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dirlitL ll~ ign t rohe.d d M~'~ysteribus Deity fatlI -the last, thie~frat I eriful aid jut r ane, here angbs sing, i ae o do'd ur ing. which doth all names our great Almighty lriend, beyond .creation's space, k of astice and of grace, ers beyond thy starry kiles; falls, bit thine shall rise. e r, thoulluly One, gdlasting will be done k dnhis will1, his. power dis of mortals to obay, the wondorous work oflove, ess h died, bit t reigns above, dord in thy holy word. esthy love, let carth, 0 Lord; pedeni in the eternal skies, I enven-for Inan the Saviour mmortal, angels land hi.s name, IIs ih joy, and haints his love oA, out fobd, nor cea~se to give t , on which our sotula may live. b0n to-day, nnd days to collie, ut end, in our eternml home; 89u15 supply from day to day, et, and aid its when we pray; oh e atk, yet, Lord, thy blessings lib its grateftul.wien thy gtfs descenid. o onr sins, which in destruction place le rehls of a rebel race. I I fruits and trespasses forgive Ih we ne'er can pay, or thon receive, d, urneighbors' faults o'erlook, ,t1 Mit blot ours from thy memory's oqur enemics ; extend thy grace sop to save, c'en Adam's guilty race 0thee in gratitude and love, r zat duty paid by saints above, V",rom sin, and in thy mercy raise e til tempter and his hellish ways; h 41r own, but in his name wio bled, n ear we pour our every need. p0 tidn's fatal charms help its to shun, ois)nywe conquer through thy coaquering 1u51 fni all which c'an annoy - -'world, and nmy our sotis destroy; ealanities which mien befide, death, oh turn our feet aside, renortal worms, nod cleave to clay; lito riule, and mortals to obey. Shyi nery, Lord, forever frea? liologreation knows no God hut thea. om and empire in thy presence fall; 4(XPgelernal reaign0M t ing Of all. V;ith thee-to thec be glory given, W- etjinane adored by earth and heaven se of saints and-angels4 is thy own. "teo tle Everlasting One, ev., named adored. b' the Lord! LAwER.-Ar. eInn resh fron the schools, the f1 atempts 'at the bar, are eg1apt to -ltslopt a flowery hom bais tyld of' Ilrrnge and sentiment. e s deci, inultitudes of instances I .'a, a stronug temptation to tig y mid Crinbl)lis.'h things essentially i~~lbeyond all reasonable bounids; enagune yotung lawyer, espe i ynuxious to matke the miost pow t'Ieff'ect on the intds of' the jiury, lltieteeding in his first e1(Yorts, lie r ~uid and bom biastie befqore he )usidm t5 such a p~1lete mtoret 1~riydgit w ithi by sentior' brothIers Lttthe case following : ~ee was mn the town of' I., in n~ elssee, a youtng hawyver wi'l> 4ltd the -poets more1 t hain the f~~iiet s of the atge, and who no~d Iiiselfof' every oppotinitly of -lplaying his poetical aequiremnents, -quotinf from~ B3yronu, Mlilton, unhdand other ve'rse-inuikers. life .ytplje employedl on a cr1iinal case, tidps usual, laumehed forth in ai flow i$jpedch quoting all the poets, both ok and' unknown, ittt i lihe lhad led thejr Utp ito such a state of Ziemfent, thast they wete readly to der their vitrdict in his favor in n lli.Te State's Attorner, who as apdery platin, atraight forwa,'d tman, i4tsncd quitetly to the whiole speech, peemed much ,pleased with the art oiof his young oppontent. sn'ded, lie said( i l~se the court. and gentle. ~' ~t~tju ur--I have, for mor ae than yeaei-ctcedintthis our't, aparaeatL the bar' tiat every law ato contibute6is share of and I -be{.g ydunr kind inidul esfyignor ance of thus new style efpJndig. I know buLto piece of' ano md wotld~ t *i-r ha~ve~ recol ~-~ hat,had not 1 r indti ome iciked enough 6 perpetuatea nio'dy~n -it, 4- wsaritten fihr a s nidaa I give iL tag. the benie 1p the cout, wvho will ple ~ exeuse ~apropriateness, as I have' ',thiing -.eito conttibtt: fimpole was made of the stturdny oak,'~,, M iA's line a cabld that nev'er broke; 4 -'I bted hits hook with tigers tails, j d atu on a rock and bobtbed for whatlr~~ -My fritend, whose couch wvas jifes rt species of insect wich id 6Ldfr its bittig and skipping pro. @tte1altered it to thme following: - 1ls~*was made of the pead~ock's feather, An n ai comnposed of the finest tether, P lie bdifetl his hook with mites of cheese, Mrdy is on hia bedh to bob for flees.'" hsbutrlesque was received wit~i Sfilaughter, anid the dliscomtfitedl g lawyer retired, having the mior. [tton of hemring a verdict retndered ashis client. ~~n East Debating socety," eh~isd the question, "Wlihe ent~~tt it. goes ott?" hav~e re exciting