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"A King or SmIDs AND PArurs. "A
gentleman, in private letter from The Sand
witch Islands, speaking of King X mchamc-
ha, says ole loaGs around the town of Ho-
nolulu--pccps into tavern, and is ready to
take MP with anybody that asks him
He isn't worth continental, amt TuCttOH-
GERS won't take his bid at an auction.
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lioS. WV. ii. BissELL.-We are gratiGcd
to learn, says the Washington Globe, that
this respected representative from Illinois
has SO far recovered from his late protractcd
illness as to be enabled to resume his position
in our halls of legislation.
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Tn DIsrEICr-Mr Archer has given Al
len notice that he intends to try fora seat in
the next Congress himself as he ,hnks there
is u majority for him in the district, although
Allen has an official majority Of one.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

Tuesday evening, Dec 18th, lSj4.
Prescnt-.Prcsidoni Cogsvoll, and AID
Prentice, Bristol, and flaming.
Absent--Ald. Leavens, Fash, Miller
Macy, and HASKELL.
Not n quorum.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
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The severe loss of the British army at the
battle ofInkermann is severely felt in Cana.
ia, were many Of the killed and wounded
were well known; many of the English rcgi.
ments, now in the Crimea, having been sta.
toned in Canda,
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PRoGEEss og DELusloN.--in five years the
number Of believers in spiritual rappers have
increased in this country, to over two hun
drcd thousand, and they now support eleven
newspapers.
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Death of ThOs, w, D1rr.

eE New York, Dc. 81.
The Evening Pos of to-day announces the
death of the celebrated Thos. W. Dorr, of
Rhode Island He died this morning after
long and painful Illness.
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Three men were killed and two others in.
jurcd, eleven miles from Cairo, on the Rail
road by the giving way of the ground at the
deep cut, ON Friday week, last.
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Another Governor for Nebraska,

WAsnINGroE, Dec. 90.
Mark II. lizard, of Virginia, late Marshal
of Nebraska, was nominatedby the Senate,
to-day for Governor, vice Gov. Burt, decea.
cod
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CoyEHNoG or SouTu Unconstitutional
James II. Adams was elected governor Of
South Carolina ON the first ballot byu malG-
rity-uf tiiirty-cisht votes over Ill opposition.
The Charleston Mercury says it had expect,
ed his election, but scarcely vonturci to
hope that he would receive 50 decided an cx-
preston Of the confidence and respect Of
the legislature, and youchcs that he will
worthily wear the honor5 that have been SO
appropriately and 50 chccrfalIy conferred.
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uaE.Es & PRAYER IsooKs

An prices, and various -l l"- AMI bn ling.
Pocket bi.', and prayers, IA Turkey morocco.
gilt Illuminated
Pocket bible, and prayers, velvet gold AMI
silver bands and clasps.
Catholic prayer books. fnrly bounl,
Chess men, ppmlnoes,
Rricui,-, Back. CANNON cards,
WIRING desks ma og1ny anJ rosewood,
Pear. and shell, card caFe,,
port wUnnals, &c.
A's0, very large suppyl n NUrs in ri m
and g.Il Diuss. wniUrss It, cecn srlrcl "a with
care al of an Iu-f' ..iyc and rlirrtllIiiI char
arlcr, "a The Ivia is bcnt tire tee inrhnr-.'
= ur---g;. r-Js'hooyas the parent 10 pr;c before
lhr ll,e uf>,- good whuin-uInr food tpf the nUnj
a. welt ~ body. Yh.- yul can ind TO .u.teSe,
variety Of tastes, at the book euporinw a.
December p Y ". RNraRrv
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INSTRUCTION Music {:

