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Tho Baptls. Home mission society.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26, 1870.
The celebration or the thirty-eighth anniversary
OF the Baptist Home Mission Society took place
to-day at the Broad and Arch streets church. DR..
Backus read the annual report after which the re.
port OF delegates from the various counties set
FORTH In short speeches, the claims OF tile Gospel In
various fields Of missionary labor. Rev. G. u. Penti
cost, OF New York; Rev. A. E. Mathers of Michigan;
Rev. j. 3. Schotte OF Germany and Rev. Dr.
Cheney OF California, were the principal speakers
Rev. Mr. Simmons, of New York, secretary Of the
society," spoke on the subject OF colored schools In
the South, and said ne desired to see college there
for the education OF coored persons for the mius-
try. The following resolution was referred to a
special committea:-
Whereas in the judgment of this body largely represent
Baptist denomination In the United Slates IA er
temey desirable TO have the work OF educating coored
Baptist preachers and teachers carried through tho
agency OF some mission socisty therefore
Resolved That hereby unite In petition Congress
declare void the charter the iheo
logical institute and University the wayland Seminary
successful operation, being capable OF meeting all the ne
cessies o. the Baptist demo ninat ion in Washington.
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A.-Summer STYLES Ceats' asId Youths Hats,
BURKE, los Fulton street.
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aYunn &c Co., ~ Park Row, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMER1CAN-Pasents obtained In
The United states and all forslgn ooun tries
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An American Gun, but Peaceful.

LONDON, May 26, 1870.
In the case OF the government of the United States
Vs. Bakely, for the possession OF certain guns shells
and other or nance, up for decision to-day be.
fore the Rolls Court, wien judgment was given in
favor OF the United States.
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SHIPPING NE w s.
Almanac far New York -Tai, Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS
steamr. sais Desiaali5a. / Ode

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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Mems and BOys' Straw nrd Panama Hats,
just opened. TERRY, 10 Union square.
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For a Stylish and Elegant Hat Go 60 Ter.
RVS, 10 Union square.
tsentlemen's Summer Hats-Asscrtment Com.
WAKEocK CO., 5ls Broadway.
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CristndorO's Unrivalied Hair Dye.-Sois
and applied at his wiz and scalp factory, No Aso Hous
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Soothing.

LONDON, May 90, 1870.
! The Pail MdI Gazette to day admits the prompt
tude with which the American government has
acted on the Canadian frontier and seeks to dissi-
pate 'the fears OF those VINO expect the worst re-
suits from the Fenlan INVASION"
Tho Fenlnu Invasion Reported TO Parliament,
LONDON, May 26--P. NJ
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Mon
sell said the Colonial! Department had received tele
graphic dispatches from the Governor General Of
Canada announcing that the Fenians had crossed
the line near Phipsburg and at other points on the
frontier. and that trouble was threatened at various
points along the border But he was happy to say
tne government had further information that the
President OF the United States had issued proclaim
alton OF warning and General NJ ade had despatched
troops to the fontler to prevent violation Of neu-
trality.
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Lay Preachers Recoanized-Opposi ositi0n to
Union with the Northern Church.

