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This Is The lnost difficult Worm to destroy Of
Gil that iniest the human syslcnl. i, grows 10 an
almost IN !eiii,ic lcny bcto.liny 20 coilcd and
intenil to The lnteslinrs uni Stomach rttcc,ins
tho hraith ~ ,ally as 10 cause ST.. Ni.us Dance,
Fits, &c., that those a fllic,cd srl.u.n if ever
sp,et thatis Is idN Worm Fastening them 20
au early grave In oricr to destroy this Worm, 4
very energetic treatment must b. pursued, i,
would therefore bc proper TO take s 10 Of INV
Liver Pills 80 rs To remove all nl.trclios, tI,n,
Inc Worm syrup may act direct upon :le Worm,
Which must lbs taken in doses of , Tablespoon
iuls tn=H n day, these directions f. lowed
have never been known 10 fail in curing III.
niosi obstinate caso vf Tape lf.rg,. N
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s s M JESCSEII {. il A N E.0 u s.

ssrATriGR .oS yvAsnIaor on "a cor-
Z q 1s;,,ssp,,,tirnt oi ilieS s,ndopy Ghnnicte,
writing from Rome, makes the iollo@.
ing comments upon Cmwfo,d's statue
of w Vastii,gton. which he is engaged III
executing, l,y5order, We believe, uf the
State &c Virginia: :.S
sltwill he The largest nn'innnl mon,
ninplit nf the kind existih ! lsauch's
ssatneaf Ereilrick tho Great, ut Berlin,
1 sfsscunsiderablysut' less rr"!or;ions.--
We 8 base OF tie Washington lnunu-
rilent is a complete ,i;cl,; on this a
3s.ar,3wilh six points, is raised, and on
this rises the actual base To lhu cques-
sstriall figure uf Au.crc.'s great man.
iSSix.cagIcs surround the steps on the
seifclc, and six colossal statues uf emin-
ssci,t Americans surround tllr pedestal
60 Henry, Lee, Mason, Marshall. Allen
fand 81 etlerson. Tho wI,olc is on a vi
tIantic scale, from sixty 10 seventy feet
high, and is granlly represented. The
figures OF Jefferson and Henry are
euil,pleted, and have already been for
I warird to Muilnr'S celebrated foundry,
r sGL IhutliCii, w Jc C'tSb Va oioh4SS ebS
others will succcssivcly he sent to the
same place, and for the same purpose.
The whole composition hears the
stamp of greatness, and tcstiiirx the
Vast conception of the artist. IIr is
Mt present raising The iigdr. OF Wash
ihgton's llorsc-; real mould Of clay.
3 sshssinall model uitie monument, Us it
will Tie when completed. dccorates the
immense studio in which this mann.
moth work is being executed. The
sides of the:pcdcstal are decorated by
two very handsome a,so relieves: the
Representing the arms ni the State;
s,e other is symhuiic-a fglrc of Lib
rrty, with its foot on Tyranny, snr-
rounded by tho motto, Sic scmper
tyrdnais.' The Papa! governments, las,
year, made q very handsome d'mati"n
1fnn immense block ul' marble tor the
work
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours the subscriber wiki
es TO inform ,tsspnblc That he sill slnanuif,r-
lures Cotton Gins nj his esiailisl,,lentin Sintc.
hurg, Oh tile most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks fllat The cn,,on ginne, dii ono
nt those gins Of tho late ilnproyrmel,I is worth
nj feast q quarter of crMt murc than the ..n.-
ton g'nns'i "n The ordinary GIN iie also man
n!acur,s them un the must snfl- r,,t.,ion
OF the finest finish and oil the best niatrrinIs 10
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he wiliseil for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts llicni in con-.
pr'e order at the shortest notice. All orders for,
10. Wll.I.iAM ELLISON
Siatesurg, Sumter Dist 5. Z. Frblf, s6-s
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CHoLERAIEs SYMPTOMS AMI
TRgATAiEET.- The New York Sun
speaking Of this fearful disease,
ISM Ys that in lite insiljents stages ii il
|suas be ranked with ordinary diseas.
es,and will then yield toI,roIcrincd.
|icaltrcalnent. Its first symptoms
generally, loosencss Of tile bow.
els.;and 10 remove tl,is We know of
nalrsmedy more efficient, certain in
|:iss effect, aud harmless in its ia.
turc, thau tie following Cholera IL.
cilc.'
We deem j. highly important that
every family aud morksllopshould Jc
supplied With this mixture or its
equivalent, ready for use at all timer.
Any druggist will supply it. The
following is tho receipt:
Take equal Parts Of
Iincturei Of Laudanum,
- = Of Cayenne Pepper, treble
strcng,h, Rhubarb,
E>sencesof Peppermint, treble
strength, Spirits Of Campl,or
The dose is from 5 10 80 or
even 80 drols, according to the
age Of the patient and the violence Of
tie symptoms, and it should be
repeated every 5 to 80 minutes un.
til rcliei, is obtained.
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EIobelaSnck's Eiyc- aoilIx.