MRS. CRAY would give notice To the citi-
vi 2ru5 Of Ottawa, tina, she Is now in the
p.ace1ui SSH. 1--WE instructions on the piano,
me.ojt1n. and guitar.
Lessons in thorough bass ind harmony he
giyeI to any who wish TO understand playing
church music, nj s. per term.
Mrs. Gray, who has been engaged in teach
lug ior great number of years, and also in COM
posing for musical societies, teaches muse
on he most scientific plan.
She wuI i've course ol lessons ON veoC,'v
and sAldoNur on the piano, 10 those who wish
to become brilliant performers.
Lessons giyenat her boarding house, at Mrs.
Burr's, orat the residence OF pupils, # de sired.
December l6-2m.'
I EDlES who are DESTROYS IT making money
gat home, or 10 tTuyei, can have O very pretty
bua.ne by becoming TEACHERS oil Dress cutting.
Almost uuy person can learn IN lwo or three
hours a. tn In 'hcmaeiycs or others IN any style
desirable. TIVE SYSTEM Is ENTIRELY NEW, and
mas received the patronage ol sev, raj thousand
families in the principal Giles Of the Fast, and
has invariably given perfect satisfaction.
Eastern Dress Makers nave universally atop'ed
Tint method, as It saves much time ani trouble
OF lltuug.
ladies wishing patterns, instructions or mod
RS aud bOgks, Will please cal, on Mss ; VI.
llUGHcs, soon, at the house OF Mr.. K. Bliss,
Esq, in EarIyiIIe.
Great inducements to those wishing to become
teachers.
Leather WORK for all kinds Of furniture. d23
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MARWEu.-N the residence Of s. l..
johnson iu Chicago on the 2fIh inst. by
Rev e.. lrlnas, s'r VIM. Richie Of Mar
settles TO Ngs Sarah +. O.mstc-d Of Ottawa.
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COOKS !!


fle largest and best scItctI'n Il ANIMALS. an
finely hound trndaFd woik- designed ss gs Ter
The HOLIDAYS. ,vrruf,tcd IA his maIAst and |
drs.sn ing ih,m o. Trcc- ti't cannot ia.l "a
s4tIstyail Among 'Ltin uIr Tie complete works
uI
Nfs rI,mau-. Ruh' rur1s,
Iqr Montgomery, Lord Byron.
NW Shakespeare, Ben Johnson
E.r. rs hTr Slpu-i ROC, T..
Irlu E.afs. IuDu1s tgmut'N.
Ucarr.fu is toundin nu''gr" binding an iGlt.i u
con.uu-'v itu-,r1'tl vi'b sIrc. pial, rpgia,inss.
: .-n die complete woIh- ut
Lord Bacon, 3vols, Shakespeare, vas I'D.
Wash. Irving, -" Byron ! "
SCOTS Wayr-.y novels, lsy0is.,
Distinguished women.
Lo>-iug'- pictorial field book of thetcycllri,
Bound n Turkey morocco aud cad. ai very hi
r1hI- book tor n library. intact The moin piNDs
The knIckribockcr Gallery, and RrpJhi al
Court the two leading ANNALS u hi svoson
Magnificent o.k- bound IA Turkey uor.1o
and aI.t beautifully illustrated. iuslicc cNed
!ar g',oi Ioye P,opog ,i9w'r
Masonic offering, Giit book tof yCura ne !,
Young ladies' book, nJies,
Ia pa jicr mache binding. ril, edge,u Wv b,ou'dIl
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The New York TriJuac thu, happily no
tees the change inthc style Of ladies' dresses
from long traiiing-in-the-mud skirts to skirts
three inches lifted above the ground:
Dry goods have risen and fashion is mp (,
ergo, morals are improving, for we hold it
10 be a sclt-cyidcnt fact that no moral woman
ever wasted wealth at the rate Of three dol
lars yard in Il muddy trail at the bottom
Of her silk dress; though many innocent Of
everything but slavery to la>hion-hayc
consented, for the sake Of being in the fash.
ion TO draw a trail Of sin behind them, for
somebody close TO follow, or perhaps,
step on.
But the thing is up, and you may mark
down in the calendar of past foliics of the
age, that wherever you see such a trail fol-
lowing woman, she does not follow the
fashion, 1t is a worn out fashion following
her Go and examine the evidence
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Iowa u. ). Senator.

