Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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po t?t* i. OU? AHM. Ittngde^otto faded bloaeome of tbeOpriog, Wn eU-p tko MOM wit? regretful bend j Tk? Jay of Sen a er ia a vasUW tbtag I Lei U def**, s?4 lent? to u odor i Und Th? 4 ttl MM o? (MM eel to-tho A o lawn root, ?ho PMOO-cf human Jori UM lot??!and tho tort. Ah 1 I remember how lo wir . . : The prim*oM ond tho wi ld-flow?- grow beside My tangled foreat patho, vhooo detloae way? FnietTae with Joys of o TI urie* ualrled, A od torroa that waa mor* thon half delight, A ?d ??m*o of bn dd lng life, iud longing* lo flo I to And I remember bow, In Llf.'a hot noon, Arp-nd my beth t-h* Urith roaneshed Color ?nd fragrance, ond tba ?lr of Jon? ? Dreetaed rapture-now th UM Manner day; ax? Daye ot* ?wart peril, whtn tba Mipeotlay Lurking ot ovary turo of llfo'a enchanted way. Tho tight of Spring, th? bo a mer glow, axe o'er, ! And I rejoice In hnowlng that for na Tho wood bi oe and the rose? bloom no moro, Th*-tanner green ta gooe from told and tree; Brown berren aproya aland olear agalaat tho And le?rc?Vail nat, and lat tb? truthful auollgbt through.' Vor ma tba hooded barba of Autumn grow, Square atemmod end avbor-tlnted ; mint and MgO, lioroboand and balm-?uch planta M heulen J know; And tho decline of life'? long pilgrimage Ia aoft and awoej with marjoram and thyme, Brigit t with puro evening dew, nor eerpont'e gilt ?ring alimo. And ronnd my path tho aromatic air Broathoa health and perfume, and tho turfy ground Ia aoft for Weary fee', and amootb and fair With little tbornloM bloaaoma that abound In anio dry plaoea, whore Ibo mountain aide Lie? to tho Mttiog aun, aod no ill beast cen hide { What la theta to regret t Wby ahonld I mourn To loavo tho for?a t and the march behind, Or toward tho rank, low mandowa Mdly turn, _ t?lneo bore anothor loveliness I find, . Safer and not leaa beautiful-and bteat With glimpses, fetot and far, of tho long-wiabed for Host? And aol drop tho roaoa from my hand And lot the throne pricks beal, and toko my Down hu?, ocrosa a fair and peaceful land Laptin tho golden calm of oylog day; Glad that the night ia nenr, aod glad to know That, rough or ?mooth the nay, I have not far to go? Tho following is from tho LaQraoge Roporter. We tootler our sympathy to tho bereaved parents : ?'And o little child shall lead thom." There is a melancholy pleasure in tho grief of our loved and lost. There is a Bweotrmss io the remombrancos we cher? ish for tho idols of our hearts when they have perished from our sight. Tho mind naturally dings, with fond affection, to the memory of all they did in life. The little ohild that has wound itself around our hearts by the thousand sweet little incidents of its life, sc wuoh so that its very existence seems a part of our own, and is then taken from our fond remem? brances forever, we foel that thore is a sanctification in treasuring up, in affec? tion's sweetest memories, the touching story of that short existence. All other thoughts seem profano in the freshness of such new grief. FIDELITY IN LITTLE THINGS.-Great virtues aro rare ; thc occasions for them are very rare and when they do occur we aro prepared for them; wo aro excit? ed by the grandeur of the sacrifice ; we aro supported either by tho splendor of the deed in the oyes of the world, or by tho self complacency that weexperi ence from tho performance of an un oommon action. Little things are un? foreseen ; thoy return every moment ; they como in contact with our pride, our indolence, our haughtiness, our readiness to toko offence, they contra? dict our inclinations perpetually. It is, howovcr, only by fidelity in little things that a true and constant love to Qod can bo distiguished from a passing fervor of spirit. ?