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GROCERIES, &c.
Potashes.

7 OlabtI1sl
A FRESH Supply, just received and for sale by
y APIS du II. AYRES.
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GsN. P1sRca's EoRguNR.-

GsE. PIERcs's EoRGUNR.-As
everything relating to the Presi.
dent elect possesses at this time con.
siderable interest, wo give the fol.
lowing from correspondent Of a
New York Journal:
Gen. Pierce, when nominated,
was comparatively poor man, lc-
cnniarily considered, worth, perhaps,
somewhere from $4,000 to $25,.
600, which he had acquired ii, the
pursuit of an srduous legal practice
since he resigned his seat in the Uni.
cd States Senat,. Since his election
however. his friends appear to be ad.
ding to his fortune materially. In ad-
dition to the lnagniticen. ring, val.
ued at $4,000, which WAS recent.
ly sent from California, some OF
his friends in that city arc about to
give him splendid coach and pair
Of horses. 4 short time since q
few Of his friends here gave him
a Sold.hea'led cane, ON Which Was
engraved the different coats IF aru.s
of the thirty.onc States. i he la
dies of Concord arc also preparing to
forward large and beautiful copy Of
the Holy Bible to the White House ol,
the 4,h Of March. Last, bnt nrt
least, it is currently rumorrd that
wcalty relative Of Mrs. Pierce,
residing in Boston, has checked the
General to the tune Of $50, 600.
This latter iumo,, however, is con.
tradlcted i'll she New llau pshivc Pa
riot.
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MI.SCE LILA N E,0 us.
SrATuys OF WAsu1saroS.-A cor

SrATuR OF WAsnlaaroN.- cor
!, ,s,ss,,,,i.ut vi The London Chronicle,
writing from Rome, makes the fullnw.
ing comments ur"n Crawt"rd's statue
Of ashil,gton. which he is engaged in
executing, by order, wc believe, "f the
State ,f Virginia:
lit will be the largcs, national mon.
ninr,,t ut the kind cxistin Rauch's
skat,tunf friedrich the Great, ut Berlin,
Il considerably uf less rn"Initions.-
The base ut the Washington nonu-
rment is complete .i,cl.; on this a
star, with six points, is raised, and on
this rises the actual base to he eYucs-
Etrian figure of .Au,orica's great man.
Six eagles surround The steps on the
circle, and six colossal statues I'll emin-
cnt Americans surround the pedestal
Henry. Lee. M,su,, Marshall, Allen
and Jefferson. The whole is on Vi
g,,ntic scale, from sixty To seventy feet
high, and is gran,lly represented. The
figures OF Jefferson ana Henry are
completed, and hav. already been for
wardcd to Muilnr's celebrated foundry,
1T Munich, to br cast in bronze; the
others will succcasivcly he sent to tho
s,linc place, and for the same purpose.
The whole composition bears the
stamp of greatness, and ,r-tiiics the
vast conception of the artist. Ilr is
nt present raising The: iig,irc Of Wash
ington's horsc--;, real mould of clay
a small model ui'tic monument, rs it
will he when completed. dccoratcs the
immense studio in which this mann
moth wu;k is being executed. The
sides ot, the pedestal are decorated By
two Very handsome a,so relieves: th.:
"nc representing the arms "i tn" State;
e,c other is syn,huiic-a i,g.Irc "t Lib
"rty, with its foot "n Tyranny, sir-
rounded by the motto, SIC Semptr
tyrunais.' The Papa! government, last
year, made q very handsome donation,
uf I'M immense block rl marble inr the
work.
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Encourage Home Mannfac-
1UrGC Hzss

I1l1 Subscriber. gIatc:ul fer the liberal
''a'rn~nyc l,.r-t,i,re hrslcw. d urnr
him, takes ,ii. method "f informing thu,p.oplo
"f Snnter and Tho adjoining Districts, tha, he
:till continues I" carry TN the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all it's yari.
"''. branches. al his 'tand in Bishop>llc, S. Z.
lie Is making large additions tn lis Establish.
mrnt, so AZ to enable him 10 rlannia turs every
hing "an.d in his line, at the shortest nu,ico.
and in style e workmanship equal TO sny in
The Souin rn States lie has III his cn,plny cx-
Erricicrd work,nen, and is We'll ruppiled wi,i,
th. bcsi seasoned timber also with Trimmings
and a'"nn'ings oi the laies, style.
All new w,rN doar in his lir " i'll l,g war
ran,ri II months and repaired mi.iisn. charge
il fail iii s,inrr. He will do repairing a
Tbs a"rlcsi nu;icc. anh il, case any person living
at distahcc should wait pairing ,lonc. they
will write to thai effcrt. lie will s,.a! 10. x,
job, and return il wlIrn done.
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
NB.-llis TERMS are As reasoDubie as aay
person could exp,ct.
Ei-horvil!c, ;. G., March 9, 1889. 9o-Iy
E.S~ Black River Ma,Shn.xn viii copy Six
montfia. J. w. A.
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E9o!scl,>ncN'. giyc- s,iil<,

