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NEW STORE

Third Door South Of the 7'opn Hull
and nearly opposite Tindai .tE IFut$on
1BflE subscriber would respectfully in.
- 'orH. Tho citizens Of Sumtrrville and
the public generally, thal he has opened at
the above place general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, SC, &c.
A.so, a Choice lot Of Family Groceresof
every description, with Fruit OF, various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. &c, which ho will sell very low for
Calh.
]. BARRETT
Nov.a, 1853. 8 iy8ss:sa
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"A modern writer (Garand) says Of
Gen. Waslingto with mind not
suggestive, but cr.minc"tiy judicinus,
he sought for counsel in aIl quarters,
and protitcd more by advice than any
man, that ever held station.
Hamilton, good judge said Of
John Adams that he possessed alri.
o.isln and integrity, and even talents,
Of a certain kind-but no administra.
tive talents. With all lis virtues lie
was tainted with " disgusting cgnlisn,
dis;cmpered jealousy, and an ungor-
crnable indscrctioi of temper"
In matters of conscience first
thoughts are best, in matters Of pru-
dcncc, last tho ghts arc best. "
1.his world is to The next rs the
East is to the West, ify"u approach
tho one you mus! !ura away f'nn The
other"
"No'!ing can pacify an oNcndcl
conscience, but lhat which satisfied an
offended God" says Henry; aud sell
may that which satisfied an offended
god, paciyan offended conscience.
Rec. Thomas .i,!amS.
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22gpGaayo
Is +: /. Z { + T. D )

The following lines. expressive nf the
bereavement OF a sensitive and attGci,onatc
heart, ~iR bo read hy very many IN our
city and State will, mourni,i inrrcSt ami
sympathy. They tel! OF j,ys departed
anI hopes ci,cr shed, VIA a t,rsirrn"ss nl
expression winch the brrrnvcd only can
fully appreciate. We tinI l!".n originally
published III the News Editor n n.
Sarannuh Geors iGi,.
'Tis midnight on the azure skies,
The stars thur patient viy..i trcp =
III deep rrposc all nature les,
Bu !, alas! cann,t s.cFp
| u,ourn for the c!, t.cagc., ono,
Who 10 my carly lie WAS given
My bcautIous wi!c, WHO now art gone
TO nurse oar baty born in hc.vvn.
| see thee now as ON The night
That night ot untold agony
Which in ITS dark yet RAPID tight,
Bore thee and hope away from me.
| sec thee now, thy visagn sweet,
Thy hair with roses lntcrtwincd-
More lovely IN Thy winding sheet
Than ought which d. aI, had lei; behind.
| houghl OF when that gcr'!c brow
Wura ru>C- - H." bri. :! shrtr",
-AUu nose dear il ir:, So - est nuW,
Moved to Tie VOWS that aic.lhcy ul!.C.
called rn thee, with frantic tone
And oh! could argrlS speak u men,
| know. M bcatI'lIui, my own,
| kro", that ,h' Il !iaLst spoken then
TO say ,hr' still, in thu, bri.h, sphere
Scrcnn!y blrst nf God above.
Thy gentle spirit held hlm dear
Whose grict VAS hoEinl!csS as his love
And waiting there until he came,
The mo hers heart would still rejoice
To teach her babe his fathers name.
WHO never heard that fathers voice.
The dreaded hour had come they bid
Nc look upon thee for the last
| saw them close The coffin lid,
heard them us they made it fast !!
| saw them lower that coffin down,
Aud place thee, dearest where thou art
And still | lived ! my heart hca, on.
y beating but Il Lroken heart
And have lived tand still, live!
To learn with every troubled breath,
That have suffered and survived
A something worse than human death !.
My angel wife alar from thee
count the days, the moments even -
Thou wer, the hopes oc earth 10 me,
And hope has followed thee to heaven =,
II. K. J.
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Lumber and Wood.