Another unsuccessful attempt to elect
United States Senator was made by the Iowa
Legislature on the 2lst inst. The first bal
lot stood as follows:
James lIcrlan, -. .......E
\. c. Dodge.
Ebcnezcr Cook, ..........
After the announcement of this ballot Mr..
Dodge's name was withdrawn, and Mcssrs.
7. W. Clagctt, Jacob Butler, and Bernard
Hem were put in nomination. The vote on
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-, W. kANApNnt ttoIh'
Glover & Cook, compts sol. d2j

GUdr3iaR Notice.
NOTICE ~ hereby given, that the sllsr H..
IN Der, as guardian for David S1trt aud
Gertrude Snier, minor heirs OF Henry -, ter,
deed, will makeapprauon to the county roiit
oil La Sale county, Illinois, at the next tenn
thereof, TO be- holden Mt thecour, house in Nttl-
wa, in said county, ON the first Monday ia
March next, loran order to sell the real q. ATE
belonging to his said wards, Tor their slrsclt
and education, at which time all person I'M Itt,-
ed IRE notified to appear aud show caust,H auy
they have, why sud real estate shoHJn,ib 's"lt
lorthr purposes aforesaid.
d23-Gw FRANcs GALLOWAY, rRGiGi N
i0bbl. Coruioc brandy Tor sale by
November % Ch,sper.
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A SovG ron THE TINES

"Mcct mo 10y moonlight loan
Is all that ask of thee"
They scrcnade the bankers with this air,
or rather this strain. The responsive bankers
issue in rcturn-moonshinc
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G, \. Ilnlden,.. .Chic0go, VI.
J. II. Carter. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Demas AduIns,.. tuu bus, Ohio.
Goes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .eyrlUnt, OHIO
Samuel >. Read. ...............lu Toledo, tgIo.
Strong s JhlNeuden,. ...........p Detroit, Mich.
Dect mbrr 30.
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See rEO !


T'0J z new wagons, ui beet workmanship. 60
/ .n.ray go !. &. NRTusstr.
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CHRISTMAS TOYS
AND
TTew Years Presents!
ALSO,

I RAVE JUS, received large lot OF toys, small
books ana choice presents, from kriss krIn
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Executive Department.

v,. CoLuMBrA Sd May, 1854.
whlEREAS information has reach ed,
s9 this Department that on the night Of
the 29th of February last murder waa
commi tied in Darlington district, upon tho
body OF slave named Peter, the property
OF l.. A; Williamson. by gun..hot would
inflicted by VIM. L. Williamson, who has
fled from justice.
Now to the intent that the said VIM. l..
Williamson may be apprehcndcd and
brought to trial and condign punishment, I
nere6y offer reward of Two hundred and
hlty Dollars for his delivery into any of the
!a'lo. in this State. The said Williamson
is about FIVE feet eight inches in height,
well formed, sandy hair, red complexion,
gentlem,anly in department, and supposed
70 6e tEirty-tour years old.
Given under my hand and seal of the
State, at Columbia this third day Of
May A. D. 1854.
JOHN L. MANNING.
BMNJ. PERRY, Secretary OF State,
May 10, 1853. 20 4t
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his ar.
rangements for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
nell Doors begs leave to inform his friends and
the public, that he is prepared to furnish At
short notice, Sash of fall sizes primed and glazed.
Blinds TO suit any size widows, painted or not.
and Paanell Doors OF any size or make. a nor
tien ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicited,
His work is all done by hand and out of good
aenaon material.
500 lights of X 10 Sash foady for delivory,
to auit windows ofl3, IS, or l8 lights.
Sumteraillo, April 10, 1914. q n
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Just Received,

A Fresh supply Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself,
whose long experience and knowledge of tho
Ropes, makes it no presumption in him to say,
that SONS of them are cheaper goods than have
ever been brought to this market
Brown Homespuns IS yards to tho dollar
Genilemens Hoskin Gloves rs cts. pair.
Beautiful colored Muslin ut l2 l-o cts, nor
yarl. French Drillngs 10 cts. a yard, fine
assortment Of Fancy Goods that must and should
DO sold.
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Hats, and
Caters, fno and common. To enunerute
would be too tedious. hut come and see and /
will warrant you salisfac c,ion, both in style, and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5th, 1851 % n
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Order No. ZIG.
Head Quarters 44,h Repi,ncnt 8

