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A REPORT Of rwo Hundred interesting Cases
IN rcsud with Warer, by EDWARD FELLEREk, ND Rest
PHI os'ge Mountain Water Cure Institution viii
ut1cu oh,sc) applicant occsng ptif
order 5 lsitcr stamp AedfessC sELLhNs bhOItER
South O.angc, NrwCuty Nstor 20 ne above sneo intn
Mons md Essex Railway, foot Of Csniandsi al "a NJ
OF iSDd6PM
nR CHARLES NUNDES WATER CURE rs,
IL TABLisaMFkT Forence, Nordampon) Mas. has been
rcsfN rareed proved There for 10 patients
Ire location and county ground are pleasant a he-y The
qnaiy sud he Doctor, shos
snown al Europe for the last twenty
per wset. Circulars BE- had ~ NESFEkMASS Go :
BoohEoIc, No 30 Broadway, New-N orr
DR SHLW Of Now.York. earliest American Prac-
~ utonf war Cure and author OF various works h~ sub
psc duiite Zoe season IN connection
with NJ D. CAMPBELL a. L.bsnon Sprrgs tounbs CO. \ Y
y H TAYLOR, NJ d., No. , llthst, cor 4th-ay,
~ the WatsCuse AID Physiological treatment Of de
Ia IL DOM lc Application Also Office eorsai;ati a.
HNDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No srhi-st ud, the personal direction Of TRAIL
N Dr. Ho>FORD Assistant ia the Female Depart
nrG TAYLOR viii also ssss IN out door pscocc
rally
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April L. has
IN befr ad Up particular regard and
Tie weAncvu health fitness Of Sew climate rendeis
sbe cue Toms sic week. rayaee weekly Address II
RfH Newport n. I.
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Nrm-2)osk Qailp Gribu11s.
MIDSUMMER