THE ,nhsJrihcr, superintendent OF the
Steam Saw Mill "f toghlnn, Dixon Il Co., re.
spcctfuily informs the public, thar they are pre-.
pared To furnish Lumber ui ANY description n
the shortest notice.
Having COED wagons ami teams. they can De.
liver To purchasers when desired. They have
large quantity OF prime Oak and l.igh,wupi
Which they cnn deliver 20 customers OH mulcr
ate terms?
TERMs.--A reasonable deduction in alI cases
for cash. or otherwise, nutnq will be taken wl..n
orders ire filled.
Every rycr:ion will u, uer 10 give sa,isiac
ton 10 those " no :av"'!r u- wiIh or,lr:s.
CbGiNN. UlXON IL Co.
Suntcrvilir, Jan. IS. 1871. II ii
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,ofes the
citizens Of lhis md the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De.
pot of the w. g. NJ Il. Road, where he il ready
at all times to take charge Of discussed Horses
for moderate charge ; in all cases where therc'
is no cure no pay will be expected. lie also
continues ie take Passengers to end from the
Depot, md expects shortly to receive Now
Omnibus for that purpose Goods lie will haul
at the old rate of 10 cents per package, and.
foiicits the patronage Of the public.
Feb. 90, 1853 l1--tf
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To the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services TO the
citizens q! Sumter District and the public gen
orally and pledges himself To- give every alien.
ton 10 The sale of all properties entrusted 10 his
hands on commission, either al auction or mi.
vnn SALE. The lnciliiea h. enjoys, :s 10 sitrm.
lion aud his long experience in The business are
evidence of i,is ability 10 do j.l,ce
10 any who may employ him.
Feb -, 1851. II #
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800 Reward.

80 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
~ 18th instant, my Boy RICHARD. u
--A--whitc mulailo, about five feet three
or four inches high, to!crahIy stout built,
about twen two years Old with straight
light coo:cd hair. has very sulky ap-
pcarancc, and answers quick and short
when spoken TO said boy hns short thick
:not, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar q. a blister on
his forehead just above Tho eve -hrnws. he
may try 10 hide II by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead lie vii! be
sure To pass himself for while man Cor
h" is very white aud has becn taking great
care OF bis skin tor som! ;inc. When he
lcll he had 4 cloth cap, black coat and a
dark co!orcd pair of pants. He will he
snrc TO change his cap and clothes as soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide The scar of the bls-
ter. Ilc isa shoemaker hy trade, though
he may NOT 90 at the business, expecting
that he will be so advertised.
Thu above reward OF Ono Hundred
Dollars will he pad for his delivery in any
jail in lie Stale. He will be sure 10 give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyvllc. Sumter District, S c.
May 2h.n. 1852 30-li
~" Camden Journal and Chnraw GA
Zctlc publish five times.
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1t is said that George the III, once
visited Il tcaci.cr of outh, who was
celebrated for preparing Young men
for College, to ascertain by what means
lie was suv2, sSi;ii above al others III
making his pupils such good scholars.
The teacher II AIDE him this reply -
Ma, it please your Majesty, the
whole art of teaching consists in two
words, simplify and repeat, if am
successful above others in preparing
young men for the University, as your
Majesty is pleased to say am, at
tribute all my success to this method
of imparting Instruction. practice
Ia other art than TO make the subject
plain and intclIigib!c by simplifying
them, and to repeat my cXI'"sitionS
until have fixed the idea permanently
in the mind Of my pupil.
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made, arrangements for
The manufacture o from -Four to Five thousand
pairs of the above article by theFALL. For
reference rs to quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed TO purcharo
Of him, to those who pa,ronizod him last year
AS 10 price, he will guarantee them us low as
can bo ofcrded. 80 - ':''." : 80
May 22 J MORGAN.
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TINDAL, WATSON g. co,

