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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

Our English bretbern have been regard
ed as quite behind the esprit of the age"
in the temperance movement; but they are
beginning to wake up. Ccbaen las come
on. boldly in favor Of the Maine Law and
IA committee t's been appointed b.. fr-l,a-
meu. 10 inquire jnto the practical fruits Of
GIN stcp-, beer houses, Jsverns, &c. Let
them g. the facts, pla,a, unvaruished, and
without the slightest exaggeration. and l
have no fear as to the report they will
make. The fact is, no man can examine
the history of the rum traffic, calmly, in
.elligently and dispassionately, wi,hou.
deciding that it ought to be prescribed. 1t
produces SO much mischief and misery, 70
much pauperism and crime, that it is pass
nr strange that the people should have
endured it SO long.
| have just seen, for the first time, some
good hints in an English Tract, headed
What one glass will do" If you will
give them a place in your columns, you
will oblise many READERS.
l. 1t is supposed that there are six
hundred Thousand drunkards in this king
dom, and many times that number of bali
and little-bit drunkards, and they all com
menced their wicked career with one glass.
.. The vast ocean of intemperance,
which every one looks upon with horror, is
made up Of one glasses, and he who takes
but one, helps to fill this dreadful lake Of
fire and destruction.
3. 1t is the example of the oae-g'dss
drinker by which so many others are lured
into the paths of intemperauce, far more
than by the excesscs Of the drunkard.
4. To argue in favor of one glass is at
once 70 condemn the liquor as dangerous.
Why not plead for the same limitations in
taking water, milk, tea, coffee, and liquids !?
5. 1t is the one glass that keeps up the
fashion Of drinking, aud vast numbers are
ruined simply by giving way to the syran-
ny of this fashion.
6. There are very few Of the one glass
drinkers who are not led to the public
house, and it is herAthey acquire tue love
of drink and drinking company.
7. One glass will deprive you of doing
your duty in assisting to reform others.
To effect good work like this, you must
be able to set before them your example
of entire abstinence
8. If one glass is safer than two, no
glass is safer than either.
Q. So one glass soon requires Zone glass
more," and then "just another" and in
this way men are unintentionally overcome
and led to ruin.
10. To the reader Of this paper I would
affectionately say, Nerer, nerer take the first
glass. This is the true secret of remaining
sober all the days of your life.-Daiy
Register.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

SsSsIBLE-AecomPanying marriage
notice, few days since We received an or
der with the cash, to send our paper to the
future residence of the bride. This is the
first thing every sensible man who has any
regard for his wife, ought to do, after mar
risgs -SvrIn,y Ar,r'car.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

Rev. John W Richards, y. d., Pastor
of Trinity Lutheran Church, Readips.
died suddenly in the. city week ne'o's
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
bhW12g,ENa gllhDNlahs
FEBRUARY 10, 1894.
rzA. Thanks to Mes>rs. j. 5. and L. ID
HARRIS. fr California papers.
To Me,srs. MCAsLN, SIITER, PIATT,
BLAIR. for favor. from Harrisburg.
~FIRr-On the i.h ut, the stC

~FIRr-On III i,ll NJ, the store
'aa-. s-' - 'a-.. r.r.:sr .i ta. .'..E a
GnI, { Ia. Z r Fisher. - l-a.-..-.c
Gsssg Il, C,l,sr c., Yes -.s.l-ye4 ty
lre
kzD Thomas Campbell died at Bethany
College. Va. Sd inst, in his s4th year
He was the father Of Alexander Campbell,
the founder Of the "Campbei.itc" or Dis
cipie denomination. Both father and son
wcrs originally Scotch Presbyterian rrsa-
ohers-migra,ed to South-N estern Penn
sylvania about The year 800, and for a
TINE acted With the Baptist denomination
brforc establishing their own.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

SAD AcCspssF.-We regret 10 learn
that little child Of Ms Matthias Faguss.
d Penn township. Lycoming county, died
the latter par, of last week, from lock jaw,
,he result of accidentally h.sing the point
of PAR Of scissors run into the back Of its
reck
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
II. G. HICKOK, EDITOR.
O. N. WORDEN, PRINTER.
TIE Lewisburg Chronicle


