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A CARD.
American Hotel,
Change of Pr0priet0rship.

5 Mrs. Sarah Fleming and Mr.. James Il.
LFiemint respectfully give notice, tlla, they
shave purchased aud assumed the manage
ment Of the AMERICAN HOTEL, lately
so successfully conducted by Mr.. J. G.
Janncy.
In taking charge Of this Establishment,
they do so with the intention Of using eve
ry means that experience and energy will
supply to give entire satisfaction to their
Patrons, and promise jealous attention 10
their comfort. In asking Il continuance of
"A fair portion of public support. they do so
with the assurance That they intend to de-
serve it.
The table will be supplied with every
thing that tic market affords, served ND in
the best manner, aud dispensed by watch
ful attendants; and the chambers and par
lors will be always ready for tic rccop-
ton Of guests.
SAllllI FLEMING,
J. II. FLEMING.
February |, 1893 1876
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Executive Department,
COLUMBIA, 19,h January, ls53

= COLUMBIA, 19lh January, 1853.
The Managers of Elections in each
Congressional District throughout the
State, arc hereby required 10 open the
Polls at their respective places Of Elcc-
tons, and 10 hold IN election for Reprcscn-
ta''Scs III the Congress ri the United
States, on the Fourth Monday in Fcbrua-
ry next, i'll conformity with the writ here
unto appended. In obedience 10 rcsDu-
ton passed at the last sitting Of the Legis-
laturc, a writ OF Election will be sent to
each place Of Election, in each Congress
sional District throughout the State, aud IN
The event OF those wriis not reaching their
destination, it is deemed advisable, bv the
Executive, to issue this general notice. to
remedy such contingencies as may occur.
JOHN J.. MANNING.
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o r. D e r N o.
HEAD QUAnTEns 41TII REG'r sc. NJ,
Ou(ord Jnu,Iorv 0Otb 1Sko

HEAD QUARTERS 4lTII REG'r sc. NJ, ,
Oldiord. January 20lh, 1863.
II The Upper and Lower Battallions Of the
41th Regiment, South Carolina Militia,
will parade, the former under the com
mand OF Lieut.. Col. ]. u. Banding, at
Sumtervillc, on Saturday, the 18th, and
The Lower at Bralior'.'s Mills, in Claren-
don, OH Saturday, tho Goth of February
next, under Major II. IL. Connors, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for drill
and review.
The Commissioned and Non-commis-
stoned Officers of each Battalion will as
sembe the day previous TO their respective
reviews, for drill and instruction.
BY order of Colonel
+. NJ. MELIErF,
Col. 4ith Regiment, S. G. NJ.
W. II. WILDER, Ahj't.
Jan. 25th, 1853 13-ll
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SAM So So 9 D S Sc
In Equity KershaW Dist.
Rubcrt Wilson, l}ill. Tor
1Nftv~- ty,, y. -Aai7-l y ~,
] Paul Il, Yillepigne and

PaulT, Yillcpigne and
and'Wiie, and others. Account.
IN obedience to an order in this case
Z made, dated December 18th, 1852, L
will ollrr for sale, at public outcry, before
the Court llousc door in Cumtlcn, on the
first Monday in February next, and If then
prevented, Oh some anccccdiny sulu day,
lilo real Estate of Martha l.. Wilson, de-
ceased, as sci forth in the writ Of partition
issued in this case, consisting Of the fol-
lowing property, io-wi,!
One track or plantation of land, contain
ing lS5 acres, more or less, lying on the
waters of ltatten Creek, in the State
aforesaid, bounded Ivy the Charleston and
Camden road, and by lands Of Larkn T..
Dinkins, William Sanders, and Johu
Sanders.
Also, a IIouse and Lot on Broad-slrcrt
in the town Of Camden, and Lots on I.yts
tlcton Street in the said Town. The said
Lots being known and distinguished in the
plan of the said town by The Nos OIL,
and 9l2, SS2, and half lot No. ISL.
Tho said Plantation will not he sold for
less than Five Dollars per acre.
The house and lots on Broad Street
will not be sold for less than Twelve
Hundred Dollars ($l2OO,) and The two
Lots on l.iltlcton-s street. at not less than
Four Hundred Dollars (Sl00)
TERMs.-So much cash as will pay I. !,
costs vi the case-.ior tho haianCc, bond,
with approved personal surclics, and a
mortgage of the promises, payable in two
equal annual nstaucnts, the whole bear
ing interest from date OF sale, payable an
nualy until the whole bond is saiisiicd.-
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers
W. II, r. WORKMAN, C.. T.. X. d.
Ian. 1ih. 1853. TO ~
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JAMMEY'S EI()'TE:I,
COLUDiEI.i. S. G.
w - III ~ l, -. y;
FVER. JANNEi, in conpnctiol
,afA with Mr. w II HARRIS

