The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, May 16, 1855, Image 6
Poetry.
For the Ilanner.
Metiher't Darlieg Baby.
WIhere in'tie tl-y I - Lk-n its heart,
Wlere is muizza's darling boy !
DintN it hold its 'ittle lanfii' uitart,
'Tfie dearest, iemsedi tsy I
Atnd so it does,.and %%ill its 'bstle chit
tqnow just ats itt aop butter I
Andl will it simke its 'ittle fiuder it.
im Ianin 'ittle ionth, atnd taniter
Nicey, wicey Woris,
Just like 'ittle yeller birdt <?
Avol pi it will, and so it nMy,
No Inn tier what its smapi'y, 1 1anana1y say
And tittes it wink its 'title eyeses,
When it's tnad, ant 'up unit crises?
AnrI does it sqtiall like cick-a-tees
Weld it does, why not I pray.
Aitit- it ntizzia's darling every diay.
9t ! what's the Intatter ? Oh n:v ! k. tn%!
Whitt inakes :ny pweet.st chicken ky
0a nasty, ugly oir, to pick it,
Its t:naza's .iarling 'ittle kicket;
'riere' ! there! site throw it in
Thie lire. the kuel iIcked pin,
''here ! h1s lilny hitiney, go to slcep,
Itockeid in e kadle of a deep.
Be GentIe with thy Wif e.
Ue gentle ! fior you little know
I tom tany trials rise
Aitimongla to tiee tley a1iy he sna:tli,
To oer of gitt ie.
Be gentle ! thuangh pe reaace h:1t lip
3ay speatk a auranring tunie,
'Thae leart may beat wNili kitianei yet,
And joy to lie tihine o%%i.
Be gentle! weary hiurs of pain
"l'.a inonann's lot to hNear
Then yieil i-er wihat sopj~irt Ilati ranst,
Atnd all her storrws shure.
Ile gentle ! for lse tieoelest leari
At tin.m tansy late s-ote griefl,
Ani aveni itt a iseti'i w rbd,
3May seek to linsh relie'.
Be getatle ! lir takiinaless ntow
aay roust- a atigry s-tormot,
Tha nil the after years <> lite*
in % aina inay stri% e to calut.
lie gent le ! teir' atre perfe
'i'Thou 'rt ileiirer liar thaii li'.,
Then, IsAiInIa'l, lieur, oaed still tf h-.a r --
lie -gentle to thy wfi-.
irom the Mis.%ouri lodley /-'crw-r.
Two Expverianacmats ina
- Osaltivatioa.
I.-olUTY AcItIs of cotnN.
"This wvas old corn land, whieh
had the previous year, under the enti.
book System Of 1i4rming, prodntee-l 25
to 30 bu-sheLs of corn, and ant itde
fiuite quatithy u's %Needs to the aiere,
.oil a light loam, deep, with clay
subsoil.
Tle ground was plouglied 14 inci.
es deep, and furrows nine inchtes n ide;.
larrowed and rolled; then drilled ex.*
actly Nortl and Sottlh. )rills lvur
feet apart, and planted live kernels in
at place, two eet six inelcs apart.
On the hirst hoeing all but three
plauts were removed froi eatch hill.
Oin the 8th day of \Iay, tetn ter"
were planted with a.ed which lad
beet soaked in a solution of' three
pounds ot saltpetre and two of cop
lcras. 'Tiese ten iteres yielded sixty.
live bushels to tile acre.
On tihe 15th iad sixtePlit of' arN-.
teln acres more were planted with seed
soaked twenty four hours in the saie
.or a siimiiar solutioa. 'rite sield of
this was one hundred and lihve buselis
to the acre.
kTe remtainingr fifteen aicres was tnot
planted until the isth of J tune, when it
was planated with seed which had beeni
steeped for thirty hours in a solution
simnilar to that beLfore mecntioed.
Mtany knowing otnes predicd that
this would be a Eilure-it, wotuld coline
to ntotlhing. Thie result was th at frii
these filteen acres was harvested 1 68t)
bushels of corn-or one i /'tmre-/ uswl'
'i'e/'e bushels to the acre!
Now about tile after etliture. A
sooni as the pilatnts were' conivenienitlyv
above ground the plouaghs werec aet to
work, followed by the hotes. T[his
timte a light plongh was run as close
to the plants as pract icable, (anid being
propet hy drilled, the rows w ere per.
sectly straight,) and the earth turned
from the plant. Then tho maen with
hoes removed every remaining weed,
und loosened and leveled the earth
about the plants. This done, a culti.
vator was run itn the centre between
the rows to level thte ground, anid give
a lintish to the weeds, which were show.
ing themselves in. legions.
As soon as the field was thtus gone
through, a seconid course was c-omu.
mtenced. This ploughinig was thte re.
'verse of' the fit-si; a slight furrow was
thrown to thte plants, and againt thte
mnetn with hoes followed the ploughs,
demolishing the weeds atnd drawinug a
small quantity of fresh earth to th'e
plants.-Ag~cain the cultivator ;. as run
between th~e rows as before.
p!y 'this time' the weeds w ete pret
ty well manstered, antd niow a big
plough was broughst itto use, to which
wete attached two h owerftul hiarses,
plheed one before thte othter. In go.
mng thtrough first, the landside of the
plough was hteld a few itnches piasi
the tmiddle between thte rows, antd on
comzing back, the plougha was runi
about two inches deeper, the landaide
again past the middle the othter way.
'This timie a matn followed the plontgh
to relieve atty. plantts wich am ight lie
borne down by the cartht, and the
work was donme till lhat vest.
'.-TttnEE ACnES O* J'OT.VroEs.
.lThis was uplahnd, broketn, soil mtuch
the same as the preceeding; htad been
in the pasture for eight or ten years.
rThe ground was broken up in thec ear
iy part of' March, as deep as the
plough could be run; afterwards htar.
rowed, rolled atnd ridged; the ridges
were thett split with a deep runnitg
plough, atnd the potatoes dropped in
thte bottom of the furrow; eight ineh-.
es apart.. Whe potatoes were cut, so
as to le~a4wo godd eyes to each set.
