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FJe Wisha. # i tere on some bright Isle, es .sunny stream, rtal woe, nor human wile 'right path could gloam, o*erets bursting 'neath the tread, ojld bloom in endless spring, y zephyr. round my head i icy.odurs fling. would I rear a bower divine, e'ideligh tful grove, rile and the rose entwine, - -! -&the home of Lore. ver blooining fresh and fair, Qath the tropic ray, la 1flewer that scents the evening air1 Suties should display, e that bower's delightful shade, tight a despot there{ se ome bright Uirca'saian maid, 1'T ifalrest of the' faif. a F~*ho had sought Calypso's shore, for Calypso's smile, }KElOrbraved the whirlpool's dangerous roar, " :ki"} ut for the Syren's wile I !o ul'd' I live, unnamed, unknown, tUasting-in minstrel line no trump of fame be blown, martial triumph mine, eorld around Wright rise in arms, t WAar's clanging blast resound; ould not hear its wild alarms, or tremble at the sound. hat sweet bower at eventide, Yz'< "Y?With fair Zulema at my side, lit while rapture thrilled each vein, T oljilomela moonlight strain. - kigdoms might rise and empires fall, >: Z' Brave thousands bleed at. Honor's call Ibwould not ask the laurel meed, *".rize that repays each glorious deed. ,',No! calmly-smoothly-I would glide AdoWn the stream of life's brief tido. Fd'aad ir my Zulema's eyes 'he.purest joyn of Paradise ; yor tones should charm my raviahed ear, Soft as the music of the sphere.. -Together We would slowly rove, Along the verdant orange grove ; ' ogetber gaze On Ganges's sti-ea:n, Together bldbs pale Diau'a beam. When tired of rotningflotid'atid fell, We'ds'k-our fairy bower,' And music's'stift vdluptuous spell, Should-while the fleeting hour. Si tek'erthy' stati at 2nlenia's (bet~ And list to her rtipturon4 strain: 3 tears should flow at a tale ot woe, Or a story of grief and pain. [song. And wiven thus borne along pn the tide of By Circassta's brightest daughter, If she ever made a pause;l'would lelp the With a little-brandy and water. cause, IJto. MRs. BETSY GRIMES-says the Boston Traveller-who has lately been confined to her bed by indispo sition, at her residence corner of Ann and Mechanic streets, died a day or two since from the effects of drink. iig a quantity of iced-lemonade, which she drank while in a weak .o ijlgate. She.died in less than an our. This should serve as a warning against indulging freely in the use of cold or iced liqdids during the very hiot wheather, with the idea of quench ing thrist or moderating the tempo. rature of the system to a cooler state. It always ought to be remem biered that in warm weather thme sys temn requires less nutriment than in *cold; and that if the quantity of nu triment that is taken into the diges. tive orgn is not modified, diseases will be contracted. This desire for cold drinks in hot weather is an artificial desire merely togratify the palate; thtis peculiar sensation of thirst in the mouth and fauce arises not from a demand for fluids to increase the serum of the blood, but generally from a local dis ease of the parts connected witht the throat, that may be allayed by chew nsome hard substance. The effect produced by taking into the stomach considerable quantites of cold liquids in hot weather, endan -~~-gers the health and impairs the gene. ral tone of the system, from a suc den abstraction of heat from the sto iach. This immediately arrests the digestive process and causes the food. to remain in the stomach longer than * ts natural time,. producing irritation ud iotunfrequently sndden death. * - Ne-ur York Sun. THE PRESS IN AUSTRIA.--In the Vienna Gazette, of the 4th ult., the Emperor of Austria makes known b9y an-ordinance his implerial pleais ute on the regulations to be applied to the press in his dominions. TIhe ~ nterdictions fill nine columns of thtat ne wspaper. Copies of the . journals mnust be-deposited in the hands of the authorities one hour befor-e- their publication, and for works three days previous. The government permis sion must be obtained for the sale of the ,journals.. No journal can be publbshed but-in virtue of. a. oonces sion. At Vienna-- this- concession 'will be granted by the poliee author itiies, and in the provinces by the government.. The editors must be twenty-four years-of age,. be Anatri, an subjocts, and of irreproachable reputation. The political anid reli gious journals are bound to furnisha caution money, the maximum of which is fixed at 10,000 florins. The journals now-existing. will have s. adelay of three months granrted them ;:z~ furnish, the* caution money.. K'YThurnals-bhaving a hostile and danger. tedec may be suippressed af' - t'wo warnings. The police< may -"~hibit the distribution of articles prmnted abroad. Offees of the press will be tried )ythe - ordinary tribunals. BEING appointed the Agent of NEW6Ara & BROTHER'S PIANO FORTES, I can recommend them as being finished in .ex quisite manner, with an entire Iron Frame to keep them in tune, and not liable to get out of tune so readily, with English Grand Action, 6 to 7 octaves, in Rosewood cases. These Pianos are manufactured in Balti more, in a Southern State, warranted to stand the climate ; not to wind or draw up. I shall b' pleased to receive orders, and' will have them delivered by a competent person, who will put tiatm up and tune them. Terms moderate and easy. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. PERRY MOSES, Agent. June 28, 18&2. 36-tf Cheap Goods. TIE subscriber has just returned from Charleston with a full assortment of A L L KINDS OF GOODS, Wares and Merchan dise in his line of business; having excercised the utmost diligence in buying thenm CHEA' AND GOOD, (and goods well bought are half sold) he can make it an object to any one to make a bill with hin, either at Wholesale or Ietail. PI- RRY MOSIES. April 6th, 1852 24-tf PERRY MOSES, (At the okd stand of A. J. & P. A ,sflS) Ofrers to his friends and the public generally, a fresh supply of ever' variety of goods selected by himself, viz: in 'ry Goods 3-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-41, up to 12-4 Domestics, from 5 cents a yard up, or less by the quantity. Brown Linens at 12 1.2 cents a yard, Colored muslins, and Linen Lustres, 8 yards to the dollar. White Crape Shawls at $5 00 IN GROCERIES, Baltimore Flour, (warranted good) at $6 50 Cash, 25 Sacks Salt. Barrels of Lard. Old Govenment Java Coffee in Matts, Sugars of all kinds, some excellent quality at 6 1-4 cents. Sperm and Adamantine Candles, less than they can be bought regularly in (lharleston by the box. Almonds, liaisons, Figs, Currants, Citron, Candy, &c. CROCKERY, in great variety, at very low prices, and he DEFIES competition in liardware, Cutlery and Carpenter s Tools. April z7th, 1852 27-tf Garden Seed-Crop 1851, Just received a fresh supply, including eve y variety which are WAR1LANTED. Also IR1I1 POTATOES, Union Setts, &c. at PERRY MOSES' Feb. 17th, 1852 17-tf t,000BuIhcls ofeCorn. ANTED by the subscriber One Thou ' ratd Bushels of Corn, for which the highest market price will be paid. PERRY MOSES February 10, 1952 . 16-tf Butter. Fresh Gosh'eh ltter. ,. Loaf, Crush, Claraiied aind Browi tgits. Best Rio and Java CofTee. Orleans Mlolh.. e -. Sardines, Lobsters, Salmond and MAckeral. h'tekels, l'res.rve, , &c. Also CHEESE of the DUanAM'Brand, that will keep in any climate, and improve with age, at PElRY MOSES' Leb. 17th, 1852 17-.tf Iron, Swedes and English, Broad and narrow Bar, Square, Round and s'Oval; Hoop, Band and iguier Iron.- Cast, Ger man and Blster Steal. Smith's Trab4- a neer's-'!Teo~r' Buggy As] .s and Springs, C irriage ''rim mings. Hollow Vare, Co t ai:d Wrought Nails, always on hand and for sale low by P'ERRY MOSES. Feb. 24, 1853 18-.f TIOR. ACCO!) IT)H ACCO)!! BARGAINS to lbe had an the abiove article at PEltRY M105 ' Feb. 17th, 1852 17-i f Corn, 1500 BUSIIELS 01" C O Rt N , Jut. ceive.d antd for sale low by June 28, 1'352. P E R 1V MO'E S. For Sale' at P'ERRY MOSES' 1Feb. 17th, 1852 17-tf TVhe subsacriber lhaving putrchasedl the STOCK OF GOOD)S he loanginag to A. J. & P. Moses, will continue husimess at their old stand, and! assuresn his Iriendls, anal the puiblic generally, that he will do alt in is power to merit their confidence and patroag. 1'ERlRY MIOSES. F'ebruiary 10, 1852 16 taf Niotice,... Th'le (Co-partnership heretofore asinig h'e htween the' subscribers. tunder the firmn of A. J. & IP . MIOSES is dissolved by it.-, own limiitatio~n anal mutual conlsenit. All persons indetbted to the' saidl firm by Noae or otherwise will lease call and S E T1 T1 L E. A .1. MO~sEN:, P'ElIY Mt (ES. February 10, 1852.16n: Selling~ Of'! S'TO CK( OF DR Y-(; OODS, Ar tua1(tca rutteF:s. W-. 3. JA('OBI & SON will this tiny enn maence aofferinag lie wholhe of their large anid well selected Stoc:k of Dry-Goods at greatly Rteduiced Prices, to which they invite the at tenatiaon of purchasers tand denalers. W. J. JACOBI & SON, 221 King-st., tend, opp11. the Big hlo't. Chlarlestoni, Juine 29, 1852. 36-tI' Parasols ! Parasols !! Our whiole' assoranment of Pazrias(ls andl I'n barella,, are now otlIering at Rtedutced P'rice.s, to close out. w. J. JACO Il & SON 221 King-st., (benid,) opp. the Big B~oot. June 29, 1852. 316-ti Cheaper than Ever, A lot of color'ed Harages, at 8 cenits per yard, Silk WVarp liareges, at 18 3-4, 25i anid 311 I-4c. Suiperfinea quiality Paris Dlarege.s, att 7t0 cents. Extra stuper Broc-he Embiroidered hiareges. Superfine Silk TIissueo Silks anid Ti'sstue l'ilks, itt 25nsnd 31 l-4c. Fine quality Mournirtg Minltins, sligrhtly dam aged, at half picie, 12 1-2 cenat. Col'd Muslins, yard wide, at 12 1-2, Id 3-4', 20 and 25 cents. Col'dl Muslins, 5-4 wide, rat 25 cents. White Emnb'd Swiss Muslin., at 18 3-4, 25 anal 31 l'-4 ccnta Col'd Lawns and Col'd Emnb'd Muislins, 12 1-2: Stripe'd Linen Lustres at 10 cents. Superior Silk tind Litien ['oplins, at 31 1-4 Strong Blue Shairtings, Stripes anda Tfickinags, at 6 1.4 cents, anal A lot of Muslin Insertings anal Edgings, at half price, to a lose a'ua, at WI. J. JACOBI1 & SON. 22 1:King-st., oipposite the Big Ltoot. Jtune 29, 1852. 361-ta' Black Crape at 245 Ocnts PE R Y ARD. And superior qtialities at 31 1-4 anal 37/ 1.2 e'ents a yard. 