fS1 R. wi,h 'hNNEH; M " i B. f2%3Gf;i?S ilnRRis,
,lsz,!&s::t; ,tss..&z:ti; and Dr.. I. J. GOODWIN, hav-
r.g purchased that fine and con,nodous cs-
tabIis!lmcnt heretofore known as the CoS-
GAREE lIoUsE, il will hereafter be dcsgna-
ted as "JANNEY'S HOTEL"
In announcing this to the public, the
proprIutors feel that it is not necessary to
present in detail the Inducements and adj
yaniagcs which this Hotel presents. Its
location: i,s commudioucless, and the i'm
proyemcnts contemplated by The present
managers, will, they feel satisfied afford to
the travelling community and oil., 10
tel in Columbia which Will in cvs way
rank among the best in tic country. vcrv
comfort convenience, aud appcndnmc to the
first Glass Hotels in the United States, will
he found AT JANNEr'S HOTEL. and no
effort on the part of the prnprcturs Will be
wanting 10 render i; worthy of the capital
OF the State.
Mr.. JANNEY and Mr.. HARRIS. so
we'll known by the visitors ut the Amcri-
can Hotel, will always be found at their
posts, aid if nnrcmittIng attention to The
duties they have assuIncW, be any @uaran-
tee OF satisfaction, they have no hesitation
i'll promising it to their guests.
IS7~ Mr.. llitclicock's splendid inc of
Omnibusscs and Hacks, having the name
of the Hotel painted Oh thcu,, arc attached
to Ianrcy'S Hotel. and will be prompt anu
l"ishin in Tie conveyance ci passengers 10
anu ir"'D Ii" various dcpots.
january 25;h, lSJ3 13--2L
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fhoiisaa,ls5 Of parents who use vcrmilugeN
4 e posed tf Castor Oil, Calomcl. &C., not
ware, Willie tliey appear 10 benefit The pa
stsnt, they are aSaalsy laying the foundation for
~ sctiesto Diseases, sucl, salvation, loss of
!siSsi,t. weakness of limbs, &c.
FS ia another column will be found the alvcr-
SSisemept of IIobensack's Medicines, 10 which
i jsse attention Of all directly Interested
eesis5 their own MS Well as their Chltrcn's health
Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
B tfom Hose ofsa bilious type, should make use
4 at 4 the only genuine medicine, IIobcnsack's
81 Lisef Pills.
BE not dpccired," bu, ask for IIobcn-
4 aaclss Worm Syrup Liver und Pills, and lhu
aerye that teael, has the signature of the proprie-
i or, IN. IIonENsAcK. as none else are genuine
Aghst. TO- i2-ly.
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s i ! n d IN s5ass.
ss.st ssss s,.ssilio y.vonlcr:

! &: 81 isp,ls 81, no 8nysrEprICs
lfiiglnon,,- PeFsia, The true Di-
sstiss .!aicc, prepared from
ithnlset,s.ir Tie fonrth,Slomach ofthc Ok, after
.direc.iss5i Ilarnn Liehig. the grca, Physiolo-
gicai Sisenti.t by s. lleiishton, ". H., Phila-
iielpliia This is trnls. n wonderful remedy for
saaas!iyesiiol,, Dsapepsia, JaunJcc, Liver Com
sf,laint, nstifatiol, and Debility, curing ancr
Natures =. #0Wh Method, by Natnrc's Own
Agent, tbs Gastric Jnicc. Pamphlets, contain.
Sag Seentille evidence, Of its value, furnished
advertisements Sly.
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Nov. 81, 1852
NEW TfL-E.s M.

