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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-01
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yVNRAlNS RUN A. FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, excerpt Sunday, al 6 ahdsa.p
y, aud p. m.
On Sunday at a. Va, and ) p. m.
The Train AZ p. IN. Is EAFr.s, md stop, only =,
Annapolis Junction and Relay; thc Others At all w,v
stations. y
Trains at a. m. and 81 p. m, connect with Al.
napolis. '''
1TaiSs at a. NJ. and p. M, connect Wei,
Trains at and a. VA. and 5 y. M coupeci r.s,
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 0;
DO do do aud return Ss
DO do Annapolis - / y
DO do do and return -
The rnund trip tickets must IN all caSrs 10 To-
cured at the office, and are good for the day no.,
which they issued. 4. n PARSnNS
jy l6-u Ag.c,
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e AR ID.
CARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, GcOrgctorn

10 tho Ladies Of Washington, Gcorgctotra
Alexandria, &c.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies' Misses. and Chi
Il drcn'S French Shoes arc sold hy the unl
iened on 18Th street, iuet above Cnrcoran R-'
Banking House, in his u"w brildng. with TIE hlsa
marble steps, where hc will r'cr Ne Lad,'-' tIde r
and Ac:p constantly on hand every NarlrivM ~
dies, Misses and ChiIdren'S FRENCH Cater Watm!
Shoes, White aud Black Satin Gaiters. Slipl-T.. h
made Ia order by II. Wciman, OF PhilatclPl7 4"
the best Frcnch Cater materials aE; ~ ihr lalr'
ParisIan 81 les. These Ga'c,s are ri:rtiy iffri'
from what are generally known .'-lopsirp ';.r''
being all custom work, OF superior y afAlnll.si.
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty. comfort and cco;o'n
will consult their interest by giving mr cal. ahl
examine for themselves G. HElEMAN.
18th 81, just above Cvrcoran Eses
aug lS-lyeo Banking Haasr.
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L fashion--A journal of the Courts of London 4
Paris, 1t contsins four beautifully engraved aud col
cred plates Of Fashion.
Godeys Lady's Book for December.
GIahsms Magazine for do
Ladies' National Magazine DO
Charles Auch.ster
Health Trip of the Tropics By n. ?. Willis
Minnesota and it. Resources. by G. ". Bond
Yankee Notions for December
Flag of the Union, Mel BuntIine's Own. Wayerly
MaGaz,Ie, AMI True Flag, all for this week:
Cassell's Natural History No.4
Everything in tie Book, Stationery, and Cheap
Publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. A ST. and Pa avenue
nov y 0deon Building.
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on Paintings, EngrayinK., dc.

NJ are this day opening at our sto-s. a most
w beautiful AID select assortment Of Oil Paint
ings, Engrsvings, Liuographs, ard Other styhs 4
pictures. 10 which We invite The attention Of Ter,
furnishing their p. rlors for the winter. We I-ys
also on hand great variety of useful sLd oTrsEen-
tai Stationery sDd fancy lOods Bronze Figure. Nan
tel Ornaments, Vases, Walking Canes, Baskets, Cad
Trays, Card Receivers, PEPPER nsche goods. DC.
]. 2. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, betwee 9th and 10Th streets.
ncy22-
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JULLIEE'S MUSIC.
A MEXICAN QUADRILLES
IA The Holy Family
The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When Thou art by My Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
Twas on Sunday Morning
Little Katy or Hot Corn
kstydih Song, or kstydid's answer 10 Ksty
Together With all Of Julisn's Music as prepsre, st
his Concerts, fer sale st the Music Depot of
HILBUS 4 HITZ,
South side Pa avenue, near 10th street
nov Oh
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NOR SALE--A valuable FAnAI Of 40 ;cres
l. Rear Alexandria. Any gentleman v hing tr
purchase very desirable rriyae residence near The
city will e furnished the particulars, terms of sale
avenue. Ii. CAMEEoN.
oct 4-Tu&Ftf
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1t Is not to be understood by the .hoy. ,h.,
agent If the Department is restricted 10 a. s1y
anee OF the io,ccst bid oil,rcd The oi,ac, 90 "a VIZ
yertisement being only 10 give pubic rotica 80 a,
vite competition, eveTJ agent will, AIR. ,.o.., IN
proposals. eNertise sound disc-stiou /, A.. ,g
terms and prices Of the contract being me-. = uae
legation b confine himself tn the tsfs ma o'-
swer to the advertisement, or to the Ier-ons nal;
them. Aa's
No contract made under this ncrartrnen, g.
vices or supplies can ~ transferred In apy r.,
the same must re executed by The ori.ir,l o,i oa'
or 10y some person in his name ard rrsro, -, -
him; and such obi -or viii ~ held 20 Lis L., 70
sponsihility, and all payments viii he ma. ;.
him. e
To Capt NJ. e. MEICs, u. s. Engineer:
We. the undersigned. r,sidrrtS or-
STATE Of hereby joinjly aud seyrrsrlv GO. %
ant with the United - ties. and guarantee !, -.
the foregoing lid Cf - lsc accented ~, A '
they will. within ten dsys aft.r Tic ace.,4.r.
the said hid. execute the contract for IN. am, -
good and sufficient suretic- {" IT, FORM IN. v.,t .
furnish The articles r'cro-cd in conformity % a.
terms of the advertisement unlcr which !, -
made And in Gao he ssid -- ,laII tsa m -
ter into contract aforesaid guarantee 10 r,t.
good the difference between the ofIcT Of th4 ssis 80
aHu the nch' i""es' niuoef- AB
en-
hereby certify that. 20 the best IF nv kno,,ai.
and belief, the above named gusrs nors srr re-I an
sufficient
or 2i-dt20Dcc-
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lNSEED OIL, raw and boiled; White Load:
IL Varnishes; Window Glass of all sizes: Paint
Brushes Tools: Fitches Camels Hair Pencils ground
and dry Colors and every thing in the Paint line can
be found ut GILMAN'S Drug Store, Penn avenue,
hetwean 9th and 18th streets oc Do
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NINE CUTI.ERy-Fmh-.c;nc.