Lasuel on FriRry H15-nt'gs, az L'"'S"''y'
Ea:,a eounfy. Psnasy'oa"ta.
r.pny-slso 50 r.r year. for ezsh sctiNy IN advance
irn.i1 within t',r-e months; 500 il pad within
81 II not rSil her1rs ttr wear sgircs = cts r'r
.nr'e aunh.- Sat.rrtins 'r 81 N m "r i'-H d
h. r.ii in -dy.uce. Auy So -ir = frocIr,s on 81
f. -..' asrc III. Chronicle 81 s. each
Lins.f ani the P.troas foT one year on'y cAsh '
sls.nce.
ApyssusAESSrs handsomely inserted at 90 cents f.c
scn.r- on- ~0.t % re. Zach subsequent inst'on 50
v.ar Two .lr.r-s A. fr iv months. s. FOR a year
terAnt- advs uJt rzo.cfns on" iouftn G" "
solunn 80 a yeas. IIaf - Isrrs hsli lrice ir"rn
.,y,rtsru,-r.. uuIcr i.li ,ir.7" 20 cc't pHT his
nn.. 70 ,1u.7- long p-im.r. lG brewer Il nohrATsi
pi.co,tiar,ncc. oatou.l with the Publisher. ~h"n al
Suss Ar. not rai snt Interest on all accounts due-
Communication. solicited topics % neral itnr,;
NJ within IN, raa.c oi party -c;ar'~ c1nt'st =.
ls,.r, T. cone p.id. sniet ty the nrlr H'i
s,srs,, Of tts writer re i've attention SO iifI's
r..tiny exclusively to I5e Eli"rsi h-p.rtnet % e
,,r-rt.i to Uzsr G TIcKs. f-l. Hft'T-and tiose on
,,,;,,,s matters to . Y. NosnES, tt.hlsshrr.
Tn. w,oyVT!C TELEGRAPH * located in the ofHce
f tbs C.oa ce rni arrsng"trts are inside 10 oo.ain
ye., from tae East in advance of IN" Naii.
C-,n.~t.l iii ~. hifrr am pie rlfteFais nr mo-
Mind, JOB PRINTING, which viii l- executed "ith
u,.tnsss ana ,ie-I.airh aI.5 on reasonable Terms
.oHce On Market Square north side second story ID
door AhOv. tie Pot uti'--
ON wO9DEN, Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

MA rogue was recently tried in The
Lancaster county court for larceny. Gel.
Frazier was his counsel, and fought right
bravely and per.everingly for his client,
but the proof was too strong against him
and be was convicted. immediately after
the rendition of the verdict, the Colonel
asked 3 few moments to consult his client
relative to . motion for new iria. but
upon turning round to where he had been
he found his place vacant. The bird had
flown! The Court ordered the officers to
pursue, arrest, and bring him back Every
effort was made to find him, but without
effect. Still, the man might be iunooent-
honest he certainly was--for he had paid
his attorneys fee. The notes we're snugly
slowed away in the Attorneys pocket
Still, it might be we'll enough to examine
them They we're examined and found to
ho
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

RESCouNTE4 WITH A GRIzzLY-An
acquaintance Of ours, Mr. james Hopping,
we are informed, was out bear hunting a
few days since, on the Trinity River, when
he came very near having his topl,ghts put
out and his ''cabasa caved in, by huge
grizzly, whom be had severly wounded
The bear had foored him, and was proceed
ing leisurly to disfgure his countenance
and "chaw him up generally, when
faithful dog attacked tie brute in the rear
and thus drew him off from his prostrate
master. jim effected some mighty tall
walking for few moments thereafter, aud
then done as do our packers when they
come to those hills in our mountain roads
whose sides lean degree or two the wrong
way over perpendicular Iine---he left this
world and "clcn tree. jim, however.
swsars that it is his Dear, because, says he,
" found him first. - lerekp Herald
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

The annual statement of returns relating
to the poor in Massachusetts,, for rbc yesr
ending November lst, 1858, shoss tba.
the whole number Of persons relieved or
supported IS paupers during the year, is
26,41i; of whom l6,03t were probably
made SO by inteInpsfance. Of the whole
number, S,904 have a legal settlement in
the Commonwealth, and l,s74 are fur-
eigners-l0,0l Of whom are fromEnglaud
and Irsland. Estimating the popuias.,'n
of the State at one million, i. would ap-
pear that one in abous thirty eight rersous
are supported as psupers.
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What one Glass will do.