The Subscribers having associated thom
selves together in the mercantile bus;pess
under the firm of BUThERt g. Nl,YDf,.
KY would respectfully inform ilio;r friends
and The pubic generally, ,bat they are
now receiving and openng u lnrpo and
well selected stock OF Dry Gootls, Grooe.
ries, Boots. and Shoes, iiats aud Cans.
| hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
sc' &c:, which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or.to cuslohsrs who wil nay ,y
5np punclpally. ~ s
Us ~ IS unnecessary i0cnninerato arti5
.cies, Jnst CONC along SEQ Tor yotlrsc ly.s
RlpELElg
!, Al. fyiiSg.t,lsls j, 8
4 PAL the stalitl Formerly occupied bsl u.
tlSiy tones ono ,ldns .;iffif of tho ,ijst
tt9iiiee. e 6 z. = Sc
SsnIpiGrsiii;s 4 3nf Y II q, fSs.p Y$ .5.. II -
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Further Notice.
T" al ~hont Il may Gonceym

10 at ThoM u may Concern
AS no one may he deceived or have
cause OF complaint. The subscriber gives
notice that lie will invariably aud without
any manner Of distinction, during the term
OF his Shcri'aity strictly adhere tq the fol-
lowing Rules:
That any and every description OF prop
crty levied on, must accompany the Dcpu-
ty To Sumtcrvillc, or a good bond for its
delivery OF tho neat sale day.
That every levy SO made, will be dis
posed Of on the SECOND sale day aitor levy,
unless settled
That all the Executions in the Office
must be settled in some way, or STAYED be.
fore Court, as lie does not intend to be
ruled and gmIlrd by false promises. Those
unsubstantIa and unsatisfactory promises
will not save The Shcrill' and securities
from ruin, truth is truth and hc inllnds tc
do what he says.
i. G. ltlIAME, s. 8. n.
Jan lSlh lS5, ~ IF
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So. CarOlina--- Sumter Dist.
Elizabeth David

!. NJ. David, CT. al.

J NJ. David, CT. al
BY virtue of an order from w. Lewis,
lIsq, Ordinary of Sumter District, | will
sell OF the first Monday III February next
at Sumter Court House, bctwccnthc lcgal
hnIrs of sale, ono tract of land, containing
527 acres on -- Bay, in The fork Of
Black River
TERms-A credit o two years, (all
fees casll) the purchaser giving bond with
good security and a mortgage Of theprcini-
scs to The Ordinary for the payment oftlo
purchase money, with interest nom Tie
r!iy Of sale.
lfth itIhAtEs 8, sI s.. Y
Jqn.s15lli, 1893 IL III
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Notice,

The subscriber having discontinued The
Drug business gives notice to all indebted
to hun, ciilicr by note or account for
the years 1913, 1910, 1880, 1851, or
1852, 10 come forward aud make payment
before tho Isl day Of February, or their
papers viii be placed in the hands of a.
q, Netties, Magistrate and !. ID, Blanlinc,
Attorney, for collection. Come forward
aud save costs. K. S. yNlEf.lEI"T.
+ jan, II 1853 T. ri
..s Watchnan COPY three tiaica.
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EHoosIan0.s Gcrn,:,n nsiitcrs.

9S Hundreds OF our citizens complain of dcbi-
~ and iangour of the system arrangement of
She liver and stomach, want of appetite. &c;
/ they are frequently the resnI, of too close ap-
plication, md q thousand other causes we can
s,ot here name but we would say 10 all -aGcl-
ed, do as sSwc have donc-gct Il bo,;lc or two of
q DIR. FIooflnnd's German Ei,sers, prepared by Dr.
JAG kson. and ourword for it you I"ill he cured
we recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that tits much superior to the gene.
5fality IF patent medicines. We would sny to
our, readers, purchased none unless prepared by
Dr., y. al. Jackson, Philadelphia. July
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First ard Last fInfica.

