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F ioFa theCIlotu rag. IT IS T l FASNOIo. They say "it is the fashion," Apd vainly I protest 'Gainst wearing rowdy breeches, - Or a spotted wool vest.: "lThis the fashion," 1 must grin, And with red' nation bear it,: My dollar Is tii as tin, . ut I am forced to wear It. Kid gloves I oh, how I hate 'em, But they are worn by all the " ton," And I must sport 'em, though It takes An hour to get them on ; And wear seal rings, gold chains, And pin, and flashy-fringed cravats, And what Is worse than all the rest, These clumsy stove-pipe hats. Muutachits and goatees are worn By "ten about the town," So I neast, raise a yellow pair, And try to think thea brown. I olten swear to change its hue, But fear again to try it, For once i turned my face all blne In vain attempt to dye it. Larne feet are "very vulgar," 8o I'm forced to pinch up unine In boot. of f ancy leather, All glossed to inake then shine. No matter how it pinches, I traust nout show my pnaion, But groan and die by ssanches ecauseo it is the inwhiun.'1 I limp mino the ainker's, Amd -hasw t sm to lh:m there, Vitlt a vry :'n rnutl counte:assee. A1t1 M mee nm. yt ,.weier T hat .my to.~ wins cosria's are covtred. Bun hre mr,nwsra with a smnile, And :onraolnd~y atuures Inc They're ' th very tratest st yle." From the Souat Carolinian. Barlinuaville Iastitutie. We cannot publish tl.e fullowing card without a remark or two. We are only surprised that such a paper has not ere this been given to the public, for if ary institution in the State deserves the support and coun tenance of the people of the State, it is this school. For forty years it has stood unrivalled in the South as a female college, and for forty years have its present principals enjoyed the confidence, not only of this com munitv, but of the people of this, and the asjoining States. It would be strange, if, after such an almost un paralelled term of well deserved con fidence, any occurrence of the nature alluded to-an impropriety for which the institution cannot be justly con demned- this long-tried and well. cenductod-school should be sacrificed, especially after it has been promptly purged of the offending parties. The Institute at Barhamville has long maintained a high rank, and de servedly has it done so; and maany ' art - ' a jc. .. the evening o ? i'e, eoi'efo :e e intellectual and moral culture of thse hpIs.l w ind, such an aspelron of fame falls. like a calamity on the ven erable pricipals of this'school. We mnay be Able to apprcciate the feel ings of parents and guardians on an occurrence of this nature; but the prompt-and effectual riddance of the offending party entitles the worthy principals to a continuance of that confidence so long and so mecritori otsly reposed in them. In introducing this card, therefore, we prefix these comments unsolicit ed, and on our own responasibility. We feel that Blarhamville has too may ties around the hearthstone of every family in the State, to rsernmit themn to be rent by all occurrence wich human foresight could not prevent, and which was remzedied with dhe most commcenadable prompiti. tude. WYe trust that Blarhamville wilt continue to receive, under its original projectors arnd esteenised conductors, all thaat conftidersco andl succ~ess it so righteously deserves. To THE