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TA IcING A SHowER BATIH.-Doctor -"Vell, how did your wife manage the shower-bath, deacoini?' Deacon -'She had real good luck. Ma.lame MI vnlv toll her how she man agei. She s st 1 sie ha.l t large oiled si!k cap, with a capie to it, like a tire man's. that conlC all over her shoulders. and--" D etor-'S''s a fool f'o her pains -th . tt's 1 it tie way.' Da tw-'S> m/n Wifeo thmit~ht.' D.ctor--XYo)ur wifE. did nothing of the s.'rt, I hope.' Deacon-' Oh, no, doctor, she used an utn'mrill !' Doctor-- Vhat ! ised an umbrella ; what the mischief good did the shower bath do he-dr?' Deacon--'She said she felt better. Her clothes wan't wet a nite. She sit under the in1rilly bir half an hour, till all the water hal trickled orf and said 'twas co-l and delightful, and jumst like a leetle shw)Wer in sii:itmner. Then she took opt her things, add rub bed herself dry arter." MAltRIED VS. IBIltIED.-A clergy man who h1 t-1 ill the lottery ofinu itri>') ny drawvn a share that proved to himn worse thatn blank, wvas julst experiencing a severe s',olm-lin. froin his X.ui:tippe, when he w-is call :d up'on to uiite a pair in the hless'l state of wellick. The poor pars-):, net-ia.e'd by his own feel ings and experience, rather than by a sense of his canonical duties, c)cicd the bojok and b.gan 'Man that is born of a woman hath but a s'hort tine to live, ainl is full of iniserv,' &e., repoating a part of the burial service. The astnifshi- briilegroom obsei-ved -' Sir, ir! '.nl niiistake! I came here to be m-rrierl, not b-.riel'." 'Well,' replied the clergyman, 'if you ilisist 111 it, I am obhIged t naarr you; but believe ne, iluy friends, you had better be buried" "W r.r A N n-:?"---Peebles not long site. r ' .it) the o t):iee oft Squiire Livers, an l hastil d u ircted a deed of real estate to be draftel. "'To wh.>m is the estate to be convey ed?" int1iired the squire. "To George Bitters," replied Pee. bles. "Bitters---Bitters-..a singular name! Are yon sure vou have it right? Isn't it Bitters, or Betts?" "No! it is Bitters, and nothing else." And Peebles shot oft like a skyrocket. The deed was duly drawn up, and running throughout appeared the "said George Bitters," &c., with all the legal repetition usual in such cases. Next day the purchaser called for his deed. "What's all this?" exclaimed lie, on easting his eyes over thu iiistrmenenit. "Youriiin, sir, I imalgine,"' I esp'jon. ded thme seinire. - "M~ naine! No such thing, sir! Mynain is n it Bi tters It. is Stug, "O4 b6?eini:. 6r iniemel of lie mistake, Pe'sv-'r.- q ui- i . remar-ketl , that ilf syni!-imiymu wvordls, lhe di'in't nnme 'Iurnal. TmI-t:r. CO..r.- TX O'I.--Tlhev have Is, at ;,ie*,[h c u a- jiar a ge :lnn It is callil a "NiAe l." Thfle onr when the dl:t; is ISc .b, puts Un a warm.1(6 be ve~-r.i mihl; lhe themn, hi : ai m'st si id. . nri-v,1:Ice, e;i, reai ->ve the wmim himuin an.l w:- a !ight s in.um . r jiet.' a:.uin, thii4 saui 1 liai, 4. when! dle:a Ihed of it X(h!o:-us a ra. lin or drsn all this nii '-lt' t the /i / #'nse6a?