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CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE This Society shall be
called '.l'he Bible Society Of Sumter
District" auxiliary 10 the American BlbIs
Society.
AIT. 2.-Thc object Of the Society shall
be to promote the circulation of the Holy
Scriptures, '"w,thout note or comment"
and ~ English, those Of the commonly
received version. ~
AIT. 3.-AlI persons contributing any
sum 10 It's funds shall be members for
one year; those contributing 81 or more,
shall receive (f called for within twelve
inon,hs) IA common Bible in return; those
contributing Sl5 al one time, or $40 at
tm0 payments, shall he members for lie.
ART. All funds, not wanted for cir.
c%ula,ing the Scriptures within the Socie.
TVS own limits. shall be paid over annual.
ly TO the Parent, Society, to aid distribu.
lions among the destitute in other parts Of
the Country and in foreign lands.
ART. 5.--The officers Of the Society
shall CONSIST of n President. Vice I'rrsf.
dent. Secretary, and Treasurer, whose
duties shals be such as their respective
titles import.
ART. 6.-Thc management Of the Socic.
~ shall be iuirus,ed to an Executive Com
mitIcc Of five, Cor seven, including the
Secretary and Treasurer which shall
app"n, it's Chairman, and make its
own bylaws.
ART. lit shall be the duty Of this
Committee To meet frequently OH ADJOURN
ment, or on call "i the Clalrman-to keep
a good supply Of books on land--lo APP
point local d.s!ributurs--to rec that collec.
tons. IN some way, are made annually in
every cnngregntiun--and that all fund q
arc forwarded early to the Parent Society,
with a statement as 10 The portion design.
for The payment Of books, and That AZ 4
free donation.
AIT. S.-rherc shall be a general
meeting oi the Society on the last Sabbath
III April III each year, when a full report
of their doings shall he presented by the
C",nmitlec, Ga copy Of wlIci, shall lie fur
n's!ieI TO the Parent Society and when "a
new election OF Officers and Committee
shall lake place. Should the Society fail
OF All annual meeting, the same officers
aud Committee shall be continued until
an election does occur.
AIR. Guy brauch Society, or BibIe
Committee. iornncd within the hounds Of
ui this auxiliary, by paying over It's funds
annually, sbhl receive B,blrs and Tesla
metit, ut crr, prices.
AIT. lu.-NU alteration shall be made
in this Constitution. except nj an annual
meeting, and ny consent Of two-thIrds of
the mcuntiers present.
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WIN. S. a-awiOm s. Co.

Bva private despatch from these gen.
ucnneI, we learn tla, The receipts of cot
IN all the ports in the Union show Il
falling off OF about 23O,00O bales compared
wit' last years. The prices current of
the charleston market corrected weekly
by t!rm Will be found in our columns. In
tie despatch just received they inform us
INT they arc Agents TOR n. Longworth's
vines "i Cincinnati, Ohio, Tor which they
lia" ju>t received a premium at the Far :;
alssior Inng, Burnett u Co, tobacco Of
P'st.boro. n. g., and for a Gin recently
Inrricd by y. -. Brown, Of Columbus,
Ga, which gets out the long staple cotton
by tie use oi iron p!alcs and At The same
time ;lcans Off the mulcs aud trash without
irmpai.ng tn staple. This Gin il il said
will snt out $50 lbs Of clean coilUn per
day with one strong horse. 1t is rs strong
rs ilc saw gins Tor short cotton and is rs
easy to manage. The plates Of iron are
so constructed that it does not cut the
: staple and will yin out short cotton us
well as Iong the short staple gincd on it
Is said to he better by | IL To 3 cents per
ill.,, than THAI ,!la; gincd on the common
saw gins, bu, j, does not get it Oh, guile as
last. The price % the one ,kcy have To
exhibit is $llO, and will give out 100 l:s.
per day.
McssrS. LAYTON Il Co. arc obliginr
gentlemen ami business men and will ill or
dcrs rom the country for any "i lpc-c ar
tIc'cs for which they arc Agents, as vel.
rs transact any business usual wIlh for.
warding and commission merchants.
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a National Convention of 6;sii-
tors and Printers.

