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Required. They.
restore The caA
forces in a re-
n,arka5le Degree
|aad gioe. tone to
the SusfeM. fsl
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Because

They know the ingredients
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No MAN cAa BoaKow our OF
DEBT If you wish for relief, you
must work for it.: ieeonomise for it.
You must make more and spend less
than you did while you were ruhipg;
In debt. You MUST wear hofnespnb:
instead of broadcloth.,. drink water in
stead of champaigpe,,n and rise dt'fbtE.
instead of seven. Industry, frugalitySs;
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wealth, and the sure sources Of relief
A dollar earned is worth ten borrow;
ed, and dollar saved IL better thah.
forty times its asa6aht s dsefass gev;
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is. not worth q Thousand banks. and;
valuation laws.-PhizaaelpAiqiI Igs :
a~"n: IS
The case of pnrand:w Dunnal
was again up, before the: Superior,
Court. at New York, on Tuesday, ors
q. motion to vacate the second order oE.
arrest granted against the fdefendant4;
NJ Mr.. Seward has declinedatks bans
,qiiet of the New York Common
Council, Te-niGhtShe is to be enter
tainsd. BY aasSst Beifnont, and to-
day by the BeTarian Minister, F. De-
BarFeda. sz%Ac% seq. 80
Tifhss9 Virginia. Senate. PISS sd Inc
Enabling Act. andN is NOW 4 law, ak
ter the sigho.ursss. BY The sGoysrnor.s
The offices in the State now 'heldsby.
military. appointcss will b. tiled by
Tue 0oSerror a.: .sA.e+.sa =: :.
A caucus of the Conservative anemr
bers of the Vireinia Isegislatare,last
night nominated Jehn Mar$eYsJan..
present Lieutenant. 9overnofS for that
Office, and " Rlffnesjsot Rock
bridge, for Superintendent of:Fublic
Instruction. 4
Hon. John s. doIladay publishes
a card declaring himself a candidnte5
for re election to Congress to fill the
vacancy occasioned by his ,reccntires
signation. i
4 party of twenty-five masked men
surrounded the SherifFs house ut
Harrisburg, Louisiana, on Sunday
night. entered the house and killed
Colonel Charles Jones !and:his eldest
son. His Youngest son saved himself
.bYzlEhpihg frbih Che window. ;sas 81
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Why

Are DIR. Rabaek's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken tn
.gether for the cure of abr
diseases of tho blood2
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.nidsr ATTACAMENT.

,a33aidsr ATTACHMENT. .sI
j, D. willia&ssa; Pitt. Before T.. p.
j. n Ken md n. H. s &os,son y;
= Ozthef first dry of1AAarehy - u lS7od
said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of ffty-four
dollars. J. D. WILLIS SON." I
Plt'fs, by J. j, Jacobs their Atty. !
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a 777HTEF.

He has been travelling about hum
bugging druggists and private. parties,
mixing up, and selling a base com
pound, which be calls Wolcotfs Pain
sPaintaAlte OF, Walcntt's genuine rem
edies haven.a white outside wrapper
with signature fargs9:a1 4 l Look =, out f., for
oonunterfeitssa pa.;y sssEII a.es
six ints of Woicoftis .Annibiilsfor for
Gatarrh and Colds inthe head, or one Pint
.of. Pain Pain, for Ulcers or Pain, sent free
of ezpressecharges, on receipt Of the money
lon 10 g Of Pain PAINT double strreangfh5I Tor SO
Small bottles sold by1qH Druggists. % J
sNws0 gI4s3sIF .I az H WoLCoTT. f.,
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Because

After years of experience
and trial they have beeW
proven to be a sure fhre
for Dyspepsia and 1ndigess
ton.
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Why

Is it that Physicians use
and recommend DIR Hoo
backs Sugar-coated Bl6bd
Pills? & 4.
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Jsnss vicks' Flower md Garden
Sseds1 Or sale at Foltz's Ding store.
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'taeTrfIifs 'WiR6Sff k OF which The, mat col.
ii ne# published (ths second will
begaday Febr1arye91s9 is;sold BY
SBBSCRIPTr0NEONL and the
Price Is % 90 per- ol1me!,Y rsi''
Subscription MAY be given our au-
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country and introduced tie ScRn-I
diadriun Blood Pe'i6ee; since,
.tohich time thousands hare 6cen
cured, By It's use, Of Scvetala and
other blood diseases. Il contains,
besides the Ioditte of Potossa and
Syrup Of aiRingia, drugs Import
ed from Sscedess for is erpress
n,an4eactare, p,sakno,cn aud mott
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s.VoInwe 1ona N~sms,Rsads.