NO iart Of The Systrm 10 iaore liublc Ia ,Iiscrss
ttaL ,i,e LIVER, it serving as iilt;rcr to puri.
y 'he blov', or giving tho proper sscrAiun 10
tho bio; 40 tl!ainiiy wrong action of Tho Liver
effects the other important l,r;s Of The system.
and results varously, in Liver Complaint,
JanI.dice, DysPep'in, dc. We should The fore
watch every symptom that might Indicate t.
wrong ae,inn Of tho l.ivr. These Pills .,.in,
eomp"atd Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
nature tu heal the sick: Namely lst An FIX
rEcToRASr, nhich augnc..ts tho srcrv,iun from
tho Pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge uf srcrered matter. 2nd, An AL
ElRNarirN, which changes in some ilc1 PLEA.
be nn lnson:iblc manner ihc c,.r,ain ,nurbi!
action Of lha syatem. 3rd, A TONIC, which
gives tone an stro:iS,h To the nurvoY. sya,.,n,
renewing health aIia vigur TO all paris of hs
bu!y. 4th, CATHAaTIC, whicli acts in Fer
feet harmony With the other Ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, an cxpcllng the
whole ;ulss ofcur1upt AMI yi,in,cd matter and
purifying the Blool, which dusiroyu di.oasc and
restores health.
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Great Excitement in Charleston.
AT DUNN & DURYEA'S,
23S Bend OF Klnu.Slree,.

ME Are now selling nrr Stock at re-
w markahlv luw prices--Nca, Liren
Coats rs low ny Is cents: Very neat I.ncn
and Marscilcs Vests nj ~ cents; Black
dress Alpaca Coats nj So; Black dress
Pants 81; Linen Pants at from 81 TO SO,
very irei,y patterns Black Cloth Dress
and Frock Goals Mt ssS. Our Stock is
nov the most complete IN the city, and
VIII be sold at rrices Ia correspond with
The atnrc, and with our reputation o beng
the clIcapost'and bcst C'oiling Store in
The cty-'hose in want arc invited to give
us n call.
June ], 1852. g 32-tf
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Cheaper than Ever,

: LOT OF cnlorcd Rarages, a, 8 ccnts FER yard.
Silk Warp Barcgcs, ut Is 3-4, 25 and 81 l.4c.
SSuperiine quality Paris Baregrs, at 10 cents
Extra surer Brochc Embroi,ierc;l Barnsep.
Suprrtinc Silk Tissue Silks AMI Tissue f;iIks.
III 25 ind 81 lie
Tine quality Mourning aluslins, slightly dam.
nge,i, al half prico, IL - cents.
Cold Mus!ils, yard wide, at u l-2, - "a, 20
Gnd - cohts.
Cord Mnslins, 81 wide, CT 25 cents
White Enib'd Swiss MUSLIN, al is D., IS and
81 Ia Cents
Cold Lawns and Guild Enb'd Musins, l2 -.
Striped Linen Lusrcs mt To- cents.
Snp*rior Silk and Linen Porlins, al u IA
Strong Blue Siirtings, Stripes and 1Ickimgs, at
= 9 ia rssl>, md
lol OF Muslin lnsertings ami Edgings, at half
lricr, to, lose uut. at
w. J. jacob & son,
2sl hing-ut., opposite the Big Boot.
June 2v, 1859. 36-tf
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lIIG GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
CHARLES TON, 5. c,


