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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
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POYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA-The
AtFl,A - -. oR n. s' ~, "h mails aad PASSENGERS Tor
viii lesvr the comp.u, wharf Jer.ey cyat and
= U>1kALlAN SlhAM>tlt COMtANi-for
q FORT PHILIP. MELBolR NE ard sYDNEY.-ch- new
1 \ coanlad,i having been nav DRY detained vii
b, dsaele5 the shove port wEDsEsDAf .sth sepem
Thr she vii hs dock ready 'or n.o.eioa
Puels fof Austrais M find ~ ms hp seomm'i'iou. 'u
built -nf from her nn9e aud u
.rine confidently expected that the PAee will b. made with
Ike bi,eo'. ofths comp.ny Gel that he, to the oab
n .niepa.d Mo'- tine b, born consumed thar III
prisior- Le ic0nofy supposed would be Qir
Forhsisl .Da suooa' ooy Of which viii be s-uj
.'ge, sPp' Al he ehse o. the COMPANY t. ,, o.. -,
s. s S1 ~ y HoSsp ' sS s ne No g ns
UsTRALlA.- Clipper Line.-The A /, enurely
~ - ePss,, s;rS HELosE c3p' Ne &c, cal Tor W.,
3D.. ve.el now up Tor Aa.tala Sooe bu, cabin ps~os-
snd ths rsmbef m,,a 20 w. Argy On bond a. Per
ARKELL SiEILIOT, No. Ii5 Pear-.,
CLIPPER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES FOR SAN
pete der ssseais @ cary q possible AID bsad in their % II
S 1Si ' '''' cH4msRRs asIssR Sos sads%.t
III ePs mp & VA s en- toe to ,so ~ al
Contracts b; he Sue pal sln saa ss GOD. b sh. snip She
pier ; Norh RIVER
NEw.YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE va NlcARAGUA1he Accessory Transit COMPANY Of
Through advsD-e ohe Mall Only ne
pa through 1ktts the I'm ops The Ne~ Double
Pier North Rvel o'clock precisely for SAN JrAS
DEL NORTE MONDAY Sept connecting with the
steamship BROTHER JON ATTAIN l3o burden
ECARs qua TRANSIT ACUTE having but twelve miles ~
transportation These steamer Unsurpassed Ia their yena-
tier 0dsous For inOnson passage aOpiy Oaly
CHARLES MORGAN, AGENT, Eo.5 Bowling Green.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and GLASGOW
-Tns NewYor Steamship npanys powerful
GLASGOW ard fs horse Robert
Commander sail from NevYoft Tor GLASGOW WEDNESDAY
Tn seteD Der al Roeoct lhDAf, 9Th Noyem.
ber II o'eoc1
Fus Cabin (ssoon State eouisj...................s0
First CABIN Mdsp State Rooms.
sscorc -
Included
Apply McsY%Os No IS Brosdwa,
r. 3 MAIL LINZ for CALIFORNIA LIMITED
u Estates MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf connectlns With
Pscif Ma Steamship Company carrying the Mai ca
Al.o, a monthly between NEW YORK BAVASA AZ
SEWoRLEANs, sailing O'clock P NJ from ot Of Wass-st-
North River.
The T. ns Steamship Co dspseh tr-r, Asp'sysl
IN he mouth o. August - following stssussips.
The GEORGiA Capt. M.Gow.n, Ausust6
The ILLINOIS, Capt. .iGrtstene U. N AuZuTt -
so5neernsS rssAas Pscfs MAJ seeln1ap ccnpny ~
ILs 1Eo.GIA, with the CALIFORNIA CAPT r. L. whlfina
TIE LIMOS WIN the GOLDEN GATE, C. Patterson Sg
fhough tickets tere.p tia IEmGs had
NEWBORN, BANANA And NEw-UaLEAss LINE:
Angus, Y, CnEscshr CITY, Capt - r.
August n, CHEROKEE, Capt z. Baxter
freight be lad Corpauy, oss No IN
Westst O. Naren+t where additional can 10
9sned on sppe.toe person BY letter o. ROBERTA
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Sales br AurtlOu.