PUBILIC. In consequenace of ana unsfortunate occurrence wIch recently took pl'sce at thne South Carolina Fe male Institute, the undsearnsie, f'r-iends of thast institution,, are aip prehlensive thatt serious injury will be done to it uraluss the purblic are properly informed of the facets. The interest we feel in this excellent ira. stitution, of which, we thrink, the State has reason to be proud, to. gethier with our desire to do justice to Dr. Elias AMarks, irs withy prinetpal, (a gentlemrana whou las for the last forty years beeni larvurablly known to the peopile of this ansd the adljoinsing States as a teiaer oft yountg laidies,) has psrmpwd'a us : aake the folloin zg brit sta: erment I.. tire public. We believe the tallai.- 1.as b,as-g liro di h stitt ali.n .ana -:a-,-l t of the a falir Se lhas a~c,,:.a ahl a proper feelinag, unira propjert it himself and thae atitutti.m 't f bostha the parties charngedl with otffendina - that he has lswns no di.;ostjin to screen either of theo aaffenders, oar conceal their imprudence or inadis cretiop from the p'ublic; but hans afforded overy facility in hi. power to the thorough inrvestigation of the affair, .although he was thereby doing himself a serious pecuniary injury. We further beg leave to state that as the .offending parties have been removed, and as the istaitute is now under the sole and exclusive manmge. mnent of Dr. Marks and his experi. enced lady, weconpider that ate jtlst grouns of, obj ction tc, the itstituto has byedt rhnoved, atad that we re. gardit at this tiae as eminelpgy de. servingthetsupport and patronage a.f the public. We further stato that are have reeson to fear.that unless the friends of the .instituto -step forward. to sus tain it, it will :be destroyed, to the great detriment of the people of this tate. John Belton O'Neal, John S. Preston, J. H.. Adams, F. J. 'Moses, Willia:m J. Taylor, I D. Wilson, Wiitam H. Gist, R. Deo'reville, Dr. William Reynolds, 1. J. Good wyn, John L. Manning. 3. liarleston Read, jr. J. -A. Dargan, George Howe, Rt. T. Urnrntw, John A. Crawford, B. M. Palmer. SUMTER HOUSE. F. )IY ElS. would respectfutly in ilr the ciiraens of Sumterville and the surrounding country that he' has. uet returned from Charleston, and haao made arrnn.gements to receive ICE andSC'DA WA Elt. of every vari-ty. weekly. ie his ol ban., and will continue to receive thrmaghont the season, a cloice as sortment a. Wmnes andel Clials Confectionaries, Fruit, &e., all of which will he dig ~need of cheaper than was ever olTrud bufore In this place. May u9, I8B0. 3t1 if Webb Clark's Hotel, SUM TEB VILLE, S. C., t 'This i ntel is situated in the annst pleasat part of the tont n. The l'roprietor will be pleased to Pee his friends nnd the travelling publPe; prom iisng to spare no exertions on his part to render them conmfortable. Charges rea rgnable. WEBB CLARK, I'ro.rikr. Jan 28 13 If Dry Goods for Fall Trade IN (:IAR1.ESTON. W. G. BANCROFT, 253 and 255 KaNe.-STar. (One door belo w Wentworth-Street.) 'e would again respectfully Invite the asetn iinn of our frieads and cest In tie contsser. a. our etesi'alvc Stock of lit ' I(000S, wlhe'n ley visit our City. Always in hand ' SOUTIERN MANUFACTURIED, :ot.sisting of Georgia Plaines and Kersyas. Alabaua . do do. in and Strip)d Osnase We i aln. para ienlarly inlte attenotion ,ur lMP'OIITATlION of SILK8 ~and DRE8S (iOOS,~ being~ et of thae LAlIGEST ST'OCKs IN TillE SOUTh ERN COUJNTRYV. Wean- alam prepan-d to fuxrnsh every article in the. Dry (enodu Lane, viz: liojiersa, Golves, inea-j, Flannespls, Clotles.