CHARLES rON, 5. c,
LEAVING lh- Wharf al the foo, OF
l.aarens-si. daily at 3, p. III. ai:e: the
arrival OF the Southern cars, Via VIII
MlNGTON, n. g.. from which Io;nt
two daily trans are dispatched at 8 a. NJ;
and 2p NJ; heS oc!pck andy onncctirg al
Weldon w.lh The lncS lo Petersburg,
Rici,n"nd. Washington, Baltimore, Ph,la-
deIpha, and Ncw-Ynrk. The pubic is
respectfully informed ihai the steamers OF
10 sc ines, are IN iir>t r.ie condition, and
arc nv-atrd by well known and cx.
perIcncnsl commanders; the Rail Roads
are IN tre order, Uhe Wilmington
AND Weldon. IA wei, ~ ,hc Seahcar,
ANA R"ln"kc lrav NJ recently hcen rciaid
wnll heavy TratD iliarcb; securing both
safety an! dcsfa'rh BY thsr rou:cs
pasSrn!"rt asaI ng themselves OF The
FlRST TRAIN may ;ch Baltimore in
10 hours. Ph:la lelphia III 40 hours. and
New f"r> in 80 IL hours; and hv The
SECOND TRAIN they arrive IN BIZ
tinorc III 20 hours, Pllrla.iriph. III SIS
hours. snd Ncw-Ynrk IN 81 l-2 hours.
Through ii hcis can a!nno he, had from
T.. WlNSl.ON, Agent ol tie Wilmington
AMI R'leigh Rail Road Company a, the
ollite "' the Company, foot Of Laurcns
street, Charleston, S. C., 10 whom please
apply.
March %. 1872. oa-tf
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e:S- There is now exhibited in
Lrvd., = young lady, aged eighteen,
whnSe' beard measures between four
and tive inches il, length, AS an i'll.
duccment I" persons to attend the
exhibition, it is announced that visit
tors will be permitted to touch tbs
b.arU.
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The n'aii of folsl.td d manners and
fine feeling is like the skitul skater.
wis, glid,.s easily, gracefully and nnis, !.
lc>sly along; while the 'dc and harsh
scramble and sprawl upon the ice,
scratching and lab"riny terribly, and
probably getting ID Of Il i;,ll ut last.
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RElNG appointed the Agent af NsNMAs
~ & BRornEE's PIANO 5FORTES;,I Il can
recommend tl;cln as icihg finished NJ cx-s
'iu,slte innnl:cr, with Entire Iron frarle
Z" Keep ihrnr IN tune, aiiil not liable To gt,sa
out ol5tnne so readily, waIl English t,T9id
Ariion, 6to 7toctaves. III Rosewood rases.
These Plan''s are ninnufaeiureds IN Bniti-
uorns'in "a Southern Staie. watrhntrd To-
stand The c'illl:i,e not lowind or tlrdwup
! shl'i he pleased 10 receive ordcre. and
'wi'l have 'hcm delivered iiy a a,colnbctent,.
person. 1ho ~lll put them up and tune
Them. u &
Terms moderate and easy. Call and
rec before purchasing elsewhere. vs. &
TERRY MOSES, Agent
Jane %, 1852 :3,5gll
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DIvpicuLriRs.-!A good and string
thing it is for man to meet with diff.
cn.tpes. Some whips suy, that it is
easier for hsn>scs to draw over hilly
country than OH II dead level. So
with men; having sumounted one hill
ofdalicul!y though with lnany,a weary
tug, they gorattli,G aud laundering
down the favorable dcc!iyity, and rush
half way. up. the breast. Of 0 next
steep, ny''ntSto asS,asein de,esst;
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Mans life is not be measured hv the
passage of'daysand years, but by ac-
ti"ns; aud the octogc,arian who has
vcsctatcd during his sixteen lLstrea,
has not lived rs much as tic daring and
active youth Olive anl-twr,ltY, every
step ofsafinserPriyrtsa' left its p,int
forever. The men who stamp their
features on an age aud nation, are IN
orally, like the changes produced by
nature, brought out BY volcano and
earthquake though there arc those
who, slowly and surely like her more
bcncficent operations, instil their opin.
ions like the gradual dropping from
the cavern, till the whole 10 ONO bril-.
liant stalactite.
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TuD S1aaSrxng g,,las ga,