"Throuyhout the co Inlry editors
and printers seem to be awakening to
:!iv;; interests, Hiii are holding local
conventions, to council togy!hui, and
regulate many Of the evils .wllicI, have
grown up among them Enr w;nt eff Il
cnnccrt Of action. The evil which is
Working lie greatest %iiarii, and one ri
which their attention is not sufficiently
directed, is The credit ~ sem now in
practice among them, aud especially
for ADVERTISING and subscriptions. II
is calculated, hy those capable of judy
Ing, that one hundred thousand dollars
are annually lost by newspaper pub
fishers in Il ing The advertising with.
out the cl>h in dvancc Perhaps the.
~ amount is annually lost II sub
scri ,liun lists IN the same mamnrr.-
These large snns could be saved il Il
mutual understanding could he had,
and publishers and editors pro,cc,
themselves, as other professions and
trades are doing every Jay with en-
colraging success
The above we clip from The Ink
fonnhAin, Il Northern Journal; and
would r]ecomin,cnJ that measures be
taken 10 secure u, SOM rn press
against the evil here so justly com.
plaincl of, aud which SD universally
prevails among us. 1ls:rc is no cal.
culating The loss NC suller by the cyr!H
system. i, is the great hanc "E our
business. The short experience OF
eighteen months in the business has
resulted in sa,i>lyin. us tvs! there Is
no money to be made ac 1t unless the
cash system is adopted. We arg cN'
pcctcd, and in many instances re-
CURED, to pay cash Tor the labur We
employ, cash for the material we use,
and cash for every thing in the bust
ness unless then NC receive cash for
our laborS in return, we lose the into
rest upon the expenses Of our business,
So soy Nothing OF the amount OF bad
debts We mast and will contract
We need concert Of action ~ rrrlcdy
this evil, we need is to- secure one UNI.
form system of rates by which to be
governed in our charges, end we need
it to protect ourselves against n.ner'
Gus impositions which are every day
practiccd upon us. Let us then take
the proper steps to secure conccr: Of
action and through it secure the ends
desired.
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PRICES CURRENT OF TnE
Charleston Market.
Corrected weekly by
w. =. LA w tom 4 Co.
ETC COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, S. &.
Charleston. April Gath, 1855.

Charleston, Apri! Gath, 1855.
UrIASo C"rToa.-'rhe sales Of this art.
Gle Yesterday were 49, bales at raller low
er prices. Our quotations arc prime 7 "a
10 10, and fine ID lac, per ID.
RuE.-Clcan $500 TO SG.l-S per hund.
red lbs. Market firm.
GEAlN.-Curn, S>,O,, to 81 lOc per b.
Scarce. Peas 81 % to al,O5. Oats
70c per bush. Scarce aud rising.
Fkur.-9lo IA to Sil 20 per b., for
Southern. $40 Ia to 3I4 for good North.
crn.
salt-Secks s1,l2 to Sl,aI We have
1000 sacks for sale.
BAcox.-IIus round, IL to l2c per ID
according to quality aud quantity.
IIIDEs.-Cowhidcs I'D to 1912 per III.
Deer Skins 20 to 22c per lb.-Coon
and other smnll skins 10c. each
CorrEE!-Rio 10 3.4,,o IL l.2c. accor-
ding to qualify.
SueAR.-Brown, = Id 10 &c accord
ing to quality.
MoLAesge.-.Cuba - to %, N. o. 90 to
30 c. per gak
WAx.-S5 10 25c. per ID.
Tobacco.~Virginia and North Carolina
~ to 5Oc. per III. We are agents for tho
factories cf ,bpsc States, and for Long
Bennett & Co.'S. brand received q premiums
at our Fair.
Wmcs.-LnngwoIth's wines Of Ohio
slO;o Sl5 per doz. We are agents for
ttesc shines, for which we hive received
a premium at our Fair recently.
WooL.-WasIcd, - 10 &c. pcr IL,
Trashy, s to l5c. per lh.
BEEY CAryLy.-Car leads 71.2 to 9
3 &c per H.. nett. Getting scarce.
t1ons.-Car loads 6 LIZ to Z l.2c. per
III. melt.
NAVAL SroREs.--Spts. Turpen,ine SO
10 3sc per gal. Rosin Sl,2S, 10 $3.50
| per barrel
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Northern Patronage to SoH.!l.
%ru Papers.