R~efuse straw, wet or dry, was ntow
thtrown over the potatoes, to the depth
of -soveral inchtes, anid thec whtole.deep
ly covered~witha the plough.
Tihe rows were thairty two inches
apart.
As soon as the sprouts begani to tip.,
pear at the surface, thte field wvas cross
harrowed, and duritng thte seasont culti.
wated much as the corn., menttivne-J in
tile first experiencnt-ploughed three
times and hued twie..
II November the potatoe's were
gathiered, the ridges being opened by
tLhe plough ruming twiee through each
row, a boy following the first time, to
pick II) such potatoes as might fall
back into the furrow, id Ibe trodden
upoi by the horse as lie returned.
The potatoes were very large, atid
there was no disease ainoni" tlem. A
large portion of' thent were brought
to this Imarket this spring aid sold
Ilor k.l 10 per bushel.-The yield wrs
501 bushels to the aere.
In Spaiti, the metmbers of' the high
er Classes, partieuiarly. the womnen,
have received bit an incotoplete :nd.
suiperficial edtuiatiog. 'I hey have
searcely read an ythiiig. Their attaii.
ients are liimited to the most ele.
mentary ltiois of history and litera.
ture. They Lave no philosophical
kiowledge, antId ate ignorant of the
cotlditioit of'other itatiolis, especially
l'rotestant iLtions. Their inagi im.
tiotis are livelv, but ill-discipliietI.
Thie lower classes know scarcely any
thing, e.xcept, solnie iarls of 'a kid
tettelaisgin. In w~iole ettitiats, scatrec.
ly an individuial is to be ouimd who
Ca1n iead and write. Yet, they imnag
inc that there are t1n peolle on earlit
w ie cas be compae d with Spaniards.
e are mied, iit Lv wiheat we
rtally w~ani, but byv wintt we thiink wve
Streb t N41ur w:1nis, IlIv will corne
itlie ill sei.'i'Jl 1t \ , '1ta. f0' lie that
Jtys wlitt lie ties iot, w%1itt, will
sondi wai it % liat lie v'ainut lsi'v.
(tin a Is'.e ..s'isin tip tie Miissis'
ili, a geitlniia in the wa!hi-rosIoi
"aiti t, lite c:tails(t of tie b)osat:
" t i 'i gie lite~ it cleac towel,
e:L: tjt 1i.'
"N ~said thee Captain, "luore than
li fty paseligers have used the te ,swel
there, anl on are tle lirst one thaCs
said a wt.ord about it."
''onp, % as e ever dtruik! No;
I was ittoxicatel wid arlent, spitrits
onICC, mid dat' 'iill'or dis daikey.
.Ie Lord bless %oin, Ct'sar, IiV head
felt is it' it was an outh-ouse: all de
ilg-'gers in lie world :t1p1cared to be
spilttinig iwoad in it.
K As .5. m:.--.\ ri':renchnin
wishing to take thie stage, ws as asked
if' he iailani t- .lra laggagC. 'Extra
baggagt: \at do you call dat .l hai:tve
no baggage :t all, bt II\ Iree trunks.
five dog'. anil '1d voni black gi rl
Charleston Advert's.
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUEi
FACTOR, AND
('W 11.11 ISM N md. 01 WnA -' i'.RDIAt
M E R ( 11.1 NT.
Acconmmodal~tion Whsi.
Se,'. cottol, Grain. I'lour, lIaron1i, U141 all
oither asrt icle. oft parodurei,.
Sitrict arol1 I rienejt atentseionI iven'i ta ite
F'iJlW A lIDINi. ''f c... iial Pruuldre
~Auguast 9, 185 -11 ij
PLNTERS' HOTEL.
MY G. W'. HlOM~Alt,
*'nulk-nrej cormnr of sl C''harchs' ui Qui 'iin-t
('l.itilS1T)N. S. C.
I ' NOW i'T' UP' IN\ if1ll: I..il;sr
. siizedt'li Ies, n ~sisj aaledgeds t'lilsl1 tabe
the lwsst 5:ia':sari lbsm cds a.'.,t' - cerItified hvt the
wonerfu'rel euIresa iis10 hasperisornaied, the oriinals
coapite" ofn ieh ar sir. Is heit powse.-issn aof tihe
psraiprie'tsr. Liisenalw'r, tis' ist' onaly trie
sands original arstIil'.
"Scrrlda, iSypiliileI'reu ri.sf Io sasj lins,
I 'ancear, (.:'angr'ene, Iilwi,'istuj' n a ass is 's s a-i
rie'ty salsothetr ati-cset a re' "it'edily and1 perti'(etly
irued blithe uisei, sof ti- inielicin.
TfA .a. ,'ss .. i's., .\lia., .la,. 2. i.d
In :.t. u Sin . -sl naalju isi~s o crlify to voaas
thats yousir lit ract oii Y'Ilow inek ams',stsi Nairs'a
rili hai perssrnad one51 of the' is! mot wosnderful
s' hs' e lleen' ls0'e'ed "r forstytis years twits.h
e'ruptiosns oni 15ny lte' .asl is'se: itn 18iS they it
.si hadts that I hadss toa go lin s'rnebes', i andf in 1 9
mit ua ne leg iaenptatelld abovse. lte kine.. In
abostsni ln' iunth s allesr ms) ssther feg bsrske' 5,u
in farge eatinsg ad rsiuininsg sres f'rsssm is knee
tso usy thats, ands dfischasrgeds ai grel des.al ls' en
it'e niatte'r. My~ grsini atlso brsske asat esin. arge
hsile,, n bsichl dfischarged itnuich sttti~i nlitser,
largseruinsiig rs'res near;sly to' my e'1bows.
The nise~try tit ish:s Ie' .nt,'sred t'r lt' last
two' 'se'ars I annoaist sdesrris.t ioi. I wasi isa
i,ie'a issny lhat ltsne i er re'sst sfiny ssr nsiti.