LOUSv1LLE, May 26, 1870.
In the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church this morning there was an animated discus
sion on the question OF appointing lay exhorters.
petition had been received by the Assembly to pro-
hlbit the appointment. The committee appointed
on the question reported In favor of allowing lay
exhorters, which report was adopted by rhe Assem-
bly,.
bly, for committee OF conference t. consult respect
ing the settlement of the differences that are In iti.
CATION, Is theme OF great Importance.
The Committee on Foreign Correspondence were
not prepared to report to-day. Their report Is the
order OF the day for ten O'Clock tomorrow.
The addresses OF DR.. Van Dyke and Mr.. Dodge
yesterday made q profound Impression and struck a
tender cord In the breasts OF large number. The
overture was cordially responded to In the feelings
question would have been settled affrnatvely by an
overwhelming majority; but number Of leaders
To any response that may eventually lead To union
making efforts to counteract the effect OF the
speeches 0i the delegation.
This evening the First Presbyterian church was
well ned, upon the occasion OF the reception OF the
foreign delegates The Moderator OF the assembly
occupied the chair. The proceedings opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. thompson, OF New YORK. The
following gentlemen were received by the Modera-
tOr:--Rev. Davd lngies aud Rev. Thomas Lowry, OF
the Synod OF the Canada PreSby terrain Church, and
Rev. John Edmund. d. D.. and Rev. John Mcleod,
ID. d., Of tie Synod OF the United Presbyterian
Church in Great Britain and Ireland. Addresses
were delivered by the above named gentlemen after
which the meeting adjourned.
Adjournment Of the General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church south.
MEMPHIS, May 26, 1870.
The General Conference OF the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church South, after transaciing large amount
OF business OF no general Importance, adjourned
sine die to-day. Just before adjourning Bishop An
drews delivered his farewell address, Owing TO the
shops extreme age IL is not probable that he will
cver met with them again.
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NIissisouoi spring water Cures rights Dis.
ease scroua Cancer and all impa rites OF the blood Sold
hX al leading drugslsls.
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Devid's Sumrsnr STYLES cf (.eutIenen's Hats.
salesroom 1924 Broadway near Duane street.
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Diamonds, Watches and JcweIry
selling reduced prices. GEO. q. ALLEN
tlS BroaiMAY. under 81. NlchlLaa Hotel.
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Thc Mctrepeiitan Job Printing Esty biIsh.
s7NAssAr STREET
Old HERALD BUILDING.
THIS well known establishment oerS po.
by other In the l nited States. " - fs"'~.
Cali and get your estimates Tor rfs
ALL SORTS or PAINTING.
ircv ~s
iLLUMINAAIED FOSTER WORK
p....,., .,,..,,., ,.,tvv a CARD.
a.. ~ ~ " PRINTING.
o. rS la .avpAsy with any other osaca
o,r ae~ Net .oa viii do wen 10 caoa us ana examine
wood Enqr. sTo, * OF CUTS
aving done at short notice and at low fgireS
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Royal Havana L0ttery.--Prixcs Paid In Gold
furnished The bghest paid for
and All kinds of God and silver ft
TAYLOR a CO.. Bankers, III Wall street, N.Y
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SUMNER CAMPAIGN.
PRICES DOWN.

FIVE DOLLARS
ron 0FNTs' PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HATS.
GENrLEMEN'S, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Felt and Cloth Hats, every Style color low prices.
WARSoCk 4 co, 6is Broadway.
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The Fenian War News from Canada
Reported to the British Parliament.
English Opinion Of President Grants
Proclamation and the Irish
American Movement
Portugal Agitated for Ebe-
Tlan Union.
Parliamentary Opposition to the
French Cabinet.
ENGLAND.

The Esniau War Nsws from Canada-Presi-
dent Grants Proclamnti0n-A "Decided
aemanflnxs
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

MIR. w. p. SMITH, the very worthy
proprietor Of the Sumter Marble Yard,
received IL severe blow in the face aud
shoulder, on Wednesday afternoon
last, whilst assisting to remove from IL
wagon Il heavy slab of marble. \ piece
Of timber used as part Of the plat
iHrm Of the wagon WAS thrown up with
great violence by the fall Of the marble
TO the ground in0icting the wounds
mentioned The escape OF MIR SMITH
from instant dra,h, was almost mlncu-
lmls The blow brought him to the
ground, aud he was carried l.umc in n
STATE "i' in>cn>ihi!ity Mr. SMITH j..
still suffering severely from his injuries,
Int it is hoped, will soon he able to
resume his duties
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X Os KOO!