hIDSUMMER......For tbs Tribune.
/ LIE beneath the quiet trees
That muTmur softly, like a song,
Breathed gently through unconscious lips,
Happy as summer days are long
/ lie and gaze, while pulse and thought
Flow on with deep and lingering tide.
TIE one into my dreaming heart
The other outward, vague aud vide.
The drowsy hours, full-freighted, drift
Along LIES ocean, az Of old
Deep laden argosies went down
To Eastern cities, fraught with gold,
And tropic fruits, and spicy drugs
Whose very names and fragrance bear,
As vases which have held rich flowers,
Betray the sweetness once was there.
Not of the future dream now
The spring will with those dreams return;
And hope and energy will wake
When winters fires again shallburn.
Nor of the past-let mem ry sleep
Till autUmD's pensive touch once more,
Shall tune my heart to sad delight
And paint lost visions fondly Ger.
HOpe-memory-rc gret-despair-
Gone are your hours Of light and gloom
Midsummer days are not for you
For the rich present now make room.
The wonan-hood of nature breathes
Its warm fruitOn everywhere,
And the deep triumph of her heart
Fills Ike passion all the air.
| breathe its inspiration in;
She bears it brimming tony lips;
Not half so full of rosy JOY
The wine the flushed bachante sips.
So Hebe bore the tabled cup
To bless the heather gods of yore,
SO, deep drank they the fragrant bliss
From the full chalicc running Ger.
Oh weary heart, with passion sick,
Has thy deep loye-unanswered-lot
Brought no repayal TO the breast
Which gaveit at such fearful cost
Has life grown weary in its noon
Uncrowned-ing loriOus-incomplete
The flower filtered in it's bloom
Withholding Its most precicussweet
Around it's fragrant center, still,
Folding in darkness and decay
Those inmost petals, which in love
Blossom lifes fragrant JOY awayi
Oh come with me beneath the trees
Forget thyself in natures Joy
Here dwells no baiiled, longing pain,
No disappointment TO annoy
Here triumph in her full success;
Here revel in her boundless bloom;
Blend her sweet consciousness with thine,
And take her sunlight for thy gloom
Thus shall thy inmost spirit feel
The thrill of deep victorious song,
And life be crowned with happiness
When fair midsummer days are long.
ss july 1858. EDwARD d. HswARB
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..o1yvs PorsosIso CAss.-The village Of West Troy
was alarmed and excited on Monday morning On
80, = OF the sudden death Of young girl by the mama
- My Ann Smith. II appears that she was taken sick
IN Sunday afternoon and vomited profusely for some ne
and exhibited symptoms that there hope OF her re-
coyery her mother who was with her all the time, suf
fred her 20 die without the benefit Of physician. Dr
Viele was called in Sunday evening, and saw aner
some inquiry that the child died from the effects OF arsenic
and communicated the intelligence 10 the Coroner Who
moned jury and held inquest on the oody Dr.
swinburne Of this city made post morsm e1amnson,
and testified that the girl 10 her death rom me esc
Of arsenic II shown by the evidence taken before
the inquest that the girl in company with young mM
named Hank HAYES had purch1ed arsenic at Sheldon
DING re no Troy on saturday and that the mother ana
this Young man cogpzant Of the fact that vas AZ
senc that had made her so sick on Sunday afternoon -
"a sbown also that she about two months gone ns
family way The jury in view Of these facts orougn
verdict that the girl 10 her death from poison %
stored either by herself or the young man, and
committed to jail the charge OF being secsss1R nck
poisoning.
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Sssal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of n9e. hereby sven % q. P.r.ns hS,as
ssiu's ,iisi ANih'Nf hVMt'N SO o. ,h-IT o.
Office Of WILLIAM ID. CH.sf No. Il Cc>De~r-s 10
City ofrewirk. t--- zee ou'th asy Of j.ausy next
D.frd New fofk, the inirtieih DAY - June 1855
tyI I.verF HARGAREr atAA'E idmiT'SririI
IN PURSUANCE of on order Of the Surrogate Of the
coss Of ps S s.ss :; Gee 70 Of os &:
essd 20 prssnt IL With vouchers .hcre0i % ne =.
h.1 no 24s Fest i4t. lie City u seE forA % or
boret- Of Es'eHbeI DSS se< is. t'e
nuels.uth dsy 81 bsy. isJ. sAkf swirl LAoo1-"
ui11o iswenlEn'
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF me
Comfy Of Heve notice hereby sy.n 70 Ell P.r.o. naT.s
vouchers her.x 20 the snbcro>f
1ot faoe1 si her residence 5h ee:weeu d 'ad or
Ktyo before the ll day Of December rs1t oed New
ave- "a 1' MaRGARET FINEGAN. Sole EI.eu.rn
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
III, County ~ N,vYos hereby 70 al rsons
mr. claims .frr WILLIAM MORRIS se Of the City Of New OK
d,.e 10 per, with vouchers thereof 70 se .ah.e
!, h, dsre n 2hs between the ID and in the City Of
New OH or or d.y Of hovenpef bet-
Dated NevN OK the Nineteenth Gay Of Ny lefs oo, r
NJ lsgfutr' isAtO LoOh'fOO"' 'Aoo1'"
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
s CHRODE O: re sisD q Inos seoeset % .-.I; i,s
SO Frsrs .gss- o N. hheesA
',y asu '-'t D'' ''- wTIIiiS scfIRoDzR
In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Once
ne os.y q 6 Yr S',s mi sy s CO.. of ~ 7oi -
..d 70 e.r aof 90 tae sss ff Al No -
p p' s. - AZ II US yoHs HsT1isGte
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G.. Smith
s1o -. oosr,, Of kas. Iq,. 800 s s,ss 'co'.
.e- Usct d.e-.q -i Toe, " .esta 20 s1 y s 'T s
IN Comfy u KHs. o. Or eo'e the rsss
say Il ssg;su'si It-Ds,ee, hsnh q l,9 -
JAMES EVANS.
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YRIIP Of HOARHOUND and yEGETA.

~ BILE rXPCCTORANrS-i2i. Is sSd 50 eents-A delightful
remedy cousas CoHs and Consumption Sold sboss
anS retail aAHDss Mammoth Drur stare No n IsnsS&
WHISPERS or MUsTACHES are produced 10 six
weeis withou. stain 20 the akin By Onrnsr
Extract bad faith a4 when ho1xhi L. bus Ind i 70
lie reed queny senc W FOsDICk, Sev
sny the eoEEtry r. Ora
HAM, No 81 An and 81 ezEss< Bfooflyn- Ma Hayes
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Aleoical.
TTFN1YFYT cURE'of FAD LEG by no.