- tsI is' tssh ' ~t ust sol 5i~i tbrsught lni Il ne ofs'
yousar bttl ni. s raiqwa'rt; I reaiti it, iisisasioun rt'
yonet "''.l'r.a st f Yellow~ Isk handils Sairsapari I
9"I se-nst andl gist In boueles of ist and;iss i'stm
3senced.5 tains ii. in lvwo wee'tk-, ss samy grea:t
:-ai-iihmenst, my's s're a hll be ca'ineasy' ,'t~ iad I
icould sleepI all amighIt. ai t hing I hadis nest dosneat ior
ia iear.... W hesin ishade tiiae' it bols,st I'
hard h s'i siarl itdl hea-ile'. 31~ .ssre'Myst we slI
m.t if bays enchisant iment. I havse nsont useda ini alf
e'jiht hia'ils' is f lr '"Exlirneeito 'f elow I Iock
and1ti -asprlla,"an ;iif noss. 'setisde'r sailf'lt
nIell.
I streal al ofI the ii. a ilii'e ii try this medvai
e'ins'e, fo t'itheieve3 it. wil cmrre iany kniowni sti
rawi't isa tshe' torsld. L1.ay side sill pre'jiie's riand
jaust try i,iand paroeIcaim it- great inrth tos 5t
iteringj mnind~is an eraut themsi so haake it,fr
it wisi eiur' thema.
Myica' its well I.o iiane in ii barge' psortieon ior
Saouth C arnuaa, tIeosrgia ad AIabhamsa, ands if'
'any Nsaild dult Ble abaive. 'ure, I itel tha.em
to call on mie, ande I il~l shesow them the iers.
I ennit he fousnd in Tlalapawai Cso., A laaa, one
snile fron Stose's Ferry. JIvNAmAru liet'is.
The Yellow~. D)ock andI Sarsiaparnilla ie pecu-~
iarl y iadapt'et: for f'ife'aaesal' a delic'ate halh,
resulting fruaa irre'gularil'tyao mttenastruaa diis
chargt'e, and siller dljiniea'i pecu'iliar lee ter
sex. The proprietsr huau ini lis possessione a greait
number of ceriic~ates of cures, perfnoramed oif
the above dlescriptisn. WVt esisurt' the ailliet'ed
that a baotlt orn twoa of D~r. Eiienystt's Eiiracet of
Yellow Dlock and Sarsaparillia will at one reg.
uslate those difk'icuttieand st renew the natiiural
eniergies.
1'ut up ini quarnt host~les.-Prices *l per boattle.
Sohsl Whlel'satletn' itel rail lay
8('OVIi,& MEIA D, 1 i I HAlItTlulESST. N. (I.
Genernal Ageents for ite 8outhe'r .State'-, i'a
whraai o~rderns must lhe addeised.
801,1) ALSO lBY
MIl.IERt & nIu'rrTON, Sumtaert.Ills', S. I'.
1il('E' &. T1IlOMtON, Sumatecri illse, S. I'
TI. J. #s~ IIRK M A' & l'i., 4'atideni, S. I.
159A'1'tlullTl & ltAltl t'l.00, ('oluia~i S V
a. A wai'g~l lnlithmao. '. '
Charleston Advert's:
"BROWNING & LEMAN"
IMPORTERS OF
Fressei. BritI.I. asmd Oerseesaa
DRY GOODS. I
209 and 211 King-areet corner of Mar.t
ket Street,
Cit it 1s' o.V, S. C.
E lconstantly on hand, and ofer
to their friensi, :and the pblit generally.
Ithe Iargest nortgment of AF i.N ANI)
I)031I-:'I DRICV GOODS in ite Sthilern
Stattes. 'Il'hir Stuck its costantly iuppikd
W ith a full assortennt of'
Rich Dress Goods.
Of all the latest variety of style and
fithrie,
In SILIKS.'ISStI-s, llAllEGI-iS, tI-l-N
A IIN-:, .I3'SI.INS, &c.
ltO)31I1AZINEIS, AI.L'ACAS ani 3101. ItN
I NGGOS (sM if ofiall k ind.
E.3IBiIOI)lts ant ,A'l; G.00t}8, trev.
ery desclriptivir.
I.V ININ(; IIES8 Gouds in every variety
Geismilenaena'm ned loy% Wear.
1'1,1Y1'11S. C'ASS1IFitR-. VU-S'l'INGis,
I.INEN lDltlLS andt CAINGS, of' e:,l
FrenchI Gei .
'-.'l'l I F.l', '4 I' :11%, J1 E A N, &c.
FOR FAMILY [S!E.
ROuSE, W Vil'I'N i-: and H.'I'1 If :iiets.
Ill) andI WI ilTi FI.ANNEI.S.
igli-lh itnd Aiimerit an it I N'I'S and w A 31.
111t14:5.
1.1 N E-NS, of Itiiharaslon'sti elelried make,
eair Shevetings, Shirlinigs, l'illoew 4 'are, 'I'able
Datimlta , Dioylies, NnikinsT,''owelilnigs. I.F.
liiekalhack liier., Frtuit 'ilothe, 4rass Do.
Alpront it ne, Ax.
Captingse
Immmsit.\ x, I I. lilt I'8I1-I.s, 'I'p
.S'1't Y.1 tild % I-LV -'V'.
I1'11'S a-I .\l-:lt t:A N 11t00t OIT,
4 14 i) 'lI IS. \\ l(INO. , V i i.V 1:,'F andt .\ X -
31INS"'II itl'Cs.
W%*jhite antd t'u!sretl 3 .41'TI N.S, of all
i itts.
SI'. Ilt ItI IMlS A N IS ST.\ lit CA'.41 PEI.
I NGS, of all kindk.
('ICT I N 11A'i'cEiitv41
Of every varitTy in SII. SAYI'IN ANI)
Wmlts'i'':. i
4'l't''AIN C(.411111('5 andil 31'SIN.S.
tDI)il OIDlElIEIl J.ACE aE .lIl'S.IN
El -I'.4tNS. E ill'l' COHN I-IES, (I'I'I'A IN
4;l1311'S, HOLDERS:1(, Itt L'OP, T A SS -:S,
lI)t AL'-:tV ColtiS, HELL OPES, &c.
P"LANTATriON GOKODS.