/le of the pale-t's is as ever: indl ed. ai > di fe-rence emti b:, oblerved in its ext ,ior, which presents the same~ gr edu! appe~arance. ' What shall I hele vou to ?' 1a61ir.. the daumgh ter ot- a lhui II .lla., of a niud -est yoIuth at the dlinn er taI i. A wife.' was the 'nmek reply-. (t:/Iwm-tly; a:il it is . tid th kiindle. Were req usitt- t..>L iecurile the parilties.' People-6 wdl tl66ia,~ i - ti ir p inth ex. stlor n, sot do6 an66.ry p6.6 s. , 666ten 6iho!eed m6, g:v" to) m-m6 the6 appea6'rance:- of gre-terI6 vey:atb r..1vers:i. ' ut Iu,;r 66.e1 666 o6 'nin : he wI''~ orbI:il meei( ute er 6b by' th":r e. -entrwin(es-.--w:ikmj tou,. r ,ry62 '1 t 6 everv onev t'SP. 4.()rder 6' 2sh 4ermI v" uitymind. the1 1o-it of of thef state. Theire 6s- a (0oser Ponnei6.\ion: het~('( wenn god sense-andit good~ Inatutre th66m 6a'6 ge6-l sny posed. slmgrn 66lYi6 LovE itegetisriimneui andii 6'n:0ne o4f nlatuire, the bund andu remen (t oft s6o6m6P , 2the sprm ug anid spirit rofi11 6666 unverse -/)r. Nord/tt. - T he 1Turks havye a p6roverb, which says th't the devdl tmnplisx1 all ter mien, b61 tIt ile ien temapt 6 he derdl. "Stop that bawl,"' as the oldi bar beler said - when a baby below stairs kept him awake by - - uqulimr. 4 Bradford Springs P'EMIALE INSTITUTE. The likarl of Trustees of the Bradford Sprigs Institute, having elected a Principal ind two Assistant Teachers, to serve during { he p'resent yea r, in --hose qualfications they hi.tve the higchest conhidence, and having nmade every arrnigctiment preparatory to the coin iencemient of its exercises on the first 3MONDAY in JULY next,-give notice to ihes Sto,:kholcrs antil the public, that Pupils will be received at the Institute at and From th:it date. The admirable location of the Bradford Sprit'ins in point of' health, and the character 1)f the Teachers employed, together with the active supervisioni of the Board of Trustees, al the extensive inluence pledged to the sap:crt of the Institute, will, it is confidently eheved, at once secure for it a high reputa tion. A Visiting Committee, will be appointed by the 'l'rustees, which will fromn time to to'. visit the Institute, and recornmtend any Ieu U:ons whi h niy conduce to the iun. irote:nenrt. hieailth, or ce:iniort of the pupils a'ii i ureas are assured that ito paiins will be spiril im the culture of inid and heart, to iplanit and s: ret!iben those principle-, and fir; iii thone qwtaileti's which best adorn the fe iaule clh iriter. The li--titte will he opened under the charge of i 'v. I: I'Ai' Ll as Principal, wh Ia M li.. )iA IN is Ass.stantt Teacher, :unit A1r. ' ii; \I 3l lI.,L as Te-icher of Muse, Freiclh. Urnamental Needle-work, &c. The nunal term of flit Institute will con s.-? o, 1%wi si--'..sos of live toinths each, be gte ning on the first .\lo:ay ia iFettruary and iei.nIg :he .I -t Pr.i:iv it Noveiiber. Terms of Tuition and Board, 13 ird :inil Tuition il the entire lctlinl conr.e, per ession of fine iii iths, - . - $7 11,sc oni the Piano, Ilarp or G utar. inclu'hng Vocal \ : sic :i1nd us:' of IistuinCnt, per stss.ont, &e. - - - - $20 L i, F'rench or Italian, - - - 20 I)r.lvttn. :,nil I' inting, - - - 13 Shell an:I Wax vlirk, the inate Lit iirrtshel by lie pupil, - - - 5 (Hl Norti.