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-Imsop, Yao er the observations that I have - eiard from you this night, I ocknowl. edge that do feel myself rather at a ~ l ssa'sgn a precise period to the "S~hall I do it for you?' asked the ' a 1 ine.pa ef ~b o? If you please sir. I should be very much obliged to you,' replied the be. wildered Blenkinsop, greatly relieved. "The best times, Mr. flienkinsop," said the statue, "are the oldest. They dreg the wisest; for the older the world tovs, the more experience it acquires. . is older now than it ever was. The oldest-and best times the world has yet seen are the present. These, so far as we have yet gone, are the genuine good old times, sir.' "Indeed, sir!' e.jaculated the astonish. rd alderman. "Yes, my good friend. TIhose are - the best times that we k now of had as - the best may be. But in proportion to their defects, they aflbrd room fot amendment. Mind that, sir, in the future exercise of your municipal and political wisdom. Dou't continue to stand in the light which is gradually l *uminating human darkness. The Fu. - ture Is the date of that happy poriod which your imagination has fixed in the Past. It will arrive when all shall do - what is right; hence none shall suffer what is wrong. The true good old tumes are yet to come.' Hlave you any idea when, sir?' Mr. IBenkinsop inquired, modestiv. "That is a little beyond mi'e,' the stu. tue answered. "I cannot say how long it till take to couvert the Blenkinsops. I devoutly wish you may live to see them. And with that, I . avu t night, ir. Blenkinsop.' "Sir,' returned Mir. Illenkinsop, with i profound bo0w, "I have the honor to wish you the same.' Mr. B~lenkinsop returned home an altered man. In a few days he aston. ished the corporation by proposing the appointment of an officer of health to preside over the sanitary afibirs of Beetlchury. It had already been tran. spired that he had consented to the in. troduction of lucifer matches into his domestic establishment. in which, pre. viously, he had insisted on sticking to the old tinder-box. Next, to the won. der of all Beetlebury, he was the first to ppposo a great, new school, and to sign a requisition that a county penitentiary might be established for the reformation ofjuvenile offenders. The last account of him is, that he has riot only become isubscriber to the mechanics institute, " but that he actually presided thereat, lately on the occasion of a lecture on Sgeology. The remarkable change which has oburred in Mr. Blenkinsop's view, and primejples, ihe huaoolr rofuru to his con. versation with the statue, as above re. lttd, That narrative, however, his * elloV-townmen receive with incredul. oggg4xpressions, aocompanid by ge tjitand grimaces of like import. They hint, that Mr. Ble-nkensop had been thinking for himself a little, and only wanted a plausible excuse for re. * cant ing his errors. Meet of his fellow. alderman believe him mad; not less on * ccount of his new moral and political *sentiments, so very dilferent from their own, thtan of his statue story. Whlen Shas been suggested to themn thnt lie has only had his spectacles clenied, and * ~ has beetn looking a bout him, they shaike their heads, and say that lie had better have left his spectacles alone, and( that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, nnd a good deal of dirt quite the con. trary. 'PTheir spe'ctacles havie never been cleaned, they say, and any one imay see thoy don't want cleaning. The truth seems to he, that Mr. * Blenkinsop has found altogether a new set of spectacles, which ena ble hinm to * see in the right direction. Formerly, - lie could only look back ward; lie now looks forward to the grand object that all human eyes shiould have in view progressive improvement. Educational Notice. tr7 The0 exercisesq of thme UlA D~FORD) *SPRINGS FEMA LE INSIT'UTE, Sun. ter District, wji' be resumeud on Monday, the 4th or Ft..ruary enisuiing, uinder the direction o1 Rev. EDWIN CAT'EU., assist. - ed by able and accomiplishued Teachers, ini all the various