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as being in every respect pr:,nnrl" and deserving
of lncdr; patronage. is ild' ,' tr rs srfcri's.
doubt not 10 sGnn; and select ma ri:: mi :oat pecn-
liar!y moderate mrlicd Of tl":a "f'ci leaves t!e
he;y ysr ard iry volatile c>,ci IL h. u q the barley
ard Inc herr, EGhi,di,r the s:i ~ no is suiitcien
10 atcont for Ike refined aroma cf i"s 'Ie eiher shs
bn IL regard 10 lie spcru! ci". o tr Italian juEiprf
berry of y, I.ich tic manrirlrr !.:ks ~ LIS ceihaf
have 10 c|lemcaI knc~cdgc. " ;'TH i's sler oit
differs from that of the IEipcs. t;i!'!s ad that
lie rurr oil of boill pcarizgs ln 4 cit aid yelss; vii,
yGor!ac acid a liquid can!'er if;s a":d s hsmg N.
the sInmacfasa prrcFs. comrc,sn "f he eistfTc Joc,
pr"a? cr-alrs his material f'cn'Iffi; aI 'e'ssrs u
he valuable IifIiya :inr,anrfr icil: Tfds formerly
and Will. rr:iiab!v. again he rcarwnrH. = So. d
Consequently regard Mr. W"'i;S' Sc':e':nm Aron'a,set
Schraps: as valuable acrcssn hi or n's:rnac ceutic
agents to cay noing Of its comparative i;nocunIfiers
ilo,e ho Use distilled Iiqnrrs EeTcraGe To pr-
SUES Hing in The Southwest. where lie best wuicr
frequently produces distressing and scn'cncs even den.
gcOrs etc!s uponpersns uIaccustamr'l 20 !lem fsoud
think il would he gDol T7ecan:icncry provision, rs a.
c0nn;cacve preventive Of ihGse rt.cts when mixed
in moderate quantities. Atl events. is The rrest posi-
bic article Of Holland Gin. heretofore uEol ainab!r and as
such. may be safely pre- cr:bel by physicians;
DAVID L. MOTT. ". y.
-; Pharmaceutical Chemist. -
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ConartnershiD Notice.
June %.

rENIIE undersigned having entered into Copartncr
1 ship in the CITY of Charleston under the name
and firm of CHAMBERS, CillSOLM MOORE, for
the purpose of tranSacing a general FAcT0AGE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS respectfully tender thcrscrviccs
to their friends acqnainanccS and the pab!lc gencr
allv for the selling OF Cotton or the purchasing Of
Goods of any description.
Any or all oflhc products, or manufactured articles
Of the country will be received upon consignment dis
posed of promptly, and to tho best advantage. At
such tislcs as there may be only limited demand for
an article consigned 10 them market will DC found
where it will command its value.
The receiving and forwarding OF Goods will also
have their prompt attention.
Every cXc:tioa will be used to condnct al business
entrusted to their care il snch Il manner as to make
it mutually profitable and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon Com>g grmcnts will Inc made
From their long experience in business and general
acntlan,ancc with the wants and desires of the people,
with pledge to devote their entire time and skill to
the business they iltcr themselves that they VIII Dc
enabled to give entire satisfaction.
\ share OF patronage is Respectfully solicited
g. W. CHAMBERS.
HENRY l.. CilISOLM,
". &. MOORE.
July 9TH, 1853. 2'-'t
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD juno 23d, 1853.
ORDER No.
TENlIE following Regiments will parade for drill and
Il review at the times and places specified below,
viz:
The 2md Regiment OF Cavalry at Long Myers, on
Thursday the In Of August.
The Sth Regiment Of Infantry at Morrows old field,
on Saturday the 9th Of August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry at Lomax's, on Tues
day the 9th August.
day the llth Of August.
The 42nd Regiment Of Infantry at Mnton's, on Sat-
urday tie 18th Of August.
The 2nd Regiment Of Infantry at Halls, on Wednes-
day the lTth Of August.
The 9Th Regiment OF Infantry at Hunters on Satur-
day th. goth of August.
The lst Regiment OF Cavalry at Pickensville, on
Tuesday the 23d of August.
The Sd Regiment Of Infantry at Toncys Old Store,
Oh Thursday the 25th Of August
The lst Regiment Of Infantry at Brutons on Satur-
day the 9th of August.
The Commissioned and NonCommissioncd officers
will assemble the day previous the place of rcndcz-
vous of their respective Regiments for dill and in
strucon.
The Major General WILL with lis Staff, attend tie
Reviews.
The Brigadicr Generals will with their Staff, attend
the reviews in their separate Commands and are charg-
cd with the extension of this order.
By order of tic Comnandcr-iE.chicf,
I. W. CANTEY, ,
Adj. and lnsp. Gen.
June oS
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HEAD QUARTERS.