--l'upils whi return hoie at the eiil o: iln week aind irive tno washi;iii ilone t hi u I4n titute will be chargcd one-third less for la .rd. It a-. Iil N I!Y D. G 1110 is N, l'rts'. if the Ihird. S~tuet i*. i. W Iu.soN, 1'. J'r Is't. Trustees, J AS. I. i.l.: tT, WV. ~\V. Al.-t hN, J. 8. 1111:11I.\1l11180, Jnt. F. J. AlM>SI:8, Itix. NO:l t;iAllAM, J(liN A Cl.CLUUlI, Sn. W. NE l "I'LLS. Jitmih 1:. . :3:3 PLAN 'tiR'S HOTEL, BY ROBERT LATTA, LA TE'I B Y C. II. 1)d VIS Would respectfully announce, that lie has now in charge the above u-c/I located liotel, convetoient. Io the niost buiinessi part ofi the Totwn, fior traveller::; direct Iv on all streets passing through--:aid now u iidergotig thor. nigh repa:rs. lie tarnestly . ;ubeits a calt Iro his frien:s anil the public gener.lly-for lie feels crnllelent hat. they canncit be ot her-. wi' I than ple'taI, ats nio painis willI be spiared A varety of! thle btist Iiquomrs cant he hadl at t he i ir, iex'ip t n undlays. (ioi!<la~nl's o/il 1 305 I ran /y :i other Line Ilnnuns in lthot le: the ltiost t:cnrie brainds of ( 'h-iipagnes; the' chice.t brhidis ii! 8earand cii'pobi:c'-r; Stit-h A!e ini pit; Sia WATi: ath I('F wbil lie Ikipt cinitaiit ly cat hiand during thle snitnier Io i tbl: ron:ny lots fo Drovers, antd alIways~ ph-inty of corn, icats aindtiler, and attn-ce hori-:lr lI [s agent for the~ Northen Line of Sta \N. ( IL Oznibiuses run re-;utlarly to and nfraa th IRofi iN:iih-p)otit for patssengers, rt::c hopry ur hiir-i toe iiinto n hIe e-undtre. 'I '", \vy 't, h'-19. 4I i~ Cod Liver Oil. A fri'ch ii' b-i o iii aboi tve th)i Iof supteri iir gi..niy, jiut reireivl it C'endto..\ i:1 ht1). Castor Oil I o i 1 .u .. . I -. ats o i irtquab ty :i i pn 'p in I.-. i c ini gaiturcha 01.nle, .\. i1.s Ie FLILI 'l~ oii aned Hrses I us ;py o li. n i la I ., ti flu:ity a a h aX.-r, ;or :- a-, the l~to or ci ' l'r a.~ ta -ii ic7. ;;r.ci' tat iy Se e, i A . ixI iI S :i1 ;-n ar.:.. ia :s, Trhi , uc .. a-',;t, '. .. ial, l. it ys it I.id. ~ islccac t I ic ci. t i~. .l. tug':llA.rNi i'tl o ilNGr ANti Lur ili orMEcIpir . . IIDII XBS 10 Pies a I usche;tlo Nettsi-ng Ira nour talo .pm ta L'. . Ii } mg' S. Np Q ljasieston G.buertisemnts. W. A. KENT & MITCHELL, FASHIONABLE 31 o t h i n g and Out-Fitting E S T A B L I S II M E N T, MASONIC HALL, \o. 268 King-street, corner of Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. Purchasers will-find at all times a full and 'olnplete stock of Gent's. READYJIADE CLOTIIN YG ART I1CLE S. V. A. KENT. G. It. tITCIttELL H1aI1uinctor' 1 1 3 Vashiugtou Mtores N. T. May 1849. 30 t f HARMONIC INSTITUTE, FERDINAND ZOGBAUM, Importer of MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, King street, Sign of the Lyre, Charleston, S. C. GREGG, HAYDEN, & GREGG, Importers of Fine Watches, f JEWELRY. SILVER WARE. Guns, Military & Fancy Goods, Corner of King and IIasell streets, Charl'storn, S. C. WILL~IA.\ GRIEGG(, 11. SI ONE IC LA YDEN, A. II. IIAYDEN, Niy 23, 1849. 