Head Quarters 44ih Regiment S. C. M.
Oldford, May lst 1854.
a court Martial ia hereby ordered to con.
venc at Timmona Town on Friday the 26th
OF May next at IL o'clock a. bl. IA try all
the defaulters in the 44th Regiment S. >,
Infantry.
Commandants Of companies will have all
the dcfaulters Of their respective Beats
summoned in due time to the court, and
furnish evidence ofthe fact properly Sworn
to.
BY order Of
Col. MELLErr,
w. T. WILDER Ad,j.
44th Regiment 8. c.. Militia.
May 10, 1854 % 81.
Watchman copy.
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DAGUERREOTYPES,

MR. LAFAR has just received from
AVE Charleston new and beautiful collec.
lion of Fancy Cases. Medalllnns, Brooch
es, etc, which he would offer to tho pcople
of Sumtervlle and vicinity, and Respect
fully requests them 10 call and examine
tor themselves. H.. is thankful for the
kind favors which have already been con.
fered, and would earnestly solicit contin.
uation of the same. Rooms up stairs
next to the Sumter Banner Office.
March 22,h 1854 81 tf
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DANCING SCHOOL,.

MONS. BERGER respectfully IN or,na
tho ctizens Of Sum,crviIIc, that his Dane.
ing school opens today. the 3rd Of May a,
the Town Hall. at 4 O'Clock for young
Ladies and Masters, at 8 o'clock tor Gen.
tlcncn, the time subject TO be changed il
it does not suit.
ForPar,iculars apply at China's Hotel
May 3, 1854 q If
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Notice,

THE subscribers are now receiving their
stock of Spring and Summer goods, which have.
been selected with great care. and cannot fail
to give satisfaction in style, uaity, and prices.
Our stock comprises all articles which the
wants and taste OF the community demand, and
we solicit a call from our friends and the pub.
lie before calling elsewhere as We have many
new styles which cannot fail to please.
TlNDAL, WATSON 6. co.
Mar. 90, 1854 70 ,f
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$l0O Reward,

RhnNway from my Brother Henry Bell
~ at Pcters.icld Pee Dee River, nv Ne.
gro Fellow Cyrus. He is between iwen.
'y-hve and thirty years OF lgc , hri -ht cop
per comp 'cxI"n-hi@h check bones, upper
From lee h slightly IrcaY..l in front, IIr
is about , Feet ~ Ia | "hrs hati, he
!ir0icSScs 10 he a common t;rpcntcr; and
was III ;hc ha'' q! WORK ug aJn.t Sumter
vIlr. AMI IS rrua " urkH,g ahour here
now. or At Cn'um an, whore his mother
l.. VIII !:ivc n'., nIu:rc dollars reward
."r lrs delivery" )" III" - C"nwrynnrn, or
i ~ 1t.r-S To- hIs ,.,ii.,..ne,,: i'm any
}" | III ;h'' :>.'r :" u re- b ~ H.
i"r""r'v led tn Mr.. Vi |. ui %: Sum
Ter District
SAM SELL
C"nw ynnr' \. e..
Aur 2G, ,SSi oG 3.,
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Fair Notice,

DER SONS indebted to me are warned tu
d come forward and settle up ithout
farther notice as am compelled to have
money to carry OH my business and to pay
demands against me. hope il will moi
be necessary for me to resort to any harsh
measures to enforce payment. Those in-
dcbted will please call and settle without
.ce ay. JAS. Ii. DUE.
May 10, 1853. 2S 2t
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So. CarOlina--Sumter Dist.