= ORDER No. -
TENIE Commandcr-in Chief Has learned will: painful
u regret of the death Of cherished men!bcrof his
Staff Lieut.. Col SAMUEL SPAEEs. Jr. Asa soldier he
was fully imbued with sense of duty. courage and
patriotism; as gentleman Inc urbanc, generous,
and full of social virtues.
1t is therefore ordered that Tie Staff wear the usual
badge of mourning for The space Of thirty days and
that copy of this order he forwarded by the Adjntant
General, TO his afflicted parents, who have so much
cause to mourn the untilncly death of an Only and
beloved son.
BY order of the COMMANDMENT Chief:
J. W. CANTEY,
July l4-3t Adj and lnsp. Gen.
c Tic papers OF the State will give three week
" Insertions
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LYONS KATEAIRCN.

FoE PRESERVING, RESTORING AND BEAur FLYING TIE
HAIR, is the most delightful and wonderful article the
world ever produced. It's astonishing succcssis with.
out precedent in the history Of the .E''ria Md;ra
Dark and luxariant cnrls, soft ard glossy hair, with
scores ofadmircis, (mark this Ladies' is the univ
cal effect Of the kathairon. Bald and ,rav heals
stoad perfectly astonishcd. "Thc katlaron has fully
restored my hair after badness ofl2 years. A.
CouErRGuT, 7G Bond-St n. " The ka,haiiom is a
certain cure for Nc vous Head Ache and all Cu,anc
Gus Diseases. Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try
it. Price only % cents, i'll large bottles d. :, Barnes
Proprietor l6l Broadway n. Y.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. IIayiIand
Iarral & Co. Wholesale Agents, Charleston
July 26. om-3O
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EIGCh Gsl1 Hsa5al Ys,:ycr$.

T WILL sell my Place situated on I.ynchcs Creek,
Il four miles from Bishopvilc, sixteen (lG) from tho
Wilmington and Manchester r. Road in Darlington
District containing nine hundred (9G0l acres OF Land
with good improvements. One hundred and thirty
Q3O) Q! which is Swamp Land Of superior quality
will produce thirty to fifty bushels Of corn per acre
(OG) three hundred more of the premises is
cleared and in high state Of cultivation. The up
land is well adapted to TIE cultivation Of Cotton and
IL; provision crops. made bales Of cotton per hand
and bounti provision crop last year. The place is
Il healthy one I;ccc.; wells OF water settlements.
will sell them separate or tc@cthcr to suit pnrcm-
scrs: good stock Of Hogs and Cattle will be sold with
the pace wanted. For terms apply TO tic under
signed on The place. JOHN Q. KELLY,
Jane 23. CTS
darlington Flng COPY fonr times.
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e.G0G EeEiNARE

DANiWAY, on last Tuesday the l7th Instant
IL my boy RICHARD, whit" mulatto, abomt five
feet three or four inches high, tolcrahy stout built,
about twenty-five years old, with straight light hair
has very snlky appearance, and answers quick and
si.ort when spoken to- said hoy has short thick foot,
his hands short and thick, chubby fingers. lie has the
scar Of Il blister on his forehead iu-t above the eye
blow+, hc may try to hide IL by wearing his cap or
hat down over his rrchru1 he will be- 10 pass
himself for white man. for hc is very white AMI has
been tnkin, great care Of his skin for time.
" hcn he left he had cloth cap aud black coat and
dark c"orrd pair Of pants; he VIII be sure to change
lis cap aud clothes as he can, he ais" wears
his hair in front straight down 10 hide the scar "I the
blister. He is IL shoemaker 10y trade, though hc may
not al the business expecting that he VIII u" ;"
advertised.
~ The an"v" Reward Of lGO Dollars will he paid
for lis delivery in amy Jail in III" state Ii" will be
sure to rive himself another liamc
LANES LOWRY.
BrllIcvviilc, Sumter District, = c.
MAY -. - If.
FTG>la E."isa0ai &yrUr,
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PSHSDTSTE.