All persons indebted loihc undersigned
are notified That they must come forward
and settle up their Notes and Accounts, by
The first. day OF January next, as he is
bound to have money by that day to meet
ms own papers that has been out iorlhe
last year. Do pay up, and save inc the.
trouble lL OF going toga l.awycrto collect Tor
nc, besides paying him cost. lt Word$in
time is enough for the Wise. 2
81 Oh Z sfei,flG.s r
Dec. u, 1852 81 ;;l51 a
"a AutClIunnis Hrl5,. tiia,.. sSs ~ 5fS 4s q
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Jan. 18th, 1888 |
So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
ID. McCaskiI! and wife
VS.
Jnhn pcrrit. tI. al
John Pcrrit, Gi. al.

"tJ''f' I NTFFFb tf' ffF' J
BY virtue of an order from William
Lewis, Esq, Ordinary Of Sumter District,
will sell OF the first Monday in February
next at Sumter Court llousc, between The
legal hours of sale, one tract Of land con-
laii.'ng TBS = acres, in Upper Salem, on
Cedar Creek, bounded by James Rcmbcrt,
Charles Mclean, .ino. j.. Wnn and w.
Johnson.
TEHMs.-Cn a credit Ill TIC first day
OF January 1881, Gall fees cash,) the puf-
clascr giving bond witt, good security and
a mortgage OF The promises to the Ordina-
ry, Tor the payment of the purchase money,
with interest from the day OF sale.
J. c. RllAME, S. 5. D.
Jan. 18th, 1888 l2-lr
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Lost,

ON somc day last week :, Nulc drawn hv
-S.lSiQ Cater Of Bradford Springs. dated aho'l;
ti,e 18Th lanuary last. ..nd payable in twelve
<nuIll,s for SSaaatj 90 aud in favor Of !. J.. De-
same, and any one finding amd leaving i, 1T The
office Of this apcr will confer favor upon Ito
loser. SssS ny
]; Feb. 1, 1853 il-lr
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EpIrEp ny A. G. SUMMER. 81
WM. SUMMER, Horticulture and
Pomological Editor s. 's5 ys

ihc subscriber will publish ut Laurensy lila.
- e.. on Tie 20ih january, 1853, the first nun,
Der ni new Agricultural Journal, the E,iil5ri.
.%r,al manasement Of Whieh will be updor illa 1,
~, COL. a. G. SUMMER.
Nho will be assisted in tlie Horfion,inrni i i nj s.
Pomuogical Department hy ), 7 - W 'g
, NIX WM. SUMMER, of Romaria. u 55si
y u VIII m he printed on fine paper With new
and will contain 81 pages. No ndverti issn,c,i
VIII De admitted in Tie body OF the @ork, hut Il
shGi WI be published on a cover if desired. s
II Tiil DO IIc aim of this journal To- supply
usoiui orglnqi and selected matter, on ell sii,.
Slavc-l!oliling States-Rural TASTE and In.
provencnt--Tiie Mechanical and HlaI,,faetnrl s:
ing Interests, NC. The PomoIogicai ana iHor. .S
tieultnral departments will be devoted To lilo
Tsss',aaon ,hS, oi correct information Respecting
orchard culture in the South. Ths nleyelon.
meni ot valuable native fruits, which ara scat.
Hrsu over The country, aid information re- 81,
srctlns foreign sorts which have been sncress.;
buy Gililvat9d in tllis clima,e, will interest
OF information, tested, by experience. bas ai1is
pS;,ny been prepared for its pages by lhs editos
The fine siyla'i iii which the stAcricolt,,riat, b
WI he printed will be an indncemen, 10 all 1
who are engaged in rural irnprovement III SaI
tribute TO its pages and indiyiduais ,RsoaahSn,tt
'nH southern country nre invited To lend Their
aid III every Department.. Sfegss
Gus OF implements, machinery, farm build
larry adorn its pages
2 Err Jf s.
I ,Gs9Y pee invariably in advance 4 90 Y
% . Sqpics :" g atss s 90
y ap.es : :" So go 10 90 y
~ cop,eS : 81 ~: I, 90
Specimen numbers will be sent "a l,stsaas
wishing to examine buiote sabs1riblng, hut HI I
no rnsc will noiis I've entered on Oh book sY
nntiiitlle stibSeriplion is paid. 81 sSs
5:& Editor are solicited IN insert lhis Proc.
pectus, and direct their exchange papSfs laS
Pomarias Sew herrys s: 2 9s.s I
4. VI, STOKES
BIZ # froPIictor, KEY
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Notice.