Prepared by DR.. j. j. Lawrence, tho cclcbra cd
YSIcI,N and CHEM ST. Norfolk, VA, is II SAT-
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAESED by
TOEpIDl'rY OF TIE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF TIE URINARY ORGANS.
DEEANGEMENTS OF rIIE NEEv Us
SYSTEM.
1t runIrI and EXRIcnEs the BLOOD, RES.
TORIES the LIVER aud KIDNEYS to n healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS,
and ISvIGOEATES the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL is NOT Fuicnt Medicine.
F0RMrLA around each bottlo.
ESDoIsED W tic best Nysiciom.
The MOST POPULAR .Ncdicinc ia use.
Dr. LAwHESCE is constantly in receipt of
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS Of M,EKA.
DLE CURE. performed hy KosKoo.
MI letters answered aud advice givcn-FREE.
KOSKOO for saleb by Druggists everywhere at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sale by
j. +. W. DrTormc,
July 2S-ly Sumter. s. C,
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NEW ADyu;sSru,s:yYusS,rS

PLANTERS WAEElOCSE-p Prices reduced
This establishment is progressive in enterprise
and its pr"prict"rs are liberal and courteous.
THE SUMTER BOOTNND SHOE STORE
New stock. Somc charming Ladies' Caters
| and general variety "f new Eo"is and :ih"cs
We were much pleased with what we saw. day
| or two ng". NJ this establishment. Mr.. Caldwell
the very courteous nnl grnilcmhnly proprietor.
has returned from his visit North, and wall l.,
pleased I" serve his ,.mcr*.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE .;iiOp AT SUMTER
McSsrS. rultm,u .t Wri,s have removed tn sum.
ter and are prepared tn untc Bouts and Shu" :
Z" order They ""'nc with S"od MAINE prc"c,iin; :.
them; an l.. un'l"r the r".,utu III bcn. n-r"m
rl'shc'l work u in heir important dcpartmrnt.
We ask i.r them the cn"n,lra: cement which is due
To- hunrEiy. Industry and capacity.
MESSRS. ADRIAN & VOLLERS. lca,iin.,
Grocery Dealers. of Wilmington, ulyvrii:,
general supplies in "',r paper to day.
GENERAL. INSURANCE. AGENCY-Mr. A.
While at the Sumter Book Store, is prepared to
issue Fire and Life Policies. MS tho Agent of
Companies amply responsible.
SlIAW'S COTTON SEED llULLER-AicssrS.
Br"uic & Co.. Factors nn,l Commission Merchant .
"f Charleston. il will he seen. nrc agents for this
valuable machine. See advertisement.
a. j. MELD Honest. liberal and inlus,ri-
aus. Calls upon his customers to ruy Him for
work done. Surely they should respond prompt
~
G. NJ. I'LL RST Prrhat Judge, calls for returns
fr'm Guardians. Executors. Trustees. &c.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIE advertiser having been restored to health
in n few weeks, byn very simple remedy. alter
bnvins suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
il nnXiuus To make known to his follow. sufferers
the mcans of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send n copy of the
prescription used free OF chntgc), with the
directions :"r preparing and using the same.
which they will find n sure Cure Tor c"nsump
i"n Asthma. ljruhchiis, otc. Tho object Of the
."ivcrli.rr in sending the Prescription is To hcnc-
iii tho afflicted and spread information which he
conceivcs to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy. ns II will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June 2.
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IONI,NI itIs6H.AII.

SUMTER MARKET. MARCH 30.
Cotton firm at from IL to 20 but ,i;tlc
off ring.
BAcON-Eih Sides 10! G9oo; Clear, do, 90
a. 100 Shoulders. l6Gt 20; Hams, IS.
LARD-"nGt2jc.
Fl.btE--Pcr hb. $1M SIC.
La.uayra, "oW"e; Java, Ij@5
Rin, 22M3n.
SALT So 30
sUGAE-Br"wn. 1e!@1i; c., l5@l7; a., IL
Gy0n; Crushed. 1910 on.
BAGGlN lNG-Bcst. 3nGy32; Gunny, 2S@3O.
IRON-TIES- l0Ml2.
hOPE-lOGi.lj
BATESVILi.E SIIIRTING@--Pcr bale I2c.
YARN BY TIiE EALE- So lNc. Per hmnrll.
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IeEDHVsVUS!!
The S. s. S. of 1861,