S00 S'CSGn GIS& $50
You will I'm these Pills an invaluable mcdi-
cino i'll many complaints TO which ynu are suh-
Ject. In obstrur,ons either total nr partial they
have brcn inund of iic Siimahlr b.nefit rcs,,rin,
their functional arrangements ,u a healthy nc.
tinn, purifying III. hluud ani o,lyr nuii. no
cfiectu.ily topn. to fight all conplnints which
INA! arisc from female Irregularities, M heal
ache. gid'lincxs, diinnssa Of sight, pain in the
side, hack, &c.
Ndhr sciiiiihe nnless siyncd }. y. IIonEHsAck,
all others i'eing base limitation.
PRICE-EiEH - CTS
:. 60 Agents wishing new supplies. AMI Store
Keepers dc,irouS of becoming Agents must al
dress The Proprietor, J. y. IIOBENSACK,
Philadelphia. Pa.
toi sale by al Druggists and Merchants in
the u. S.
T.. Al. Cones, Charleston, Wholesale Ass,
f he State.
August l0,li, 1852 .2-ly
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q PRESERVING PLASTs.-lIcre is
s ,me advice from the Ilorticulturist,
which is worthy Of your attention,
reader, though you should not be
1.-THE fortunate owner of green.
house. You have 10 doubt a ja-
geraninn or an oleander
somewhere abont your house, and to
keep it healthy, yon should give it
n trial of the treatment recommcn-
ded below. Very few persons,
says the Horticnlturist, "appcar to
I know the value Of the sponge in
q grecn.house-I mean for tho rur-
pose of washing the leaves Of all
! those plants with leaves broad en-
ough to admit Of it. l took the
hint some five years ago from
& lseiShbor, the mpst successful plant
grower | have ever had the good for.
tune to know. lIia plants were al
ways 50 especially fresh and healthy
that | was for long tune puzzled to
understand his secret; and he always
sidcclared he had 40 secret. But,
early one morning, l caught him
With pail Of clear water, slightly
warm, by his si:i,, sponsing the
leaves of all his choice plants. l
said to myself, II have is." I did
more, I went home and practiced it.
Ny plants soon showed by their as.
pect that I was not wrong in be.
lievins it to be tho real secret Of
my neighbor's SUCCESS"
Itaprears that The Methodist f..
liscopal Church case, Which Was
tried in the United States Circuit
Court Of this city, last May, be.
f,,re Judges Nelson anl Belts, is des.
tined to be still further l,ti2ated. Ii,
is dispute between the Nmth and
South, respecting the funds Of the
association, and the julges pro.
nnunccd a decision in favor tf the
South, referring the matter to the
clerk Of the court, Mr.. j. w. Mel.
san, to ascertain anl report npon
the value Of Tic prnpcrty. Coun.
sci were not satisfied with the re.
port, and it is said that, with the
sanction Of Judges Nelson and Bot
ties, the whole m,tter will be brought
for review bcr re tho Supreme
Court. IN. Y. U~rald.
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aaaA-tA1ag9a3a

a4lA-L LadGL p 39s3o
AT TIE OLD STAND OF f. d J. GILBERT.
-H y S & T.. NJ. GLIB ERT
EsSAa-gyf5E- ~ continue the "a ARR IAGE-
--S-1-B BUSINESS al the above
stand No. 80 and DO Wentworth street,
ChTIest"n--whcre they Will be- pleased 10
exhibit 10 their old friends and cns,o..e ers
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, COM
pr'sing those OF leir own manufacture,
together with varions other styles usually
found in tbs market. Their long acquanl-
ancc with iI.;- market rs manufacturers
and dealers will enable them TO offer great
Inducements to purchasers both insiylfs
and prices, gt
a 'g;siat, s5at Is Il
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Civ. PIEacs's FoaTuNB. .a
everything raintiIsv to tsha pr,.a;.

