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ZOE SALE

- TIE large Brick House and OF, corner of
<.3gfA Summer and Prospect Streets
-A.iaazA For terms, c., inquire of
MARI dtf ESTE SMITH, Cottage street.
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Special Notice to Foreigners.

T{NiEOMP SON s. CO., Express iorwarders. having
1 made arrangements Tor drawing Checks directly On
the Belfast Banking Company, Belfast, reand ormy
OF sbranches are now ready 10 draw Checks on the
above Company, from { to slO,00O.
The advantage OF sending 10 friends abroad Bank
Check instead OF Drafts individuals, be clearly
obvious.
Bills Of Exchange, Checks and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool to New York or Boston
furnished at This Office. ). V. r. HlCKCOX, Agent,
les dlf waldo Block, Man street Worcester
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Desk Mandatory.

IL +. WRIGHT u co. Manufacturers Of Pulpits,
rs Counting Room and Office Desks Library, Office,
o Dining Room Tables Druggists Drawers and Book
49, OF every size and quality, respectfully inform the
S n.aaa 81 ester and vicinity, that they
pvI'eu 20 furnish the above uamed articles At short
our woik to be equal 20 ANY IN the country Rear of
umneA nock, corner Of Main and Pheasant s,reets
Worcester, Mass ~ = Vut,5iI r''
janis dtf "a = ,,tt nv
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BROOKS & SrEARNS.

Garden Seeds.
THE subscribers, feeling the necessity of having the
pnblic supplied with good Garden Seeds have made
arrangements to furnish at wholesale and retail, all
kinds of the best Seeds selected and raised by Mr. Da-
RUS Rice. the well known Gardener Of this City Those
wishing to purchase in quantities SELL them
selves such Carrot Beet, Onion, any other kinds
of Seed can he supplied The Lowest market prices
corner of Front and Trumhul streets
TAFT u HARRINGTON
Worcester, March 49, 1853 DIV
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ADAMS & st,sN
BOSl0H. SsW i0fa, philadelDhia Baltimore

B0SlGH. New iOra, PHILADELPHIA, Beii.mOft
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
Il co forward Goods, Parcels,
TTSsssssagss i Money, a c., and make collections
zzsiF1ai - on Norwich New York Philadelphia
~ S Washington, Pittsburg, and ST. Louis,
with the utmost wompdtude, giving all possible care
to all and any Kinds of business ct the above description
entrusted to Them IA. d Go. also forward Parcels,
Letters, s to all parts Of Europe OFFICES9 Court
st Boston; is shetucket st Norwich B Bolles,
n. London; S. Chestnut St, PHILADELPHIA, Wall ST.,
New York; Light s. Baltimore; Penn Avenue, Wash
ington; IS Fourth ST., Ptsbprg corner Of Pine and
Watei-ses., ST. Louis L. L. MASON, Express Office,
corner Of Nam and hsctaHic SITS, BorcPateT.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester Nov !. 1852. dlf ". B. nINsMORE.
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Cottage for Sale !

- ON Pleasant street, a few rods from Main st.
l%s For particulars, inquire of JOEL DEWlNG,
at lien Il ThUTber's Pistol Mandatory.
Worcester, March /, 1852. diff
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Butter and Cheese.

Butter and Cheese.
NOW receiving, since the recent decline IN price
~ choice Diaries of Bntter and Cheese from Chan
iaeqnl, ST Lawrnce, and franklin CopBtiss NY.
lsO, Vermont Butter, in small packages which we
Oner al the lowest market price, b. the package.
ieblO dtl LEE SPRAGUF a. co.
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Receiving from the Snffoh CONT NILS, Boston their
different grades at fr, fresh sruuni, III barrels half
bpues, and bags quarters AMI tighth, all of winch
will be sold at the lowest market prces, 246 Nam
DEXTER d EDDY.
uar5 DIFF
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Also, number of Farms with from 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
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On and Gfte1 Monday, Aprit Isl, 1853 through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence at 720, and y 80 M. and 3.45 D. IA
Leave Worcester at 6 So and II q. IN. and 4p. m.
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For Sale or Exchange

For Sale or Exchange
For ii Ouses in Orcester.
A WOOD lot Of 80 acres in Sutton also, house and
n five acres Of land in Sutton
Also, house at Whitin's village also house lots
the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots a leading from King street
to Chandler; also, vo house lots the corner of
Chandler and Queen street
For further particulars enquire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner OF Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester Nov. Is. 1859. diff
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Bnilding Lots for Sale.