Or Dr. JEU SONS ri,iual Suriil.nN SuuIniNt;
SYRUP For InILpEEN TsErnING, is again re
>usci,atud!! 1t is G"rr;yoni Of tho Homei
dimrc'S contingent up"n This period IL y,uic.
j"l f"r"i""iirr nuf'iti"nx %Yr"p aud II
ye"tc An"'iy"", inducing c''im AMI r./i,shi"y re-
p".c. without the pcinicrus and distressing re
dictionary disturbance of the nervous system
that results from the exhibition Of most prepnra
ti"ns ns-c"pre.siy mate J"r ~hiiircn. Its use in
the Southern states, rs far bark us 1862, cStab-
ishcl it, reputation us n southern Institution.
and, as II medicine unriva.!cd. and as being the
brstanl stirH preparation for chii.frcn tccthiny,
cnSuring REST 70 MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
Hci and >ienyh t" their infants. 1t is therefore
mcffirinc. un,l needs u" advertising where
il is hest known. Every prccauti"n has been
taken t" preserve and pr"t.ct il from fraudulent
c"inicrlciis. 1t is m"nnfuriarcd oniy at tie
Lnb"rntory If CoIrE, ToMrKiSs & IIuED. mem.
bcrs Of and success rs TO, the old established
SOUTHERN DRra House. OF lIARnAL. RisLnY &
KITCHEN, I4l CHAMBERS STREET. YEw YoRK, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and is for
sale To tho citizens of Sumter and surrounding g
country by the following first class and respccta.
bic Druggists: a. ANDERSON t. Co., j. L. w.
DEL.RME.
June l6--1y
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Attention is directed to tho timely
and conservative remarks Of Mr.. w.
BEAU MONT CIARKsoN, Of Bishopvillc,
as published in this issue. His snggcs-
tious are worthy of consideration.
Meanwhile, VIC beg to direct Mr.. CLARK
SONS attention and the attention OF
teachers throughout this section, to the
call for meeting at Columbia, in May
next.
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DARLINGTON COs,NTY COM,IISS1ON.
EssS--EAkE NOTICE.:

TIL" Sum;rr Coanty Commissioners
acriarr, over their signatures, on .an>
"'lrr c"ium", that the failure to rccon-
S'rnci the bridges on l.yncl,c's Greek
which constitute the dividing line and
means "f communication between nar-
lnIg'on and Sumter Counties, is the
result of want of action or co operation
%" the part OF the Darlington Board =
We trus! our Darling on friends will
Cook int" this matter. \ little agitation
just here, would TO doubt prove health.
iul What say our friends OF the
D.mocrat aud ,Somhpmer?
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COLOMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE.

y meeting of the Board of Trustees
OF the Columbia Female College was
held at Columbia, on the 10Th inst.
Fourteen members Of the Board (tcn
Iayand four cIcricaD were present. Rev.
John w. Kelly, Presiding Elder OF
Marion District, was elected chairman,
and Il. ID. Sem, Of Columbia, Secretary
and Treasurer.
The financial condition of tho insti.
tuition was thoroughly discussed, and it
was determined to free it of pccnniary
emIarras>mcnts at the earliest practicable
moment. With this view, special
committee, charged with this matter,
and consisting Of the following members,
Was raised a. y. Gilbert. OF Sumter
IL. L. Wrigh+, of EdgcGcid Robert
Norman, OF Newbcrry ;J. II Kiusler,
o' Rlchland, and Rev w. G.. Power, of
Brownsville Circuit, Marion District
The feeling and purpose of the Board
as indicated at this meeting, was in
INC direction OF re.opening the College,
sosoon as circumstances 'wou,d ncrm;,
~ vigorous effort will be made to lioui.
date the liabilities of the institution
and in this effort, the assistance of all
friends Of female education is earnestly
asked.
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THE SEASON AND ATS DANCERS,


