRAtFEs IN AMERICA aud the only oiths n size
The mall GiT0fe COLOSSUS is SENkNtEEN FEET
hh The female ~ OPATRA iFIfrEEN Fec Their sctuA
oct . lnie sh9n Of THIRTY THOUSAND N DOLLARS
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-By II. a D.
- BURKHART THIS EVENING and every eveaag his weos
,et day everug 10 10 scl0ee No il3 BOaiwaY
Demons ratiou the peslng and
iscov take place - ". 8Prvse
tons II Their with os0JAut examination and pToscrp
TO- n, No. 50 West 2Isfst.
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Bodrt allD Rooms.

Board aHo Rooms.
CAGLE HOTEL LODGINGs-GertleIn viii 10
vel s 's cas- s';, s.sss d I %.a n6
Gee ePea al Eishi
A FAMILY residing at No rs East l7th-st, near
N Psh fe- doors st Of sy offer Board and pe
% s 81 s si ~ssi S S' I'll II Sosfd '''' u 1-''
A LADY having part of pleasantly situated House,
"a 1.1A1 . sS ssn r.. ss @ %
Bed ,:ss: o q 10, eT Ws. r 5: s
pOARD-For families single persons can be had az
- oh- Ths pleasant and quiet eay-eo1ysnisni
ID doiSif. fsi.Ssd Of sssfalsssd new,
sld rs. II tie n Odsln nlenee.
DOARD-PermsDent or transient, now be had,
ID with choice q Nos e East &c g. near 4thsV
Ire housss Rave tn modem tmproversnn
pOAkD Up 1OWN-A Gentleman and Wife, or
J. ous tniee family reading At No "a Iot't H0a'e ne~ s
pOARD-One or two neatly furnished Rooms to let
creme hrd bOu's shove Prince blocks from as AstT0po
DOARD-Wrh pleasant Rooms, for a family gen.
ID tlszsn at No. = z5ta-st- corner Of ith ,V-
DOARDING-To let with Board, pleasant front
"a Wfs. GsuiensL ~ho e.a have fail OF PARA
sd -A Re use q 'ss bah i1a1i' al No. - ''s'1s 7A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visiting the city, and others
- can = sseS d,sss VIII R ,5Hss Az, 2, Ps' AZ s
v,si Of Brosd~sy.
poARDihG.-Pieassnt Rooms aod Board in hrst-
~ No no be-ckef . clr<1ns ~ re 10-ssn "a
srovsnens Ao, the Once long occupies
y bsdinx Physe.a1A
UoARp-A suite Of Parlors On the 6rst floor; also
- III "a Id sloss 1,ss Of Bro.dwss
BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN. for a Gentle
ID nan and his VIE prvs,. fazlly Wsss Ferry Al
oIsss ". B. L Box 49, TrbUne once.
DOAPD WANTED-By Young Gentleman, in tie
ID IsshbOhood Of Fsison q wsh Ferries BOo.ya prvste
f.n, select bzrrsz efab eaf preferred Address s.srs
Ben 5,oe2, PosfOzee. n
BOARD wANTED-In genteel private family IN
ID Sew-Ysrt Bcoklyr. wArsourzh, fes Lady VINO WI
eiyAeat -on kl. Grin The sns9ea D.
be EFF = the Tribune Of-ce.
a. RNlSHED ROOMS H. LET Tor single Gentle
usr without Boxt Rsencs gwen and required Csi q Nc
e. Lconsrs-t three door ss< from brosiwsy.
AUSlC aid BOARD.-A Lady, aPenect MancLan
VI wishes Board Tor Tuiton - ~
either se~Y Brosiya ne sost p
be exchanged vin furnish nne rsno e
S Th, x,s cvp-niry fss fsny With ssyss dzazaferA
Instructed Address tote " \ D. y No 'S
dudsoz-s Po< Onre.
DOOMS TO LET With BOARD-Hsuss with modern
II aru,snszts. No. rs Hsaoa-a R<ss'nss sscsAAssf
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szstiai 2otius

Y1cot,ce-Ths BosI5e Of the late Pesrl Hone
sseftsteeuy ttend sei8f e Wasfi gon io,s
Ne Bio.assy O. FRIDAY EiEAlNO att u. Ags - 1916
nv JNU TUFTS,
:, YHevvrYorv
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- lsrse oounoou- ouse with fEty desIsso b1dns
Io,. Of York and Long Hand
fron three 20, PSI .shyo
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Wauts.

