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-A91 . :4i '; eEmmm niat f;.-n 6? 17? & CMMMU5%%'5GiW-FARWahtak~ilid19 kk iolaeeetli ly rol puAblic ri1 Iha -wil. em at bir el ycroil an hyl oreguminn do~ fo an cetile lowaiQIll W fI All k postlyi -ai net t i pron pt t--egameOERTIFU et6 iiie-adiko iti inbthod to re ay .e egyglyof. patroiage. in his profesl ion Ana kn our own observation, we h ve bie most part icuralble, after' havingattainod.any knden anbdrtured by hin ittia very Shot tin even th sightof which dreiv fron:iheholders- re ay e k his* q 'eofrecoroinending ti the c tavrd ias t tie cause oh humai:t i D Nixinton, N. C JofiAD., iWodviile do. WIWbi ~ -do. do. do. Thos.t,iau,Hertfordi do. Ric er4!eltonap, do, do. jolIn. Ai, daitwitlle do.I Ed "iiii, Elizibeih city, 'do. AndEdidnWhedllio, do; do. Juhn-W%VilsoujDarinagton District, S. C. Thwqawe aph6phenson, do eh ,-- do ff is4Ify that Dr. Jas. C. licks has J1MfIehib)a-ildn, who was my patient. It facedrrn fdir to-isit years: and I canm but do ja tigwbio. ar~esafflictoil.viihthis disease, aid th .F T ie'tsj 6 portlulify of announcing to t dangerous disease cancer, for the last i.x years acst bt fr thie-pain it gave nle, and of its rapid cipie (or aid, but I obtained no reiief or satisfa ever ng well of it; but fortunately I naw 1 liIiti. '"[wrote to hiin aid put myself under I vas reuioved ihld the sore imealed over. I adv <isesefite pily to hni. forthwith. .Newbury sLt. s. c, July 17, 1848. This is to certify, th-t I have been afflicted 1 o~fvth eftetitee'rrvears, to the aid of which I feeti.Hearing of thle wonderful skali of Dr. - ierfodriing.in-tAis region, I was induced to gav him,4put.myself tinder his treatrnent, aid im s a disease,.which all of nay friends and all that prove hatal). Ie ha alao been very successful in removina rhTeftistudyiapepsia, de.ifness, sick and neri oftWhEgIes, spinal af~act.ion1s, etc. etc., wh: So:h Carolina-' We the utiersigned hatving re:e:ved gre it of.DrHicki take great pletire in stating, sc giveta entireisatisactioin; and arom the curew W the.truthiobfthe Acience, and are induced irom hm: Mth id&ibre coui.deation of the publir isIoi-thy.ho f an.investigation; and if persornR w Iheyiwould be coimpelled to reomrnenl it as a Creatorswith.whl:ch to beaterit and relieve our I ~edra beenin our D.sarit for several week zens f'erknas diaes-.,u h as, ha ad-ache, tho nuscles, &-. &c. f.;,Hezekiah Brunhon, R IL Tisdale. -Johh Courtney. - d o i Souh Carolina a I dtirsthat I Irive, benm ai.eted v le iilso bad at tines, tl:it I could not retqq t1#jtt:camie into rmy ra I:m, talt waS thou rseoii iny'f shta. inring of t pferornying mii thme reig.on, I wis n saI e wprld that by han I was speedily a Jet, and iiy' kibee has a anie. its original size, !I 'rely crtify thit one of my negro wone nnkle .filf hastep, and so had at unes that eba 1b61'1tit-ne so that sh co:ild not put her heal pohilai a (pii use of her 'ou!, by jhe inystc obelift innha satling. ro D)r, S. C. Y'SAiud heie eatate to thme ailic~tei portia t W~hava jcfas inuchl as lhe cani well atteatc ti -to cures th following dese ases, se c'at ; gI1Is amittjk eliciencey ini rebensvng dlieaist JyUygpg4Uliver,Piles, F'its, Rlheuumaaismi i, PtIhptwiary: A lichionsa, T1hrni~sh, Dro~mp sy. 'lyantey, Griavel, Corns, We k ni S ardE~Lye, Suoa MothI, D..ii ii rs, si. indl Nervouas [Zund-ueahnc, Livear Coiatimi Spintal Atl..etion.. Taooth..ach, Cianmrate - iop1 of tjm&Musl s, Pains, or WVeak Plii ri oaused for, O.amnmats as' P~~jh~~h wh~e reach 0- ev.:ry pe yo $te~id. T'he disrect oje fo uni 3ci~~1~i~&,~rnted, ;a:d nru wvarramied a i ~"~ ry~& tyen.,properly al plid, ot~taa J~&9pteyfvill be refun led. 