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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE IL RAILROAD
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE, l. !ryTN; TON JyD
R0thBRLDGE ALSA SPRINGS-rs,,snSers are Informed
that The undersigned running splendid -Four
Horse Stages from Buiords Depot the Virginia and
Railroad, TO the above named places.
SCHk DCLE-Leaye Lynchburg Tenn
Railroad at T. NJ and arrive at Buchanan from
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning
and stop ~ hour, the Natural Bridge reach the Rock
bridge Alum Springs In time for dinner.
Fare from LynchburH 10 Buchanan. ~ %
Do DO do Natural Bridge $ %
......
Do do do Roekbrldge Alum ................. Is
Ticket, aay be procured at the Lynehbues Depot.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND To VIRGIL
MA SPRINGS

THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND To VIRGIL
MA SPRINGS
BiGGAGE CHECHED TRROUGH
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN OTHER
ROUTE.
THE following euierel into between the
Richmond and Danvilc the Souihsie and the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad conveying sm Richmond
LynehbGrg, and 10 the Sweet and White sulphur Sppss
Leave this Richmond Depot OF the Ret mond and Danve R,
road daily lssndays esesptei GS O'clock NJ
lynshear by The RshaNnd and DAnyis and the suhis
Railroads. at o'clock, Mstagng IRON the
Of the soaihts Railroad 70 iynShtars niie.-dne at Lynch
p NJ take the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
arrive a, salem M-.ssP Al s.s| aud leave the
arrive at he Sweet Springs o'clock P NJ aud al the White
Sulphur 1T T. N the evetnestaeng
Springs - miles and thence to the White sulphur IL
only 81 miles.
FARE:
From Richmond Petersburg Lynchburs .........S
to Sweet Springs. :
70 White sulphur Springs .... y go. 50
By order: X L. HCGHsoS Ticket Agent
Tickets from Richmond to be procured a: the
uoud and DSnville Depot only
In few days the soa,hde Railroad will completed
the James River Cana about
from Nhtsh travellers will be taken In
bury arriving before and after that
Die, Of staging to the White suphurbenS
other route.
Aull
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| NORRIS, OF Main street, h., received the e