branches of literary and~ ornamenital education. The Trustecs have made thie most liberal and compllete ar rangemcien ts to impart an extensive, thor. ougl, and highly finished education to all the pupil. conmnitted to their charge; and on the most moderate termts. Strict and parental attention paid to the manners and mnorals of the young ladies. Religvious ser - vice, in ?connection with Sabbath School ex'eises, hold every Stutnday miorinyi~ in the Chapel, for the benefit of the Iustitu tion. Thek scholastic year is divided inito two sessions of live modnths each, beginning respedtively on the first Mondays in Feb. ruarf and July; payments half yearly in advance. Rates the thme saume as last year. D. II. Mcl;AURtIN, Sec. & TIreas. The following resolution was adopted by the Board of Trustees: Resolved, That hereafter any parent, who shall send to board and educate in this Itnstitute, at any one time five udaughiters, shall be entitled to receive the board and edlucation of the fifth one gratis. Anarrangemnent has also been made to stupply Students of the Institute withI books and sttionary at Charleston retail piricos. Ve0th 1 850 15 tf ~fonniets! Jionneats? Just i-ei@ved a large arnd bieautmiful awortmeent of Leghiorn', Mobair, Braid and openi Srraw JBonnitst Satij, Saronet andi Ionnet Itibbona'. Afso,.a Amne lot fresh Kid Glovea . T. 8OLOMONs & CO. rkley's Ploughs. 'iwmtiJsnd S'traight Shovels and Sewr r P'loughs', TTbq. who have usiedt Mr. mn. firlyiW nh requiro no other rt For sakle hy' L. B. IIA N(.% PRO A CT A T7he 6otuthern ?reso An Assocdatiti of sioy.-titrtid *ett fdrs of Congress, Senators and tepfthlemiativeta tavt constituted the tndersigned a. Cotnmltteu to sUa perintend the establishment of a SoutherTress at Washington City, to be devoted tosthe xposl lion anl defence of Southern Rights andalnsti tution-the dlissemination of correct infhrma lion as to Northern Policy, and the couinse of Political Affibire generally, without referomco to the old party lines of Whig and.Democrat; Ar rangements are now In progress, promptly to ensure the issue of such a paper under the title of * " The Southern Pres for the conduct of which, suitable Edltors )ave been engaged, who will also receive the aid of a number of eminent and able contributors. Thete will be both It Tat-wxIxx.Y arid a waiYr.Y Issue-the latter to contain subsain tially the sane matter as the former, and inten ded to reach those points of the country whose mail facilities are limited. A DAuILY Issue will be added hereafter, should it be deemed advisable or necessary by the press and people of the Southern States. The paper will not be ercliusivdy political but will embrace on its broad sheet the Gene ral News of the day, Domestic and Foreign, by mail and telegraph t Commercial and Aglcul tural Intelligence, Literary Criticisms, Ori gnal F.ssays, Literary and Miscellaneous ; ad in short, all those items of general Interest, the collected aggregate of which constitutees the interesting and valunble Newspaper. Great care will te taken to give ftll and correct-lte ports of the Proceedings and Debates In both IJos'es of Congress, as well m the action of the local Lag'slatures on the Southern question. A liftiiteel nnmber only of Alvertisements will be received-the rmai object bteing to fur nish a large-n*ount of reading anatter. The. pt er will te printed n a sheet eua in size to those of tle otler Vashington a pers. and th material Will le procured especiadly for the purixseo'. It is conafidently hoped' tiat .evejy true friend to the oat Will aid in prao-aring subscribers, and forwar thme mmes, nWith the anmout sub scriheol, to some Souotern Rehprentative at ?'aslhiitgton, ihreitwi,it. I'otaaasaate-rs are nth rized by lind to' remit subscriptions free of postage. T erms : For Tri-wee-kly during the ses-ion .->f ('ssgreed, antl seti-we,-kly lurinig the ro-e -'s. th,- pries will be. p-r rinnaon - - - S' 00 ''he prie- of subscription mus"t he p:aioi is "n ritbl y in advau'e, anl the oaho accuanojoy tlt' maine seant. All personas procuring ten nanies shall he en titled to re-a-ive u e-olry gratis for ote yetar. A. 1'. ilLl'LlIt, JACKSON MIOtTON, R. TXO)MBS, .. 