'These will be f'oun~d remarkably low. W. 3. JACOBI & SON, 221 King st., (bend,) opp. the Big ibst. Jame 29), 185.2- 36 tf ROBERT LATTA. LATE TH E FIRtM OF DICKSON & LA TTA wsould respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that lie is now receiving a ya rs iy of llcav y andl Fancy Groceries, which he will sell low for cash--Two doors abhove the Planters' lIntel, and immiediately Opposite James (.u'odena, 'S. C. De'c. 10th, 1850O tf g HAVE appolited Mr W. Al. reen, n:y Agent, to settle all the matters tif the Estate of John McDonald, late of this District. MARY E. McDONALD. ALL Persona having demands against the Estate of John McDonald, will preseiti them duly altested. Those indebted will make immediate payment to \V. M. G REEN, Agent. February 14, 1852, 17-tf Notice. Da. C. H. RIenAHDSON, having located hitrself at Nettles' Store, respectfully of fers his professional services to the citi. zoe of Sumter District. June 15th, 1852 34-tf Notice. D R J. M. STAGGERS, having located at Murr.} 'a Ferry, permanently, offers his a -rvices to the people. June 4th 1851 32 tf N. CRANE, Manufacturer of Buggies, LIGII'' CARRIAGE$, &c. Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Sumter Disirict for their libiral patronage hither to bestowed and begs leave to inform them that he keeps constantly on hand the above articles of his own manufacture and warrants the same to be of the best material, workna ship, and of the latest styme. His prices shall compete with the Charleston prices, and as to durabilit y, no comparison ; to be convinced, you will please call at his Carriage Rtepository on Broad Street, under the Town Hall and exiunine for your selves. With twenty years experience, and Liberty's aid, he'll vie with the country and the arts 'of his trade. May 14th, 1851 29 if CLOCKS, WATCHES AND The Subscriber would respectfully in form the citizens of Sumter and adjacent )i-tricts, that lie has just opened in Sumn terville a beautiful assortment of Clocks and Watchp.s, Brooches, Finger Rings, Cud' I'ins, Ear Rings, Buckets, Slider, Fob, Vest, Guard Cl a ns, of Steel, Silver and Gold-Gold and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Specta cles of- various kinds ; White and Coral Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash, by C. T. MASON, One store south of .Alrs. Ilulbert's Millenery. P. S.-Repniriig of every description done in the very best manner and at the shortest notice. :i" All work done by me, warranted to give satisfaction. C. T. M. Ifn'ceniher 2, 1851 6 tf A' ANDERSON, Snlisnterville, S. C. Respeclfilyihforian the'poople of Sum ter District that he has just receive1 arid now ofyers hr* sale the ist. selected' and. must choice stark of Spri g 1s untd Summer Goods, That has evci hmeeh brought to'this mnrket. lie has received many new styls ofSpring and Sumner Goods, which pisclhascrs vwould do well to examine before buyingelsewhere. Black, Blue, Green and mixed Broad-Cloth'ds, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres; Satf,-Velvet, ud Silk. Yesimn. Bayu andil n1e^ tri d IT A 1.80 A full and large supply of irosiery, Gloves Suspenders, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c., all of which will be sold on the most liberal terms, and at pric~es to suit the times. te Garments mnannfactured by the reubscri tier, atid wnrrunited to give satisfaction. O ders from a distance pirompihtly attended to. lie imay hbe found at the stand fotrmerly oc eupiied by A Conw~ay, and more recently by D). W. P'rire. A. A NDERSON. A pril 27, 1852 25 tf D. J, WINN 14 ERCIiAN~T"TAAJOR. Wou'd respectfully inform his friends and the iuglic genienitty thiat he now lias on hand and ol:-- rs for sale on reasoniable termis a large anid splendlid assortme-nt of Cloths, Cassimers anad Vetstings, with Int,, Caje, Sspendiiers, Cravats, Socks, fineh en and hierinto Shiirt', D)rawei s, Gloves, hanndk erchi.- fs, I'mbrellas, &c. Stena and Boys llenoy Mlade Clothing of eve ry deseri ption and variet-y. Complete 51iilitairy Outfits, IiTniforms, Swords, Ej iiuletts, &c., furmnishemd at short notice. thliforrms for Sumter lihflemnen fuirnishe d oin reaisontable iertns. (LTilis vestines are peculiarly rich, coinsisting of far richer patterns than ever previetisly ex hiited in thmis maarktet. Oat. 16, 1851- 51 tf Encourage Home 1Manufac tures, rj HTE Subhscriber, grateil for the littoral L pa-tronntre he~r#efore bestowed tipon him. tasto this iamhiod of informinag the p-ople of Sminter an th le adjo~ininug Distriois, t hat he -tilh ciiniinues to carry on the CAIILlIAGE -tand I IA IN ESS M A K NG business in all its vari *,us b~ranchaes, at his stand in llishiopville, S. C. ie is mtakinig large additions to hisi Establish. ment, so as to, enaballe him to nmanuftitre er e-ry lhim: watitedl, inhi lin he, at the shortest notice, stnd in a style of workmiarnshtip erjmal to anay toi the Sotutern States. lHe has in his -mploiy ex. periecetd workmen. andt is we-ll suppheltid withI the betst seasoned timiber ;also with Trimmings anid lhiuntings oif the latest style. All new wo trk doine in his line will lhe war: ranted 12 moniths and repaired without charge it it fail in, that time. i Ie will do r-epai ring lit tht shorme-st niotice, atnd in case any person Ii ving at a dtistance- abuould want repairing dime. ifttey will write to that effect, he will sendii for the job, atnd retturn it when dlone. .AS. W. A MBRiOSE. N.il.-Ifis -rEtt~St are its reiasonable as any pe rson could e-xpeci. B~ishoupvillec, S. C., March 9, 1852. 