"a o loving valuable and Interesting Bcoks:
The Mssne Wealth Of the GATED snts aud o0m
Masonry and Anti-Ms,onry; b. Alfred cteIgh. " -,
Nights Bar Room, vhAtl There by rs Arthur
book the million. IS cent?.
Half Yearly Abstract the Medical sciences; 30 ~
from January TO June, 1854 Price e.
overnAn'. Practical Mnersogy, As,Ayns and Mining vim
description OF useful Minerals aud Instructions Tor sssyhs Snd
jnnns according the simplest rtthSo' BY Frederick over
man, Mining Engineer IS cents. 49,
The American Cottage Bulte Series OF Designs Psrs and
t70O t2c for for the People, by
John Bullock. z ice tl95.
In Both Hemisphere REIMBURSEMENT OF the Lie
4 Former Merchant; by Vincent Sote 81 ~
Katharine Ashton by the author Amy HUBERT A sleo-
Also, the same bound in paper binding. 81 80
Rural Ii In England; by William Houits svol' "a
Weary Common: by Leeteh Richie; vol ss cents
Planter. Northern Bride BY Mrs Henii ro' cloth si pa
per 81. 49,.
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FALL IMPORTA ION
OF EARTHENwARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
NHE Subscriber offer, the trade
Earthensare China and Glass; the OF which
selected by himself in person
Having experience OF yessln this psulsr
be feels great stating OF price and qua
lily IL vail fa,OrAbly with In trade
White Granite Inner Ware
DO do risins and E-ers, Jugs. Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print Plouug and Fancy
Zine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Se.s
Do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White China do OF above variety.
Common Ware description suitable ~hosAnE
which he upon such please
Frne MArIs Pier and roilSt Glasses
Pine Ivory Table Cutlery Waters an9 Brit:Ania Ware
Safety. aud other flud aud Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in variety
All he asks cal aud he feels his prices will
isfActlon.
HI. Packer is one of the best In the trade.
Stone Ware Factory prices.
JAS u. b. EVANS No III Vain street
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
auAhIEs a BROOKE,
EspEoTPULLY beg leaye The public that they
iii, sGer for sale on The most
e Ss e9|R's Of every thing 10
be ,dOu. visiting the city
Any other market n sSO'
NOTICE.The Partnership conducted by undersgued
RICHARD H Js r pay AZ lSs q the s and ell
Billy nHT v. T TALL. ~
THE SUBSCRIBER IN leaving Richmond thanks to
sGs VI" continue '''f '''''' to A' MIL TAL ES"
RICHARD HILL ia and FDwARD q. RAWLINGS at the old
stand on Main street below the Banks vii!
out Of Negroes Renting GU. Houses and Collecting Claims
EDWARD O. RAWLINGS.
REDMOND. February l. lsSt.-fe2
III EmIs Iridium and plated
PEN warranted not TO corrode This principle
entirely new combining all the advantages o. the elasticity and
AND sq as sI o S s ny @ p hat s
article oee' they need no 1pinr a,o 70 bank,
and and school a, hey III no, gaeE cut The hinne' paper
my9 No. So If,in street, opposite c. ~ Hotel.
EAisSOLuTION or COPARTNEHsIiIP-The copnrtner.
S oh :' Dn''h Sh' this day x TPai SRGa dis
-''' y 80 ''''''' wa 10 '''"'1 SAMUEL s. BURoH
W Intending TO close business will hereafter sell
APPS
WHITE ZINC PAINTS.-The following ae, which
w are the result OF accurate experiment. show that Zinc
Paints are much cheaper to the consumer than Lead:
100 lbs white Zine Paint applied 10 three coats,
work. much surface 1868 b, pue white Lead but
estimating that viii but MY surface
That sold At the ZANE price pound pure White Lead
esn hs cost q painting With Enc VII be jus, two third, the cost
and beauty Of Zinc Paints.
the question: 10 Of iSs Paints their other
merits are Of more nponance.
White Znc when eIpo.sd eoslgss bigsvaer
phufous retains its original brlAncy
White Lead quickly turns yellow.
White Zinc IL inodoou Occupied houses painted With
H. without 10 the inmates from the ordinary offensive
smell Of paints.
Apartments Just painted be slept In with impuplty:
" according TO the best authorities, should
sleeping apartments for two three months being painted
With Lead.
large Of the above and supply Of Hnseed OIL white
Lead Painters ColoTs Fire Proof Paln Glass
PURCELL, JADD 4 co., Druggists,
Je26 ~ Main street. Richmond.
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H,NITZ HORSE POWERS AND TIIRAsHEItg II am nov
~ receiving ADD for sale TE Horse Powers Tbfashsr
complete which beg leave call the attention OF the FarrT
ho Grants BamborOughs, DOye's Ruuyans Montyo
meya MILE for sale Eat Manufacturers Prices Al HE Va
Agricultural Ware House and sesd Store "
-, JAMES A. LfP5CoMB,
Pea
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A ETEA AND PROTECTION FIRE ISECRANCE COgPIETgs
"A or HARYFORD, COHHECTTCUT-AgsHcy az RHI.
mont Companies continue against dam.
age ~ are Dwelling Houses Furniture Esiabs
men Merchandise and all kinds Of nsurabie property on the
most favorable terms Any which these companies aus
tain on tissues taken the Agency will be adjusted prompt
pSya pp hVerehy II. BALDWIN Agent,
JsbO No. Main
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- HsSa 60 sggg ~

ND ICiuOND AND DsNylLLE EAIIROAD-
HA OPEN TO CLOVER 9S MILES.
The
between RICHMOND And GLOVER.
The Train will passengers wing point,
MAPShesier Rooics Coal FIELD Tounshavf, Povhatan
toAI ChGlA Amelia Court House
HA,toEAh Liberty Church Meherrn ReySvs Braneh
ovgTbys Roanoke and Clever 1900
Leave Richmond So o'clock A. NJ Returning e,y, clexe-
~ las o'clock, \. NJ.
Chldrsio 10 sad rnier Is OF price
Servants irAveasby themselves be With two
passes that be retained the
2ressiy the permitted to 20 on the
Care - - '"N
Passengers for ClArksvle meet Moss Co. CoAeh.. At
Roanoke, or Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays.
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EARTIIENWARE, CHINA. &c.
FAIL JHPORId TJON, lssI
WA & RITZ Ed