'I'IIOMPSON. lElitoors. nntl an ptpers friendly to the enterprize n ill isl-eate publish t iis l'rosi-eaus, whilt will entitle thea to an ewb-lanoge with tihe newspa ls-r. All t ho comply with this request will sendl a eopy of the papier containing it to the C'nnmlttee. Washington. Mnay 25, Mo5. 32 State Agricultural Society Of Souath Ca'aolisaa. The following l'retimuas %t ill is' nward-l to the sureessful coia xtitors, at the Semai-:Annia leetitng. to be held it Camden on aluondy the 15th of July next. 1. For the best Stallion for agricultutral pur lxoes. a silver muedlal. 2. For the test Mare for attricultural purpa ies, a silver tuedal. 3. Por the bet native Iull over three years, a silver medal. 4. For the best native Coow over three years, a silver medual. 5. For the best Jack, bred in .South Carolina, a silver anmedal. 6. For the best Mule, bred in South Carolina, a silver medal. 7. F-or thei best ltami nolantedl to aour climiate1 3. Faor the betst Ew'e ndnpalted to our climatte, a piver meodal. 9.t Foir tla.. ut 1tam, regasotig wool ahtet-ty, ta adveriuned at. It0. For aloe bost It, regardling wowol ciefly, a sihver medal. jligo itag mat,:h, wvith single. or dloaab. tenotn,. t silver mtedIal. II. F-'or alhe maost succ'aessfua aold xte'nsive aex rrimntt wtith limeo. liar athreea Ocost'oOi'e venrs, tite ctiomletea Se't of thea -'a rmaersi' liagi'-ter. 12. For the betst comtai ietedl planzat ioan inthe I )iatrict oaf Ke rshtn w. a silt er epah oaf t he value oaf z9 It. A full itnad detailed s~ataeent of th al ue Ito tool opeitrntions oaf the plantation to lie hotrnoiahed byv the Ariculturtaol Soria:t y oil' Ko-r lhiaw. air a (otumttittae t'thdreec ali'-intereata'tit: panters o h I)i'trict. 'g ,itira (rio-tol ly tea the aca:o- ol' tn triool - toral imptlrwemrenot, anr- ro-'uo-ste.l to eite the above-i a few insecrtionas ino ho,-ir raesirativae pn. List of Letters Remainaing in t het Posat ( )li'ce, Sumtater ille, S. '., Qarteor enotiloa th J tune- 1-i.-tl. A-.amtes AIllen, NIrs. larv Alsbrotok, Johnia I). At lexanader. l1-FT. Ioanm, Nlaj. Johlttalahird. '. I). Bor~dent, llarra larfielad, Ni r-. II. I). Ilr:aal ford. 3- laark ly, .\ . harnte., Neda llay, Joh P.' lIratnstont. -Jba ('--l)r. I'. ('nalent, N. RI. ( hatoaler, Noa aoh Cranei, NI i. A. l-. Cautily, Jaohna 1. Cha:mudher, S.aaioael C lank. I)-Wallant tekey, J. II. D)ingeJim mnima lDun. - Jtt F-Adamtu Felder,. oFor1armnan, J~aes Di. Forat, John i Freemtan, II. FoIlaum, .\lrs. MT. Fonad. (G-Miss I'smmioa I*. (avle, Ilenary W. G;ardnerc, We. Ii. Ii. Galb~oiwavi oot'n . I1I-J. C. Ilinttoin, NI iss Heait rice I [tall. amon, Ablrahgamt I odge, 3I1adisoan1. liretin; James Iluarst. J,1,. Rt. Jeninugs, W. A. Jame ss. I-D. C. Wa. I~esessnei, J-:.lwardl I'. L~awrnce, Jamesct IiLonont, We. .1. I ee. NI-Mrsa. S. A. NAlllet, lITomas . Mathews, .\iss McDowell, We. i0. Mellett & Co.,. 1)1. Mcauarint, Jameos Sbl~owt elI, Moses Martin, UL 31. .\oore-, SIrs. C. II. MacQuieen, Nlooses Mart in. We. I). .\c D~owell, W. I.. 3ioware, IDr. Jameaos .\leCauly A. J. 31ec l',rlanea, ,. I'a. . ),o D~ieil NI a Ieodl. N-Gesorge Noirris, NI r. Nichlol", Ibiich lard Newiona, Mrs. .\lartao Nettles. Rt-W . 10. Richardson. We~. (G. Itib Jl. IP. 11 ichardsont, '.1'. ( . IIlichcraaron, I). Rtichlardlson, NI i. Shary 1. Itich,, .I as. P l ly Rtaimtoes, M~nartin hitoui. 