( aaiaan slaaziune. Alpnenna, 31ercaeas. 3leiua.ellain tie Laines, Plaidi, Jsacnmes sand Swiss Mualins, Fumsiaure Dimrit y. Prints. (Ginghlamaa, Shawl,., Laces, Ed~g. ing, lilihan. Tlrisamninags, &c., 4j-c. Educational Notice. Thle 'srteondl aewsiunn of thme llradiford Springs Fcemale Institute will begina (oa I'uraedy 8ith oaf Jely wvith an enalarr'ed eansa xer of Lenaehers same sa llattering parolsect as ate increnseda snmber of1 Pupils. Ina thse clace oaf M1is,, Es.a.ats resignaed to 2mi \ariba ha eaaard have~ aununtacmn usly electedl M s lR. Erat., andl flaillteda Mits. A. (I. It:a .sv of t'harlestons, A--i'saan t. Teaher isa $ttnantc anaal aarnentaa lite'ratusre. Plantation for Sale. The, atssjrie-r cli-r. for sniec it ('5 TTOJN P'L:ANTATIt N adoel.inineg laan,la eat ('l. It. At. 'ilesaen. sando I .narineaon Jessinoge E-q. Al,s a ructs ef Pa'me I andas 3 acileo s-eon Sumteie ontaiinsg sahoma lsnan.ne.res. Foer teranas &c', iapply ao S. 3lntrant. (.0SIIION W.' 1;itALEY Amngst 12:1tb, Psil -42 ROBERT LATTA. .ATlI T'IIE l-'lt.'I OF1 ISICKSON &5 L.ATTA n oneld rea.actfally~ informa is frienads anal the. asthie geneamr-allym. at h iso . noaw roceivinag u r. -lt of linv as rnnra- ;ra.,eries, wlne-t, h1 a-ill stri taow fo~r ens.-a-'anoldesari 'alatate se ilantern.' I l0ase, uad inunmaslintaely aloloitoe Jan,-ca )amelup'.., e.*. (aen.s, S. U. ilcee. lOalh, 1.451) Sf 9 Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn. eta. atn. la-nf l~ardJ, do. Northi (Careolinao ur, e elm.. It (iRN. Shioes !Shoes ! l.sadioes' blacsmk and iol ordt uan-wu. hi.5 sui t .e~~o. a i'ott,~ te '-.-. n W'l~~'lsl:. . i A'\.i o la-r n. -1. 5h. mr v '.. ( ro5i ' f ~~ . al~ri turd da.. Frnc V ahers e5- opi. jiraeds Iaatres, Changnl lmiiIsa .tnitre. nliesh ad Al.en l'?rit k. i h Beeriausotful cFal goo oso a he ste oftle-eoe aa Ianehe W. J. FIRANCIS, Opposte F. I. & 31. Ma.ses' Law O0lice. noe... ) a50 7 *' Tib iunediber respectAIlly litfbrnia . his Mkends fiud euttdt'ir, thaet hio Is nod teelisId at his old stand No. 36 .lit-NraBTm er, (up stairs,) Iton England, Germany, Frane ahMd the Northern States, a ctuplete asssortment of Staple anb fan Irsseeoobs, Gold and Sliver Watches, Jewely, &o, as p'r Cataiogue annexed, I- rh se is-prepared tO sell on reus..nnbl, terms, at lIhok.safe only, to the ('ountry rule. lie respectlibly solicit. a calls b.ing deternited to well as low as iny hlouse In the City. Es G. DROWN. CATALOGUE. Silk and Straw Bonnets, Bibbem., Flower hind Milk Gussds, hlosiery; (nesvr, Scarf., Cravats, Together with a comnplete assortnment of Millissa. ry Goods, Dres and Cluuk Trimmin , &ec. Guns, filfe I'.iuveing an Qther 1iat.ils, Peresion (tap.., Vanue & Shut Rags, l'owder Flasks. Knives., Scissors, Razors, (Sent'i '7'raeiroftng 'Toilet Cases, Musical lustruwspnts. Writing -as., Work loses, Fnncy Stationary, Coat ' Mjsqui Coltoy, Countms'n do., 't'ape., iuuons, Conb., Needils, I'1s, Brushes, Co. longnes, "on ps, l'trfumery, Inks, And a general assbrssnent of Fancy Articles, Gol and Silver Watches. Jewelry. Marle Time Piers.. Frensl b)lantel Clock., Common irass. and Wood Clocks. ,4c. Esaglish and Germns tins., lini Cages and Traps, and various other articles Ison nunseuos to mention. N.B.