A. n. MsswIS Auctou-er
DY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sales Rooms
- No. Is
WEDNESDAY FyF MING. August - = 7o'ciock
"A sse lection ~ - nd - AL VI .,e-
lneots Books vuts. a scs and - lori Boos 49,
ana-orment Of sapl. sd Fancy Stationery, le
WV W SHELLY. Asctioneer.
OR o X cry. GLASS. CHINA aud FANCl
~ WEDNESDAY. Aug - 10 o'e. L. NJ % Johat
from the sheve IN - 70 sli ceis
and Also a retail stock q best Ware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

THE NbW-YORk and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL sTEAMERsTbe Ships composing this Inc ara
ne following
ATLANTIC, C.pt West PACIFIC Capt Sye
ARCTIC, Capt Ldce BALTIC, Capt Co,nfock
ADRiATiC, Capt Grafton
xhese built exsreT or 0o7ernnsrs
Every has their CONSTRUCTION a
,ner Engines 70 sure renzh and speed end their
or passenger ere 9neqrsed for egsnee and comfort Pe Of
evl % Liverpool class cabin cl1 second
10 s7o exclusive fexs 500. tol seroos
NewYok $50 and 40 experienced G.tscbe3 ef
nip. no tsrth secured Until paid ior. -
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REPuBLlo FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

~
THIS Company nsns their capita C; pa. n easn
eurey invested are prepared q Ese c AID damage
le, or favorable terms
The charter ohis rr0Tte
de stockholders the or fuSAhs Of ss
remaining profits &c - DIVIDED The assured bcarra
interest WITCH sp = redeeashe cash sh.1-7- q, sces
rslsfed profits and esptA Al lurt 20 = osc 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
81 BrosawsyThi' COMPANY male. assurance .ssns Life
Mutual either for The sho- Of hf-
PERIOD profits TO the fs
C.ols Australia ts.ea apea ~ 1sa terms
JACOB REESE. President
w = Posrts fecy r. @ n HCSTINGrOS, Act1s-y
JoHS t MErc.LfE ND, EpwAED FIELDS, No N,sesl EIsn
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AT nsTs0ns ave i0fd flhE 1 HaI on soanI OF NC o"n6fs
JGtiSI, 1853 FOR Shrewsbury, Long Brsnch
~ Ocern House Highland Dock Washington Mounts
Buwus Niddetown Banks The and
GOLDEN GATE, Capt Little vii leave PIsr foot
Robinson ~, X q. follows Fare . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

FOR CHARLESTON sn' FIO8IDA-Sen,-.-,-
Nj Lirs IT, rev sna de- - c-cssis. -. "A
ArsHs tr riftc WI have SIC. ~ y o. Wrnv Nt)S
AuE - A. r'riacs r u. vrcisls w. " 1OI % =
tc y. az, ,fPy &C soa't ~se's a. 81 ssf AL
sfOFP1RD TlLESrON L Co Ne M,
hfous, icSei' - soslfa ss iosEs To Jacksaa,t ~
p alta. 60 ~. q
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Re-plaiing.

old WARE REPEATED, equal to new, at the
lov., ~ be prio.. ana warranted done Goods SEN o
the PLATING Fsetory 80 entire Grand 70 Once No.
z Al No Is John a. will be atterded to-
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Jnsurantf Companies.
hire INSURANCE. COMPANY-