81-W. TI. Spaton, Cha.arle's S. Spana, Argus Stokes, I lornate SmaithI, J. II .'i am at. T-'--S. 3. TJowntsendl MisstEi~t- lzat I. Taritt, Arthur Tu'arner. Wee-We. J. o' Windham~, Johnt Weaties', Mliso I-. M. Wh~lite, Csar WVilkisaon, Srs. Marta IR. Wiiaturg, SIrs. Elahn Wells. IllENRYX IIAYNSWeOR'Tl, Pi. MI. Jnly 3d .Iti Plantation for sale, I'The subiscribeor offlers for t sla h i an tation int Saumttr Ditstrict tw io mitlas .aoth of 8tatesbuarg, coinsistuig oaf a I r~ at oft seveno hatnidred anod lly ai'res (7a'',) a lauure poirtiotan thlk atnd I lickory' atnd ;alhniraly adapted to the cuti vatint air coltt. JaTer. is an excellenit Dwelliung I Ions'-good onlt baui hldinags-stabhle and batrnt i-andi haouss for thec ac'omoataulIioai oaf tty or lifray ate groes. Thle good litndls t aund ohecided lhealIthI (of thme place cotlabine- to rndtaer it a desirable putrchtase. Foir teruas aipply to We. .1. iT'E, JTr. Staturlae Sont. 19, Ile Ah't tf .. ThoWFrieads of 4n i C. SPAIN, bog leave to annoimeo h in , as Cinulidato tu.represeht us in the Il xt Leg ialuture. MANY VOTERS. July 3d 1850.Y We beg Leave to anmounce F. . I KENNEDY Estq., as a Candidate f'or the noxt-Legislture. July 3d 1 850. MANY VOTERS. giT Time friends of Maj. E. I. ANDERSON, announce him as a Candi dtte for the Legislature ut the next Elec tioln. May 15, 1850. 29 tf 0-rThe flrieuds of Capt. LAWRENCE I. JIELSER, boef leave to amnounce hin an a Candidate for tit .egis lattro, at tho ensuing Election. April 24. 20 if FOR SHERIFF. 7 Time friends of A. I Mad huna, Esq., announce him as a candidate for the office of Sheriff at the next election. 11arch 29th, 18.19, 24td I'TW c are auntlaorizcd to annonnee MA LLY BROGDON, Esq. a Candidate for the Ollice of Sheriff' of Sum er District, at the next Election. 3F-W e are aultOArizC( to announce Col. JlIN C. RIIAIE, a can didate for the utlico of Shcriv, at the ennu ing Election. Tac Friends of Richard B. BR)'N, announce hint as a C'andi daite for the Ollice of Sheriff of unmter J)istrict at the ensuing Election. ti 7 Ve are antho:-ized to announce Mlaj. l1011 1.' 1.1.A It I) as a candidate fo ,shtriff' ; t the ensuing election. T.McAR fRinds of Willinal A. C'(.1.('1011,l l;isti, anncte htian as a :andiiidht for Sheriff at the ne:-t E-lect.:'n. FOH CIA!! K. (T We are authorized to antnnee Mr. JOlIN O. l){A NT as a eatnnd date for the ( flice of Clerk of the (u rl at f le einsnin;r election. O rc it tllrized -t9 anounce DA\iLh I1. 9I( ilUlG, a caudidate for the otlice of lerkc at the ntt sing elect ion. "'O1I T AX CUIJ,-C'Oll. r -We are authorized to annonee .(o1IN W I)A lt.\N, a candi date for 'T':ix Collector, for Clareiont County, at the next Election. (f We al'- althtorized to announce ALEXANDER WAT'S. Etio. as a Candidate for Tux Collectorof Clare numit county at the eisning Election, MANY FRIEN1)8. GSIN MAKING, &Cf WVe are prepiared to execute ordlers to any extent in the above line, both for new wvorkand repair.-. Our G ins are lnt stir passed by any mn:ide in the State, possesitor all the adv~antagres of the Falliner Breast andi Slding lIibs, which saves a great dheal in way of reaiurs. We also use the Steel Il'!ate Saws, 'i th teeth; set. in ani angleh that c'anntot pos.sibly injure the finest staple, wi; hi all itprsviileit 'i reg ilate the itnot itig af lhe cottOnt; tiur birttih is construjctedh iin a plan, giving at once, the advtanztages of lightneis, s rengtth and forc-al vI ery utriaiil in the suiccesstul erationi ft :i at our shtop arii a.' xatineti for tentselves, whilst we' woubil aissure tih ublic genter.i.. ly, tht.st the ish'.lisl have ito cai.-e to coins. pilint eit lt-r sit ouir wosrk iir prices. CAlItNET ;AIANINC. 'We are alIso prim aredst dos woavrk in lhe (t'abine't line-iichi as Itoistusadis. \V'ard ros natfe., Itiiik cases, Sitiiuls, T1absles, *i'lpbosards, &%~c. ,S i. at short ust icei, 1)n Suiintervi lle, Ap pil 2'2, I -17. 2ti Mett lt( )' &. .1 (N hS, wosubll re .pect fiu]ly infit their frienids andI the pubih.ie generai lys t hat, lheys are no~w receiv ing onie of the bie.,t selected stocssks of1 I)rv G;ioiods mti G;rssceries. ever astlarmI in tl: place, sonl. Hastiing it part oit (dCisres, I iittesponis, M ishusn~, lt~liboi, I; lovest of'vert s'. iscripf ion, I Inssiery, Illats adCpUos Groceries, N. ( . S tizar, ( 'otl'', .\ls!asses, ('andoiles, Soapi, .ltckerel, 7t11R1Spanish ( ig.ars, I10 barrels ltutinore h''iiour, )t0 lbs SMahecratts, 50) lbss I'arishnta Iidigo, I ttH) lbii assoirted Ciandies, andi vasriouts other art edes too nu. stiersons to tisentionu; ill suf wvhueji. the's' oil;'r low's tor Ca:sht, or couniltryv psriidnie. Webbt's N. \s rk Stire, unrsash stit N.