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MeLEAN's sTRENaTHENIEa CORDIAL


LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAuSDrr.
GhrOnEsOr Nervous DEBILITY. Dfsea.e.
Of the Kidneys, aud ali Diseases
arising from n DiaOrdered Liver ar
Stomach, Dyspepsia,
EeartbHra, Inward Plies Actify ~ Sickness Of tis
sSsilHHzbs in the Head. Paipliation of the Hear
faliness or Weight M TIE Stomach Sour Eructatinns
eaokizg % Sah0catinF Feeling wIen Nin9 dowr
pryness OF ieliSwsess OF the Skin and Eyes, Nghl
S,F-ats, Inward FeTers Pain in the Small OF the Rad
Chest o. side, Sudden Flrshes Of Heat Depression OF
Spirits. FriahtfI Dreaais. Langlor Dependency cr
sh{ Sefvons Disease, Sores Blotches On the skim
aad Fever and Agna Tor Chills and Fereri II VII
aiso care diseases Of the Bladder aud Womb such as
seminal Weakness, Ineontinence oF Urine, stran.
gaary, InfeFnRatiOR sr Weakness Of the Womb OF
Bladder, Mhites, etc.
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AeLean's celebrated LiHimeHt Is the only ssf, aTi
reliable remedy Er III, care 81 Spavin. Binc Bate
WiEdgaIls, Spin;s, rHHsiHrd Lum1s No,les or
SwelliHgs. Il viii never fn 10 Big Head Poll.
evil, Fistula, D.d Running So-cs or SVerny. Il
properly applied. Foe Sprails BRUISES. Scratches
CE'.ked Heels, Ghaiss, Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts
Sores. or Wounds, it Is 1n infllibie remedy. Apply
directed, AMI a IL certain in every instance
Then tribe no longer with tie many worthless Lin
tlpeRts offered H. vol Obtain supply o. DR.. Ne
leans celebrated LiniInent. Il VIII cure yOu
]. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
car 8 @@lM

on Monday, Oct. sth l6j, trains will be run as
- follows:
Leave Gallatin, { VI. Leave Gallstin N
arrive EdgeHeid, 10 do Arrive kdSeheid, 20
Leave do IL do Leave do 4:51 10
aT-ivs GviIstp PM Arrive GalIa,iA $50 do
The train leaving Edgefed at u A. NJ, connects at Gallan
with Mail Coaches Louisville Hartsve and Carthage Only
the morning train viii be r1n on Sunday, -
octI7-d X MACLbUDs oupI
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ySbkE HIN large Room
i've, Formerly occupied by BaUapls bo0A Bndrrg. THIS
room is 81 by tce Suitable for sob Printing Oe, BoaL
Rin-ry or almost any ecancsI Employment. Steam power
can te ilad ffsI tSr ulice Engine, 81 this
uuure OF Mr. Fisher, News ucs OF =. v Linesley
- s,,l,.,r,har tsaBl JAMES W. IuNTE.
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2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognsc Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaI1t Wine:
20 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
206 barrels Cider Vinegar;
with many other articles Or the Grocery trade.
IaniI NORRIS & sTRATFoN.
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aasBbiII, anien anS antritan.


TES LlxEs OR LESS CONSTITUTE A saUARE-
~ rrrp narrv
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20 Eorses and othe1 Animal.

VIII relieve pains almost iustaaiauC ousy, and IL viii
csss'Ise- pIriiy, aud had i've i0ulest 10
era.iitdv short limo
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OPinIsns Of che Supreme Cerrs Of she state
Tcrnas 1885,
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NOTICE
g .zll;55 75;s.....syE E3yzs q.
= "a - a. nexS.

DAssENGERs TRAINS running on tie Nashville and Chat
tnolc K4iirOsd will leave the Depot AZ N@sNhIe on te
NJ ani prevent confusion AZ the ticket oice AT the
a. et Il starisg. Passrngcs respectfully requested
oye for t ,Scts Of the time, and that all may
T. accommodated Agent vail I've ia his Office hour
t-,,re Me ,slssrture Of each tIain. L. ". COLE,
nhl If. Superintendent.
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VOLCANIC GIL LINIMEWT.