no part Of The pystem is nnre liublc tn tlisceye
th'1ii tie LIVER, il serving fill; rcr to pIri
q me hlor;, or giving tho proper srcss.iun 10
tle hio i" tEai any wrong nciiou OF lhc Liver
s!icct, the other ilpurtamt i',r;s uf The xysle,n
and results rsriously, i'll Liver Complaint.
Jaur.dice. Dysrp.ia, dc. We should lir re fore
watch every symptom that s!l III iica,c :.
wrong action Of The liy:r. These Pills b,.in.
composed Of Roors anl PLANTS furnished by
nn!urc I" heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An Tx
rEcTnRASr, which aug.ne..ts the sccry;inn from,
tho pulmonary mIcus uI.nibranr, Or pruinoles
TN, disc!trs. Of svcrcte,! matter. 2nd, An AL
ElkHArirH, which changes in some i;ir1 pliss
be nn'l inscn:iblc manner tha Certain Ino5bi! !
action Of lha SJatcm. 3fd, \ ToXIc, whici,
snss al s yr !" 's TFy"4 " 'y.s"
bu!y. 4th, CATHAaTIC, v hicl. acts in r..r
feet harmony With The other i.isrcdrutr, AMI
operating Oh The Bumcls, an rxprilnr the
wfo!- inlm oic"r'npt an! ti,a,ci matter and
purify ing he B!oui, which dusiroya disease an
restores health.
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Great Excitement i'll Charleston.
AT DUNN g. DURYEA'S,
23S Bend OF knu.sSlr.c,.

zoo DCnd OI NlnH-SITttt.
WE Are now selling our Stock q! re-
W markahlv l"w prcrs--Ncat I.jGrn
Coats aS low AZ - cents Very neat Linen
and MnrSclics Vests nj 7.5 cents Black
dress Aipacca Coats n, 81; Black dfcss
Pants 80; linen Pants 1T from 81 To So,
very lrei;y pat,orns; Black Cloth Dress
amd Frock Coats ut $SS. Our Stock is
nov the most complete n the city, and
VIII hc sold al prices iu correspond w.th
The ainvc, and With oar r"putalisn ot l,rinn
the cheapest an! best CIo,hng Store in
the city-ihosc in want arc invited to give
us n call
June !, 1852. 32-,f
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Kaohen.ack'. w or.,l syrun.
HAE NAHE MoNSAI

ihls Is The noat difficult Worm to destroy of
81! i'at inies: the Lul;.an syatcn. i, grows 10 an
almost III !ciinite lcny h h.ro.i:ly ~ rnll,d air,
!nEh al ~ lh: lntcaIinri AMI Stomach ritcctin.
INC hcallh 70 "a H. ns To ratisr 81; NiuS Daricr
fiIs, &c., that those iliic,cd s,l.u.n if ever
"p ct thsii; Il Iuyt Worm l,sicming them %
Hu esriy grave. la orlcr TO destroy thi. Worm, :.
very en'ry:lic trsatm IN. must b, pursued, il
would therefore be proper To take 6 10 Of nv
Liver Pills 80 ~ ~ remove all uL.;ructoS, TINT
is'e Worm Syrup may uctdirect upon :he Worm.
Witch munt bs taken in doSrI OF , III b. .sroo,. /.
iuis tiIn-s n day, these directions +, ln;,.i
have never been known 10 ;.il in uurin. IL i.
meet obstinate eAko VI Yiupe lf.rr..
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Cheaper than Ever,

