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dassi r aric,' Uight,'
Wbn :es he homewa; ai*ide-'his tracka,'
#erd the t-Voicet? 6f theo nigVIt
Aa Ih a quick, .uncertaii stp,
n, fi-Wfr- pd'i. brink he enme,
N!, a~ Vl !I~l'ull-Frog held, his court,
hioefbrd one iall his name
d)& H -1 OldHodg" h6.adpp'd and
'Till bhw, demqd to fil the dark,
StAh 'gra P, was rather
ti 1"' ileaid, "what's that?
Old l16dge g6t drunk I!
Old Hodge got drunk i
Drunk, drunk, drunk I"
' ie, by gosh !" said Hodge. "you lie!
And a deep voice answered "Never
i And,4,podge thought Nick ldimself was near.
.Agiong thA' ushes on the shore;
Bothinking , was,- best to run,
.e,46arted like a milroad car;
Xit horrid shnpes now thronged'hi. path,
And-voices. shouted near and far
*"1.Old lodge got drunk I
Old Hodge got drunk!
Drunk, dtrunk, drunk !"
llclig4 reaeihed his honme balf dead with
Tfrighat,
And never since has he got % tight."
Fem tho Chronicle & Sninel.
"4 9K."-,Al. Cotton.
ottoiAeems to be the planter's
Go,-"thd ever present topic of his
dailyn plans and -labors- the ideal
mat :'of ' li destiny in the
d'rbary hours of the night.-From
the "small hours of the morijing"
until time late hours of evening
,4-om NeW Year's eve to Christmas
zmrning, "Cotton" is his soul-ab.
sorbing theme.
Does the wife want this log-catin
coivertod into a kitchen, and a
ni& frame. house built for a
dmelling? "Oh! no, can't build; I
ati'bliged to make sixty-five bags of
eh6 'tbi year, only made forty
10s year, and now I must make
up thedeficiency."
Well, husband, we must send
Jolejd Fanny *way to school this
ypar;,you know our .school-master
can 't teach any but small childien."
"I say send them away to mt!
--Why wife they. have got as much
cbieationjs: we ever bad, and I
reckon .that must do them. No,
Johnmust help me 'oversee,' and
Fanhyiust help you in the kitchen
About the houso.: so that you can
let-ne have Chloe in the field.
That's.the school -they must go to.
I'don't believe in children being
taised to" know more than their
her and mother, You cta have
y Chloe.back in the kitchen Sundt
and-two or three more if c- ipk
come then, but I must have t V
re# of the time."
Viniting! "Fanny, all the visiting
you-and your mother do must be
done on Sundays, I can't spare any
of thehorsess oni weekdays, without
ye wait until tho "crops are laid
"Want to take the Lady's Book?"
'-"Well then you must get some of
.ydtr friends to. take is for' you. I
can't pay for. 'The Cl ronicle &
Sentinel-is all 'I:can \affo4 to take,
and 'I dot tgttime to reid all of
that. The Southern Cultivator will
hgip me more than the La y's Book
would you, and I woul dt ke at
but. L don't know how I could
pay for it."
Yes, I say chalk "0. K.-all Cot
ton, on his back; if that is not the
r-ight mark for him, I don't know
whja4 wark to give him.
.Tis is not~a picture of a small
class: of planters, and any body that
-'knows -anything about plantations
and will confess the truth, will say it
is a fair representation of a large
class of planters: Hlome, comfort,
the education of children-all must
be sacrificed to the god-demon 1
had 'almosti said-Cotton.
The fatnily must stay from meet
igg on Sundays perhaps, or visit so
ne~o take no horses from the cotton
field on week days. The children
mutt b'e kept from good schools, be
cause the father wishes to increase
his field force for making cotton.
The wife must still be satisfied with
the old log cabin, and the daughter
tied to the kitchen, so that the
old man may make the allotted max
inmum of bags of cotton this year.
*This is' wrong Mr. Editor, and
now if you want to know my remedy
for: the evil, I will give it in
eight words. Make two bags of cot
ton insteid of three.-The corn, the
the whest, 'the rye, the oats, the
hogs, the mules, the horses could
be raised on our own plantations.
The plantor would not then have
-to force the -sale of his cotton
t'talise "hog money," or pay a
ruinous interest on the money. Hle
Mould' eqjuire a smaller number of
mules' and horses to .work his
farmn-he would have corn and
fodder enough to keep his cows
plurop and sleek, besides keeping
is mules and horses in fine order.
Mral.---- could have her horses and
carriage out even on a week day, if
he 6hose, and go a "visiting." The
een1 could be indulged, and the
dat ter too, gndl botyf sent to a
b #rih ciool, 'or aconlpotent
t4 . oild be epiployed that they
migh6 get through education at
home. This-would indo~d be the
old fashioned "0. K.".-anZ coret
'*eazel hired a fello#g..l .ihd
.qaok of making poettyo wrietie.
,epa!ph. 1!o Wp tQ give taepoet -
dinner and supper for the job.-Af.
ier the first meal he at dogN and
begun thus:
*There was a Ina. 1,o died of lat
For whomn ankols id.d stient WU
ivith outstretc d w of love
To wara im eb l,above.v
Keazel was much pleMed with this,
a d, begged the w-idr to go on; b.ut
he declined finishilig the epitaph un
til be had the supper. That finshed
lie put on his cbdt,a':nd t'he'n wond
up the verse in these words'
'Eut while they disputed for the prixoe
Still hovering armund the lower skies,
In slipped the devil liko a weazel,
And down to hell he kicked old Keazle.
After which he took to his heels
and old Kenzle after him with 'a
horse whip.