REsPrcTABIE WoxAs wants a sit alton to DO house
~ work u q sus family God Wssaer Ir0ref. 635t CTS
Apply 10 Is wess isss- bst<een 9Th al i''
q
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EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gert viii Il
IL vel 10 remember they have srcesaf Lodxn ns
cons AZ 3 eeuis per night Of Frankfort and WAns d
Gee per A al
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A RE.PEcrABLE You.G LADY WAITS sislsloa a
N ChsbsnAd and waitsr, 70 take ehsze o. rel a
sewing o. from hsr la paee Can De
"a en-. - 2.
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.$lOO lReasa ard.
5 q r gNAyyAY, on. last Tuesday The
jIsinsfa,,t. nv. Roys e fsI4Alf) }. a

sS, r IJNASYAY oneiast Tuesday the
VA nth hinstant, my Boy RIG GEAIs 3. ]. a;
- I-asghite nluiaitoi about five feet three
or fpur inches high, tcleTabiy stout built
about TWEEN two years old with straight
light colored hair, has q very, suiky ap.
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spokento said boy has short thick
foot, his. hands short md thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar OF a blister on
his forehead just above the eye -brows, he
may Try TO hide II by wearing his cap. or
hatsdown over his forehead. He. will be
sure to pass himself for n white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care of his skin for como time. When he
left lie had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark coofcd pair of pants. He will be
sure to change his cap and clothes us soon
as lie can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the blis-
ter. He isa shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised.
The above reward of One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for his delivery in any
Jai In the State. He will be sure 10 give
himself another name.
JAMES lowry.
Bradleyville, Sumter District, s. G.
May 2htn, 1852 30-,f, s.i
GSY1 Camden Journal and Chcraw Ga
zettc publish five times.
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Do not Defer, but Come
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Choice,

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor, begs
leave To inform the gentlemen of Sumter.
VILE and District tha, he has just returned
with spcndld assortment of
Cloths, G;issinscl'cs. Fsr;ap'tR etc.
Festings, &c. &c, and in short ever. thing
that IS required for full suit. Having
made the choice Of his goods himself, he
doubts no; but what he can slit the most
fGsiidiuaS. There is no use to have your
cloths made III Charleston or by Yankees,
when vnu can haze them made as stylish
and rs well if not better than anywhere
else right al home, and this Mr. REICH
promises To do, nay, he will add that, ifhis
work is not turned ont al least equal to any
done in this country he will not charge
anything. As for his prices they Shall he
at New York rates. All he asks is. give
him ;riai !! Come soon and pics ont
some nI those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns, it will soon be warm and you will
want them.
Mr.. REicn lives next door to John F..
llaynsworth almost opposite Or. Wi,hcr-
spoon.
April 2Glh. 1888 96-tf
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&NRM2RNAERSNAPa

The undersigned having entered into
Copartnership in the city of Charleston,
under the name an firm of CHAMB BERS,
CHISOLM g. MOORE, for the purpose
of transacting a general FACTORAGE
and COM MISSION BUSINESS, respect
fully tender their services TO their friends,
acquaintance and the public generally,
for the selling OF Cotton, or the purchasing
Of Goods Of any description.
Any or all of the products or manufac.
tured articles OF the country will be re-
ccived upon consignments, disposed Of
promptly, and to the best advantage. Al
such times as there may be only a limited
demand for an article consigned to them. a
market will be found where it will COM
mand its value:
The receiving and forwarding Of Goods
will also have their prompt attention.
Every exertion will be used to conduct
all business entrusted to their care in such
manner to make 1t mutually profitable
and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon consgnments
will be made.
From their long experience in business
and general acquaintance with the wants
and desires of the people, with pledge to
devote their entire time and skill to the
business, they llatter themselves that they
will be enabled to give entire satisfaction.
a share OF patronage is respectfully So
licited.
B. w. CHAMBERS,
HENRY L. CHISOLM,
w. C.hlOORE,
July l3, 1858 43tf.
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! iP0isOpAi,lg.

Thousands Of PATENTS who use Yermifuge
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c., arc not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa.
'Iont, they are actually laying the foundation for
series of diseases, such as salvation, loss OF
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the ndvbf:
tisement of Hobcnsack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of oil directly interested
In their own us well as their Clildren's health.
in Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of a bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's q
Liver Pills. l.
GV" BE NOT deceircd," But ask for Hobsi1i
sacks Worm Syrup Liver pnd Pills, and the
serve that each has the signature of the Proptie.
orr N. HoBENsAcK, US mono else are genuine
Agust.l0. 42-ly.
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State of South Carolina
Suanfe1 District.
IRA w. BROWN,
ads sg
ROBERT LATTA,

Ira w. BRowN, who is in tie sussetiy
OF the Sheriff of Sumter District. BY &c afs33
tain Writs of Capias ad SatisfacienduTis at
the suit Of Robert Latta havingtsfiled IN
my Office, together with a Schedule ON
oath, of his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefits Of
oi the Acts OF the General Assembly made
Tor the relief Of insolvent debtors. Il is
ordered that the said Robert Latta and all
others, the Creditors to whom the sud Ira
w. Brown, is any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have no.
tie to appear, before tho said Court at
Sumter Court House, on the Seventh day
OF November next, to shew cause, if any
they can, whv the prayer of the petition
Aforesaid, should not be granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, /, q. g. Z.
July 18th, 1853 3i74-3ai
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MEssRs. EDIToRs The anxiety mani
tested to bring before the people many Of
the citizens of Claremont County to repre-
sopt them in the next Legislature, induces
many Of the friends of Capt. FRANCIS
J. DESCHAMPS, to offer his name for the
consideration and support of his fellow citi-
zens.
His unpresuming, unostentatior '.deport-
ment his modest manners, together with
his strong good sense and high moral worth,
entities him to the support of
SALEM.
Sent O. 1S53
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"A ii6tiser sCieRt5fic sSomSsef
IAfPoRTAR TO by EpTIcs