one tip. -~ ta~ht ~omitro, des it burni i n' ~et~s ogV& - seenor kiioW'iy t'i' ald Astro nolrite s, iks aboIt to mak-e its pparanice, infaiet it- is"due by regular course of mai,"- but sone oft the ler'ied haver )fst ed the visit by said- comet til 4he'year 1851-. Ac Ckolding to the aecoult. hiowever, it is evident that the a-pprotichl of this com .et m11ay be expected constautly, its three' hiuidred years ti1ie having ex pired. Its tail hasl bCel n 1 ilihtly t all gled in sumie 01 the distant sphere-s where it lits beeii wanidering,- which Inay accounit kir the delay. We take frtoii- an exchange the fol lowing calculationis respecting the sub jeet , -APPaOACni OF A GPAT ColEP.-M. Blabinet. ir emninent French astrono iler, has published ai acicomit of a colmet whieb is expected t'o appear about, 1850. According to this account it is the grandest comet which Ias ever ben be.held by the eyes of iman. Its perio dical revolution is about 300 year's. It aplcared inl tle years 104, (2, 75, 1074, and t1he last time in 155G. Its ret urn inl 18418 wasprediet d but. it failed to) to appear. All ite cailetihiions wilhich have ieel ilade inl rcfereccc to (Ilie appearance of this Cornet have been caref'iully exaniiiiied by thle ilost cimiicilt lstro;nomiers; and tile result is the pore-diction of its up pe r .nece bet ween 1856 1860. Charles V. 11:1rtiipatinig largely in the sup Perstitions prevaleit inl his day, abdicated his t ionei. t oii the appearanice of' this comet in 1556: believinig its meI1naeS di reeted IarietiularlV at. hiin as holding the first rank ainugilt SoVer 1 I.\ a i IDiee i.E.-The fear of HId ienoe Is r'CIrssed Mayriads of getier oIs unp Imic. Against this weakness ot char'aeter, we 'aniot b e too inuch on our guard; for it is ore of the little foxes t hl:L spoil Our t ender grapes.. Speaking o tlie influence which idi. cult! exerts, Sidiey Smitih sivs:-I kiow f io principal which it is of 11n1re importance to fix inl the iidst of yon~g ele.I thiani that L the ilIOst deteC miineL risit:imieC to thie enerc ih ni1cts of' ridicule. Learn Iomin your eailiest days to inire your principles against the perLi1:: o ' ridicuile. You cliin IC 111n10 exercise Nour11. reason if' y(I live ill Conistail (i'edl of hunghter, .thian yu(Il cali enjoy yoi li ie iiyoiu are inl conistantl ter-ror. of death. 11f you thbink it I igit to) dliir frin the ti iies. and to) mak a stanl 1r any Valuable po0ilt of iioras, (ho it. hower rlstie, however antiquated, however pedaintie it may appear; do it. 1iot for in1solence, but scriously and gladly-as a iialn Who wore a soul of his owil ill his bo som1, and did not wait till ih was crea ted into him by the breath -of fashion. Let men-call you inean, if Yon know' you arejust; hypocritical, it you are honestly reli gious; pusillani mous, if' you~ feel you are' firn n, I lesistace soon11 coilveits uin ~i (i cie wit inito siniceret respect; anld 110 after tinit'caii tear f'roril you.thlose feeliings \\ hiieh ev. er'y 111aull Ies.' V witlil Liii, Whll 1111 miade a nlO~e and successii exerti ii in a vi rtmh INa emii, it shouhl aI'1 wayVs be borne1 ini mtind, that. iidiculiehfor the llnost, part. is a cionis; and th 11 ngenenms1 01 by 1rnen attacks oIf sneh, eve presen1.i'lt thme shield of' inal'l y~ in d illierec.- irt( ur's liwme (a~rette. PaiimisNa W)ial: .J oim :s.- It is c'us ilarinilg his tradehL' to ran~ke JOLiI lhe subject oIf var ioujs jokeL. l'Ie i otenl senit to aI - neihboin ofile for an1 imO jokes. (Once upon~l aI timle a1 lhll was torial."' ie waIs sent bac1k w'ithi a "Iakass." Thjis was rathier sev4ere up-I on the i jker31s, bot. theyV inimediate'ly tl tihe boyI to1 ; 11t1 k-'s and ltll ' I y', ,youl seemi ign orant ini~~ g - m iar. Talke tile sente:,ee','.\larrliage is a civil con1tract.' P arIse '..Iarri:age T"' "laiinlge is a noun11, because it is aL name II. Anld thiglg Shiake'speare asks, what's aL naime ? and1( says that. a aIs sweet, yet 'IImrariageZ,' bin ao' noun.I,'Ill and41 theietore aL iname, ergI, there'L is slueLtldig Ill aL llalile.'' "Glod "Doii't, know, sirI." Deel ine it and14 see."' "D'11t f'eel at ii bc.rty t o dieciiine millaige ater l~ having nu liiiitll th prIomise I ha~ve l'd rahthler 'onljugate."' 1)on't the ebludsl be'gini to bleak ?" ai shopingL. 