-Just received fmm Paris the 11a11t splendid aasortrnent of Gilt and GoisI Jewelry ester of.red) In this market. E. U. B. October 14, 1$51. 5O-tf. " - " VED-N otice. " I_ I RECEIVED tirne.s i dn W II. D. E n.bhardannt, Chsnr.sn:. 1n. Uh!. V\' ".," Ilo -ri of ('nsrnisennseri of Riat: '.r Clareuin Contiy, dated' 26th :'enteriutt-r last, to issue~wurrast In J. H. Proessstt, "' s.i., na Overeeron 'ho. ,Viince's, ' eryyJHon . to take the h-mnslsl i 'lciag.rr s, et' J:. 9 diction nuid work upol t 1 : li..:, consecutive d.y nce:....-g ti L.. .. i.. expiration of ti, Iwelven d y, w...,:. . .,. ioad should s ot thou lie st a pus . , .r. sal t'e-titio~n, upon i -*ormnation f r.". ,:a .oor~""'uta ~l~r;1"u .'us.n: osf ti It-nie This day I rei%'vaEl .ii s -.. tion fron Mr. 'rees.; '.s-r seer is th. ..n.si Vance's Ferry Road, sihat he had .greenble to the alive atsstruetion worked .:Ists s-'i Road twelve da.y. with aSl the i.jsl!s be. isnging to thist Juri.lict nit, .-kid Ite cost asders. the Brise to be entirely unsate, (..es the abutment ls entir-ly rotte...) eve i for a single hearse to pass sver. Therefore lse publsws" are w.irnse.! frns passing over tint Vamst e's .rry rn. - . nilent and Bridge, hwsths in person atal ... perty of any kind, as it is reosrts-d toi .. entirely unsfe. By ornier of tie" Cisairnma.. I. B. BROG imN. ('l1 om. !r Nov. '31. I"41. U ..;.s L FURTHER NOTICE "z" " a .. . llA'sl', .-;oltT i 1. I .:NTI T '4.51 W i rr". t.otl notify hi patr ns and the romt tunnity in generul. that ie hais. removed to Isi. re.isl.n- nearly s.ppesite the -Mule Academy, w here he may be f.stenl at all tins-, except when abent froum Town n saissjs,a. for a few I days together. of wwiirlir 1.011,. IllI ISO-as nen. Sunrerville, Septenther ', :"51. 45-41n A. ANDERSON, 5 statan:-sH4.,. Re'.sectflily itsaorms thse pe.ople. of Xsnm. tr istrisg uih--.1.-he its, inlat rel-vr ' nn ssist .ll'r,.. fur .sakeulhe hss selesest,:..wsisi mest schoicer sm-~k of Fulli nsd . s tate-r 4ss..tis 'lhat has ever been brousghst to this marke.----. He' ls ree.-ivedl uany ne styleis ,,f Ill '.I Witer Goos, .hich pearchlaNera iwould do well Is, ezanaine befurn- hi.ng el..ewhere. Plain andl lanscy U'n..msmere: Naujin. Velvet, and Silk Vestinss.s Ibys no.1 Men. s a.u &c. A 161 ansd lart.. anps-ly of Ilossiery. Glove, su.pendler... ('r vat., Jlandlkerc'hieas. &c. &c., all of wisichs will be isol sin the isnsst lberal ternas. andi at price.s to. stit thse timeb~s. sz'a Garmtas uanrsafac'turrsi bsy thee oubscri ber, aal warranta~sl to give atsnetissn. Or ders from-a dliattune prosmptly atten~krst in list msay be, lfsmtsd at she stansd f.,rerly ne cupiedi by A Counway, andI snore revenily tsy Di. W. I'rice. A. A N DF~ISON. Oct. loth, J1851 25 if D- J, WINN, Wouldl rspsreifuslly info.rsan hi-. trindzs ?.ss I stiel .sil ris for .unte ssn r,-a'. s.i0l .rsss t *g ls . nsussl slis~i as.ormn* of4 s Ii'. I Co.t''ss Gl ave l h a ..i.s. c h i-- tt, I'm rlltas. 