---.- ?e? A temperance lecturer, descanting on tho superior virtuos of cold wuter, re marked : "When thc world had become so corrupt that thc Lord could do coth ing with it, ho was obliged to give it a thorough sousing in cold water." "Yes" replied a toper present, "but it killed every critter on thc fuco of the earth " - A newspaper published in the ro pions of Lakes Memphromagog and Winnepcsaukoo, says that "fish in Lake Holleyhunkcmunk, Mc, oro said to bo superior to those of cither Lake W cc elyobacok or Moosclockmcgautuc. Those of Chauhungogunganiug were very fine, but they all got chucked to death iu trying to tell whero they lived." - A great many peoplo imagine that printers livu on old rollers, wood typo, "pi" and "sich fixing.'" This is a mistake. Printers live as other people do ; and in order to do that they must have money to buy tho necessaries of life, and flutter themselves that thoy will get it some day from their patrons. - Dudley Raudal!, who makes "Hash" for tho Aurora Rcacon and spices it well, is guilty of tho following : As Colfux had Neille Wudo, why don't ho have her uncle weighed, also ? Re causo he's Ben Wade. -A subscriber writes to an editor. "I don't want your paper any longer." To whioh thc editor replies, "I wouldn't make it uny longer, if you did ; its pre? sent length suits mo very well." KKEp your harness well oiled, for at this season of tho year they aro quito likely to bo often wet by storms. - "It is a poor rulo that won't work both ways," exclaimed tho boy, as ho throw thc ferule at tho schoolmaster's head. STORM y days aro a good time for a farmer to look over his tools, and put thom io ropuir for tho next season. -Gonornl Wade ilumpion has pur? chased a steam plow for $18,000. -"I love thee stilt," as tho quiet hus? band said to the chattering wile. -Young ladies arc genorolly honest out they will hook dresses. - A Mun with too much name. (Jas-Kill : tho first syllabic expresses everything. -Cadctahip Whitemore will console his "retirement" by a visit to his friends in New Kngland. - To cure? Raoholor's oohes-Carry tho patient cn, von yards of silk, with a woman in it. SUMTER F0g?ITOtt?B --AfllV. TV Chair Waro-B,CK>m*s BAS ON HARD A LA ROB STOCK OF FUR- i NITURB, foy tatt than ?aa be obtained fa any boothera market, earing ?alb fr?lg*v and risk of breakage by Railroad. pWith cjrperienee in tbU branch of bu fine** in tba Cit j of Charle* to a, for twenty-five yean, and having tba ?Avantages of the be? t Manufacturers, be ft offering int claaa work of which erery article ?old is warranted. , The a took consists of I Sofas, Side Boards. Book Cotes, Wardrobes Wash stands, Bureau?, Cottage Setts, WhatnoU Bsteasloa Tables .. Mahogany, Cana and WoodSsatReekingCbalra Mahogany. Cane ead Wood 8eat Setting Chaira Cribs, Cradles Trundle Bedsteads ?ad Cottage Bedsteads Every style Looking Qtasseo and Mattress?*. FI VU HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES last received, together with a lot of WALL PA* PBR AND BORDBRINO. Main Streetp opposite Express Office, VP 8TAIB8. J. E. Snares, Feb at-tf_ J* De GXLv&IGr* ; Upholsterer, Manufacturer, AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, JJESPEOTFULLY INFORMS IIIS friends and patrons that he is now prepared to furnish thom with Furniture, etc., of tho different STYLES and PATTERNS now in uso. Ho has now on hand a supply of BED ROOM AND COTTAGE SETS, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, BUREAUS, CRIBS, AC, AC. SAMPLE