Willie writing upon the necessity of
adopting the cuSh system generally in
the printing business. we were re-
minded of the game, which the c,r'Li
sysfem allowed to he played oil upon
"nr ~ncighbor, the Wutchniun, BY one
MckNlGllr Of Northern extract and
origin, WHO sen, on his advertisement
with an order 10 insert four times and
when the time w;ls about out, followed
it, n"t with payment, but with an
crc"sc for refusing payment upon the
ground tha. his clerk had had more
circulars struck and s.nt off than he
MhntIrl and the Uuhhmun bad thus
received one by mishukc. This is but
y sample of Il system adopted 10 evadc
payment by n,i,hcrn bo.Iscs. Indeed
it seems Il common practice with norM.
srn uIrrrhSerS to trick, cheat and de-
fraud, if they can, Southern printers.
They scMl uN their advertisements
with order, to be inserted for such
and s.cl Il length Of time, and when
nay.Hhy c"neS and the bills are sent
om, some Of these nortkc:A gentlemen
arg never ren"hnl by y0ur accounts,
II; any ratc they do not cnnlrSccnd to
HnSBrT tlwm-nthcrS inform Won that
You received the nnti,e ,o :n,crt bv
mistake. Snne acknowledges sbat they
ar" broke arl Erat!c to rar. and of
these q fen will mu0nm;mGusly offer
to pay you in letters as c"rrespon.lcnrr
or some such ~triflirg and worthless
thing. Others suddenly discover that
you have not inserted precisely accord
ing to order or contract and refuse
therefore to pay, and others again in
toym you that 'aII is right and the mo-
mcy iuhands and w~aitingyour ordcr,"
yet they fake great care never to J. c
ccive yous orders or o~bslinatcly remain
silent when they are received. In this
way and by these mehn have SDuM
crM printers been Mir.nrled annually
o ut Of thousands upon thousands Of
Dollars. We hear aud sec It c'nH'
planned of from every part of the
South and set the South continues to
do n credit business for the North. =
We have experienced this thing "nr'
selves. Out Of u business of some
bundled dollars of Northern advertis'
ing, done within the last year, we laye
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News Items.

a London letter by the Nashville states
thai The tone OF American papers :n re-
terence to Cuba, IS beginning 10 cause
great nhcas'EeSs III co'n'"errn! circles III
ii'ig'and. '""'S Nap"'c"n Is said TO have
,rcmrc with {, ubo than tho E,r,ish c,,.
m,.,,cn,. bn, there !: &c ,,,,,,,i ii,ai ,;,ov
vii act loyc.lcr.
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-..ric pamcs ur,cs,cl ,ul rccou,,uo nd
cd irthe mcunurial is pirper,5. which was
originally the name of ,be rcnion now
proposed tn be erected iu,vu ,mw terrific
rv.
The r,c.cn, ,crriimy i- ub,,, ,.;rl,
hundred niles lc:.v hy six hu,,rcd and
tity b-,ld, with a superficial c,ca Of 800
600 square mics, in!mtin:.l by :bu,l
100000 people.
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'"ii'cTei''' ~ session NJ CHELSEA, Mass,
INK ''c ''''c'7 '"f 'hc removal III Jui5.
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It appears that Matt. !. Ward, who shot
the sc hoo|mastcr Butler, in Kentucky, s
the great lion of the streets nf New Or.
leans. Tle sports a beautiful span If bay
! orsns beautifully caparIsoned, and a car.
rlare that is brilliant with spIcndnr, and
upon the box sit two colorcd gentlemen,
with blue suits, white gloves, black hats,
a green band around, land II small feather
upon the Upper edge.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-02

sTy" Asa SPRING and SUMEaEH MEDI.,
CINE. Ca,ier's Spanisl, Miktufe Stands pre-
eminent above oil others: Ia tibgnlarly EFF
caciuus action on The AsosS its strengthening
and viyifying 9nat,ies;:iss tonic action on tle
Liver; It's tenienry 10 ,lnvs,aH hunors TO tbs
%sarlacu. iherei,y cieatsing The, system accord
ing to Mattress own prescription; its larmless,
ami npthepame. tirpe eS extraordinary gsMfetteeis:
und, ihe numIasr oil rnres3 testified 10 by mauH
of tile must retsprctnb.!s citizens Of Richmund,
VA, anil elsewhere, initial ms conclusive cyl.
deuce Tim, tllere Is no huni,us ahout IL. x
The trial oil u single bottle will satisfy th6t
most sskepiical 9TH herefi,a.a
esgS Soil by RigE &fitoMSoNW
Sole agents torihc Erp,ie,orSr
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III Y MENEAL.