ILANKETS, P1.AIN CAPISi SS, (.41'S
I'10"I'ON 0SN.UIIFItGS, 1f a1l ll he hes'g
Sotitlhern mauske-.
All f flite ahosle, nith every othwr lirwe if4
RliiY d01 11S n% hieb 0-:11 lie leisilandel. are itf
ferei aft the lunes mrket porices I'O It ('.\SI
tor 'ity aVleptlLlCe-.
I V''the ONE PRI-E SYS'3I'.M is sirirt
lV adhlierel It). All Gilsk are n arranted, fitl
alt Orslr. filIlled n iih promptnes dmi the
msiii eare-til atellniion.
.la n. 2!9 ~t e 1341t tO\ N I NG & I. -: l.i N.
Transparent Window
IPHULSTERIAG AND BDPING
VAIRE ElOI'E.
WHIOLESAIE & RETAIL.
I17 hin,.' SNre, C(orner 0i' K;ig iau il
Herrisford *lroees, Charleston, . C,
illE .s-crilswr is receil insg, at larg anirt
rsttl i (of lte a soiv pe r g ilt s i.)
5t,000 Htolk- 4ofl' ape-r fliginga; 1000) pair,
4,f wintw Siuhae, l0t Mat.st, sof very
de.w rjli riin. A ltt, Pi~llos ,- Blostesl * .i ee andu
.1 is irn rais, Ilamsk, Statin lie .uise.',
4 'trijs, 111ind', Fire Sereen., Veniaian Ilina,
.\11 kindstl of I'pinl.-terinag.,is an the' bsinest
a- uuially atistede ts ini all its braness.
II. W. Ki.NSMA.N A ('(.
Ma ir. 29, 185 s. 2" lys
Wholesale Tin Ware
F ~AC'1oIn Y.
)ces in P'lain .hIp~uaned Tinm II'ares
Tauike this isnethmd of infulrining t heir
frieilnstand cutine~ars t hut ther~ hiave' re
cetly ttimde large atdditions to'their ina
chtinery sit asI tu enablte themi to) 'upply
the greati demndt in the above line with
neatniess and dhesp1atch,. Ouar ware is ot the
beset inake and warranted no1t to leak.
The country trade supplhied oun lheral
(im, StteL.st. (near the mtarke") Chtarletn
Nssvemiber ud, 14 5 bim
I, thle nlelrstnIedl ftrmerly o f New Ytsrk
4 ivity, ha ts it a permtanlent re~ssin uf 'liar
letonati, .m lipIreparedl ts dl tanythlin g in the
its iofst a Generatl Agelncy anda Coummis.iton
bui-jtsie enttri, t its. me I ws'ill make purcha-s
stets ofi I~rQ GoodJ's.GErsoeries,. 11:ardwa''sre, Iltesi
Shotet, Fnnsey Gossti, llrngt.s, 5 Pajintu, Oits,
Fruitit, .lewelry, ('sitfecs Itne.ry, llouok, Sta
a isisery, .Litittira, EClotings, tsr anlything elIse
St-ah ennie o~bin~ed either ini tihis nit y Ur News'
Yssr.k, lusstton Iir Ilhdadelphia andis sn sat goodi
termstt if ntot better, an, lte Merchtanu.tsor
lanteirs thaemaselves coutld itny them, thtersehv
t~sintg ithemu the necesemsary' exo'rhilanit ex pese't
at tendm iai' it an to tis tty. I will lso at-li
tendtl Irmtaly ts aniy Banikiing osr Insluranie
bnitsiinee tht I mSay hes fiatoired with, andlt 'sill
iuake Isaymnent of dtets. Frtom aly long~ er.
pteriense in a genetral tterc'antile? bttuinews, I
amn fisly conlvince-d tht I tan give perfect seat.
issfaction, anda tut lite mosts ftstidins isasite ini
myi tielecittis. Fotar my srvices I ishall re
qjuire ia imaodertet coummission, accordinmg ts
a le natutre ofti Ithbsinieiss.
1)A4,i1) M. A'/..AV,
Oilleei sivser Iiird'ts Stotre, s2~, Kinig-streetI
(l-harienton, S:. C,
.ant. 10tha, 1855'. 10 Iv
WITTE & GOODWIN,
Importers iund Whlesale De)talet s in
Foreign and Domestic
WiN ES, LI QU (R1S, SEG ARS, &C.
No. M EL~wra IDAY 8-n ar,
Chlarleston,, 8. C.
Fe's' b. 1 1 1, (10 i (01 y4
JOSEPH WHILDEN,
NO. 11 IHAYNE ST~ItEET,
Charleston, 8. C.
lite kteep.s consiatlly ion halfI a general as-i
sotrttment of
P'.ux-rs Itnd OnLs ol' all kinds. Varn)
niishaes, Winadow Glass and Sashes.
Spirits Tlurpenltne, Spirit Gas, Cotton
Foot Gin Fixtures, Glue and Brushes
of variouls kinds.
Feb. 14 1M45. 15 l v
MILLS HOUSE.
TIIOMAS M. NIKERtSON
Proprietor,
Ch4ARTEWTON, 1S C
Wilmington Advtisets
HENRY BURKHIMER,
WH101.EHSAL-E AND RETAIL.
Tobacco, Maassif'trund Segar
" .1 THK ll'V I'JI I ' IE-."
MARKET STREET,
One door above Walter,
W ILMIJNGTON, N. C.
I9 - N. It.-All orders tilled with des.
Oct. 104, 185s 5,11y
JAMis T. l:r-'Lr *Aw.. (;o. F. I'll-neCrr
Petteway & Pritchett.
-IGv-|E- A1, CO.1.ISSION A y
FOR1S'ARIlD e .IIRCHIIA.VT S,
Nonr n WArr.: Sritr.:-r
Wilinagton, N. C.
Liberai tivances mnade on consignrment
Oct. 18, 1851 51 Iv
Win. L. S. TOWNSHEND.
8sreer...ost -to lItus ao & -'owNsIv,.
Wholesale and Retail.
GROCBR,
YO. 3 .11AltK -STiEl it
Wimington, N. C.