NN Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire at RICHNOND'S,
No. 200 Main street.
Worcester, March 9Th. 1853 d6m
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CHARooALin large or small quantities. Sebladu
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
III NHE Subscriber, having taken Office in Paine's
L Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services
Real Estate Broker,
TO any persons having property for sa or to exchange
either in the City adjoining towns, and would so1lt
The attention of purch to the following Schedule of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
Twenty valuable House Lots, on the beautiful fiat in
the western part of The city three On The co, ner OF
Aus and oxford streets Also several others lit
tie north westerly, elevated ground and two
On Fruit stteet, Ais, number Belmont st eet and
north, and one ellington Hear Main ST. A Isn |
TWO story Dwelli House Yelling on near MAN st
LAkKlN SMITH, z36 Main street.
Also, number of Farms, with from 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
CHARCOAL in large or small quantities febla-dtf
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Butter. Cheese. and Flour.

: =
CONSTANTLY on hand Butter and Cheese from
~ Vermont and New Y ork DIARIES. FLOUR of vari
Gus brands and coatse and fine salt all of which viii
he sold the lowest prices the hoesale Provision
Store, Washington square
ape daft BAssGTT, EARLE & BROTHER.
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To LET

TWO Convenient Tenements. with Shoemakers Shop
L attached and large garden well supplied 18th
Fruit Trees, atoul q miles the CITY Hail. will be
let on the first of April to good very mod
crate price. Apply at this Office, NJ Barrett, Col.
lege street. lnchQ9 du
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The 7.l5 A. NJ. tram Providence, connects
Worcester with she Express Trains from Boston loI
New York, and Alb6ny, which leave Worcester at 9.25
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TU L E 7.
A LARGE ROOM, over the Store OF the subscriber,
a suitable for an office. Apply to d SCOTT JR.,
novl9 dtt 243 Main street,
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To Physicians Throughout the .. States

n Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price, five dollars. tanJ7 DIFF
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-26
500 Rewards,
81 r. u Stssp' Az orbl last ,rnesdaythe.

cJ3SVs&a y tA.As IuSSuuy LUZ
IA IA l7th hdnsta my Reys Il RI HARD D ]. a
S.--s.8hite lnulalto, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrably stout, built,
abont twentwo years old with straight
hair las a very sulky5ap-
.pearaace, and answers qoicksunds short
when spulsensto said boy has a short thick
foot, his hands slprt and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar O. a blister on
his forehead just above The eye -brows, he
may ,ryto hide THY wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will he
sure to pass himself for white man for
no is very White and Has been taking great
care of his skin for some time, When he
lc(, lie had a cloth cap, black coat and u
dark colorei pair nf pnnts. lie will be
sure to change Ills cap and clothes us soon
as he can; he also Wcats his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar OF the bis
ter. He is d SYSTEMATICALLY trade, though
he may not go at tile business, expecting
that he will he SO advertised.
The above reward oil One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for his delivery many
jail in the State. He will be sure To give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradetvilc, Sumter District, S. G.
May 2htn, 1882 30-n
,Y1 Camden Journal and Chcraw Ga
zelte publish five times.
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Do not Defer, but Cone
YOU WANTTo' GET i; III y j
Choice.