MAEEisD.-On Thursday the 10Th msl.,
at the residence of Mr.. l.. ID. Bradham,
by The Rev. ID. w. Seals, Mr.. j.. NJ.
BELL, to Mss JANE e.. BEADrIAa.
only daughter OF /. ID. Bradhann, all Of
Clarendon County, Sumter District.
May she through life. pass smoothly OH
H-alr i,as Married the Bel III ClarenInn.,
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syE All kinds of Law Blanks for sale
nj this office.
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THE NEW YORK AID LIVERPOOL
szfNSk UNITED STATES <1fGNs
G@sS|sssEk NJ ALL STEAME RS. SS5,Az<fIk
TIVE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
Z ere toe /
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
-. PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain Comstock
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton
These Ships have been built by contract express
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as ia the engines, to
insure strength and speed, and their accommoda-
lions for Passengers are unequalled for elegance
end comfort. ..4
---- PRICE OF PAssAGg..- IT.
From Nev York to Liverpool, in lrst cabin, s1s9
Second cabin, 80. 70
Exclusive use Of extra size state rooms. 400
From Liverpool TO New York, eco and EGO
An experienced Surgeon attached to each shin
Ne berth can be secured until paid for.
70, height or passage apply TO
EDWARD TX. COLLINS d co.
50 Wall street, New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
f.. 9. ROBERTS Il CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London,
JOHN HUNROE & CO. H#.7
III Hue Notre Dane Ges Victories Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER Havre
The owners Of these ships will not be accornta-
bic for geld, silver, bullion SPECIE iewelry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein ex-
p!ssseo. -,.,...... .. nov l6-ly
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SISeuLar SUrc1pE or Az E1nrp,yJ,nv

SISGULAR SUICIDE OF AN ELDERLY LADY
MIS- Hull, u wcli-dressed and respectable look
ing woman OF about so years Of age, commit
ted suicide al Botsford's Hotel in Falls Viii
Iage, on Tuesday of last week, by taking laud-
anum. Not appearing at breakfast, she was
sought tor IN her room, which was opened to
ascertain the cause. She was found, lying on
inc bed, unconscious and breathing very hard
Sse lived till O'Clock p. m. Physicians were
called IN, who pronounced the effects to be the
result of taking opium. The Litchfeld Re-
publican Gays a letter was found in her satch-
81, directed to - Sibil Hull. Ashley Falls,
bless" Mrs. Hull was Immediately sent for
She proved to be n sister of the deceased, and
Tom her is was aseertained that she belonged
70 MaBlias, N. Y, and owing to family diff
euiqes, left home and visited Mrs. Ii. She
there made will, and pretending to mail it,
went to Canaan, Conn, mailed a letter, and
purchased some opium. and hired a convey
ahce to Falls Village She was q lady of fine
appearance, and no one suspected her inten-
tions, She leaves husband 81 years of age,
4 Manlius, y. Y. She signed her name
10 ,'oiS Reynolds "-Hartford Times, Axgust
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United States Patent Office,


