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“Ha, lit, lia—haw-wf says Mr £i»ith : kind o( halt htth, “>Wrv too hard on in# now with vonr jok«-5.” 1 ain’tjokln’ntall* onya 1, “they’re hniifcinn eliiMreq and they do look wonderfully like you.” Ju»t then a (ini brought in a li^ht, and I’ll Im> darned if the little brats did’nt turn ont to be innlattoes, every one on ’em, and their hair wan as rur- ly as the blackest nljfcef’s. n1 "' Sirs. Smith never bad any child en, anti they sort of petted them them lit I ‘ nig gers, at play-things. 1 never lelt so streaked as 1 did wlien 1 see’d how things stood. Il l had’nt kissed the little nasty things I conhl a got over it; but kissing on ’em showed that 1 was in airnest, though I was soft soapin’on ’em all the time: how to get ont of the scrape, I did’nt kiio#. Mrs. Smith luffed so hard when she see how con fused I was, that she almost suffocated. A little while afterwards there was a whole family of relations arrived from the city, and I turned the matter off; hut the next morning I could see Mr. Smith did not like the resemblance of what I said, and I don’t belie'c he’ll vote for me when the election comes on. 1 8|M-ct Mrs. Smith kept the old fellow under that joke some time. A uamiv, with a cigar in his mouth, entered a managerie, when the proprie tor requested hi o to take the weed from his mouth, lest he should learn the o.'htr niuiiLfj/s hadliahits. A Plain (.’hurt.—Put into a frying pan a piece of butter, a small onion cut into pieces, and two cloves of garlic ; fry these until brown, put the meat to the above, ami add the curry power, and sufficient col#wa'er to cover the meat, and hoi! the whole gently until the meat is cooked ; then add the juice of a lemon, and a little salt. Law Elouvencis.—The following, powerful, elegant, and elastic appeal was made in Court of justice, some where west, by one of the learned heads the bar: •Gentlemen of the Juro, do think my client who lives in a pleasant valley where the landsU rich, and the soil is fertile, would be guilty stealing elev- iug lifil^ skeins of cottingf I think not—I reckon not—ICALCl LATE NOT ( And 1 guess, gentlemen of the Jury, that you had better bring ; my client is not guilty, for if you con vict him, he and his sou John will lick the whole of yon! Wife,” said a victim of a jealous rib, one day, “ I intend to go to Camp Meeting this evening, to see the camp breakup.” “And—I think yon won’t was the response. Vi< tim.—“PH ! go if I see fit!” Wife—“You'll see fitt if you do go!” Ho did not go J probably on account of the rain. Not Victors, bit Pvayfll.—“ Is your horse |>erfectlv gentle, Mr. Trot' i ter 1” “ Perfectly gentle, sir. The only fault he ha# ^it—if that be a fault—is , the playful habit of extending his hind er hoofs, now and then.” “ By extending the hinder hoofs— you don’t mean kicking, I hope l” “ Home people call it kicking, Mr. Green—but it is only a slight reaction of the muscles—a disease, rather than a vice.” Exit Green, whistling. PO&THY. [From OrabsmV Magaxhie.] THE DREAH OF I.0TE. BY UKORCE MOUKIS. I've had the lieart-arhe many times. At the mere mention of a name I've never woven in my rhymes, Though from it inspiration came. It is, m truth, a holy thing, liMe-cheiished from the w^Id apart, A dove that never tries its w mg. But broods and nesile* in the heart. That name of in -lody recalls Her gentle looks and winning ways. Whose portrait bangs on memory’s walks In the fond light of other days. In the dream land of Poetry, Reclining in it# leafy bowers, Her bright eye# in the stars I sec, And her sweet serffblance in the flowers. Her artless dalliance andwraco— The jov that lighted up her brow— The sweet expression of her fate— Her form—it stimds netbre me now! And i can time} dial 1 bear . The woodland'S|iiia| she used to i-mg, Which stole to iii^blttjnding ear, Like tlie first liatbnp r oi spring. The