Our English bre,bern have been regard
ed as quite behind the esprit of the age
in the temperance movement; but they are
beginning to wake up. Cobden las come
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Best .ovc the Beautiful /!


a DIRTY CrrY.-So great has be-
come the nuisance Of dirty and muddy
streets in New York, i portion oI
Broadway have organized a provisions
III government, with C;cnin 1T its head
to cleanse that lloroughtarc from the
filth it contains, and he is now active
ly engaged in discharging his scli:in
posed functions. But we think, jud q
ing from statements contained III the
New York Herald, that the public au-
thorities are really laboring zc;Iously to
remove the source Of complaint, as the
following figures abundanlly show
From Sth to the 18th instant The scav
cngcrs have removed no less than
fifty -four thousand three hundred and
iorIy-scvcn cart loads OF dirt and ash
es from the twenty-five wards of the
city. If the removal Of that amount
of garbage does no. mcasurabIy pre-
sent that city swept and ganlishcd," /"
1t must be as dirty physically as it is
morally.
sSouM Cn'oliniun.
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$500 Reward,

70 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
a. lIth instant, my Boy RICHARD. u
.-Ia--wiiitc mulalto, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcraby stout built,
about twcn two years old with straight
light cololcd hair, has very suky ap-
pcarancc, aud answers quick and short
when spoken TO said boy has Il short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar o. blister on
his forehead lust above the cyc- brows, he
may try TO hide II by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. lie will be
sure to pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care OF his skin for some time. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and Il
dark colorcd pair of pants. He will be
sure to change his cap and clothes rs soon
as lie can: he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar Of the blis-
ter. He is a shoemaker by trade, though
he may not 20 at the business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars vii! be paid for his delivery in any
jail in 'IIc State. He will be sure to rive
himself another Halnc
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradcyvil,c. Sumter District, S. G..
May 2h,n, lS53 3O-H
~" Camden Journal 2Ed CEcraw Ga
Zcttc publish five times.
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Notice.
Efi>hopViiic C:.rriasc and
El;arlNNs lSAlnrislClnrI.

JAMES W. AMBROSE s,ll! continues 10
carry on the above business in MI It's vnrious
branches, and takes this method Of returning
ms thanks To his friends for their liberal patro,
age. and hopes by clos. attention 10 business 10
Still nicr, The same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GlES made /" order and warranted for twelve
months. II they should fail in HAT time in
point of workmanship or material. they will be
repaired free Of charGc. He deems il unl.cc-
csslry 10 say anything in regard 10 the neat,
nrSs and durability o: his work. rs his work
Will show for itself CAL oa linn nj B:shuu
v'!ie and lie will give us good Bargains Us can
oc had in Charleston
:, He ais does plough-wurl NJ skGr; notice
ut 81 20 all !om.d. HIS terms ior new work
viii be TO suit purchasers. intcrcs, al.
ways.
Bis!opvi!!c, $. c., lan'y 18th, 1851 y GIN
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,EEan HSr:oE1tEfisN.