IN the petition Of ABRAHAM HOWE S S1przY
~ GRAHNIs, Of Hudson county, ". York, pray
Ing FOR the extension Of patent granted 10 the 40
on the 18th day OF October, 1871, for an improve
ment In The manufacture Of wire heddles for
weavers' harness, % for years from the expi-
ration OF said patent, which takes place on the
11th day Of October, 1855:
lt Is ordered, that the said petition be heard AZ
the Patent Ottce en- Monday, the 9Th day of Oc-
tober next, at IL O'Clock n; and all persons re
notified 10 appear and show cause, III any thew
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
tle In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth In writing, al least twenty DAVIS before
the day OF hearing; ali testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
the Office, which will be furnished on application
The testimony ia the case will be closed on the
18th September; dispositions and other papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be fled in the once
on OF BEFORE the morning Of that day; The argu-
ments, II any, within i've days thereafter.
ordered, also, that this notice be publis he'd in
The U mon, Intelligencer, and Star, Washington,
ID: CT Republican, Baltimore; Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pa Scientific American, r. York:
and Post, Boston, Mass; once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the Sth day of Octo-
be. next, the day Of hearing.
ST sHU6ERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
+: S.-Editors of the above papers will please
send their bills to the Patent Ofice with a ia Der
containing THIS houce au 9-law3w
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DEATH PROM HYDRoPRoBIA-On Sunday
last, nan named Michael Foster was taken
to the Kings County Hospital from BROOKLYN
where be died on Monday of hydrophobia.
Deceased had been employed in stable in
~-boerum street, but on account Of his intern
perate habits. about four weeks ago he was
dis: harged He left at the stable a small dog.
Whieh the keeper requested him to take away,
winch he did. While endeavorinQ to catch
nun; the dog ran into place where nothing
but his tail could be reached. Foster grasped
noid OF this and dragged him out As he did
ms the dog turned and bit him on the hand
lnaIeting slight wound. There was no sus-
fielon of the dog being rabid, and no atten-
ton was paid to the bite. Last Friday, Eos
s-ieF began to feel strangely. and would 90 into
spasms ct the sight of water. On Sunday morn
ing ne came to the stable When one hand
was placed IL a basin of water, he could hold
1t there but very short time, and although
p carrying water all the time, the sight of it
would excite him very much Five physi-
Clans were called in. One Of the number de-
eisre'i that he had the hydrophobia, and the
olters thought differently. He was finally
taken to the Hospital, where he died. as above
-ssssea, Within twenty-four hours, in great
aS9Dy.-N Y. Times .ae-
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EVENING STAR.
THE SILENT FAREWELL.

$3.50 BHH. I. TucKERMAN.
When starry gems from heaven are cast,
The winds awake no knell,
When rose leaves fall before the blast
Birds sing no sad farewell;
When waves thir sparkles cea.e 10 throw
Upon toe pebbly shore,
When sunset hues no longer grow,
And green boughs wave no more,
No words ct Natures shrine are breathed,
She silently lays down
1he garland that her temples wreathed,
And takes the withered crown;
Dut In hsr mystic circles range
There turks quiet spell,
where time ant beauty interchange
Their eloQuer farewell.
And so whSn I'm called to lose
communicated sweet and dear,
and feel no more its holy dews
My weary spirit cheer,
All, streams that dropping willows shade
Frorr sunshine turn aside,
Let ms from JOYS thy presence made
A mournful silence glide.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HALL
ne itN'is q BROTHER.

RARUCH HALL, surviving partner Of Isaac
- Hal, having on the 18th day Of February,
1855, assigned to the undersigned all the stock In
trade and debts Of the firm Of Hall & Brother, to
be applied to the full satisfaction Of certain debts
liabilities, and engagements Of said firm Of Hall
Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute
rateably among such Of the remaining cred.
itors OF said frm as shall within six months from
liver to said Baruch Hall fun and absolute re-
leases Of all Indebtedness to them respectively by
said Baruch Hall, surviving partner as aforesaid.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to such credi-
tors Of said firm Of Hall Brother, OF said Baruch
Hall surviving partner, as may desire to partici-
pate In the benefit Of said assignment TO execute
and deliver to said Baruch Hall FUN and absolute
releases as aforesaid, within the period of sir
months from said 18th day Of February, las5.
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee =
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BR. l.. b. WRIGHC'S
UNFAILING 'SCRoFULOUs ANTInoJ

Ear t5s Permanent Care of CONSUMPTION
.,.g Gnd gu otAer forms Of SCRO FULOUS {"
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1911 CHARLES STOTT & CO., o.
u .-.-a.'s Agents for Wash ingtc1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-23
information for Travellers.

ALExANDRIA 4 WASHINGTON BOATS.
fsNHE Steamer 6 EORGE WASHINGTON win
leave at the following hours. sK-h
Fare l2k cents -W 3 =, Reessss2eazzEaS
The THOMAS COLLYER, when not other
ways engaged, win make trips on the route at al
ternate hours
Leave Washington at Q, 9, OK, 11K, sx, SIX,
sld7. -. - - "
Leave Alexandria at 2, 0, 19K, IL, az, AZ, and
p. S.-The Boat will leave Alexandria at \ r.
m, or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars.
yZd JOB CORSON Captain.