Sole Froprie.nr 6 lhis Cn.d,I.
Also GcI.eaF's volcanic Oil Limnieut
Psihc..asi Dplss. the cvFrer Of Third ard Pin,
S.seets, s., Louis No.
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Notce to Subscribers

tnon consultation with our friends Of the Alb.
bcvilc BoWncr we have come to the following
understanding That after the lst of April,
next. we shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months $50 and 50 90 if not
la'd within one year. The Pressure of the
Times has forced upon us the necessity of urg-
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount dn" US for subscriptions are separately
Small, tut III the aggregate swell to large
sum- ana II not rro'ntly paid. subject US t"
great lnc"nvcnienccs. Our payments are cash
ana we must require our friends to enable us
to meet them.
Experience has also impressed us with the
pr"Pr'e'y OF charging for Obituary Notices
wh'ch exceed certain length und we shall
hcncci"rth charge for The cxccs, over one
squire, al til" usual advertising, r,,cs
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Sleep.

The first sensation Of drosiness is m.
ture's call for sleep. Waking shows the
body is rested. After the degree of strength,
of which the State Of the system is capable,
is restored 10y sleep, longer stay in bed only
relaxes. He pervcrts reason, wig, by a
habit artificial excitement, keeps awake SO
late that he is not ready to rise by dav-
brcak-na,urc's undoubted signal for Quit
ting rrpose, obedience to which secures n
desire 10 rest at the fit hour Some prnple
close their shutters against it. George iii,
consulted his household physicians scper.
ate'y, as to the modes of life conducive to
health and longevity; as to tho Importance
OF eall ly rising, there was full conciIencc.-
Old people, examined as to the cause of their
longevity all agree t"at they have been in
the habit Of going to bed early. In dcLi-
tatcd people, degree Of fever. or something
resembling it, comes on towards evening;
going very early to bed is of great conse.
qnence to them. Rising an hour or two
earlier than usual often gives a vigor which
nothing else can prodncc. Many people, at
waking, feel disposition to rise; they lose
it by induIging Iethargic state or loIiing
awhile. We lose vigor by lying in bed in
health, longer than for sleep; the mind is
less tranquil; the body is less disposed for
refreshing sleep; appetite and digestion are
lessened. After long or late mental exer.
tion sleep is a watch ; the thoughts continue
themselves, effecsing useless fatigue Some
people cannot go to sleep; others wake too
early. Without spirit to rise, they hope to
find refreshment i'll an additional nap; an
other and an another. leaves them more
l"nguid they fancy themselves unfit for ex-
ertion until they have taken a breakfast,
which they make no effort to merit. Moth.
ing breaks up the strength sooner than want
ofsleep at the hour natus obviously designed
for rePose, marked, as we'll by the regular
return ofday and night, rs by our own feel
lngs, If not prevented by artificial habits
Labor which is light in the day, is bur-
thensome in the night. The accumulated
stimuli Of the day are sufficient for the TEN.
porary exhaustion of the system: the rest of
night is requisite to recruit us for EACH sue
cessive day. .-" fs''
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PROS
TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY
y POLITICAL. COMMERCIAL. AND LITE.
RARY NEWSPAPER
Published ID ally and Tri-Weckly.