wv. LYoS. secretary
EXCELSiOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II CAPITAL, under the
the Legislature OF The State u NewlOfk iT the rcoTp0r
Fire rsuTsce Companies and authorized - make
losss by Fire and the risks Of Inland Navigation every
Irnpetv
Th subscription the capital stock 81 this Company w
be OPENED the oo Of the Company No Nassau W-D
NESDAl .4h 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon under ghe dire
Of the following
lssiONFRs.
Frdsrck Pertz Henry l.. PerSn, John R. Petss,
Georre Doughty J. T B Maxwell
El.ECTORs
Ffedsfck ptriz Charles q H4vens, Nsinsn Bsb,ocs
CO hus Ut b. Msxseu, Robert Hogan,
J III. Ransom, Go r Roger. Nc Io.az >tifveslnt
John r Peters -es NJ. >uAwtl. ,. n Lld0E,
A. {. Kngsland Solomon Bsnis, X chsri Carrsn-
John X. LiVif s.ton. James Bowen, lpsePh br ton
Ducley :. Gregory. hyatt ysc0o Itle,
Ueu L Shepherd knapp. Henry p Tailusdze.
Bavsrs Marshal % R0beffs. Charles A. OInfol-
lhCu p. Dawes Dino.ee, - reEelf
Austin Tufile, D.vdFsi Millsul nclfro'tr-
A Nsnssufvoord Nicholas X Anthony william I. Jsnnngs
trederck pepsys'er. r. NJ Bla'chfoIi Dcrdon buTunIm
: DOugrry.
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D. H0VCH, Auc'i0nfer'
NlORTG ACE SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD and

wi MAHOGANY p RNITURE covered Bca,s f.usl.
Forfes Pier Gsse THlS DAY tAuEust 2i a 10
No l8 West between tn ard I'm al TIE Fur
house. Of r. W Suites IN n SOD
bifcaftc ulko stored manner w Tables
With hcsise marble tops d. Of eegtn form AID sh
X. W = ads DO So eAeeen; rosewood Psn
attachment Ghtrf Cos satisfactorily nted also
Table superior manuf'tre AID 10 feet Ia
ath plate Pier Gss Lace Cuaas &c Also The ria
variety c. aubsr Furniture o. euae "a suites Ht MAJ,
tr.sse Countespnes. Bors Poxs sc so th Car
BueA and selected
and OF China Vases
Nsnfi- OIIamsuf.. c.. Catalogues morning OF sale
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CIIppFR SHIP SWEEPSTAKES FOR SAN

y FRANCISCO DIRECT Shippers By this vessel please
pete cary possible AID haad Ia ther % h
sdus fer - OF freight b.
plcailof 10 CHAMBERS HslSER. No Bndgest
lpper EJRf IA succeed all
lth Serftmber P1Tss being able TO cJnpete a.
contrs b. pstakes send the good, b. this ship
be reads freight THURSDAY NEXT ljh met
,f., = 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

UsTRALIA.- Clipper Lne.-Ihe A |, entirely
~ rev clipper bark HELOisE. Capt NeEe viii sal Nj
..te .EP1EMBtE III cabin g IN. .ipns sfs upeao fo
ID. vessel Tor Austas. Hooe bu' cabin ps-rg-
r-Ast AID limit o Apply hotri
n. Faat River OTtO WIN DJGAN, No - S1lflls
l. AfEIIIln NJ Penr-.
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D,anu-5ortes.

HrOLIAN PIANO. FORTES, at No. All Broadway
III ls,se assortment Of Pisoos from the ceebrsed oon-e
BsUet Dsy Boran the wesnoss lbs rum ;nts OF
Co with full supply OF new 40 secondh.nd 'iano'
yari0ps To- Pianos - l-i
LINCOLN q THOMPSON. No 81 Brosd~,,
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81, I-5.i. For Shrewsbury

Stages ~ TrsfiT n Dc
coantfy Ehas Ilast Squsn Line cnnecn with chs
nh rA.lna ths Boat on .c-ounl ol Le
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=. CoLros. Auctioueer
ARGE SALE of FURNITURE, PIANO, PIER

LGLAssEs &c THIS DAY "Wednesday Aus q, a. ol O'CLOCK
Rooms Nos 81 Beekan AID 81 ,nn, s b;s9d
second Land Furniture o; aye,
Tris Msh0sAly and Black Walnut sits kCSes
Wardrohss Dining and Est-nsl11 11 k Td
French Bedeaa Rosewood and MhOZsny marble
CeLter Tables. Dress and P4l
Furniture suites Couches aud Couch ses
pets o. Cloths Han Mattresses Quat Slaves kitchen Fur
ntue &C several aze French Plate Mirrors, Be. 40
superior Rosewood Pisnoos Ct ney alJ "a god
order Aso 9lttO CEars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