4r.. Ment .ad llsys lIen' y M:ssle 1lting o~f e.. ry dscsripions tnn I sneiety .Complse Mlitasry Oiiit..i'ifoCrms... ."i'r'. ,a I., nsnh.ut. s . . tsrla-he uss ,.shrt nir. I'msforts t'or 2"5ter )lime inarsiehesel 'st renansu~ale usern'. nf tier ria her paala-rn-. ilsnneier pr- idut y s. hilsisedl in tihijiertsrket. Ost. It. i451 51it Clothing ! Oothing ! '25 Pls:ReN r e'. :rr'a:n -ta ..N * - l.. & 11. ItsA i nsonls osrelurailv epiql Is, st5etionss sf the. anhis: nis etu( snsr Distr neet ns.d vie'mnis 5to iiheir .ledi'tdi a.-ortmuent osf ( histh~ig, stirch at 0ti : warranted'alnl of the bs.t worskmnship nasa of1 the s-l s qualiiy snlsi marni;~ alasi, line ?ua~ iin V e--u, Ca ','iugnere' 'Ia 8i4. arins all oth--r urias r connected nsi. ithi a gente. innn's issrsss-hjmt. depa';rissmen. Ons. mtoe s-hall ibe - ssmtall prao'iat. .:0 n. ki Iales.'' We. cas flasre' asl thss e ws hs, ;xirsni.e I. ilhey e'rnnot iy the' ..une a~rcles triesre ast ainch lowst pirices I'h-se call und '.e, mstsl ctanmio- for yasin.lve-- n s. usr 3- is a hsliuraelses Mitae. N... :2 l( King-s , Usasari~,Sun. S. C. Alhssi at the.sr Stosr isa I esssr.as.n 5, 5. 1. Nss- 14, lii 4-sf Ready flade Clothing, WViila be riee- ntd sn a fewi slay., a versy fsne Sussck oif 10-~~3.131ad ishthin.cosissing oft e'Ury asrtice sf Iens wear, i aswill Ihe sesdd Isiw. b.) W. J. ilANI IS, Opist .J. & M. Mo~ses' i.aw 00 oo Hats and Caps. IThe ,snissiher will receive ini a few days, a vary lisne aussrsnn sof Grat' ansd 1hay'si Hats and Unps..iwihib u. iiia be nl at isasssllyr liw prnics. at ite ,store. ssf W. J. F'UA N~fl Op wl..ite F. I. & M. Moisseu' Law Utle. Segars and Tobacco, A lery line los of Spanish Iiegarsi im.s Ane hicw in= l'ohaono_ inst rvnoend and far male low 1BA V INQ 1 AhWhsa St- ie. (out of Liauron*.at. Haire at :3, pi~ur. after -the arrival of the 'tl oulhtiit'arn vaW l MJN(3'l'ON, and WljI :Y.N t.". INW'4 Oti BAbT'idt{Wt*R, PUIJtL &U, PHiIA.'and N. :tYOltK. :,, s'. rthe public' .i restiunlii Blew ed Qit the .teamerrt oi thaa line, tom; Vbntrleaaoss to Wi)mjniiop, areq itrst.r tU:,O Cftsa tlol1, and are navigatedi by well known hssdexpe. rienceicousder m id the railroads are in. titre orator, (die Wilil ad-W! dctiRtiul fuvag recently boots re.?aald'ii'h 1, a.'y 1T' itA ll. tlsey aecur~ng boils sV:taC,Vttt semi a.nt:>h. ' A 'i'Itt.0olVI T g i Istlisg "'"u.'.(eti : " iiiaijwtl,w/t: route traivellers osaly ead, "New York oss tihe third dlay alurss beiaiisebA" houri Oil maill *f'er the1h ii , ~at.rJuly ne kt. 1, r:'4'to wifl be tSeceteqI .rean*,b7 lhptpni sai .Zisp.rere l, Vv ai5iigt.ais - itsy, tuidder tinm . Isa.rg. ",t a' special Agent s a?igg~'ge ,Ui.aler". 'A. %Vttls...g:dss' lthe s~ti(, wi ll At 11 il U " uupp.uIt it tpINiw,. uk,rJna s.k s a.aasgiaeatma wv.1l be pursued iii to taarsseas Sotiim " lirtatag h rsakce tri "1&. Vick Frats .,luni tt ai IIIIrrsnul .. ?!1~N IA, Agent :l. lam' .;wlJnit.Ie,. ttif U~A,5.it I. R. C a p ,",ev, ai ulit- niiit elf the Company, a.~oi 'l)J. I, * -," ..,ply; s~smd to (ls"r~e Sinn, :lh" (lies ..p it,! Newi J.'ri."y R1:sjlrsas "i, r. .smg". a =... Cu(as ajsiev, Naee Yorrk. J :y 1, !631 36 it W hole sile'ti. 3b sui rR7 Ohl.. " f~~loat . z< 400 Cawes oft IOOTS: andl 8110E. i omit. 10 per crst. elsutaper thesnaa b lPrshid ini sha6tnunstis pric..hy JUIhN C . hiNG.s, '214 t, ira'"et, Charlctton. S. C .oppoIi. nlab awk'. IC. .kiprp. r; -;ul . , t i T[CR.t Cal or appreu~ra note~ a, lilty aa., V1 wil fit, tomaapssrea* PLANTATNI t3 Nat sede,! e pries. J. C. (Lbssrleeutm Oct:6 . . 50 if N. 