Dr.; q: 8: $ Iio,isli.on's Pes:, tho Tie ID. ii
gestivs Fluid, or Gastric Jaice. prepared from
Rennes; or tho Foiitth Stomach OF ths os, sftst
tirectioiis of Baron Liebig, sfis great Phyalplo.
fg.cal Chemist; 6y J. 81 IIoughton, M %, ,P Phila:
dolphin TLia isttasy q wonderful; runisdy for
indigestion, Dyspepsia, fJnundlte, Liver Com
plant, Constip6tion, and Debility, curing after
Nature's Own Metl,od. by Nnture's Own
Agent, the Gds,ficsJuice. Pamphlets, contain.
Ing Scientific evidence of It's value, furnished
by agents, gratis, ses nu,ice atiohg the medica
adyertisements.f 9-ly.
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Head Quarters.
44tH REGIMENT, s. G. M,
{ X0id Forh Sent. a. 1854


Old Ford Sept. 2, 1853.
THE yFORTY-FOURTL REGIMENT,
u >. c. Militia, wilIparade oii Saturday,
the, 9Th day Of October next, a, Tnmons
Town, armed and equipped as the law d.
rects, ,for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned and non.Commis-
stoned officers the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
The Line to be formed each day at IL
o'clock, A. M.
Punctuai attendance is requrcd as the
Law will be strictly enforced against all
defaulters.
Brigadier General S. r. CHANDLER and
Staff are respectfully invited to attend on
4. the day ofRreview.
s By order.
F. M. MEI.LETT,
Col. 44,h Regt
w. T. WILDER, Adjutant.
Sapt. 5, 1868. As st
g Watchman copy until parade.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not Ia
trade for, or receive in payment sof3 afi
debt, either or both of two Notes giyer 80 I
the subscriber to r. j. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollers, and the otl.4s
er for two hundred and ten dollars, q said
Notes given for two separate tracts OF land;
were to be paid after good and lawful titlea
were made to ME by Price, which ,condi-
tons were pat in writing and arc now iii
my possession, and which contains tile
further understanding that in the eyent0f5
his falling as he has dore, to make such
titles he would forfeit the amounts &c.
c. A. .3LESSESNE.
81 prh s, 1888 81 RIFT
4 IL Watchlnan copy.
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware Manufaeforv.

LANES FL. DUE would respectfully
lnioim the citiseus of Sumterville and the
surrounding country, thar he is now open.
ing a TIN MANUFACTORYl in Sumter.
vile, and is now prepared to fill all orders
IN the tin line. Merchants will find it, to
their interest TO purchase their ware from
me, as ! intend to sell low and warrant all
that sell go.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptness and in
a workmanlike manner. The cash will
be expected IN every instance on finishing
or delivering of every job intend to sell
cheap and for the cash only.
Feb. 9th, 1853 I5--ff
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For Sale.

lH Shares of Wilmington and Man
~ chester Rail Road Company Stock
tor SALE any person desrous of purchasing
said stock will please call on the subscri-
bcr at his Office in Sum,crvile.
]. B. N. HANIMET,
Attorney.
MARCH, R2, 1858 Oft
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Increased Stock
BY
John O'G of1no1..

Who has made new improvements and 4
considerably enlarged his store, and is now ].
receiving fresh goods by every train or
cars and offers to the public for the sum /
mer months the following articles low for z
Ice Cream and Lemonade. daily Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also a fine assortment OF
Tobacco and Cigars, with choice lot al /.
Family Groceries. also large stock of I
{ NHsK GOODS, &c.
Picked Salmon and Preserves, Flour o.
me oest brands warranted, nlso alarge lot
OF bacon OF which he receives a new sup
ply weekly. All of which he guarantees
TO sell at the lowest rates for cash. Il
April 9Th, 1853 23-u 4
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Notice

PERSONS wishing vebiekles of any
kind can buy them Of e. Dixon, at Sumter
vile, as cheapas can b. bought in Charles
ton or elsewhere and warranted 10 stand.
April 10Th, 1859 2S--.tf
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White Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
WHITE CAMBRIC MUSLIN. at lS

WHITE CAMBRIC MUSLIN, at Is 81
cents,
Superior quality White Camhric and Jaco-
net Cambric, at 25, 81 1877 = and
43 3-4 els,
Superior India Null Muslins,
Swiss and Book Musiins ut Il 10, l8, %,
81 IA, 81 l-2. and 50 ocn,s,
Best qualities Of Bishop Lawns,
Cross bard White Cambrics; at 10, l2l-2,
and II 3.4 cts,
Cross bard White Cambrcs, extra fine, nt
23, 3 Ia and 81 ~ cts,
Also open a ch,ice assortment Of MUSLIN
EMBkOIDERIES, at
w. J. jacob a. SON,
22I king-st., (Bcnd) opp. the Big Boo.