DIAN0 HARDWARE, SCREWS. and FRENCH
FELT tes. quality, fc' sale By GUENTAL ia F.xaka-.t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07

The New York Herald says -"Thc
Methodist Episcopal Conference held
Two sessions yesterday, at their
church in Allen;strect. At the
first meeting two gentlemen were
proposed for deacon's orders, but re
jected. Mr.. Robinson applied for el-
der's orders, and the committee be-
fore whom he had passed his cxami-
nation reported favorably; but The Con-
ssGsgence rejected him, on the ground that
1te was an immethodical individual and
would be practically useless to the
society. 1t appears from some discus
sion that arose that Mr.. r. figured rs
one Of the Celtic bards in the lato un-
successful insurrection in the Emerald
isle. lie has, however, now ''hung his
harp OH the willow tree" and applied
for elders orders, but unfortunately
without success"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07
Poisoning,

Ihnuaands OF parents who use Vermifuge.
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
,ient, they are actually laying the foundation for
a series of diseases. such as salvation, loss of
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advcr.
tisement OF Iiobensack's Medicines, to which
we aPk the attention of all directly interested
IN their own as we'll ns their Childrcn's health.
!" Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
rom those OF bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensnck.s
Liver Pills
tW :" lie not deceired," but ask for IIoben.
Sacks Worm Syrup Liver pnd Pills, and the
serve that each has the signature of the Propric.
or. N. HonENsAcK, rs none elae are genuine
Asust' ~ 42-ly.
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$40 Reward,

70 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
~ lHh instant, my Boy RICHARD. d
-A-white uulatto, about five feet three
or four inches high, toIcrabIy stout built,
about TWEEN two years old with straight
light co'o'cd hair, has very suky ap-
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to; said boy has a short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar O.: blister on
his forehead just above The eye brows he
may try 10 hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will he
sure TO pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking prea,
care of his skin Tor some time. When he
left he had a cloth cap, black coat and
dark coorcd pair of pants. He will be
sure to change bis cap and clothes us soon
az he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the bills.
ter. He is shoemaker by trade, though
he may not GO at the business, expecting
that he will ..e SO advertised.
The above reward OF Twenty Dollars
will be puid for his delivery in any jail in
the State. He will be sure 10 give himself
another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlnyvllc, Sumter District, S. C.
May 2htn. 1902 30-tf
s1Y" Camden Journal and Chcraw Ga.
Zette publish five times.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07
Increased Stock
BY
John O'Connor.

Who has made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
receiving fresh goods by every train OF.
cars and offers to the public for the sum
mer months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and Lemonade, (daily) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also fine assortment of
Tobacco and Cigars, with a clnice lot Of
Family Groceries. also a large stock of
DRY GOODS, sc.
Picked Salmon and Preserves, Flour Of
the best brands warranted, also n large lot
OF Bacon OF which he receives new sup
ply weekly. All OF which he guarantees
TO sell at The lowest rates for cash.
April 5th, 1853 23-tf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07

LIFE IN New YoRK.-The New
York Tribune, in sketch of the pro
ceediugs before the the Board of E5-
else, in thnt city on Friday, exhibits
city life in n new phrase. Thus,
among the applicants for license was:
ELIZA Lawler, 81 Forsyth street.
Keeps female pnrter-house. No
men are ever allowed there, according
to her statement. She went on to
plead her case very earnestly; she new
er allowed u man inside her doors to
drink; it was only for the accommo-
dation of ladies, &c. Alderman-Wc c
want to hear no more from you, and if
we used you as you deserve, we should
have you arrested at once. Be sure
you close your place Immediately"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07
RAMAWAY.