20-lv [%7 t tac-k River W~atchman will cop' Six Improved Cotton Gins, Takifor last favours the subscibe-r wish es to infourmi the ptiblica that he still imanutfac tutres Coution Gitns at is e-stabilishameni in -State burg, on the most ituproived and approved titan, which lie thtinks thamt the cottoin ginnedl on one of thaose gins of d ie late itanpro viinttt is worth at least a quarter iif a cenlt moure thni the cot toin ginnedu on the ordinary gin, ie ali-o mtan tulactitres them on thme most sin.pla contstruction, of the finest fitnish and o~f the best mnate-riails ; to, wit, Steel Saws ar'd Steel Plated Rilbs Ciasu hardened whichl lie will sell foir $2 pe-r Saw ie also repairs old gins end puts the-m in comt plete order at thte shortest ntitce. All orders fr Gins will he promptl ad p unctnaellyr attenuded to- WILAM ELLISGN. Statehitrg, Sumter Dist, S. C. Feb 17, 26--tfi Improved Endless Chain Water Elevntors. All pe-rions wishing the abovt- Elevators cat. be supplied biy thiut iubi-ribher, we.ho is thne Agent for the District of Sunmter, S. C. Rt F. LIGON. Sumsterv-ilte, Decemher 2, 1851. 6-t f Negro Shoes. The subscriber has madte arrangements for the mantufactture of from Fotur to Five FThousand pairs of the above article by the FA LL. For reference as to quality, lhe would respectfully refer persons who mtay be disposed to purchase of him, to those who patronized him last year. As to rie, e ill guarantee them as low as; Mlav ".2 2 tI t MrAne - y 1 i ; * A LIVEJ COMPL INT,' FAUNDICE, DIS1 EPSIAbH RONIC OR NERVOUS DEBII,1TY, DIS EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, and all diseases ari si fromadisor. dedLiver or Sto. mach, such as Constipa. tion, Inward Piles, F unese or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn, Dis gust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flut tering at the pit of the Stomach, Swim mng of the Head, Hurried and Difi. cult Breathi , Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sufocating sensations when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision dots or webstefore the Sight, Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, &c.., Sudden Flushes ot heat, Ilurning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of Evil, and Great depression of Spirits. can be efectually cured by DR. IlOOFLAND)'8 Celebrated Gersniaa Bitters, PIEPARED BY Dr. C. 11I. Jackson, AT TILE GERMAN 11EDICINE STORE, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Their power over the above diseases is not excelled-if equalled-by any other prepua. Leon in the United States, as the ctres attest, in many cases after skilful physicians had failed. 'T'hese Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the nitifi cation of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most searching powers ins weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are withal, safe, certain and pleasant. READ AND BE CONVINCED. From the loston Blee. The editor snmid, Dee, 22nd Dr. Kooflund's Celderulcd German hitters for the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepasia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is do. servedly one of the most popular medicines of thu day. 'T'hese Bitters have been used by thou sands and a friend at our elbow says he has himself received, an ef'ectual and permanent cure of Liver Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are convinced that in the use of these Bitters, the patient constantly gains strength and vigor-a fact worthy of great con sideration. They ure pleasant in taste and smell, end can be used by persons with the most delicate stomachs with safety, under any ci? cumstances. We are speaking from ex perience, and to the afflicted we advise their uses. "Scott's Weekly," one of the best Literary papers published said, August 25 Dr. Hoolland's Uernuan Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of the most prominent members of the faculty as an article of much eflicacy in cases of female weakness. As such is the case, we would advise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus sre themselves much sick ness. Persons of debilitated comistithltiorms will find these Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary effeet they have upon weak systemos. .MORE EVIDENCE. The ' Phmiladelpiia Saturday Gazette,' the best family newspaper published in the United Sta'es. 'The editor says of Dr. lloofland's German !lister..-It is seldom that we recomimiend what are termed Patent ledicines, to the confidence and patronage of our readers; and therefore when we recommend Dr. Iloofland's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we mre not speak ing of the nostrums of the day, that are noised about for a brie- eriod and then forgotten ifter they have do.1 .scir guilty race of mischief, but of a medicine long established, universally ptized, and which has met the hearty approval of the faculty itself." taf' Evidence upon evidence has been re ceived (like the foregomg,) from all sections of the UniOn, the last three years, and the strong est testimony im its favor, is, that there is more of'it used in tie practice of the regular Plhysi c:-nus of Philadelphia, than all other nostrums ecoubimed, a fact that can easily be eqtablished, and:fnl'n-ovin that p scatifCe 4,reparatin will'meet with their quiet approval when pre sabredl-evef in this form. Th-ttriit ne dicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dy pupsia,'no one can dout aiter iuing it as directed. .10.Ts specifically upeon thme Stem. nmachm anid Liver; ft l preferabile to camlomel Itn all billious diuus-c-th fie flect is imntmediaitu. '['lay cani he nditnijter1k to fetmale or infanmt withm safety mand reliable beenefit mit any time. lIE WV AREl OF COUJNTlER"FEITI'. rThis medicime hmas aittamined thmat high chmarac tear _w hich is neeuary for mill mediine' th ttiin to immduce cotuntereiter, to put fomrthm sprutidus articles ait thme risk of the lives of thmose w ho mire inniocntly deceived. Look wte/I to the marks oaf the' genine. They hmavi time writteni migmnature of C. 37. .JACKSON mmponm thme wirapper, andme his name blownm in thme bottle, wit/wout wchich they are spu. rawus. Foar sale Whmolesaile and Retail at the GERMAN blEDIGINE 8'TOltE, No. 12t0 Arch-.Street, onie door below Sixth, Phbiladlelpia; timd by respectable dealers genme rally thmroughm the coummtry. 