A PERMANENT CURE'of BAD LEG by HOl-
IA LOWAlS PILLS and OINrMENf-fhe Aste Of the Mary
shcVgaz4 iasac hcmc ron Casa injured ais leg, wth
0cte that he quite incs,aoe OF a.
Stens % hs he tired aabe rnfOY that toe ship
neeaS shgc, ahogcsd without lie then
innea 1l AT I.yog. second OtceT - ~ tOLLOhAl 3
OA'. Ni eld PILLS. Ia procured soa'e if3 p~-s A
With tAl ! before
~ ortltI a4sals sale
Sid D, 81 eiG,.s II molisas 10 the Uled sios pots ssd
tNAe s 'e' 20 cel- aue 81 * each. sud ~ 20
FlIcls org issi Vie Ul.e3 b. Mess A T. d.
sAfbS Ne'oA at by to rolnctcr y. a. Slaa3 boaioa
EOURAlDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively,
~ fl'u. r'ctficn ,stlfaen tae nvnls
Ut COZ "a - es'.f.-' t'4rt Chemical pnlus 1hs-
aFusrsrtcf tres frif Dye s fhe rsi. -4us 70
emg ne srn frvune, srd ,os rr. s.rlsr
properly rCtfrg tar making and NICE tsrer r.
IoNusd 6OtRAl DIS ITALIAN INDICATED sap ssfc-rs
eSufifs. IUIURE SUBTLE ur-os fro,, 10 fh-s =.
uyper tn4v LIQUID EgTgE r.fs
eksess HAIR GLOSS RESTORATIVE lily n r-rt
feurd ouy lr col RAJ DS ca established Lba-a;or o. ~
MEDICAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
uk sAAJ Ii ClLBET. II. d. sfs extensive e1per
10 Acuph. rclutsrc, slc recently Freals a.
he paeuis % bs sal ia cue ofhs
bcvus deemed hrcla IN
Nhe faculty, wti ins,Iuut Is OF ary AIDA
cels and iJrois, c.. led clnCcross.
Sroi1ia In a. t. illars
" bite el.lss ard Cronie Dsssses 81 ~ l'n's
sots he ska
Ahlctc bsesses Of ne Fser &c
rr.ee.r tisrds-f star0fur
d ytLbt 80 FhyscsIs end paierss tcy dl N.
ssrNee ana ihassiss Bsssr OF
ohs- AoeIs tieta a. n il. p =.
N 1 Dfr ~ ~. &c
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The Madison County papers announce voc .ssctarsr Of
Williams an euterprising merchant md aasd Madison
Cazsuovia Mr. Williams formerly reP'''S
Comfy In the Legislature Of tins Nuke
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rIHOSE PuRE WnD CHERRY BITrERs. PIE.

b loss con 3 = Ia, r",,s, H. ~ - - s-J cur ~
q "a H. Netl f.es oaly Sll ee1, J.sf k.-s SD By
Coz -. core Jer-it md braisay Beyd P.r No .
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
Valuable Plantation and Mills
FOR SALE.

'INIE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation and
l. Mills in Sumter District situated on Dig Raffm
Creek, fourteen miles below Camden, and six, from
3oykins Turn Out containing 1919 sixteen hundred
and sevenyour acres between four and five hundred
cleared and under fence the balance in fine tim.
Der. On the premises is good two story Dwelling,
with a the necessary buildings Of well settled an-
tation most Of which, have been erected within tho
last few years On the northern extremity of the tract
is another Settlement in good repair Both places aro
perfectly healthy.
Also-An excellent Grist Mill with two pair Of
stones, and Saw Mill, capable Of cutting about one
thousand feet oflumber per day With the Plantation
will be sold f desired) the stock Of cattle Hogs aod
Sheep together with the Provision Crop If sold i'm
mediatey possession will be given the first OF jan
uary, 1864. &s%F
Tile terms and otl,er particulars may be obtained
from the subscriber the premises or by letter drcc-
ted to Boykins Depot Camden Branch of S. C. r. R.
MARION SANDERS.
Sumter Dist. S. c. Oct 4, [3mj
The Charleston Mercury will insert twice a week
for six weeks and the Sumter Banner once week
for three months unless otherwise directed and for
ward bills to this Office.
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METHODIST BOOK S4ORE,v
. 25s King Street, Charleston.