\ 5 1, Sutesrvli', S. I'. Al irch 21', 1"i.3 '21 i f . Saddlery, Harness, &c, .ariag' Trtnntuou2. Itho-tosnith's T'Is. .1 I:dr 1;los/ons,, .,s juti reciv'et ~i t tfr safes by I.. It. 1IANhS. .'Ois tsr the . .' oN. .i tI 'l).t hA. N (0'I'f ''UI '/.v:; l'u f).'N ti ).'' sand 1.ars. J1uni 5 3- if Juni - 32 if Win. Allston Gourdin, N()..1, E.\ST1 I.A Y, C(la IA E TONl.C. l-, prsparedl fto miake libe'ral atd vantces onf Contsignntsi of(i aIt !4, C~otton, Cornm, Meerii.1r, ('554on, &Sz Co., G;eorge' A. llophiv, Alan .. W hlitrs, C2harl'stoni, 8. C..; 'I tnsly Walker, t'an. - neensil~ no. C. FREDERICK . A11, l8 W Id respectfully iinfouir the prpe9o pt ceivt from his tti~lufactory is, t City CAD 'ET' FUitNITURE v8t-of ed in of sty or workmanship, cannot be Uairpassc HO lso invites those who are abobt to w prices -satisfied that they will be mot with Among his Stock now'n B.li Wardrobes B ok CaSeS C ntro Tables Sti'hs Divans Sofa Tables Dtpssing Bureaus Marble T'op Wash Stands Mahogany Do. do. AL WRITING DESKS in great variet3 195 and 19 (v'All Furniture safely pacl Jan!), 1350. Ean) Noticc, GEORGE W. ITIORGAN, SUMTERVII.E, S. C. t" Oflice one loor.sNoih of A. C. SPAIN' ofice. Sumnterville, June 5 3.-tf JOHN T. GREEN, iTTORINEY AT LAW, Sumnteruille, r. T1. Vill practice in the Courts of Law, for Suter, Darlington anil Kershaw Districts. Ofllie one door below Clark's I lotel. COL LETON II. TOBIAS, CIARLESTON, S. C. Will practice in the Courts of Sumter, ja rshiaw, I )Daliigton and Iicblatul. ::nt 1, I150. 1 v Law Notice. 'rite subcrihers have this day formed a co.paritersliip in the practice of I.iw. T. 11. FItASisit, L. L. FRASER, Jn. Jan 1, 185). ly Fresh Garden Seeds, Cos)~3tamo~ or 111'gleb'i Peas, Beasns, aIhhage, 'T'urnips, Onion Stuia.- &c. &,c. For Sale at M~l(I-:LETTS .I1'G STORE. A LSO .a provId Yeast P'o-wdcrs. For Sale' by Rt. 5 . 1t 1,i.ETT1. School Books, Of Evory I)escription from the Eletyen. fury Speller, to Latin and' Grek, includ ing stationery of all kinds, fSi'Sale by A. J. &tl'. OSIf3: --$10,0003 CASH Int haani for the purchanse of Negroes of either :et Apoly to ''J. M. E. SIIARP'. Coburbiia, S. ( . A ug.8, Ib'10. Gin Bands, 1 1040 Feet 4 intch Copp~er riveted Gin *Oil Floor ( lothI, India Rubb 3ler Cloth, Ithulsoes Carpeting. Inoethter wvitht a fu'I asiorl imenlt of Carriage Tlriunnoings, (i ~, Pdttis, Varish &c. F~or Sale by3 A. J. & I'. M108108. SCOTT & EWART, Colum i,/ia, N. (. I3en constat IV n handI a1 g.enetra aso-=rt nl nt olf Hardware & Groceries, l Ilows, Vises'. .\ tuils, I1 laniers, &C., PlanesP', Sa ws, Ga te(s, I *avels, Squares, slt 4l 'Crnks, .\lilI Mrewv', \V'rag Ironzs, \1'ah Spinle, .- o \V iI Stbul , ,t~s \ai, 1o-,CaI a Plateriailes, los Plourgh3( .\ l s Io a teel,~~~u Soel, Ihnaar. Sitritw(, llort', Wim'rulow asening~ss Prnir, Ses, tearsh, P .Aaint,Pint Iltrtuh3erih, t lird by Ve' rittl & her~gd, withi al hrge andiai~: wlv elc'~ te tor of Shelf Iwre an)))';1.I,~er.& Ri od Cutlerv nga1 re o l~reM. ss lor pc TeIv, (c. A n ril no answ'ernt Whr o lesaere ad Rail a e R. M~O~i4 l SON, & CO. compljett e'ssorlllent ofl lII.'i.l1,. I,\.% andi /-:. le Il/-.V II' U /I /, hinge hie'r wthl l'I,.A Ti|-:/ \I I 1?l-:, G;di and .alhoganiy 1'ramjed Piter alon Toibt l oin~ag Glsss &c., &c'. *All oef their Stockl b,'ei enttirely nw andt s.'e-tedl by one' of the irmi, they flattner ulthehe-:, t heyv wil lbe eniabledto gn.ive sitistaetin, toe purchIatiers, hinth Iin prices ande quahity. \V.\l. It. ST A N t~liV. A pril l1, :t lj A CAR D Reynolds & Reynolds, 1 havie4i ilay ass.ocial~ed W M.Il12Y.. N( )l.18 with mo3 inl the piractlice ol IlN Mr. Rt.:vsouw hasi been myv pupil for lie pasut fouur yearns, and I commllend htimi wviIth cnfidenc'e to the comumn30 3ity'. Tjhe buinaiiess wei Ill b condnete'd nai for.. meorI l at. my ollic'e oin il ain street, untder the above nnrolui a'nd stvle.. 