CIV. PIEacs's Eoarya b. IA
eyerpthing relating to tshe Presi.
dent elect possesses at sllis time con.
siderable interest, NO give the fol.
lowing from q correspondent Of q
New York Journal:
s. Gen. Pierce, when nominated,
was comparatively poor man, Ijc-
cuniarily considered, worth, perhaps,
somewhere from $15.OOO5Gto $25,.
600, which he had acquired in the
pursuit of an arduuus legal practice
since he resigned his scat in the Uni.
cd States Senats. Since his election.
however. his friends appear 10 be ah-5
ding to llis fortune materially. In adj
dition to the magnificent ring, val.
ucd at $4,000, which Was recent
ly sent from California, some Of
his friends in that city are about to
give him splendid coach aud pair
of horses. a short time silcc q
few Of his friends here gave him
a gold.hea'led cane, on which was
engraved the different coats IF arms
of the thirty.onc States. The ia
dies of Concord arc also preparing to
forward a largo and beautiful copy of
the holy Bible to the White House on,
the 4,h of March. Last, bnt 10,
least, it 10 currently rumorcd .hu'
wcalty relative Of Mrs. Pierce,
residing in Boston, has checked The
General to tho tune Of $4,000.
This latter ,umo,, however, is con-
tradicsed i'll she New llaup pslire Pa
riot"
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SouTn CAROLINA TAxEs.- The
f,llowins is an abstract Of the tax
I'LL, as passed By tile House Of Rep.
resentatives. Forty cents, ad vulo.
rem, per hundred dollars Of lands;
one-half per cent on Cltawba lands,
Sixty cents on slaves. Two dol.
lars on city lots, lands and build
ings. Sixty cents per hundred dol.
lars on facsorase, clnploymcuts, fac.
ultics, professions. Ten cents per
hundred dolla s Of amount Of sales Of
goods, wares, and merchandise, de.
tiuctins thereIrom the amount of
stock on hand 1st January, and cx.
cspt, also, consigned goods sold and
temistel for. Zen cents on sales Of
transient goods. Ten dollars por
day on representations, shows, &c.
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PERRY MOS i s ].

" #r p. Z 4 ~
CA iha old siani of A.. j. d p. sitsos, q
Offers io his friennls and The puhlic gsnerally,
5y himself, Viz: III Dry Good,--
. 81, 7-S, Al. ST.. up to 1874 Domeslics, from
Genls y yanl nP, or. less by the quaphy.s
Brown Linens at II ] 2 cents :; yard, l5sS s,s Iii
Colored In',slins, and Li.en Luslres, g yasda 81
TO tile ,Dlur. sf,ls =
s W hiie Grape Shn~ls at SIS 90,
IN GROCERIES,,
Cash
25 Snck. Salt.
Barrrls Of Lard. VI 3 sS
5 Old Government lava Golfer IN. SIa,ts 81 e. y.
sns, rs OF all hinds, conc excellent gI,ality az
{. Sperm and Adamnntnc Candles. less than H
they can hc bought regularly in EharlfstnI by,
i!te box Almonds, lt,.isons, Figs, Guitan,s. II
Citron, Candy, &c. q az.
m GR0CKERY, js4Se SllI.ss
IN IN, great variety, q very lnD prites, and lis
ahd Cafr snicrs Tools. IS Es5 sa s
April 2it /, 1859 ~ sss97-.lfy
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Jonathan walks in, takes sat,
and looks at Sooky. Sooky rakes
up tile fire; blows out the candle. and
don't look at Jonathan. Jonathan
bitches and wrigglcs about in his
chair, and Sooky sits perfectly s,ill.
at length Jonathan mustcrs eour-
age and spcakc.h:
'Sooky!'
'Well, Jonathan.'
4 love you like I'iaen and swcet.
meats
Dew telly'
It's fact and no mistake wi
wi?l-now will you have NE, Suke!'
Jonathan Higgins, What au your
politics.
I'm for Scott, straigk;!'
wall, sir, YOU can walk right hum,
cors | won't have nobody that ai,,'.
for Pierce that's 1at.'
'I'hrcc ehecrs for Pierce. sung
out Jonathan.
That's your SORT Says Socky.
when shall We 10 married, Joua.
thanP'
'Soon's Pierce is elected
'Ahcm, Ahem!'
What's tho matter, SookY?'
'Sposin' he ain't clectcdr
Jonathan dida't 20 away till
next morning, but whether he al.
swered the last question, this CO, %,
ncnt knows not.
INTERESTING D1ALorrK.--I'l,e fnl
lowing very interesting dialogue took
place few days since, VI All institution
up town, where Ill kinds of lraluing
are taught by Mr.. McCvrty, prvicssor
Of knowledge aud poli,enrss
Nee. You'll find some of them ere
scholars i'll the tr,nc,'ina department.,
very deep, your hnnor, iii the langna
ges, especially that little French yir!
there, PIN after ins;i!!i1:g III. Englisl.
into.
Old Gent I'm very glad to hear ii.
Then you arc learning Eng h. are YOU,
my little Missl Well, hope YOU ar
almost proficient, are YOU not!
Girl. Wei Monsieur, me very much
proficient indccd--me polly Argini~c
very Inuch--twu tree lnr--me say
iost bet, dam, one four three several!
times day every morning
Old Gent. Well, think YOU are
proficient indeed. Where do yuu cx-
pect to go TO when you die, you little
sinner!
Girl. Yes! Eer much.
OH GeaL Does your ..o;her know
you're out, child!
Girl. Rost bet. darn, yes, coffee, tea.
no good French, no bon. nh, rnc, per.
avo" English yer much, mamma dam
old Gent Mr.. Alctn'ty, II this is
a sample Of the deep learning you in
still into the minds Of tho youth Who
attend your schuvl, rather think that
would ns soon send my s"n Alcxan.
der to Botany Bay, as to Jour Acalc,
my.
Ar. BIC Curty. Hold your peace, YOU
blackguarL you, or III send stool at
your head, tn t will knock thunder out
"f you. Exit old gent, closely ioi.ua-
ed by the stool Aforesaid.
-SeW YORK ,San.
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Georgia PLAN and kerseys,
Pam a d Striped Osnalurg<,
l'!cacllcil and Brown DMnest.ca,
Super D,:tiirc Blankets.
Oar business is dnne strictly for Cash
and on The One i'fice Systrm, and we are
confident no house in lhe ciiy can give
BErrER BARGAINS. }s6
Cl,arlcsion, S g.. Sept. 81, 1852. As-4m
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Webb Clark Hotel