'T'o emnable nil classes or immvmalds to emnjoy thle miladvatages of thieir greamt restorative powers ~aghi Bottle 75 C'asts. Al-o formsale by It. S. M3fiLI,T Drmggist, Suamitervillei, S. C. ET Whelesamle Agemmt for Geworgia, Sooth and Norim C araaiinas. IDec. 23. 15l. CharlestonS. ('. New Arrivals A'h TI'hE CAMlDEN BAZAAR. Tme smmbiacribears lhave jimt received thmeir mew asseart ,mant of $lPIt ING A N )lIMME111R E.O01D i, whic'h elfnsists pamrtly of ('alicues. Girggamms, plamiin mid embhroidearedl I .nms, Fmniy Maliins, at till prices; I .imnemm 'ain bria'. masoirtced c'olors ; Cambhria mind 31l msliams, luiim amid chaeced; Crtapes, llaire'ges, Chaillys, 1Delinmes, TI isan Silk,-, minma a greaut variety of' othier articles siiahle mfar Ladmes' lDresse's. A mtso.--A lairge assortmenmt iof-LinenmmCarrnrie II,dkrs, Needle.-.rorkemd ('uihan, a~m Cuffba. Ciemimcet t and mim a (ips, 3illinm ammd Lace Sleeves' ('apes andic jlanmaillas, Lace anmd ~auslinm ildinmg andmi Immertinig, hlonemmes amma Rlibbonis oh te mnewest styles, Ivory, Black anti Feathmer Fan ms, I'*mbhrellais mandi I', rasls, mand a great varietyaa{ other mmrticles mamtoneroucs to mnamme. 'T'hey r.eummmneeid mtheir stock of b lece andm brownm Shmirimg, blue amnd striplsio [nne spmans, ('otton anmd Lmiem Osmmahumrgs, Hedh 'Tick, andi every kimnd taf T1owelliitw anid 'Tble Linemm. A very large assomrtmentm oaf flomsier y of every de NIeriona, ILi'mn, Tlhiread Laice mind Silk Gii oves Mlitts, &c. &c. TIhaey ivite thaeir frienmds to call am thieir Store, feeling e'ertmaimn toe lab ile tim satisfy theem im tevery wamy, ais well ini thme price as imi time assort. ruenit oef time Gooads. 31. DRIUCK lUt & Co0. A pril 20. 185. 26-if New Fall and Winter Goods, 'T'he .mmubscribers mire nowe rec'eivinmg and uopen. ing mtheir umsuatl supiply of Dry Gioods, lirdlware andme Groceries, thme prices of which will be very imnmmeh reeduccedl, anti invite their friemnds amnd the putblic toecxmiine their stock. 31. l)RUCKERt & CO. 'ateen, Oct. 29, '5i. i-tf New Spring Goods, 't1. lDatCcxxa & C., have jumst receivedm t''ir sew suppelly of SPRtING AND XU331IR V LO(YIl IN, to wi hiehm thmey woutldl immt ite thme cttemtionm of time pmmblic, at the.me it ime tihey wommld re lommend their Smock oef Oumtfmttimng Ar titles, vi'r: Shins, Ctolmars, Cravacts, Lender marmentm, lHoaietry, Gloves, stuspemders, &*c. A pril 20, 185'2. 26'-tft Notice, All P~~1ersaon hiaiving denrmmds against time 1Estate 'if O. S. RtEES, deceae'd, will Iiindmc thme't ini pro, "rly attesthedl, amid thmose mndebted wvill tmake immendiate paym'nLn to W. WA'TIES REES. Mlay 41 ~,152. -t Notice, A LL Perrsors indebted to the subscriber lay Note ear Aceunt nre respectfml.y solicit d to call and settle itmmediateliy as circun et neea compel halim to call on them. D.3'. WINN. Marc N,152, 1-tf Ritered see to Act of Conges,' Ia' 1861 by J. B. HOUGHTON, M. D., i the t Oces of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvanla. Mzotber Scientific Wonder! OREAT .OURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GASTRIC JIJJCE. Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. 8. Houou TON, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indiges tion, Dysjwpsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, Curing after Na. ture's own method, by Natures's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. hgy' Ialf a tea:poonful of Pepsin, infused in water, will digest or dissolve, Fire 'ounda of Reast Beef, in about two hours, out of the Stomach. Pepsin is the chief element, or Great Digest. ing Principle of the Gastric Juice-the Solvent of the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, at d Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intes tines. It is extracted front the Digestive Stom nel of the Ox, thus forming an artificial Digcs tive Fluid. precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a Complete und Perfect Substitute for it. By the aid of this preparation, the Jains and evils of Indigestion and Dyspepsia are remove I, just as they would he by a healthy Stomach. It is do ing wonders for Dysj eptics, curing cases of De hi lity, Emaciation, Nervous Deeline, and Dys peptic Consumiption, supposed t.