ZINE CUTLERY-Embracing n larr, va
l. riety Of very superior English Tabl. KNIVES
and FORKS. and SPortsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES, of the most rare and beautiful PATTERNS
for sale at the very lowest prices at
III. LINpSLEY'S
Pa. avenue between 9Th ard 10th streets,
6-ao2n. pext IN Calf pro,.
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fI'HOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
l. must call on MRS K CADY, mt which place
dresses are being made by Mrs. Gethen's new inven
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think it marvellous when
she that she neither has TO pin on Innings nor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect
The System taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. Z. invites all to give her a call and see for
themselves. Dresses Patterns cut for 81 cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
on moderate terms, consisting OF Cloaks, Mantilss,
Dresses, Sleeves, &c.
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent Patterns on the most reasonable terms.
MRS. X. CADY,
1lth street near L, Washington City
nor l2-tf
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

GEORGETowN, d. G.
FTNHIS institution Is open and in full operation
Il few more pupils be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 500 per session of t n
months, payable bali yearly i'll advance.
French music. drawing, &C., extra.
Dag pupils from s. to SO per quarter of ii weeks
Circulars and catalogues to he had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
2S-Jff- pY;priDaI
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DEmOyAL rUSyCaI,-Tb.,n-,

DEMOVAL EsUSICAL-The Undersigned
III having removed TO 7, between 9th ard eth SITS
is COW prepared tn receive addition 10 day scholars
tho:e who can make il more convenient to take les
sons in the evening, from 20 Q, either single or in
classes. for the Piano, Violin, Flute Guitar and in
Vocal Music. Terms reasonable. Pianos to let
CIV. SCHCERMANN
nov 22-rotf Int Professor nf Music
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c. BIRGE

II AS this day opened fine assortment of Gents
Il FURNISHING GOODS, under WilIards Ho-
TEL comprising almost every artirle requisite for the
Gentleman's Toilet, among which may be fourd-
Hats Caps Gloves, Ito icry. Shirts and Collars silk
Wool, and Cotton Unscrshirts and Draws, Shawle
Rohes de Chambre, Canes, Silk and Cotton Un,hreL
las &c. nov DIV
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Observation-Disclosures

SHIRTS-SHIRTS-S
QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaranteed. he
o< iDc wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seamstresses. on the premises OF the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, b~tween Sd and Az streets.
Deposits United States IKoscI
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members OF Congress and a large number
OF our Citizens induces the advertiser IN invi;. those
gentlemen who have not tested them 10 give him \
call, feeling assured that they will on trial admit
their superiority. An experienced cutter is const Mt
iy employed, and a goai fit is warranted in ever,
case. None but the most competent seanStresses
engaged, which guarantee for the exce!Iency
and durability of the work.
An excellent assortment of Shirts, Collars, Dos
oms, Crarats, Handkerchief, Suspenders, &C. con
SANITY On hand. WM. II. FAULKNER.
side Pa. avenue, opposite u s. Hotel.
nov 4-eoIy-
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WILLARD'S HOTEL.