Mr.. REICsI, Merchant Tailor, 6erss as
leave to lnior'ii tue gentlemen of sSSiin,ter-
VILE and District that he, has Just retlrneds
with spendid assortment Of
Cloths; C::ssilsse,.eS;; Dr;,T,,tl a efess
FestInsS. SC &c, aud in short ever hing
that IS required fcs full suit Havins
made the choice Of his goods siiinse III, ne
doubts aotsEqt what he canasfit the most
raS'ldH1nF 'bcfe Is no useito have you
cloths made N c;lsta'siongof by Yankees.
when YOU can have hem made as stylish
nn'I,rs we'll i 10; batSer ,liaii sanywhereS
else rIgEt ~ hosae, and this Mr. r. ss'il ,if
promises 10 do;nay,hc vii add that, ifIis8
work IS NOT turned oui atltd$i equal tn ars;
doiie IN ths cnnnlry he win not charge
ANYTHING. As for his Ricesthey shailibs
n. New York rates. All he asks IS eiyo
him a rial !! Come soon and Iit 4 I oatt i,s
some Of thbso beautiful Pants ssilsl
paiterns, it will StJon be warm and ys,Sl, ,stl
want them. ss
Mr.. RElcii lives next door "a & ~ ~
Haynsworth almost opposite Dr. II i aerss,
spoon. 7. & ES's'
nssil 18th, 1858 2t;-tf8
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She7if's Sales.

RY virtue of sundry Executions 10 me
~ directed, will be sold at Sumter Cour,
House, on the lst Monday and day follow
ing III August next. within legal hours
OF sale, to llie highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles
One tract of 7 acres Of Land in the
town of Suntcrvlie adjoining lands OF w.
w: Alton and G.. DcLormc levied upon
as the property of WIN. J. Francis at the
Lcnnean e. Borckmyer and Is. c. Brown,
Administrator.
One Horse and one 10, or tract of 5 Clio
acres of land in the town of .Sum,crviIic
adjoining lands Of A. e. Spain and tic
Methodist Churcl, levied upon as The pro-
pcriy OF Briant kavanagh at the suits of
J. Hendricks, G. Tarrh and j. Corchoran,
: Printing presses and all the material
used in the establishment of the Sumter
Banner levied upon as the property ofIYm
j. Francis at the suit Of E. G.. Brown,
Administrator.
One lfact o! . l-2 acres of land In Tie
town OF SIHiervIlc adjoining lands of ]
II. D!nglc and w. u III. r. Road levied
upon rs the property OF Thomas McGee at
The snits OF SINS Il Nance, John Webb and
L. ID. Pl.ag!c u TO.
One negro named Dave levied upon as
The properly Of John w Erwin, under a
mortgage given by said Erwin to Joseph
Montgomery and to be sold 10 satisfy said
mortgage. -
One tract Of 250acros of;iau,l in Clare
mont adjoining lands OIL. White, Estates
Of Nayrant and William j. Rees levied
upon as the property OF. WE. Richardson
al the suit OF llascl.int 81 ,NFal.oh.
J. e. RtlAMEI, S. S. D.
July II, 1853 37-3t
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Is0isoaSfrs


Flitislsa,ttls of parents vi 10 use yerinifuge..
icompoaed DC Castor Oil (, calomel, &c, are not
aware, that Whlet they appear to benefit the pa.
.,ent, they are actually laying the foundation for
a series OF diseases, such as salvation, loss Of
sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In anotlierlcoumn will be found the adver-
,isehient Of lIobcnsack's Medicines, to which
We ask the attention of sll directly interested
hi tlieir own rs we'll as their Childron's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those ff bilious type, shoi I'd make use
of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pills.
+ ~ Be not tdseeired," but ask for IToben-
sacks Worm Syrup Liver md Pills, and the
serve that each has the signature Of the Pfopre-
or N. HoDENsAcK. us none else arc genuine
Agust.l0. 42-ly.
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New Tin and S'heet-Iron
Ware ManrfactGrv.