beauty of the earth w-rubbers. Amt hcis ills |iinily ol li#9 ven ;• Alone, of all her worshippers. To me her maiden vows were given. They little know the human heart. Who think #ueh love with tjme ex (ires, One ■ kindled, it will ne'er depart. But hum through life, with all its fires. We parted—doomed no more to meet— The hluw^bll with a stunning power— And yet rnypul'O w ill strangely heal At the leusombrancc of that hour! But time anrechange their healing brought And years have passed in seemmggn’e, But still alone of her I’ve thought Who’s now a memory to me. Tin re may he many wl»o will deem This strain a way ward, youthful folly, To he derided as a dream Born of the poet's melancholy. The wealth of worlds, if it were mine, \\ ith all that follows in its train, I would w ith gratitude resign, To dream that dream of love again. LOIE’S FIRST US.S. AX IWPROMPTt—BY MRS. S. A. LEWIS. I ever treasured up this kiss, And laintly now would it forget, But with its rapturous thrill of Miss, My heart, pulse, brain, are throbbing yet. Revelling it lies upon my lips. Imbibing all their dewy showers As honey bee the nectar sips fY >n)eut the rosy lips of tlowers. And other thrilling kisses come To claim their share of nectar too, But with his liltk roseate plume He drives thenf from his cup of due. O Cupid ! take thy kiss again! Bid it from off my lip depart; "Tie sipping hie from every vein— its beak is fastened on my heart Huiuoaous. ELECTIOMERIM. The Picayune rejoices in the posses sion of a live \ ankee as a correspon dent, who, having wandered a# far 1 South as Lousistiim peddling notions has settled down somewhere in the Caddo county, or some other undisco- j vered region of the Stale, and there con- i eluded to run for congre##. The fol- lowing extract of a letter to the editor of the Picayune, describing one of his electioneering tour#, is a specimen of the luck lie had in this delightful busi ness. “Well 1 put up with a first-rate good natiired fellow that I met at a billiard table. I went in ami was introduced to his wife, a fine fat woman, yvho look ed a# though slfe lived on laffin, her face was so full of fun. After a while —alter we’d talked about my gal, and the gulden and about the weather, and so on-r-in come three or four children, laffin and skip|>eu as merry as crickets. There wan’t no candle lit hut i could see they were fine looking fellows and I started for my saddle-hags, in which I hud put a lot ol sugar candy lor An exchange |w»|>er says tiiat a lad 1 the children, ns I went along. “Lome ,,f fifteen, who saunters about runt hen*, said 1, “you little rogues, come , shops, smokes cigars, chews tobacco, a long here, and tell me what your i dtiuka wine, or fulls in love with a lady name is, the oldest then came up to mm-h older than himself, is “rotten he me, and says: fore ripe.” “My name i# Peter Smith, sir.” “And what’s your name sir?” said I, “Boh Smith, sir,” The next said his name was Bill m* -a--’ mmnm If vou doubt whether you should | FrCS. kissn pretty girl, give her the benefit of the dout, and you can “ go in.” Rather Coo*.—A giri got kLsed at Charlestown. Mass., purely on ac- j count of her ret! cheeks. The editor j of the Yankee Blade, cooly asks, “If the dear creatures are }>rrtty, how can they ex|H*ct any other treatment ?” An Illinois© editor speaking of a nuiuru siije' in that quarter, says lie has broken every batik jail oh-I Sabbo'h they had in that eitty for Ik© last five year#. CoNjroATtox OF vEBBS.