PRESERVING FUITS IN THELR
OwN Juice. -As the season of fruits
is now approaching, it may be inter
esting to our lady readers to be in
formed of: a method b which the
most delicate fruits can be preserved
so as to retain their flavor for an al
most indefinite. period. Thirteen
bottles of fruits so preserved were
exhibited lately at Rochester, N. Y.,
by W. R. Smith, of Wayne county,
viz: five of cherries, two of peaches,
one of strawberries, three of different
varieties of currants, one of blacktber
ries, and one of plunms. They were
examined by a committee, and found
of fine flavor; and the committee
expressed the opinion that the art of
preserving fruit in this manner is
practicable and valuable, and that
the fruit when, carefully put up, can
be made to keep as long as may be
desirable.
The method of preserving is thus
given to the New York State Society
by Mr. Smith:-Southern Cultiva
tor.
They are preserved by placing the
bottles, filled with the fruit, in cold
water, and raising the temperature
to the boiling point as quickly as pos
sible; then cork and seal the bottles
immediate1ly.--Some varieties of
fruit will not fill the bottle with their
own juice-these must be filled with
boiling water and Ca ked us before
mentioned, after the surrounding wa
ter boils.
AN UGLY OATI.--1n the eastern
part of Delaware co4nty, in this
State, there resides a man named
B- ,now a justice :of the peace,
and a very eensib' -nAn, but, by
nt, the ugliest looking
hole county; being
allow, and awry, with a
Ikea kangaroo. One day he
was out liunting, and on one of the
mountain roads he met a man on foot
and alone who was, longer gaunter
uglier, by all odds, than himself, Hie
could give the 'squire' 'fifty, and
beat him.' Without saying a word,
B--raised his gun andl deliberate
ly leveled it at the stranger. 'For
God's sake don't shoot!' shouted the
man in great alarm. 'Stranger,' re
plied B-, 'I swore ten years ago
that if I ever met a man uglier than
I was Pd shoot him: and you are
the furst one I've seen.' The stran.
ger, after taking a careful survey of
his 'iival,' replied 'Wal. captain, if
I look any worse than you, do sihute!
I don't want to live no longer.'
INFALIAUILE REMEDY FoRt THlE
BiTE OF A MfAD DoG.--The follow
ing facts which occurred in the coun
ty of Powhatan, in August, 1797,
may be relied on as veritable histor-v.
andl establish beyond q1uestion~ 01r
doubt the sovereign eflicacy of' mer
cury in obstructing and eradicating
the awful consequences of bite from
animals itnfected with hiydrophlobia.
The writer of this was personally
present about. the time specified. nnad
sawv a servant boy of' his father's seiz
ed by a mad dog, which bit himt
in a dozen places, inflicting ghastly
wounds. An eminent physician be
ing sent'for, had the woundis washed
with castile soap and a plaster of
mercurial ointment app~lied to each
wound. Calomnel pills were adminis:
tered in the interim, causing saliva
tion. The boy recovered, and was
living a few years ago, never having
manifested the slightest symptoms of
hydrophobia. A horse and two cows
known.to have been bitten by thc
same dog the ensuIng day went mad
and died. So well entistiod is the
writer that calomel is a specific in
such a case, that he would be under
no apprehension of the deleterious
effects if bitten by a dog known to be
mad.
The above is written by a gentle.
man of unquestionable veracity.
[Ed. Southaide .Dem.
.DEATII OF JOHN IIow.A~t PAYNE1
--A Washington letter to the Bailti
more, Patriot annitounces the death of'
John Howard Payne, Esq., our Coun
sul at Tunis, and the author of several
dramatic works, and a numbier of oth
er literary productions, including the
popular song of'H~ome, Sweet Ilome.'
REDUOTION OF FAnR.-It is stated
that passengers are now carried froum
Cleveland to Philadelphia, by the Ohio
and Pennsylvania and Central Rail
road, for elevein dollArs, the price
charged fromr Pittsburg to Philadel.
phia. This is caused by the compo
tion with D~unkirk rout to th .
Nai$ secorein o tet.of~ Ce 5teya
1 J. 8. 110U0IITON, t., th" clerk's
jQOg b the trisc t for thie Eastera
A6thbek Scientifo Wonder
OREAT OURE FOR
DYSPIPSIA!
DRO J. S. koUOHTON'S
THEH TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.
Prepared from awaNN-r, or tihe fourth Stomach
of the Ox, after directionsa of Baron Liebigp, tIhe
great Physidlogical Chemist, by J. S. loUGn -
TON. M. D., I'hilndelphia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indiges
ion, Dysppsin, Jaundice, Liver Conpluimt,
Constiput on, nod Debility, Curing nft*br. Na- A'
ture's own method, by Natures's own Agent, the
Gastric Juice. --
8:W' Half a teaspoonful or Pepsin, infued
In water, will digest or dlissolve, Fire Pounds WX
of Roast Beef, in about tto hours, out of tie l
stomnmch. ton
Pepsin Is the chief element. or Great l'igest-.
Ing Principle of the Gnmtric Juice-the Solvent am
of the Food, the Purifying, Pret'erving, tit d Ca
Stimulating Agent of the Stomach nod Intr.- gir
tines. Itis extra ctcd from the Digearive Stom- wi
alh of the Ox, thus forning ini artificial Diges. thi
tive Fluid. precisely like time matural Gnstrie
Juice in its Chenmieni powers, an'dl furnisihing a
Complete and Perfect Substitute for it. By the
aid of this preparation, time padis andl evdm, of
Indigestion and Dyopep ia are remove 11, just as
they would be by a healthy Stomatch. i il do o
Ing wonders for DypI ptics, curing cases of De- 1
bility, Emaciation, ervous Declhne, anid Dy- "e
puc Consumption. sliposed to be oi tie -q e ft
o the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon rlii
which it is based, is in the lighe:,t degree Curi- i
ous and Remarkable. I'll
rer
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! th<
nron Liveitg in hif cecherated work on Ani- -11d
mal Chemistry, mays: "-An artificil Digestive 01
Fluid, nmalogous to the Gnstric Juice, any be
readily prena red front the imuous membrane of 1
the stmnoi of time Calf. in whiich vnt ion. arti
clese of food, al meat aid eggim, will le oflten,:d.
changed nod digeted. jitt In tire .mme mnm::mmer
as they would lie itn tihe. hummai tmo-.' pal
Dr. Combe, in his vahle wrilingeq on the
Phyiillogy of Digestt-:i, obvervea that "1 a by
diminution of tile tiue <Imiunity of time GaLtric ,
Juice is n prominent and all-previling cause amf fa
Livpcpsin;" and lie states that a distinguiled cw
profe.soar of micalinimme in London, Who Was Re- ci
veral-y nlliCted witl thils complaint, finding ho'
every thing olse to fail, had recourse to the ne
Gnstric Jmice, obinined from the atouinelma of fi,
living aniatnls, which proved completely suc- n,
cessfuliy."