JAMES Fl. DUE would respectfuiiv
'nfo'm the cltzeus Of Sumtervi!e and tho
surrounG t,S country, thu he is now open.
ing Tin MANUFAC"ORY in Sumter.
v'iie, aud is now prepared to fill all orders
IN tho tin line. Merchants will iilsd it to
tlicIr interest to purchase their ware from.
me, as intend to sell low and warrant.ali
that sell. :.
ROOFING, GUTrERING and .i6B
WORk executed with promp,nrss and in
a worklnanlike manner. The cash will
he expected IN every instance on finishing
or delivering Of every, job, intend to sell
cheap and for the cash only.
Feb. 9Th, 1853 i5-,f
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Head Quarters.
ORDER NO

DIN1vII IL " U
TIE Coinmandcr-ii iii Chief has learned
with painful regret Of. the death Of cherish
ed member Of his Staff, Lieut.. Colonel
Samuel Sparks, Er. As soldier he was
fully imbned wlha sense OF duty, courage
and patriotism; as gentleman he was ur-
hanc, generous, and full of social virtues.
1t is therefore ordered, that the staff
wear the usual badge of mourning for the
space Of thirty days, and that a cory of this;
order be forwarded, by the Adjutant Gen
eral, TO his afflicted parents who have 50
much cause to mourn tho uuti'ncly death
Of an only au'! beloved son.
BY order of the Commander in-C Chief:
q J. w. CANTEY,
Adj. and Insp. Gcn'l
July 18th, 1888 3S-3t
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DRY Goods for Cash.
w. G.. BANCROFT & co.
253 KING STREET,
CHl:ah.sCStNal. S.. G.

WE have in conformity with The spirit
OF the times adopted in our business the
system OF low I"rV and Cash Prices, and
offer To the city and country retail and
wholesale trade every variety Of goods in
our iinc--PRlNT'S, MUSLINS, Silks,
BOMRAIlNES, SliAIVLS, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CAs,SlMERES, ID X T. SIS
GoODS-oi all l:i'uis s-GIOVES, no.
SlhRl, &c. &c. We sinai, he constantly
receiving the latest aid most fashionable
styles oi goods, and it is our determination
that our stock IN point OF styles and ASSo1,
meW shall bc unsurpassed, aud III cheau-
ncs'. "l prtcc HneP"0!rI ny any in the ciiy
nt Charleston. w ave rlndc this change
II oar system O. un5n"sS from our prc-
terence TO III" small Npi more certain re-
tnrn oi llit NIMBlE SlNpENCE, rather
than tia, OF the slow shilling, and in Tic
belief that the public cannot fail to per-
ccivc The advantages it offers to purchasers
Our business will he conducted so as to
ensure their entire Confidence. and VIC ap-
peal directly TO their Judgment. Through
our INJECTIONS in the various markets of
Europe and 81 this country we possess the
abilHy and the wW TO offer extraordinary
Inducements To the Consumer, Tie Planter,
and the Merchant.
February 9Th. 1853 15-lm
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The Real aSinon Pure
c.. Il. MAs(D