'Guess so,1 waIs the 111 swIeir, and1( the .speahker ghiced from1 4Ihe winldow, guetss they'~ 're broke they a1k bad enioulgh to lbe.' Airb-h joke was r'ecently' playe'd Coff upon aI sha1rp-nosed'l cons1tabl hiIn \\'est erni Ala1."vhu4 setts. lie started (lit to airest n\'pen:on wilo ll often es. capeJId pusi, but1 wh o, lie was in-. formied, wals ttti time111. enlga~ged in a neightbor'ing corji fiehol. Thle c'onista bile, wishing to take. him ib y surprise50 took aLi(ll1( rou dlout direction11, sellIinag thle fetncs and shda-bopposite, whlen "arpuatting" he erawled stealthiiliy alonag, andl ait lengthl p)iIonee uipon hlis victimi, cieaiching. imII fiiv ) ikroundla the waist,. exclaimed: ''Yrn er my p 1 risoer lahad naibbj~ aI seal' -0 ow nd Cheapness,. maer the a etin of Tvery podyso8tinu 01 wlalel C 31, nrlratoa. 1fIdin col'o (.nnt r Crapo - 61 .a at $5. Superfinie Cu-i Crape Shawis witli extra heavy frmiges, Rich' ph:ibroidterl 'Catit Crape'SlIawIs, ,Snirfine F-c him and Berlin Wool, teasedale' l'yte and Hay State. Doable,- Four raced and Lotn Shawls, of the ieavlest descriptiont. Ikea. vy 10.4 Finiaro Woolen Shawls of tha following styles: Saitag, Jerny Lnd, Florence and f3ays Water. Fretcl Ebroilered' 'Thibt, llroche worked, Jiniquard loom worked und plain Thibet Shawls in cicuee variety. Embroidered Canton (iat pe, .irocho worked and Paris printed lant les and Sci-arld. DRESS GOODS. Plain and Fignred ll-tacc Gno'D A.ILEN StLK., Plain colored gr'd Nap and Marce-line Silks ; Striped and Plaided Wash Silks; I'lai, Figured, Stripedl ant I'laiid 31ot. D-Laiiis in t'ie liatest styles iand riera lves. Scotch and English printed d'iaines (of the luandsoin-st pa trons. Plain Parik Mons. D'Laines in all xa riety of coliors. n.*axcat, GUrm. s atnd Exs; Lian MEiaiNos of the most superior gnaliies ani colors. French and English Chintz yatran Calio-s. Uest quahties find iakes of Ateri can Prints. Col d Organdies, French Crape f.icse, Iareges, Crape Wparis Illt'inins, Silk l issucs, &c., for evening and 1all wear. Also just received, 132 of beatitifnlly Embroidered Swiss Mislin Robe patron Dr.ses, ead one laviig a Fashion Carn aitachied. Exira stiper Pnescit Nr:rt.;: Cutsirhs:-rTcs of the richast desc-iptions and linest guality. Prices frot 37 1-2 to $10 a piece. Richest ntill latest styles French nedle work LACE and MUSLIN CoL-Ats it a very large variety. Superb N r.Ein Einnoinrnt:n L 1 N r x CA.tunIC IlAnK tr.cui-:rs, aso asuperiorias soriment of plain dino. Cttnbrie nid Swiss Muisr.trN Eiaiosu, Fntm t..s, lBANts, lIs.:rass. &c., of the lest qitaliies and newest -tyles of Imported Needle Work. JIOSIA'RY cc. Sperfitine White, Black and Coil'd, WORlST ElD AND LAlIIS WOOL, Stocking, of the best English mann acturer. li.xtrat (7'loredi, WVlote find Black, :nis SpUs Sr.t Stackitigs. Best qatlities lg liH1 MunavIAN S-Toen yos, lilack nti bh1 e Colored. .xtrat ine and heavy ttalities htat ported Frenc I atid itaglish SiaK Srocaaxes, Ilack atnd White. Finest abatlies FIt:Nctt IsI..: Tant a )a Opetn Cloked and plaitn Stovking. Black, Slate ile lixed, IM4ltle tlors and Stperioar ajtali ties White -:nglish Stockitngs of the rulebrated Frrom Fratie a ndL lloval Brown, lrIn1is. EIt- F-itIe nil haeavy tnalities Of tGeiath. men'I ixnr-:n t r t nta-t :;ill fIna wV-:Imas of Landtlas W(ol, Naxlny, 3Merino andll Stieakin.. Im ported, I.ati:s uxmi.:t Vi:s-rs of 31erino :aInli (atize La.:nb Waol. L.x, tat ts xii C.I:.-1'.. Gr.av.:x, tf Silk. 3ernao, hi-t, id?! Threaa Kial tirake 'ilk, SegoVia. tattaion atal other le' s'ripatia s. , id fti ll a-siorttmntt of (.:s T-ME-NS, I'AtiONAUL.-: Sit ts. or.m.as, ( A.vvarS, AND 'oCET-r IL.AattaxncI:FS. 1I.Axars London ll, Uiilv's md \\hiltney h tliits, Ft..xx .AS, Wel-ha. Sali-. lbury, .mrench erini :tndll Eltglish Fltfantels. bSuyr-im b Eaossed ('loth and Victoria Da maaka, .la.t). Xa% Pt Axo Con:nm. Best qiualitics of irown .and14 White TAIi.. DAtM.xs,- ,)iyis, NAatt i so Nt Itr Ltit t .s-i Sti.tixud, ot owa O taa:GT I it'irna.o. Corros Gooaiti, Tiekiatl, 3--I .1--I anad 12 hrown Shecintgs, Best tittalit il"tif Loana Cla0thts, SheetingaS, Cambricas, Mtislins, Chtks, Gin ham, StintsCassimeres, Vestings, Biro. d( C.loath. &i, &e., It will ie worth youir while to call atid ex antnte before purchasing elsewhere. .W. J. JACUB1, SON, 221 King- .-, (Dnd) o 1 . the~ilg 11-ooI. Gantt, Walker & Co,, FACTOitS & COtMI-SS SIMtitiAN.5 A CCO)ll) .1'1TJO llW11A ii F, CIl AltijlGSTON, S. C'. . Receive :an stil C I otton, CoXrtt. Fliour, nal all iolhr :atrlile of f1roditr. tiand riv persoal~ a tten~tiaot toi the $ielec Ott of F".t ti iy Suppnjlits. -Cataatn-jiso for selinig Cottont, F'iftx JA MlES L.. GANT. \vili tt :a.D WxArt.tCF.. .WA-axx tr) DGA .