Profesror Dunglison, of tlhe Jefenrson College
Philadelphia, in his great work (;n Iluman l'hy
siology, devotesi more thnn lift] pnges to an ex
omination of this subject. ipa experiments b
with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric Jull-e ob
tuined from the living hunman stomach, amn I
from animals, nra 'weil known. " In cases."
he says, " digetion occurred a-t perfectly in the tim:
artificial as in the ntitural digemtions." Mt
Dr.John W. Dlper, Profissor of Chemistry, otu
in thti Medical College of time University of Dr
New York, in his "'Text Hook of Chemistry," be
page 386, says,: "1 It has been a question W to- ing
thet- artifical digestion could Iti perfornied-but abi
it is low univermally amhnited tlint It tm.ay bIe." tlt
Dr. Carpenter's satndard work on Phiysiology, hil
wilicl is in tmie lihntry of every physiciami. ad pti
is used is a Text Book imn mill 'tie Calkges, is of
loll of evidence similar to tht ahtive, re
spcuing the remiarkable Digestive power of Pep- cei
sin, and the fact that it may he readily sepiatra- the
ted from the tonmuch of the calf or Or.nd tsed est
for experimnt in Artificial Digesion, or as a of
remnedy fair diseases of thme Stmomch, anid deii cii
cienmt siecreiami mif GasLtrie Juice. cmii
gyl im ott thme Agenmt iad get a descript3~ive ama
Circular, g'ram is, givmg~ a large ammounit of Sc-i- i
entitlc lbytdenmce, mimiiamr to time ablove, toitether taer
wvithi Reports of Ie-mmirkamble Cures, fram mill
pairts o1 the Unijted States. snn
AS A 1WSh'EPUiJA CURER, "
mi
Dr. lloumghmtaan's Perstia hnas produced the aut
most imuarvellomus eflects, in enmriung caises of L-e- TJi
bility, -umariTmtioin. Ne-rvnus Dhelimnemand lys- wi
pepmte Commsmtionm. It is inimpoisile tao give
thme aletails of caimmum in mime limitm mf this ad ver
timenmt; bitt thenmticamtedl ce-rtiimentes lmnve
been giveni of more thanim Two llundredta itemnark te
nhfle Cures, nim hdadelphliar. New York, amnd to
Blostonm atlonet. 'lTese were mnearly mill de-spjeraae art
casesm, anti the enres~ wvere nt only rapid and im
wmondaerfuml, bait permanenit.
it is ai great Nervous Amiidamta, and particuilar
ly useful foir tendener ao Jlaiim dliuiorder, Liver Til
Coimplint, Fever mind Agmie, amid the li if etlec:s J A
of Qiuine, Mercury, anim oth~er dlrugs uipom time hh~
Digestive Urganms, afer a long slekntis. A se, rio
fair i-xcmss in ien ing, mimid thla too, free use ofi ar
den-mt ,:pitits. it abmnom't reconmciles 1-lcalt's wvithi
lIntemp,-raance.
OLD) STOMACH COIM PLAINThS.
Theiare is no form mf Oldt Smaemchl Coimphm im:v en]
which it does noit seem toi re~mach anid rm moi, eat
aoe. Na, miatter how hadl they umay hem, it gives
instant relief1 A sinmgle dose remoaas all the m
unpmleasanmt iymptomas; tind it onuly needsal to be ndmim
repeatedl for a short ttle to make thm~emuio
eilects permattncnt. Purity of Blora-d anmd ii'or
of Body followv am ance. It is parutiulur exel AlI
lenit inm cases of Nnnsenm, Voaimiinlg, Crammps,
Soreness omf the p it of the Stotmch, distress alir
eatinag, low, cold staite omf thme Illood. Haviniess, am
L.ownms aif Spirits, Dmm.pomndencmy. F.a'iationi,
Wea-iknemss, tendenc-ny to inenmnity, Siidej, &c.
Dr. liogtnm 'm'Ppsin,. is mouil hiv ntearly aill
the dlenerm atm linte udrug mm lamn Ppulair'Meiaiine,
thmroutghorut time I initedl Siates. It is prepareda in
Powider andu in Fhiuid furmi-amnd jim Prescripiimn
vials for time use of Phymsienumn. ri
Prit ate circubmitrs for the mise of ilhysicians,
mnmy he obtained of D~r. I omugintn air hiis Agens
demscribmig thme wholefi price-s of pmrepairattiom nntd
givin jg thme autmoittonismpo which time laimos omftm
this niew rememdy mire huasedm. As it is unot a sec-ret u
resmedy, no obgj.. timin enn he ramisied ngainmst its i;
tutue by Phlysicansm bi respeinhlo standinig mind jhm
regular pmractice. Price, Dame 1)oolar per bottle. lit,
tiYiOns~a v E -in is I-liery bmtt-e oif i he
geinmte uPl.IPslN beairs thei iwritmen signtutire of
J. i. HI Oron-rios, .1. 1)., sale P'roplrie lar, Phlil- i:
amdelphaia, Pa. Copmy-righit timd Trade Mark be-T
fY'"Sold by till Druggisats anal Dealers mna
I Medinest. n
1"or i.ale int Stumterville' by ci.
