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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
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EXPR ESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeingl hE6
VI a. M. ADAMS .laJ ..iao

i1eLta NE EW53OtBO2I5HlNlt2h III Omo: -,
TTAYING now completed, my rooms am better Pre-
FORE and at such low prices as viii astoRsh the
Como on and try me. Remember thai my place ID one
useless for mo undertake TO elutnerate my stock the
variety Is so great. l:l5 S. a. y. ApAlas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
Wi1dIe. e. Rrofharsn :

- BOOKSELLERS & .STA'TIONERS, [
THoGEsAL LIB and Retail dealers in miscellaneous,
ay medical theological and school books stationery
comittees toacheTs and others supplied at the lowest
rates at the Bookstore corner or Main and Union streets
Tbeslipg Va - 80 1i5 - apS (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

sf.ft - JHoLJIRE H4lJSEi,, ~ ~
7eliJ AIEH5 cAI5R ofsIi, 7QPRI IHTC
&s5fs 5lE9 5 e e:yEfdEEL1NCf,av VA. ,a
sA 4 beI comp 1T cot or uvSf ,0on
Ill ana nj the very Besttatyfe II e6n4Ing all
~ n use In the beSt RaAteTn HOTELS and y
IN respects for frst class Houees 81
Sflbe having been IN one p
m aatFe hfeTion west s1el
6eetfniiy eits theil III klsesse
SUGAR CURED ii Al1S,s
aunefiof nTti e lust and FOR
IL u E6i5By 5y1s n. REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
''0TNTTRM FOTJNDRX,

ls al j. & a. j.. .,BAGGS, III Il 1syrsii IS /
No ~ lIntn, ST., Centre WheellnBi
Z REP constantly on hand crtent OF tho latest
II 1i1 most Improved Stoves, embracing evefy
81 FaTior shop and Cooking Stoves. Their western
ylrgnian coal cannot be 9Ry 4Ry
OF them within the last six MONTHS pledgng TO
take them back Tthey not give satisfaction, anti have
ncyer had one returned ie. 500 .ii9,ss il,
They also keep constantly hand the latest OF
Arch Crates, warranted equalto any n5de IN tns
also cast Snks and variety OF ALI aruclesln INC
Foundry lne which will be soll low for oashti
work S'-.-. dtswtt-Aug.3.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09
TIN, a sIIEE4s q HON NY1Af z
ManufacEoff
IpRUGs5,5 MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, Sc, go.
m. CRUMBAOB IsR would announce TO his
81 ionds and the public generally That having puronas
cOnducted under the firm or J. Crumpaeker g Son, he
will oontnue The old stand No. 1Io Main ST.
ofthe IberalY old nm
He has just returned from the is now
Chemcdls, Perf1mery Fancy articea, GO all OF whch
were 4er strict personal Inspection ard viii
Scrnnlous Tegar 10 purity md are now offered
.tofhe public on thomost reasonable teTmaS 1Yr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