Nnv. ' . 1b . ! lyr.
To the Physicians of the,
West.
.tul tu till who u se;Livyor (is a Meci.
eine or is a l,'cti'rerm'..
* )lY SIt'l A N' nIm orescrile! AlcoholiI. i.
qletrs for iled ii I liirposes shouhl give I
file pirtnreice tihe- pereffercre i WO I,-I'S
SCHlIDM AllmNIATIC S1'll.\.\.\PPS.
1. it is imaitiuiiiared at Seim in lt.
anid exclhtsively ill aie factoryo * I lie praoporie.
Ilr, by prciesse and from matrial elsen% here
une0111114np le and14 unlknlownl.
2. It is pirme bly alie repeased a naly .is of
eier im elitinaeit eeimi sts, t) is entirefy free
fruen tle tperisiciouni fsil oil i helm relnairs its
everv kind of limiir distilled frmin itira, ndiil
nhii-h is the caise if tae nervon-, aned visceri
dteralgtnement , seriis con a igestion, anl morbid
slsire for haljiti and intetpieratei insil.
geice, Aiichl sielh ligiors inarittily tenl to
hiieriosodneei.
:1. It ie jrloved jy ti,- r-ame timierring test.
that tihe .1 clnier ;ig i 6no1t 1laivesred with tIle
coa.rse, te id and ind iniiteilihle oil oft jpiter
heretoaftore isel, best w ith the pecitietlly light.
e'r, rueore vollAti,e, atreimaiticti a1141n'd ejicnl of
the two esselitil itils for tIle Itialians jmiler
herry, ieglectedi bay every other manitrii er.
'1. I. iC cthesely jaroed tea bee absolutelv
ipire is its requtiiicatin-a ualiy obltaiited I hy
tn entirely new%%- procebia and htich io other
11 ltitail n Ginl inl tlie world hi-. taquire.l.
. It is aored ly e*x lenlil leliei[alit e1 I.
rienae aild] tesitlinsonly, ts lee ang eilieniit a,
well a? ta greeable renwdy lit inuay case. aot
tinipieit irtop.-y, grivel, Chroniic gimet, rhen
maltit. flailitnieie, eolie, onciretionts ink lte
kiliney or bulilder, slysp.-p-ia, fever ild agne,
genertil de isi y., slugi isi cireialign of atlie
oIot0i defiscieat usuismailtriiy of oeei a id ex
ham-ted viuil entergv.
4. It isn i.liot urateful and rensra.ting sor
dial, aend whn l eias dis irec-ti, iever inl.
IlineS tie syste-nt or iraieeN isnebsricly, lat
itcis rulaher i. lsidte thse littt-r frailty, by
Irer tin.g a tsli i p t all itferior liotlors. An1
it sriabey crregct the ill el&ets el bad
water, n% te-lr in tswaneltsp liieliasne lim.
I ricls. lit ill 0ltt-e ssetnlmtedil toualities iI
has lita rival ill m sy inarket ilt lie world.
since ti hs itrniiefien of thie celebrasted
nitdecina l hptteat ra!ege atuec the 1*'nited State.,, a
number of jFiqutr Iloupe,, fs New York nand
sailer iarger citiew har e cositiim eed cdutnter.
teiting. it. The geliine is t41 ) ls al In uirt
alll pinit Iittle"'. tl s ,ills ulel ls j lit- ttati l
yellow papler, with finy name lin Ilhe howile,
sork, ied l.l. I nunid adise rltose Ila
le it lleeicillylii f, toa ua setll t ly the ostitle,
i- linr' maul I ,see-I, fr...aimn l. 1.! ..y .e0.
nl ith cor lisniii gill itini 1til1 it for I it h ie iie,..
FI sa e byit as ll thce reeje-etab'le I irnsI i in t
Thle wo.sred " SchininyI y " heleo.nve etaeluisi 'ely
te siu article. aell othce-r.- tre ceunterfeite.
Feor esale in tiharie--tun, S. C., by. the ftollow'
liai'. iliad, lirrel A C'i. .laehne F-. 5 )Neali.
h'listeh A- W icken bsrg. .\. IN ies.il & lt'i.
A1. Van I heleins. Thollima. l:. Ile.
I .annllean & rliiy,-r. Flealls 4- F-orgrundsta.
.\n si!ye restettle lirmistes ande 4 rocerrt
in ths. Utsit.d Ftale .l~i O.K
Ssskte lniametusrer nitle I islporte r,
I'. ,e andst! ltier Street. N. Y.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c,
JOHN KIIDER.
.lumnafusctuirer, Impot~rierri e an Whole-se
owd eitail Dealiter in eSimt, (,'uns,
tall kimise/ of .%porlin.: A ppaeratnus,
Toget!her wi'.thI a genteralI aissorttinent ofi
MVTI',itlA1.S Folt GUN MAKEltS.
M. E. Car. of Wamlsseit ansd
Meossed f~ireete. PhIauisdplI.Is.
All oii whhih, and stuchi Jther rartcles as
b~elongt. to his line of bussinsess, w.ilI he sold
as low as~ can he affordetd h\ any etablish
menti in the Uniitedi State.
In test itony 0! hies skillI as a mainufactur.
or, the Franik imn institutle tsf Pthiladelphiia,.
has~ awardedl to imss sie 1840), twov certai.
Caihtsk, six sier l50e..5, antd one ierall
piremnium11; andi iln I85-I, thse Crystal P'alace
of New York, awatrded to ims a miedal, the.
tnly onte awardedl for Sisit, Gunm aund it;
lies ill the Uied Slates.
*K rider's Spourtmig Aneccdotes,'' illus.
trative of certuain varieies of Amlercain
Gamne, with retmatrks on thne Cha~racter of
ihe 1)ng, Fiel lDogs, Snipe, Woodcock,
Quasl, Parridge, D~uck and Pidgeon match
shtootinag, on thne Ise lsunting orn Read
Hlired ,Grass Ploiver, I lull.hea~tned or G;oider
P'lov.er, Canvassc Lack and Red llended
Dck. Amnericat Widgeon, Scanp Duck
and CantsIada Goose.--Price $tI1.0
Addtress JOllN KltlER, Second and
Wtlnsut, Ph ilaelphelia.