—Present down : imperfect?downed or dowm/em/ the latter torn) i# nearly obsolete, and should be used only when rescscitation is impracticable. A gentleman, looking at his watch after midnight, cried—“It’s to-morrow morning! I mast hut yon good- night Grammarians have discovered a new gender vix: the “Bloomer”—half way between the masculine and feminine, w ith a touch of the neutral. ‘Thank God for His mercy,’ as the deacon said when he saw that it was his neighbor's house, and nut Ids own, which was on fire. Drugs, Chemicals, &c. The-undersigned is now receiv ing his Fall and Winter supply of Drug#,Chemirels, Patent Ma- dieinee, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes end Ftncy Articles. All of which he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms, and to which he invites the attention of his friend# and ru tomef#. Z. J. Dr.HAY. Just Deceived. r : n SUGAR COFFEE, MOLASSES aud RICE. For sale bv ' A. W. SEXTON. For Sale- Bedsteads, Wash-Stands, &c. For salt-bv HUNTER & MrEACHERN. Oct. 30 30 tf Conni biai. Very.—‘Mrs. Dobson, June 18 where is yonr hushandf’ ‘He is in the next room, dying sir, and I don’t w ish any hotly to disturb him. FAMILY MEDICINES. Wistar# Balsam, Peery’s Dead Shot, Ayer’s Cherry Pec- Grecian Fanch#ro- total, nian. Drops, Hnsting’s Syrup of Jew Davids Piaster Naptha, i Rogers Liverworth Tarrant’s Seltzer and 'Far, Aperient, Sands Sarsaparilla, Murray’s Fluid 1 Janes Expectorant, Magnesia, “ Alterative, Fahnestock’s Ver- Rowand’a Tonic mtfuge, | Mixture, Are a few of the Many Valuable Family Medicines, that may always be | found tit Z. J. DeHAY’S, Camden, S. C. 10 Xm CANDIDATES. FOR CtMMK. Mr. Eoitok: Please announce k. yi. (tollin', as a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Darlington District, at the ensu ing Election, and oblige Mart Friends. FOR ORDINARY. The fiends of Maj. M. W. Hunter beg h ave to announce him as a candidate for die office of Ordinary of Darlington District at the ensuing election. M?”' Tin* friend* of Samuel J. WILSON, ta-g leave to announce him a candidate for the Office of Ordinary for Darlington District. Tlie Friends ef fyptain REU BEN BEASLEY, announce him as a can didate for Orditiarv of Darlington Distrist, at the ensuing election. Maty Voters. Sept 23 30 tf Mu. Editor: Please announce A. J. 11 oole, a# a candidate fir the office of Ordinary, for Darlington District, and O'llige, M s XT Vorinrs. Aug. 14 21' tf FOR SHF RIFF. ” *-jf* Editor Darlington Flag : Pli-a-e announce Maj. Wild JAM H. WINGATE as a Candidate for SHERIFF, of Darling ton District, aud oblige the Voters or Mr. Elox. PLANTATION FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale the Plan tation on which In* lives, containing 328 acres of land. It is hounded on the North by Thomas Williamson’* lands, on the East by Williamson’s and James S. McCall's. South and West by Dr. Smi h’s. On the place is a neat comfortable dwel ling amt all necessary out buildings. It is situated 74 miles above Darlington. C. 11.. on the road that lead# to Society Hill. For further particulars apply in my ab sence to Sanders McCall. JOHN J. CANNON. July 16 20 tf Notice of Assignee. All perqpns indebted to James E. Hall- ford by note or account are notified that paynumt must be made on or before the 1st ofJ iinuary next, and all person# hold ing df-couuts against him are notified to hand them iii according to law. S. WILDS DiBOSE. Assignee. Oct. 9, 1851 33 tf Bounty Land. THE subscriber « ill attend to forward- mmm GIN a NUFACTORY. E subscriber beg# leave to iufrotn the public, that he ha# located himself at Darlington, C. H., and is now prepared to execute work, in a neat and workman like manner, and at the shorteet notice, iu the above line of busine##, both new work and repairing. He think# it unim- cessary to say anything concerning hi* ability, a# to whether he can compete with any other Manufacturer# in the aitove named busine## or not, a# he never in one single instance, failed to give satisfaction to those who purchased new gins of him. | He would respectfully ©olkit the attention : of all whom it may concern, to give him a cal! when in need of Gin#, or a gin, and ' try his before purchasing elsewhere, and if he fails to gi ve satisfactou, no harm done, he will receive them back again. He would respectfully say to those who have heretofore so liberally patronized him, that he is indeed thankful for past favors, and hopes by his industry, prompt ness and personal attention to business, to met it a continuance of their ]>atronage. All work warranted to give satis faction. R. DICKINSON. Darlington, C. II., March 26. 