-. B. BOBHNSVN. q l fHtt
5sa Attorney at Law, &,
ntop aes@ ss1SnS ReSe EisSs Countless
fsEF sA Hon HON. A. Nyo, Marietta sss & :. = 80 ~.
aQR. 3; sdS5sPsI SSs9s !is5S.SIIiS. s16esSIIIs 9 g.
A;,i; A;, Ks,3S RSS9sS9 e On q Co. wheeling. Va.
RfsKsIss 2 lgIIssS Z I FeRloh sa' g baltimore.
TsnPls " as@stI BarEsss Psssaslahl.:.
3! j gsszsEE; : s
.SsssgSl ": b ~. -
VIM F.. Coplan 81. B.Keys.
4 isgl.sz ;ReEWaEdinB 4 Reats end l. .ns,r,5 ,,a,c,
81 COMMISSIONS lEE.I3C ClHAlVIIS.
reprspared to Forward @ Merchandise, and Pro
ksfSs9 and q EitAgS. out delay
i: Tsyl9rS Son, B4ltihaoFs = Il /. Nd go s.
KiTHand. i Chase & Co., .Fra
80 g Albert Brother, tis. i. ,ssaH
Keys asitsy Co. Co. olas.piatti. Ohio:
s. 5s s sssS fsE Co. LeuisyiIls,, +. Irlsi,,sssy
asq "a. G. GeSreeeSR Phillips, Madison, Ind.
feb22 clE 81 se : .-! : q
i5aS 59Ele5s Special Notice. si5.l
.a NEW ARR AN G4IlI lIFFllJ I'..15'.. !. IS.
E s.. $; 55sSss 5s
b WkseEag to GLeuelandine IsoetueI Hopgs,is
,. ;cLEHRLAND And gTTTSBuRGHR RAILROAD 50
In connection Vim he spltDaiS
y Winchester and Diurnal. r.
isaass ssss sSRsi fssli5sf elm; q On asSH5 %osi
m. 4ass e. 5i H
loo1, Tuesdays and Saturdays. at 9 o.
comm eonnnet with tho 5qsi (
The above connect at ghesiing. with the
a 59BALTIMoRE & OHIO sRAILR0ADs teF
tlos IN,aN IN iIIs!S5 Y SF EHsE sT1 E5ttlreEss
.i.9ss5s 12,lss YRoH LoulsyitJEi tt.. =. ,' +
regular packets from and
Passengers are ticksted through from whseng stetl
and l5nainsS ana
Thss Cisv4land and Pttsbnrgh Railroad connects at
syeand with the is oi !, "A hgS &, go.
LEYEI.AND, CoIuARgsS g ~, ,SiNclNNATl h4lIhoAD'
Toledo, Noy,saH Gad Citseldna Railroad.i .ae
FoftRg ssgts s.sRs md y !Rsitf iss Ias
esi5i ron THE EAST. .isl5ss g! t3a5
Cleveland colgmSgs Tqsso 5sESls Pc T5l
alo, Niagara Pals, Albany Or Bost9nf i9r NJ
viii find this cheap expeditions
ant route. s I'll Jsl.east iSsseaifs . e4f9 sfl 81
~ s rs etliFfaifiR. 95tiSIIfa 4s5HIBai
Regular connections made at CleyeandsStth the
nboye Rairoads and at Wesvie with the above na1ed
$50 Sc. BAKER co.. cents, RhseIings
ALKX. D0YLEs agent, 8 ste9esnyi VILE 8 ,i9 l.sG.
tisi @. q P, r, r., Cevelandl.
g9E ;;jOI-Ills b. We1N0E Eli ,ssssi
lf.s54s ,Sts5,t "a iUaiga Street, ~ sllf0lfs
- VIII 4 & Lila v A. ,fti ii sTls illai
~ DEALER IN DRUes. MEDICINES, PAfNTss oils
s I DYE-BTUFYs, rATEHTl MRpIcIHEss y = 81 :;
~, .,fs PEREumERE, &g,J 6Ec.s ty elit ~ 1Is5
CoNsTANTLY ON hand, g supply Of fresh and pgFe
u MedciIes, any family adIfniatef with
M any he icinea are pufc4
Se5 nom the hest eaBt6rn housea. ~ 81 sol s
etnreT OF a superior article ol lemon
Syrup. -.4.+sL-4-44.. 2yllg w
4I e SUPERIOR GIGARS.f 4 81 s9Igi
ldngA0a 5HANAfE gspltans Hondfes; s.iI5 y E4d
islSleAJOOs100Q9 Leon Ne bro; y :. s4,,i 4 u
ss!i'3 y - $4,000 VdnsohSi 5sis. - =
sI,i3 N - 10 900 Tres lfatiasf y ,aS 2g N2ssts
e ssys $4,000 la E3loonlerf sa1jz tg5fyts =
10000 Rio Hand0;Is s., ~. "a. III s7ftsl
10000 BistAneitea. = .,s
stocof PincipeS ResallG and
Half Resaas For sale low 5sy 4
n snaaOl stie boys, sin ssa' 'yhite ES1oyl
= III Beaver Hats. 8. ~. HAhtlsk g sVN
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8 Thornas d. Gtbson,