30 ly Dry Goods in Charleston For Sprihag' of I S1 9. E. W. IIANC'RIOF'', invites the attention of Planters and their lunilies, who visit the city to, fcis EX'IE NIVE .TOCK, IleI he.s nois receiv.l his s'prumtg Stock w hich :s'nist- of ev--ry variety Ri ll and Elegant rFbrics fir Icad,. s )re.s-.n--h*t as, Silks, GrenS''t i n .ais,. i ke'h s, i'ar-a , Stus iue ", ti--w'n g silk, _; Gngharns, l'rnits, Lawns, (Ionahz iz es, C'ha-lys,.ilpacaas. .hwl of ' evrv .tvh.. such as, eleer:tt Plaini :nli lcmbrodered C(zit.n ('rape, (Clhinere, 'ewinlg Sik, .1;Sk .Muslim, ilurege anid l'li -;ilk Shawl-. Linens. i)asnaslks, Diapers, Lang [.awns, Linen Sheetings and Linen Guods in grecat varie' tv. Illcsierv. whit.: Goods. Goods for Gentlemen. wear etc., etc. A Lso. In his I)OM1E.SrI (tm0DS ROOMS, will ,e found as tn-nl a comnplete nsrtinent of all the leading Styles of Domestic (Gooci, such as tre adapted to servants wear and fantily use lie cunfidently invites attention to the Stock is one of th,, Largest avid sltaost Extcassive in 1Mac No>itheria, C'oaatrv. and the Prices alwava the LOWE.ST PUSSI. BLiO 253 King Street. Carleuton S. C. April 18.1. 24 tf New & Fashionable Clothing, GEORGE A. HYDE, SUCCESSOR TO HOUSTON & ItYDE, 2:3 KI~t.ST. i1:mnufatcturer., Whlole.4ale anid Retail D)ealer G. A. 11. Respcetfully initestC the attention f Itis friends ansd thei publiic to his large as oirtmen'ct of Facshcionabgle~ amlc fI-:regant Cloth/ ne now oin haund, cecinai in ever' respject to be. best' cusctn wo rk, to which Iihe is week ly cabhng large suppie it rect frucinI his own i ianutifac'tory iin New~ York. Ti list'tiashmitent is concducted entirely m the ('ashIi Princip/-'s lbothI in puireltse an'd ale., givingc him, grea I :olvanctage iin his se o rk r-des.c lie is' ncw offring~ ts stoc'k, whIo i is nit ix'celedl for raie/iy, 5/ yle, beau-ii ', _atac li duaili'y, of crrkmansh ip mc thIe m ,c', at -.cceh prces as.' to makcle .t an' indursce nteit foir pu'rch.csmcc to call betfore makingi hir c selet ins. A ciupcraicr ast.'ortmtenct of Fine' Shirl , Co llar's, Cravacts, Cant's, ke.'. & c. With iiat tent we anid obhliging 'aIlesmenC~, wvarrated 'i tit fit well anid gie satislcetioct inc L'very respect. El:3Mr. .JotN T D)Any~c, long kncown itn te lohincg hue is now at thIis estalishmentsc whe're h'e would he happy to seeC and serve Succes~tor tic Ilouston & Ilyde'. CHARLESTON HOTEL. The utndersignedl lat. oif the United States Ilite'l, Autgusta:, Geocrgia,) hatvintg ieased the I 'Il.*ARI ils'iTON Il( )'1'l', for a termt of yeatrs, tackes pieasuctre ini stating t't thle enI re lthisttb uentg has btieen retiutted and for mcetd wuih new i''orcniticre, andi isi now open ior Ite recep 1t iin oit compi~anyi. impjrvemnens hu~e aclso bueec nmade' in the I buse,. part icularly in I1 th liesi' Depart ncect byv the otio cn ofi a llcepiutionu l1%rior, 'uoi the recmoval of ihe I .:ahies' D)rawing Whlich hoiprovemten'cts, Ihe is acssureii, w''ill :roit Iy whli to thei c'omcfirts. of thce guests oif hit htincle:;caii hicpi'., byx strict attenctiion ent iiow part Ioge't her