PLATES tram tho best Manufactu? rer? of Boston and Now York-will be shown to purchasers and any styles preferred, not en band, will be ordered for accommodation of pat? rons-all of ?hieb will bo sold at prlcos to suit the timos. FURNITURE made to order, In any style and at short notico. Manufacturing, Repairing and Upholstery done promptly, and in a neat and workmanlike manner. Chairs resealed with cano and made as good as new. Pioture Frames of all sizes, Rose Wood, Gilt, and plain mouldings, made tn order, and Looking Glanes set in frome?, and for sale. FUNERALS promptly attended to tn Town or Country, and Metadlo, Mahogany, Walnut, or Common Coffins, famished as required, at short notice. Dec 8 _' Ca T. MASON. WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER. SUMTER, S. Ce Has just received and keeps always on hand Now and Beautiful Stylos of JEWELRY, F YE-GLASSES, &C. IVATCUES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY HE PAIRED WITH DISPATCH. March SI O. P. HOYT. SUCCESSOR TO SO. CA. ^yroui.I) respectfully inform his frionds md tho publinnf Sumter, and adjoining counties, hnt he bas rocontly received a chuleo soleo ion of LADIES' AND GENTLE M EN 8' Wato lies, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, &c, &c.r His stock embraces all ?tho latest stylos, and till bo sold nt reasonable rates. Sept 20_ it Joseph's Academy. CONDUCTED hi TUR ] Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, SUMTER, S. 0. TUB Colleginto Exorclsoi of Isis First Class Institute, will beresuraod on tho 1st of September. A prompt attendance is rcqnostod In order to facilitate tho progross and arrange tent of tho olnsses. The now buildings are r paclous and elegantly finished, furnishing as. ommoilations for ono hundred boarder*. Tho ?tensivo grounds and piaaaas aro ample for open lr exorcise, and yoong ladies are thoroughly istruotod io English Mathematics, French, Ita an, Muslo, Drawing,Painting, Ao., Ao. Location oalthy, air pero, wa'er good, and terms reatoa> Ide. For particulars nnply to tho Superioress of t. Josoph's Aeadomy, Sumter, or to the Supe loreta of the Sisters of Morey, Charleston, who > ill endeavor to meet tl*e prosiuro of the times, j Nev. 10_a HLYEIt PLATED WARE, j JUST RECEIVED j CASTERS, NEW PATTERNS, BUTTBR DISHES, GOBLETS, CUPS, * CALL BELLS and various articles for IIIIDAL PRBSENTS. Murcb 2i C. T. MASON. John P. Taylor & Co. a^iWjipi?? ?AJ??*-* <*. Engineers, Boile^?fcem ?e,, NOB. 4, 6, 8,10 * 12 PRrT0BARD-8t. . ' (NEAR THE V?? DOCK), CH4R^TQ!f, ?Q. CA? Steam Engine* and Boilers. MARINE, BT At ION A BT A PORTABLE Rico Treshers, and Mills of j every description. Shafting Pullies and Gearing. Iron Fronts for Buildings, Castings of every kind in Iron or Brass. We guarantee to furnish Engines and Boilers of as good qual? ity and power, and at as low rates as can be had in New York, Baltimore or Phila? delphia, AGENTS FOR JUDSON'S CELEBRATED GOV? ERNOR AND STOP VALVE, which aro pat oo tjl of oar Engines. April 80_lm SPRIGG AND SUMMER JL 3BCAM3P,fia- m Th? Variety of HATS, Ac, at STEELE'S "HAT HALL" ?elipses anything yet offered io this line. ter THEN TUE PRICES ! "?a Men'? Wida and Narrow Pananas, $1.60 to $2.50 Extra Wido Straw Hats, for Fishing.26e. 60o. to $1.00. Gent's "Nobby" and "Nattie iStraws, $1 00 to $2 00 Tooth's Leghorn Straws, 25c, 60c, $1 to $1.50. Ladles' and Misso*' Hoods, 16o. to 26o. Plantation Straws, br the doaen, $1.60 to $3. First quality 811k Bearer (now) $6. Professional Stiff Black Hat $2 to $4. olen's and Boy's Soft Foti Hats 60o., $1 to $4. UMBRELLAS. GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, 