lot OF cnloreG knragcs, At cents per yard.
Silk Warp BarcgcS, nt Is "a. 25 and 81 Lie
Snperiinc quality Paris Barrgrs, at 20 cents
Extra su;er Brochr Embroidered iIarnses
SuPcrilnc Silk Tissue Silks AMI Tissue silks,
III - ANA 81 Lie.
Fine quality Mourning Aluslns, slightly dam.
age,l, at half price, IL - cent.
Cofd Muslins, yard wiIc, 1t !! ~, - -, 30
and - cents.
Cord Musias, 81 wide. Ct 25 cent?.
White Emb'd Swirs Musli,l,, al Is 3.!, 25 AMI
81 Ii cents
C"fd Lawns aud Gold Enb'd MuSlins, l2 IL :
Striped Linen Luslrcs ut 10 cents.
Snpsrior Silk and Linen Popins, at 81 IA
Strong Blue Shrlin.s, Stripes ana lIGkimgs, n,
4 il csJ:!S. and
LOT Of Muslin lEscrtings AMI Edgngs, at hall
rice, to lose oiit. at
w. J. jacob & son,
2"l king-st., opposite the Big Boet.
June 2y, 1859. 36-if
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sCHoLsRA>--ITs q SYMPTOMS AND
V,,,s IA, r,nn,n .u.L, NIan. NIL.

sCHoLERA,-ITs 4 SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMEET.-Ihe New York Sun
speaking Of this fearful disease,
isays that in its incilient stages ii
may be ranked with ordinary diseas-
es, and will then yield to proper med.
ical treatment. It's first symptoms
is generally, loosencss Of the bow
els. and ~ remove this we know Of
II" remedy more efficient, certain in
iss effect, and harmless in it's ia.
.urc, than tie following Cholera Re-
cipc.'
We deem it highly important that
every family aud workshop should Jc
supplied with this mixture or its
equivalent, ready for use ut all times.
Any druggist will supply it. The
following is the receipt:
Take equal Parts Of
Tincture Of Laudanum,
+" Of Cayenne Pepper, treble
strength, Rhubarh,
Essence Of Peppermint, treble
strength, Spirits Of Ca,nrhor
1hr 'losc is from 5 to 80 or
even 70 dr"ls, according to the
aye of the patient and tie violence of
the syhpto,ns, and it should be
repeated every > to 30 minutes un-
Ill relief is obtained.
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e sI 5 FIJI

DElNG appointed the Agent of NEWMAN
- u BRornEE's PIANO FOR'rES, / can
rsr"l"iId item rs leil.g lin shed IN cx-
Ir'ii,e lnanLcr, with an entire Iron Frame
:" Keep ihr,n in tune. and NJ, liable tp get
out O! luac so readily. with English Grand
Action, to oct"ves. in Rosewood cascs.
These Pans are manufactured in Balti-
nnrnrin Southern Stale, warranted to
stand The rliniie not 10 wind or draw M.
-hi:l he pleased I" receive orders, aud
will have them de,ivrre,! hy competent
person. Who Viii put them up and tune
them.
Terms mnderate and easy. Call and
zee before purchasing elsewhere.
FERRY MOSES. Agent.
jane %, 1882. 3j-tf
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DiyricuLrIEs.-A good md stirring
thing it is for niau to meet with diff.
cu.t'cs. Some whips Say, that it is
easier for heuscs to draw over a lilly
country than OH :, dead level. So
with men; having surmountcd one hill
ofdhilculty though with many n weary
tug, they go r.ttling aud laundering
down the favorable dccIivity, and rush
half way. up. the breast of o next
stoep ag.'ntht~il ',ni asni, dc.vsa,t:
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Gplr, ySacss,.1, ~,,lxce


You Mil I'm these Pills an invaluable M .,,i
'ino III many con:'iaints TO which you are sab
Jcct. In ohstrnruons either total ar partial the Y
have b"rn found OF i:,c 'imahlr b.ueir rcs,nrin ,
their functional arrangements 10 !, healthy nc.
tinn, purifying III. h!oui anI other nni.l- re
chec,u.lly lopn. to flight all com paints which
ma! arise from female Irregularities, ~ ll"a )!
ache gdiines', diinnsss of sight, pain in the
side. back, &c.
N':i,- seie unless .iyn.lJ J. y. llonEYsAck,
all others hrins hase Imitation.
lEI.-Eit en- - CTS
80 Agents wishing new supplies. AMI Store
Keepers d>,irous of becoming Agents must AL.
dress the Proprietor. J. u. IluBENSACk
Philadelphia. Pa
re-! sale by a Druggists and Merchants il
the L. S.
+. NJ. Cones. Chsrlca;or, Wholesale Assn
f tho State.
August lJ!h, las, - "
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Mn'a H. =; IL Il