biiE MERCURY gives daily reports of Mar.
Il keiS and Marine In,cIli scncc in Chrrlrs.
ton AMI of Charleston commerce i'm the l.aliur
reports OF tn" word. The Weekly Price Currrn,
Is mad" ur with much care, ami from ,l,. most
r"!inhi" sources. lis connection with iii. . As.
s""lhi''i Press" ins,ir,s the latest intelligence.
hy Telegraph and tn" carIi.s, news bv Steam.
"rs ron Europe. 1t has an able aud accom-.
riiNhei C"rc-i"m'len, in London (n gentleman
CONNECTED with the editorial staff of the Lon
u"n linics) and regular Correspondents in
A"w ork. " ashing'"n, Key West aud Havana
i:r monthly New York Fashion Letters and
w""ki letters on lit. in Washington are ,Ii-
'I"ial attractions il favor "fis ln'ly r"acr-. It.,
literary notices. from the pen of II ..n,l.rnln
W." """nii"s r,:lharS ;hc highest position
a:l."nE the i;;crnry men of ,l." ~"u,h ar: u
"r''"'mn''i':; ami comprehensive Attention *
r'i - ali ria't"r- al general ""I-rrn, c,;,"-
";a'v :i"s: in r"r,rrnc" t." ih" Planting. uni
''.:i ":.i Interests. lnl to ia" current "y.s
;! ia" day. Great. "nr, Is taken iha. nothing,
>ha.i appear n IL cuunn, w!,:c!, should be .x
"!'.'i''! f""im H." family cir:,..
Ia" l''.I''"n "",ch "i TIA" MrE"r.ri cou-:-t~
IN III" I':tmril'!. "c Tia. Dr.G"cr tie Party, ~
!a''i 'w', III ri:c Eircni., al.L K,nincl.v l:.,o
iuiionS "m lI9a AMI l1?'-'h. S"v"i"irm,v OF
Ia" states a:il Siric: C"l-lrur,iui of tn. i',.
era: t".>ii iiu,i"u bv III" General G.vrru!..i,,
ih: Aa'n; "f Ia" ;-;ni,.,; Free. Tiri,. nui ua
i"""i'li"al Administrators. Of The General GOV.
":""":.t IT. i"'i"y j. 'ii" uain., rf the Sou:h.
era "iH'"> III maintaining iiI.ir rI"hrs
TGRrNS-rAYAI:l.E ~ ADVADCE.
hHIv. per anr.u,!i, SIruu
III Weekly, 5np
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Il GDEIILLE UIS7Y,Ily'