'P~r~~Umct4 wvgiIh any of~ thme abov nwa lwe wa~~ do well to e't1 upo no ifietually relieved no ra' an l ~ iiqtpired for hisi service. His ott e-No Relief-No Pay. p. b2 S3t E; L AN D ~~~dborofrerssr ialeiit4 a-tract o IIPng I'harteiu "1Hundredl and Foi p s ghl's Cross R~oadk diaeap for cushb, or will sell cam 4. layrd cash, mihe bitlance on tw bL'9, by. the first of Januar -n di..I iA~u rti lots from oneo acr' tq ty. , ~~ ser i aay require. It tn -alq az. iIntos and Manchuesie Jiadbouthealf way bet.wen Drmdig'im' (Co~rt Housar. p lago 6ror L Depot. Ani snwhang to, purchiase onath 1~aa2~q ~;Y~tly t his rosidence. E~LI.ki DURANT. dMWI Instruments, Violpns, la'ltee, &c.; a iresh lot of Ilahn m yj 9 g IItarljtgp, Also, Btridlges, - IIANKS. "" ~Wds ad haLard. t 1416 Icoq anil Inard on hand and lt' s ae cap b) M. BRITRE R & CO. TE , i deran int'a (I~&~owl 4e ig eptinin f d eed Ito j-6hai hob r.'.C. 1IuCKS,- 84.446iik,!& C.-' , ATE' dD...C ,orm ndIDr. J. C HICKS,"o the publie as Oi as a Cencer Doctor. Froi geneial oyin. ne stomed to think c ivM or the grer. age or size; but 'We ia'es6sen and re, ich seemed to defy ill liuimftikill anir' a of fear and dispair l e eeglad. sn' unity, thinkug Wehall thrhy onfer a h maw &i.lHoskiris,Fdbot do Sherif' Chowan. WR. Skhiner, Post itef enton, do. Foh i n . .ipNe eary District, S. C. . W. A. ipp,.: .6 . vdo. Ber amin Mitchell, sumterville, S. C. Sai d. C. Mitchell, Lodinbi, %tni. Dist do. t0 lien Mitchell, do do ked jtk /n-gstoni, Da'rlingto'n do do 'rv .angston, o do Sam orWilasugDitiiB C. I oodrille, Perquinmons cqunty, N. C. efltLfqed a cure of a Cancer on.the face of W:cS of long standing, )having bon on her rtice to Dr. Hicks to recommend him to all ink lio may generally succeed. -JOt1N N. BUT, M. D. p-.ibhc, thAI have been afflicted with the onI my upI r lip, and becoining alarind on growth, Fiwas induced to apply to physi. ct:on from them, and given up . all hopes of r. J. C. Hwiks' fnotice in the Coluinbia Caro. is tre atne nt, andl in seven weeks the disase se all wh.a are laboring under this dreadful JOHN IIPP. Darlinglon District, S. C. rith a cancc r on ny left eye-lid for the space I ctlled in e ',uinent physicins,. but to.no e:' icks, and t., the great cures which he was e l~m a trial. I tcame over to suter to see x weeks I r. iturned home entirely healed of saw me, as i ;ell as mnyselh, would certrzinly i REDD K -,LANGSTON. r other disevwes of a chronic nature: sucb as ous he id-a -he, to6th-ace. piles, Contractions h the follo ng certificates will testily. I'umter Ds Wri. personal relef trom the mysterious scienec far as we knww, or have heard, thAt he has ,e hive witnesed,' we are fully satisfied s to what we hlve sPeen and heard, to recommend An I would mkurther state, tht ths science ould look i'ico it', ins;ead of at:amdng aloof, I1rrbry ins'.rutmo lit placed in our hands by the ellow crer.Lures., 8, and hrrs reliew ed a great many of our citi pains .it :ie side. rheumatism, contraction of Saml. (:. Mitchee'l, Jackson Newmann. ELanl. Moore. Sunter District. hli Rheunmatisma fc. the last ton years in my walk at all. Durii g this time, I tried every ,,ht to be good for th at complaint, but obtain Ile wonderil and .pec.ty cures which Dr. iduced to apply to hon tir aid; and I here Ind aiDetually cure 1. The pain has entirely and leels 3..a st roang is it ovor d d, W. IIE2i, KIAll BRUNSON. nt his been aflheter: with a pain in her righ. 