THE subscribers having established Them.
selves at the stand "ppnsi" \. J. Noses Store.
respectfully snlIci:> The attention of their friends
nnd The p'!h!ic 20 ih:ir we'll selected Stock -
!i"!r a>'"Ttsncn, comprises all articles usually
Lrp. icJ'Cpim" Hywor&} and will b.. constantly
r'r!rnlShrd, and dIspu'"l Of on rs favorable,
icrIn' IA are offered any where.
nrir stock consists IN part us fnl!nws:-
aides Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Ladies Collars, Chc!nis, ties, an! Under.
sleeves.
Iaccs. E,l.iiss. alI !nscrings,
.ac"nrt an! Swiss Nu.'i.is
Ladies an,l Irn.irmc!'s L. G. lIlkf'.
y large lot OF Hosiery and Gloves Crava,s
AID Stocks Also,
\ full supply of Prints aud DOmrslcs.
GROt ERR rs. Hardware. IIuliuwarc
Carpenters ANA Eaci.smilll's Tools.
ti>trrn FnmpS and Pipes, Carriacc Trim
mingI,
Crnrkcry nnI Glassware, sadLicry and
Harness,
B"n,s,, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clothing. &c. x. &c
TlNDAl., WATSON & co
JAMES s. TiNpAL.
SAMUEL WATSON.
H. w. GARDNER
February - 1851 II If
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Who Wants Nionev I?

Tho subscriber for on, is uarliculcriy in
want of il, and he hopes that those who lave
r,ironized hin, Sc literally will continue their
friendship ny paying M, and enabling him to
met the demands OF others. ''Wherls cannot
move without grease
II. u, FRIESON
Jan. lS, 1851. !! If
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T|oice,

Az. persons wh" are in my deb, fec,
W III please 10 com. forward. and pay il 10 me-
:"r am now "m' "f the inlulging moni
Nnd co"iiil, twui! longer. indeed, if would ::
nc HhcFi!! has get n,c, with harness oi. back:
And soon I'm 10 irnt on Il very rouob ,roci;
l!my iricnis don't come forward ami Give
me 4 !if',
III eolp Tie devil, soon, AL in n drift,
!:'il rather than g" to him. so early, bark We I,
IL give Il We h!t q: Il hint; now ma rk M.
IL you con, pay up. right under Your noses.
IL ;;;kr ali your papers, and give them to
Moses
hnH l,"n. oh. then, you'll get your farin
n hell !Ir ii roast you like IL hrrin.
J. :. RICH. VI. ID.
Clarendon, Feb, 5. 1854. Is #
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Columbia Clothing
SHAGESL2CDEIsCtyaa
Fullings, :BoStwick & Go. 4.
COLUMBIA, $. G.
Eg AVE- constantly on hand tho larycs,
y "a 500 I vi

4 ESSE "a, " h'A q,
eL3aa lp@soo cs5tso9 c@@o
III this place, whicA hey are prepared to
sell nj prccs lower than any o her cstab
,is'lmcnt in Columbia.
Their Clohing is manufacturer, by thcm-
selves with particular references to tbs
market, and they feel warranted to say il
is inferior 10 nnnn. ana SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING Offered in any part
"i ii,c county. Their busi,c$s is con
'luc,Gd upon the one price cash principle,
and the price OF their goods mar. cd in
plain iigmrcs upon cac! article t,y which Il
uniformity oi price is observed, and the
inexperienced bn"rr is c"ahlcd To make
his purchases 1T as low Il rate, as The more
experienced and better iud~c. Persons
visiting columbia are respectfully invited
To IN examination Of or stock and prices.
February lJh, 1Soi. lG--ly.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CURED!