M'I II~ l{ &S 11 RIITON.
Decemhber 16, 185i. g.-ly. ti
DRY GOODS.
Just receiving lena-heand m fliroiwn Shea-tings
and Shmrtinmgm; Mmrlbmrmi'Stripmes; hPlaid rimn
seys, Osntiiargs, Cottoni nndl Linen ; ilasiery, M
White, coloired and hlr-ek Kid Gloves; Caissi-.I
me-res; Satinets, Kentuck Jeanm, Flatinmls; d
Blleachied, brown ani hblue Jemn-bluae Dietnis,
&c. &c. Formal low b-B
VJ. FR ANCIS,
Opposite F. 3. & M. Moses' Laiw Office.
Jan.'.10, 1852
Iron,
Swedie nnod Englmmah, jBromd aind mnarrow T1
Bar, Sqtmare, Ramund nnd O)vn; H-oop. un md T'
and Biojir in. Camst, Gernmmt nda Blist er l'i
Steel. Smtith'sa Tmoola Carpenter's 'iTomlmi- M
Buigy Axles iad Snringa, Carrinmre Trim. I
mings. lowi Ware, 4 nt andl Wroumghmt P
Nnilma, alwnvys on hiatnd andl for sal low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 2.4, 1852 18--t f D
Negro Shoes,
Thmevacniber has madie arrnimgementsm for
the manuftutre of from Four to Five Tfhoumsanmd
pairs of the above article by thme F A LL. For 80
reference a. to quality, heo would respe-ctfumlly bc
refer persomns whom mny he disposeda to pumrhiane se
of him, to those whorpatronized im last year.
As to price, he will guarantee them a low as
can he aflhrdod.
M!e22 2 r 3. MICRG?.
,UNDCIE, DISPEPsIA, CHRONIC
ORt NERVdUW-ObAf3L'?,100js.
EASEs. OF Tjl H XINEYS,
iin/fromta dier.
drre, iver or 'Sto,.
ndmth, 'atch as Constipa
ti, Intrard. Piles, Fullness
or Bloo6d to (he Head, Acidity of
the Stomach, Nausea, Ileatt-murn Us
rust for Food, -ullness or Wigifq in the
mach, Sour Etwrutatiots, Sinkrng or Flut.
rering at the pit of the Mornluch, Swim
spung of the Read, Hurried and i-i
cut ermthit, Fluttring at the
Iftert-, C h or Sqfowating -
sensations w en in a lyzng
posture; Diu&as -qf.
Visioni dts or ' -
toeb.n Wore the -
Might,
ver nnd dhull pain in the -Head, Deficiency
Persi.Irution , Yellowneis of the lkin and
es, Pain in the -Side, Back, Chest. Linatb,
.., udd,:n Flu0Iea of ieat, Burning jii the
*sh, Cont'anait Impuining of Evil, and Great
pression of Spirits. cian be etfectuially cured by
DR. JiOOiLAND'S
Celebrited 'Vertmnia BItters,
rPVARED BY
Dr. C. iMs. Jacksonu,
[' THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. -
Thrir power over the above ditease in not
:eled-if eqialletl-by any other prepara
n it thae 'nitedl.tates. apt the enres ittext, in
nay casee afier Pkihd-phyairiiuns :ad litilet.
I'lhosi litters are worthy the tattention of
ahd'. Poe(sorsing great virtuus in the ratifi
tion of dimwe ir ;f lte Liver and lesser
ad'., exercising t ie inott senrrhing powers lin
akness anct aliections of the digesutive organs,
-y are wiithal, saf'e, certain and'pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
From the Boton Bee.
The editor said, Dec, 22nd
Dr..Kou/land's Cdebrated German Bitters
the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundico,
spepia, Chrounic or Nervotas iehility, is de
vedly one (tf at mu-it poptilar inedicites of
dny. These Bitters have bren wsel by thit
dtS and I tiietad at our elbow tays hie has
iuself received an etreetual and permanent
-I- of Liver Conplaitit from the use of this
nedy. We are convincled that in the uin ot
lie Bitters, the patient cotuntly gaine
ngtih and vigor-a tIait worthy of gre-.t con.
wi i tOniff.They are pilatam1n1 int tate antd
elI, and can he uasel ly perstuns with the most
icate .stfnnelis .it1 saiety. under atny cir
nitit,naces. We ate 'penking 1'rmin experieice,
i to the niflieted we advise their use.
'Scott's Weekly," one of the best, Litorary
era publit.hed said, August 25
r. Iloofland's Gernmn Bitters, manufactured
Dr. Jaakson, are now reconntended by
it: of the most prominent members of the
ulty as tn article of much eflicacy in
ea of female wenknens. As much iII the
e, we would tulvise all mothers to obtain a
tie, and thus save thenmseives utich Pick
s. Peraons of debilitated contithations will
thest.e Bitters advntageous to their health,
we know from experience the talutary effcxt
y have upon weak syite tt'.
MA)RAE EVI idNCE.
rhe 'Philadelphia Saturday Gazette,' the
t family newspaper piblished in the United
Lte. The editor ays of
)r. lfobfland's German iders.-It is seldom
I wet reconmend vhat tre termed Patent
icinets, to the conlicietnoe atid patronage of
readers; and therefore wlet we reconnend
Hoofland's GerinUt Bitters, we wish it to
liatinctly tnderstood that we are tot speak
of the unitrumts of the day. that are ioimed
mt for a brief period and thtn forgouen after
y have alone their guilty race of' ai-eljIet,
If a medicine lon g esmhli-laed, tnivermnily
ed, und which has tact the hearty approval
the firitlty itself."