THE SEASON AND ITS DANGERS,
The human body is chiefly composed of tissues
and fbres Us sensitive in every change in the
condition Of tho atmosp phero as tho most delicate
elcctrometcr, or the quicksilver "a u barometer
| tube.
The stomach, tho skin, tho nerves, the luugs,
| and the excretory organs are especially liable to
b0 affected by these variations, and the best do.
fence against their disastrous tendency is to kssp
the digestive II achinery, which feeds aud noas.
ishes the whole system. in good working order.
If the stoma,h is weak or disor4lcr. d neither
tho blood nor the bile can bo in n heulthy state,
and upon the fitness Of thsso two important fluids
for tho Offices as signed to them by nature, and
tho rcgnla.it" of tl.cr Duw, health in n great
measure depends.
When the mir is heavily alon with chilling
vnpors, rs it often is at this season of tho yeap,
tho digestion should TO an object ofrccular caro-.
If it is week aud languid, tho whole physical
structure will be cnervatc. II il is vigorous, tho
entire organization will be strong to resist tho
nu'owurd and depressing influence Of damp and
vitiatcd atmosphere.
pure and powerful tonic is therefore cspo
cially needed us II safeguard against the diseases
most common in the spring, and IIos,ctters
Stomach Bittcrs being the most wholesome and
potent medicine Of tho class ut present known,
course of it is particularly advisable this pc.
riod Of tho year. Tho stomach will thereby be
toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels
regulated, tho nervous system braccd up, and
nature put in IL stutcof active defence against tho
miasma which supcrinduccs intermittent and
rcmittcnt fcvers, rheumatism, nervous debility,
headache, hypochoniria and other complaints
which are apt to assui tho untoned and unfori-
fed organizations. Tho body is strengthened
without exciting tho brain, and consequently
no unpleasant, reaction follows its Icvving and
rcnovating operation. March.
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nea- We have been pleased to re-
ccivc call from Mr.. Z. ii. GREEN, re-
prcscntin. the Dug House Of VIM. ii.
TUT a. LAND. Of Augusta, Geo, which
is probably the largest establishment Of
tn kind in the South.
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THE EFFECTS or ADVERTISING

r. G. SILVER is called, BY the
Chester RTorfrr, "thc ~. Il. Stcwartof
Columbia" He scatters his ADVERTISE
mcnts broad cast. Accompanying tha,
Which appeared in our last issue was
the very liberal order for all papers in
the upper, the eastern and western
portions of tho State to copy and nd
bill. Such a merchant is worth nil
lions of business to any growing town or
city, and is bound to accumulate largely
and to become prominent in his de-
part mcnt.
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MANIPULATED GUANOS,

TeW Of cottDn july iHcre0scI 100 pei
cent. by tie use If Phunic Gnono.
Newman, Ga, Dcccmber 20, 1850.
.Nessrs. Niicor, Gibbs d Co:
Your fnvor Of LIST instant, asking tho result OF
tho use of the Phoenix GuanO bought of you
last spring. was duly received. stuto now, as
on former occasion, that tho yield of cotton q
havc not applied it to anything cisc) 'c"s Jaiis
one h"ma' eel percent. LcHtr "u the land where il
was used than whcro it was not uso,l OH land o
the same quality. and think this to be u safe
calculation generally, whore tho Guuno is proper
ly applied.
Respectfully. II. III. WRIGHT.
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STIEIssFF'S SALES.

DN virtue III sum'lry Executions 10 nc direct
I'D cd, will bc sold ut Sumter Court Hon. O, on
Inc first Monday and day following in April
next. within legal hours of sale, tn tho highest
hillcr for cash, tho following property, situated
in Sumter County. Purchasers to pay for titios
and stamps.
One Horse, Wagon and huggy. levied on
as the property nf James w. Richardson, at tho
suit of JuLn Batcman.
One Tract of Al acres of land, more or less.
lying partly in aud partly out of tho town of
Sumter. h"undcd North by tho ROAD leading
Eastward from Sumter. on the East by lands
formerly Of Freeman lIoyt and j. IL. Dinylc,
S"u,h by lands of WIN. Wcbb West By lands of
". Graham and other lands Of YIN. Lewis;
ALSO,
Ono Tract Of I25 acres of land, moro or lcss,
on Alligator Branch, waters of Black River,
about 3 miles Southeast from Sumter, bounded
on the North hy lands nf a. q. NenmcS. East by
land "f Estate If Vim. Pringlc South by land of
II. ;. Rcamcs, West by land Of Mary $. Kcancs
ALSO,
One Tract Of CSC acres Of land more or less,
two miles East Of the town Of Sumter bounded
North hy the main road from Sumter to Muldrow's
Crossing Of Black River. and adjoining lands of
Es,otc OF C. p. Chandler. II. Mason Rcamos. -.
u. McInurih and wife, Eliza Chandler, N. Cru.
ham and Il. Pringlc;
One Trac! Of PHI acres of lanl moro or loss
bounded on the East by tho Road from Sumter
t" pl"wdcn's Mill, and adjoining lands of Estnto
oI Wm. pringlc. land Of L. j. C"ghan and other
lands Of VIM. Lewis:
All these tracts Of land levied on MS tho prop
erty of William Lewis. dcccnsc,l, under tho FL.
Fn. of JhbcZ Norton, VS.. WIN. Lewis.
One Tract Of 3G7 Acres of Land, moro or less,
heinz the remainder of the tract of $50 acres,
after the homestead was laid of, adjoining lands
of VI $. Durant. Porter NJ. Wilson and Wells
and others, levied upon as the property Of Chns.
IL. D"rnnt, Mt tue separate suits Of Il. Spencer.
II w. Durant. Wm. j. McLcnh, Admir-. Eliza
g. Mnrchison, w. II. Smith & Co., and D. F..
Fleming & Co.
The Machinery Of ono Steam, Saw md Grist
Mill. at or near I.ynchburg, and mules, lowed
on MS the property Of e. B"ylc, ut the suit of
Daniel Wootcn.
T. j. C0GHLAN,
Sheriff Sumter County.
March % 1870
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Al, sys,.ns and institutions