Thousands of parents who Tcrm;frGc c"mpo.cl o
Castor Oil, Calor &c, aware, that while iiy
appear to benefit the palen they actually laying the
foundations for series o Diseases such a. 'aii los
Of sight weakness ut limbs. Dr.
d In another column will hr found ihr advertisement ui
Iobensaek's Medicines. which ask the attention "i
all directly Interested in their uw.i AZ Well their hi,
drrn's health In Liver Complaints aud all rncr' ari-
sing from those Of biiiiou> yle s.oi make o: the
only genuine medicine. liObrnsackS Liver Fills
gT''' l'E NOT DFC"IyEn.' but ak Ter linbrTsaCl :
Worm Syrup ars Liver i'. aud observe that each ha:
I'r sgninr,. nr the pr,,rS..r,- j. y i.D"EN&A"K ~
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From the New Yori; Express, October 81, 1852.
fIrssEcni Liquors.

TIrdEci,i Liquors.
In common, presume with many others Of the
profession received some few months since, crcu
lar addressed "To Physicians throughout the United
States" hy Mr. Udolpho Wolfe, the importer of Bea;
Yer street, inviting medical and chemical cxamna-
ton of new article of Holland Gin, manufactured
by himself at Scliclam, in Holland by a peculiar
process and put up for medical USE under the some
what Dutch title of ''Sche,iam Aromatic Schnapps.
The circular claims for this article eminemtly
pcrior degree Of purity. aroma, flavor, and medicinal
efficacy and offers nurcornr, "ratuGus supply Of
it to any riysica who may feel disposed To test these
claims in scientific and professional manner.
Being familiar with three facts il relation to the
Use Of Holland Gin, a medicine, namely: first, that
when pure it absolutely Invaluable and not to be
exchanged for ANY other remedy known to the pro-
cssun, in many complaints, both acute and chronic;
secondly that amid the multitude OF i!lmate oradul
terrtcd liquors with which this country abounds,
pure Holland Gin is scarcely To lie obtained at any
price: and thirdly, that the radical impurities OF any
inferior or spurious Gin consist first, of the hydra cd
oxide of Anvil n poisonous OIL or more commonly
known as pota" Spirit, Fousr OIL or Anllie Alcohol;
ana secondly. o! the heavier of the two essential oils
of Juniper instead of the lghtcr-which impurities
usually result from the ncrcrlay system OF an cN-
ccSsvr di,tilatinn Of the materials cmil0ycl-l re
solved o accept Of Mr.. tdoliho N"lte's challenge,
AMI put his Sciic,lam Aromatic Sc!!naIIS' 10 The
test OF rigid analysis. And WAS induced TO do this
mot wl,ta:r!ing the rrnpr!vtorS long Standing and
r,.p,,c,. responsibility imj crrl hrranc tie purify
of Gin a"r, ai n every Ohcr SIri;G"!s i!liar r:'"y.
ed in rat practice. o! lie most vI rhir.ic'rr 10
the cnntEny lii. n'r:i as IT Is 'i'!'r a. Two "tiri
raisrs rr rnciurIS Inri:y namely lie !irr"r oil OF
J;lirr ~; well The fn:r oil inm moreover The
Aromatic Sci;arl.5 S;T'n.'y F"roinrI,'I ny p:ysi.
c,n AMI writer @; M !..> Influence ;n d. ". Rre.c. oi
the Ne iurk hctr: ta%"r!r and hv many of the mot
eminent IN .ulurS If r prut's"Gn Wio hal no reason
To suppose had olan" any "rr i'n rni"c'l evidence
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ME-. SGSIaiikS