As soon as Mr., Clrtis's work is
published; the present generation will
have afhaph fuller and more complete
RI FoHaded conception of this extraor.
dinary, man than was possessed by
his Immediate contemporaries.
rSfr. Webster viii again came into
View as perhaps the foremost man Of
this century on the American Com
tinent n It was he that supplied the
IDEAS which triumphed i'm the late
war for the Union. The Unionnow
and 6reyer, one and inseparable,'
was b sentiment which he had So in
,fuseds-ihto afingenots hearts that
ttey wers ready to pour ont every
drop of their blood in its support.
lie Is The oneSmap without whom sue
cess could NOT Have been achieved
Ny. Ford .,
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Why
Because

They are the best conbina~
ton ever made.
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7x.Eto MR.. CT. CURTIS ::
SHf 6 RrsIIyiIIsf<eI a:sFas T9Al
.r.SEiA At. Danin1 Webster,

TkisGRE4f NATteNALgwoRKsWr writ
ful6llmept.. of Mr. ebster's
Observation-Disclosures, will he pub'
Iis6ad ia:two ye1dptssr 8 yo, 600 pages,
easiSo- i.a with elegant Steel
u Ms Webster. and fine
Mood ycuts, .!of. difeseRte views at
Eraaklm audi arshasld.sps
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: This work. was. commenced in the
year 1861, and is published % vol
Tie "New KmeFfcan Gy1cfoppaRdia.' >
Each Tolunis9is ntehdedtosbeaad Gyi
clop@dIa of, tife,i materialAand intef-
lectqal, development of the year, and
e~nltbraeees the political, CIVIL military
and social aifaifs ofiaff coufftriess ina
portant Public Documents Biogra,
ply; Statistics; Commerce, Finance;'
Literature; .cience; Agriculture;
Mechanical Industry; etc. In aSWord
It covers the same field as thei"New
American Lsyelopadia H,but each vol
confined to the results Of, its
year. Eight volumes have been pub
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We have the besttacilities forprint
ing wedding and cotfllion cards.
Come ihsdSbG EsSEgEI ,ais1 .s1Kl
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kept By apothe-
carries an this
c sy. a
single trial WiH
eonvinceMe most
skepacal Of its
cottda5m ods1e.
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Why

Do the Druggists recon-
mend DIR. Roback's Bittcrs
to their customers?
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Pass EonrAHY.-Star Nc. 2, held
an. sleefsa on Monday evenings for
ofic0 Ebich rssultA sS1blldEsH

Pas GoMrAHY.-Star Nc. 2, held
"A ,seetsa on Monday evening for
oaic<0 Ebich resultA sS4qdNsA
%. +. Grail, Foreman D.. 8. Luce,
.ToAsisbspt sFprenep5~S.g Arnold Seq
s~sJetays !. p,5GrSnsf, Treasures and
s1S9eoss0laaist eapl.s of Hosss as,aisi
s.esssr02cksT!I xocai snsertainmsu,
ssilf. Ss gwen IN School District
Hss<t1 3 stgsnetyiT R, khown7as
-~the~4 l1heFlnm~Di District on Friday
0tsghiRAgs March II, 1870. John
TseatmsnpwD bepresent and assist.
MnlzQg TpEssHp1The Demoe-
..raey.ofM Milton will hold a meeting at
PhrKs School Hohaeon Saturday aE-
AIssssAoSafats sssock- GA March 't9th,,
sekf he Purpe-efaf, nominating town
Asisshlp dafssra. Les thsrs BE- a full att
tendance. 2 .e1a s.s' ',F 90 1855
Is.gosheE townships folhw the ex-
ample OF Milton.
hsAs FConstant, ~arrirals-sat EOltxseDrug
St6fsr ) rsH6esSHinef, Ratapaison.
n-aEsbuttoass Pig-powders, Fly-kil-
fer, Bdg-poison, Pipe-fodder, Brain-
"A bfightenef, ar dying goods and 57cent
Cfgarsfor f1;cents.. Call and exam.
ias +,
Ar14fxpn gsulds obtain an accurate
sri- hkenesss Of yourchild, 60 to Edwards.
-I.fs-Sr 81 10 ~ fZ.9-.EstG "a
~ .1ssyySais; wan, want Wines. Liquors OF
srAsBraddiez;A for Medicinal orsGulinary
arposes~setfbeRatN Nelson a Gates'
= Drug Store, for they keep the PORE.
.rt;c. DEl;fT.54a -1z
80 .6St6 Beers Hardware and exam
iasdaetheir new stock of. Table Cnttlery,-
enysfsplxsed sForkssand Spoons.-An
=. ssttasGsrmsn,Slves ande Britanaia-.
shpspsr than syer:l e - -
,Hyou want good work, 60 to the
gallery IF. EdWardsi1 -.
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Roback's Ssom-
dch Bittcrs,.
unlike all other
Bitters IN the
market, possess
intrinsic mera.I
1Iosf RiHers sol
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PeonsIoN SroRE.-Dewalt Guth.
hsse = tsxlSto his old stand He
has kesehaeea the Peyision Store Of,
pessepEerg, where he
viii 1abpys 0shsstAs old customers,
and aers. FL , ll sell as cheap
N esthlishWe9 q town and will
pays lfSssst al Nice. for butter
No. &Gsts3 hAfs complete
st1sksf Essek Jzpsasss. English or
American EzttA o6lognes of All
kind. Hair OH md Toilet Goods
bef5A azruaz .guRh4 s %:
nzalRs.t casrsl s.Se1s, s % sen.. p.rs a.
;icstsassssBEERNH aadWate. SD
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New Stock of Olcloth, House-blan-
kets, Laprobes and Shelf Hardware att
BEERS.
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PRICE, OF THE WORK PER VOL.