A.
FALL JAPORIA TJON, lss4.
WIN. F. BUTLER
No. 10, Vain Street, south Side
HAS received ships "sen.or" and Clay" via New
n York. and BY the "Aihens direct this roIt very large
stock Of hARIHkNbARE and CAIA aud from the Eastesn
nanufActu his ususarse supply Of Glassware
Casters and Fancy Goods purchased at the price
nabe, and which he offers
In this market the most favorable terms.
Special pains taken TO pack securely. suN
NDoT AND PEARL AsH-one caIk each Pot and Pearl Ash:
n also, sal Coda, just received by
.el2 ?. JOHNSTON a BRO. Druggists.
VIRGINIA COMEDIANS.-GEORGu NJ WEST Nos.
q aud Exchange Place, ofsrs for sale
The virginia Comedians; the Old Days the
Edited from the AsS. Of c. Efngham, Esq vols paper 81
cloth 80. - F-'- W.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Thomas Jefferson Alex
Andrew Jackson Henry Clay John Randolph Of Roanoke
nE notices % many other distinguished American Statement
b. Jas O. Baldwin, author Of Flush Tines VOL limo. co.
Preservation Of Health and Prevention Diseases
ment Of the Sick, &c, &c BY BIN, Comngs, ST. D. 75c
Chemistry Of Common Life; vol 4ih. 20 cts.
Alice Seymour; Home Tale: by Mrs. Grey. % eta
Lamp Lighter. (NeT supply) 1873.
fashion and Famine, book Of e. merit.
Alone, New Edition. fl25.
NOces AmbrosanR vols, i2no cl7th $500.
Ned husgroyt; ~ Theodore Hook. 90 cents.
woodcrsft; by Gins ai,25 GEo'M, WEST
seq Exchange Bookstore.
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BROOKS, bell * Co., 40. IL Pearl ST.
GREAT STOCK or FAIL AND WINTER 70.
REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
I'VE received ready exhibit stock OF Goods
w for this aud 10 certainly greatest most
commanding e have offered
We have imported goods for this
believing to be TO the ineresto Ourselves and
particular Juncpre commercial Affairs
into this greatly demand
Of nst class goods upon MARKET through
the auction Ia New York Boston,
upon American markets both for Foreign Domestic Goods
Being the Agent. for this for the Coiee
anG and Pulled Cloths made Stanton these
popular Goods the favorable expect
good stock on hand through the season.
We invite forward
tons Slso invite others Us call pro-
missing good bargains Terms usual
BROOKS ppIJ 4
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UN II. WINSTON a CO., Successors to sutton
1Ls Winston, CbrHsr Carr e lsts Stress have In store
and cdcr for sale
700 bags Lsguyra. Rlo Java and Manila ceGee
500 kegs Old pomlaion Nails
100 hNds N. o. and Porto Rico Sugars
$50 bbs Old Rye and Cincinnati whisksy
IS Pipes Hsnnsne and oisv Brandies
80 y cA,k. sherry, MADEIRA and Port Wines
IS bels y. L Rum.
100 bbls y. O. and Halifax Herrnrs
20 hhds sides aud Should ers.
Coffee, Crushed Powdered Sugars, together
other articles ne which oser the trade
the pa bile UaasHd ~ Accommodating terms. y.
NVUSIC-uUSIC.-JuIt received By p. II. TAYLOR,
Nl amongst large collection o; music, the following
Wake thee Dearest; by covdIn
Tell me not McurnG Numbers; by Emerson
Children In the Wood; by Lacy;
The Pride OF Heart BY Dresser
Geraldine; by PierPont.
PiEcES SEvLr ARRlSsvp.
Hail Columbia; by Boyer
The Butterfly Hunter. by theodore Asten
Lucrrtia Borga; by James Belak
Post Horn Polka; by y. Boyer
weiner KreutEer Polka, BY 7. Boyer
Hobby horse Polka; by Charles Grobe
La Marsellaise; by r. Boyer. AT his Music Store
leo MAin street
RACoN. SUGAR, COFFEE, ae.-L.adins from steamer
Id Bevidere, fot sale:
2S hhds Clear Bone Sides and Shoulder
~ bbls Hard and Soft Crushed Sugar
g. bags Rio and LAsuayrs cocee
5 bbls Lard
80 boxes sperm ard AdAnantne Caudes
10 bbls No Family Gross Herrines aud shad
hhds CAnvassed Sugar Cared Hams
! Plain HAMS
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TOMPOUND FLUID EXTRA ct OF CIsSAr.
" PELOs PAREIRA, OR PAREIRA BRAvA AND BUOHU-
Tor the cure OF Chronic diseases OF the Urinary Pasg
lous anecton Lsucorrhea Dropsy JAunde
ton and liberation Of the any
reliability OF that organ and the 70 pose
when the urine mucous and
the urno genital retention or neontnenee Of
urine - ~
~ organs Induces US sseribe almost TO this
medicine the membrane lining
altering the quality OF the urinary Originally
Introduced Into medicine honiTpe employ IL al.
most solely In discharges the genital
bane gonorrhes eucorrhea and chronic OF the
bladder In the latter Of those deAIe Sir
Gar 500 In recommending 81 satisfied
surgeon that has great influence the disease which
now under consideration rsennR materially the
Of ropy which Is Itself very evil and dIni,hng
the Inflammation and iTTIability Of the Bladder"
JONATHAN PERRlRA, ~ D., y. II. s. d L. S.
For sale by DOVE 4 co. .n2i
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DARKER. BAiLY a NniMo, I4s Eagle square, h.v
IL jest opened esutful lot Of:
Cambria aud Muslin Bands
Caubric and Muslin Capes, Collars and Sleeve.
Rich Honaton Cspes aud Sleeves
Rich
Plain and Embroidered Thread Cambria Handkerchief,
French Lawn Plain q Hem'd Bordersd do
Gentlemep's nne Plain Thread com DO
Do DO Printed do
Mourning Collars Sleeves
Bobbin Edglnss las Rings
Isle Thread, Berlin and Kid Gloves
Plain ana Printed BeraEes
Printed BerAge deLaiRes
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER sasscr.
~ Der, have tbs day entered into conduct
ne Merchant Tailoring Business. At the old stand Of VIVA Smith,
opposite the Post oHcs We public
past faEors and hope attention prcmp;ne merit con-
iiouance Of the patronage FOR the Arm literally eretore)I
tended 20 each 81 Individually We
!ected stock Of F0 consisting usual variety which U
Request our patrons 10 call and examine.
wM. l. SMITH,
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EALL IiHpwAWE.-wg are nov IN Ty5-