Mans liit is not be- measured Nv tl:c
passage of'daysand years, but by nc.
ti"ns; and the octogcnaian who In,
vcsctatcd during lis sixteen ilstrca,
has not lived rs much a, lie daring and
active youth OF Eve and twenty, ever,
step ef|aT.nscIr'yrcss left its rin.
forever. The men who stamp their
features on an age aud mutton, are <, H.
orally, like the changes produced hy
nature, brought ou' by volcano and
earthquake; though there arc those
who, slowly and surely like her ,nnrc
bencliccnt operations. instil their opin.
ions like the gradual dropping from
the cavern, till tho whole is ono bril-
liant stnlactite.
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PRESERVING PLASTs.-I1cre is
s,me advice from the Ilorticulturist,
which is worthy Of yonr attention,
reader, though you should not be
the Fortunate owner of green.
house. You have 10 doubt a ia.
nonica, geraninn or an oleander
somewhere about your house, and to
keep it healthy, you should give it
trial Of the treatment recommcn-
ded below. Very few persons,
says the IIorticulturis,, "appcar to
know the value Of the sponge in
q grccn.house--I mean for the rur-
pose Of washing the leaves Of all
those plants with leaycs broad en-
ough to admit Of it. | took the
hint some FIVE years ago from
6 neiyhbor, the most successful plant,
grower have ever had the good for
tune to know. lIis plants were al,
ways 50 especially fresh and healthy
that l was for long time puzzled to
understand his secret; and he always
declared he had 10 secret. But,
early one morning, | caught him
with n pail Of clear water, slightly
warm, by his si',, spon5ing the
leaves Of all his choice plants. I
said to myself, Il have ~ l did
more, | went home and practiced it.
Ny plants soon showed by their as.
pect that was not wrong in be.
lievins it to be tho real 0eero. OF
my neighbor's success"
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1t appears that The Methodist T..
riscopal Church case, Which was
tried in the United States Circuit
Court Of this city, lat May, be.
f,re Judy yes Nelson and Belts, 10 des-
tined to be still further l,ti2atel. l,
is dispute between the North and
South, respecting the funds of the
association, and the jrrlges pro.
nnunccd a decision in favor cf the
South, referring the matter to the
clerk Of the court, Mr.. j. W. Mel
son, to ascertain an report upon
the value Of Tic property. Coun-
Bel were not satisfied with the re.
port, and it is said that, with the
sanction Of Judges Nelson and Bot.
.es, the whole III alter will be brought
for review BET re the Supreme
Court. ~. Y. Urala.
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He GREAT Mali. ROUTE FROM
CHARLES ron, =. E,


LEAVING liz Wharf al the foo, OF
l.aircns-si. daily 4, 3, p. lii. a!:c.' tn.
arrival oi lhn Southern cars, Via WILL
MlNGTON, n. c., ir'In vii ch Io.ut
tw" da ly trans are dispatched al s y. NJ;
and PIP NJ; hc ) o'c!,ch "niy onncctir!g Al
Weldon with The Inc, io Petersburg,
RirIrnI.l. Washington. Eall more, Ph.Ia-
dnph'a, and Ncw-i"rk. The pubic is
respectfully iniorncd that liic Sr,ucrs OF
ii sc Ines, alr ia ir.t r,.tr cnndtiun, and
are v-at"d 10y well known and cx.
prrIcncnl commanders; The RIl Reads
arc J" fine order, Uhe WiIm n.lon
+nd Weldon. "a wei 10 III Seahcard
and R"tnoke hav II. recently hcen re- aid
with heavy TrA.D th.rcb.! securing both
safety an! dr>fa h I;y these roaics
pasSrn."r@ aral!ns themselves o lie
FIRST TRAIN may re :ch E,lltnorc in
10 hours. l'li la lc.phia IN IL hours, and
New i"r> IN 81 l2 hours; and by The
SECOND TRAIN they arrive III b.
tin,'rc ~ 20 hours, PhI.SIciph4 III 56
hnur<. end New York III I'll ~ h ,urs.
Through ii hc> can a!nno he had from
f. WlNSI.OH, Agent % the Wilmington
AMI R,Icigh Rail Road Cnmp,ny. a, the
oil Z "t the Company. foot "f Lanrcns
street, Charleston, $. C., 10 whom p.casc
apply.
March %. 1872. 23-f
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s.sq- There is row exhibited in
Leeds, u Young lady, aged eighteen,
"iinSc hraid measures bc,wrcn four
and five inches in length. As'an i'll.
hucclnci.i t" persons I" attend the
exhibition, it is announced that 'visi-
tors will bc permitted to touch ,h>.
bare
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PERRY NOSES.