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Balsnm Of
Life In, fter n trial Of upwards Of twenty wears
in great variety of cases, confidently offered to
the public, especially to those afflicted will, the
most distressing complaint, rs sure and speedy
relief for their suiforings.
Read the following certificates. They arc
from gentlemen Of high standing and residing
in your immediate vicinity. They arc but one
or two of the many in our possession all cxtoll.
ing the healing virtues Of this, TO the words
of Il grateful Dispcp.ic who was cured by ils
use) most precious compound.
Certificate from the Ret. IfnrtwcH Spain.
SuMTERvILLH,. S. &. Jan. 18th 1853.
Mr. CIIAs. DELonME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot.
ties Of your Balsam of Life; and experience;
much benefit | took 1t TWO or three times tlai.
ly, n teaspoonful at n dose in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, AMI impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, reliering me Of
distressing hcadnthc, and many other disagrcca-
bic dyspcpfic svmtons.
[Signcdl II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
DEAR SfR:-I take great pleasure in recon-
mcndng your "Buunc tic Vie" which have
ofen used, and aiways with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks Of Dyspepsia Al
once II stmu liant, tonic and cn;hartc, | am sat.
slied it will prove cmincntly scrviccnble to all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. It's general
Hltouucuoh throughout Tie country VIII ne Il
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly on hand, which
would II OF exchange for all the Anti,dyspcp-
tic nosrUm3 from Maine 10 Texas.
Yours respectfully
lSigncdl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER & BElTToN, So, ,,
DR.. w. ! DAEGAN, e. Co, ''''''' '''''
=" " Z" NJ. A. higgins, Darlington c. IT.
"a DR.. J. L. Byrd, 'I'i,nmonsvillc,
And by Druggists generally.
cartwright IL BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, $. c..
November . If
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN Equity Sumter District,
John J; 'onycrs and
Julia y. his wife,
John Bakcly and { and Relief.
Isabel la Il. his w;ic,
and oilers.
| appearing TO my satisfaction TIA,
Thomas Il. Dlckcy, ko1i. NJ. g. Wuhcr-
spoon, and Joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants IN the above stated case, reside out
of the limits %; the Stale oi South Carroll
na, on motion of Banding s. DcSaussurc,
Complanant's Solicitors
1t Is ordered that he do appear, and an
swcr, plead or dcmur to lhc SAID bill, within
ihrcc months alter tho publication OF this
notice, or an order pro contcsSo thereon
will be entered against him.
Also, ordered that The above order he
published for three months in one Of the
Gazctta Of the District.
w. +. Il. IIAY,NSNWORTll
CO p Equity.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
Samuel Tindal
ads. Ca. SA.

rhrra', baikS, ~ 20.
Samuel Tindal who is in the custody of tho
Sheriff OF Sumter District, by virtue ofa writ Of
Cdpias na sati*taccndum, Mt The suit of Farrar,
Banks, u Company, having fici in my office,
and effects, his petition /" tic Court of Com.
mon Pleas, praying that he may be admitted
TO The benefit of The Acts OF the General As.
scmhly, made for The relief Of Insolrent Debt.
ors II is hereby ordered, that the said Farsar,
Ranks, & Company. md all other the creditors
to whom the said Samuel lindal is in any
wise indebted, he, and they nre hereby sum-
moncd. and have notice TO appear, heE,rc the
said Court at Sumter Court House, on the
eleventh day of April next, to stew cause, il
any they onn, why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid, should not he granted.
W. J. SINGLETON, COPS.
Office of Common Pleas Of
Sumter District, Dec. 80, 1853.
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SAND WITH CLAY.--Judse Dewey,
of llardstonc, VT, applied twenty loads
per acre, beat fine when dry, and
when spread evenly in the spring, on Il
sandy piece of land. The grass came
on luxnrantiy during the summer, and
where he before obtained half ton of
hay he got one and half tons.
Since that good crop has been
produced. The best soils are com
posed OF two per cent of sand. These
together make what we cal good
loan, which has rc,en,ivc power
enough to hold manure and moisture.
Clay on sandy soil may well be
called the best dressing which can be
applied, because it is the most durable
of any.
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Old Brass and Copper

The Snhs;r hcr vii! pnv l2.3 cents per
pound III cash to-. any lnan.ty Of o d Bra $
or Copper, delivered at his shops, near The
Wilmington and Manchesicr r. r. Depot
IN Su!niervIllo.
II. J. COGHL.AN.
February 2S, 1854 IL &C.
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At Edinburgh, lately, died Mrs.
Caudli>h, formerly Miss Jean Smith,
the last Of the six bellies OF Mauch-
line" 10 whom the verses Of Burr S
have given celebrity.
Miss Miller is fine, Miss Marklan,l's divine,
Miss Smith she has wit, and Miss Betty is Draw:
There's beauty aud fortune to get wi Miss
Morton,
But Armour's the jewel for ME o Them a.
Miss Miller became the wife OF the
poets liend, DR.. Mackenzie; Miss
R1arklnnd was married to MIR. Fin.
lay, an excise officer at Grccnuck; Miss
Betty NJ Her became Mrs. Temple.
ION, and Miss Morton a Mrs. Pa,tcr-
son. The husband Of Jean Smith vas
Mr.. Caudish, II medical n,an, and her
san is tic Rev. DR.. Gaud.ish. of Edi. :
burgh, whose cI"qurncc and ability
confirm the shrcwu discrimination Of
the poet.
NcW IUrE Ercning Post.
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BROWNING & LEMAN, }"
IMPORTERS or
FrcHCS., ESriaiSsa and earraaaatl
DIR Y GOODS.
2o3 and oil ISing-srcet corner of Mar
lSet Street,