If any person has taken or received
l. .a'irouSh5a n mistake a Bau-box conlainnga
blue black satin Cloak trimmed wl,l, vel
!; marked 10 N rs. injury Birch, 10 tie
s;are Of General S.E Chandler, wilgSsSSs;
acra favor liy rctnrnnE.ssayFE
81 February l.@lSl3 4SA'--<sa 'gfas4h:1sf f4
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'ASIlc State Of South
CAROLINA.
10 lie .Nnnoycrs cf Etecij>H jor tic
Eirciion District cf Cfurcmiom:
IrL'rJ'y t-/,

-
Ly,.y;o,, 1);.y,;,, oj fu,,.,,,l.
,,,,,,,,,
tHHEtJ-' e.
WHEREAS, The scat in lte Senate of
the said State. for The Election District
aforesaid. has lalc'y hccouc vacant hy the
election Of tho Hon. JnlQ, j.. Manning to
the Office of (snyc!Ilas5sSSsac Stale. and his
acceptance of Ss'ss$tlSsS:s nd whereas, by
the ConsiilqsGtfS3s ssaisiss CaroiIua, il, is
provided S ,'n shall be is
suoh by,S9sss ~ 3 sss Senate for
hle.-t'. sss Sg,ry t!.as yoa-
c;ss:onG0, lor the rcmaiiidcr Nl term for
whl h The lic'nhrr so vacating his seal hv
accepting ilic Office OF Governor, was elect
cd 10 serve.
Now, therefore. you, and each Of you,
are hereby required, after due advertise
mcn', and with strict regard TO all the pro-
v'n'rna the constitution and laws Of the said
State, touching your duty i'll such case, To
HDN III tIttl!pl ipf u lIltlIlIlGr Ul tlln Sun
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A. ANDERSON,
NRMsS1 NM TMNAA9S
Ssi;slfcryiiic, s. g

SHiiltcryiiic, =. C..
Respectfully informs Tie people of Sum : .
ter District thai hc has just receive and Ia
now offers for sale The best selected and ff
most ch0icc stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods
That has ever been brought 10 tl.is markcl..--
lie has received many new styles Of I'all and
Winter Goods, which purchasers would do
We'll 10 examine before buying elsewhere.
black, iinr, Green and mixed Broad Clothes,
Plain and Fancy Cass!nrrts; Satin, Velvet,
and Silk 'cSiinss, Boys hri'l Mems Caps, ,Ec
------ALSn---
A f'I, and large supply Of Hosiery Gloves,
SnswnicrS, Crarnts, lin,!kcrchiciS, &c. Sc,
all of which will he sold ON the most lille raj
terms, and NJ prices III suit the times
az Garments manufactured by the suhscri-
per, nnd warranted 10 give satisfaction. Or
Acrs from distance promptly attended 10.
lie may be found at The siand formerly oc.
Gnpcd by y Conway, and more recently by
d. w. Price.
Nov. 81, 1852 3 s5 'i r.
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Improved ndless Chain
feass ii i tss.s

Wishing the itose los: ON
,Si = ny fl69 svf,r is iliS ss,at
ls,i tlss ihstfirfioi snipie II ST. II.
s,llaieri llsg sDgesn,i iSf ., i35 s.. Gst tsl
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1|8 S 3.
Spring and Summer
CC34@GGl1 1&tlGp
FOR TIE SOUTHERN MARKET.
.JHT5F,,S {ETyF.DE.. (R