\T T. efernce--(:!. 1'. 1. 'il10:es anad 11. C. Aaa!yinst 2 I. I1852. - 14 --Gmi Mf~ E (t// fl .I T aT ..- h ,O 1la, 1illOA I -S~IRl-lT-C IIAl LFS-TON. Junett 15. iN52. :liI-.f W. J, Jacobi & Son, W- a a'.a (ii~. NA-TI A NiEa , Ji-ax - t - NiO.2-'1 RIN;.s'pm T, (sirx ~ tu sn:: A in ax-: .xaAt: :-s-au-ti ar.) Imxpor ters and Deal crs in~ Foreista & D) mest ie Dry* (A0041% t - - (lir a-t- tmar- :am a-ia-tr-a .t!w, rot, I'ate-s ndu a strit adhe~raatce to the Vat Piceai Sy-temt. Jant. ;, 182. Il-i f HARMONIC INSTITUTE, FEl DNAN I) ZOGlBAUM, Importer of MUjS10, IU SlCALI INS'TRDuMIT'S K'inig s-itruet, aSignt of theac Lvrte, W, A. KENT & MIJTCHELL, Clothing and Out-Titting E S'T A B LI SIlM E N T, MASONIC IIALL, NO. 2(8 I0 ig-SlrC~t, 5COriicr ol WOll~W ril, ClhtarIestOll, S. C Putrchtiaers wii liand at all ities a fil andi comitplll astock oaf (ent 's. BFADY 1-MA DE CLO0THlING W. A. EN . GiC1,.1.MTHEL M.EEU!fuR0fOry' 1 1 i NaailliCoII Stores %. Ya. BY 11.1.BURF I1U'"1,1)'~tI~. Mee'( ting--S., Cltiestonz, S, (. Sepltentaber 10, 1851 47-.-i Negro Shoes, The sailwe-riberr hnas tmadei arratngemenrts fair the tunmatfatma o f fraom Foatr toi lix i Thatousand par of ithe tabove article by the F-A L I;. For reference as to qality, hao \voihd respaetfully rdfert personts whio may het' dispose d to paur-hase of haitm, to tose whlo pattronedh himi fat year At; to pirico, heo wil gnaartanute them ias loxw as j-an be afibrdad. . Jay-22 :A : 2 J. MORGAN. "RE G1HV i, MNGLISII AND A IERI SIRGICAL INSTRUIUENTS PAINTS- I ItUSSES, (AtiuNIJh) VAiNISI l'ESSARIES -PY. STU] DRUGGISTS. LABELS, - BiION'4E! GL ASS. WAItE IRltUSlEI PATNTrtiIn, WINDOW , l'IosttiraotA !IrcIGINi8, IAtP AND SlIAK xs' if utJIs.& JIoUTS, SOLAR; LA Grauxx- Slatos' - StI-rI GA cu1- tin c C o Together m COMPRISING THE STOCK OF Al Agent fbr the PA TENT AKD. JA. April Gth, 1,52. D. 3. WINN, Iats just received fronm Baltimore nod New. Yiork, a large. atd well eleicted stock of Bra*1dcl~oths, Cav-itnerc-- andtt - ?ESTINGS, Ihe fin.-..t ud el i h, uiat ham ever been brotight to this market. -A 1.s0, Rendy made Clothing for Gents' and Youths, ofevery tipility anti descrii,lion. ll:viFg e Leciteli tile ti0oits, an d atthern inade up to or uer, lie call warrant the work. - -. r.o , Evory description anal quality o f Gloves; Dress Uix imaide tip to ontr; Caps, .ilk Cravats, .Silk Pocewt linndkerchiefs arnd Neck Ties, ,iin Ilir;A, d1o. CoiIars, Merino Uitte irtas do. i)rawers, with every article that is worn by gentlemen, which lie olr.i on re-asoiable terms, aid solicits a eall froin his ohl etoitnmcr. , and tIe citiz.- ns of the I)istri t generaily. Slimiterville, Nov. 15th, 1852 3-tf Cheap Grocery, THE 3i Suibscriber having opeited a gro cery ttnderneath the Town lail, designs keeping Constantly oi hantd, a sttpjp!r o heavy. articles, such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, RICE, .IUtCKWIIEAT, MOLASSE, VI NEGAlt,BACON,A 1A1D, UUT1l!.,R C ilII.SE, M AC EEI. -S A L T, 0 Al', CA N)L EIS, 'OTATO18, &c. &c. In fact little of almost cverVthiig t hat 1s good to Ca(; aiI of wili'r will be sold low for cash, or-in exchionre for country pro udice. He promi'es. 1o attend to iis OWIn busintess, dit'hopes by attendin , ir strict lv thereto, to.re'ceie f bhieral share of pa ir-'naM.. . :111)N L ll1. .marchl 15th, 18~3:.0t The Corn Exchange, By Thomas 0'C 0 N NO R. Who keeps constatly oni hainl a lot of DOM ElSIICS at the lowest rates. GRO C11 t! l~at Chiarleston prices for cash Micti, Lard, HJl ams. lutter and aI inrg mp. ily of the best CGW AlS anid TOBIACCO which hic will sell citper than aity mer chant. in town,Y deo just received 40 barrels Norti Carolina- flour. Jan. Idt h,' 1803,--.. STIj,' ubs e c\ 6'il I resifcet raflly mir infr his. ol frielin and the puli 'enera ly thait hiet I lo: e so liong kno~wn as the~ "SU..\lT'~IER[I HO(USi," is agait op~enieed iro a daite, for the rece'p Thle init erna : rr 'engeeiints w.ill tutiero lipsile, :(itt hie trst tha hisiantion~ hto also tatken char'e of the lILl,lAlt ) TlA. ncs ars:ni coniVeiences that loivers of thie..-port enni require. F1. M V~tim. M iii 8h, I1%3 I -ti China, Glass And EAR{THENWARE H, E, NICH~OLS, COLU'3ImA, s9. c. A i init raied' <E ict from1 tmn -ii-- -I nit e sin 1(2 n! :atntt i ato! i It'.nea ar e beit~: \V1I llTE G I.\NITE- or M'TO N l\V.