J5asP / UMBi BR AND q AS FlIthTER,i
No 5 Union st, opposite @. II. BrT1y's Rope store.
EGs leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
ID eTnl that continues to carry tho plumbing aud
gas fitting in all its various and soil.
cftsa share OF publ G patronage.
He has constantly hand lead and iron ptpest eo.
mon and patent hydrRnts, cistern pumps, bath boilers,
water closets wash basns cold water fountains Tor hp
shower baths. bath tubs, and lead
eons Kettles fetofts for bleaching and
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, ETC. fitted up with
dsIIateh.r Sd q uays .a- -i3 10 nJit.sEs.if - 8
Also, ehsndeers. Pendant1S7 PetaF
AIiordersiei 1.-THE above place will be Thankfully
ceived and promptly attended to. .EflS (
N B.--AI orders nom the country viii meet with
prompt attention. ap6-5md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

sSpring and Summer CLOTHING.
STEPHHN RICE Merchant Tailor,
ANNOUNCES to his old friends and ana the
public generally, that having
he is now receiving at his new Store Room IN the
OF eyery color quality and variety ana lallgy
CASSIifERESj Silk Satin, and all kinds Of
suitable for the Snring and Summer and which he Will
mike up TO order the notice, IN the 6st
5aaIt,tey and latest stDEe, His fancy DePnHtu1ent
embraces Shirts of eyery kind, Collars Hal;
kerchiefs Cloves, Uhde ent
eyer article kept In Gentlemen's general
store fy6u want bestft on he A.
Quarters, South roomfS HOUSE,, water street
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DAGUE UERREiOYXP Pc, q -AAlilEh y.
-, u - - A /, O.. EsARTRIDCSE e invites
y 80 y attenti on 10 his DagneTean ROOMS anil
SStk4 Apparatus, now the result Of years Of
9tssi2tSSL experience and close application TO the
art. Cohfdent that be now combines
b 5z-srll1 in his establishmen OF the improve.
proper teats proven valuable
he can promise to produce ~ ny
beauty and perfection which has yet Peen oy s'
tDaEuerIeah process. - r. :. ..,-y,t-r Il.
For the aftSaotve and commodioGs syle
oons are ed @ he invites the public TO call and exam
Inc for Ca 1blnet OF 4FS
onen for Inspection. -. &,
Iikenesses taken in all kinds OF weather. stngy or ~
ortem kenesses taken at short notice
GA well selected stock OF pl2leS
cases lockets &C., always on hand and Tor SAFE
h IRoOInG. No. SO Monroe nt.s near the Post otice
nOy1S t1afis.4 IL :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-09

f6.aoia Strobe1 e. Bloch,
|, Wholesale DeaIeHain Wines q LiquorS,
No. III Main STREET. In The 6tldtg looI az n
f. z' p ~ n fi TColttfn5ta Hoitses3 4}tt's t@fs
;au3i-iyl3I w HE e Ii n G., " A. ,eBat st.3t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-03
A Wonderful Character.