FOX i1iE SOUTHERN MARKET
JAMES WILDE, JR,
O.atc Of the firms OF G. ". l,ongS.rrct &
Co, and Wide, Bates N Tay!ur). sill con
tinucs to hold out At the old stand
81 Nus$nu-iStrccl .Ncm york.
where he will have in readiness, both for
SSS2ekSg ;SNd la!e purchasers, the largest and
SPRING AND SuMMH, CLOTHING
To be found in lhc uulcd States. Import
ing his Goods, together with tis perfect
knowledge o! the Home Markets, giYcs him
the greatest facilities OF gc!,ing up his
stock a, the Lowest Rates, aud IL l!.csLa-
test S'yIa.. The PATRONS Of ;'c ahnvcwill
do well To examine ,nir stock before nur-
chasing.
New York, February !, 1888 ll-!m
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Butler G. NeWberV,

AXE now receiving a general assort-
men' Of GROCERIES consisting in part
as follows:
Erown c. and Crushed Snwars;
R,O aud Cuba Coi,cc:
Cuba and TrckIc Molasscs;
Sugar House Syrup;
Colgalc's superior Fancy Soap
Fresh Cluster Rascns
Tyson Tea;
Charleston Steam refined Candy;
Sperm, Ada'llnc and Tallow Candles !;
Flour aud Rice;
Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers
Sardincs, Pickles, Preserves, &c;
Powder and Shot
Tobacco and Srgnrs, &c. &c. Al OF;
which we vii! sell extremely low for cash.
Jonuary 2jlh, 1853 l:-}t
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American Hotel Dissolution
The partnership heretofore existing OF
cartwright & JANNEY, was dis.
solved by lis own limitation, on the l7,h
inst. JAS. BOATNVRIGHT, :,
]. G. JANNEY.
February !, 1853 l4--2t
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Educational Notice

t-,tF~-
he exercises of SUAIMERTON AC-
i Il SsAslDEAlY al were resumed Monday 81 lst inst.
+ Under the supervision of Mr.. II. X. Rrr-
LEDGE. !, Not only q very especial regard is
: had h; TO each Students intellectual and
physical culture, so as TO preserve health,
both tn OF body and mind but the moral de.
parttment is strictly attended to. SUN.
inertolI has long been noted for its rcuurLu
5'9ll healthy and beautiful iocaliou. Its sil-
hated three miles southeast of Friendship
5sls o. Boarding can be Obtained nuj,c
! near the 5schoola at number of places for
{ s. a. reasonable rate. The scholastic wear is
/ l,aiylded INTO two sessions, five months cach
with with = vacation of one week in the s,,,n.
\ 1ner' including the 'tth of July.
& TERMS PER QUARTER
&oisrthl1ograPhy, Reading, Writing
5 1pgllsh !, irammcr, Primary &C. g. 49,
:slogrtaPliy, Arithmetic, Dcclama. 81 OO
23.ion.and English Composition,
54Anlgepra, ~ Geometry, Surveying, J ,o
Natural Philosophy, &c. %
EsLatinSand Greek, M
i'ebEuaryl,,1853 LII
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We are authorized to
announce Col. JACOB l.. Bltl SER as
II candidate to represent us in our next
State Legislature.
. February 1858 l4--tf
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LARGE SALE
Q f Dry G. Q 0 q {

Which for variety, pnaity, newncss Of STYLES
and chcapnrss, merit III. attention of every
body, some of "itcl. We .er, enurncra,c
g IT 4 III r G Ess
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-01

INC subscriber will publish ut IaurensyiiIs.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
HoBENsAcK,S LIVER PILLS.

No part of the system 10 more liable 70 dis
ease than the Liver, 1t serving asa tilterer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion
10 the bile; SO that any wrong action ofthe Liv-
or Affects the other important parts Of the sys-
TEN, and results yariously, in Liver Complaint,
5Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, there.
fore, watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action Of tho Liver. These Pills be-
ing composed Of ROO IT'S and P LANTs furnish
eddy nature to heal the sck: Namely, LIST,
An ExpEcroaANr, which augments the secre-
ton from the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge Of seereted natter
ID. An ALrERATfvE, which changes In! some
Iinexplicable and insensible manner the certain
morbid action ofYthe system. Sd. A TosIc,
which gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renewing health and vigor tolall parts
ofthe body. 4th, A Cathartie, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other Ingredient, and
operating on the Bowels. and expelling the
whole mass Of corrupt and yitiated mattel, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health. 3isii q
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
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