195 AND 197 K1 R' Sumter Disitlcta that he has isost 6 sf New York, the choicest ad6rbtir t; of the Southern market, and which for aut rchaso, to call and ocaminn' hjae and general approval. md, are the latest Styles of Card Tables Piano Stools Mahogany Rockers Bedsteads Dining Tables Arm Chairs Mahogany Chairs Walnut Do. &c. &c. &c. SO 'rederick O1i rk, 7 iKing Street, Victori Range, Ctar-leston, ,S. . Lcd for Transportation. SQII)arleston 2butrtiheentt TOMEIUJIIANT TALOS. H. B. CLARKE, Has now on hand, a full assortmen of the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST QUALITY of the following Goods: Superfine and medium BIOADCLOTHS, in black and colors Superfine and medium black French and German Doeskins Fancy Casimeres of the latest styles Vestings-Silk and Merino, rich and new patterns Extra super. black Satins and Silks Gen.'s Kid Gloves, best quality, in black, white and colors Gent's Beaver, Merino and Military Glove! Under Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton Black Italian and fancy Cravats, of the best quality Tailors' Trimmings, of all kinds. Orders from the country promptly attended to. I. B. CLARKE, 203 King-street, 2d store above Market at. Charleston, Nov. 28th, 1849. 5 Cm W. A. KENT & IMIITCHELL '+ FASHIONABLE Clothing and Out-Fitting ESTABLIS HMENT, MASONIC HALL, ' No. 268 King-street, corner of Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. Purchasers will find at all times a full and complete stock of Gent's. R EAD Y-MAD.E CL OTHIINC ARTICLES. W- A. sE>'T.G. IU. .-MITCHEL.L Yitanufactory 113 Vashingto Stor'es N. V. a in.1s 0-30 tf1 Charleston .Hotel, The u.ndersigned late of the United States HJotl, Augusta, Georgia,) having leased'the CJICA AR.LESTON HOTEL for a term of years, ta kes pleasure in stating that the ehtire j'.stabllishnment has been refitted'anid furnshed with new Furniture, and is now open for thei r~Ceeptionl of com-. p~any. lmnprovenments have also bee'n made in the lionse, partientlarly in the inedies' Do partujieit by the addiionm of a Rteception P'arlor, and thme renmovalI of thme Ladies' Draw~ng Rtoomi. Whichl imnprovenments, he is as.,ure'd, will greatly add~ to the comforts of the guests of thme house; and1( hopes, by stric't at tenttion on his ow'n part together with the orlicirs of his house to merit a liberal share of the public pat ronatre. )A NIEL. MIXER, Proprietor. HARi'[ONIC INSTITUTE. F'ERDlINAND ZOGBAUM, Importer of NIUSIC, IUSICAL INSTRUMIENTS, Kitng street. Sign of the Lyre, Chatrleston, S. C. J. & E. DAL, WVilOLESALE AND) RETAIL W A RE 110O U SE., NO. 326, KING-STREET, Chauirleston, S. C. ( Sig nu of th~e Gohlen H Iuck.) 2 l)O1lI8 NOlt'l'l OF GlEORtGE-STitT. -Lae 3( Com Edward C. Tharin, ANID GEN'!,. COM311SSION Md BlChIlANT, Keeps always on hand a general Stock of Grcerie.y, &c., and disposes of every des cripinuon of h'roduce at private sale. M. (. Monnm~r u. Esq., amnd C ol .TJ:Es Wv. C. Dukes & Son, FA CTORS, AND) CO MISSION MlE i C'HA NTS, Sotr Ar.A NTJ 'Ic raur, Chlarlestona, .S. C. Jan 23 ly Paul T. Villepigue, F" A CTriO R, (G1XN'Ell A L COMMiISSION MI RG)!A NT, Acro3tIODATION WHIARtP, Charleston, aS. C. Jan2H ly A BUG4GY F OR SALE, Cheap for Cash Apply at this cullice. Brown, Lee & Co., Agents for the Sale of IIA RVIN'S SHoES and lIo'rness. .hmar. I '2 et KInkelinia Segle*esrva Qp ON LYX.A NTS: " Ths f'k ut pub bed11, Is fillewlwi c4$r i informatIon, on the: inflrnitor anl d t the Generativo Organs. It -ad issties like to YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD E.' all whapphend or sufler under , Ie n tetqiiences oearly or prolong , -toel1rho fetii ,ihaustivo e 'ct n try and bneful hi s-- t afll ho in vn. udeclining physical enegy, are the- vic 9f ervous and mental debiksy and of aid; elancholy despopdency. ;.br. K. would y Read this Book. The valuable advice and impressive. ng, t gives, wilil pireven; .years of murery ad er. -a~g, and save annually ,Thousnds of. r, Parents by reading, It will Ieatt bov to re rent the destruction of their children. ' A remittance of 25-centjenelosed n a otter, addressed to DR. INKEtNU - N W. orner of THIRD &UNION $ t , . n iprtee & Pine PIULAD.ELPIA, wil erd ure a book, under envelope; per returnof 1ti. FIFTEEN YEARS if extensiv' nal