wuthi tihe iclicers of Ihis iciuse tic mcerct a lheral shiare of thce pubbche catroiuagei. DA Ni l.:1 MiX !;ii. l~roprietoir. .1n~v'25, I syt i ls. Tis iilutel , situattecd ici lice business pa rt if thIe ity, i ifrrs every' diesciable com ifoirt lidi conivnc'ieic tio thei Traivellmtg (Ciomim-t uily. a l'ermanctenit hloardiers. '1'hec estab csiocncint is ciindcitedi stlrictly on T'eimper 1i r-Act ( )niichus andu (Crriagec wvill attendi hce Sic; temnoct W hatri, andi al so to thle it-nl loadai Dep'ot, for thec accommiodatiotn of l'as l'eh '21 17 1 10,000 SlGGAlts for Sale icy L. 1*. TA Nk-5. Iffanbiiates. FOR SHERIFF. I11 The friends of A. R. Brad hum, Esq., announce him as a caudidito for the office of Sheriff at the next election. Mlarch 20th, 18449, 24tid Cz'Wc are authorized to announce AIALLY IlOGDON, Esq. Candidate for the Olice of Sheriff of Sum er District, at the next Elect ion. KP1We are anthlorized to announce Col. JOHN C. RIIAME, a candi date for the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing Elect ion. se;.t, 27, 1319. 43 tf OT71Ue Friends of Rticlnadr B. BROWN, announce him as a Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Sumter District at the ensning Election. Sept. 20, 1819. 47 tf (-rWe are authorized to announce Alajor IOlIN IBAL.AItl), as a candidate for .Sherif' at the ensuing election. April 2Tih, 19.19. 20 tf 0T Thne Iriends of Willia n A. COLCLOUG i1, Es'i announce him as a :andidate for Sheriff at the next Election. April 19, 18-18. 25 FOil CL I K. (7 We are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN O. )UItAN'1' as a candidate for the .dice of Clerk of the Court at the ensning election. Nov.8 3 If Mr. Editor:-P'lease announce JOHN DARGAN JONES, as a candidate for re election to the otlice of Clerk of the Court for Sumter District, and oblige the S C MT .I: U A N_ April 26th, I N. 26 if W arc alltlio'ri- (d to a1 nounce DANIEL II. 1It I C101RG, a can didate for the oflice of Clerk at the ensuing elect ion. Jan. 26, 1S16. 1:3 f FOll TAX COLLECTOR. Nj- We arc authorized to an.. nounce ALEXANDER WATT, Es,1., as a Candidate for Tax Collector, of ClaremlonL county at the ensuing lcec on, MAN\,''.11'N I)-. South Carolina Rail-Road, 1jP. Ilonn Ieave ,.ewve Charleston, 10 00 a. m1. I Iem: urg, 5 00 a. Ill. Smec.ith's, 104-0 dd. .\Mrhs 5.25 do. Ladson'st.o.1 I05 do. Aten, 6,20 do. Sulmervillc, 11 15 do. W dl s:on, 7 :to do. 25.\leT O. 1 1:1) 1(d. lakville, 0 it) do. Rtuigeville, I1150i du. t;rai.:am's, h "5 do. Ross's, 12 11) p.m. .id way, 8 50 do. 41.\dcileT.O12.25 ito. lranchiville, 9,:10 do. Ge(orges' , 12..15 dou. R{'ev&s, 10 (3) i) leee' I 00i do. 4(; lrge's, 1102( do Alidway, 2.2(1 doi. {1s.'s 11.4141 io. (Grahiiun' 2..15 dol. RtLike1ill, 1.101 dO. Iliackville, :1.2(1 do. 2ti.\b ie'T.().l ;I 0 do1. ~\\'ilston1, : 50 do). StonuerdieI, 11 .15 ,!o Aien 5(05 do. I.'son'ls, Ild I - i5 o. .\ l1i~s's 14 5 d io. S:nl hl, 12.20. m.i Ar. I lain'rg., 6.01) do. . .\r.Ch a titun, 1.004)o Co4 uliln Banc . I'. Lea:ve . Tcv Ilichiville, 1,15 p. mO. (Olt~oUU)a Itto ' 2,'10 414. II lll , 4;: li. Oran gebuarg 2,:ta do.