w ILL remain in Camden for few days. Daring
' lis stay lie will open Room over the POST
OFFICE, * the purpose OF taxing DNGCEER&oTYPEs
and will be narpy to wait Oh tipSc who may favor him
with call.
Thankful (urthclibcral patronage which he received
during his previous visit TO this place. lie would still
solicit n ac.NtiuUaacc oi the same.
At his room Will be found large collection Of spcci
mcis. a!Hop- which is lagucrrcutypr Of Mr. Calhoun,
one Of Jenny Lind. and one of l!obt Burns.
LihcncsScs taken o: sick deceased persons at their
residence.
DagUcrrco;ypcs Portraits and ErSravings copied.
Instructions given in the ar. and apparatus furnish
cd if desired
MAY lT-20f
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Patcsnt llCiIGilscs, &c.

H:stCRt IlCtiICilgcs, &c.
a FRESH SUPPLY, just received. among them
N arc
IIooway's Ointment Cherry Pcctoral
Ilo.loway's Pills Hastings Syrup Napiha
IIobclsacl's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup Of Liver
Mcxtica. Mustang Lli. wort and Tar and Can
ucnt clala:ua
Pain Killer Dally's Magical Pain Ex-
Settler .lpcrient tractor
Barry'S Trcophcrous ChTfStics Gavanc Belts
Jayne Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
RadwayS Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygcnaied Bittcrs Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsapari!ia Murray's Fluid Magnc<a
Sands Sa"saparilla Cod Liver Oil
Townsciids $ Sarsaparil!a Indian Hair Dye
DeatsShot bachelors Hair Dye
Fahncstncks Vermifugc D. pi!atcry Power
Wi>lars BaSam Wili Cher Magnetic llastcr
~
For sale b.? F. !. ZEMP.
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sog:s.s C:sr1.!s::s--Eac:sEs;.!y l5i.trict.
TY JOHN Il. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.

BT JOlIN II. JOY, LSsVIEE, OEDINANY
WHEREAS JOHN L. lngrcm has applied 10 ne
W for Letters of Administration on all and sin-,.-
lar the Goods and Claltlvs, Rights and Credits Of
Mars rc Elcclc:, late Of the Di>,lsct aforesaid de-
CEASED:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and ajmoniSlr all ard
singular the knred aud creditors Of the said dccc;ls
ed t. he AMI appear before me at our n"%t Url,.
rvs Court Tor the said District 10 be holder, at Cam
den Court House the l9h DAY of August, inst.
10 show c.usc ii any, Why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hanl and seal this Isl day of
August, 1853, and in the 18th wear Of AaIcr;.
can Independence
JOHN r. JOY, 0. H. D.
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.y.sNYE2G,G EEOTE;E.
NI7E CGNGAREE UOCSE.)

COLUMElA, s. ..
4 c. JANNEY & W. D. HARRIS, Qate of the
81 J American IIotcl) will lie happy to see their
friends and will give their unrcntling and personal
attention 10 the comfort Of thcr guests, and all who
may he disposed to ratrouize them i'll their new To-
cation.
The House has had. and is having extensive addi-
:ions, and has been rchtcI up; is now well and clc
GantIy furnished.
A splendid line of OmnbUsscs will run to and from
JANHEr'S lloT2!. to the several Railroad Depos.
June %. &c If
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Saddler's and Goach Makers Goods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. "
THOMAS MACKENZEE & SONS (