HALL. HARbWAHE.-ws IN receipt 81 >
4 fresh s;ocE Of c01s caaEi.iluc Table Cs
Di Narlo1s patterns; htTE 7f bi iau-ous
btbiSG SAIERpis, sach a. LcsE Hnsrs scrr-s Nails &c
'1a.t N4ehtrisE and Vsra-r
srimtnt Of FoTtgn AEi DnIess Grt suitable wants
o. the Sy and Country Trade AGO. .nd
sloDLEET HAFpT'Rr eolssrr II BITS sirrups BGcEes A.
Coach Materials zJring. AMI
Serge, Webbing, WHIPS, Ac.
Our purchases have ulNte rem ~
Sl,oPt and America up1H favorable terms
HATg hai the eVsnce % the last 20 80 years
rs % y c-uuy Gst;yr
best Es5EtU=t : Hardware suitable the viz.
hA Tennessee and North osTOina Merchants found Ia
auy one house 10 the United states.
We net resp. ':aE Invite examination prr.s
y htJhanis and others yI-y this market, feeling
sHlTH& ROBERTS,
y AFa{s On hand "a assortment Of fGyl1y'" Gust Sssl
.a1 1900. - ~ tt-ii aug
FHNfE sIB-,hIDs reraByei 10 theIT ATy-
house OF store 10 street recently va.
Gated oy e oaer for sale heiT usual sto consisting 10 pSrt Of
American Hammered Iron
EnEIsh and American Rolled
English and American Bistsrsd steel
German Cast and Shear steel
Broad Plough Iron
Flat. Round and s4uar, Iron. al sizes
Oval, Haf Oval, and Half Round Iron
hcCorrick's and Palmer Mould Boards
American Russia and Eaglish Sheet Iron
Band ana Hoop Iron
Nail Ro Of American and s#eIe'. Iron
Horse Shoe Iron
Horae shoes, assorted sizes
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tia
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and speer Solder
Sheath.nE BraEier's and Bar Conner
Pig, Bar and Sheet Lead
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
POLL assortment Of Groceries.
Au2j JOHN " GORDON soE
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RICHARD HILL, JE, and FDwARD O. RAWLINGS at the old
stand Main below the continue
ranaet all business In the line Agents vIE Hiring
out OF Negroes, Renting Houses Collecting Claims
RICHARD HILL, JR,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
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Real s,t,,e ut IsS.rS to The Real E,iae veura Co.
sns'0'ed' 10 De Addressed to }. W. HoLBRooKE seeIy
n, -, 300 Broadway n. v.
~: OSue are now Issdy for deiys.
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J. GOODMAN vii from his date close on, his
sas 9ts Of kssdy Made coHg, now in greatly
freed prices Dor cash ory for the prpoe open Din sep,e
ber With large stock OF Fan Goods trade IMe
ehAns houehout the State will hi. raind One and all
respectfully soec 10 call stock; never
sAI more varied Goods better made up stock is
complete eoE1prsing article Of enteens
pArs al Of the latest sJe) greater opportunity for
the bargains offered In RLond
Tie Goods will be sold. j. D. GOODMAN
No lS Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
" bCoikIrH In suits for house servants The
STICK lsss These In want money great OPP
pCrtunliy. Call and see.
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nearly ten years her husbands senior.
Jenny Lind is said to be eight or ten
Yeas older than Heir Goldschmidt.