'ould4 not walk at all and had contracted the to the ground: she :P now relieved from all !r.ous science of D:. HI-cks. The case was SAML. C. MITCHELL. mn of th's District, and the surrounding coun Ito ait thas time, lhe well give printedl instruo that thuse who receo.ve has instructions, can sas Ihimseti: T1. tter, Praost bite, (Chlills and Cever, Phath i. The Sumter Banner: PUBLaISIlED EVERY # EDNE8DAiY MORNING, BY WVILLIAM J. FRANCIS. T E11MS: Tr'o' Dollars in advace, Two Dollorrs and IP fty-a nt 4 at the expivmtion of sax months, or 'aicee Dollara at thme es.d ol the year. No paper udiscontinued until all arrearages ir i paii, unless at thme opL ion of the l'ropraetor. (r Adlvertisemnents in mertedl at 75 cts. tier q~uare, (14 lines or Iese,) for the first and a .. th it sum for each subsequent insertion. STThe numaber of ins'.rtionms to be marked un all Advertisements or they wilt bo pulish.. jI until ordered to bo discontinued, anid liarged accordingly. O870ue Dollar peor siquare for a single in se.- ..on. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise o mts .w.ll be charged the same as a single isertion, and somni-monthly the same as new >nias. All Obituary Notices exceedingsix linee,i uld Communications recomnendi ng CandI. .ies for public offi.ces 'or trust-or pufling &xhibitions, will be chanrged as Adlvertmse asents. il7Atl letters by mail must be paid to in are punctual attendanmce. lAo f STOII. MRS. HIULI5URT' & LANAGAN, Re .eetful.y anniuince to thae~r friend. and the .A1lic, lth it they hive received a lnndlsomeo saartmnent of M[lLLENER~tY aind FANCY ion Is, consmitinig of &raw Blonnets of lthe .itest styleo; Fiowers and Raubons; Thread Lacos, Glovs; silk for ..Dreses, lhkewise lpacca and Bomnbazano; together with all tnclea saly found in a Fancy store. N. 13--All ordler for Dress-making prompt !y attendeod to. New' 1. 1 2t or heardni' G "Blck~ Bobs," as haIfAmIlimarly illed in is c'nstituentim.t; ljidthe tncst furn " n t'' joi imn popu iirity is unbonilediud.1 h6rlieve holha never satntiiied a 1l6isat before thei. rile. Hisa noble, generouis fel kwpo sesing.,inn taltiii, and an inezxhaustib '' fud of',hymor. f:;wvo'ull "do9o good' to hear-one of his populnr hiarangues fly 1)b466 H li s wofM as tlho rnist lh1etlln -hravs of thn sun 11li a rer, fa n~t, hi~nnsl vav wishou dif~ie..l, nd at te a hhas ni O A uslied as to sav msdir only i ii "gkn of his teeth." reneniker le celebri Td Comn gresmioseilctnvafts betveen Gov. nnd Mr. G . In this instao6n tit Gavernor had a competitor "worthy 'of hi stoe.at Mr. G- was a man of* tallen anrl .tact, and it requirnd ilthe ingenuit I of Gov. L- to manage him. . It Wa evident, from the gommencement of th, conte.st, that the, race would be un unum uallyclosin oel. All depended upon th vote one of the mountain counties of th district, whither both casndidates direte their steps a few days beiforo the clection They met ut n grentbArbacue, whelr nqurly every citizen of the county. ia congregated.. I suppose, Mr. Blade, yo have never been at a western barbacuc Well, I sial not now attempt to describ one. Suffico it to say, that it is uitlik any gathieringf you have ever witnessed ii Yankee land. Enting. drinking, speecli ifying aind dancing are the order of th, rbay.-T.he dace is carried on out c doors, under the shade ofthe thick. growi ing fore.t-not in heated close rooms, bh whern the delghtrul breez's of heavel fan the brow, and uivo eltasticity and vi gor to the limbs if the yriing anid gay, a they "trip it on the light faintatic too." Well, as Igfore stated. it wils one c these free und eay gntherings Ihnt th, two rivals met. On the stuimp Mr. G coulhi't hold a cimlle it) Black Bob. H, was liternlly immolated by thn ready wi and brilliait repirie' of his "sooty" coi ptitor. But he Ixm-jist d anl atceomnplish ment to which Governor L-- was al most it stranger. He was a finte imsici un; and after the speaking was concluil el, Mr. G took n