~ FROM the subscriber two years
ago my negro woman MIRANDA, con-
siderable above the commun size, ef dark
complexion, somewhat of roman nose with
loss of one thumb, and quite Intelligent
when sppken TO; and her son TOM has
also been runaway for about lS months,
common size. very dark. about Is years
old and with high and sumo what recedi,g
forehead, small scar oyer one Of his eyes,
white teeth snd small delornity of one
Of his middle nails. These two are sup
posed to be about Charleston: Neck as tho
husband lives there.
Runaway six months since my negro
GRACE, about 30 yeara OF age, yellow
complexion, above the ordinary size, with
two Q: her fingers stiff fro,n being cut in
cotton gin, and a black IE,e on her face.
a liberal rewar'! willthe gwen for their
apprehension and loslg,nent in any Jail in
the State SO that | can get them.
]. l.. MELI.ETT.
May III, 1853 2S-tf
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". We learn from the Barnwcll S. c.,
a!aseste Sentinel Of the 3Oth ult., that
"a man" named Richard Moody, liv-
lag near that place, attempted to take
+ the life Of his wife, on the 18th ult.,
by cutting her throat. lie made an
incision. with knife just over and
d'agonally across the jugular vein, a.
bout two inches in length, but not Of
sufficient depth to sever the artery, ow-
ing, it is supposed, to the dullncss of
tho weapon; fortunately no serious
{ injury;Sas the result. He was brought
before WI. Mixson, Magistrate, and
,ls under bond awaiting his trial, for
assault and battery, at the October
: term Of the Court.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07

L,srrsAsys LABOR. The last munn.
Dyt Dickens, * household Words
says: In the last vee- 80 have read
nine hul.dred lH.r Of which
'clovcn were available for this Journal,
atter being entirely rewritten. In the
same period W received and answered
two thousand letters, and made ap-
pointments with an odd two or three
hundred more Of our fellow creatures
than there were pounds to pay for the
celebrated nails in the horses shoes,
which will go down to posterity rusty
with the tears of school-boys.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07

BlrE OF MAD DoGs.-An English
Journal says that old SeXon has been
ng, for fifty years, and with perfect
success, remedy for the bite of mad
dogs, by the agency Of which he has
rescued many fellow beings and cattle
from the fearful death of hydrophobia.
The remedy is to wash the wound i'm
mcdiately with warm vinegar or tcp;d
water, dry it, and then ap. ly & lew
drops of muratic acid, which will de-
stroy the poison of the saliva, or neu-
tralize it, and the cure IS effcc.,l.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07

{ CorroS FROM CoLUMBUs, (GA.)-
he steamer Gordon at this port from
SaVaiilah, on Sunday last, brought as
part OF her cargo 81 bales Cotton. sent
from Columbus, (GA.) per Railroad to
Savannah, and from thence by steam.
laF'n this city. and consigned to Messrs
~ .and j. ID. kirkpatrick. This is the
,,firt arrival Of Cotton Mt this port from
tEpiumbps, it basing always been sent
q previously to Apalachicola, and it IS
fHneni,the effects Of opening the line
aof Railroads through from Savannah
80 columbus. 49, Charleston Courier.
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4. The, Columbia Banner Of the 3lst
ult. tn is ailndes to its participation in
some Of the first offerings ofthc season:
Sos The .earliest Hotice we had of
Green Peas was from tho Sumter
Banner, and the day We received it.
8 we had present ct q mess, the first of
:: the season. Yesterday we got the Black
sttiSer Watchmun with a glcriGcation
: oydrM Mutton Corn We had scarce
fyaread il, when here came the COM
tPlirnents 'ofa lady with two ears Of
the first corn that we have heard of
We shall hereafter
for the Sumter papers with
some interest, and hope they may con
:t'nne to receive good things, as
j our luck seems connected with theirs.
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Do: not Defer, but Come il
YOU WANT To GET THE
Choice.