'4Hcs Co"rt:f Commo's IicuSand Gcnl Session.,
". AHa"hu,"rt
" ilEi'E\S ti" Plaintiff did on tn" n;r.,".,,,h
day of N"v",ni,"r, eighteen hun.lr.l n.,I
hI'v-"'rh' I'll" his .l""nratr"n nl.ains, Ih.. brC,
n;'t. wh" o. j. .,i.i, J. is al.S"n, from mud will
";t III" iin's of tbs state ani has l.ilh.r ~ ia.
nor attorney krown within III. same. u,,on
whom copy o! sail i"rlara'i"n mi.lI, h.. SEP
vel: IT Is therefor" ordered ,ha, the snid d..
'"i.iant d" appear anal plead /" the said ,l,cia-
ration. on ar lrinrr the twentieth I,v ,r M,
v'n!h"r ichi"cn hundred and firiyniuc o,h
.rw'<" final and ahs"ut" judgement will th.:.
b" gwen and awarded arainsr him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. g. C. p
Clerks Office, Nov. 20, ls5s 30lv
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bAED lMEAsuaR.--E Every farmer should
nave a rod measure, a light stiff pole, lust
s.x'ee' sas and a half feet long. for measuring
land. BY little practice he can learn "te 20
S.eP lusl ROD .ti at five steps, which will an.
s",,a s"s, very well ordinary farm work, AS
cerIaip the number Of rods in Width and
length ,o'sA: :lot yppa wish 10, ,speaaure, rand
multiply one pumber byt6e othen and divide
by ono bundled and sixty, and ydubave fbs
number ofacres; as one 'bGndted and sfyi :
square rods make sqoare acre. uci If.yoS'
wish to Lay of ope8 square acre, measure ,
thirteen rods upon each side. This lacks one
rod of full measure.
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The SECRET OF ELoouEScE.-Io owe nv
success in life to one single fact, viz: that
at the age Of twenty.seven, commenced
and continued for years, the process of daily
reading and speaking upon the contents Of
some historical and scientific book. The of.
band effort were made sometimes in a corn.
field, at others in the forests, and not unfre.
quen'!y IN some distant barn, with the horse
and OK for my auditors. 1t is this early
Practice III the great art Of all arts that
am indebted for the primary and leadinc
impulses that stimulate the forward. AMI
shaped and moulded my entire subsequent
destiny Improve, then, young gentlemen,
the superior advantages you here enioy.-
Let not day pass without exercising your
powers Of speech. There is not power like
that of oratory. Cesar controlled men bv
exciting their fears Cicero, by captivating
their I'll, affections and swaying their passions.
Tho Influence Of the one perished with
its author, that of the other continues to
this day.-Henry Clay. ,.,
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SEAsoHABLE ADVICE" Lik. the rnarl.
cd oak that has wi,hstood the storms and
thundcrboits Of centuries, man himself he.
gins to die at the extrcmi.ies. Keen the
irct warm and dry, and wc can snap our
fingers at disease and dor,ors. Put on two
pair Of thick woolen stockings. but keen
this to yourself; 60 to some honest son Of
81. Crispn, aud have Your measure taken
for Il stout pair of winter boots or shoes =:
shoes are better for ordinary every vdav rsc
as they allow the ready escape Of the odo,s
"h'e they strengthen the ankles by accus
ton!ng them to depend on themselves
A very slight accident is sufficient to cause
a spra'n"d ankle TO Il hahi;ual boo,-wcayer
i'"sr:"s, shoe comprcsscs less and hence
admits ot more V; ;gorous circulation of
the blood. But, wear boots when YOU ride
or travel. Give directions, also, TO have
no cork or India rubber about the soIes
tnt to place between the layers of the soIes
from out 10 ont. piece Of stout hemp or
tow lIucn which has been dipped in melted
pitch. This is absolutely impcrvious to
wa'"r-does not absorb particle-while
we know that cork does. and after awh;I.
becomes s"ggy' ana damp for weeks
When yon put them on for the first time
they will be as easy as an .oll shoe.' and
you may stand on damp places for hours
with 'mpu"ity. HaVs Journal Of Health
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprict"rs of the AbbcviIlc Buuner and
h.dpc"h hM Press. have established IN. follow.
ing rates Of Advertising, to be charged in both
iap"rs:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months will he charged bv the in.
srrtl"n ut Omc Dollar per square q inch
the space of = solid lines or less, for the first
Insertion. ami Fifty Cents for each subsc-
Iucnt Insertion.
SS" The commissioners, Shcriif's, Clerks
and ordinarv's Advertisements will be inserted
III both papers, each charging half price.
II s;hcriff's Lcvies, One Dollar each
"a" Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars,
to he paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months. or
l,ii,,,.r nt foil rato
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THE STATES
is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
BY
PRYOR & ITEUSS.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Mailed to subscribers out fthe city at Six
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tor two c"lics-invariab!y in advance for the
time ordered.
Semi Weekly States. for one year, Three
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THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE SOUTH.
The Weekly is published in a large Double
Form, and is pri"ted on superior paper. with
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bic rates of subscription
Per year
ONE copy. n. 81 90
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JAN fs. 1859 SO tt
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=, The Clear starchers Friend

,a,d The Clear Starchers Friend .o..
WILL give a finished and beautiful gloss4tso to. to
w Collars Shirt Bosoins.: and to ali linen.
muslin and cotton goods It Wal be Youn d an
assistant in whitening clothes tsnd Il warfanted
to contain ,pothps injurious, ssa,sL w ~
For sale by .,,> =
JORDAN d M6EAuCHLIE, '''"a
ssDruggists and Chemists. : !
July l, 1858 II
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Colfax, of Indiana, candidate for Con.
gress, at La Porte, was introduced 70 a
prominent Gerinan..a little deaf, Bole
D1faaa,"said 7 EEL the. German, y '"to ter seyiI NIT
deribole da.-Ipays, hip now, twotimes n
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A small boy walking in the street Will
q o'g hat on stranger cries sont "Halloo,
hat, whore are you going with that boy.
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MILLER & WARREN
More IsOks and Drugs