We have this charming compost
ton from Il volume entitled "Ruvela-
tions Of The Beautiful" by Edwin II.
Burrinton.-Rurul Ncw Yorker.
Walk with the beautiful and with the
grand,
Let nothing on carth thy feet deter;
Sorrow may lead tho weeping by the hand,
But give not all thy bosom thoughts TO her;
Walk with tic beautiful.
hear thee say, 'rrhe Beautiful! what is il?
o, thou ART darkly i.noran,! Be sure
'I's no long weary read il: form 10 visit,
For thou canst make it smile beside thy
door
Then love The Beautiful,
Ay, love it, It's sister that will Lcss,
And teach thee patience when the heart is
lonely;
The angels love it, for they wear It's dress
And thou art made little lower only:
Then love the Beautiful.
Sigh fer it it!-clasp it when It's in thy way!
BE its ldolatcr, as OF maiden
Thy parent bent tc it, and more than they !
BE thou its worshipcrs. Another Eden,
Comes with the Beautiful.
Some host its presence in I Grccian face :;
Some, on a iavoritc worblcr OF tic skies :;
But be not fond, where thine eve mgh,
trace,
Soaking the Beautiful. il will arise
The scc!; it every where.
Thy bosom is its mint, The wolkmcn are
Thy thoughts, and they must coin Tor thee
briipring;
s1,he Beautiful exists in every star,
PIhou rnlakcsty it, so; and art thyscli de-
! %cering,,- = : ~
Ei'T '- Ii otherwise thy faith.
Thou seeth Beauty in the violets Gun;
.Ili'teachttheee,ln miracles Walk on this
heath, gaIioaE4 a8aE
And say to the negicchi. N,arcr, look up
And be thou Beautiful - li,hou hast faith
1t Viii obey tlly,word.
One thing warn thee ]. bow no knee to
gold;
Less innocent it makes the gui!elcss
tongue,
ltturns the feelings prcmaturcly old
And they who keep their best affections
young,
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@ Cri9iual y oct y.
Fer .!ic Banner.
SSHEs 4 ~ Sk.

Another bright and annual sun
Has rolled It's vast and alnp.e round !;
Another spring in beauty robcd,
Sa!utcs the eye Of every soul.
All nature germs and bIG0ns atrcsh
From North 10 South from East to West.
The master oak the Little pink
Exult The same rcv:ving spring.
a iaircr world Of beauty bright,
Emcrgcs from the winters night
Adorned with robes Of varied green
And precious gems Of golden tingc.
Ahgcn,!c spring !; its from thy laps
!Fhelowcst vale the craggy Alps,
With sweet and bright flowing wrcalhs
DO wave amid the vcrdurr breeze.
Upon Carpalhan's lofty smmit
Springs forth the meek auLgertlc Tulip,
Nurtured by that hand unseen
Alone amid the rural sccncc.
Most proud sublime, and noble view,
Lofty heights and mountain dew
,Amass thy check, o tulip grand;
With glor;es from the ;rthcr land.
But not the mountains rural scene,
Alone, receive the garland tinge
Fair meadows with each fertile vale
Announce the near approach OF day.
Yes like the babes Of tender wears,
The voice of Ma, by dawn, do hear
They hail sweet springs mclodious voice
10 wit, arise ! bud forth rejoice
Soon every vale from Pole to Pole,
And every hill from shore to shore
with beauty crown'd shall speak thy
praise
Thou sweet and delightful Spring
AJAX
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity Sumter District

y T. "s. %ssS' e ~ r.ll for Acct. &c.
lin Sanders. c,al.
IN pursuance oi an order in this case,
L w o.lrr at pu.c sale on tie first Mon
day III Nay ncA,, between the hours OF | |
O'Clock a. NJ, and ), =. NJ, ut the Court
House III the district and State aforesaid,
the lands m,riiC aiar!y below described, w.
ing in Marcn@o comIty, III the State Of Ala
hauIa, to wit: East halt OF n f.. quarter
OF section b, III township Il OF Renwc
ono East in tho District OF 81. Stephens,
Alabama, containing -. 81 IL 100 acres.
West ha.' OF \. ". quarter OF same
township. range NC, containing 10, So -
100 acres
East halle $. L quarter OF Fractional
section 81, Ill same township g., contain
ing 80 acres.
North E,as; quarter of fractional section
81. in same township NC, containing
ljl ,G6- 100 acres.
5. w. subdivision No ), OF Fractional
section |, III township l3 OF Range one
West in the district OF lands subcrt to 50 c
At 81 Stephens Ala, containing 100, IT,
100 acres.
n'st half of 5. W. quarter Of section O.,
n;ownshp 1901 Range uac East. contain
M o0,2l l-3-lUO acres.
5. w. suhLytsion No. 3, OF fractional
section |, in township Il of range one
West, containing /! !!,!!-!uu acres.
\. W. ha,! ut.v,rr OF scctioas u, IN
township l3oi range ono West, contain
iuT IS acres,
!as; half and y. w. quarter otH;. W.
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QUICK WIr.-One of tho rcadics,
replies we have heard lately Was made
by all Irish laborcr.
a gentleman travelling on horse
back = Down East" came upon an
"irishlnan who was fencing in most
barren and desolate piece of land.
w hat are you fencing that lot for,
Fat I! said he: u herd OF COWS would
starvc to death on that land
And sure, your honor, wasn't
fencing it to keep The poor bases out
Of it!;
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUREIDl

nELORIIE'S BAUM DE VIE" or ralsam of
Life is, niicra trial of upwards Of twenty years
in II great variety of cases. confidently offered 10
the public, especially 10 those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint, as sure ard speedy
relief for their suitcrlngs.
Read The following certificates. They are
from gentlemen Of high standing and residing
in your Immediate vicinity. They are brt inc
or Two of the many in our possession all cXtoil
ing the healing virtues Of ts, ITO use the words
of Il grateful Dispep,ic who was cured by its
use) most precious compound.
Cerf,fcntc .from he Rcu. Hurt~eH Span.
SUMrERvILLE, S. G.. Jan. l3lh 1853.
Mr.. CuAS. DELORME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot
Ties of your BasanI of Lifc and experienced
much benefit. took il two or three times ,ini-
ly, Il teaspoOnlul az u desc in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted ON my liver, and impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, reliccing me Of
distressing heaonche, and many other dssgreea-
bic dysprptic svmtoils.
[Signcdl Il. SPAIN.
Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR:--l take great pleasure III recon-
mcn,ling your "Baume dc Vie" which have
often used and arrays With decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. At
once Il s'imnl liant, tonic and cathartic, am sat
i9icd ii will prove cnincnily scrviccablc to all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. It's general
introduction throughout the country will be IL
public benefit
To keep II supply constantly on hand which
] would II OF exchange for a the An,i-dyspcp-
Tic nostruus from Maine 10 Texas.
Yours respectfully,
tSigncdl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER 81 bRITToN, =,
DR.. w. J. DARGAN, g. Co, ''"''''' '''1c'
g :" " NJ. y. Higgins, Darlington c. II.
g '' g D.. J. Z. Byrd, Timmonsvill.,
And nv Dru.r,;S,s ,cr,r.,II,,
BOATW RIGHT IL BARKULOO.
Wh"lcsaic Agents, Columbia, 5. G.
November = If
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NEW SFORE

7Ana Door .SouM Of tie 2owa Ht2
and nearly opposite .ITndut ef Watson
THllE subscriber would respectfully in.
u. form the citizens Of Sumterville and
the public generally, that ho has opened at
the above place general assortment OF
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &C.
Aso. a Choice lot of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c: &c,, which he will sell very low for
CaIh.
J. BARRETT.
Nov. Q, 1859. 8 n
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70 the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services to tht.
c'''Xens OF Sumter District and tho public gen.
eta''! aGd pledges himself 10 give every attcn-
ton 10 ii,c sale of all properties entrusted TO Lis
lGthas on commission, ci.lier ai auction or mi
Nato sale. The facilities he enjoys, as 10 situa.
non aud his long experience in The business are
satisfactory evidence %! !s ability 10 10 Justice
tommy VIII" may employ him.
Feb -, 1881 n .,
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS snotoiies the
citizens Of this, and the adjoining Districts ;
that he las removed his Stables near the De.
pot OF The W. d. NJ. X. Road, where he is ready
at all times TO take charge Of diseased Horses
Tor Moderate charge in nll cases where there
is no cure no pay will be expected He also
continues To take Passengers TO cnd from liz.
Depot, Tnd expects shortly TO receive New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods lie will hanl.
at the old rate of 10 cents per package, amt
soicits The patronage of the public.
Feb. p, 1853 l7-tf
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A LAWYERS OvEN.-A Scottish
noblcman one day visited lawyer al
his Office, in which: at the time, there
was blazing fire, that caused the noble
sInanto exclaim, Dear sir your Office
IS as hot as an oven
~ 80 it,should be, my lord,' replied
the lawyer, .as it is here make my
bread, 'n@....
Napolcons's bed chamber at St.
"neiena,lt is said, is now horse sta.
glc, ana The room,in which he, died \
.granary.
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TIEDAL, WATSON & CO,