( :151l, .4)I). Janlliison'is, 250I doi..1iW 4f, 75d. I .ewisvi lle, 3.10) do. nMolt,7.)d. iad-den, 4.141 do. ~ r leor,. ; o r opk1in' , - (:t) do.Ar 1cil,)4)d (auahleuia, iii.a m Canien, 54)) a Ju.ct4)ionf 7.2 :do.*~ Jl4I~i~lS 'i~4l Fort iflotteul', 2.,'0 do. ('lareunjritdl, 6.4)d.0i kIlss :.t do. M 'i ltot, i.:i d . ( amilse n', :un :4)io. I o~ku&s~.l~ d. lle'st 0.0 Ido~ Aroia~, 500I do. A r. I(.-ch'ile, 9.( dto Tucsdalys, T1 hr sdaysan tl~urday 4h7s. C~ann l(n 5rdn 00 4 a. iJ 1 .)m..1 to.kin's, 530. d :o. d i)il Claremont 0.00l~olI do.1 o 22) i do.iddletofi, 4 :do. J 00~ Leuenct etion, 7.15 do1 414 Gidn. ( 7.35uit do. un .)dl r. aptn'lde.2, d.15d. 61 o Leav IALeve ~:uidn, .0) ~ I. lamt on, 3 5 do. .~I4Itl't4i, 4:14 t ( I uwiiden, 3:.154 (4) Ar.CoumIa41,7.45 do. A r. Camden)101, (i.15 do11 Jundays, ll 12oayadP idas :154Lae Junejtibn,~l 7.415 d.144 3i(1.5s 4o. dot'Sli. IAbdd l i ot n, er all. .1.11 t6. dlai~of Claremont, 35P do.h s 1 r 511do. dro. )1t R )Oyki's 10 dolic. A .1 tra s .l Ar' at andk 0-5do .. o WSunda CLRp,~ A, J, & P, Arc daily receiving frot New York and Chv to their usua GENIRAL 1IE; CONSIs-rI: Dry Goods, Ready-Mad lIAR I)WAC9 Ihts, Shoes, Saddlery. 31echanics' Tools, S all of which, hi we been selecte I with great ca: tion of country, and will be sold as cheap and < in this place. To give some idea to Iteir ctstomers atl the re leaidmg articles as it would Ie inpossible i ate all the varieties embraced in their general Good Brown sugars, at 6, and 10 Crashed I.oaf (o. " 1 I-12 N:'gro Kiersevs, S. 9 and 1 C-alicoes, 1. 13 and Brown I1 om.erp::ns, a yard lid a ( )o. (o. .1-, 7-8, and 300 pairs women's shoes at 5(1 cOn :20 doz. inen ecamnbrie I Ianiderch With an endless variety of Mlircellaneous (i an opportunity of showing to their custoiners, purchasers will find it uin !cess:ary to leave thi JOHN T. GREEN, ATTORLNEY AT LAW, S3umtcruille, ;i. E. Wiil practice in the Courts of [iw, for Sumuter, l)arlingrton and Kershaw 1);stricts. Office one door below (lark's I lotel. RICHARD YL DYSON, ATTORNlY AT LAW, Sumterotille, i. L. JOSEPH B, KERSHAW, ATTIORNEYi AT L~Aw, H T Q roa1 A r!g id-str'e , C am diuen, N. f A'tends the (Curts of Krsliw, Suniter. Lancaster and Fa:rtield D)istricts. i/ A W N T ik E GREG,', I'AL.1i mCgm & H .:(; Will practice in th Courts of Law and i'rjiity, for V.;irlield I)i triet; and will practice in Kr-h:iw and Sumter, in ad iiition to Ril l-r.nI. ('olniiobia, 1.4 .lanua.ry, 1'19. I 1 t lj 37. C. f.~1 NS Q) l SURGEON DENTIST, S R GITER~ l U\ DT1''I r' S-ii''iI\ LV . f. \Ir. II. will :n i' -'er t'' C'lo: iirm in Surde': !rniDml ie~inw 'rarl .Iune7, I-l8. :2 lr More New Goods Received The subscribe rs hi ive re viola oa:her b4 t of Spring ( od. -'v lio :: res Vi riety of I ad e. I)ress ( ; .l. , on ti:r ('. iz) 'i. eoildriiere I \l uliusi, edilleta.l d!. dheted do. uprig do. ciiol. do , Liwos, I :auiihries, .\loslin, Gg unIsii ..l'd (i.naganis, moaurnogii do., &-.S~ t drid ( cl i. ,. I. -unia.i and I ,irn. II-its. .\! o ti bie toun ai t lthiir G ruerv, fr'sha No. I, ~a.l-krr'!, dIrie I ILlrrin:-, N.'t' and counitry l hon mi l.d s n~ erir N. I. \ie. NEW IWG STORIE ally, of! 