PRICE Of III WORK. PER VOL.
In Extra Cloth, $500
In Library Leather ,.,s 900
InIHal Turkey Morocco, $50.
In Half Russia, extra guilt, Z so
In Full Morocco, ant. guilt edgt ),
es ag1 oE ~AIdyrt7s7p 900.
In Full Russia 7a,~,;ar 900.
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;H-you want good work. 60 to the
gallery DE- EdWardsi1 ~.
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MnsQg TpNssnR0The Demo.

.r.4fxpn gsulds obtain an accurate
,i~ hkeaessef %yeurchild, so'to Edwards.
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80 ,6Sto BEERS Hardware and exam
sas1aeltheir neY stock of. Table CUTLERY,
AfyefsplSeedsF ofkssand i6poons.-All
ssttasGprman,SIves sud Britanaia-.
.h.auor than exersz ~ liEc -
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REDIVTVUS!!
The s. S. s. of 1861.

Or DR.. JEUSONS Original SOUTHERN SoornlSo
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErnrSo, is again re-.
suscitatod! 1t Is n Corriyens Of the Bo,oel
disorders contingent upon this period q crate.
fat Carminaiirc; a nutritious Syrup and q
9e"Eo Anodyne, inducing CAIN and rcfreshing re.
posc. without tho pornicious md distressing re.
actionnry disturbance Of tho nervous system
that results from tho exhibition of most prepare
tions-erprtssiy made for children. It's use In
tho Southern States, as far bnck rs 1852, estab.
lished its reputation as Southern Institution,
and, rs n medicine unrivnlled, and as boing the
destnnd safest preparation for children teefhing,
cnsuring REST 20 MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
lief and sirengh to thcir infants. II is therefore
no ne'o medicine, md needs no advertising where
1t Is bost known. Every precaution has been
takon to preserve md protect it from fraudulent
countcrfcits. It is manufactured only at the
Laboratory Of CoIrE, ToMrxrSs & HUMP, mem.
bors of, and successors to, the old established
SOUTHERN DRua HOUSE OF HARRAL, RIsLnY &
KITCHEN, l4l CHAMBERS STREET, YEw York, to
whom oil orders should DO addressed and is for
s"le to the citizens Of Sumter md surrounding e
country by the following first class and respeota.
bio Druggists: a. ANDERSON b Co., j. F. w.
DEL0RME.
Juno 16---1y
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LATEST NEWS.

WASHINGTON JAN. 30.- Revel, the
negro U. S Senator from Mississippi, has
arrived, and is the guest of MIR. Down.
ing, rcstauratcur to tho House OF Re.
presentatives.
The N. Y. IIerald's special from
Havana on the 2Sth, via Key West,
says General Jordan, after defeating
Pueblo, killing forty officers, killing and
wounding four hundred men, shooting
PuelIo's horse from under him and hurt
ing Puello's leg, he was placed in com
mand of the army, superccdiug Quesada.
Mr.. Sherman presented Ohio's ratifi.
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Mr.. Morton's bill admitting Niissis-
sippi imposes the same restrictions as
that of Virginia, with the exception
that no oath is exactcd from tho State
Legislators.
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Drunk BUT ONoR.