WIZARDS HOTEL.
'I'llE above named establishment will be ~ opened
L for the reception of guests on Thursday Novpm-
her 9th. Since the closing in June last the hous
has been completely renovated. enlarged. improved
In ventilation. warming &C., and many improvements
added re1ui>iie to the comfort of its guests
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping. and
pcrscnal attention the business. the undersigned
hopes To merit share of the public patronage &C
literally extended heretofore
ii. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 5, 1853.
noy4-dIm-
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CRATES, CRATES.

CRATES, CRATES.
LNNAMELLED Parlor and Chamber CRATES. Cir.
~ GUAR, Square, and Oval Patterns of the latest
styles and OF the highest finish
The abave are just received and for sale by
Il. HASKINS
Pa. avenue, south side, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
&C 15-tf-
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT

CO New and secondhand PIANOS, of my
Gown and of several other factories arc al
ways to be had at nv Piano Warrrnom on 18th at
Between PENNSYLVANIA avenue and h street
Old Pianos taken in exchange
Tuning also attended to.
=. G. REICHENBACH
&C 12-ao:sins-
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| NDEh GANM ENTS.-Nerino, Lambs
- wool, Radper Wool, Scotch wool, SILK apd
Wool Shaker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and Draws
in great variety, and ut moderate and uni crm pri
ceS, at STEVENS'S Salesroom
&C o. TUnion1 R-ouns, IIotl
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w sEinCton, Nov, S.IS53

ID ESUHED BUSINESS AGAIN.-IIaying par
IL chased of MIR T.. r. Miller his entire stock tirn
cer;es, the subscriber respectfully his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has re
commenced merchandising at his old est.blis he'd
stand, corner of 9TH and streets, occupied ty Lin
for tine las. five years.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore cx-
tended to me- should I've glad to have the honor OF
serving my former customers ard others, assuring
them that courtesy, prOmpt;tudc, and fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort to please ali nn
WIN their r"gard', and by adding to this constant
AMI well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les, procured from the best Northern markets and
sold at inducing aud uniform prices, hope by dill
gent attention To business To merit share of the
public patronage. JOHN ii. JOHNSON
Grocer, corner Of It'll aud ctreets
nov 12-1m lnpos;.n Gopar,I Dot Ca;,o
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REMOVAL AN
KINuE NfRTpnnCI I,rAN pAnEP IL ANGlNk ANp


V'HE METE0rCLITAN PAPER IANGlAs g.
4 UPHOLSTERY WARERo0MS have WI .,b
moved to 9Th street, between ID aud strse'''
No. 5, Washington Place. ,,,s
Having removed nv place If bushes - 80, =
commodious prem es, would re'Pectfrlf -,
call from my former friends and IA" puhiic
feeling confident dat they will not be diS"i
in the quality of my goods and prices 81 nsv
have just ret urnrd from the North WIN bieb
and large assortment of this seasons eoocs' ., .ny
will be found in quality ard price, superior rrpTI
hitherto brought to this city. Ny ~ q ~ :, ths
HANGINGS are from the first msnniSc'"l'I - ~
country. Nv UPHOLSTERY Wohh Is cAe c,.nr.
workmcni u my employ, which, in ever S ,o-k
will warrant TO possess the best material anu
manship ,,o.irrE
experienced worln.en. SHADES. pstsri
and yenitian BLU D.. Hair Moss Cotton ana 49, -,
WaTpTSSpS cnSHlONS OF every desciii i'o OF =
sale Church Pewr re cushioncd at MOI Il at ''1
SEA eall is solicited; ,osrpu r X PLANT
'o ~ .tree,. Irt- u srd'E,
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WARM UNDERGRADUATES

A MOTHER aud larger supply Of Scotch Wool
IA (Cbevo!t, Tevoit, and Ettrick) Undershirts 4
Dra"ers Thess goods are superior and pure wool.
Also, a full supply and assorted sizes of Nerino.
Lambs W DOL, Radnor Wool. Cotton, shaker Net, &
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Our assortment Of Undershirts and Drawers will
bs found On inspection to he the largest and glost
varied ever offered by us, and prices uniform and
low at STEVENss
nov "a SaesTupm. Browns Hotel.
A EASY method Tor learning the art of max
IA ing Papier Mncho, and earning fren :6 TO S3O
a week, sod at Mrs. CADY'S Dress Making Rooms
Specimens shown. Price 20 cents.
nov Do
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HOUSE-FURNIsHING Hardware.
Ill Important 10 HouSeheeptrs-Very superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Albata Forks and Spoons
Of extra quality. fine sets Iarlor Shovel ami Tongs
common do, Fire Dogs, Tenders, enameied ami
timed SaucepaDs and Boilers. Gri1dles Spiders c.
forming of the largest and most complete assort
ments of House furnishing Goods offered to the
public. H. LINDSEY.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
next to Gait and Bros. Jewery Store.
NJ n
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FIRE.PROOF sAREa