SrIMULANrs OF GREAT MEN.-It is
interesting to notice the different arti-
clrs which have been taken by eminent
men, as Stilnuiants of mental faculties.
1t is interesting, as showing how dia
metllca!'y opp"Site means may pro-
cure the same effect in various systems;
and it is interesting rs showing how
much the mind sympa,hiscs with the
body. ilal!cr drank plcntiIulIy ,fwn-
ter when he wished for y great activity
ofthc brain FuX, for the same purpose
Use! brandy. The stimulants OF New
ton and ll"bbrs were the fumes
tobacco; those ol'Popc and FontcncJIc,
strong coffee. Dl. Johnson, ut one
period of his life, WAS a great wine
drinkcr; but in the latter part of it,
found strong tea u good substitute
Don Juan is said to have been written
under the influence Of gin and water,
and II is reported that Il certain legal
lord of great learning and talent, plies
himself hard with port when he wishes
to slime. Pitt was Il great drinkcr OF
wine; Sheridan, also, WAS fond of his
bottle. DIR. Paris tells us, that when
DIR. Dunniny wished to make an cx.
traorlnary display Of cloqucucc, he
always put blister to his chest Il few
hours before he was to speak, i'll order
that it might irri,atc tho brain by
sympathy during his speeches.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CURED!

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Balsom or
Life is, after trial of upwar, r,]s of twenty vears
IN great variety Of cases, confidently offered to
the public, especially to those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint, as sure and speedy
relief for their sufierngs.
Read the following certificates They nre
from gentlemen of high standing and residing
III your immediate vicinity. They are but one
or two OF the many In our possession all cxtolI-
ing the healing virtues Of this, Ito use the word.
of Il grateful Dispeptic who was cured by it's
usrl most precious compound.
Certificate from he Rcr. InrwcH !Spnin.
SrMTERvILf.E,. S. G.. Jan. 18th 1853
Mr.. CHAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot
Ties of your IIalsam Of Life; and extrieuc,!
much benefit. | took it two or three times dai.
ly, n teaspoonful ut IL dose in wine glass of
water.
1t acted on my liver, and impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, rciicring me Of
distressing hCaduchc, and many ollcr tlisayreea-
bic dySPrj'fic svIntOns.
GSighcd] II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CIIAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR:-1 take great pleasure in recon :
mcnding your "Banme dc Vie" which have
often used, and alrnys with decided relief
when suffering from attacks Of Dyspepsia. AT
once u stimu liant, tonic and caihartic, am snt
Isicd it will prove cminenilY servicrable to all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general
lhrnnucton throughout the country Will be 4
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly ON hand, which
would n OF exchange for all the Anti.dysmp.
tic nostrims from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedI JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale bv
MILLER & BRlTrON, Wholesale Agents
Su'nteevillc, 5. e..
Also for sale by Dr.. w. Jas. DARGAN& e. Co.
anu KIcE " Thomson, Sun,ervile, =. &.
KoGERs * SPENCaR, Bishopvillc, 5. G.
November 9, 1853 #
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLAHK's HOTEL is still in op.
cratIrn-(tlIanks to the kindness of good
Enthusiastically to receive customers, and
crtcr'ain them. TO their entire satisfaction.
NJ. C:ls resolved that his Hotel shall not
be ,Ecn'Icd by any house in the country.
Ever Yth'ng ilic market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
clcanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall be kept So Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL If
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20@GLHYa
For the Banner.
'H'op 4 4 :: *