\llE, Chinai ai iiuperir airticle; Iline amti mhe:r ('*,iire I \Vere. oft ntew styh-s ; Frenc t nv i--i sh (hnn w -h p p n\\'s I t: 4 G i I :a ii h- nurate ;in tel C-itra D.hr n.I uT~~ea.en,;t h .t'- ani i '~ IlonLe0 int-e u tI Fine . Uigadrsd ; nhhd G a re el ve yMoi DyU'sL'R VI 'amhbe, S~o. OCe Ofl l'a or to Ju aI &uprir ( rtib' dC Neto, porks btoroa c Mloosehepn ;2, ch8,5in 2n- 1 vait( ktlrainA ifkbif :Ebitiy . AN CIEMICALS OF A LL KIND 3 LND OILS, SPICES, GELATINE, MFR ILAVORlNGI EXTRACTS, PERlFUIElty, HtAIR DYE, 1,ASO NAIL AND 'oII'BRUsII3 S, WCICS - CoItus AN HAIIIn BnusnIEs ID AND Srpnni OiLS,. FANCY SoArS, S AND CA3atestinE, &c. &c. 1 Liver Oil. ith every article A DR :UGIST oR PHYSICIAN. s) - most approvedi 1fb Y fEK DJClES. 21-tff $500 CHALLENGES, 'Whatever concerns the liealth and appi ness of a people is at all lirnes of the Most va ilua ble unportance. I tlake it for granted that every p" rson will dlo all if' their pow er, to savo the lis es of theijr children, and thatevery person will en deavor to prottoto their own health at all ucri ices. I fi-el it to be lily duIty Id solemnly assure you that Wonums, aecording to tile opinion of the Iost Celebrated Physicians, are the prinary rlisvs of a large majority of (liseses to which children and adults tire ihable if you lnve an appetite continually changyalile from one kind of fuilo it another, Bad Breath, Pain in tie Sil tinach, l'ieking at1 the No.se, Iardness and Full ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fevei, Pulse Irregular-renteuiler that all these denote W otis, A. you shohil rat once appl y the remety 11lol(casuack9., Worsaa1yrssp An article founlied upon Srientific Principles, co unpoiled with pur-ly vegetubihe itubstances, being perfectly safe when taken, andi can be giv:, to the most tender Infanit with diecihlel bieterial effcit, where Bowel Complaints and /)wrr/ura have natle themn weak; and dlebilitated the Tonic properties of ily Wormn Svru i are stich, t hat it starus wi thout an etal iln thie cata logue of medicines. inl giving tone and strength to the Stomnlelh, wiith inakes it anl InfallabIle remedy for thoic nIlliCted with Th)sppsia, the ltonishing cures peri'orrneti by this 8 yip after IPhysiciras hravo faile., is the best evideice ofits superior efhicacy over all others. This is tihe ruost diillicult Wirmi to testrov of 1l that illnie t the hinan system, it grms to aln alnost illefinite lenig:h beco..ing so voiled ani faLstIIlI to tile Intestines and SiutOtach efectitig tihe health si saul y as to cause St. Vittis Dance, Fits, &c., that ittO a illicted seldon if ever taspect that it is Tajc Worm hastening then to air early' grave. lIn order to destroy this Wormt, a very energetic treatuetint inttust be ptursued, it whtil thterefore. lie proper to take 6 to 8 of Imly Javer P'ills so as to rentove till obstrictions, tlmt. tle Wornm Syrip aney net Iirect npon thie Worit, whitih :nnist he takenl il dioses of . 'a ble-suon fuls : tiin:ts a tlav, these ttirecins followed have never bei known !,-t !..:I i.. - ituost obstinate case of Tupe Itsm. , Hobellancks Liver P illi-. No part oft Ie. systen is more liabl to disease tihn it, 1IV :1, it secr ing a a filterer to puri f tte blood, or giving the prouiper suertion to the bile ; so that any wrirong action of tie Liver efucts the other inportant parts cif the system, antl rstilts varioisly, inl Liver - Colinint, J.lilifice. Dyspepsia, &e. WVe shonid therefore watch every -syrnpto nht rnight indicate a Wrong action of the Liver. These Pills being cotinpuised of HOOTS and I.tA NTS fitrniisled by tature to ieal tle sick: Nainely, 1st. Ai Ex i:CTonANT, whielh ipuei.ts thIe secretion front the Pultnonary muctus menbrane, or prtminlu~s the diseharge of secreted matter. 2nd, An AL Kl:NATIVr, Which chiges ill some inexplica ble and itn setsiblematiner tine certain morbid action of tie syteta,., 3rd, A s2QxtC, whiiet gives tone anefei renewinig heatlhahdn i-igor to ai parts of the botly. 40h, A CATHn.tic, wilich acts itn Iwr: feet biarnotny withl die oilier ingrenlienits, ahud operratinig on thte Howels, andI expelling: the' whole nass ofeorrupit tur vitiate4 t-inatter, auf11 putrifying the Bilood, which diestroys disease and~ restore-s health. .iYou will find thsie Pills ani invaluiable miei-. Cii itn taniy consin~~izts 1o whiichi yout tire sub .Iert. Int tbsi trctionts either total or partial *they their funcitir 'dt annan-.eeteints to a hrealthy noe tions, ipurifviing tire loodn andti other Iluiiis so eflhiti.,ily ton nt to flihit all comnplarints whiichi may narie f'oin feriale inregutari ties, as headn an-Ir-, gir!dir.w dirtuness ol sight, prain in thte ilhle, bacik , & c. Nunre genuine ttiessigired J. N. IoinaSsAcN, all others b'ein~g base imitatin. Z.7 Ag-nt-i wiinrg niew surpplies, ati Store Keepers tdesirouts ot bicerining Agents musilt ai dress the Proinetor, J. N. Ilt)IIENSACiK, IFor stalt by tall Druaggists trad Merchatnts in thre I' . P. M'u. Conzax, Chrarlestont, W1,olesale Agent for tine State. Through Fare from Charles TON t) I H A I .l'li RE .l9~1750; A\l N L U N EW-VORK$2'0. L!J 'VNG thre Whrfl at. thne foot ot Laitrenr.