BALTIMORE, :. ,
IMPORTERS and DEALERS,IN sXGDIERY
I HARDWARE and CoAcHG oODs-ofcr
Southern Dealers Goods in their line such as Strrups
Bride BITS Hocskis, Bnckskips buckles of all Sorts
Webs Patent Leather. .iXlcs, Springs bert Fellocs,
Shafts Castings, of all sorts: Iacks, Saddlcrs Sewing
Silk, Scrgcs, Patent Canvass, Cloths,
Oil and Brussels Carpetipgs,:
Carriage Bolts and Screws of ai sizes In short eve
thing needed by SaGrllcr Coach Maker and Harness
Maker. Being DIRECT IMPORTERS, with ample
means, we can chcr to Southern Buyers as good
Goods, at as low prices, and Oh as good terms TO
punctua customers any other House in the United
States Try Us. and address
THOMAS MACKENZIE & SONS. %
222 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Nav 10. 10 3ni"
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ESS0isS and N0vCis.
I.cyard's babylon AMI Nnrvah, abridged
Tern { "y">, from Fanny'> Pnltoiio
Memoirs uf Robert and D. \. IlaLane
Life "I DR.. Thomas Cha;ncis Muilat
Rae" for Riches. BY William Arnot
D"uihimS Commitment Encouraged
Ilarts Roman and Greek Mythology
Eansav'a History oi Tcmncsscc
Old Fellows Manual
Sam Sticks Saws and Modern Instances
sword anl Di.,ai Simms
Country ll"sl'italiies. Hy Miss Sinclair
Harry tnvriha!cs r"mishIp
Louise lirIlon or Things seen AMI Heard
Anti-Fnnatici.m; y Tale OF the South.
July -. a. YOUNG.
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WORKMAN s. EsoGNE1s
EE IA II Ell Il IAMAo

Nv beg leave TO announce to friends and GUS
w toners, and to the public generally, that about
the middle Of August next, We will open Il
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
St2G3 GnGl o39Ip39
embracing every variety of style and quality, which
we will offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at such prices as must give
ENTIRE SATISFACTORY
To all who will favor us with their custom i'll that
line
Having given our pclsonal attention to the sclec-
ton Of the stock, and having purchased from the
BEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE RI CTORLES
we have hesitation in saying that we can and will
sell at as Low \ PRICE as the SAME QUALITY
Of goods can be bought uon the same tern'<) in any
town city in the State.
Oar EoGd ;atssl Siaoe Eforc
Will be continued at the cid stand, where We arc
now constantly receiving large additions OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which will be happy 10 sell at the lowest possible
rates to all of our old friends and customers and TO
as many new possible.
WORKMAN & BOONE.
July 90. so If
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Head Quarters.
MILFORD, aTth juno, 1853.

MILFORD, a7th juno, 1853.
ORDER No -
THE dc.Camp OF the Governor residing in the
l. lst Division arc especially ordered oattend hi :
during the reviews under orders Of the 23d inst, and
others whose convenience will permit are requested
also to attend him at s,Ic places rs suit them.
BY order o! the Commauder n-chcf,
J. ". CANTEY,
Adj. and lnsp. Gen.
June % ~
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E2s,7lSa gST .:s9p,

rE'lIli Subscriber oilers his <ilrIcc ON tie Kirk
wood Road. tor sale. accommodating terms.
Persons wishing to plic sc will lic shown over the
r:,.m-r< j. II. COOPER.
.lulr >. -
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z. 0. .. E.-7Sars!aaw lodge, No. O.
rJNlIE Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
L at their Hall, on Friday Evcliing. at o'clock.
W. WALLACE, Secretary.
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70 Rent.

TT'HAT House and Store room on Broad street at
l. present occupied by j. Harris. For particulars
aprlyto JAMES McEWEN.
July II 90
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CHAMBERS, JEEFERs g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Z IT \ I. = , UN, >. Y.
TENIIE undersigned beg leave to return thanks 10 their
L nu;acrouS friends for their rast liberal patronage
and inform them that they still cOnnuc the business
s heretofore and hold themselves ready to their
fricuds and all who nay favor them with consiGn-
mcuts or business to the best Of their skill aud ability,
and that no effort their part will be wanting to give
satisfaction.
CHAMBERS, JEFFERS & co.
Aug. .. II til
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E.sEarvescisag scius;os, OF Citrate Of
IEia Gaaz,gi;l.

'SNIIIS icig!ltEll Saline .Aperent will be found all
4 cXc,irY! substitute for EPSON Salts, or other
stnc p'.:-avc-.t is as Agreeable to the taste as
glass Of Sofa Water Or lcnoHale and operates plea
Sanii: ?TrSilivc
a !rcs,l supply jas; receiyed ana ior sale by
AUw ,. I. & +. WORKMAN
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ossice So. ca. Esaii Road Company,

Office So. Ca. Esaii Road Company,
CHARLESTON, july IS, 1853.
StEASON TICKETS. not transferable. to expire three
- months from date of purchase. at SO each, can
Oh and after this date be procured at the Charleston
Augusta. Columbia and Camden Agencies.
saY~R Rate for colortd persons for same time, 500
J. Il. EMERY, Sec
July 10 %
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4 FULL assortment jnsl received and for sale Ivy
1 WORKMAN & EOONE.
.Iulv -. 2S-,l
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Eacrke Cool.