,TINE Agent of the above Establishment would very
respectfully call attention to the same, having had
charge of it since February last feels under obga-
tions to render his grateful Acknowledgements to all
who have done him the kindness of so literally pa
tronizing the concern. He will Just add for the in
formation OF all kindly disposed towards him and lis
Agency that he has very recently returned from New
York and Philadelphia, where he purchased a very
general and well selected stock of RELIGIOUS, LITE
RARY and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS d SCHOOL
BOOKS of every description now in use, either in
City or Country. (Teachers and children please call
and examne) Also q very great variety Of BLANK
BOOKS, in plain, good and extra binding; and last
though not least by any very tasty selection
of FANCY ARTICLES, Work Boxes, Ladies and Cen
tlemens Dressing Cases, Walnut, Mahogany and Rose.
wood Desks, fine and cheap. All of which isreceived
and now being offered for sale at 25S KING-STRrET,
on terms equally reasonable with any house in the
city.
The religious portion Of the community are invited
to examine his stock The Lovers of Poetical Works
will find grand supply on his shelves and counter;
and the Ladies may depend upon it he will furnish
them with Fancy Goods, fine and pretty. Nowallow
him to say come and try him, and prove him, and see
if he will not open out and show you such lot of
Books Stationery and Fancy Goods shall prove all
he says true JAMES MAiloNEl, Agent.
p S.-A general catalogue of his Books will be
published in our next Oct 22-tt
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Sllprifs'S S1lpS.

DY virtue Of sun'lry Wrts of Feri Facas to me
- directed will sell OH the first Monday in De.
cenber next before the Court House door, the follow
ing property to.wt:
400 acres of Land, more or less, adjoining lands of
Joel Davis, estate Of Mckinnon and Jchn ~ Shaw
Two Negroes, Ben and Mary. Two mules and 900
lbs Fodder. Levied upon and to be sold as the pro-
pery of Neil Mclue, at the suit Of J. r. joy, admir-
vs. Ncill Mcliae.
The Fodder to be sold at the defendants residence
on Tuesday, the second day of sale.
Also. All the defendants right, title and interest
in and to tract of Land, the waters of Big Lynches
Greek, known as the Mcdonald Tract: Levied upon
and to be sold the property Of Aexr. L. Mcdonald
at the suit of b. $ Josscy vs.. A. L. Mcdonald and
j. r. Shaw, Alm'rs.
Also. l3 Negroes Levied upon and to be sold rs
the property of Wiley Albert at the suit Of John s.
Miller VS. Wiley Albert.
Also One bay Horse, levied upon and to be sold
as the property of Duncan Mcleod, at the suit of j.
II. JOY, admir- vs.. duncan Mcleod.
Terms Cash. Purchasers TO pay for papers
THO, BASKlN, S. X. D.
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Nny 90
SALE OF NEGROES,

WILL lie sold at the Court House in Camden, s.
w c., on MONDAY, the I'd day of Janury, 1854
FORTY THREE very likely and valuable NEG ROES
Among them, are five frstratc able boiled Wagoners
two pretty good Plantation Carpenters, two Seam
stresses, one the best in Camden, eight excellent
Cooks Ironers and Washers. Also, large number
regular House Servants boys and girls; having served
many years about the Watcree Hotel, many OF them
have been trained Hotel Walters and Ostlers, and
ae not exceled hy anyn the State. The whole gang
is sail to be the most likely and valuable in the coun
try-young, stout and healthy.
Twenty of them to be sold to foreclose mortgage
given by me to Herman Holleyman, Senr, decd.
To be sold on the following terms: One-fourth cash.
the balance n credit of one two and three Years
with interest payable annually from date, to be Sc
cured by bond and good security.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
Purchasers wishing to pay all cash can do so.
III. HOLLEYMAN.
The following papers will copy the above till sale
and forward their bills TO this office forthwith:-
Charleston Courier, South Curolinian, Wnnshoro Reg
lister, Chester standard. Sumter Banner and Watch
man, Darlington Flag, Marion Star Cheraw Gazette
Lancaster Ledger, and Montgomery Advertiser.
Nov % Al ct.
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Sale of Real Estate.