violin in his hant and gently and sweetly drawitig the hon across the strings, in a noment the wool were voctal with the merry laugh, and th ground trembling beneith the dancin feet of the gny and happy thron. It wi plainly to he seen, before the first dttle wis over that caught was in the ascen ency, and that th,- friends of Gov L were rapidly deserting him. Setarcel halt an hour htad ehampse-, ere the hithert uincoiquerable Black ]Rtob stood alomt gazisnig in a mliinclillv mood upon th triump of his nntmtagoist. The itadic eVes spas kld brightly as Mr. - bu sily plied the bow, while the men expre. seId their admiratioin in loud and repeate itrrns. This wns it trying. inoment fl old Bob; but his fruis fbi genius was ic long in inventing it plan Iy which: to extri cte himseif from an unp-lensant dilemiz Culling Tom Buoster-Toim was a lende it that region, and de cidedly some wa Tom Buster-lhe told him tit lie hand confidstitil communtniciation to make,'bt whichli he did not wish to be mentioned I tiny one. 01 coutrsp Tom promised t kee'p dark, atd the Governor began "Do you obtserve," satit he, that G.. pilasys thei vinhln w~ith his left hund?' '*Yes I do, but then hi' is lefthandedl.' "'Not at bit ofr it'' repiliedl the willy pli tiuinns-"ta biit or it. I ktowv hlin wvell Ihav.eu erd hitn phiy a th~ousantd times tiud-dtown: is:the v'alItyvs, ad am ong th, rich a ritoernits of the towns, hi' al way pltnys wiith: his right h~ad-..nnd mosl stlenidi' ntosio, lie tinks left-handrel nmsic good eno:ugh for your* m~oiuta boys. If you speak to hi'm: alot:n it, ni course he'll dlenv it, of cou:rse hec'lt deni it, lbut I tel! you it is tite." "Well, cuss htim. we '1l have no mor of his left-h~anded music..- Ite shailt giv us some of hsis best licks, or I'll be....if h shall stay in these diggins,'' roared th itnfurintedl Totm. WValking tdirectly in front of Mr. G. he seized him~ by t he arim, told him, i loud and commaninsg tones, to stop hi left-htnnded work, and give the' a touc] of the righ~t sort. In vain Air. G. dIeclarcd.that he couild not play wvith thb right haud...-in vatin he p:rotested and ims plored. The isndignianit crowd, symnpathi sing with Tom, and wounded in thei pridle by the trick of the aristocratic fid dIler, git' ered arouned pour G., anm cried Itouder for right. handed music. Th storm: wuaxed loander, the excitenmnt swel lh-d higher, iuntil fisnally the discomfite fiddler, eanciding tat prudence was th better part of valsor, hiat a hasty. retreat leaving Bilack Bill srae possessor of th fielid. Thus was the battle fought, an thte victory won. At the election, a woee later, nearly every vote) in that count wals caist for Goy. L... Iw iuncsrtain tire till human calcu lattionis! Th'Ie v'ery pltans thatt promise th: brightest success oflen, as wasi the cas with the ls'flilunnded fiddler, become thl means of uur~destrucotionp. ANTIQULTRS.-'Have you any thinj else old?' said an IKnglish'lndv at'Rhomi jY~ngwu rchid~tis 4 sad a.Yibee !CP 1:W imprudent ntxi hebut progressmig afl Tri6f jt hour on the Biitg i mister, this ereiroadfs ironons e for 'Englaindithlj we 't d0, Ik Worrde gsfraddle ofteleg ife when we'rein a hojr ubt%.vl ait/v e take .1i)e ~oirad Nod te -rondstamn't slow, 'asitll tel jd U 1 I coniti' fram i ldl phyo r h I easto'a feller Aitir 0 00's onnrhvnIiin 41 don't see nolen "'1- ae, i " 1dnt see notilln .e mighty tall fenlit Ilo Thoe feller. burst out lfin' hy li darned fool,' seahe, 'them's tio'tele-re phic posts.' - And sure enougb hes engine feler stopped, I saw thorn a hundred yards apart' aidaw had going'.8o all1fired fast theykd, the world like wvhite paliy,' -e. At this moment the bell n t t ion-wgnail-bdore thCodidi ilfd3. ly redovered from Jonahiilostdoo 'What's that bell ringing' for?' enquir ed.the latter of his English friend 4 'We re approsehing 'Well theind or these era slow cars, te n t us 'em in 4Meriky. 