Improved Cotton Gins.
Thamskfnk fufr pat favouelrs tihe subit)crlier w.ish-.
ent ta infor t helit pulii tht h~eii isimasinfuc
turets Coht n is lat ii testiilla.hentit ini Sute
iheng, ni lite mstt impre und aprovel phm-ntv~s su,
ni' h haelist thliniks t hat thi'esaottecn gaedsit oni oine
otf thoase gineN of tIn, iate )inprovft-.utt'i is wortmla
at least ai quaten ef a cet mrte thrn time 'ot
loin ginnced on the ordinairy gin. lie also mnsal,
niiaetures them sim thne miscae nssiph contructijots,
taf thse finseut tinish andi eef the lbeu imateriale ; Io
wit, Steel Stis tand! Sleed l'lait-ed luibe Case
hatrdetned which hie will nell feor *2 pier Saw.
lie alsoe repairs old gins and! peut.thesin its com
pliete order at the shoierteist noutice. All orderse for
Guins'. will ibe prompnitly ande puncistually attenided
to. WILI.IAM 14.1 lSON.
taehuiumteur Dis,85. C. April 1, tsm
Therecistno use ini talkisng, tine scubscri.
ber ha clshis butsines~s for thne pur.
po'se of settiliing, and mutst ha ye unoiney leo
mseetjpressinag demnanids, asin opee tht
those who tare. ina hi debt will asppreciatle
his nteeessitiees, ceome forward and14 Bottle
immiiediately. T1. D). FRIERSON.
Jan.1 17, 1855 11 if
~ LIt iiks for .sale at this
OfliCU.
Columbia Advertise'ts.I
Columbia Clothing
Fullings, Bostwick & Cc,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
[AV constantly on hand the largest
slock of
XltnuPSoa C ie as
I Itis place, which they are prepared to
;ell at prices lower thani any other estab.
ishmanent in Columbaatsia.
Their Clotlhing is mainNufactrel ly them.
selves with particular reflerence to this
narket, und they feel warranled to say it
s inferior to none. and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTIJiNG otl'ered inl anly part
:f the country. Their businems is con
lucted upon tihe one price cash principle,
Ind the price of their goods marked in
laini ligures upon each article iy which a
inilornity of price is observed, and tihe
nexperienced buyer is enabled to make
is purchases at as low a rate, as the more
!xperienced aml better judge. l'ersois
-isiting Columbia aret respectfully invitcd
o tit examination our stoc k and prices.
February 15th, 154. 1-1y.
ROBERT A. YONGUE,
COLI.d If-, S. C.
ittE ' s' . sv e. to cal that e Ititatton of hill
ieiIs and11i the julatic to his
Large and handsome Stock
OF JEWEAY, &c.
In ailition to hie former sitock, lhe tats .in..
refleived a new anal exten.ive assoirmient of
O).L) and SlINER WATCiHES, Munotel
iAOKS ofevery variety, Silver aid lisated
anre, a larire variety ; Military iad Fancy
; dsipi. : inn , Itiale-, SInrrtsnaan s Ajalaratis ,
'ie Plocakel a nia Tale Cutlery, andt a large
L9!oartmllenat of FANCY G1ODS.
Ilki prices will be fimnd, tin examainmation. tio
Ns a.- anoderIte ais at any other erstitistaeta
n tihe Smth. Thankdt fu I lir iast fiira, le oso
ivitsa coitintance of iite paatroaage of his
'ormer friends ansi cm.tomasers.
3tarhei 1, 1851. 'V) lv.
Hardware, Paints, and
Oils, &c.
J. & J. D. EIRT,
C O I .'.1111, S. ('.
SWtN OF TilE (9Ot,I)EN JACKliPANE,
)tj'r for sie at iery ow prices, a large amai
nell sistirled stock of
.11I11>.-A IV i .YN D.lll.It3
1'. 1 .\'T N, 011, S, . i.Y DY E.
Gd Gmais delivered at tile flipt free of
rharge.
.J. A- .. It. E W A ItT.
3iarhls 15, 1851. 1o 1 V.
McKENZIE'S
CO.LFE 'I O A R Y .i.N D -A.Y C Y
Store,
.yo. 1:Me, icka)redx.n shc ct,
COL.UiIBIA, S. C.
PilTIMiES AND W DI)iN(;s FlRNiSIIEDI
Ar StOl TEl-sT NOTif'E.
I'1 "/10 '. L E ..N > I , T.. I L.
Boots & Shoes.
JAMES FENTON,
1 97, lc a rdsoni ,Stre'e,
(OLI.IMlA, S. C.
II A conastan~tly oas hand aid is daily receiv
isa, fresh upiaies of alt kisndis of iatdies anid
G'enatlemen'is itaists undas Stimes of ah la ite,.: faush
ion.. Aissa. Fit ESlI CA .t .--SiltN$ andt 81.E
L.E ATil Kit fair looat-msake-r..
DR. 8TROM44'%
tO0MOPUIND SANATIVE PILLS.
iltESE PIL.1. A ItE EN Pi tIt ElYVEtiE
TAttL.E. ANt) A41E A MO(ST SliPEttlOlt
3MEIltCtN E in tae enre oaf all )lialions Comj
palasint, *Nick 1Ifiaache lsoss (f A ppetilr, sad all
ljingermeai dseseaase..
iZE TIIKE (ltII.ATION. RtST ltEK
ilEt Lt.Vl, KiDNE\'S .tN I) oir.Ht
SE~iETOlRY OlttaA NS TO( A itKAl.Til!V
TO( N E A N ) At TION; andi as an .4sai flit ion.
Fasily Mleiine they have nao egala.
Price 5 cets per bait.
A 1.50.
DR. %TRON44'M
PECTORAL STOMA4II PILLS.
.I rarmedyjfair ('iuths, (.oldsp. ('at~arrh. llraan
arlitis. Crsnmp, 1ia'husping Coaugh, Asthma, (on
.seanpationl, andui aall destases arising froms a de
ransagaad stair of the Xloaarks, au-! tos reliere the
dlistras. ssnd had *fe an fruom (ratin hag tooa hearly
food~i, inu u-k andia dlyspapt ic hait's.