unntcrrns ptd practie n this city have ren ered Di. 1. the nioste tad successful practitioner tar andnear, I he reatten .all d'imseDaesapriwtesmu - Persons afflicted with ulters.,upon the yT beat,, or legs, palins in the heaed r bonen, r surial rheunatlesm, strictures, "grvet,- d trising from youthful excesses or impuri of le bloodwhereby the contittitn bas n feebleu,lre all treated witisbieess. lie who picce. himself under theare d r. K., may religiously confide in his honor . a gentleman, and confidently rely 'npon his ill is e hyuician. ?SJ$ coJtata myadrss . IC yl r ( ipmsid and (t sured at I . PACKA( A !(MI DIglNW DIRl -. )INS, &c.,firwarded, by sending a remittuance mad put up secure from DAMAGE OR CURI DSITY.,.; a'" Booksellers, News Agents, Pedl , anvassers, and all others supplied with sew thovo work at very ci~v rates. Fob 13, 1850. 16 ly Important Remedy, , MITCIEI'S EYE SALVE. A certain, safe and effectual Cvrefor sue, Weak and inflamed Eyes, designed pressly for Diseases of the Eye. T HE nnparalleled success which has atte :d the use of this preparation, and the ackno - td .d necessity for some article which cart relied upon as a remedy inmsevere'cases of - thaltic affections whlch are soprevalentin country, induced the Proprietor to make mngements through his -Agent% thid'et Salve within the reach of every individual Wmio ina need the benefits which result fromh its to great advantuges possessed by this - tiele over every other, its Certainty. Sa , Convenience and Economy. All physicians mit that great danger is to be apprehend fram iin ing the eye when In an inflamed andi heal:ty state. In the rtse of this Salive this, section is entirely moved, as no harm , possibly result from Its use; it being in all'i sos applied- to the external portions of the o,,; thereby avoiding all the inconvenience, and danger, which necessarily attend th trduction nf any. pungent article into the eyi Its activity in .subduing inflammation is 11 t-at that but few cases require thoo 'Vt! o moye .mn ont bottle to olyicta _perfect cure. g Agents at Sumterville; Messr. A. & P. Moses. Drs. Miller & toasard, etd ). R. S. Mellett, and by. Agents generally h South >CAinlitia: * A Voice to tae Peo DR. GORDON'S FAMIY PI ing compounded exeluively of ety as natrn intended should operate purities of the huiman systema--rike t atI*tJ t..e sliseaso, removing all imptii :from tti botly, ompning tihe pmores extern yand inter* alily, reepeniting mul foreign andi - o~iuspartk it i the, origint, moat be Uorotghly punre-ne , eairly seuring a free and ~vigormtsaction 't~ 'the hteart, lmmmgm, liver anti stomarw e, threrebye restorutg Araih, by opening thme pores, cleansin . thes veinis anud arteries, smunimped it ali natural veins anmd purifying thse bloomlthiey re s de r the system not itnly thorughly soundi;h also impe rvions to disease, even tren all otiAef means Imarfe. Tas universai celebrity which this. medik clue has gianed in every section of the cnmntryk try, andtithe maanyj astonishing cures it lhadt afr. fected, have establimshed its efficacy boeybstm al tdtnht; as a general famil y nmediceilhas no rival. In all cases of Indi gestion, humius Febt ve 1 yspepsia, ie Compjlaints, Sick Ikeat ache Jandie, sthiny ropy, iles, Colic,' Wormut, Disease of the Iheart, aind intil- aflc. tmons of thme stomsachte and bowels, Gorden's Pills will be fouimd a never fuiliung rreedy. 'T, insure thme (tili benmeit of these celebraitl Pill,', they shmouldi be kept in the house, so th'at~ uiponm the first commmencenment of sickness thmei tiny be' at oince resorted to. One diose then bet'er thtan a dozen afer time diseaso has be omme establishmed int theo system. Gotinnm's Pills are purely vegetable, and s ninorenlt that the infant ofa moontht ttld may: ,.t,. m if stmditine is rtequired, not only wvithI safety bint wvith a certaintmy of receiving all the benefit tntdic'ine is capamble tof inmpaing. Fe maleits tay use thmeam dutring all the criuical po-. ritsis of their iives-lDr. Gortdon's Pils will insure thetir hea':lth atndl proidntei