4 Jy UNPRECEDENTED VALS. Tin* undersigned take# pleasure,)!) in forming hi# friends and the public gener ally that he i# now receiving, and will continue to receive to the 1#f October, his Fall and Winter Stock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, consisting in part a# fol lows: Brown, Loaf, Crushed JlflR Powdered Eugars, Rio, Java and Cuba Coff.'o, Lard. Baron, Flour and Corb, Muscovado aud N. O. Molasses, Rice. Cheese and Macearoni, Beef Tungues, Dried Beer and Buck wheat, No. 1 and 2. Mackerel m half and whole Kits, No. 9 and 3, Mackerel, in hall' Ba rrels, S|ierm, Adamantine,Patent and Tallow Candles. Bar and “Excelcior”“P ‘’ Soap, Godard 1805 Brandy, Claret, Madeira,Gingerand Port Winer. Heidsick and Anchor Brands Chaw paigne, Porter, Ale and Cham paigne pider, Old Throuhg Fare from Charles ton to New York, $20. The great Mail route from Charleston 8. C Leavtxg the wharf at the foot of Laurens street, daily, after the arrival of the Southern Cars, via \V MINGTON and WELDON. N. C., PE TERSBURG. RICHMOND, FREDE RICKSBURG. to WASHINGTON, BAI^ TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK. The public is respectifully informed that the steamer# of this line, an* in first rate condition, and are navigated by well known and experienced commanders, and the Railroads are in fine order, (the Wilmington and Weldon Road having recently been relaid with heavy T rail) thereby securing both ealetv and des patch. A THROUGH TICKET having already been in operation will be continu ed as a permanent arrangement from Charleston to New York. By this route travellers may reach New-York on the third day during buisiues# hours. On and after the first day of July next. Bag gage will be ticketed from the point of departure to Washington City, under the charge of a special Agent or Baggage Master. At Washington the same will be transferred to the care of similar agents, who will accompany it to New York, and tlie like arrangement# will be pursued in returning South. Through Tickets can alone be had from Rye and don Me rec tified Whiskey, Preserves, Pickles, Catsups, and .Sauces. Jams and Jellies, Brandy fruits of all kinds, Preserved Peaches, Apricots and Pine I . Apples, Nutmegs, Mac^ Cloves, Spice and Ginger, Raisins Almonds, Currants, Figs, and Prunes, Filberts, Pecan. Brazil and Eng- li.-b Walnuts, Wine, flutter. Soda, Lemon and Water Crackers. Hyson, Black, GreCn and Gunpowder Tea. Crockery and Glass Ware. Powder, Shot and I.ead. Oranges, Apple# and la inon# in season, Candies of every description. The finest Brand# of Cigars and To bacco, with all other article# usually found in a well selected. Heavy and Fancy Gro cery Store, ai d will be sold upon the most reasonable terms. Strict attention given to orders from the country. W. C- MtJORE, Opposite the Post office, Camden, S. C. Sept 4 27 4m For Sale. A prime lot of Clieese and Bacon, by the subscriber. A. W. SEXTON. Oct 9 32 tf E. WIN LOW, Agent of the Wilmington ing to the proper Department the claims al , d Rai^h Railroad Company, at the of persons, entitled to land under the late office of the Company, foot of Laurens Act of Congress, granting Bounty Land ^ treet . Charleston, S. C„ to whom please to certain officer# and soldiers, who have anD | v: and to Charleston, at the Offi, The State of South Carolna DARLINGTON DISTRICT. Ill COHMIIOU l*U*R*. Geo. W. Dargan, ) Declaration in Foreign vs. / Attachment, in A$- Wm. Y. Layton, y sumpsit. THE Plaintiff'in the aliove stated case 1 having this day, fifed his Declaration : in my office, and the Defendant (as i it appears,) is absent from and witliout the limits of the State aibresaid, and hat ing neither wife, nor attorney, residing within the same, uyou whom a coi v of March 5 NORWOOD. 