'ii::er, that Ir- he, :.i wiall com ia:ir. uyke n lind. a -'r -shi :in! wve; s--.e-,tal l-'aney Artic le:-; all ofl w hiebI u i!; Ie s~iil chlap, by.~ (in' aar mI !r' .1/cl. i an' a! siml. P,. 8. All ior r. a'on the count r pirompt For Sale, hiiirg, caiiniru 5) arres of lande; a goid dwelling I [i-nEr and eut-ihLinos, with an excQellenlt (in-t .\l d!: t he .3ll I I'ue ;5 ii aird iriaeIi. pir,arz. i been b ereh on~t wv ih a (lirenhou' at ti-lh.-d, runinin- hv wa appe~ly to ClT.\iij.r:s e. .I A CJ ON. Sntr Ai pr: i 119. e 27 ni IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Th'lankful for piast :faorns, tha subhsriber wVishies tio informi the pubbe that lhe st dl .\lainufactures ('I)TTO'4N (Il NS at his l.:-. provedl andi apeprued po m, Jell , neiu'rt sim-. pl' e onstruio n i i of the' liies tini.i-h, aml eof lie best oin:.ri:als, 1t4 wit, X* w Xauf am? Nba/ ph/i'./ ri/>s cae harenei, in w liei b hie will sell for ltwo dIolra per saw. lie al.,o repanirs ol (m:is, and putls themu i temu. phete order at tie shorte.-t nottce. All ur dJers for (bins wiull be promply ando puinctu. olly atte-nde-d to. \\'l-I.I\.\ I1.i.iso.. Statehure, 8. C. AprIl II, I'1P. 2-1 tj Upholstering and Paper Tie isuiscrir ri-- en'ully iiforiis the pubioe that lie h~as eta'silI.ih hI iiif mi Su terville anda~ is now pireulatrudto I. .nente.ii nan or that) mayi~ be entrnutd to' his icna. ie, ith ' -s iui ( Psj:eih. toe wit: --\llakiin iatd eli :6ii S ; I tnis, l~one.es, (ofg ever deriptrioni ht ruisses iinade to orJe-r, ii every vauri.-tyvu Ia -iv ay 13 'IAl9. n GLOVES, A resh :Ywrituniei ii i.'.d r' uI hi t-, eu~ :iird lack~l S 1k (;hi.r ~, a ri SA, i' Alayv 9 2 .4I4,Spanuish, hall ~jsp n i.h A iier cani Segrrr- anid fine Chewina- Tob. co fer Sale by ~ ree MOSES, r eston, and are now opening. large additior I v ariety of Clothing, Groceries E, &c. &c. WITH ilt, Iron, Paints, Medicines, Dye stulfl's &c e and direct regard to the wants of this seci mil as ac:onmmeudating terms as can bo.bought puihl : of their price:, they will mention n the Space of anl advertisetnent to'enumu. u'rtment: con ts per poun:1, d() (o. . yards to the Dollar. "b " 4 1 tarter wide, 10 cents. I-i at (6, 7 anld S cen. sa pair. Is, at 12 1-2 cents a piece. 'uid~s which they keep and wouid be glad of fee linr well asir(d that nupon exatnination a nd go to any ither market to buy cheap. GIN MAKING, &C. We are prepared to execute orders to any extent in the above line, both for new work and repairs. Our (Gins are not surpassed by any made in the Stite, possesing all the ad tintages of the .alling Breast and Sliding Rib, whic'h saves a great deal in way of re pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws, with teeth yet in an angle that cannot possibly imjure the iniest. staple, with an itlprovment to regulate t he mont ing oit he cotton: our brush is construcrted on a plan, giving at once, the aldv:aita er(s of li ghtne, strength and force all very t ?eria I in the successtul operation i: a:: Gqm. We wou ld invite planters to call at our shemp and exanine for themselves, whilst we woo hi assure the public generally, tint they sili have no cause to complain either.of our worn or prices. C.