C,,r FIkE-PROOF SAFES.
- VII , o. ksr'haw's improved Firc-proof sasss
WIN fo"derproof locks For sal. DO "isN'
Pa .x.,u RALPH HAsKINs,
nov 2e-eoSt s'n ana 10th st.
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TO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS.
BUILDERS and all Interested in a superior
article of LINE fer building. hard finish cornices
chemical, and embarrassing purposes &c.
SEELl;S WASHINGTON LIME manufactured
IN Seely;s Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln at the conner
OF Virginia avenue and Canal street, (island) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured il from
the best quarrieS i'm this section Of country VIZ
KNOTS, Flannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. Til,
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty four and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel barrels to be
returned. aug l7-eo If
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j. HALL MOORE, Dentist, (ror
5fS{SS.yE the last five years assistant in the
SAllD Office of MesSrs. Parmele & Master
offers his professional services to the cit
icons ut Washington and vicinity.
ONCE west side of 7th, near street. Office hours
from n. IN. 10 4 D. m. nov 2-dte
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nAZOIRs LEcOUTfhEsskER azGRs, &c
IL American c'nesre ,aiI IN their exrr LIE dura;
s ssS ssG vs single or dgqG IS Sasf
,.txeeu 9th and 10th streets,
Pa. aveuus' next to Gslt's q Bros,
oc@ec2m'
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Encourage Home Manufac.
lures,

THE Subscriber, graceful for The liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this mciho,! of informing the people
Of Sumter and The adjoining Districts. that he
still continues 10 carry on lie CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all ts vari-
Gus branches, al his stand in Bishopvlie, S. G..
He is making large additions 10 his Establish
mcnt, so rs TO enable him 10 manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line, al the shortest notice
and in style If workmanship equal TO any in
lie Southern States. He has in his employ cx.
pcrcnccd wor!imen, and is well suppicd.wiil,
the best seasoned timber; also with Trimmings
and Mounings of the latest style
All new work done in his line will be war
rantcd IL months and repaired without charge
if il full in that time lie will do repairing ut
the shortest notice, and in case any person living
a distance should want repairing done, if they
will write to that effect, he will send for the
job, and return il when done
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
N.B.-Iiis TEnMs reasonable rs any
person could expect.
Bishopvil!c, S. e., March 9, 1889. 20-ly
az" b lack River Watchnon will copy Six
months. J. w. A.
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PoLITENKss BETWEEN BRorHERs AND
SIsTEEs.-By endcavoring to acquire :,
habit of politeness, it will soon be,
come familiar, and sit on You with
ease, ifnot with elegance. Let it ncv-
or be forgotten that genuine polit,
ness is agrcat instercr ofGa,nily love; it
Al!ays accidental irritation by pre-.
venting harsh rctorts and rude col.
tradic,ions; it softcns the buistcrous,
stimulates the indolcnt, suppresscs sell
fishness, and by forming habit of
consideration for others. harmoniscs
the whole. Politcncss bcgcts polite
ness, and brothers may easily be
won by it to- leave of the rude ways
they bring home from school or col
lrgc. Sisters ought never to receive any
little attention without thanking them
for it, never TO ask y favor of them bu,
in courteous terms, never to reply To
their questions in m1no*yllab!es and
they will soon be ashamed to do such
things themselves. Both prcccpt and
example ought To be laid under con
trihuiion, to convince them that no
one can have really good manners
abroad WHO is not habitually polite
at home.
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OUNCES Love SALT.-The ounce
tree seems to have q constitutional
fondness for salt. We have never
-scan.- says the lLnr!icnltnrist. such
superb specimens Of this fruit, and
such a general luxuriance of the
trees, as at Newport, Rhode Island,
on the sea coast. a gentleman who
noticed this fact several ago told us
lately that he had proftcd by the
hint, in giving to each Of his trees a
top dress, scattering the salt over the
surface it dissovcs slowly, and does
no harm whatever to the roots, but
makes both foliage and fruit much
more hcnlthV.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYERS IN
WASHINGTON. On the 7th instant,
on motion of Hon. Rev"rd" John.
son, Louis Blanding and >. Cal.
houu, of South Carolina, ,re ad.
mitted Attorneys and Counscllcrs OF
the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States.
WASHINGTON CRIMINAL COURT
On the 7th instant, in this Court, on
motion Of Joseph Fl. Bradley, esq,
Mr.. Benjamin +. Perry, of South
Carolina, was admitted an attorney
of this court, and subscribed the pre-
scribcd oath.
The next day, the counsel for Gar
diner Mcssrs. Carlisle and Brad
ley, of Washington, and B. T. Per
ry, Of South Carolina-earnestly ar
gucd for an immediate trial of this
u.uchtalkcd Of cause. The motion
was resisted by District Attorney
Fcndall, on account of the absence of
important witnesses for the United
States, who are daily expected here.
The trial was finally set down for
Friday last.
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How 10 MAKE SoURKRouT. Take
solid heads Of cabbayc-the drum
head Savoy is best though the com
mon drumhcad will answer well and
is larger-cut up the heads as for
cold-slaw though not so fine. A good
way to 90 this is to put the heads in
a clean barrel and chop them with
common spade. ground sharp
Put a few broad leaves at the bottom
Of the barrel in which you are to
make the Sourkrout, and sprinkle
with fine salt. Now put it in q lay.
cr of cut cabbage about six inches
thick and sprinkle with fine salt;
with a wooden FOUNDER compact it
firmly together until the juice begins
to show itself on the surface; then
add another layer; and 80 on until
the cask is full. Cover with leaves,
and It board or barrel head, upon
which place clean stone Of Is
pounds weight. About three pints
of salt is enough for barrel. The
barrel must be perfectly tight SO the
juice will not leak out, else the krout
will spoil.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
es TO inform the public that lie still luanuiac-
lures Cotton Gins nj his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginncd on ORG
of those gins Of the late Improvement III worth,
II least quarter of cent more than The cot
ton ginncd on the ordinary gin. He also man
ulacturcs them on the most simple construction,
Of the finest finish and of the best materials ,u
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
Z SCI. foE 60
He also repairs old gins and puts Them in COM
plclc order ut tthcshortcstno,ice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly al! i!;punclually attended
10. WI LIAM ELLISON.
Sta,cburg, Sumter Dist, 5. C.. Feb II, 26.-
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$500 CHALLENGES, 8:

Whatever concerns tho health aud hnppiResE
OF people is nt all times of the most valuable
importance. take il for granted thar eYorY
PRISON will do all in their pow err to save ths iso
of their children, and thet every person will en-s
deavor TO promote their own hcalth at all saefi.-
fees. feel it 10 be my duty TO AolemntY assure
You that WonMs, according 10 tho opinion OF
the most celebrated Physicians, arc the primary
causes of large majority Of diseases 10 wiiohs
children and adults arc liable if you have an;
appetite continually changeable from one kind s
OF food to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sto.-
mach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness Of the Belly, Dry. Cough, Slow Fever \,
Pulse lrrcgular-remcmbe that all ittiese denote
w oRMs, Il you should n I once apply the RENE u
EaObcassac Worm SyrElp.S
An article founded upon Scientific Principles.
compounded W ith purely vegetable substnncesr
being perfectly safe when taken, md can be
given to the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bouet Complaints ana
Diarrhga have made them weak and debiliinted
the Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup are
such, that it stands without an equal in the cata
logue of medicines, in giving tone and strength
to the Stomach, which makes it nn Infnllable
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, tho
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup nfteE
Physicians have faile.i is the best evidence offs
superior efficacy over all others. 81 ff Y ~
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TO MAKE LARD CANDLEs.-Put
all the lard, say enough for 5 lbs.
candles, III the smeltcr; after it at
tains a heat Of about 200 Fahrenheit
throw in three or four ounces Of lime
and about an ouce of aquaior;is, and
then mold them. The lime puviGcs
the grease and the aquafortls hard
cIS it..
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AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. J. GILpEn

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILBERT.
yE5s y S. & e. NJ. GIL b ERT
it.i;aEz. S;az.SIsG. continue the CA 4RLAGE-
S4z ---SaZ-B -BUSINESS at the above
stand-Nu. 35 and 40 Wentworth street,
Char!eston-whcrc they will be pleased 10
exhibit to their old friends and customers
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com
prIsing those of Their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in thus market. Their long acq;lani-
ancc with this market as manufacturers
and dealers vii! cnahlc them to offer erca,
and prices.
August 2l, SOP. ii-lr