tSEllfI.E13 TrIl1L..E. s.. c.
T!;}s Fh;s l!nlel Is sit,tatc.ls ii, the most
tnllEa pleasarif fari of flii. toniis The
49, ss:aa Proprietor w,li.he plesse,l 10 sc
his hieTsls and the trave lffntf publ ilfaa,-
render them comfortable, sktisgss ssus
soas5ie.
az N ~ u X 'sE
yanf rs Is
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A Cool RecsrrlaS.lA gentleman
\ yhaying.appointGlIato meet his friend
~? particular business, went to his
house and knocked mt the deor, Which
was opened by q servant girl. He in.
formed her he wanted her mastcr.-
'lIe is gone out, Sir said shc.-.Then
your mistress will do said tho gen.
tleman. She (said The girI) is gone
out too My business is Of eonsc.
qiencc, (retulncd hc) is your masters
son At holncl' M, Sir, (roturned the
gtrl) he is gone ont That's uIhicky y
indeed, (replicd he) bnt perhnps it
may not be long beiure they rcturn;.l
will step5in and sit by the fire OH
Sir, (said tho girl J the fire is gone out
fpo.! Upon. sWhicll the gentleman
t'adeS hora ailfofm her tastcr, tlmt he
did nst cx,ert f. NJ fses,ivsd ~ cosllgyI
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Inposad' Unan.

We have been imposed upon most out
rageousy Turing the past week. And in
what way do you think it was reader?--
Why some person has put counterfeit V
upon US, and for the life of lis we can't tell
who it was. If we were in the habit of
handling such articles, we do not think we
could have been imposed upon. A one or
a two, is abou! as high as our eyes are used
to beholding; and when we get hold ola V,
we are so much rejoiced, that we don't take
time to examine it very particularly.
But, reader, what do you think should he
done in this case? Why we will tell YOU
You that know yourselves to be indebted to
us, (and your name is legion, come right
along and pay Up with good money, with
out any further ceremony. Money we want,
and money we must have, to make up our
loss, and to enable us to carry on our bu-
siness to the satisfaction of our subscribers
Those that are friends to the Sentinel, we
would like for them to Show tAemse,y to
be such, imme}iately.
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Az Howard.

This celebrated Ameriean perfcmer on
the Violin. gave his last eoneers in this
place, on Friday evening last. to sowded
house. The way Mr.. Howard males the
Violin talk. is truly wonderful. His P,rfOr
mauces here were received by his audance
with the highest enthusiasm and delight.
1.-The last Rose of Summer" as performed
by Mr.. Howard with the perfect Cute syn
phronies, contains as we think. as much d
the truly beautiful, as can be found in one
piece Of music, and the rounds of applause
with which it was received by the audience,
showed that it was fully appreciated. Mr..
Howards songs with the Ilarp-Guitar ac-
compartment, were very beautiful and sung
with life and spirit, to the great delight OF
his audien ce. His performances on the Vi
oln were never excelled in this country.