More IsOks and Drugs!
'INIIE Subscribers have just received their
l. Stock of Medicines, Books and Fancy
articles. and arc prepared to sell at short
profits.
We are Agents for tho sale of series of
STANDARD WORKS. now in the course Of
publication, by the Appletons of New York
Among these are included
The Debates in Congress from 1889 to 1856.
Benton's Thirty years View.
Morses General Atlas of the World from the
latest authorities, to 1855.
cyclopedia of American Eloquence. with
Por rats.
The New American Cyelopedia.
The Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor. Edited
by WIN. E. Burton.
Specimen Copies of the above works NAV be
seen at our Store, together with many other
new and elegant Books
We are also agents for the sale of Growers
q Bakers SEWING MACHINE. ackno wledeed
to be the best now in use and the least liable
to get ont of order. This Machine will be
warranted and sold here at New York prices.
Prices varying from 81 90 to 1925.
~ BRANCH d ALLEN.
Sept II. 1851. h21 - IT,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

AGEEIIILE DIS1WICT
|.g;re Courtcf Common Pleas and Gent Sessions,
y. X Butler, Survivor)
Vim. B. Lloyd, MrG"w"n Ti,G's A,v
WHEREAS til" Plaintiff did on the nineteenth
day Of N"v.rih"r, eighteen hu.,.lrc.l and
fifty eight. i'll" his declaration against th. De.
t"n'!an', wh".,tit is sadly ia ahSeu, from and
wi''""' Ia" limits of tins state anal has neither
wife nor attorney known within the sum-, ul
on whom Il copy ii sail .!crl,ra, ion ni..h, he
~'rv"i: |! l. therefor" "r.!"rri that the. sal 1
i'"t"i.an' y" aIr"ar ard pi..a.ito ia. said dec
lnrati"n "m ar i".f,,l" th. twentieth day of
N"v"n'."r, 'i"!',..n hundred and tif,y.uin.
otherwise Ei'n' n'.l absolute iu,,.r,uen, W Ii
then 10" g'r"" n;.'i awnr'i'h aGau-, him.
MAlI!iEN M"DONALD. 6. g. p
ticrk tilIcc Nov. ~, 1858 3u,lv
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Lime! I,ins,t
JOB. PRINTING.

We have just received d fine sssottt6sht u
New Job Type. from L. JobhsossfFs& Co.'s Foun.
dairy. which addition to our Office prepares ID
to execute. in the .ueatest manner, every do.
seription of Plain and, 0rnamentM Job Print
ing. 'uch as Hand Bills, Cards ,Blanks ST kN
kinds, Bill Heads. Circulars, Book Woykspai.
ting Cards. dc. Our force in tho sfEcssvss.
rants usin saying, tbatwo c6a dGbStehs5oh
Work, with the shortest possfbss noa'sslTsT
We hope to have ampls spss sliSifas sas9e 4 s fp&
our patrons in this line of busiusses esa .HM
suit them in neasness, dispatch ahd, isstlySbat
not least, in prices. ,.,1 sG!0 ,=a!ST,i8 ,aeaiI
~ a. -.
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1hs bsst method for. man 10 reap ad-
vse!sess IN love matters, is to turn his hand
nas cultivation Il Uai't property. e."
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen br"ins September IL, 1855.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers


TNIlE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now
L reached i,s F"rn1EExrn YEAR. nn.i will
enter upon Il New V"lunl" on tn" ll'h Of ser.
,"n,l"r. L. is the only weekly J,.hli,nrinu Of
the kim! how issued in the couotrv ,,I :, ,,
very "x,"msiva 7circnla,ion in all tn. STATES of
,ll. I"i"t. !, i. not, ns som" might ,u,,Y,-r
fr"n - ir!". dry. ni.>,rr-" work "n i,clln.a
-,,lc..: o:i In. c.,u,r.ry !, 50 J.,ls v.;,I, ,L
great .."'- v',iu., in ;l,. sri.ui:iir mrchnui
cal "'i 'n'"N'r';;l w"r!'i>. ~ /" pleas" and in
H'Fn"' every ""~. u III" MECHANIC "r Arr ian
"'-""' l" h"" )" 'h" best ti'nch'Hc III nS", or
row I" h"k" any snh~'nnr" enroyei in his
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DISSOLUTION.
DissOlutiO1f.