pY ORDER of the Court of Ordinary, will sell or
ID the first Monday in December next the Real Es
tate of Patience De'rul consisting of three tracts or
parcels of lands follows: one tract of seven hun
dred and thirty three acres bounded by lands of s. c.
DrBruhl, Robert Dumble, Mrs Thorn. Mum, Lock.
hart Winn and Robert Dixon also by andssurvcyed
for William Del5ruhl's children One TRACT OF
two hundred and ninety seven acres, bounded by
lands of Jacob Young DeBruhl, Wnn and Daniel
Mum. One TRACT Of thirty one acres, bounded by
lands of DelIruhI, Dixon, Hardy Thorn and Charles
Perkins. with plals to each.
Terms-Cash for SO much as will pay costs balance
credit Of twelve months bonds with good securi.
ty, with interest from day Of sale, and mortgage, il
deemed necessary, to the Ordinary. Purchasers to pay
fer papers.
Nov II. TlIOS BASKIN, S. r. D.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

0N MONDAY, the 5th day Of December. proXimo,
" will sell at my store door South Of james
McEwen Esq. my entire Stock, consisting of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Shoes, &C. Also, choice
selection of Liquors. consisting of Brandics, Wines
and Whiskcy, Of almost every quality.
ALSO.
Two Horse Wagon lot of Household Furni-
turc which entirely new and Of first rate workman
slip and material.
Tcrlns-A sums Of Twenty Dollars and under.
cash. and all sums over that amount credit of six
months, with note and approved security with inter
est from date.
Nov 22-2t r. II. FINCH.
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POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who use Nermifuges composed
Of Castor OIL Calomel &C., are not aware, that Willie
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
laying ii, foundations for series OF diseases, such as
salvation loss OF sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensaeks Medicines, to which we ask the atten
ton of all interested in their own as well as their chill
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those of bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine Medicine, tlohensacks Liver Pills.
es-'Bs not Geceiusd but ask for Hobcnsack's orm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
signature Of the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACk, as
none else are genuine
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
In Eauity-Marion District

In Equiiy-Marion District.
J. J. lIarllcc and wife, vs. r. j. Scarborousl-BM or
Sale gf Land.
IN pursuance Of a Dccretol Order of the Court o
l. Equity in tins case wiIloTe for sale ut Marion
Court House, before tile Court House door between
the usual hours of sale the fst Monday in Decef.
Der next, the following valuable tracts of Land:
All that PLANTA TJON belonging to the late A.
L. Scarborough deceased, situated on Catfish within
half mile Of the villge Of Marion, bounded on lilo
south by the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
containing about seventeen hundred acres of which
about seven hundred are cleared and in fip state
of cultivation. On the premises are two Dwelling
Houses, Gi.l House. Negro Houses, and all the Out.
buildings necessary for large planting interest.
ALSO.
About three hundred acres of LAND. lsihg south
ofthe Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, aud in
the immediate vicinity Of the village.
Terms OF Sale--Onc fourth casl for the bulance, a
credit Of one two and three years. in equal annual in
stalments. interest from day of salc payable annually
Purchasers to give bond with approved security, and
mortgage OF the premises and to pay for papers
G. p. EVANS Comm'r
Comm'rs. Office, Marion C. L., Oct L 1853. Is
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A CARD.

Since the Propretors' recent Laboratory enlarge
ments have allowed him to supply his numerous or
dcrs for Lyons katharon he has also introduced some
new Chemical atiiuities which adds still to the high
character of this immensely po .uar article for Curl
ing, Deautyng, Preserving aud Restoring the Hair
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The Price is still % cents, i'll large bottles and may
be had at any store in the United States.
D. 5. BIrncs Proprietor, lGl broadway, \. \
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. llaviand
Harrall i Co.. wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Oct. ~, 43
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New Books.