St;n"sti!l ~ this bosom, thy memory has
l.iE" ''Iody ri.y't int, childhood, fond
1t IS deep in nv hear it is never forgot ::
"I'is mingled with sorrow; It's sprinklcd
with tears,
My soul drinks ii up, from the fountain,
repeating,
Der the wild r"Dled banks. its mcIltluous
lay,
When Aurora, with smiles. iEc red roses
are greeting,
Who sips their br:gh; dcNS, and swcc,
odors away.
1t inctures with rapture, my visions by
night:
In the songs OF the birds, 1t i, caro!'d a,
even;
II is borne on the wings ol he zephvrs
most light;
It's a lisp in the breath of my prayer ,c
heaven.
Oh **** tits magic. c.-thy soft dulci,
Like the sweet kiss of farics to inc whcl
asleep;
1t is sung in wild alteration of flame,
BY the poet that iccis all its magic, to weep
IT'S the ligh, of his soul, to The bright
spheres above:
A halo OF glory for him to the grave;
Pure as the first blush, on the you"g chccl
OF love,
II is siGhd by the Nympls, in the vii,
coral cave.
JACK.
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Notice,
NEW STORE

7hTd Door South Of tie Torn HuIi
and necrly opposite T1ndat &C. Uutsou
TfllE subscriber would respectfully in.
l. form the citizens Of Sumtervilc and
the public generally, that he has opened at
the above place general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Hardware, Crockcryware, &c. &c.
.A.so, A Choice lot Of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such ms Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
NC &c, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
Nov.9, 1868. 8 iv
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DISPARITY OF !AGE1S MARRIAGE

DISPARITY OF AGE IN MARRIAGE
We clip the following interesting
!. Paragraphs about the ages of some Of
the wives Of distinguished pcrsonagcs,
from an EngIi Ii paper:
Mahomct's first wife, Kadvah, was
at least forty whcn he, at the age of
twenty-five, married her. Shakspearc's
Anna Hathaway was seven years his
senior. Dr.. Jehnsol,'s wife was liter
ally almost double his age. The wife
OF Lord Herbert, Of Chcrburg, was
SIX orscvcn years older THAI, her lord.
Sir l Thomas Morc's wife was also sew
8ereyears older than her husband. How
!, ,sFd the pllilanthropist, at the age of
/ TWENTY-FIVE, married first wife, who
WAS then ifty'two. Mrs. Rowe, the
:!la:horcss, vas fifteen years older than
1Mr. Rowe. lapcl, the German De
steal: was about as much older. The
Countess D'Ossoli (Miss Fullcr) was
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-08-16
Columbia Clothing
Sa1.AtLPCoOg2GIJAlc.
Fullings, BostWick & Co.
COLUMBIA, S. G..
H AVE constantly on hand the largest
- - stock of
AANHMAMS, MANS,

aSlp39 @09 GOO
in this place, which they are prepared to
sell at prices lower than any other cstab
lisiTicnt in Columbia
Thor flolhing is manufactured by them
selves, W,,h particular reference to this
m'rkc.' al d they feel warranted to say it
is inferior to none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any part
Of the country. Their business is con
Quoted upon the one price cash principle,
and the price Of their goods marked in
plain figures upon each article by which a
uniformity of price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled to make
his purchases ut as low rate, us the more
experienced and better Judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
to an examination of our stock and prices.
February 18th, 1851. LEY.