a. Ii" old stand ri a. J. & p. Moscs}
Offers to his fnr,'ls and the public generally,
n fresh supply nfr,-ry :aiiciy of goods sclectsd
Sy himself, viz: in Dry Guod,-
81, rs, ~. 81. up 10 I'D Domesiics. from!
cents yard up or less by tin, quantity.
Brown Lineus al ~ l-2 cents n yard
Colored in'slihs, ana L..cn LuslreE, g varsfa
10 The dollar.
hiie Grape Shawls NJ SIS 90
IN GROCERIES,
Bnlilmorc llunF, warranted seo,l) at 86 so /
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt
Earrcia of Lard. ~
Old Government Java Coffee IN Malta.
Sns' rs OF all hin!s, somc cSccllrn, ql,ali,yas
Ia crnls. yE' sGs
Sperm and A,iamnniinc Caudes, less than
th''y can he hcnsht regularly in Clarlrstnn by
lie box Alm"n,l', Rasons, Figs, Curants.
Cir"n, Candy, &c. EE
CKOCKERY, SSH a
IN Errn, variety. ~ very low pritea, md he
and Car sncrfs Tools. ~
AIri! 2',i, 1859 af-tf
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Selling Ga'!

S L o Ck OF DRY-C; o DS,
AZ REDUCED PRICES. ~
w. J. jacob d. son will this ,,ay com.
mence Offering the whole of their largo and
well selected Stock Of Drv.Goels az grcatly
Reduced Prices, 10 which they insite III a..
tcn,inn Of purchasers mud draletr.
W..J.JAGOBI S;'sstIN.E -
SIS gsi kins-st, h-n, cpp, m Eic fe,'l
tka.i.sien, funN - Ial!. G2.f
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The nsan Of Ioll>l.>d manners and
fine feeling is like the skitul skater.
wl" @ii'!.s easily, gracefully aud n"is, i.
!c>s!N along; whic the ,Lu and harsh
sclanlh!c sud sprawl upon the ic,..
scratching and labnriny terribly, and
probably getting ID of u t:.ll at last.
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Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn

JKIME MOuntnin Bultcr, (in small Firkiu.
do do. Leaf Lard, do:
Norlh CnrolilIn Bacon,
do. CORN. H@
HrrtN IS, 1851 - Il
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SouTu CAnoH1SA TASEs.- The
f,llowins is an abstract Of the tax
bill, as passed b. the House of Rep.
resentatives. tvrty cents, ad rulo
rem, per hundred dollars Of lands;
one.half per cent Oh CAtawba lands,
Sixty cents on s'avea. Two dol
lars on city lpts, lands AMI build.
irgs. Sixty cents per hundred dol.
lars on iac.ora.se, cinploymcnis, fac
utics, professions. Ten cents per
hundrcd' dolla Of amount Of sales Of
goods, wares, AMI merchandise, de.
ductins thereiirom the amount OF
stock on hand st January, and ex-
cept, also. consigned goods sold and
,cmitte.l for. Ten cents on sales of
transien! goods. Ten dollars por
day OH representations, shows, &c.
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Jonathan walks in, takes a s"at,
and looks at Sooky. Sooky rakes
up the fire; blows out the cardlc. and
; don look at Jonathan. jonathan
bitches and wrigglcs about il, lis
chair, anil Sooky sits perfectly still.
at length Jonathan luustcrS eou7-
age and speakcth:
'Sooky!'
well, Jona,haa.'
i love you like I'iasn and swcct.
meats
Dew tellg'
IT'S fact anh no mistake wi
wi'l-now will YOU have NE, Sukc!'
Jonathan Higgins, What aus your
politics.
I'm for Scott, strligL;!
wall, sir, YOU can walk sht hum
cors | won't have nobody that amt
for Pierce that's Nat
'Thrcc cheers for Pierce. sung
out Jonathan.
That's your snr,,' Says Socky.
when shall We 10 ;uarried, Joua.
thanP'
'Soon's Pierce is elected
'Ahcm, Ahrm!!'
What's the matter, Sockt?'
'Sposin' he amt clectcdr
Jonathan dila', 20 sway ,il!
next morning, but whether he sn.
swercd the last question, this &c, %.
ncnt knows not.
.---------- ..o~.------.-
lsrzREsrINa DlAlurck--The f"i
lowing very interesting dialogue took
place few days since. y: All institution
up town, where all kinds OF l,a.ning
are taught by Mr.. McCrrt., rrvicssor
Of knowledge aud pulitcnrss
IHcC. You'll find some "f tllnIn ere
scholars i'll the tr'""iino department.,
very deep, your honor, III the langns
gcs, especially that little French girl
! there, Fin after ilDs;i:!il:s ;he Enslsl.
into.
old GEM. I'm very glad to i,cnr i, i.
Then you are learning Eng h nrr you.
my little Miss =! Well, hope you %r,
almost proficient, are yuu MT!
Girl. Wei Monsieur, me very mud.
proficient indced-me polly Argini~c
very much---twu tree lnr---me SAY
R"st bet, dam, one four three veral
times day every morning.
Old Gent. Well, | think YOU NJ.
proficient indeed. Where DO y,"l *.
pect to 10 when y"u die, you little
sinner!
Girl. Yes! Yer much.
OLD GeaL Does yuur n.u.hcr kmu"
you're out, child!
Girl. Rost hct. dali,, yes, coffee, tea.
no good French, no bon, nh, me. per
Iav"" Englisl. yer much, nla!lnl. darn
Oid Gent Mr.. AI"tnr,y, ii This Is
a sample Of the deep learning you in
still int" the minds Of tho youth Who
attend Your school, rather think that
would as soon send my son Alc.an.
der to Botany Bay, as to ,"ur Acalc,
my.
Mr. NC Cury. Hold your peace, III
blackgnar'I you, or III send stool y,
your head, tn will knock thunder out
of You. Exit old gent. cloacl. Io!.us-
ed 10y the stool aforesaid.
-Ee@ lIn,k .S4n.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11