1 tf Mr. Editor: Please ftnnbunre HAR DY M. PARROTT as a candidate fir Sheriff of Darlington District, at the en suing election, and oblige Matt Voters. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Charleston Prices. R. & R. M. ROLLINS, having met up with men who were determined to sell oat. have pure has* d a beautiful stock of Fancy and Dry Goods at a very low price, and will bo able to #c!l good# a# low if not on lietter term# than they can be pur chased in tW# market. Th>*v have moved I • . .... , . t tured Goods: consisting of Georgia Plains ih' ir grncerie# out tnnn the b'uis<* former- , v _ Jv. ; , Iv occupied Declaration within n year and a dnv from Dry Goods for Fall Trade in the ptihhcationof this order: and in default Phorlfcton thereof, final and alisolute judgment will W G B ANCROFT | given, and awarded against caul Dufen- *253 and 255 King st. (one door below | It is also or([>Ti d. that a coi()y of this ... V Wentworth. We would again rejjDeclfully invrte the attention of our frientl© ©M customers in the country, to our EJtrleaa*VE Stock of Dry Goods, when lltey visit our city. ■ Always on hand .Noctherx Maicfac- A married gentleman, every time he met the lather of his wife, complained to him of tlie ugly temper and di#|K)- •ition of his daughter. At last upon one occasion, the old gentleman, lie- coming weary of the grumblings of his son-in-law, exclaimed: “ Yon are right, she i# an impertinent jade, and if 1 hear any more coin- pliiiut# of her, I will disinherit her.” The husband made no more com plaints. IXf" Mr. Editor: Please announce J. E. KIRYEX, a# a candidate for | 8 j 0C |( o.,,,,, re-election to the office of Tax Collector, by them, and have had i fitted up «^i|M’essly for a fancy store.— Persons wishing to purchase any articles usually found here, will do well to exam ine our stock before they buy elsewhere. We have a few Watches, Finger and Ear Rings, at very fair prices. Also H atch Keys, and Chain# or Guards, of i all #orN aiu[ -izes. We will have this " the ensuing .Saturday. and Kersey#, Alabama do., plain and strijied fifenabnrg#. Bleached and Brown Domestic*. Super Dajfil Blankets, Direct Importa tion. We would also ]>articiilar)y invite at tention to our Importation#, of Silks and Dress Goods, betiq^one of the Larmkst stocks it the Soothers Country. We are also prepared to furnish every article for Darlington District, and oblige Maty Voters. We are authorized to announce Capt. JAMES W. WARD, as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Da.- lington District at the ensuing election. Mr. Editor: You will ph ase announce THOMAS ATKINSON, a# a candidate for the suffrage of his fellow citizens, for the office of Tax Collector, of this Dis- i trict at the ensuing electi »u, ami oblige Maxy Voters. Aug 21 25 tf Southern Made Plantation BROGANS. Please call and examine for yourselves, in tlie Dry Good line, viz: Hosiery,Gloves, Oct 16 33 tf Itinneu#, Flannels, Cloth#, Cassimeres, — . - — Bombazines, alpacas, Merinos, 31’ de l.ai- Darlinpton Hotel. , ” ep - l>bl<ls ’ ji'. 1 -' 0 '* 1 ai ^. ‘ Su DARUNOTDN COURT-HOI SE. ^ urn ‘! ,ur ; Dllu ‘ l >'-. Prints, Gmghau.s, THE above. House having ■ S1,awk -^ RibT >°'*< rr '"* b‘*en purchased and fitted up anew by Jonx Dotes, is again opened for the accommodation of the Public. S'.rii t attention to the , wants and comforts of guests will he triv-' en, and no effort, calculated to merit the order t»- published tuiep, vrerv three months, for the space of a year amt a day, from the date of this order, hi the Dar’in^- on Flag. Clerks office at Dariiuginn Court HawMi; South Carolina, the 18th day of 3larch, Anno Domini 1851- (Signed) E. B. BRUNSON, u. c. r. March 19 3 Mm • t>t M|l haying n ,j n g 5 , ) & C ) gj C ) g. c 2ft 3m Sept. 18 DARLINGTON CARRIAGE patronage of all who may favor the estab lishment w i h a visit, shall be sparetL All that the market aud surrounding country afford will be found upoifthe | table. I Comfortable rooms, for familie* or in- MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage they have received take this method, to “ keep it before the people,” that they are prepared at all times to make or rr/air Carriage#, baggie*. Wagons Cart#, Arc., with neatness COACH AND CABINET MAKING. THE subscriber U'gs leave to inform the puMic that he uas established a shop for carrying on the alvm* business, at Et- liugha'm in Darlington District. He re turns his thanks for past patronage and desire# to infortli the citizen# of the Dis trict. that he hauneceived gpfresh supply of Paints, VutgHfli, &c„ «!, and i# tufiy prepared to do any work in tlie afxvvefrne of busine##. Any person favoring him with jobs will have their work dune neatly ami with as much dispatch as practicable. R. f. ANDREWS. P. S.—He also receive# toll or Cross ing Lawrence*# Bridge’s, person* going over their uar- Smitli, and the i'ourth said Ins mime wa#Tommy Smith. Well I gave ‘em sugar candy, aud old Mr*. Smith was so tickled that she laughed all the time. Mr. Smith looked on, but did’nt sav Waxtko.—A stick to measure row escapes. “Well George,” asked a friend of House Servant’s Shoe#, &c„ at Whole- 'duals, are prepared. 1 and despatch, on reasonable terms, sale ami Retail, No. 30 East Bav, Charles- The Stables will t>e attended by care- All uew Woi k W arrauted. Uni, S. C. 1 Iu' ll,, d attentive hostlers. On Hand, Coach Lact *, Cloths, Dam The enbscriber. Agent for the South Droves can be well accommodated, as asks, Eohenne,^ Black, Blue, andJDrab Carolina Shoe Factory, at Charleston, S. any number of horses and mules can be ueorge, ns.en a menu ot C.,.nd .he CUerew iWy, at Cljeraw, ^P‘ d U ‘J r h “ h 8 ^ !e8 * ,,d P rt ii ^ t 0.1 k. . i •. A- ^*1 wdl offer tor sale in this market by P™ u tor them, lawyer, who had been •admit- lht ffi st S-lU uiIk:;, a lurg, supply of Sou- ‘ March 12.1851. M*. ted’ almut a year “how do yon like yonr j m profession <” The reply was accom panied by a brief #tgh, to suit Ibe oc- much. “Why,” says I.“Mr© Smith, I | “my profession is much better would’nt take a good deal for ’em than my practice. thev are so beutiful and spiightlv.” .... ,. f® - * “No,” snv# she laffin,” 1 set a' good " "! U * r ’ wh 1 H,h Mn l >8 ‘ h ‘’ ,p f ve * f, °'" deal by ’em but we spoil ’em too much. a f ,n,,d 1 n8 ". ,f,ke8 , n8 s, ‘° Te ’ “Oh, no,” sav# 1, “they’re real well - n ™ 8 conaealed : so doe# be hnved children, a.ul by gracious. oW "P roh 1 U8 of ° ,,r sav* J, pretending to be startled bv a ^ enUre* the pfospeet of e*n.ity be- lore u*. sudden idea of a ati iking reitemblnnce tween them boy* and their father, and I looked at Mr. Smith, “I never so© no- » qunl to it,” says I your own eye# and forehead, a perfect piciure air,” says ] tapping tli© qldest 3m the |>ate. I tho’t Mrs. Smith would have died laffin at that: her Hrm# fell down hy her sides, aud Iter head fell hack, and nhe shook (lie hull house a Inffiu. “Do you think so, Cel. June* 1” say* she and looked toward# *Pr. Smith, and I thought she’d go off in a fit. - “Yes,” says I, “I do railly think SO.” Advice to an editor is like wit to a mi'diouarv, or modesty in a ballad dan cer ; a little of it goes a great way*. A 3V estern man says that on hear ing \ ankee Doodle Dtp-formed on an organ iu fe* CbrystiU palace, he felt the Declaration ot Independence, and a couple of Bunker ililhM/siug up in his own bosom. “ That motion w out of order,” ns tlie chairman of a (Mdiiical meetiug mnkI, when a rowdy rniaed his arm to beautiful assortment mav he found at throw mi egjf. ^ .. . ^ Z* J. DtHAY’S. ( Plantation Brogans and ut# Shoes, togcffier vviffi a al assortment ot Boot# and Shoes, w hich will be sold at the lowest market prices for goods of similar quali'v. ft A PRINGLE. Dealer iu Brogan#. Bcot# and Shoe#, No. 30 East Bay. Aug 14 . 