1t is reported that there new lives
and old man away down in the sw amps
OF little Pee Dee, who never owned
but one pair OF shoes in his life, and he
says they were so id hot he
never wore them but once. He never
cultivated the soil, nevertheless hc has
accumulated considerable SUN Of mo.
ney, which he deposits in hollow trees
in the most unfrequentcd parts of the
swamps. He effacts extreme poverty
and when applied to for the loan of
money, declares he has none; but if the
security and premium offered pleases
him, and the borrower promises to re-.
pay in specie, he will appoint day
when he will try to get little, whicn
he never fails to do. He has made his
fortune by the sale of fish, the finest of
which no knows exactly where to fish
for, and honey which he raises in large
quantities, having his bees hived in the
swamps for miles round. No music is
so charming to his ears, az the booine
Of the bull frogs, and the believing Of
the alligators; for these sang his lullaby
when is his cradle, and have been har.
pngcrs of his harvest from his boy.
hood unit! the present day. He never
uses any other weapon to kill snakes
with, than his heel; and there never
was but one known to attempt to bite
him, and that one broke off its teeth
without penetrating the skin of the
heel. lie has never taken any Doc
tors stuff, nor let them come near
enough to feel his pulse or to look at
his tongue; aud he is now about seven.
ty years of age. Strange as it may
seem, that sech character should find
mate of similar tastes and fancies.-
Yet such is the case, only that she is q
little more like him than he is like
himself Has any of our cotempora-
ries as singular character in their
neighborhood2 If so let's hear about
him. Cheraw Gazette.
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Tho number known to have perished
is one hundred and forty, and as the
graves number sixty, there were, of
course, eighty who were drowned or
burned and whose bodies were not re.
covered.
We have not yet completed our
list Of those who were buried on the
island, but notice among the names
those Of Mrs. Mary Ann Carnes Of
England; Otis Hale, of Massachusetts:
Rufus Mosior, Of Newport, N. Y. :;
Mr.. Chensey, San Jose, Michigan;
John Baum, Newark, N. j.; Mrs.
Rowland and three children, of Mich.
gan, Mrs II. was on her way TO ioin-
her husband); Mr.. Lehman, of Missoui
ri; Morris Kemp, Maria Wilson, stew.
ardess Mr.. Darlington and wife(two
children, both saved); Asa Kittredgc.
Wakegan, Illinois; Villain Abram,
Cornwall, England; q lame man, name
unknown, had u wife and child near
Elizabeth, Illinefs Robert Taylor,
Boston c. A. Ward, No. 365 Broome
street, New-York. All of the above
had money on their persons, which is
in the keeping ofMr. Brigham, at the
Office of the Vanderbilt Line The bod.
les Of Mr.. Tarr, of Sacramento; Mr..
Knox, of R. l., and of Senior LARGO, of
Valparaiso, were not recovered. The
last named was Chilean gentleman
of wealth and standing in Valparaiso:
finding himself driven into the waves
by the flames, he turned to few who
were about him and offered $50.
600 to any person who would as
sist him to save his life, but in such
o moment none could think of the Of.
fer; seeing that his end was near, Sen
or LARGO said Farewell! 1t is only
once!" aud plunged into the water; he
was quickly drowned.
The body of Martin O'Nfera, an
lrishman, was also lost; he had many
friends in New-Orlcans. DR.. Shaw,
who was among the passengers,
went back to Mexico, by the way of
La Paz and Mazatlan; he was car
ried out by the under tow ofthe surf be-
yond the steamer, but eventually
reached the shore by Incredible ex-
ertions. When he had landed he
threw himself upon the beach and
wept like child. After the Indcpen-
dcnce swung round broadside to the
beach, her coal took fire, and the
sight will long be remembered b.
those who saw it. The mass of coal be.
came thoroughly ignitcd, and seen
through the blaclscncd ribs Of the
ship, it gave her the appearance of
gigantic crate Of coal fire.
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w, the path ofplain and simple hon