lSet Street,
CHARLESTON, S. G..
GNARpErINGS -Tnerain, P,ys, Brus.
" scs Tapestry and Vrivcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
CURTAIN CAMBRIcs and MusIlNs, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles.
GILT CORNlCES. in all the new designs
CURTAIN GIMrS, HOLDERS, LOOPS.
TNSSEIS Sc
DRApERY CORDS end BELL ROPES,
in all varirtics
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER nni GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARpE'rIN(;S. of all s,ylrs
WILTON, VELVET, und ADMINISTER
RUGS. in great variety.
PLANTATION W,OOLENS-BLAN
KErS. PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS. &c
Red ana White FBANNELS, SIlIRTINGS.
&c.
COTTON osNABURGs, Of all the b.s,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FIAN.
NEi.S.
fr"nch, English and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON superior
make. for Shrcting.. Shr,inys Pillow Cases,
Table Daln;tshs, Doylics Napkins, rowcllinrs.
llnckabnt ks, Fruit Cloths, b. +. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, &c.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERS nnl VESTlNGS.
OF best French Gnu,,s
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all The shades of
English G,o,ls
SATlNErS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SEA :, OF all q'ialilcs and styles.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity Sumter District.

Maria +. Naples, !
Dolly NJ. Naples,
Edward Naples and
Naomi &. Naples,
BY their next friend,
Levi +. Rhalnc, Bill for Acct.
Jackson ]. Broughton,
Iho"a, Naples and
William a Brock and
Mary his wife.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction, that
William a. Brock, ono Of the Defendants
III the above stated Bill is absent from The
State of South Carolina
It is ordered, OF motion Of Mayrant e.
Richardson, Complainanls Solicitors, that
the said William a. Brock do plead, an
swcr or dcin,Ir to the said Bill within three
months from the date Of the publication OF
this order.
Also, ordered, that this Order be publish
cd three months III one OF tho Gazc;ts i'll
this District.
w. +. B. HAYNS\VORTH,
Com. Eq. S. D.
Jan. II. sol IL 3m
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Com roy y. ID.
SninlnrvI!r, Feb. %, 1854
Feb. 30, 1901. Is ct
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= / D

In Essex, Aug. 9th, MARIA SHERMAN, wife of
Abraham Frost, aged 81 years,
In this town, Aug. lst ions p. B. Lowry, son of
John and Loui.a NJ. Lowry, aged years and Ii
days.
In Albany, Aug. |, Ellen Page, aged ..
In Bridgewater. Aug 2, Mr. Sidney Mendell,
aged 55.
=, In Burke, July 80, Mrs. Harriet P. Hobart, aged
In Glover, July 10, Mrs. Bet,ey W. Blodgett,
aged 80. e''''
In liartland, Aug. 9, Mrs. Mary Marcy. aged 90.
In Peacham Aug. 3, David Sanborne, aged 20.
In Pomfret, July 18th, Mrs Elizabeth l.. Gibson,
aged 26. ''
In Montpelier, Mr.. Zion Copeland, for nearly GO
years resident of Braintree, aged So.
aged AZ
In =. John'bury, Aug 3, Mr. BENJAMIN West.
aged 60. Also, July a. Dca. Ebenezer Severance
aged Ga.
In swanton Center, Aug ., Timothy Foster, Eso..
aged &C. i'
In Woodstock, Aug. 5, Mr. Amaziah Richmond,
aged CO.
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a CARD.