NY W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, w. L. Reynolds hath applied
to the for Lsftsrs of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,tles, rights
and credits of late Sam'I. Meek of the SAID
District, deceased.
Thess are, therefore, TO cite and allnon.
iah all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of the Raid deceased, to be and appear
before inc at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court liouGe OH Friday the 10Th day OF
May next, to show cause, if any, why thi
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
10th day Of May in the year of
A.. S. our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
dred and fiity.four, and in the 18th
year Of American independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s.. D.
May 10th, 1854. 2s-9t
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To Arrive,

DRIED-FIGS. RASINS, CANDY.
PICKLES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CHEESE, BOTTLED CIDER, PORT.
Err, &c.
ALSO,
Bersge DeLaina. Printed Jaconets, French
Cambricks.--Fino assortment of Cling.
hams, black and colored, and Embroidered
Goods, &c. &c.
J. r. SOLOMONS & co.
March 9Th, 1861 10 If
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LAND FOR SALE,

"a TRACT of Land belonging 10 the
- Estate Of DR.. Robert Mudrow, de.
ceased. lying on The main road lraIlnp
from Camden to Cartcr's Crossing, on
Scape Ore. The said lands are bounded
BY lands of Stephen Bnykin. Darlin Da-
Wis, DR.. E. Gregg, James Corbtt and Ma.
ry Mimms. Terms reasonable. Apply
to either OF the subscriber, at Mayesyilc
p. 0.
GEO. C. hIULDROW, J
ROBT. Is. MULDROW. ! Executors.
WM. J. MULDROW,
March 22, 1854 81 9m.
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For Sale.

A,a fine largo House und lot, with all
f:iEH tho necessary out buildings, occupied
hald at tprcsent by Mrs. Murphy and situn
ted on Main street and nearly oppo.
site Dr. Witherspoons. For further informa.
lion enquire at this office or OF X. D. Cas,on on
tho promises.
April Il, 1854. q If
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New and Wonderful
nj AGHIME.
WILLIAM SrTnhVNAD Ila Ta,Eut, =,

WILLIAM STODDARD PATENTEE
efstE Su :: Der !;,vina purchased
R'?nt i"r ,h'. Stale Of Sm'h Car
DINA III III. "".b Machine ,inw invented,
for RlFliNG ano SHAVING SHIN.
Giles, BARREL HEADING. &c, is
prepared to sell the Rlgh, OF the Districts,
or single Machines, at prices sufficiently
low I" make II An iniuccment tor pur
chas, r..
The M"ch;nc bc.ng sample IN its con-
slract,o'', and IS non liable 10 ret out OF
order, is 'aplb'e o' splitting mi Shay.nv
Two Thnn<an1 Sh "g!rs per hour,-.hct.
ter than ,n.l'!c il, .,an! I, IS portable.
and can b. wo,h"d bv ha.d, horse or
steam power. Zen To- i, r.n days work q:
M'rh:na w,I MAKE un,,..h :;hny'..s 10
pay m prcc aSh"d for :. Ic 49,.
Large Intncr .'r'. "ifcicd to ;.r.
Suns wishing !" n"rcha SO The r,su }. Nv
eral Nsr'is. On. the NJ cI.,.r> An
he sec' IN "pcr on n a: ''ly oi Au
.usta, at Nfnl. Il. G.",J- ..'l,'s Plan,nr Mia,
md one also NAV he seen IN a sl,nr, ;rnc,
al Mr. J: Watts Mah'ne hop, a, Edge.
field &. Fl
THOS G. LAMAR.
Hamburg, April 2G. lo54 26 If
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SQNETHyMG ( NEW
RNM 1,M3 3,yyyHDg1

~ Y "
lou can obtain from one Of the first artists
IN the States q FINE LIKENESS FOR TWO
DOLLARS
Mr. S. JENKINS bngs leave to inform the
citizens OF Columbia and surround ing country
that he haa located himself at the corner Of
Richardson and Plain streets, over Fisher 4:
Agnew's store, md is ready, with wrll.ar.
ranged light, to funish DAGUERREOTYPES
Of superior style and finish.
,,,U | have taken tho past TWO yea r., Mt
reotypes.
~ Call in and examine specimens.
April 18th, 1854 Fl e.
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just Received,