tw the path ofplain and simple hon
est is made very difficult. Sins sci.
DO, go alone; one form Of wrong gen.
eray leads to another; and hence he
whse proud heart requires what his
lax conscience permits, is on the
highway Of temptation. What he may
be sd to do IN certain crises made by
his billy, he cannot tell. He may be
SO severely chafed and pinched, as ev.
en- tobe guilty Of the crime Of mur-
der.
Ard then again, he who con.
suhes allsand moro than all, for the
pni?o.e of display, Of course has not
q psnn5 for the offices Of charity; he
cang give nothing to aid the poor, to
promote the public good, or dissemin-
ate the knowledge of the gospel, He
is always himself too poor for
this work, and quite likely soothes his
conscience and corrupts his heart with
the plea Of his own poverty He would
be glad to do something, but he can
not~-he is so poor. Very true; but
let him inquire into the reason of
his poverty. IIe lives too fast; he
spends too much on himself and fa,ni-
ly; he keeps up more parade than he
can support, and this is the chief rea.
son why he is unable to contribute to
the interests Of charity and benevo,
lencc,
How much more commendable in
the sight Of earth and Heaven is tina,
man who is economical and frugal tha,
ne may be liberal; who restrains his
own PASSIONS, from excessive indul
gence, that he may devote at least q
portion Of his substance to the cause
OF God and tho interests Of philan
thropy. His rare and valuable yir
tue, and when it. shall be more com
mon in the hurch of Christ. it viii
be less difficult to find the mean:
for sustaining and enlarging oil her in
stitutions Of love.-Evangelist.
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Col. II. EDw1N WARE.-We have
the pleasure Of announcing to the
friends of Col. Ware that he re-
ceived, last Sunday morning, from his
Excellency, Governor Manning, free
and fill pardon, but chat he Instant
ly paid over to the Clerk OF the
Court the fine Of five hundred dol.
lars, imposed OH him by his Hon.
or, Judge Withers. His Excellency
enclosed, the pardon to Mrs. Ware,
and wrote her very kind lettcr in
reply to the one she wrote him in ia
vor Of her husband. It will be re-
membered that Mrs. Ware was the
only child ofthe deceased Capt. Adam
Jones. We have no 5oubt that tho
Colonel will, in the beautiful language
of his Excellency, repay his affection.
ate and devoted wife in love and in
creased kindness for all the atfliction
and sorrow he may have caused her
by his recent misfortune, which nc
one can feel 5, .eply rs himself.
The coming Off .;e, with pardon in
her hand, under the great seal Of the
State, to release from prison her hus.
band, and carry him home once more
to his children and herself, was an
interesting spec, acle, and appropriate
to woman's mission on earth. The
short sojourn of Col. Ware in prison
Zone weck) was made, by the kind
attentions and visits Of his friends
as pleasant rs it well could be- Il
very often happens that q man does
not know how much he is cared fo,
and RESI- Yected. till misfortune overtakc.
him and developes the true feeling
and heart Of his friends.-Souhherr
Patriot.
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AspLraplD TlonAl Exrprsa.llM.uEH.I,r,.-- ps us.I,, 3.

n A SPLKnDlD FLORAL ExPEa1MEHr.-7---s
j. Fisk Allen, Esq, Of this city,
whose success in the culture Of the
Grape, and many rare varieties Of
fruit, has been SO distinguished, is now
engaged in the development Of Flo
raj wonder, which has reached such an,
advanced stage aa to promise the most
satisfactory result. This is no less an
experiment. than an attempt TO raise
the magnificent Victoria Regia, {Regi.
ma, or Regalis) the Queen of the water
Lilies, which was discovered in South
America in 1887, by DR.. Robert II.
Schomburgh, and was only successful.
ly lowered in England in l549, after
repeated failures to introduce it.
In this country the plant first flow
cred at Philadelphia, and has been in-
troduced only into one or two other
places. Thanks to the enterprise, en-.
thusiasm and skill Of Mr.. Allen, our
florists may now hope to behold the
wonder in NIL its magnifcence.
Mr.. ALIENS Grapery is one of the
notabilities of our region. 1t com.
prises the choicest varieties, and is c.
pable of yielding from 6 to 10000
pounds of grapes per annum, and of
producing fruit at all seasons. For
fifty consecutive months ripe clusters
have been hanging from the vines in
some part Of his extensive range, and
they may now be seen in all stages,
from the incipient blossom to tn. ma
ture fruit Peaches nearly ripe, cher
ries, oranges, lemons, figs, and other
rare exetics, in various periods Of ad-
vancement, also hang, in tempting
luxuriance from welh trained and skill
fully tended branches, enclosed within
this crystal palsoe.-Salen, Register.
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lNFoRMATIoN WANrED.-An insane
gentleman left Columbia on the 9th
Of March with Horse and Buggy
The buggy has been found near Cam.
den, and the gentleman seen four or
five miles west Of Winnsboro, riding
the horse "a compact and handsome
blood bay with halter-no bride
or saddle.
Any information about the gentle.
man or horse, directed to the Editor
of the Columbia Banner,-in order to
find the former espccially-will serve
the cause of humanity and greatly OBJ.
lige the friends of the insane man.
Columbia DAILY Banner.
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SINGULAR CoiEclpEEcE.-Iti is lit
tie singular that Of five of the Presi.
dental candidates-one, Webster, is
dead; another, and tho successful can.
didate, lost his little boy, soon af
ter his election, by most distressing
accident, and his own and wife's lives
were saved almost miraculously; while
the third, fourth, and fifth, viz: Fill
more, Cass and Douglas, have each
had to mourn the loss Of their wives
since the canvass. Surely death
strikes in high places.
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ALL THE BERRIEs.-A celebrated
comedian became enraged with gro
Ger named Berry, who sent in his nc
count long before it was due, and he,
in his great wrath, called upon the
G; cen grocer, and laboring under the
impression that his credit was doubted,
said
4 say, here's pretty mul, Berry;
you've sent II your 5il!, Berry, he:ofe
1t is 1Hs, Ferry; youy father the e!.isr
Berry, would not have teen such Is
goose, BAry--fog dom, care stya1s,
Berry; and chan: pay you till Christ
nIs P--pp'
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RArrLEsNAxE B1rR Cnnrn-T