WVarramatedU Uo be Prerely Veg
etable.
iiThese Pills act ats an Espectosranit, Tnsiso,
andf Aperienat.
They paronmote Espectoratian, Luatisen she
Plhegmi sad (Clear the i.ungis aund othler See
reaury ~rirans sof ailt mosrbaid msatler, iand alhere
is noat anoither remedly isans he whole Mteria
Metheia caspable sof imupuaimi~ sch healimt~
praapersties 1to thae Lannsi and I it Organs its
these Pilhe. Thesy Cure Co.stirenuess, paroduse
a good,..regular Appetite, andi Strenigthena the
Ptriea25 censts pier but, conaatininag !J5 dowi-s
of Mlediie.
(Call son .he Ageuas whola sell the Pils atnd
get the Plhanster's Amainaic Grauti,, gisihng finli
pasr tieaiars asnd ce-rainecates of ssnrea.
ilsath kindsts oft the abuove namied P'its atre fair
tsale. itn .imiater'.ille, lby
t)altOAN & tO.
Anda PlitY MOSES.
Whoau aliso kes-- a .auipply saf Dr. Spencaer's
V'seetble Pills, ands lyr. Ilula'a Celebhraatal
Pill5,. uiebi sutopi thme Chailts itam Fever thme first
Special Noticee
fIllE firmt of R. C. W EBB4Co, hereto
I fore existinsg, is this day dissolved lay
mtutual conlsent. Th~e debts of the firam
are assmed atnd will be settled by R. 8.
Webb, anrd the aiotes and accounits duo
the firm are placed in hais htands, being the
onaly authorized person to collect or other.
wise dispose of the samte
iR. C. WEBB
Feb. 1'llh ISM. R. 8. WEBB
5 PR. S. WEBB takes this means or
informing the public that lhe will here
after carry on the msercantihe busitness,
upon. his own responasability, at the old
stand of R. C. WVE BB4d .,o, whiere he in.
vites a call fromn all the customers of thae
l ate firmn of R. C. WVEBB&to as well as
Ithe publiac getterally3.
FAVILION HIOTEL,
H. L. BUTTER FIEL1,
Perry Moses,
01irs for sale, for Cash, o" to approved custolmers 4)11
thile, a geniertt :1.ssortmeit of
DRYtGOODS, (ROCERIES, HA RDAIR E, CROCK ERY
H O O T AS! 4d MX-oms,
Building Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Cutlery, Carronl Waro
Eluaouielled Ware, Coopers' Ware, Tin Ware, Pa
tent Medicines, Stone W are, Carriage Triii
nillugs, and Carriage Hardware, Sadlery,
Sd JOOL BOOKS, LIGNTD LITEJIA TlE AND STATIONERY,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Co.XFECTONt.1 , NI 'L , ILIIA, &c. &c.
le particularly invites attention to his extensive assort
licnt of
Janmary 1855 13 tf
A. J. MOSES.
Goods
=TY T X=M.EC X EX7
I am now receiving and opening for sale
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to this market,
which I will se ow for cash or to approved cuslomers on time. I laving ten yeara
experience and the ready money to buy goods with, enables tie to offer the lollowing
articles remarkably cheap, viz:
A lARG STOCK OF DRY GOODS, mostly domestic.
IIATS, CAl'S, SIIOES, ('l 'SE' WAItE, IIASKET WARE, &C.
Ill IlDING MATEllAU.S, CAlIPENTI'',I'5 TO00.5, CUTLERY, &c.
1lAllI)WARtE, of all descriptions, Pots, Ovens, Skilleta, &.c.
TONE-JUGS AND JARES, STONE CIIUltNES.
CAltItlAGE TRIMMINGS, CARRIAGE IIARlD)WARE.
1.E A TIlIt 01 A1l. K I NIS, Saddlery, Hlar-ess, &c. &c.
STATIONAtY AND CONFECTIONAlY.
CiOCKKElRY, in dinner setts and otherwise.
UltOCELlES, of all kinds.
Ani alsmaost assy article that maany be called for.
Sept. 20, IS73t. 47 if
DR. We JAS. DARGAN & C0.
SUMTERVIL LE S. c.
OFFERiS for -ale- FORClASH, or an approved edit, at tIOet loweI market priced, a well
selected anworonen of
.) rugs and Medicines.
Fine 'hemicals, Paint. nimd ig, Exirets, Wine,
l'erfmnery, DreN.Sini;. rnsges, Lemone yrup,
""'y% S"aps4. W'indiow Glastwnes, Fine Tobracco,
FaIcI Ariicl-, Spirit Gas, S:arificators, Cigars,
irnilhes, Spirits Turientinc, Stationery, Vinegar.
TIwoetaer nith every article-comprisim: the Stock of a Drmuggiit or Phy icia:,. Also, a va
riety ohe no-t Popuar iPs ten t 'ediiem, i1nn1 nw hieh are,
' d I.i er ()il, (lest ) .lai'ob's (Cholem) irdial.
Sittar's 1ssmm tof Wild Cherry, 'arter's Spanism liimture.
Aver's Cherry Pectopral. listampon Veigesal Ti'ture,
11oll.,wnty's Pills :1and ointmniat, Defme's lhilsasmn If rife,
Davin' Pair: Killer, 1TusmHl's, Heave 'otw41-rv
Julidway's Readly Relief. lDr. Jayne's Medicines,
tudwny's Henmiatin Itesolvent, -rnid E::*raan.". '". ,
Farrell's Arabian L.inamem, J oogai German Bitters,
Melicanl Mustalm 3.inament, Sanillas, (Epping's, ll'sP,
Those are uniy a fen-call 'or any article in our line or buminiess 11ad you will be spilllied
JJAIN A N. W. JAS. DAIGAN, M. i.