-st. dily at 3, p. tts. after tire ariiival of theIi Sotliret cars, via WVIL MllNGTO'N, N. C., tioni ich'i pintt twvo dayi~ trainns are' dispaichled rat 8 A. . ; ;in! '2 1'. M.; de~ 8 o'clock font, cotnnet ing~ at Weboinn w~tith I he l ine to l 'etersbiurg~, dulpiai, andrr New-rk. 'The ptobthe is respectfltly info~rtrrnd that thle ste~'trrers oi are rtavigated bi y well linowrr trirr ex petencred ctrnndners; thle lIbil Roads re itt line snrder, (theO Wsihttingtn rad WrVeldin. as.- well ars die Heablord an trl oanouke hravingr recently heeni reinaid safety andti despatch. By theise routtes pass~enigers ava ig thleintselve-s of ther i11 I 1T TRAl~\IN tnmy reachl liiIittiore inr dIi houtrs. 1 lhddelphia in .I5 hountrr, anid Newn Yorkti itt 501- ho.~ nnurs; aindu by tine 8lECONDI TilLAI N thev atrrive in flul t imore u in ) lthours, I'hr'ilejlhin int 50 hiotnrn, indl Newv-Yorkn itt (i 1-. houitrs. Thnrough tickets catn alnte he hrad frotn F. Wi INLW, Agenct of the Wihintgtonr rand lRaleigh lHail Roadnn Ciopanyt. at the nillece of tie C oninpatny, fnoot oh Lanrenrs treet, (Charlestotn, S. C., to whomti please Mairch 23, 182 22-if ;g% & E. M. Gli L UEIRIT coninme then C A U R IAG EF H HS1RNS t tihe ab)ove s1tnd-No. 35 antl 40 Weint wonrth-i.strnee Cle nstuon--w here they wi1ll be pleaised to e~shibiit ton their olnd frietths rtand cutomiers a very extensive Stock of Vehieces, com.ti prising Itone oh thieir own itmanufactutre, toigethner with variouis cithier sly les itunalhy frtm nii tis manrket. Their long acqtiait. ante wtth t his mankeI its tmanntficturers andh dealers- wvill eniale th etn to ollhtr great indut~tcmen tu) purchalsers .bothut M4ic md prop. Ire tin Oisee' ol'al i e~i ie~Q~a~ o clatol itabot ctn la CAf5 lia s.'a aense '. ,s.d ar ln ia on dion f he loul be mt uit. ,Aany, or w ee .e ste a , tiars t er g eor itits rinfg gid d, or tlieratyen manrrage-wr ian ailemigiro n aso htgto unuli aid of course neglecte , -. 'N- A5WiRLTAARB, When too fate to be benapfitted by one ktuowledge, we look buck and mnourn, gd regret the full consqqAeuces of our ignorance. What would we not of ten give to posses, all ea ly lire tile knowlelge wve obtainslIn afer yto And whit tdaysa and nlights of anguish we might not have reen spared. i, the knowledge was timely possessed. It is DICIUIANEIOLY AND STARTLING To behold the sickness and suffering endured by iany a wi l or tnan Ve r, froan causes sinijale and controllable, eastly remede -or beter still,-naot aucurred,lifceery .VIFE AND IMOTIlER. rossened the information contained in a little voimes (within the reach orall) which would spare to herself YEARS OF DIISERY, And to her husband the codstanttoll and aniiety of mad necessarily devolving upson him from sickness of the wife, without gmn, lain Use opportunity of acqui ring that coin. petence whics Ihis exertions are en tided, and the posses. an hi i would secure the Lpiness of sinmself. wife, ns chaildren. SECURE.0 TILE DIEANS OF HAPPINESS By becoming in time possessed of the knowledae, thi want of which has caused the sickness and poverty of thnusands. In view of such consequences :o wife or notser is excnsable if she aeglect to avail herself of that know edg e in resoect to herslf. whiclwould spare ler rnuch sufen , be ilhe ncans of happiness and prosrerity to lier Asboat and consfer upnn her ciildren that blessing above pri -leealthy bodies, with healthy unsinds. That knowledge is contained lan a little work entitled Privte Medical Comupaniion. BY DR. A. Dt. 31AURICEAU, rsora:sson or as1sr sAS or wastxie. One Hfundreth Editlan. io., pp. 250. Price 50 Cents. (tam ric rarxta, arEra ah1oi2, o1 00.] First published in 1817, and it is sat SUILPRIZING OR WONDERFUL, Contalaierim tint EVERY 'EMAI.P, WIIETIIER HIARRIEID OR NOT, ansa hiere ncqanro n full knatowestge of tine lantare, cliaracter sul en uses oflicr con.n plainlats, wiit tile Vasi-ous vyaanplons, and tiat nearly HALF A DUIllION COPIES shouba lave been zold. Is i% imr.aeticabale tn convey foll> tlae varinas statijects treated of. as they are of fa iaasare strictly intenaeld for tle snarista, or tlose csnateminlaeting inarriages, but no feale desirans of radiain laealth. nm that braty, coa. sequent apo haelth. -which is so conducive to laer own hti-aairas. anti titat f her Iosatind. but either has or will obtains it. as lass or will every hussband who his the love and airveliaaa afr his wife at heart, or that of hin own Ie. cuasiary inprovernent. UPWARDS OF ONC IlfN)RED TIIOU SAND COPIES flare bees SENT 1JY MAIL Witin ate last few inanths. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. H11 NOT DEnAUDEDI 1y sinn laook uiolniac "Dr. A. 'M. Mnuriceno,129 Lib1rty Street. N. Y." Is on tle titlo page, and ile eintry in ilse Clerksa Office on the back aif lisa title il:ie; nnal iny oly (of respectablo and honorablo lenterA ar aitlnd by snail, sau pdslress to Dr. A. %L Mauriccat. 1n thier sire spurious and surreptitious *.n;aasaoa;e ui tr o.copy-rigmL - LET EVERY WIFlC AND hIUSBAND PONDER: No eestse for.Igvnarnne, in-he Tgnoratne l-s Msaery lo those we hold st enr mannd defnr, nastl lses to elapel our Ignorsance Is %wilis our resach. To enrnble every one to dochlo upon thi ind. pjisaib1r lee4tfly or posesing a copy, and tIat no wir, ar another neccl remain uninforeined upon lia nutny enuses, whicia, sooner or later. are alatisal to mInake fearful ravages unpon ter hnsith, unleMAgunrned nanasntel, saneal tsat nit cotrlilertle anld afTectsinato lainatil hian Canuse to ipabraild iniself with neglect ,of thei welfaro of hi wife-n pamitlalet of thirty-six lirec.%, rontaining fai:?Yalle-page rnd idem olf 'Con. //tf.i. ,ettaer with extracts frons iha btk, will bo 1st f/ve o1f charge t-1 any npart of the United States, by ar.reinag. poct-pad, us-herehi. Wihesn KCaewiledge l. inlipinsc, 'ts cial-i - aalnotlac lgps aril. . - "f On ra it nft One Isolinr' (fair liss E. ali MiU wNI W&Ei . .Ilti Nh1AU. Blor e, 1t iilcim, Na. 120 LIberty StealmNs4Yi For sale by. R013INSON & CARfl15 Ilalhinirg, S C Tin Newv Yoark City, by Striniger & T ionsend -Atsirinnto, Slher manhl& Co., Dewit~t & D)aentport, Bsrins & Co. Ollia'e, I24 Liberty 3treet, nlear Greenwichb. May 17th, 1853 '29--tf CABJNET WVAlmROOM. F. M. AND)REWS CTAK IES thsis msethodi lni intforins Ithe citizens of Sumntetrville and vicinsity that lha Ems opnedl~ ini Ssumterv-ille, sopaosito lt'he w P'resbyterian Chaurchs, a (CAisIISTA WAlui 1ot00. whlere ihe will keepj faor sale, cheap, all asaehl firnittare as cosmes tundler flth irsrpartet aif hsi. trade', whliaeb lie will warraof good Isalerl ini;ad will fusrnisha faor caas, sit Charles. tasn Eiricesr, all decrriinss of r niature madela. Rea~iriring~ exectedra at. thae asaortessstaotics.. 3Inhoaagansy asnad pilain Coliis furinishned with ouat adelaiy. llaing. paroncuredl the serice~tsirf Mr. C. W. D~tvis, lae is pra-pareda sro fursnishs Metallic llates etraved ian say satyle. All the subnrnber atsks is a fair irial, anad haopes lby lassneuaal at aentions to hutnainssa and ea~ tarmis,' toa smerit paulic patronasge. l'ebrusary 17, 1852. 17-l y F"IdK'S MEl*TALIC( CUFaFINS of al sizeS, contnntly oni hand ansd fori sale by lhUDSON & UIU)OTIIEI, Opp. TJeraerag Ilsil Sumoterville. Junea 15tht, 1852 --f Veterinary Burgeon. RO1iE0RT Wa. ANIflRF.WS notofses theo citiz.ensi oaf ths, niad the adjoining IDisatrictsn, that hae hs remnovedl bin Stables nenir the lDe 1p1 aof thae Wi. & MI. II. fRoad, where heo irs rady att rall times to lak e charge of diseaseda Hlorses foar a maoaderrate chsarge. in nil cases whetre ithere is no aeurts not pay wtill han expeictead. Ho alsao contssisaasi takiie P~aaenagersa to cnd froms the0 ish-aot. asal experts shiortly to receive a New Umsnibui fair that purpiose. G~aods heo will hanu att ti3 oald rate oaf ]10 cents piar patckage, and schelats lthe lintraonage of thea ptublic. Fe bh. 22, 1853 17-t f Improved Cotton Gins, Thiaakfaul fair p'asat favourns thea subtsicrber wvishla es taiformn thet publlic that hto still rmalnufac I areis Caittonn Gisns ait haia establishmennest itn Stale. biurg, onr lt monast inmpronvaed and aipproived plain wiachs lae thaisks that It efotton ginnrel ohs one of thsea gins. aof theo Into implrovemetint is worths sat least a qartear of a cent tmore thans thei cot taoa gisnnedl asn th lirdrainary gin. He Ia lso man ufactsures thsem osn thse mostst simpaila c-onstrunctionn, oif thai tiinesltfiiashl and