-heon the verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence uapon wl-ich it is based, is in the highest degree Curi ous and Remarkable. SCIEN'l'll"I' EVIDENCE! Baron Liehig in his celebrated work on Ani mal Chentistry, says : " An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucous membrane of the stoumaul of the Calf, in which various arti cles of food, as meat and eggs, will be softened, changed and digested, just mn the sane manner as they would be in the htunan stomach.' Dr. Combe, in his valuable writings on the " Physiology of Digestion," observes that " a diminution of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is a pro~minent and aill-prevailing cause of Dyslpepsia;" and he states that "'a disiunguished professor of medicine ill London, who was se verely afilicted with this complaint, finding every thing *lse to fail, Imd recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained from the stomachs of living tnimals, n hiclt proved completely suc cessfully." Professor Dunglison, of the Jefferson College Philadelphia, in his great work on Ituman Phy. siology, devotes more than fifty pages to an ex ainilation of this subject. lies experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric Juice ob tained from the living human stomach, and from animals, are well known. "In cases." he says, " digestion occurred as perfectly in the artificial as in the natural digestionls." Dr.John W. Draper, Prolessor of Chemistry, in the Medical College of the University of New York, in his "Text Book of Chemistry," page 386, says,: It has been a question %0he ther artificial digestion could be perforned-but it is nowl universally admitted that it may be." Dr. Carpenter's standard work on Physiology, which is in tIe library of every phy.ician, and is used as a Teit Book in all the Colleges, is full of evidence similar to the above, rs bpectug the remarkable Digestive power of Pep sin, and the te that it may be readily separa. @4 fromp 4 hf- rlf cA04nmLu-sd for experiments in Artificial Digestion, or as a reuedy for diseases of the Stomach, and defi cient secretion of Gastric Juice. E$J' Call Onl thme Aget and get a descriptive Circuilar, gratis, givmng a hiarge amiount of Sti enltific Evidenace, sitmi lar to the above, together with Reports of Remiarkable Cures, from ali parts of the Untited States. AS A DYSl'Sf A CURER, Dr. lloughlton's Pr.rsus has produced the most marvellous eiects, in curing cases of be. bility, Emsaciatiotn, Nerius DechIne, and Dye peptic Consumpjtitus. It is inmpossibile to give the0 detaiils of cases ini thle limitms of this adver tisemntn; but nulthen~ticatedl certificates have beena;ive of lnore thatn Two Ilunldred Remark able Cures, an Phliladelphlia, New York, and Bloston alone. These were nearly all desperate cases, and11 the cbres wvere no01 only raspid and wonderful, but perlmnenlt. It is a great Nervous Antidote, and particular. ly useful for tendency to ilioi'us disorder, Livei Compillainim, Fever and Agnle, ande the Evil effzcta of Quminine, Mercury, aIdie other drugs utpotn thll Digestive Organs, ut'ter a 1on*$akness. Also, for excess ill ating, and thec to free'use of ar. dent spitits. It tdmiest reconciles Healtk with I )LI S'1OM ACfII dO'.tr'N.A NTS. There is no form of Old Stomach Complaint! whlich it does not seemt to reach and remuove ai onlce. NoS matnter ho0w hadl they tmay be, it gives instantl relitif ! A single dose removes al the, unpeausnt symp~tomns; anld it only needs 10 be repeaited for a short limle to ma1ke! these good eihects Ipermanment. F'urity of lohodeand V'igoa of iiody tollow at otnce. it is palrticlar excel lent int cases elf Nausea, V~omiting, Cramips, Soreness of thle pit of the Stomach, distress aftet ealtin~g, low, cold state of the Blooid, Iheaviness l.owtnuss of Spirits, D)esponxdencey, Emsaciationi Weaknecss, tendency to Inuanity, Suicide, &c. lDr. Ilolfghtonl's .P'epsin, is sold biy nearly all the dlealers inm fine drtugsandl Poptular Mediclines thlrougholut thle Itnited States. it is prepared ini Powtder and iln Fluid form-atnd ill Prescriptionl vials for thle use of Physicians.* P'rivute ('irclars for tile use of Physicians, may be obtainled of Dr. Iloughltom or htis A gents, dlesriing the whoIleC process of preparationi, anld giving thle autho (rities uponl wichl the claims of this tnew remed~ly are ba~sedl. As it is not a secrei remnedy1, no obljme lionl call he raised against its use by) Phlysicians ill respecttable standing and1( regulla r practiec. P'rice, One Dollar per bottle. Ujr' O nssavx -rTI!?--Every bottle of the gemllihe PH'PSIN bears tile written signlatuire of .- S. I ilor, .11. 1D., sole Proprietor, Phil adelphaia, P'a. Copy-right and Trade alark Se entred. E sold by all Druggists and Dealers in .Fri salet in Sumnter~villebay 1AllLER & B3R'i'TON. D~ecemnber 16, 1851. 8-ly. Notice, Alprsons havihg demands against the Es. tae of F. S. IHelser, deceased, will present themn duly attested; tand those indebted will make S. C., LOUISA IBELSERi, Adm 'rx. Executors Notice, I hlave tappoinitedl Mr. Samnuel E. W'ilson my A gent to settle up1 alI tile muatters of tile E-state of Col. Stclehe Lacoste, late of tils District. ANNA F. LACUSI'E. All persons hlavin~g detmanda against the Es. tale of Ste-phenl lacoste will presenlt them1 duly attested. Th ose indlebtied wtil mke imimeditate p aytment to S. E. W ILSON, Agent. lay 7th, 1851 281 tf Found Bet wen the J5th of May and the - 25ith 01' .ttune last, on the Cane Savan ntah Road, leading from Stutntecrville to Nelsron's F~erry,n plain SILVER WA TCil, No. 44S0 ; 80 in casoe; H on steIn ; buck skin string, antd brass key ; otne hand and Crystal tnissitng i verthl put in order $6. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay chatrges, and lake her away within thirty datys,or the Walch wyill be sold to pay expenses. Tihe WVatch is in thte hanide of T. Weeks, Constable, liv. ing 2 miles below the line, in Clarendon. Information can be had from Chosel Weeks. . O en ; / ) C.Kme =RER CHA-N T TA1ILOR BROAD-STREET--CHARLETJON June 15, 1852. 34-tf GAILLARD & WHITAKER, Grain and Mlay Dealers, No. 17 State-Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. F. PEYRE GAILLAED. EDWARD L. WJIITAEER. May 1'7, 1852. 30-tf W. J. Jacobi & Son, W. J. JACOBI. NATHANIEL JACOBI. NO. 221 KING-STREET, (SEVENTH STORE ABOVE MkARKET-STREET.) Importers and Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods gP' Our customers ate ensured Moderate Raes and a strict adherance to the One Price System. Jan. 6, 1852. 11-If E. B. CREWS, Auctionleer and Counsuisslion MERC1AN T. NO. 19 VENDUE RANGE, CHARLESTON, S. C. Unreserved Sales of DRY GOODS twine a week at his Sales Rooms. Liberal advances made on all consignments. Novembei 6, 1850 2 if DUNN & DURYEA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Clothing Warehouse, No, 238 King street, SAMUEL C. DUNN, CHARLESTON, S. C. JOHN ['URYF.A, May 21st, 1851. 30 if W. A. KENT & MITCHELL, FASIIIONABLE Clothing and Out-Fitting E8T A B IL I S H M E N T, MASONIC HALL, No. 268 King-street, corner of Wentworth, Charleston, S. C Purchasers will find at all tites a full and complete stock of Gent's. READY-MA.D.E CLOTHING Al? TICLES. V. A. KENT. G. If. MITCHELL Manufactory 113 Waslingtona Stores LN. V. May 1849. 30 tf HARMONIC INSTITUTE. FERDINAND ZOGBAUM, Importer of MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, King street, Sign of the Lyre, Charleston, S. C. SAMUEL C. DUNN, WHIOLE'SALE CLOT1HlNG ANn Furnishing Warchouse, NO. 20 IIAYNE STREET, arlestos, S..C. March 1st. 1852 19'-tf Great Fhrcitement in Charleston. ATl D)UNN & D)URYEA'S, 238 Bend of King-Street. 'VE A~ire now selling our Stock at re ' mrkbly low prices--Neat Linen Coats as low as 75 cents : Very neat Linen and Marseilles Vesta at 75 cents ; Black dre.-s Alpacca Coacts at $2; Black dress P'ants $: ; Lineni Pants at from $1 to $3, very pretty patterns; Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats at $8. Our Stock is now the most complete in the city, and wvill be sold at prices to correspond with the above, and with our reputation of being the chcapest and best Clothing Store in the city-;hIose int want, are invited to gave us a call. June 1, 1852. 32-tf Dry Goods for Fall Trade IN CIIA RLESTrON. WV. G. BANORIOFT, . 2 ad 255 KINa-STREET. (One d<,or below WVentwnrglh-Street.) We wouild ~Min respect fully invite the atten tion or our friendaand customers in the country, tu our vxtensive Stock of DRY GOODS, when the~y visit our City. Always in hand SOUITHERIN- MWANUFACTURED, Consisting uf Georgia- Plaines. and Kerseys. Alabuama ;Id' do. Plain and Striped Osn'aberg*. lBleaached and B3rown Diomestics SUPER DUFIL BLIANKETS-DYRECT IMPORTIAT]ON. We would also part icularly invite attention- to our IMPORtTATI~lON of SILKS and DRESS GOO[DS, being one of the LARGEST ST1OCK(S IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY. We are atlso pre pare~d to furnisha every araicle in the Dry Goods I ne, viz: Hosiers, Golves, Linens, Fl annels, ClothsCasimers, Bombazines. Alpaiccas, Mlerentoes, Moussetlain de Laines, Plaid., Jaconets and Swiss Mluslins, Furniture Dimiay, Prints, Giaghams, Shawls, Laces, Edg. ing, liibbons, Trimmings, &c., 4c. Septenmber 23, 1851. 48--tf CIRCULAR. The subscriber respectfully inform. his friends and customers, that lhe Is now receiving, at his old stsand, No. 26 J[AYNE-STnIET, (up stairs,) from England, Germany, Fraance and the Northern States, a complete assortent or staple anb STity Iressz Goobz, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &o, as per Catalogue annexed, which hes is prepared to sell on reasonable terms, at Whaole-sale onaly to the Country Trade, lie respectfully solicit. a call, being determined to sell as low as any house int the City. E. 0. BIROWN. CATALOGUE, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Biabbons, Flowers and Sik Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Cravat., Together with a conmplete assortment of Milline. ry Goods, Dress andl Cloak Trimmings, &c. Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols, P'ercussion Caps, Game & Shot flags, Powder Flasks. Knaives, Scissors, Razors, Gent's Travelling Toilet Cases, Musical Iustruments. Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary, Coat.' Spool Cotton, Common do., Tapes, Yarns, Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co. tongnes, Soaps, P'erfumery, Inks, And a general assortment of Fancy Articles, Gold and Silver Watcheas, Jewelry, Marine Time P'ieces, French Manatel Clocks, Common Brass anda, Wood Clocks, &c.' Englisha and Gernmn G.uns, Bird Cages arnd Traps, and various other articles too nutmerous to mention. N.B.-Juist received from Paris the most splendid assortment of Gilt and Geld Jewelry ever ofehred In tis market. E. G. B. October 14, 1851- 50)-if. READY MADE CLOTHING ' Of all description, as low as $2 50 a full suit. April 1th, 1Al3 .L-, '- dR' r - ' Itrtl l$'152.