75c, $1, $2, $3. ALPACAS, FINK, ? $4, $4.50, $6. SILE, ** * $7 to $0. I am agent for the STORM KING UMBRELLA! Which will not tara wrong-aide ont in o gale. I am agent for the "Burglar-Proof Lock Umbrella." WALKING CANES. BAMBOO, TONQUIN, GRAPEVINE, ASUETOS, MICKORY, MALACCA, AND OTHER CANES, With Ivory, Bone, and Various . Mountings. Canes for Mon, 25o., 50o. 75c. to Faney, $2. Children's Little Summer Canes, 26c. REMEMBER OUR WIOE RIM PANAMAS ! STEEL'S HAT HALL, NO. 313 KINO STREET, Charleston, 8. C. SIGN OP THE BIG HAT. April 20 _8m JAMES ALLEN, DEALER IN Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, FANCY ?GOODS, ?frc, . NO. 307 KING-ST., CHARLESTON, 8. C. ?9f Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired. April 20_6m_ HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Wines, Liquors. Segars, TOBACCO, &C, 197 EAST BAY, Charleston, S. C. II. BISCHOFF, O. WULBERN, J. H. PIEPER. April 20-6m_ E8TABLI8HED 1838. DANIEL He 8ILCOX, Furniture Warerooms, ITS, 17? & 270 ki?u sx., CHARLESTON, S. C. 93F Good* carefully packed. April 20_tljan. April 20 _ 6m PAVILION HOTEL CHARLESTON, 8. C. BOARD. PER DAY. 83.00. tOST. HAMILTON, MRS. H. Z>. DtilTB SK!M.T>, Superintendent._ Prnprtetr NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP, On the Oor. of SUMTER and OAICAL-STS. Vhero ail kinds of Work In tho Blacksmithing jina will be finished in a workmanlike manner, nd at the shortest possible notice. The undersigned fools confident, from a sense f bis experience, (la the laitue** for the last birty years) that ho can give satisfaction, both a prices and in the execution of all woik en rusted tebin. W. 0. 8TANSILL. April 20_8m IUSINESS, VISITING, AND WK DD I Ntl CA DDS> Agents-BI^ODIE A CO., Faet?n and Commission Merchants, CIIARLBSTON. 8. 0. March to _1y_ THE CHARLESTON No. ?14 KINO STREET, CORNBR SOCIETY. CHARLESTON, S. C. CIGAR8. LA CAROLINA, per thousand........tJO 00 La Carolina, No. 1, per thousand.ti 00 La Carona da Espana, por thousand....35 00 Bl Bouquet, por thousand.SO 00 La Candeur, (small cigars,) per thousand... 35 00 Partages, (Havana Seed,) per thousand.40 00 H. Upmann, (Havana,) per thousand.60 00 Figaro. (Genuino Havana,) per thousand...YS 00 Janey Lind, (Genuine Havana,) pr. th'd. 80 00 As all these Cigars are made auder my especial care and supervision, I ean warrant that all will smoke well and give satlsfaotion at tho prices. IMPORT an CIGARS or DirreaiMT GRADES. LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS. I have a large and weU assorted stock of Do? mestic and imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con? noctiout, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and Filling at all prices. Also, Havana, from filling at $1 20 upwards to wrappers (Prime) at $3 60 per pound. NEW CIGAR BOXES For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready for packing. SILK RIBBONS VOR CIOARS AT ALL PRICBB. LARGE STOCK OV 8M0KIH0 AND CriBWlKG TOBACCO AND PIPES. merchants and consumers are rsspectfully so? licited to oall before purchasing elsewhere. Sat? uration guaranteed. All orders from the country will bo promptly executed. JULIUS MADSEN. April 20-3m_ Ph. S CHU 0 KM ANN, 271 KING STREET, (OPPOSITE n A 8 E L ST.,) IMPORTER ann OBALBR IR BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED, KNITTING WOOL, EMBROIDERY PATTERNS, FLOSS SILK, EMBROIDERY SILK, KNITTING AND EMBROIDERY COTTON, KNITTED WORSTED GOODS, FRENCH CORSETS, AMO LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS VELVETS, FRINGES, AC. ?