The Homes of the New World; Impressions of Ameri
ca, by Frederick Bremen.
Venice City of the Sea, in 2 vols, with a map and
embellishments
Lorenzo Benoni, Life under an Italian Despotism
Gems from the Table Land collection of Fables il
lustrated by Facts
The Mud Cabin. by Isham
Campaign of Waterloo, by Jomini
Passages from the History of Wasted Life
Uncle Sans Palace; Thackaray's English lIumorsts
Poems Of Alexander Smith
Dickens Household words. Published monthly at 81
year. Subscriptions received by
Nov 90 A. YOUNG.
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DTsCOVERY.


DRYANS PULMONIC WAFERS, ole nnfnillng
ID in the cure of Corars, CoLbss AETNA, BRoNt1I-
It's SORE THROAT HoAIsENEss, DiTFIsrLr BEyATBiNC,
Iyclp Esr CONSUMPTION, MD blss1sts o, TIE lung.
They have no taste Of medicine, a,'i any ellid will
take them Thousands hav. been resi"r-d 70 health
that had before despaired. Testimony given IN hun
dreds Of ca;cs say dose relieves in TIN nfStrfs
Ask for Dryan's PulnIohc Waers-tle original ald
only genuine is stamped Bryan Spurious kinds
by dealers generally. j. BRYAN L CO., Rochester,
n. V, Proprietors. Wholesale by
L. NJ. COHEN 4 CO., Charleston.
Oct IL, IL 3n.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder on WEDNES.
w DAY, the 4th Of January, 1854, if not preri.
ously disposed Of that we'll known PLANTATION.
called the Russell Place Tract situated in Lancaster
and Kershaw Districts about twenty -four miles above
Camden containing eight hundred acres more or less
adjoining lands of S. b. Hammond, Mrs. Stinson and
others There is comfortable Dwelling, Store
House, and all necessary outbuildings, &c 1t is
very desirable place live and one of the best stands
for store anywhere in the country. Persons desiro,is
Of purchasing land invited to ca and examine for
themselves
S GEORGE, Exrx.
Nov l. Al IT,
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w. ANDERSON


rs NOW receiving his Fall and Winter supply of
Il Staple and Fancy Dry-GOods, which
comprise full and general assortment consisting in
part Of the following:
DRESS GOODS.
Mouslin DcLanes, Casllmeresi iMerinoes, Giughams,
Prints, &C., Of every quality and price.
WOOLEN GOODS.
Al-woo English Plains, heavy Kerseys, Plaid Linsoys,
Georgia Plains, and other styles, at all prices.
FLANNELS,
Of fall colors qualities and prices
GENTLEMEA's CLOTHING.
A complete assortment Of Dress Frock and Business
COATS, Of Cloth, Cashmere and Tweeds, all
made up in the most fashionable style.
Boys CLOTHING,
Sacks Frock Coats and Jackets, handsomely got Up.
ALSO.
Fancy Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts,
Linen Tabling and Towelling Diapers
Huckaback, Crash. Dowlas
l2-4 brown and bleached Sheeting.
Canton Flannes &C., &c. All of which will he sold
at the lowest prices for cash to punctua customers
Purchasers will please call Oh
Oct II. W. ANDERSON.
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Columbia Races.

rINIE Races over the Columbia Race Course, near
i Columbia, South Carolina will come off on WED
NESDAY, the fourteenth day Of December next, and
continue four days. The purses will be MS follows and
hung up at the stand, to wit:
Wednesday, the first day. two mile heats purse $500
Thursday, second day. three mile heats, purse $500
Friday, third day, mile heats. best in s. purse $500.
Saturday. fourth day, Post Colt Stake, two mile
heats $3.50 entrance, with 5000 added by the Club,
provided, two or more start TO close OH the Sd OF
December
The lovers of the turf may expect good sport and
good order, many stables expected to be in at
tendance. We trust our Virginia, Tennessee anu
Kentucky brolerturfmen will give us 4 call Geor-
gia will be represented.
TIlOS. G. BACON
Proprietor.
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