WOULD respectfully inform Ills 81 ri
irons and lr.ends, and the public ganeFailyst
ina. ne hasfeceiyed an additional: S,oFksoifS
Watches aratf J.cWefPy3 ii
fresh from Baltimore, of every description:
y patterns as neat and dirable as aifSss
Yhicls have ever been brought III tlils inaf4if
&et' iis prices are low and his articles;
Alikinds kind OF repairing done inttlie neat
est manner, ard with pfSmpE pEness. r. "a
dc respectfully s0licits,lle f,atlnfia9a al
IN the public as he is ready % Suit iiem in
every respect.
MaY3I,1S53
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aE SUSPICIOUS sst 81 Its lsiiGdS
tsihdisidual lis al ys sra eiliug II con-
itsltsisls5 liuefsl ats He sees, hears.
lreanls q ANY thing i.lS which he
!. ,:.s lpes not ssrnell a rat The most
ss4lisFiilloss act of his Deighbor, underhis
I piel0tss sand 3inqn qnisiturial disposition,
lfsitl n ~ atter<of serious investiga-
stlpn,1 Because lie knows there is some
thing init Sind, for he saw his neigh
sb0Sr, Mr., i, soaking conlid entially to
50 Mrs. S.. that Very morning in the mar,
Ect. lieSptlts That aud that together,
lESsald connects this whispering in the
ins@ith something he heard in
baibtr's shop, some weeks before,
md RheSissatisiicd that his neighbor g.,
{ 'issei itherSgoing to fall in business, or
s abscona8@thout giving his creditors
dnesnotice.
4zSss bhel lnostterriblc part ofsuch mans
5scharacterss, that he places such faith
* pom the. cOrollaries he draws from his
fuse premises, that he does not hesi-
Issta tea to give %'ing to the base suSpi-
asssscions oishis mind: and frequently is the
aattsS.'iS Ill pE1llSluS aUout y ulSaStcr
(which neYerawould have happened but
for him.
NAIapyy q happy lircsidc has been rem
dered dcsolatc-many Il prosperous
young man brought to ruin-lnany Rs
4 Ss3i;yirtuous 81 and amiahlc girl been driven
to;desspair by the tiendish inucndocs of
5St he Suspicious man. No man, howcv-
VI erss upright and honcst--no woman,
eau epfoachable--no maiden, however
pure isssafe in the ncighborllood Of the
suspicious Man. He has all the curl
S8sity ofPaul Pry, without his good
stlatarc, sand the maignity of the devil,
@ithoutshis talent.
IfSeyerr Lynch law is justiiiablc in u
II community, it is exercised on the
Suspicious Man. Rotten to the core of
81 his heart himself, he hasno faith in the
virtue and honesty of others. He
exists ina state Of .tinual doubt of
.3#t he notit&:: and actions of others and
ca colisGlarf,:n his life is, at tho:
best but u prolonged misery New
.5s O,7edass Detta.
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.~----0~..

Beautifully gorgeous was the sunset
sky. The last notes of the summer
birds fell upon the car as they re ircd
TO Stheir"resting places in the green for
2est, and verything whispered oflovc,
Sas Sas sood With my loved one in T. beau.
3tifill garden, regalcd by the odur Of a
btfousand flowers. Geutly | drew my
arms around her delicate waist, aud
was about.to imprcssa u kiss npon her
lips, when she looked I..e saucilv in
ssffthe%eyes, aud with q smile upon her
,eoantenance, 90 said, ::Euu't," and |
don'ted. .-AM cricdR Ia1Ec Ialc
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State of South Carolina,
San,te,, District.
IRA W. BROWN, }
ads ca. Sa

ROBERT LATTA,
liza w. BEowN. who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of Sumter District, by GER.
tain Wr,s Of Capias ad SatisIacicndun,, a,
the suit of Robert Lltta having filed in
my ciiice, together with Schedule on.
oath, OF his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court OF Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted 10 the benefits Of
ot the Acls of. the General Assembly made
for the relief Of ineolvcit debtors. Ii is
ordered that the said Robert Eatta and all
others, tie Creditors TO whom the said Ira
w. Brown, is any wisesindeb,cd, be, and
they are hereby summoned. and have no
lcc 10 appear, before the said Court a,
Sumlcr Court House, on the Seventh day
OF November ncxt,.to shew Causc;4if any
they can, why the prayer Of the petition
Aforesaid. should not he grante,l
w. j. SINGLETON, c. t..P
July l2lI, 1858 3?-Gm
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s3sS There are people, chiefly quite young
folks, Who have an impcdment in
7their speech of II peculiar kind. They
cant pronounce the. letter r. if they
Try ever so hard, though they have no
difficulty with the rest of tic alpha
bet. We remember Of boy ut
school who always read II certain pass,
snge sin4the Nem-Iest4lanat thug
o4il,to you 'sq'tibes. phawisecs, hyp-
%oq'sitss!l lt5was the same boy who
5said stosflis brother, who Was famous
ssslnllsk3fat slluntcr, Sam, saw u wat
3st Joua twap."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Scientific wonder
IMPORTANT TO pyspErrrcs