&r* All orders by mail will be most carefully attended to, and doalers will bo sopplied at Now York wholesale prices. April 20_7m ~~ F. VON SANTEN, IMPORTER OF . Paris Fancy Goods, TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, French Confectionery, FIRE WORKS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, SUCH AS CLOTHING, NURSERY SHEETING &C, 220 King Street, 2 doors abovo Markot, CHARLESTON,S.C April 20-Stn_ FURNITURE, FURNITURE. R. WHITE, 236 K1N?-ST. CHARLESTON, S. C. KEEPS a Large and Full Assortment of Par? lor and Chamber FURNITURE, Bedsteads, I Budding, Choirs, Tables, Ac, Ac, which he con ! tinuos to Sell at his usually LOW PRICES. Every Article warranted as represented and Goods carefully packed for shipping. Orders accompanied by tb? Money or draft on a faotor, will obtain goods at tho Lowest Itrios thoy can bo bought. April 20-3m_ C. A. LEMONICK. CBAS. FOSTER En. EstRRTCK SELL. Lengnick, Sell & Foster, 27 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S- C. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FAHCY GOODS, LANIE'S TRIMMED HATS, AND MILLINERY GOODS . April 20-3m_ _ MBS. Me J. BOOTH, KINO STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS rooently received and opened an assort? ment of SPRING ANDSUMMERSTYLES OF Ladies visiting Charleston, aro invitod to oall and examine hor select? ions, orobracing all the novoltios of the Season. April 20_ Sm Especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession and tba Family, possessing those lo trinste medfelnal properties whieh belong to an Old and Pure Gin. Indispensable to Female?. Good for' Kidney Complaints. A delloioue Toni?. Put np In eases, containing one dosen bottles eaob, and sold by all druggists, grocers, Ac A. M. BININGER A CO., Establlabed 1778, No. 16 Beaver St., N. Y. Funo23 ly WB TAKE ORS AT P^BAStTK? IN Ol to the white. /They g^S^otlkM ?l* mt our BITTERS orer ?il o tb er?, w. hare eortli oatoa from navy of Ik* loading physioieaa In oar State, ?ho hare prescribed thom ta their prac? tico. ... The Old Carolina Bitters Will be fouad loTalneble for WANT OF APPETITE, GENERAL DEBIL. ITT, CHILLS AND FBVER? AND DYS? PEPSIA. Wa do not offer oar BITTERS ac a co ro f o rall diseases, bat as an Are uta Ho Tonio, they bara no equal. For sala by Druggist and Grocers everywhere). Prlnoipal Depot, Goodrich, Wineman & Go,, Importers of CHOICE DRUGS AND CHBHICAL8, Feb lft-ly_ Charleston, 8. C. DR. TUTT'S Golden Eagle Bitters* The Best Tonic Ever Invented. Recommended by tho best Physicians in tho country for tho cure of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Sick Her dache, Loss of Appetito, Female Weaknesses, And General Debility. IT HAS NO EQJJAL. It is a suro PREVENTIVE OF CHILLS AND FEVER, and is a O ll KAT STRENGTHENER IT EX ll ILK KAT KS WITHOUT DEINO FOLLOWED BY DEPRESSION, and on that account is the best bovorago. IT IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL. ' The most delegate Females toko it. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. jZ$r~ Sold by tho Principal Druggists and Grooers. April 13_8m P. P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. ? Largest and most complete*^ .?se* j Manufactory of Doors, Sashes, f mr 1 Blinds, Mouldings, Ac, In the f V. Southern Statos. ) ?SyPrinted Prico List Defies Competition.-f?