, l.vettence upon evialence has been re.
ved (he the foregoing,) front all sectiaw of
Utnioni, the lai't three ye:irp, and thte stong
te.titiiony itt its favor, is, that there is tnore
it itied in tie practice of the reriar l'hytil
is of Phiiadelphia, tItmn till oilier nostritms
tihinead, a factithia' ctan eastily lie establ'ishetd,
I fully provinig thtat a '.etentific preparation
I mteet with their qniet approvul wh*ien ptre
teal evena in this form.
u'nt thi,, medicine will caure Liver Complaint
I l)yspepstia, nou otne can iouibt aftet us'intg it
liraecteed. It acts. specifically utponi the iStat
eha atnd Liver; it it' preferable to acalatmiel in
lbilliona disases-,-thItoe effect It' instnediate.
icy can hte adatitnistereda to fe-male or infatt
ili safety andt reliabtle benefit at anay time.
BlI AHll OF COUNT"lEREia':T,
Chi. nmdicine hast attained that high chuarne
whtich is tteces.sary fair all ntted'~icie tattin
inadtee con'tnteriei~ers to put forthi tlpuriouts
ta:lesa at thet ra'sk oi the lives of thtose it ho are
ocenttly deceivedl.
Look *we||~ 1o dd n:: e k i f I!:e ': enuineu.
ey have the wvrt:'ent sien:ure of C. 3M.I
h '.t'p m iitthile vt. :ti;r. anid his namte
ii inm the h,.atnie, .rcaout ws/i t/icy ture '.pu.
us.
Foar stile Whloa-.die and lietail at the
xn .N .tl..hhieiGE asTuam,
. Mt A rah-S:rett oneO dooar halow Sixith,
,htdelphliat; na h iy teepectable dealer'. gete.
I)y through th~e conntry.
rEt enabh.l nll caaaees f invialids tot enjoy the
iettig's ofi itieir gretat restrnative poawers
at fotriiale by ~ Ii. .s. AiiEl.LETT',
Drumgiat, iiituterviill-, S. C.
'25 'Whnl.-ale Agent for Geoirgia, Sou-h
I .\ortht (aratona..
flAVIIl.AND, IIAltilA LL &~ CO,
Educational Notice,
lIE itext sees o.a of thet JIRAIFOR D)
S. RINGS~ iFF31Al .E I NSTlITU I
ON wel open tin the~ First .\latmaiav of
et.sui.:tj Fteruariy. 'lThe Trutiaas
i by' that :ime3 have compllted soan nil.
01-:i Ipro visitn fo6 r the comote r!t of the
a rde'r- ; innd ithe *aj:taeent groatunds wvill
;Iad mi ai0ntpros e'd cotd it ion.
h lie illhed bty te ttust coe itenft
-t a,bers thit can i be obtiariad ; tattd here
aer nio 0! t will bea rettaned lontger thana
hay adli iate arei (.cth~htedl itt the dlia
atrge oft thea. dhuty.
It ta vary impat : thi a'i lath le mnenhers. if
n Cole~.~;a hsses returti at the~ be-.
mmng of thle ,-e.tsuon, thiat the regnlar
erethee miay tno he r'etarued.
TfER bilS.
The scho'th'tic yar teiins on thei first
niihny of Febrtuaary atnd closeis on the
at Wadneaeday of No,'atitber, tand is
vided tmtu twot egntal tession'.
mardl, per hesioni, ittsel lsig hedl,
bieddhitg, lights, antd wvnshintg, tho
ptupil, bemtg responihlc for
the va ritus fnrniture of their
roomis, an inventnry of whtich
will be reguatrly kept. - - $60 0t0
tition in l'ruamary Class. - - 10 (t0
ta into in othier Classes. - - 15 001
eneh air Latt in. - - - (1 0
u tic InPano or Guitar - - 20 0tt
'.e of Pian n - - - - . 4.00
ip ila on Gtnitar lurnishl their own
Gtairs lair prmaclice, antd also
their Gitar etmga.
ritwitng and Pimiting in Oil or
Wif ater Colort., or Alonochroma
tie or haniul', eatch - - 15 00t
rnamntatl NeedlIe Woirk, &c. - - 5 01)
liy res'olution af theC lknrd, persons
rFinm" two ptlpilsa will have thetn
tat dedl at $1Sit)0 per month; andl those
ndling three or more, at, $10 00
r month.
D. B. Mcf.AIJmI n'enj 4, Tre,.
The Subscriber Would respectibifn
rorm the citizens of Mnter and #'Ojsefttt
Di-tricts, that he bisjust opped in-Stirh.
L*evihlea beautifilc'npsdrttonont' f
Clocks "and ';jW ews
Brooches, Finger tigps' fut Pine, lIar
Rtingsp, Buckels; iie,'hVestt, -Guard
Uhains, of Steel, Sil&-and'UiduGd
nd Silver Peist anil jlnprij Caiesea1 Specta
:les of, various kinde ; .Whife and Cyral.
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c.. Aliof which
wvill be sohlat Charlestonprices for Cash,
by .C. T1. MASON,
Ono tqTe riop;tJof.
Airs. fnlbort's Millenery.
P, S.-Repairing .of every ;description
Jone in the very boat ianer and atthe
ihnrtept notice. Rf" All work done b.y
rne, warranted- to giv tifltt(Thiction.
C. l. .
December 2, 1851 .S tf t
Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLES:,ITON. -
W. G. BANCRtOFT,
253 and 255 KING-STR EET.
(One door below Wentwortih-Strest.)
We would again respectfully irivite the atten
inn of our friendt, and customers in tile country,
o our vxiensive Stock of DRY GOODS,, *pen
they visit onr City. Always in hand f.
OUTIIERN MANI;FACTUJlED, .,',
Con-cisting of Georgia Plaines and Keisir
Altaan -do- 4
Plain nnl Striped Om6aerge.
Renctia d~and Brown Domneslci
SUP9t DUFll1 BLANIpTS-'DItCT
'' IMPORTEI'OW
,. Atr tatdualo particularlyl dti stisitoio
triiAPPORtTATION of'rLKIS ,ind DRIMSS
r;.OODS, being' one of the . LARGjkST
strOC6 IN r1i EOUTHIERN COUNT ItY.