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor. bcgs
leave to inform the gentlemen of Sumter.
vile and District that he has just reiurnea
,wis'I sifendm assortment of 81
Cloths, Cassian ercs, Drap,sletc,
Yestlngs, &c.'Ssc., and in short ever thing
that is required for a full suit. Having
made the choice of. his goods himself, he
doubts not but what ho can suit the most
tastidiouS There is TO use to have your
cloths made III Charleston or by Yankees,
when you can have ,hem made an s,ylish
and as well if :ot better than anywhere
else right At hnne. and this Mr. REICH
promises 10 do. nay, f''. will add that, ifhis
work is moi turned out al least equal to any
done in this conntry he will not charge
anything. AS for his prices they shall he
at New York rates. Ali he asks 10, give
him trial!! Come soon and pics out
some of those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns, It will soon Ee warm and YOU w:l.
want them
Mr.. REICH lives next door to John r.
llaynsworth almost opposite Or. Wither-
spoon.
April Goth, 1853 a6-,f
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MoofIama's German Ri,tcrs.

Hundreds OF our citizens complain of debili.
ty and langour Of tho system, dcranr.men, of
The liver AMI stomach, want Of appetite, &c.
they are frequently the result of too close an
plication, and n thousand other causes we can.
not here name but we would say to all ahlict;
ed, do MS we have done--get bottle or TWO Of
DR.. iooiland's German Fitters, prepared by DIR.
jackson, and our word for il You will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
raity of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. Z. n. jackson, Philadelphia. Jnly ]
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a writer in the Baltimore Sun, who
has been afflicted severely in his fami-
" bythat appalling disease, bronchit-
is, has found relief from the following
remedy: Stake honey in the comb,
squeeze it out, and dilute with little
water, and wet the lips and mouth oc-
eatlonally with it," 1t has never been
known to fail in cases even where chill
.dren had throats so swollen as to be
unable to swollow. 1t is certainly a
slmble remedy, and may be very
ielficatious one.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-07
;Taas Efanp;eror of France: !:

The Paris Corr espondent Of the Co
'i1uinbia Daily Banner thus shows up
his Majesty NApoLEos the third:
1T is we'll known that his .reminis.
;tcences at America must be by no means
1 agrecable.rothe French Emperor, and
!. Lam: !credibly informc that last year
while two Americans were walking on
the Champs Elysces, and Napoleon
rode by, one oftho former remarked
$;foShis companion 'sThcre goes q man
whom o few years ago kicked out Of
my room in New York" Verify
/ there nre many ups and downs in this
world, particularly in ctsangcable
France! Those who have no other
source. ofinfornation than the French
!: newspapers must believe that the peo.
pie here look up to their present Ruler
With almost the same universal love
aud admiration that they had tor his
great iUacie-but, this is very far from
being true. A. few weeks ago at
& tended the Grand Opera in company
with two SouthCarolna ladies, who
being very desirous OF seeing the En-
peror and Empress, regretted much
tliat We had not happened to 20 the
night they went | pointed out their
box, in which We observed several per-
sons. all otWhona, however, were not
distinctly visible from where we sat,
and after looking carefully several
times, as could neither sec nor hear
ofeither of their MJestics concluded
that they were only some Of the ne
cessary individuals attached to the moi~
son inipesiale. What was my aston
sishment you may Imagine, to sec IN
the principal papers the next day, that
the emperor and Empress, had not
only been present bat, we're received,
aud frequently interrupted with the
greatest entliusiasa-sheu.s of"Vive
i'Empceeur, Vivc l'in,pcratrice, etc.
And this is the way that the press al
ways reports their visits to Theatres,
public institutions, appearance in the
streets, &c, &C., while in fact it is ex-
tremely rare to hear one cry "Vivc
lEmpereur," although there is always
"a great crowd collected to seehim pass
!, when he rides out, which is. due more
70 natural curiosity than to love or es-
TEEN.
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O B / T u A R Y .

Departed this life on the 23rd OF April
last Miss SARAH ANN GREEN, in the
eighteenth year OF her age. She manifest
ed patient resignation to the Divine Will.
Time with its ruthless has taken from her
relatives and friends Of tender aye and
promising future usefulness and happiness.
In her nature were combined the qualities
of female excellence in all it's purity.
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