^ Send for ono fte^ ??r* Sent Freo on Application. "S^ April 6 ly B. JOHNSON & CO. UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS, 301 KING STREET, Charleston, S. C. AFULL assortmont of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, always on hand, better and ohuapor than any imported. Wholesale & B?tail. -ALSO A largo assortment of WALKING CANES We pay ospeolal attontion to tho manufacture BUGGY UMBRELLAS, whioh wo ?an furnish as low as any bouse North and of a botter quality for tho PRICE. April 20_ 6m. PII?T?G lt AP HS, AT REDUCED PRICES. JESSE H* BOLLES* FINE ART GALLERY, NORTH-EAST CORNER Kins and market Sirc?te, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. PItOCELAIN LIKENESSES LTFJ5-SIZ1? PORTRAITS, In Oil, Water, and Pastel Colors, T?kort in tho HEGHECST PBKPBOTIONIOP ART. PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL. KINDS AND SIZPS. Feb IS-6m_ GEORGE S. COOK, Photographic Artist, 881 KINO STREBT, CHARLESTON, S. 0. ALL THU LATEST STYLES OF GOOD Work done at this Gallory, and Warrant? ed to EXCEL. _April 80-6m O AWAY WI i|,e? ~\ COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUP TURED-Sent post paid en reeatpi of 10 ots. Addrnss Dr. E. lt. FOOTE (Auth*t e* M.d loni Common Sense,) No. 120 Lexington Avenue, 1 New York._ AWAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old eyes made new, easily, without doctor or modi eines. Bent post paid on receipt of 10 eents. Address Dr. K. B. FOOTE, 180 Lexington Avon ue, New York. HINTS TO THE CHILDLESS sent free on rooelptofono lot tor stamp. Add ross Dr. . FOOTE, 130 Loxingtoa Avenae, If. Y, V?b 16 FORTIFIER f?Mnf Met' TdMO YET OFFERED. Bitters, il C$H8Vtt C?i. Pleasant to tho Taste, impart the constitution. A thorough - Purifier of the Blood. a regulator of NERVotJS force, and a powerful sustainer of il/ ri . ?jid ? Health, against th? encroach? ments of disease. Dyspesia or Indigestion is speedily cured by the uso o? this TONIO, also for Liver Dis? cases, Disorders of tho Kidneys, and loss of Muscular Power. It will bc found a sped ftc, and as a preventivo of Fever and Ague, I or a restorer of the natural pow? ers; when broken down 'by con? tinued Ague attacks, it has no equal. A curative for. the in? valid and preventive for Hie well that cannot bc surpassed. Females whose Consti? tutions have become NERVOUS and debilitated through sedentary habits and close confinement tc household and other domestic duties, will find this TONIC possessed of intrinsic virtues, able at all times to establish a healthy standard and bestow o new lease of pristine health, cheerfulness and alacrity oi spirit so necessary to tho happi? ness of woman. Tho genuine is put up in QUART BOTTLES, handsomely wrapped with di? rections in ENGLISH) FRENOn, AND GERMAN. . o?1 Manufactured only by tho Rocky Mountain Bitters Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS, 207 FULTON StjJ New York. For .?!? by I. A. M'KAGEN, BUM'f BR?6. a April 6 Sm "/.'V (Sf? Vv;^ *. Bightoen J?ttUoti M?JM??^^ Thousand Dollars-I?, G?>LD. J| , ? . ... ' ... . ......... 1 ?.. >{t >?V"<wV .. Invested lotto i x" HODS of Dollars. $2,000.000. ?#? .. - ; ?.".<*. ". ??. V'.*"'- " Risks io Sumter, talton, at Charleston rat?*.- SJSM ;.?.; Residences in the Country Insur r ec? ?tf Z 0 TT li?tes. . Losses paid promptly in Charles? ton. ? ?I . ... . . . . . : . >- V On tho payment of Ten Years premiums in C?SH, a perpet thoprOT?slo-ai or th? recent ?B<>a? pojit'' Ml, ia prepared to taft i : \ tifo or EBiowBeit P?Ut?tj, ON, IHK HOST ?AVORAB^ 4$^ t-'';w'' . Hnvi?g ^-'v Thirteen JMlyms of in Aaset?? perfe?Vuinritj Uparub lo tho insured ; while its immeist i ? **-??.?. W?V- - '. . .'.??> constantly increasing income o tubb to declaro liberal dividends. TU Polioy In this Company if stetdilj oroasiDg in raine, nt a cost ?hieb. ?4, ?