of thse best nmaberils; to wit, Ste~el Sanws atnda Ste4l Platedt Rtibs Case hardleed wicha hei will well for $'2 per Saw. li e alrso repairs ahl gins sands puts them in omo lele oardear sit thne shsortest nnoice. All ordters faor (inis wail Iliae promp~tly asal punnctmaly at tendled lao. \VIlI tA M liJ.ISON. Slacharg, Sutrr Dist, S. (C. Febs 17, 26 Thie suscr ihear hsavitng dhisnhtinuaed the~ Drtir 11ttsintossr ill detvmste mmthi hle htm to the pmnlc. lice osf medaiceine. TJhsose wising is~ piroafesion aIlsurv ies w.ill findst himt at sill timnes at hair reSi detnce itn thse Villegei. R. S. MIELETT, M1. D). .Tan. 10 1853, __1-__1y I lBo ThmsO'Cnr, rustsrecivedl per irail Rloads, acoc sl aerveft of all tlehgriptiona .ellya & \is alus ctiila Asonrtumln oi roeres ,- wh1U imn a to oy l if. DIGEST Prepared from asr of the 0, after diquim great-Physiok'lo~L~ TON, Is..., P aladpl hil Tliisi a truly -- tion; Dyspepeia, - Conitipation, anid iebllt ture'o own method by Gastric - Juie. I7lalf a .teaspoorf in water, will digest or d * -o of Roast. Beef, in about two / Stomach. Pepsin is the chlef-eemeat-o" ing Irinciple of the Gastrijq_ of the - Food, the Putrifyi Stiamulating Agent offila.? tCaii-t, It is extracted from. i ach of the Ox, thlus furnliW tive Flid. preciself '11 Juice in its Chemical Complete and Pterfect - atd of this preparaiithin- th' Indigestion and Dyp r they -would he by a tj ing wonders for. yp i - bility, Emaciation, peptic Consumpliing irup o of the grave. Tliedl which it is based, is in'tite ous andRearkb SCIENTF Baron Liebig-in lbla dl b mal Chemistry, says:,'-$ Fluid, anaalogous io t4 i readily prepared fronym te, u the stomah'of tije.C aii cles of food, us mentlad e changed and digested, juti as they would Fe In .thoinabd'i~ih Dr. Combe, hla 'i vdiable Physiology of Digetio dinilietion f thea di ntj' 9 Juice is a proinieint aid Dyspepsia;" and le tatell-Add1 b professor of meticifisti veelyaiited *1th ildi p every thing eise to f4-:Th4 Ga-ric Juice, obtained - tom' living animals, which p cessfully " . Profi-osor Dunigison',of 1 l Philadelphilt, iln lits great vl siology, de-oae more iliftr ainatnfion of this 't with Di'. Beauimont oli r k tained fromi t be livl from onals ere WWLI he as, "digestiogro aratiicial as in ih tIluraiir Dr.John W. p in tile Nidica olIe New Yidk, i hf page 386G 1ay a . ther urtinal digefsaLon tld 01 it, is now urivirsall ldM, Dr. Caip'nte t's 'al -. 'shich is in the lib o is used aa a'ex( full of evideica syoctutig th'e i-eniisa sng and the fa~ct tit aii ted fromtl0e stomnacf'.U fdroxyfrimuta lA i alumetly for tdl i Circular,6ratie gp a entific ividence,4:i 'satut r& wtith Itejorts ofa~ parts of the Uited 'tts.~ __ AS' A DNPE Dr. Iloughto n xs i*jluc11$ -must nmarycedo' u~u mor~ hility,.hinmachaimf. ra -i-a pepnie Cuonptons4t'isdti ' the details of 'cases- in tliiis %~a tisemeLnt; bus. iibthei'tin'aaedi Sa been given to ore' thlani Twoio Q k able Cure's, in . Vllad lph'iaj( iostoin alone. '1'le nv~e ifj caes, ad the -cmdes tir ida~ wtonderful, lbut, pernam t.s It is angreat %crvous Aht ly useful for tidenyti~n~1 Uomaplaini, voer tau'sAg of Quinine, MercuryiCl'os1 -Diguative Organs, fIfa'4llj fur exces's in eautngi atnj t n - dejit spitits. It auoatros Intemtperantce. - OLWi STOMAWdd JA T here is tno frna 6f U d44i0 which it does anot, seu repbiit ontce. No mnatter ho dtb insanta - relief!' .4 Man* e unapletasuni 'a5mtoinas, ud tit _ rupeated lfora shIort. tutna to i~il eftbetai permnanentte artl Ji of Boedy folluow at once -ti' lent. in cases of Nniaue V I surenesa of the alt of the bioniMi eating, low, col tate flt~i~ Lownaess o luirts, Dsmnai WVeaknesa.s, te.ndency 't -~l$~ the dealers in title drngns.po throughout the Unittedbat~' Powder and in Fhiid f~i~1ln vials for Cthn u'se of Thys i tj Private Circuilars furt'tass I may he obitaie of Dr fe1vxrli~ describing the wtholepoeaof'sax6 giving thu autthaoritis upo Jtu thais new remetdy )rar b . remedy, no obje. tion canrb use lay Playsicans ira reectuthf regula r practice. Pricer QnoW geanine IPblIN bears thw)Up aideslphiat, Pa. Copy-right and cutred. Eg Sold by- all Drngu~, Medicines. Foi- sale in Sumnt~ - Deemnber 16t, 1851. ' Webb Clark ~SUMTERIIf' - TIllE subscrbher'i pu~ i~blic generally' q preparotd to .nctomtiaain him a e-nh. at thue id - rates. His servanti e tive, hmis table ashlb~Ql doamestic arrang'emona~t aaeaat siall hbeh orderlg.ii pectfltly 'sihci is shsar~ Ilavmg jus time 'siabsc'rbo b f:., stoic o