'CRANE,. iLasaaa"tmmr*r of 3uggales, LIGhIT CARRIAGE~S, ace. Reterna Isis Sincere tilenk~ to *' 'he citurtns of. Sintser; ," 4,r their Ills-mil pesitaisag*e itilh to heaesewe.d anal Itote. la5Roo its 1tanii SIGO that sa hue.krepp a'eatei~nnaly oan ilthe u. ahaveeaaiilh of iT"Fowns. mabetn a nd ~rsrsai rt. SR af {Tua ,u s 1 tutr U t~is S~l SIto (~Of 14ltl ad ~fl a. bas every,- been .v# p4ain 11.1~ ,iausleI.. GOOD GOODS ARK rFUR #16D AT and slice. who 'pisresi' 6 hIrc .11 r.1p.. led to czasine their teih ,,ch sill be fiud pe usl1~y.,adsp1qd. Wp. "t Ru~ult d ?LD158 DMES, GUOI)2 AND * ~ DONMDIJ*T FAIRIC'5 4N" EVE2'Y VAIETVe OP.. NF.GaO 1 'CILTHES, :BLANCKM AND PI'AfVIATIOq MR? GOUDS,r A Comm tTE ASSORTMENT. iioua-gMc~i Af't'rscIs. ILOT1 sotS:imo L1NINS $whk~lt b reii fsmnn any nilasre of Coatstn. -' AU artiles sold are guarautis to porea .Tormso-Csh or (' iy aecri"anre. " 10 4oktbWeag ('orh r $sernlwt, 1891. . ._t. '< 4)if:. Boots and 'hoes. bOUTIIER4:3 3A i ?PLi. ~-ITATON B klQG A 8-f hIL)hJM; B ;RVAt4I St le . &r. WHOPE. A1A, 'A Nf RETAIL, YO. 30." EAWP PAY,CtA~i.RLESON, SO:' CA1. . abse ibsr. Agent jcth * SWJIIL 4.;AU. OLIN A 815(5 .F:ACrQutY., -Chardeaty., N. C., and the (II ERAW VACTUV, a' C'he raw, 8.1:., will ofir for.a n hlk'i. ef i the lot .,f *6essIemheV, a= larwi uj i, bough.. .:no jimmde I'LANTrATIOI(BKU4.ANW' and .11W 'SE SERVANTS S$iOKS,sogrslserwish a rnenra auorsens of BOOXTS andi SilOFal, wi ,k~idd.41i{h' 1voi t Iitw prices 1t A. PRINGI ; August, 19,"18311 ..4m. E. B. GRE WB, Auctions e. anid Cosmmmuaiou MEILCII ANT.. NOA. lo V9)D17p RA 80A CHARLESTON, ; tLnr!3OreVcd Saksa of DRY GOODS twrir a wseek sit 9.* lures RitasD. Uberat advansca mnade o all cu'nixnsistu." Novrmnber , 1830 3___ if DUNN & DUR YEA. WHIOLESALE ANI&1 AIL IMP:~i~ 'Warehouse, No. X238 Kigsre, JOHN UUYF . (c I1ILETt;'UY,8. C. May =1.1, 'I 30 af -' W. A. ENT. & MITCHELL, - I t AH I ON A B IJ1F Clothing And, Out-Fitt~ig E S ''A B LI"-51 MENT , MiV%ASOMCX1 %HA:L is as "r it . '- i,:,:, ;fl r L -" .7. A qqnt cf1(yUpIc e '4 ," . auia:fiEtit7otii'!1 ' A1s08 A.AlS'ID"i : Ait n u i ah7 xk(7 Jan. Y9th, i f r hate,; i:aiq., s d i - the uflire of Bite f r, -71 i-We are err ANi oth ffA ;tat .1Q (; Sfididate f'brtbo"'Clmllclidr' ioiri nor et Thiirtrict, ult. the ilezt 1iatitii : We-Rrt aut i. ....,.! tsil. JOtIN?(:. NIA M 'dilate-fortheIte of# Thews; ttt'he "ing. Election. ' .. 3 - ' r .:c" The, Friends as-; 'R"BI{UWN, anisi uilce hbr 1i111 Ed dale for the Office dr 9frerif bf Alta b Distriet st lhe. aaui r hleetieR;rs + ".a:' r. . fi We, sire I ,d fused to ..A , as a CA aliersf atole onnuingelectivn.' '' -) i .."_' s c ." 9'"'""""x'1".. . " t rl+- r p tie r eft :w =::,. AP' s" .1 " 4tul.c,,.E. ,i a as a atitlidate' lrr llutt' 'i;leciion: M r. _ -. _. i" .1 '., I ..::,,,\a' .. lr .J x.!1:7 FOR Edoor Too will ptei 7Cpptsin P..M.o"GlsuUNK, a f<sbdife +1 .ci.llrctor fr ttalttu'euuet , as t d Election, avid oMig. MA, of ts' Yb*sKltilt M .saa. Et notst " Pleaitr;ilytr w , r urN . .13AI.LARD, * Ik C o1lrcior, at the neitcketic,, "MANY r Vrbtuary Sth.1851 Jlti ,::. ; "M{ t M- Te MU1 ed to announce JOhII i.. V 4. GAN,.a caedi" date fad .i 11 aK Ni .or, larelnont County, . at the lox Election,; WVc are to atwunce, 1.0 sa a r' aiiifitCa't or ,ah rtz X'N I , 4r t:, mont founty at the cnauing F.lectitm, . ..MANY- i RIEND 1. 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