~ PECK, JR., WOULD ANNOUNCE To THE
~ Citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that he
mas taken the store, No. 3 Learenw1rth', Block.
which is being neatly fitted up, and will hereafter
be known as "TllE BEEHIVE" 1t will be open.
ed on or before the ith of september next. with a
large and choice assortment Of Eancy Sti,,l,. and
fHyn.'hng DRY GOODS. which will be offered
at Wholesale and Retail. lie will not boast las is
frequently done) Of having the largest amt cL,apca
stock Month Of M" iork, but prefers to have the
goods and prices tell their story, though conf
deht that with his experience and facilities he will
be able to sell as CHEAP any in the trade and he
will guarantee fair dealing and civil treatment to
all.
The stock will be entirely NEW and adarted to
this market and will be frequently rcplenishcd with
NEW and desirable styles. The arrivals will be du-
ly announced at 1.-THE BEEHIVE" and the bust
mes will be conducted strictly upon the Cash Sys.
TEN! lie invites all to examine his stock and nri
Cos. and willingly leaves the result with IL discrmi
submitted.
\. u. Merchants arc particularly requested to
call at THE BEEHIVE.
BuRLlSGTuN Aug. 5, 1851. d1wtf
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Telegraphio Report o. the lam
bridge Cattle Marlet.

tRpO,ted Tor me Huk'y Ercc Pressed
Wednesday. Aug lG
At Market 2695 clttlc.ahout 2l00 bccvcs and
l205Storcs consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, icnrlines, two and three years
old
Market Bcef.-Extra per cwt $Sasi.
Second do - II ,25,
Third do $3.50
Ordinary $50.
Hides per cwt So a Ct.
Tallow s n 81.
Pcts 81 CO cts,
talfskins Ia to IS cents per ID.
SloREs-W orking oxen, none.
Veal Calves, 4.36, 5, 6, to s.
Ordinary, 3 to a.
Cows and Calves, -, %, 80, 80, Sc, As to
Two years old, Is, Is, ~, 90, % to SO.
Sheep and Lambs, 6l02 at market.
Extra, 4, 5, g. $50.
by lot u, ., "a, 3, to -.
RENARKs.-The market is heavily stocked
owing in measure to the severe drcnih nrc-
valing in many sections of the n f. States.
a very small proportion of the stock comes
under the head of extra or first quality, other
wise quotations would have to give wav.
The attendance of buyers is large but they
take hold fccbly except or their own terms.
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III nrrie0 D.

In Burlington, on Monday, Aug. IA, by Rev. C.
f. Burdick. Mr.. OLIVER B. HunBARp, of Bar.boo.
Wisconsin, to Miss CA1HARIsE NJ, HoyARp. of
Burlington,
At the Bostwick House, Jericho, Aug 4d, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Bostwck, Mr.. gro. b. MATHEWS, of Wor-
cester, Mass..to Miss EMILY HOWARD, of Jericho.
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~ We take pleasure in calling the attention of
those traders who intend visiting Boston, to the adj
'ertisement of Messrs. Lovett a Wellington, whose
Wholesale Hardware and Cutlery establishment is
unsurpassed by any, for assortment, and whose long
and well established reputation entities them to the
confidence of the public. If you intend purchasing
call on them .c.,,
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. Making per cent. for the yoar
ending August |, 1854. Said pcr centage to be
cast upon the original amount of tho premium note,
without reference to any endorsement land TO be
paid to the Trrasuter, at his Office in Montpelier,
on or before the 18th day of October, 1854.
The twenty-seventh Annual Report
Of the Company will DO published carly in sertcm.
Der, ard forwarded to Members by mail to which
they are respectfully refcrcd for detailed state
mcnt of the business Of the Company for the past
year.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of
the Representatives elect to tho Legislature, a
schedule showing the amount of assessment due
from each respectively aid Heg rc1pecffnHt NJ.
sr6d 10 see that The nanny far Thar assessments is far
~rdod ~ tie af'ce an OctpJr. Tho assessments must
Jc p1id wt'a dUc. little attention to this on the
part of the members of the Company will save
them expense and trouble.
!. r. THCRsT0N, Tr,ni.
Insurance OFFICE.
Montpelier. Aug :, 1888. w1r3