Weoars also pre eared to furnish every article
in the. Dry Goodts Line, .viz: I loxier, Golves,
Ljtdrn, Flaninelt., Cloths.Casinitne, lmaanhazines,
Miaeens, Merenoes, Motpelintin do laines,
la':tilg, JlOnaieti Sai Swis Mtshn". Fumniture
Dituity, Pritis, Giniglasnma, Shatwl, lAes, Edg.
ing, I1ibbons, Trimmaings, &c., *4c.
September 23, 1.351. 48--tf
For Sale,
My HOUSE AND LOT, I th village of
Slimtrville, where I now live. There are
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot.
V'erma male easay to the purcha-ers.
Jari. 15, 1852. 13-tf W. LEWIS.
Notice,
A1 persons indebted to in individually,
r as O0rdiary. will please make iunedi.
ite pnymen', ns it is absolutely necessary
hat I claas up my bltineps, soma part Of
vhirh has beon of lotig standing unsettled,
md which I am determined shall remain
to no lenrgr. I hope my friends will attend
o this at once, and give me and themselves
s little trouble as may be.
W. LEWIS.
Feb. 9:hI, IS52 - 17-tf
N ot iec&q
Persons having denmandis against tieEs,
ate of R. Richardson, Dec'd. nre requested
o present them duly attested, and those il-'
lebted to mnke pnymentt to
C. 1. RICHIAUDSON,
A.Lmr.
Nov. 6, I850. 2 tf
Notice to Stockho ders,
Am.i. Steckholder, in nrrear 1 the firal.
ord Siteaings Female Intitute Company are iv.
piiired to make fuall pa. ment before return day
i March next- ( the -ubscriber or to Wijliam
bAWij, Esq., in Sinaterville.
By rder nf the Borad.
EDWIN CATER, Sec'ry & Trenas.
February 2. 1q52. 15-t '
Buttert
Fresh Gohioun llamtmcer,
"Virginia andl Siountiain Utter.
Por sale by ROBEwRT LATTA.
Caaad n, Nov 25, Lb51. 1-t f
New.Fall anid Winter GOOds.
Thnt subhscribers are unnw rece-iving andi open
ing~ their usal siuppiy of Dry Goo-laa, ltardware
inmd Groceies, the priircsa of whaichi.wiaI be very
nuch reekweadca, and invite their friends and the
iiublic toeznaine their stock.
M1. DiIUCKER & CO.
Camden, Oct. 28, '51. I-tf
-Shoes ! Soes !
Ladlies' black and colored Gniter..
Kid and Mlorocco Slips and Ties.
Gent's and i0 ' Shoe'.
N EG IO 0I-S, &c, &c&
-A It.s ---
Plantatiomn Leather, for .aie low by
W. 3. FRANCIR,
U'nder the Ofilce of the umter Hlaaner'
Juune 18.
Administrator's Notice,
I lAV~ uppmxumtedl Mr. mV. M. Green,
may Airent, toa settle ill thme ;ma:tters of
lie Eztate 0f ,hmohn Mcl~onal d, late oif this
ihstnmet. A1ARY 1E. McD)ONALD.
AL., P.-rsns hatrmne detands ayainst.
:h< Esta.te of John Me intald, will paresent
hem dumly attested. Those indtebted will
miake immarediate payinetat to
W. M . (JRE IN, Agent.
February 1.1, l185 , 17-tf
Hats and Caps,
The stnbscribe'r will reive'I. in a few dayV,
very' fima assortmnait of G~ent's andl Hoy's IHats
anad Cap-,'a whichl will bet 'adhl aS tnuns:un~lly inwv
priceus at the store of W.. .J. FRA NCIS,
Opipoie F. 1. & M. Novs' Law Oflice.
Seplt. 15, 1851. 47-tf
Cheap Goods.
THEI subscribecr hias just retunetd fromt
Carlestonma with a full ti%~a nnwm of~ A 1. 1L
K IN DS? OF (GOOUS, Warea and Mtorehan
dIse in his, line of bumines; haaving excercisead
thme iutmost difig*enerc in buying the~m CHF AJP
A N1) GUJ I), (and xcods u-nil bought are half
soald) he e*f nn ake it an aah,ect to any ante to
ake a hill with him, either tat Wholesale or
litail. P ER RY MOSES~.
Ajpril fGuh, 1852 24-tf
Groceries! Groceries!!
Wtil be rteceivead .n a few.. dayle, a choice lot
of Groce-tries ; consisting in part of
Old Government Java Coffee.
Prime Rio cnfli-e, (new crop)
Green Tea. iti ILi anal 1-2 Lb cadders,
Itbm best Baltimore Flour,
Hugar of various descarptions,
Prime Gosahen ihutter.
Best Baltimore 11am,
Prime Lard ; No. I Mackerel,
N. 0. and Cuba Moinese.s,
White Wine andI Cider Vinegar,
Halt, ltic, Soap, Starch,
Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Cinnamon,
Canadles-Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow.
&c. &.
For sale low for cash by
W. J1. FRANCIS,
Opposmite F. 3. & M. Moates' Law Oflice.
Juan. 240, 16l52
FLORA,
Pastry Cook and liaker of Cakes, 4c. 4.c
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the ridjoining Districts in the
prepatrantion of bridal feasts, party-.-mpper.,1
&.c. lier long experience --- service in
every de~part meat of her ntusness, justifiea
her in engatgintgto give oetire antisfaction
to her employers.
She may be fotundlb application at th
Barber's Shop in thisp aco.
mancimlleJan.Sih un nI +r
. JAOAusf. ' NAT1A WIiJAC2#1j.
NJO. 2LtKIN9.8 .EETL.z
(SEVENTH'SIt$ I A VE KA ZE ET.)