DlssOlut1O1f.
INHE Partnership heretofore existing bs-
Il tween ENRIGHT d STARR, in tho.
manufacture Of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash.
ers Fans. DC. has this day been dissolved bv
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and,
Accounts Of the Old Firm arc in the hands Of
John Enright, who is alone authorized to settls
the business of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHr,
RICH'D G. STARA.
November l, 1857 % Il
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G. P. REMSEN

C. P. REMSEN
rs prepared to offer his, large and we'll &C.
l. lected stock Of Ne,O Styles
HATS and CARS Ef
for tho Fall and Winter Trade they are made
OF fine material and will compare with the
very best article that is manufactured, whi&
for trauty and finish canno. be exceled. ~
1ERAS CASH. O. p. REMSKN;s.
.Columbia, 8. G.
Oct 8. 1857. 2S '-5 NJ
arOAE
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'E'EEHI
DAILY CAROLINA BULLETIN.
'E,'HE e

!i!. subscribers hay" rnnin"uc.'l 10 I.ui,
4 i-h, ih:> iar, IL. Tia. City OF t"!urnhla ul.
der 'h" f'vl" n:.i III. OF EiIInx ( I;::riny. :.
l'aity ni Ir:.M"";Iv N"ws;.n,irr, on u iul;
>h:"r loyal sheet, upon l!;c ,"i."wing i.r;as
Daily paper, per annun!. 81 10
Tri-We.klv > nj
y" Single c"pcse cents or ! q cents por week.
TIE CHEAPEST pAr!:R II THIS STATE
The Z" BrIIEliH " is s"mcwha, smaller ,h,,
iS columbia contemporaries. hu; rs it is rrini..i
Hr"n smaller class of type. i: will cnntain n.
much, II not more. rrn!ahr matter than !.
usually Published i'll this ci!v: for on. tbrJ l,xy
pri"" for the dali y, and cxnc.y haIffL. n,.j.c ,f
ether ,ri.wcckly publications. in inlnuhin.
!, will he orr object to make the B,liij, 3"
an interesting and reliable news journal. E-e
ry effort VIII u" made to procure for pub!icn-
iI"n the latest news from all sections of ,h,.
r!"hr. by Telegraph or otherwise and snc.i,I
care viii tie taken to mail the paper carefully
mud promptly to those who may favor us with
tth"r orders.
Mr.. T. II. Briiton, long connected with the
l'r"&s of this Stale, has been engaged to sinner.
intend the publication ani nann.,.,n,nt or ,I,e
sniiaIrs Of the " E"ll,Hm, and We can safely
promise that u" effort will bc withheld ON hi-
part II ""rd"'! to make the paper worthy Of
general pa rironns..
P'raons vii" may consent 10 act ns AGENT,
for the sale Of the " B"Y,tin" will lee sn,riici
daily upon the following terms, for each
." COPIES daily $40 80 10 copies daily snn 81
IN 81 loo :. ,n
IT. will be seen by The above prices. ihn, we
h"v" determined to publish chca,, Daily Pa
per- aii thus afford opportunity for all to
obtain daily information "i every important, ,c.
cnrrcnce which may reach us up to the hour of
closing ut nj ght.
;, We refer the render to the salutatory. pub
lishrd IN another column for such information
as may be desired, touching the political char
ar'"r "f the "Bdht;n, )" regarding it sufficient
I" state tina, the ancient land marks will ever
hc kept IN view, nni that The tone and charnc-
Ter "i the paper will he thorough State RirhI.
that the lessons taught by Calhoun and his
'iiistri"'I> contemporaries. aud enl"I sri hv the.
State Rights Party of their day, will ever find
liberal and wnvering support in the columns
Ofthc" Bulletin
c. X. BRITTON
j. L. BKlTTON.
Jan. II, 1859. 80 If