& $$!if " lounce Coliel JOHN . jCOJO L a Candidnd te fore'sent' f ard County in the itrgAlitur, th i - hiiMNYk'iv Eps,' M NApril1 27h 152 FOR ORDINARY4 (I7rMr, Editor :-Yoi w~ please announce WILeAM H. BiU SON s a candidate ror the Office of Ordinal' nary of Sumter Ditrlct, at the .enin e4e n election. - MActy Youse April 27t, 1852 - f Oj TIe friead. of Eeam HAYNSWORTH, Esq., announce . a Candidate for the 0ffce of Ordinar" o Sumter District at the ensuing elelfon4 March 28,1852- 22.f } k'O R C LE RK., OrjT We are author ed 1 announce T. J. .INcINS Esqa for Clerk of the Cr, at the ensuin elsetit MANY V RTg April 16th 185 2 25 R 0er r. Editor : Pleas oneM.RB" ,. nounce Mr. J. J. McKELLAR, C date for Clerk of the Coyrt < Su District, and oblige gerdy April 13, 1852. 2. 1tf FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Mr. Editor:: Please announce Mr. ROBE W. DUGANT, a Candidate for Tax of salem County, at the next Electie oblige MiANY Vo'rsa January 14, 1852. 13-tf ' Mr. Editor: You will please anno Captain' P. M1. GIBBONS, a Candidate -fi Tax-Collector for Salem county, at the Election, and oblige SIany Voras 3VP Miasas. EDrrons: Please annon~ Air, JOHN F. BALLARD, a candidate forat ~ Collector, at the next election, and ohige ., ,r<...' MANY VOTERS Vebruary 5th, 1851 15 ft, We are authorized: to 4 announce ALEXANDER WATTS, Eq as a Candidate for Tax Collector,of Cired tuont county at the ensuing Election, MANY FRIENDS4. Mile The Friends of The L. 85MlTH, announce him as a candidatetiyr:Ce c the ofiice of Tax Collector, for the County d Claremont. November6, 1850 g it We are authorized to announce Capt. J. W. STUCKEY as a can didate for Tax Collector for Salem County, at the next election. Oct. 16th, 1850 51 Kr The Friends of Johian :: G. WHITE Esq. announce nim as a Candidate for Tax Collect( r of Claremont county at' the next Election, Lewis . Hate No. 120 IT'DEETINWG -STREN CHARLESTON, S. C.. OILS-Sperm and Whale-Agent. f.i .the Brooklyn Factory. WHITE LEAD--Agent for Union Company. IRON SAFES--Agnt for Rich's Salamander PLATFORM SCALES-Agent for Laban e' BOGARDUS'S NILLS-geAnt for Mr. p GEORGIA BUR't STONES. Man ac LIS~ATH ' icAN#; alarge . w Charleston, Oct. 6,- 50 Warranted to Stand ~ thae Soiutaern Olimate *100,000 savrri VEAStY ! NAanK 'ruts riAcr Isilver's Plsastic Minaeral PainS WIiuI Stand an ClivMUte Without Crocking. Sdap-rtcs: read thid testimont'y from'the Prai dent of the Iteading Rail Roa'd Company.' OF'FicE OF PHIt'A. & R(Ah'INoI i. ft. Co.I No 73 S.-Front-it. cor. Willing and Allay., PtfiLADELIHIA, Slay 3, 1852k .T.- S.' Silver, E sg:- Dear Sir--We have - your" Plastic Paints" for taere than a yeariand lo'r painting bridges, depots, &c , &c., we have~ found it equal to any paint vue have used, ;n fac weno gie i apreferance over all others we av prtd o uhurposes. Yours reispectfull we hanve rec'ived froin gentlemen of our who have used Silver's Mineral Paints.. ' COLORS.-We have seven different aolors via: three brownit, two chocolates, black' end yellew, and by c'oidblination, make every vareio ty and sha of color. iltON.--To Iron, they furnish a rfe~e ~ tection against aust, for they contan nouaI*' which, like white lead, acts destructivelyo iron. In faet,-this paint makes Irondoby valuabt'e for building purposes. BRICK WOlRK.-'1 hey give to house~w)V j a much heavier coating than-'any otber piainti. and if standing, is required, nohn holdes e firmly or finishes so well with It. OLD ROOFS..-Glve us aroof never so old~ and leaky, Silver's Mineral Paints will makelt chleaply new, and more enduring than eyi SHIPS using, this extraordinary minoe~ we prepare It for them, will be proof aglsthe action of hot suns, worms, and salt wtr":~ DIIIECTION&.--Use Linseed Oil, sekid' thick as you cati, and use as other pa~ints.; .~ These palms need but little dryer, and'ihrl pritahng and second coatings in all housebi~ works, they will he found far cheaper and igee durable than lead. . -I Dealers and consumers can procure this paint 01 FRENCH! & RICHARDS, Wholesale Aet~ Northwest cor. Tonth and Market-sts., Phil , "i( Also, Importers of Plate and Colored~Wt. dow Glass, Dealers in Dregs, Paints,&ct. z - SSlay 1, 1852.- 3m. Throu h Fare from Charle*~ TO OBALT.IMORE 617.00, TO PHILADELPHIA 319; AND TO NEW-YORK O20 THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE RP0 CHARLESTON, B. O,. LEAVING the Wharf at th~e foot - Laurens-et. daily at 3, p. Ru. afterti arrival of the Southern cars, vie WL MUINGTON, N. C., from which- o~ two daily trains are dispatched at 8 &: and 2 P. M.; the8 o'clock only connecttn t' WVeldon with Ilhe lines to Pete~ ., Richmond, Washington, Baltimored hil delphia, and New-York. The publie'~s~ respectfully informed that the steamue .c'' thesdlines, are in first rate condtttin~4~' are navigated by well known'an perienced commanders; the RalLRarnf' are in fine order, (the Wil~nijti and Woldon, as well as the Senbdtid' antd Roanoke having recently been nei, wvith heavy Trail) thereby securiniT both safety and despatch. By thes... routes passengers availig themselveg ofth FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore In 40 hours. PhiladelphIa in 45 hours, und New York in 50 1-2 hours; 'and bjy h SECOND TRAIN they arrive'in 3k timiore in 50 hours, Philadel phie'd "6 hours, and New-York in fit 14hui > T1hrough tickets can alone be h4i',s E. W INSLOW, Agent of the WiY~igt 9 anid Raleigh RaIl Road Comipany.tt office of the Compan ', foot ot 4 ji street, Charleston, 8. (., to wh'' - apply. *, - March 23JR!;t o2a