1 EAEi Linen Shcctiug and Pillow Case Linens.
4 u For sale low by t.. ". EDNNEI
July 1T
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Tue, YELLOW FEVER IN NEW. OHLEA vs.
From the New-Oreans I!eli0, of the 23,h I'll
slant, we learn that the yellow fever <1'rosfes-
sing with giant strides in that city. According
to the report of the Charity Hospital for the
twenty;four hours on Thursday, says tie Dr!ta
larger number of deaths have occurred from
this. disease than have perhaps, ever bci"ie
been reperled in the sam time. That NUM-
ber-is forty.two for the 24 hours preceding
- NJ, on the 2lst! The deaths during the
week before last, at the Hospital, when the
presence Of an epidemic h;sl rot been admitted
showed neatly us large unmber rs occurred
in the same establishment during any week OF
the year 547,--the last great epidemic which
visited our city
Govern THE CHlLDEES-They youth Of the
country are soon to hold its destiny in their
hands. Aud as they are now governed will
they hereafter. govern. N;ybulrr SAYS il his
Letters-"Freedomi is qaite impossible when
the youth of "a country are Geyeil of reverence
and mOdesty." We confess we have some.
times feared for the, future of our land, when
we considered the character Of the rising porn-
ton.
1ohhS america IS so very last, mas so lit'le
reverence for the past, aud such un!aing faith
in tprogress,'' Of the aggressive order, that his
hands seem unsafe receptac!cs Of great a.
trust. Our Puritan foretathers were strict dis
cipiinaries, aud New England owcsmuch ofits
power and glory to this fact. Parental con.
trolls now very much relaxed. In most cases
it is the. chiltrenwho govern. This is a baa
stateofthings and should be changed. Boysnced
control as much rs Bread and butter. Me.
buhr,whom we must again quote, says:
"Iwould warn every one, whose child shows
a bad disposition to hold him in while he syoang
forthere is not much fear of breaking his spirit
lie Innate iupudecee will protect him from
this; and feel, by myself; that our faults can.
not be torn up with too much violence in
childhood before they have taken too deep
root"-PortAmd Transcript =.
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LAND EHOEs SALE.

LAND E'OEs SALE.
MIR SAMUEL y. ATKINSON is authorized to
w sell lands OF the Estate OF Thomas Sumter. ~
ing in Chesterfield. Lancaster and KerShaw Districts
Persons wishing to purchase will please address him
ut BiSiIopyile, Sumter District s. &.
+. SUMTER, EX'r., &c.
Sn:ntcvvl!c, Aug. ,. 3:-N
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HANlNG lrocurela NEW and very completeEp-
1 raratuS Ior MANuFAcTuEING aud HorrLNG SODA
or MINERAL " sTEp the subscriber now ready fur
nish lus:"H S"pA and SAlsArAEILLA in any qucnti,y
To those who deal in the article.
Country Merchants, Hotels, Restaurants aid ami
lies. can he supplied at the shortest notice.
Terms CASH. FRANCIS H. IfMP.
April l. Is It
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TlTAT Dwelling House and Store on broad street,
lately occupied By W. N. Billings For particulars
apply to JAMES McEWEN
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IN and after this date the Passenger and Mai
~ Train will ri:n once week. say " WEDNESDAY
twice day, lloa the Junction 10 Camden and lack
connecting nj the junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at clock
a. NJ and brm. up Passengers and light freight; Stock
PouNy. Eggs, Fruit. and other light artices will be
received at Ia" Camden Passenger Depot, on Wedncs
days al lG o'clock ~ NJ, AMI connect will: the light
Express Train (iown) from Columbia. 1t will be
ccSSy :nr shippers Of stock give three Of four days
notice that cars may be provided for t!cm.
The Train will run directly through 10 Columbia
and back on Frihay--onc day only.