"You have but ive minutes to .live,'
said the sheriff; "If you have anything
to say, speak now" The young man
said : II have to die. had one little
brother. He had beautiful eyes and
aaxeu hair, aud I loved him. Que day
I got druuk--the last time in my life
and coming home, I found my little
brother getting berries il the garden,
aud became very angry without q
cause, and killed him with one blow
Of the rake. I did not know anything
about it till next day, when awoke and
found myself bound and guarded, and
was told my little brother was found
dead. Whisky had done it. It had
ruined mo. I mover was drunk but once.
/ have only one word moro to say, and
then aes going to my Judge. Isay to
young persons, never, never touch
anything that can intoxicatc." In
another moment the young man was
ushered into the presence OF God.
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It is bnt six yenrs since ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM, was first offered for sale. It's good
qualities was soon mado known at homo, and
very soon its fame was nosed fur and nonr; now
II is sold in nearly every Drug Store in tho Uni
ted Statcs-North, East, South and West. No
similar medicine stands higher with tho people.
1t is we'll known on the Pacific coa.t, and liberal
demands fur it from San Francisco, Sacramento o
in California, and Portland, Orcgon oven from
Australia, large orders arc received for it. And
throughout Canada. it is we'll and favorably
known. and sold every whoro.
Reaa what Captain Fostor writes:
PoRr BURwELL, March 23i, 1859.
Mcssrs. PERRY DAVIS & SON,
SIns:-I am pleased to notify you Of
The benefit which hayo received from Aliens
Lung la!sam, having boon troubled with a
cough for several yenrs past, tho Barsam was
to me. I Immediately procured It,
md found it to reliove my cough more rcndiIy
thnn anything ever tried. My wifo has also
used It with most satisfactory results.
Yours very Truly,
Captain D. FOSTER.
Captain Foster is ship owner and builder, re.
siding at Port Burwoll. Canada.
Sold by A. ANDERSON 4 Co., Drugeis ts
Sumter, S. @. TFeb.
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a vIRGlNEAN WANTS TO KNOW
HOW HE IN TO BEHAVE, NOW
TIIAT HE IS IN THE UNION.

The following will do to read, when
everything else in the paper has been
disposed. Of We take it from the COL
umns of the Richmond Dipotch:
Mossrs. Bditors,. Now that wc are in
the Union-~a sort Of tail-cnd joint
have some questions to ask. want to
know how to comport myself and obtain
knowledge ofwhat ;s necessary for
me to say and do under these new cir.
cumstances.
have hitherto spoken and written
the English language /; is it necessary
now for mo to talk Yankee ? For iu.
stance, shall I say "Guess, haow,
hadn't oughter," etc, etc. Must L learn
to drawl and use nasal twang to my
words I! Must | say "to hum" whom I
am going home, or in visiting a neigh
Dor should offer to come aud "set n
spclp' with him 7? Is it necessary to dine
on pork and beans and can you tell
me how to cook Goldfish Ought not
the Legislature to obtain a piece of
Plymouth Rock to be pluccd Oh top olthc
Washington Monument? Should not
the dccrecs Of the Hartford Convention
be substituted for the Resolutions OF '08,
and the statues Of Benedict Arnold,
Aron Burr, aud John Brown. rcplaco
those Of Henry, Jefferson mud Marshall,
with that Of Lincoln in the place Of our
hero cavalier? Should not our profess
ors in the University be removed ? But.
Ter might lecture on morals aud ethics,
Sumner on courage and true manlincss,
Banks OH the military art, Bccchcr on
theology aud tho law Of marriage and
divorce, Mrs. Stowe on domestic purity,
l}inghom on political honesty, and I'm
dcrwood (that modern larshalD on JUS
ticc.
mn afraid that thcrc is so much to
be learned, and am 40 "sot in my
ways" that it will tako at least three gen.
crations Of dil,gent scl,oolmarms and
Bureau agents to transform US into Yam
KEGS. However I will do my best, and
let you know from timo to time how
get on.
l all afraid this new diet will give us
all political dyspepsia. We asked
for bread, and have received a scanty
piece of plymouth Rock, by way of an
swor
Wo havo good memories in Virginia.
One chief cause Of tho Revolutionary
war was tho well-kept recollection Of
tho manner in which tho men Of Bacon's
time had been treated q hundred years
before by tho English Goycrnment.--
National sins are never forgiven because
natious mover repent. Hospitali.
ty is ono ofour virtues wo always
pay our debts, and mover repudiate. 1
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jIRRirApLK INVALIDAl.