Importers aneMPra in
Foreigns & UWA&AMry Goods
Our cuswItens 'ues red Moderte
Knifs Sio a strict sdherance tlo the Onf Prks,
.ClUJ1L411.,
Theo submtc-be'r re Ceetilliy in'fobiti -bb
iende ani enatomers,'hiat lie is now recevIh-,
aL.Ihlaiold stand. No. 2W Harsz-S. as5T, (up
stairs.) from England, Germany, France and Ore
Northern States, .a complete assortment of
Stapie -anb fancy Dress Goobu,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &o,
as per Catalogue Jiixed; wbialhe ip prepared
to sol on reasonable terms, at 1/ole-sle only,
t etl CountryTrade. Ie -respertfullysolicis,
a call, bein -etrmained to . ui S low as any
louse in it ity,.. E. G. BROWN.
CATALOGUE..
Silk and Strasi*losments. lihbons, Flowers and
Silk.'Goods, Hlosiery,- Gloves, Scarfs, Cravats,
Together with a conmpleto assortment pf Ililline.
ry Goos/ Dress atid Cloak Trimminal. &C.
Guns, Iliie, 1tevolying; - And otlar ,istols,
Pereursloh' Cape, Game &'Shot Hag; dwder
Flask. -. - -
Knives, Scissors, Razqrs, Gent's Trave ling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Jnstruments.
Writing Cares, Work Bojes,'Fancy Stationary,
Coats' Spool Cotton, Common do., Tapes,
Yarns, .
Buttons, Combs, Ncvdles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longnes,
Saps, PCrfumery, Inks,
An, a general nsortment of Fancy Articles,
Gold ahd Siltver Watches; Jcivelry,
Alarine Time Pieces French Mantel Clocks,
Common lrats and *ood Clocks, &c.
English and .German Guns, Bird Cages ,rnd
Traps, nnd various other articles too numerous
to mention.
N.H.-Just received from Paris the most
splendjd assortment of Gilt and Gall ,ewelry
ever offiered in this market. E. G. B.
October 14. 1851. 50-tf.
E. B CREWS,
Anetosaeetr raand Conankinl6oui
M ER C HA NT.
NO 16. VENDUE R A NGE,
CiAR LESTON, 8. C.
Unreserved Sales of DRY GOODS iwice a
week at his Sales looms. Liberal advances
made on all consignments.
November 6, 1850 2 tf
DUNN& DURYEA.
WIOLESALE AND.RETAIL
Clothing Warehouse,
No. 238 King street,
"J^L c D URY. , CIIA RLESTON, S. C.
5lay.21,t, 1851 . 30 - f
W.A, KENT & MITCHELL,
FAS[I1ONAIILE
Clothing and Out-Fitting
E S T A B L 18 Ai E N T,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 2G8 King-strect, corner 6f
Wentworth, Charleston, S. C
Purchnsers will find at all times a full
and complete etock of Gent's.
RE AD Y-MAJ}E CU9iTJil
AR TICLES.
WV. A. KE.NT- G. 1U. IITCH E.LL
i1anufuactory 113 Waushinigton
%tores Nh. Y'.
HARM~ONIC INSTITIUTE.
FERBDi-AND ZOGBAUM,
Importer of
MIUSIC, BIUSICAI4 5NSTRUM1ENTS,
Kin Mreet, Sign of the JIgre,
Charleston, S. C.
SAMLUEL C, DUNN,
WHIOLESALE CLO THING
Furnishiin~l Warehuouse,
NO. 20 IIAVNE S'fIIEET,
Charleston, 8. C.
March 1st. 18.52 10--ti
GAILLARD & SNOWDEN
Coram'iionl Merchants,
NO. 6 SOUTrHlE RN W HA RF,
CITA RILESTON, 8i. C.
March 31rst. 1l851 23 17l
PAVILION HOT'EL,
BY HI. L. BUTTERIEWLD,
1Ye*eting-St., Charleston, 8. C.
Wmn. Allston Gourdini
NCO. 56,- EAST-RBAY,'CHIARLESTON, St C.
Is preparedl to miake liberal advances..
on Consignmnenas of
Rice, Coltonm, Corn,Snur,
Flour, Grainu, Hay, &c.
Rr itr Ymes.--M ess'rs. C..jnrdin, .Matthii
"xen, & Coi., George A. Iloploy, Alonzo J.
WVhite. Chareston, S. C..; T1andy Wtalker,
Es. G reenvitlh. S. C.
A pril 24, 1851. 26 ly
Improved Cotton Gins.
Thankni fr pas favurs uhe bcriber wish
es to inform the publio that he still manufac
tnrm-s Cotton Gins at his establshment in State
burg. on the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks. ;lt the cotton ginned on one
of those, gins of the late inmprovunpent is worth
at lecast a quarter of a cent more tAgn the gut.
ton gioned on the ordinary gin. H. .also nian.
nitaetures them on the mostuuampI. construnotn,
of the finesut finish andi of the beat materials ; to
wit. Steel Saws and Steel Piasedt Rubs Case
hardened which he will sell for $2 per Saw.
Hie also repairs old gins and puts them in com-~
pleta order at the shortest nowire. All orders for
Gins. will be promitly and punctuallttendled;
to. WILLAM ELLISON.
Statehurg, Sumter Ditst, 8. C. Feb 17, 26--ti
Improved Endless Chain.
Water Elevators.
All persons wishing te above Elevators' can
he, suppll-~d by the subscriber, who Is the Agent
for the Di,,trict of Stiuuter, S. C.
R 'F. IlGON.