All systems and institutions. whether civil or
otherwise, which are incapable Of moving nlnny
with the tide ot puhlic Improvement, will snm cr
or later he swept away by its progress. Medicine
is not nlo"t fr"m such Influences, hut the "O.l
Carolina Bi,tcrs" are the fav"riic tonic of the
age, and bill fair to nui.trip all competitors.
The hest "W"rm Candy" in use is Winvnan's
Crystalzrd Worm DrnrS.
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THEAT RE OP EN-.
ssi5ysFs
Business before Pleasure;
A NEW PLAY. s.:is.,y'

CouSrRYNAN. Arc you tho man Tint ysSiiss
STORE CLOTHES so chcap7 q
ScnwEnIN. Yes, I'm the man. So ss.3t q
If your clothes out, or ruined by teartn.1
There's no use in cmssin but so right to Scho{isN,
G. What! Go to s,cearin'P Look hero,.' II, M
friend, if that's the way you talk, how dotyp,t.s
expect to prosper, when tho Bible sage eSss4ss
not at all 2" S'SSs2sy
S. You don't understand mo, monn c6tds :tSS
me and III tit you out with a now suit, ipsia1S
ami outside. My name 10 iSch,ccrn. ,2Tl'tts? .<
G. Oh! Thatsit, isit7 We'll i,s n cuss--.a vsryssa
bad name; any how. But sp"sO your 40. dis ~ SS
mono the worse for that, and SOC low yn,ru
ht me win suit outside from your stock ~
Hats, Boots and hoo, COnt. ~ So
Vests and Pants, Shrts. -5ssSis9fss<ss -5ssS;i9fs<s
Cnlerslirts, Drawcrs, Socks, y II. ySS,5sssS
Csllars, IInndcrrhicrs, &r., &C. l.Sssssssassssa l.SsssssS
hut how can you it me to II suit imsidc. h3sss ssS
s. Why. I'll tell ym. s",mo Of MY eSyeliSItse {
GROCER rs there would suit gan inside To IA, ~
w"uldu't they? &,sstss ~
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Sugar, Coffee. Tea. Fl"ur. MnIHses, sss5 s5
Cmnnca Fish. Oystvrs md Lnbste -, 7s.A ss
Chow Chow Pickles, &C.; &c. 80 < Il.
S. Yes. cell my sty. 4ss
Dry G"ods and Wet Cords, Groccric. e Z i,
Cl"thing and other nr;icl-s tot nnlfer ufs n.
to mention. very CHEAP FOK DASH. ssSMait
Profits and Qack Returns is my mo X S ~ !.
Exit Countrymnn with bag ftill, "a basAse;
full and bundle full. ~ s.598ry93.4tsst
Sept22 ;;i' 'fs,.sSaSs 9
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-03-30
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