|.?rj5 - - ' . <? ' ' creases with crory annaal psvuMt CHAS. H. MOISE; . Insoranoe Agent, * Snmteris. tfob2& PAedmonj; ana Arlington Mm^^^B^CE COMPANY. l^OSE TWO ?TAUNCH ?OMPANIBS, THE PIEDMONT AND "ARLINGTON" H?VI? COMBINED UNDER THE ABOVE NAME, AND PRESENT, IN THE SHORT TIMS OP TWO YEARS, A , LIST ?P OVER Eight Thousand Insurers and a Capital and Assets of ever One Million and : a Half of D lars, . ATTAINING TO A POSITION I ND IMPORTANCE AMONO Life laurance Companies never before reached hi so short a time. . Rights of Policy Holders in both the "Piedmont" and "Arlington' will remain unchanged, and tho same as before. New and advantageous features- in the new Company, will bo allowed the old Insurers co-equal with thc new ones Tlierc are Branch Offices in each State, where funds accruing cr invested*, and not taken beyond State limits. -.-j--o--. Branch Office in this State at Colombia, LE API IA RT, JEFFERSON AND RANSOM, Managers. J. S- HUGHSON, Agent. Sumter, B.C. REFERENCES ; Capt. A. A. Gilbert, Capt. E. W. Moiso, Capt. Jno. S. Ri<M Oot 6 i _ ---? SCHOOLBOOKS. Tho undersigned bave rocontly published a ?eries of N KW PICTORIAL READERS AND SPELLERS, adapted to the tastes of both foxes in tho family as woU as tho sobool room.. They havo been prepared by the Uer. Prof. J. L. REYNOLDS, D. D., of tho South Carolina University. The sortes consists of six volumes. Reynold's Now Pictorial Speller,...lie. Roynoltl's New Piotorial Primary Reader,.25c. 1 Reynold's New Piotorial First Reader.40s. Reynold's New Piotorial Second Roader,.OOo. Hoy nola's Now Piotorial Third Reader,.80e. Reynold's New Fourth Reader,.;.$l.25o. i SCHOOL HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. I ToVd in a familiar style. By Professor JAMS? WOOD DAVIDHON, A. M. Prloo 90 cents. < . Prof. REYNOLDS' WHITING BOOKS, ia a sories of ii ti robers-20 cents each. A SCHOOL REGISTER to last six months, 10c A TABLE BOOK for young children,-ftOo. por dos. Tho abovo publications aro being extensively used in this State, North Carolina, and Georgia, and wo aro encouraged to go on and publish a wbolo series of School Books in all departments. Duffie & Chapman, Publukcrs and Booksellers, COLUMBIA, S. 0. Also for salo at the SUMTER BOOK STORE, April 20 6W DR. 6HALLEMBIRQIR8 Fever and Ague Always ?tove Us? Chilla. Thia Medicino has boen bofora tho Pub Uo fifteen years, and 1? eUU ahead of all other known rsmodlee. It doo? not porgo, doos not siokon tho stomaob, ls perfectly tafe In any dose and undo* all drottm stanooc, and 1B the only Medi?me thatwHl OUR* IMMIDIATstLY' and parmaaentljr, every iorra of Fever and Ague, because it I? a p?tese? Ant** ?etetonsalaxlsu 6old by til TJrngftrte ; Maye . , . ' ; -, ,1? I* AXiEX A .W.P.B&* BROAD STR?t**, CAMDEN, S. C. Bvory dftiorlntjon of work e*eenteo\ With Eromptnosi, and lit the wa esl approved, ead 'dam* le ?tyla. Sets of To?th furnished at very mod* ?rate rates. 4 RKPBRKNCES: G?n. J. B. Kershaw, Camden, 0. O. ' , T. lin ru ob, M. D.. ? ? W 1 L. n. Deas, ** ** J. M. Davis, Esq., ? w Jan ? Om W?PF?Ki) COLLEGE 9PABTANBVRG CH., . * SO. CA. FACULTY: REV. A. M. 6HIPP, D. D., Presidia! isl Professor Mental ?ad Moral Seleses. DAVID DUNCAN, A. M., Protestor As** Languages and Literature. REV. WHITEFOORD SMITH, D.D., Frtlsssi En ellan Literature. % * WARREN DU PRE, A. M., Professor Hates' 8 clo noe. JAS. H. CARLISLE, A. M., Professor Et*? mallos. REV. A. H. LESTER, A. M., Professer HIstsrf and Biblical Literature. The Preparatory School, under tbs las*!?* supervision of the Faculty, Jae W. 8HIW? A. B.. Principal. Divinity Sohool-Ror. A. H. Shlpp, P. ?. Rev. Whitefoord Smith, D. D. ; Rsv. A. 1 Lester, A. M. ' The first Session of the Sistesnlh Collegis* Year begins on th? first Monday ia Octet*, 1809, tho second Session begins oa tbs first No? day in January, 1810. 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