81 Indiss.eis1 net enly sa.saa The physiesl hoalth
bat ths distositions and tsnPers Of its vieitsas
The dyspspt.s becomes. too, In MEASURE de-
uoraltssd by hh sifsrtaEs: He 10 sshjset to
dts oftrritation. ssllsnnsss. or despair, a. tho
case may b. pretesnataral seusitiveasss
which he cannot control, leads hin to niseeu.
s.rue the words sud acts Of thoss srouad hin,
and bis intercourse even with those nearest and
desrcst to hin -is NOS unffeqdsnsiy marked By
exhibitions oftss.iuess forsiga 70 bis real nature
These are tho >uentsl phsnomens Of the disease,
for which tho iavalid cannot be justly held re-
sponsiblo, but they occsslon much household dis
comfort II Ia to the interest Of tho homo cir
ole. It is essential TO family harmony ~ we'll as
to tho rescue OF tho principal sufferer ftom .
state not far removed from ineipisnt insanity.
that these symptoms of montsl disturbance be
promptly removed. This can only DO done By
removing their physical cause, . derapgement Of
the functions Of the stomach and its allied vls-
oera, the liver and tho bowels. Upon these
throo important organs Hoste.ter's Stomach Bit
tors act simulsaueouslys producing . thorough
and salutary change in their condition. Tho
vegetable ingredients Of which tho preparation 10
composed arc of . renovating, regulating and
Alternative character and tho stinulant which
lends activity to their remedial virtues is tho
purest and best that can be extracted from tho
most holesome Of all cereals. viz: sound rye.
No dyspcptio can take this genial restorative for
single week without experiencing a notable
Improvement IN his general health Not only
will his bodily suferlugs abato from day to day.
but his mind will recover rapidly from its rest
lessnes. and irrtability, aud thia happy change
will manifest itself in bis domeanor to all around
him. fah
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>N~E
PRANCE ARTHUR -

This hopeful sprops from 'the loius Of
British royalty--Q Qdeap victStia's third
to tho Oldest sonw-his put the political
circles Of Washington all ngog by his
presence at the far famed National cap
itol. .Ho has been. "trotted. around
in magnificent style. Grant bas .fsted
him-The~head of departments have
done likowise, and the whole corps d.:
plomatigue havo bowed and ,scraped.-.
On tho 9th ult., grand reception
ball, 10 honor Of the Prince, was given at
the residence of the British Minister
Mr.. THORNTON. This was attended by
GRANT, bis Cabinent, .mombers Of Con.
grcss and army and navy officers. The
toilets Of the ladies were glittering with
jewe!a-rich aud costly. All the mem
bcrs of the Cabinet, save BOUTWELL,,
danced. GRANT didn't dance.
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-------< y ------.--.---
NEGROES COMING SOUTH.

The l'ynclburg, Va, Repubiirm, Of
the 22th uIt', says that about one
hundred negroes left that place the day
previous Tor points further South. The
Danvillc Times Of tho same date makcs
Il similar announcements
We hayc noticed this moving Of the
negroes from what wcro recently the
border states Of tho Soutl, ror some
time past. The purpose scoms to be to
get to those places were their peo,
plo arc numerically strong, aud hence it
is NJ. unlikely that tho cotton States,
Gre long, will become tho homo Of the
mass Of this people who were recently
in slavery.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-02-02
EXCHANGES.

OURkES WEEKLY FOR BOYS AND
.GIRLs-The monthly part, for January,
ofthis excellent Juvenile publication,
has been received, Will, an attractive
and highly interesting table Of contents.
Terms SO per anumn. j. w. BURKE
& Co., publishers, Macon, Geo.
DIE MoDENwELT.-This illustrated
Magazine Of Fashions and Fancy Work
is published twice a month, aud is
probably the most complete, in its
single departments, Of any thing of the
kind that comes to us. Specimen
copies may be seen at the Sumter Book
Store.
THE LITTLE CoRpoRAL, published by
ALFRED l.. SEwELL & Co., of Chicago,
ILL.,, is pure, crisp and brilliant, in its
February issue before us. Specimen
copies at the Sumter Book Store.
HEARTH g. HOME is kept up in
attractive style. Wo observe the name
Of Mrs. HARRIET BEEcuER STOWE has
been withdrawn from the editorial staff
u "good riddancc" We would soy. Her
resurrection Of the private family affairs
of LORD BYRON and attempt to fing
infamy upon his great name, merely to
make money and gain notoricty for her.
self, has excited contempt wherever the
English tongue is spoken or its beauties
admired.
Specimen copies may be seen at the
Sumter BOOK Store.