BAL IMPORTANT TO DYSPEpTICs
la l2r, .l Y: ). Houghton's Pepsin, the true hi.
geshye We 5riuid or Gastric Juice, prepared from
iiseilet, or tue Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions Baron Liebg, the great physoo.
! s.eai 'll Senisf ~ ): $: iloughton, ~ d., pha.
elphiia, Tiisis truly a wonderful re medy for
e Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver Com
PAINT Constipation and Debility, curing after
] Nature tlt sE owa Method, by Na,uro's Own
Agent, q the Gastric JUICE. Pamphlets. contain.
ing Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
ey agents, gratis Soc notice among the medica
advertisements. s-,v
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AGooD Cow. A COW in louisville.
Bucks county, in .seyen days gave 375
quarts ofmilk, from which fourteen
pounds of butter we're churncd. In
addition to tllls, an abundance ofmilk
and creain were Used by the family
This same COW, the present spring,
raised aca!f that, at tic age Of FIVE
sWeek'sold, weighed 81 pounds. Du-
II ring the time that tile cait'was with her,
sshe also made fifteen and a half pounds
{of butter nc had no extra feed, rhc
iced being pasture and five quirt: of
Indian inca! per day.
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Sal, cried a girl, looking out at
the upper story Of a small grocery,
addressing 1 another girl who was try
.lng%to en.er in at the front door,
S We ye all been to canp.meeting. and
2seent converted; so, when you want
.rnilk2on Sundays, you'll have to come
In the back way"
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KHooflamtl,s qaer,,,;,,, Te;,,o,..

3S 4 AfatOosl;eald's dGersnaM Hsilters.
Hundreds Of our citizens complain of debii.
isty. anu iansonr OF the system, arrangement of
tlie liver and stomach, want Of appetite, &c.
theyialre frequently the result Of too close an
lpiiNcatlon, anla thousand other causes we can
not ylel heresHarne but we would say to all aiict
Z e'i, do as we have done get bottle or two Of
l2r Hooiland,s !l German lsiiers, prepared by Dr.
Jac kson, and oilr word for it you will be onred
recommend this medicine, knowing from
eSpsrqlencsst that tits mich superior TO the gene
Sfailiy OF patent medicines. We world say to
tf fealsrs' purchased none unless prepared by
I pr, estNl q Jackson, Pbiladelphia. July -
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CopartnerShip Notice.

'G'tlE undersigned have formed Co
partnership FOR the transaction Of the
FA:TORAGE a ND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, in the city of Charleston, un-
der the name Of ROSSER g. WARREN.
The usual advances will be made on all
Produce consigned to us, and strict per-
sonal attention given to all business en-
trusted to our care.
Our office on CENTRAL WHARF, will
be opened OIL or before 10Th September
next.
JOHN ROSSER:4
7''5, THO. ]. WARREN.
July l2lh, 1868 SIT
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IS An industrious tradcsmah, having
IS taken q new apprentice, awokc him
the eilrst morning at very early
hour, by calling out that the family
were sitting down to table. "Thank
you" said Che boy, as he turned over
in bedsto adjust himself for new
nap, thank you; but | never eat
anything during the night
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Increased Stock
BY
John 0'Conn0l..

Who hls made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
receiving fresh goods BY every train Of
cars and oiGrs TO The puHc .6r The sum.
'ner months the following articles low fer
cash
Ice Cream and Lemonade, [d,iIyl Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pane .Nbpie~ aud ii; tic
iropica! irui.+i aiSn a fine aS>nrlnrn, of
Tobacco and Clgar>, w;ih chGlcc lot ol
Family Groceries. uisna largo stock Of
BEEN GOODS, Sc.
pickled salmon and Preserves, Flour Of
the hes; brands warranted, also a Iaryc 10,
OF Bacon oi.whch he receives a new sup
ply weekly. &!i o.! which he guarantees
to sell n lIc lowest raics Gnr cash.
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