\IJINIE' MAKING. We are also prepared to do work in the :ahinet hine-stilh as Bedsteads. Wardrobes ':1fes, I.;o!k eni ases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards, \c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms. il:sON & BiOTIIER.. Opmp.-ile the Presb;hterian church. Srenterv le. A.pr l 2., 1-17. 2( ly NEW GOODls, AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR. M. I)Rl(IK i-iR & C()., respectfully inform her en:ers in Snotetr andl the public get. 'rtilyk, that thy ha;ve received a large and eneral asort ican: i of Spring and Summer Goods, -mns :st I ti ot every var~ety suitable for the e:non, Al1,, a cpiete assort meet of Ri:.\ 1Y-i ).1 C1.(JI'lIUNXG, Grotct ii.:, 1! ardwvarc. Cutlery, ( ,roke-, ehods, Shoes and BonIeI s- Hats and ('aps, Isin1f, Rtope(, Iand( SA I)DLl:, I1RIDLEs, &C. Anad every other article u-mulv kept in their nim'e; eluiha.ns.; all of whit Ih :.re o'ffered for ()imsi'e lhe ( zn I,:n ii i., Cannmi'n, S. C Tlhu" i -ribe, r.in i n ta ken, t he cor'.cr Store, ( kimwn TiM .\lns) would, most r'-letnhy. :n-qliint hi~s o'dl Friends, andi the l'naheu it h.rge'. chat lie will at all times taike plim'u-:rm to aicceiiiumndaute themi, in Cut tn:aal .\bikingr ny Ga:rliients, in thne most -ailh umn::h', aunt sIubitatial nmaimer. 1let wiV keeup conIstantt ly ont hind a fresh andl se:sonahle asisort ent, of? on: titrirg, of the Ia tes' :md n o~t appilroved Fas-hions, and hop~er, byL punehinabty andu hh:~ desire to please all, to mnwr.t :i coat :innancic- of thteir Patron. r.7t and conideete. D. J. WINN. Clothing. A iiie assortmoent ot Ready MndeI Clothing withI Slurni. IDrawIers Cravats Gloves &c. P aanma Ioghoa rn and Pahnl~eauf Hats, broaid brim. fur do., ve-v tow for Cash,. I,- II. IIANICS. sJTiiRE NOTICE. l'heSt'oe wil ru d~l from Smnttterv'ille t> the Charemiiont lDepot oan aind after the 1st ort .\lr; b, a nI w il leave at 3 o'clock in the Iimrning, uotting~ out (in its re'rti, on the ar EI~ 'i the' car- in the afternoon fromi the I unctioni. P. 1. PCT LERI. Siamte rv ie, 2 I Feb. 1" 19. 18 (im \\A8HIl~TON IIALL, Atlanta, Georgia, Breakfast and l)inner Hlouse (7' Mea'tls always in duc sea soni for -the Depatrtunre of the Cars. tt'tLIC t'.\iTtimNAM.E IS luESPEC'TFTLL~Y iiLItCITElD. !I OIA'ODE EE E & R ICE. I I. C. Ilou ').'ier, ( July 11 37 4m UNITED STATES HOTEL, A u u l a, (Ia . ,, i. lFA fAO, Proprietor. ii ms wjn-knowan henltie having passed inlto lhe hands of thle piresent piropretor, tno pains or * pun e-.has beenm spare~ud to renider it wor .lmuly'23. 3f) Am Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, Ih IsIb-ci bers barei~( julst recivedI, and( irt no openingI; a well natsortedl s tck, ti embricing I )ry G~oodl, G rocer iu'. Snoius. Crouecery , &c., w hich t hey will ilru for sale ait piies to suuit thle times. ieus a call amtt i jdel thr voitrielve-s, H IU W N, I2EI, &S. Cii. Suicrvii lle 1(1h JulI. 1 Ain. n7,t