regularity in all tihe ftunctionms of life. WVithmin thme last twelve mnonthis, more titan ituem htudredi caiset of time most aggravxated form itf dhismp.in have be'n enmm'd by~ the nmetdicine, whetmre ritrid tdie'ing, time ino Pill, stadi alnms tev eloter mesans hatd been resorted tto.wvtihout ainy 'etefit, and whlen death stareud its tmiser blle victims folly in the' thaee. If Dr. Gorudon's l'ills wiere nt adlapted to the~ enre' of any bit this hotrritd mahuily, the.ir auniform sucscest mn this diseanse alontt wotnh 'm pituficitttt to "waft ort~ tihe (imu&" theo naime of their inventor, as a bene. factoir oft him' Npecies. i'The medticine neover fils to enre time worst cases of F'iles im oe ,ek.' Ein sale at: IW" Agents at Sumterville; Messrs. A.:J. & I*. Mosecs, Drt. i'lilier & iBoissard, and D). IL. S. Mullets, and by Agents generally in Sonth Caroliumna. Feb. 1850. 13, 1G 6ms lie WVIse In TIuune!-'TJS FOLLY 'r0 DEFER ! AFFLICTED READ Thousands are utnfyering from disease from which theme is no difficumlty in beinig permna nently and speedily relieved, provided the right means be used.--As every vice hans its own pmuniulhmenit, so it would seem every disease has its remmedty. This its true, anmd timers is nothimt inm this blet more ce'rtaint titan that time A MERICA N COMPOUND is the most speedy and certaint remedy for all diseases of a delicate character, knmownm to time worbmi. Adaptedu to every stage of the disease, sex and coastittion, ait al- tinmes and seasous, thmere is nto feurs of exposure, detenitiont from butsinecss nor restriction itt diet; front thiecertins and' speedy relief it gives, it is now the most popus. lmtr remnedy of thme day. Tent Tlhousantd casca have been cured efy'ectuaiiy by it durting the pasnt year Prepared by a practical physician the atfiheted cast rely wvithm comnfidenco ott its curstive powers oveediseases of this charaoc. icr. Full directionas accompanmy each bottle, gJ7 CAUTION.-ask for the samnerican compm~ouud amid paurchtase ontly of the agenta Price 1 50! For Sale by P. M. Cohten Chsarlestoni, Bomntriebt & Mint Colombia; 2. lDe lay Cammden amid bay thte principmal Druggist its all the Cotunty towns throughtout the State: Merchants lotel,' BY STEEN & flVVEM Corner of lKing a~id Society-streelw, entttron, a. c. Tidhsl Ibte, niiited~c in the hnse pan r of the1 city, offerys every desirable comafort ant '0wne ittnce to the~ Traveling Comamunity, anINtv nmynrt Boarders. Thie ca.tablshment is CSIt4I strietly n Temnpcrspoe.Pt'lhciplee. *- Pa etts MosaAr'x. An Onibus ad b riagte wDfl aittnd tim S4ts'amhat Wiharf, hn aled to the auhll stad~ lDe jt, for the accontunodtison6n Se b. 21 1850 ly * '.4 * .rs 4' " 7be atlet cal '"+1e Thi. Kt~ lb 4P .4 tittlistbeap1s '!o '0~ol;:fa 'DL ofhgos re cses Of, ljaiMM tiN 4 .Sl5f tare gr#Z'an bdl1 disase. onp, e t rb.sa b ' ts PRIaNG tANDu 5V~~* irne eiet ko af:'.s system Inamota~r!!r cued lr"srV@1m. C~saipf -,- a -. in CS. P . Celery~4-st IU whol Asystem prnenliin ~theCot lul ptllyt hs liee s tean; hrdlt OCleach ant beiae en. w 4ter raed. lare ntef b Canroas mag ean wI,.g~ In. .Wds I. , 4 pr a.al S.e th. o~ityT-. tali.ytdele. e* perugs has ete. lb mou, eL tho,.f ofseran. -,WKi . I ht.Sw y-6~ts~d bad Cog.stbeae;oe aS. J ,aia ae tl gtes 'i b and sd gref r delailita Cainn Hasrilapas U r I'M FnlIlingof!.' :ba or dangel.e wroankniin sp.e t wavl .1 or the reof.- sad fr1 rat b, prosati ha f bth mhre.semp o atru am rathuk tha irtse gresigts. Youtokdlen tking t, at~ once EL become egdt nesuI une t nlern. It in #. t the ner~velesno h'ele m.,' the grand cspeyer ofiw Ipenst Ciona d. of s. i caesu. tYiof s Fall gof a b t ee tenes of cles Lecftm d ~t~'ht 1 or diffictht huntredslbu, acones eto f hesants ofses or fake !e s peo4 . rwuaitht, chldn ofr ccien.a f!itu s ersa o a.a westokasese4it l takis I ast ae baoew VOt*Zt5Ma i - p f i hlncsseoboiata a r% ~tlat9o d tervelens oth the fmotalade cu thscae wo haws petiaed , ik-i: afIcts hihatt k bdefor eae tolus. Tbouanan.?s ascses where Ce b- - IthCostivenssile. t o usng attandao'0, iictbrtt~~dio