Sumterville, December 2, 1851, :.i
Notice ' 7
Teinhaibitants aftiis village i ~rmutioned
against trusting any operatIve emploe by me
ont the Wilmington uEifancvhester B'-l Reed,
or delivering any goods whbatent wiihoit-li
ten ordef's,. either from D). Callalten,.I. lftgb-;
cock, L.W. Tuarner,mortityne H Pn AT
Sumervhl, 3wuAR ED148 . PiT
UtInmce mAr.j. J.UMc1J AR 4T '
(late for.! Lerhpfthe. p ug~t
:-Kr MrwJd~etowi PeAe*wni
nouhce-Cblonel JOHfN A''C0 )CiMU6HP -
a Candidnte to Represeint) U)omorbti
County in the next Legilature, aldioligel
April 13, 1852. 26--1
please .anniunce-.WLLA 14Mj.. j
SON as a candi4aA. for, jtheo QL
niry of Sumter Diriet .at , ey
election. T c
April 271h, 182r
07 Tise.. frienaads i$hP.
IIAYNSWVORT1I, E9., anoi
a Candidate fir the tihce 'of
Sumter DiAlrict at thw enauin
March 23, 1852. 0Z "
RgT We are -vuthoried.6
announce T. J. DI NKI' ,Eq.I C1n3e
for Clerk of dhe Court, a4%h ensnic
AIANY V7k7
April 16th 1841'' 25 ir
. FOlb TAfUOLI.CToft.
Mr. Editor: Plenae announcq )r. ROBEw.
W. DURANT, a Candidatefor Tax-Co4,
of Salem County, at dih-next Elec&il6n,
oblige . MANT . . oazr
January 14, 1852. . . ... .3ftf1Z
E~rMr. Editor: Yn t-will p'te f'" -
Captain P. M1. GIBBONS, -a Citididafi
Tax-Collector for Salem coun tIt 11the sbwig
Election, and oblige MAN VO
tS" MassRM Enrroast"leu'yme~
Dir. JOIN F. .BA LLARD, a.cali tforTax
Collector, at tho iext elecdo, abd
MANY VV i6
Yebruary 5th, 1851 15 tt
* W 1ar athorized-Id
announce ALEXANDER VATTS;E6q.
as a Candidate for Tax Collector, of Clarea
mont county at the 6A(ntrtEleetian
MANY FJIENDS.
Mile The Friends of Thos.
L. SAITH, nnnounce him as a candidate for
the office .Ef Tax Collector, for the Count"
Claremont. -
-NovemberO, -1850---.4
1mize We"ataithoied
to annotymee Capt. J. W. STUCKEY-iiia cean
didate for Tax Collector for.Salein otya
the next election.
Oct. Ith, 1850
07Thd FriCsid oFJbonX
G. W HITE, Esq.announcebhim-taaCandidath
for.Tax-Collect r. of.C'in~nnemne...~
next Election,
Notic .
ALL Persons iiidobtetd to tie PDs, r
Sby Note or Account ire l
scificifed to call and settteln"n "
circumstances conpel him to cil on them.
D. J. WINN.
March 115,1852. 21-tf.
Made- UCM
sto k of Ready fade men and
Clothing, at very low prices.
*LI. .HANKS6
Dec. 16th, 1851 8
SUMTER HOU8E.a
II F. MYERS, would 'reiapecttly. 12
I form the citdxensm .f Suttefli d
" the surrousnding country that h.ee
just returned from Charleston, ,atd has.
arrngemlentm to receive ICE and BObA W
TElt, of every variety, weekly..
He lai on hand, and tvilt continuete VeC.IV
throughot, the seaspn. a choice ,ansio
Wines and Cordiala, Confectionaties, 'i~i
&c., all of which will be die d' of hap
than was ever offered before an this place
~May 21, 18SO,.. . . ,, 5 00 atf
SUMTER VILLE, 8, 0.,
This ilotel is situated ini the mnowi-a
r;pleasant jiart of tlisrtonii''~I'he
Proprietor wdll be pleasmi to pee
his frieunds and thie traellintrgnil; Nroin
iigto spare no exertionls .on his, part to
render them comfortable. .Charges rea,
sonable. -EB
Jan 23 ,P~T
Through Fare fr'omChar
TON TO BALT1blORE #'17,6U,.t
TO PHILADI2LP1IA. 819?
AND TO NE W-VORK 9$20~
THlE GREA T MAIL ROU 'RFQM
CIIARLE:STON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wra atthe foot ot
Laurens-st. danily- at 5, . rs.fer .~ ~.
arrival of the Soy'dhaern- care, -via
MIINGTON, N. C., from WthIch ~n
two daily trains nre liispatchaed at 8 A. 1.~
and 2 P M1.; the8 o'clock only tonneistine at
Weldon with the lines to Peterstbr',
Richnond. WVashington, Baltimoie, Phila
dolphaia, and New-York.. The, pub1 s.
respecftully suf~ormed that the-steanaeI .ft
these lines, are in first vate conditioe,'*ed,
are navigated by well known andL ens.
perienced commanders; the Rail' ead
are .in line order, .(tho <Wilmington
antd Weiden, as well nath~e i8eboe4
and Ronnoke having recently been :relaid
with heavy Trail) thereby. securing bd5*
safety and despatchi. . By .thee.oamatea
passengers availing themselvest of ish.
FIRST TRAIN may reach ~Baltimnore in,
40 hours. Philadelphla in. 45 -hours, and!
New, York in 60 i.g b9epr.;j&u. the
SECOND TRAIN .te t
timnore in' EO hpord. P1b
hours, anid New-York in SV6 ~ i~
Through tickets can alone We b.
E. WINSLOW, Agent of the Wiktiin nr
and Raleigh Rail Itoad Conyn. afti e.
office of the Comnpany, footo e
street, Charleston, S. C ., to Whta pcaw.
apply.
March 23, 18if2, 22-t
Water Froof B2oj :j
Jutreceived, a lcpt ~~
the above 10'TS, Calf
'~.ged Pwmp do, Ceats and
Shoes of vrious kind.
ILadJ~ aBlack Silk .(Kid Foxed) (.ra,
M4Isses Black and Colored - - ----.
Ladica Kid ooukn
Kidi Sewed Id nd.y
For eale Chep ley W. .;~
Ie. 2. Unra efmlc tte