II :. Subscribers having e-,allis!ri II IN
selves a' III" ;i;! opposite 4, !. Nose. store,
respectfully S"ri> i!r .Ilrn,i"r of their friends;
:u! ilic pnh!tr /" ;h,,ir we'll sr!rctrd stock -
Their assortment c"mipri>r. ml articles usually
Sci,i F:o'l''h@ ig""r%j and Will b" constantly
repl,ms' aui !i>p"scl of Oh rs nvur. bic
terms a" ar offered any where.
lit"lr stock consists i'll part rs follows -
Ladies Dress Good, nui Trimmings,
..i!.' Collars, Cic.ai. cll,-, ana .u,,cr-
i.;.r.-, '.lslNcS, anu ir.,st:,2s,
,'acm,"i and Swiss AInsin>.
Ladies and .''s.I"nru- 7 . G lTikf'S
itI.r ut "I Hosiery and Gloves. cT;,vat,
amt Stocks. Also
y gil supply Of Prints and Dnr.rs:c>
GRtcl.N'ES. liarlwarr, Tableware,
Carpenter an! iitck>n,i,M'- Tool.
tistrr! PCnr, "m! rips, c;,r.i;,cc Tim
Crmrhcry aol Glassware, sodllcry o,M
iIurn"SS
''%~, SI.".~ Haas cal~, Ealy n,.v,c
tiCt!r!n:'. hr. X. ~.
flNDAL, WATSON y co.
JAMES s. Ti>rAl
S,MuEi. WATSON.
II. W. GARrN.w
February -! l.Jt II If
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4 BROWNING & LEHMAN, )"
IMPORTERS or
French, Hsriii>Zl aiad Gcrnla,,
DIR \ GOODS.
200 and 2ll xing-sreet corner Of Mar
lSet Street,

HOS stud Ill hllG-SlceC corner OF Mar
lzet Street,
CHARLESTON, S. c..
EtARPETINGS.--Irrrain, plvs, Brns-
v scls Tapestry and Nclvcts.
CuErAiN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
CURTAIN CAMBNlCS and MUSLlNs, in
EMBROIDERED LACE ana MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles
Gill CORNItF.S. in all The new designs
CURTAIN GlMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSEIS. Sc.
DRApElW CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties
HKrrlSlI and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
SILVER aud GlLT STAIR RODS; and
STAIR CAEpErlNGS. of all styles
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
FCGS. il, great variety.
PLANTATION WOOIEN S--BIAN
kETS. PLAINS. kERSEN$, CAPS &c.
Red ana White lLANNEIS, SlilRTlNGS.
Sc.
COTTON osNAEuRcs, of all Tie hes,
Southern makes.
I.rglislt and American CUTTON FI.AN-
NEi.S.
French. English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF. RICHARDSON'S. superior
make, for Sheclin.s. Shirtings. Pillow Gases,
Table Danasks, Dnyl;cs, Napkins, TowrIlin.s
llrrkaha' h. Fruit Cloths, R. T.. Diapers,
,tas>% 'lullr> ,vc
CLOTHS, tASSMERS and vE&TiNCS.
OF best French t;oui-
SERVANTS CLOTHS. in a! the shade. OF
English Gon,ls
SATlNErS. TWEEDS, JEANS ard lin
SElS Of all qualities and styles.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-26

q "a o3o G@D5 G&G,o
in this place, which they are prepared to
sell at prices lower than any her estab-
ilsmcmt IN Columbia.
heir Clothing IS manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted 10 say il,
Is inferior to none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any part
OF the Coun,rv. Their business is con
Quoted upon The one price cash principle,
and the nri"c Of their goods marked in
PLAIN IiEurcs upon each article by which Il
uniformity OF price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled to make
his purchases N rs low rate, as The more
experienced and better Judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
to M examination OF our stock and prices.
February 18th, lS5i lG-lv.