WEDTR aTT T P OT
KEEP THE BALLT MON
20.000) Pair Plantationi Brogans at the
Planter's and Factor's Depot,
EDWARD DALY'S BOOT AND SHOE
EMPORIUM,
Tl E subscriber begms leave to announce to the Planters and .lerchants ofSnter
and Wi'lliatishnrg Districtss. tat lie has niow un hand, and constantly' receiving J~arge
suppiesof I,.NT.\IONNilES.togeherwit anunrivaled stock of Ladies,
Miss1es, Ikmys, Youthis, anid Children's Boontsi and Shoes, of every kind, andi fromu thme
[Fi Orders fromm the country faithfully and promptly attended to.
EDW'A RD DALY,
306 King-St, Ch~arlestonm, S C., a few doors above tne Merchant's h otel-sanme side.
Septeumber 27t h, 18~4 48tf
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JA COW'S COR M A .
Suhas immerFOR A LL BOW EL DISEASES.
Sneh asiCiden .ventary, Dliarrihwa, Cholera Mimrbuis, 1hilios Chmolie, Cholera Inlantum.
.1 iso, .ILD.tIlItA DI. I' A DAPT'ED TO .tf A N Y 1s18 EAsEs OP FE.I A LES,
.ilosl Es'ecialliy Painful Menisruaion.
TIi~ heVirtus of .Incohb's Co.rdiai aere ton ureil kgnoten ore'quire E neomiums.
1 st. It cures tihe worst casses of Dirriurua. 7th. It cures Pavinf ul .31enstruatian.
'9nd. It cures the worst f'srms of lDyes'ntary/, 8th. it reiereus Pa ins in flack and Loins,
3d. It cures Casifournias or .tle.ricuan Dir 9th. It ('ounaterascts K~erronuness and Des.
rheaa. pomniency,
-Ith. It relevues the sererrest Cimilic, 1thil. It restores lrregauarities,
5th. 1, cure's thse Cholera: .lIuorus, ii lih. It dispels gloomny, hysterical Feelings ,
th. It cures Cimluera Inutun. I 2th. It's an aubmirale To'unic.
A re~w Short Extracts froma Letters, TestiassonEats, &c.
"I hiave uedi Jacob,'s Cordial inamy family, amid have found It a moat effieient, and in my
jiadeneami s rulable enied . lioN n ziA s W~rutsr~x, Judge of Supreme Count, Gn.
" I eles e peasresinbeing ablIe to recommend Jacob's Cordial-my own piersonal espe
Wm'u. I. 1 e aan wooni, Formerly .Jndge ouf Suipremer ('ourt, C'herokee CircnIt.
"I take great pliesure inm recommeniding this invadnable medicine to all afflieted with bowe
diseases, for wihch I believe it to be a sovereigni remedy-decidedly superior to ansy thiingelse
ever tried by men."
- A. A . (;.D.rus. 1D. G. M. of time Gratnd T.odlge of Georgia.
"I lhave usedl 'Jacob's Cordial' it tmy tamidly, andl thmis, ith all I Lear ab~ont it as a remedy
be those whom, have tried it, indnmees mie to bhee that it stands at time head of every preparation
olf time kiind, and I would recummuend its nise inm thme disease,, for wnhichm it iscom moundedl.
* Mi.i:s G. D~onatzs, (mashier of time Baink of time State uof(.eorgia.
"'if the.re is inmy creduiiliity in hmmmum tesi imonmy, 'Jacob,'s C'ordial' mnst standf pre-eminent
abioi.e all oilier pmrepmarntionms for thec enire of flowel iDiseases. Pronm thme miass of testimony jim its
furor cominimg ini frm all sinarteru, it must beo very far jin aduimce, as a curative agenit, of most
afmmot mall nthecr 'patenit' preparations.''
A lF:i~: , Cashier Manrie t.nd Fire Inisumrance Bank, Griffin.
"This eflicient renmedyv is traillinig into celebirity as fast as Bonaparte putshied hmis columne
inito Itumsia, and gaiming ommmendationm wherever used."
Ges orgia .Ie|Trsonia n, M1ay 1Tth 1853.
W M. W. BLISS & Cuo., Proprietors, Savanmnahi Ga.
Fur sale bmy DAIncas 4 Co., Sumnterville ; T1. A. DARGUAN, P. G. MlcGnEGOR liar.
lingtonm ; T.J. W~onxKuas 4 Co., Canmden ; FIstEnI 4 lIfENTtsH Coltnnhiia, S. C.
Sllavnt.A s, linna., Resly & Co., New York.
Principal Depots, IIAvnLANI), litnnat. & Co., Chiarlestont, S. C.
J. Wit mcur & Co., New Orleans.
Anmd by the Principal Merchmants and Druggismts throtnghottt time State.
July 26, 1854. 39 .1
Notice. I HENRY NUTT,'
Thme subscriber hat muig c'ompletedl his an
jingements for making 8.ash, Bliind andan F ctr nd or rig
time Dooribef lave to inor is friends and F co n ~ W dn
shiort notice, Sash of all mies primed and glaxed. li JII ~ 1. .C
Blinds to sut any aize winidows, painted umr nt,
and Pannmell D~oors of any size or make. A puor. Will give purompt personal attention to the
lion of public pat ronage is re.'per tfully solicited. sale. or'for wamrtding of Cotton, Naval.storeas
His work is all donme by hiand and out ifgood or any other produce, or to the purchase
reasoned nmaterial.
500 iightnof8 tO 0 m4h ready for delivery and l'or warding of Mierchandise.
tosuit windows of12, 1is, or Iligbts. nZEFR E:NcE:
Sumterville. April, 1:2, 185 I. 24I tf Ir. Tl'os. 1i. Wa in-nr, - toti,
-- - - - 0. G. P'A nt.r~y. P're't C'1 Jfk. N. C.
Wanted. (;en. W W. .'. t-ii-LE.' w irio;
vrshasApjretiso li-Carlieniter Co. . Ci AUn I.ES, Dmrngt.
' *rae uneh ENi oemno Winn N 0C.J.IW l'AlcCAl. .,
Hi,e, nmow hetimmg put uponm ig~t uf the old Mmi 'M l g-'''tUut untr
' 1 u vm e r m , i n S m n ~ a ltl e . S m , ' 1 u u , i .u m t r