21 4iu W.H. STANLEY. DRAPER AND TAILOR, RESPECTFULLY notifies lus friends and customer# and the pulilic generally, that he has removed to the shop nealv opposite the old I*o#t office, where he is prepared to carrv on the Tailuring Busi ness in all it# departments. Black and Fane) Cassimers Vesting#, and Trim ming# of all kinds kept constantly on hand. • He lip# just received the Spring aud Summer reports ,of Fashions from London, Pans and Philadelphia for 1851. March 12 2 iy Tooth and* Hair Brushes, French, English and American. A ly Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. THE subscriber informs the citizens ot Darlington District, that he keeps con stantly on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, which he will sell low for cash. S. D. HALLFORD. Camden, March 19 3 tf JAMES M. BROWN, DEALER in Fruit, Sugars and Coufoc- Enamel. Top. Dash, Flap, Skirt, Bridle and Harness LEATHER. Patent Can vass, Oil Carpet, Axels, Spring#, Bands, Dn#h-frnmc«. Extra Boxes, wrenches, and other Casting#: Carriage Bolt#, ex tra Pad-Ho«k# and Tcrritt#, I .amps, Harness, Collars, Whips, Gras# Mats Sir. Funeral# furnished at any hour*of the day or night. HUNTER &i McEACHERN. Darlington, March 19th, 1851. 3tf will pleas.■ call at the sign and pay ■ ferriage. R. J. A. M.ay 7 10 tf CO-PARTNERSHIP. J. E. Muse and T. W. Bzcot, having this day formed a t 'o- ? partnership in DENTISTRY _ ^ ^ ^ under the name ot' MUHE & BAOOT, tioimry, opposite M. ’W.'HuxTERV Dar-1 re#}»eettully ntfr-r their service* to Hngton, C. 1 H., 8. C., having added a I lb" ctizen# ot Darlington,and theadjoin- - - - — n ——*- They feel themselves fully , iraclice in every d«|*ajrt- ment of Dental Surgery, and will spare no pain# in giving satisfaction in all it# department#. N. B.—One or both of them will he al ways at their office, from 8 o’clock, A. M. 6 P. M., to wait on any who may wish sir service#. 1 July 1, 1851. 80 tf complete and fresh assortment of articles 1 ' ll * ®“ tr ' c fe- in Ins line, is now prepared to furnish every thing usually round iu a well fur- ,nen * nished establishment. The finest steam refined Candies Fresh and preserved Fruits. English, Sauces and Ketchups, Salmon, lobster# and ardiiie*. Fresh Garden Woods, fine Segar# and T of Various Brands, Wine#, Cordials, LtS. don Porter, Champagne Cider and Du rands celebrated french Bitters, will al ways!** found ready for those who may desire them. He request a share of Rie public patronage. March Iff, 4 . 3 ,’ r " if ConstAntly on Hand FRESH Soda Water and Lemon Syrup, by R. k R. M. ROLLINS. Notice. The undersigned'having made arrange incuts with a responsible Ifouse in Cliar leston. for the prompt sale in Charleston of all Cotton or other prod uro consigned to him, by Planter* anil for tlie faiihful execution on very accommodating terms, of ail their plantation and fondly supplies invites the attention of Planters to the same. For further information address W. B. McCreight, care of John B. DeSaus- sure Charleston, \ C. REFERENCES. Col N. A. Peay, Eli Harrison, F.sq., Fair- field. Col E. iLC.Cash, Ale^fettueiMD Esq., Chesterfield. D«r id 3rV^. Maj. VV. H. Wingate, Darlington. John B. DcSaussure, Charleston, S. C. Get 30 35 4m I-if" Marion Star, Cheraw Gazette, Black River Watchman, and Fairfield Herald, copy weekly for 4 mouths and forward bills to Ch arks ton, Juat Received. A prime lot of Northern Flour, forjmlc bv the subscriber. A. TV, SEXTON. Oct ft 5H tf ^LL’S BOARDING HOUSE. Situated on Main-street, first brictfttock centre buiUling, between. A. M. HunCt Hotel, and* the State House. Is now prepared to accomodate Day Boxhueks, Families, a»*d Travillkb*, by Rail Road or their #w» conveyance, with their hors**#. Columbia 8. C., Aug., 18*1 . 3t