A CooL RGcsrrlos.--.t gentleman
having appointc to meet his friend
~? particular business, went to his
house and knocked ut the door, Which
was opened BY servant girl. lie in.
formed her he wanted her MASTER
lie is gone out, Sir, said she. Then
your mistress will do said the gen
.leman. She (said The yirD ia gone
out too My business is Of colsc.
4uencc, (returned hr) is your masters
SON at holncF M, Sir, (roturned the
girl he is gone out That's unl,,cky
indeed, (replicd he) but perhsps it
may not be long before they rcturn;. ]
will stepin and sit BY The fire oh,
Sir, (said tho girl) the tire is gone out
TOO" Upon which the gentleman
bade horEinfofIn her master, that ha
did net oxpertioAa received 80 csotigfI
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11
~. NEU L1
hbF. q. Va. .yargSaDee,

TIE ]
l3o Arrl Street, lhila,le plia
J he'll power over the alosc discaSc. ia nnt
eacrllcd--ii rq'uli=d--by my o.h-r rrrpara-
Hon III ito nltc,! Siac., as tho cures ;tter,, in
many cascs after 'killul pi:yeici;,rls had failed
These Filters are worthy tho attention ,r
inNhliiS lusc"sing great virtues IN The ra,iti-
catien OF .lsSa,rs oi tho Liver aud leysrr
y!ands, exercising the sear' hing ro,. -rs in
Weakness and Affection. Of the digestive crg,lls,
ihcy lre Mliaal. safe, ccrtaiH ami pleasant.
READ AND BE COSSI\t.E.,
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-12
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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-12
JUDGE GRIER AND THE FREEsOIL
ORGAN

Our readers are already aware of the decided
and well-merited rebuke which Judge Grier ad.
ministered to the meddling abolitionists who at
tempted to resist the execution of the fugitive
slave law, by aresting the deputy United States
marshal at Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania. We
perceive, the New York EreniRg Post, the
organ of the faction which is seeking to disor-
ganise the democratic party, takes up the cud-
gels for the abolitionists and assais Judge Grier
in the bitterest spirit and in the coarsest man
ner. 1t compares him to the infamous Jeffreys,
and bespatters him with foul abuse because he
discharged his duty to the country and to the
constitution. Yet, the disorganizers, under the
lead Of the Post, pretend to stand on the Balti
more platform, and have the brazen etfrontery
to style themselves the regular, Union, national
democracy! The history Of bold unprincipled
men does not furnish parallel to this inefable
insolence.