RATTLEsNAxE BITE CuREp.-The
Southern Medical journal contains the
description Of case by DR.. T. A.
Atchison, in which girl seventeen
years of age, bitten on the left instep
by rattlcsnake, was cured by being
placed in hot bath, and whiskey and
carbonate of ammonia administered
to her, until she had taken three pints
OF the former and eighty grains ef the
latter. 1t was two hours and half af:
ter the bite that Dr.. A. visited his
patient when he found her sightless,
her face swollen, and her mind wan.
dcring. The liquor caused no intoxi-
cation, and the cure was complete.
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A VEnY DELrcArE OmELErrE.-
Beat six eggs, the yolks and whites
separately; melt bit Of butter in a
teacupful Of warm milk, to which add
gradually tablespoonful offlour. a ia.
bIespoonfnl of salt, and little pepper;
then mix the yo!ks of the eggs, and
lastly the whites, Hea,an 10 q stiff
ifo;a. Bake Immediately IL fat
pan. Some ham cut fine and added
is SEea: Improvement; some persons
like swee: berbs. Others prefer s3,'le
frel~ ~e.si r,,& ~. q
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find ready purchasers at good prices.
Out of the corporate limits of the
town, the Improvement is not less
marked. Every acre of land in the
neighborhood has been enhanced IN
value to greater or less extent, by
our Rail and Plank Roads. Nor are
shc effects Of these confined to real
estate. Every other species of prop.
erty has felt the impulse. Now, II
such are the effects Of these improve
ments, by anticipation, who can pre-.
dict their results when we yeap she
full harvest Of their fruition.
Cherau Gaxefte.
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MES.

80 TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
,nnd Fifty Cents at the expiration of six months,
or Three Dollass at tho end Of the year.
q No paper discontinued until all arrcarages
nre PAID, unless at the option Of tho Proprietor.
]: SsW Advertisements inserted Mt SEVENTY.
FIVE Cents psr square, (l2 lines or less,) for
The first, and half that sum for each subsequent
nRaftion.ss * ,4,.
~ The number Of insertions TO be marked
on all Advertisements or they will be published
until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
accordingly.
5;5 ass ONE DOLLAR per square for single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
srnents will DO charged the same rs n single in.
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tN. The P1cck R;uer IVo,.b,

fSJ@ The Black Riuer IVatchman,
came to US last week, in new dress
that being the beginning of another
Volume. We wish our friends many
happy returns for the occasion. and a
new suit for evory one; Decies repetita
ploce6it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-03
TNE SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So. Ca.
J. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1853.
COTTON NIAI2EkE,T.
Charleston, May 2, 1853.

The last news from Europe being
OF rather q favorable character, the
sales on Saturday were active at from
7 l-2 TO 10 3.4 cts.