LADIES' Boottees and Walking Shoes, G. al.
ters, kid.lIes, DC. Gents Calf Boots, and
Boottecs, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes.
-. Aso-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware. Sadlcry, &c.
Fancy Goods
Ladies' Wood and AIeroca Work-f,oses,
fuh- Boxes, Port. Monies, Segar-Cascs, Brace
lets. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing. Tuck,
and Pocket Combs. DC.
Books, dc.
Novels, Poeiical Works and School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Moasscs, Choose,
Raisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Also. fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by J. +. SOLOMONS g. co.
March 9Th, 1854 81 #
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Yarn and OSnaburgs,

liiE subscriber. Agent for tn. Dckalb Mani
lactury, offers their goods nj manufactured
prices. PERRY MOstSS
bfny }, 1884. 81 r.
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Post Office Stamps
To POStmasterS.


EhE Advertiser, Postmaster at PIeasan,
4 Grove, Allegheny county, Maryland,
is Tho first person IN the United States,
wh" conceived and undertook extensively
TO publish he idea ni furnishing all the
Pos: Offices in the country with cheap
Stamps. All Stamps made by him are
warranted equal ar superior to any other
that can he procured Tor the same prize,
and whenever any are sent out in any
manner defective Ur unsatis actory, dnpli-
Gates will be forwarded OH notice without
extra charge. Ar who order sc, of
stamps v III full set Of change. tor dates,
only 81, Uor thirty piecrs,) shall bp kept
IN Stamps, adlibiium Full set with
change 81.
When Stamps are neatly made, with
turned handles and Screws, same sty,e as
the regular Post Office Stamp. d.. rable,
efficient, warranted, one to two dollars
only; and special authority to send by
mail free.
Address, Postmaster, Pleasant Grove,
Allegheny County, Maryland.
c-fyF' Any editor publishing The above
with this notice ihrea tunes, and sending
copy of the paper, shall receive credit
for ten dollars in wood letter. or ten dol
lar proof press, or # preferred, wood en-.
craving or an engraved newspaper head Of
the above value will be forwarded.
April 26. 1854 26 81.
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At BishOpVilIe.

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At Bishopville.
THE Subscribers are now receiving from
- the Charleston, Baltimore and New
York markets, large and complete Stock
Of Goods for the Spring and Summer trade,
comprising in part, under the following
heads, viz
Staple s. Fancy Dry Goods,
Among which, is fine assortment Of Mus
ms, L1ce, Cola re-. Gloves, Mitts. &c
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots s. Shoes.
Ladies fashionable Silk and Straw Bon
nets.
Gentlemen's fashionable HATS-Pana-
ina, Lcghorn, and p. l.. Do.
Hardware & Cutlery.
Carriage Hardware and Trimmings
Iron, Nn'is. Hollow ware, Saddles, Brides
Mar,ingacs and Collars, &C., &C., &c.
Also. full supply Of
GROCER les.
All Of which will be sold low for cash
or tn punctual customers on time.
Thankful for past favors, we respect
Iul!y asks n continuance of patronage,
promising on our part to use every cSer-
lion TO satisfy our customers in prices.
ROGERS g. SPENCER.
Bishopvillc, Mar. Is. 1854. [20-tl
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FOB SALE OR TdD RENT
The 1ubacriber offers his Farm having on
IL dwelling and out h ouses and the best ,cater
the town OF Sumcrville, for sale or 10 Rcnt.
once. pE,DUV W/SSSu a.
May 3, 1854 81 ,c
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So. Carolina---Sumter Dist,

DJ W. lie WIS, EsQr, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas Jemima Wee g, hath apple
TO me for letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods aud chattIes, rights
and credits of the late Robert Weeks OF
the Raid District, decease.
These are, therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud cred
isors of the said deceased, to be and ap
pear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District to be holden at
Sumter Court House Friday the 18th
day of May inst, to show cause, if any,
why the said administration should be
granted.
Given undor my hand and seal, this 3D.
day of May in the year OF our Lord
IT, $. one thousond ciph, hundred and
.. ffty-four, and III the 18th year OF
iSsAa.>. American Independence.
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