'Ah, why not?' 'Travel too fst-fact, eat soundlal to smash. We wtvild' be sma 0iugle a village'before the bise of ihe -olpper was in the neighborh6od.' You . don't ; say!'. exclaihed the - tonished Cockney.. Fact again,. by thunder! Why was'on the York cars when thum are steam whistlers was first'tried4 May be. you've henredlof the' errible nciient? No? Well sir- we were" going it strong. Harrycanes were no whar"-all'nature seened sy,.kin to, pieces--whPn, sevoralj. miles off something was spen ,on.,'thep. track. The whistle, was let o.o a i she did screnm awfully--ut, it, ws no... manner of use, for afier turni ingger 'a.; span or smart horses and a liig narket wagon, I was just risirg from- a' pond when along. came the whistler's-holler, mixed up with some lhig curscrI alind to have leare'd the engine. man. -ip out whe-n he firs. saw the wngmn. But .th poor feller was dead when his voico anr -rived. Fact got the documents.' 'Extraordinary!' exclaimed the her. ror struck Cockney' ant' do you use whisth-rs yet?' 'Bless pour soul, no. Congress atop. s ped 'em right off, .and now we acts on the philosophic- principle that light tra. vels an all fired sight fuster than sound,; whiJh will do perhaps for this grncerniito. r We now tell 'em we'ce comi by huntin out a light that does .astonish animal creation, mid I reckon rather aurprlised the planetary system at first. 'When it" was first tried at night, the roosters -on tho road commenced crowing, and -the chickns all got. down fron 'roost,'think. t ing it was daylight., The cars suddenly stopped, when Jan. athan having arriyed at the point of his debarkation, looked, around at the be. wildlered Cockney, nodded his head, and with a little carpet bag chuckedl under one arm and an umbrella under the other took his leave sober as a deacon. -From te New Orleans Delta.' GOING IT WITH A RUSH: on, IPLAYING POKER WITH AN LX. TRA KNAVE iN THE PACK. There is in this city an honest,1Indus. p ricous colored man, whose pat rony mic isi Jim Rush. -'Jim, paradoxically.aslit may se<t m, thocugh a tbluck mun, is -a wihite. .washer, andi among his colored brethren of the long brush stands 'high, wiferr' on !his ludlder or olff it; - Her annually dusts Ithe jacket of the St. Charles 'Hotel 'and. aiflerwards-gives it a coat. of slucked lime, gun rantted to st ick "like a knife." .. It is tod of im, that on one: occasion he was i solicited by another of A frie'ssons to white .wash his shanty, for a fair remunerative cons:ideration of course. "Whar am dis house ob your's sitter. .watedl, Misser Jones?" r "Right back ob do Gas. Works," said .Jones,. I "A nd what am its height or dlernmen siona?" said Jim. .'"Whjr It ain't nuffmn but de smia leo I .kind oh a shanty," nl Jones. Jim looked for a momea dkAo- at 'the ,ground, and for another morrgent up at the sky, and the next moment he was looking IMr. .Jones full in..the face, remarkiing a. the same timo-hisnpanner sj'oiving tIhit ho felt ais if the mare proposition hapJ ow. ered him at least ten rounds of.i~ s profttas sional hadder--Misser Jonead.1doe~ fancy' whitewashin oh dO St. Chrs- 'I 'oalittle aboveohdlaft noto' fr' in,"i' ttid he walked ii4fhfl 4ot sciou~s of having delitoend'jdist r6uk to "Missetr Jones. Jim's fame, as a whitewansher, floated across the lake 'and npenrted the fbenats 4,. -4 d A ort IIatW t d - rDuofE d W 41 A .t o .uas b i r Aj wonth .. iW*b td- f buptuue *r In 0s t 6 u Gumik r ii iM 06k,'$i .8 - ii wmomg now " ad now *6piithedrf&r6in6o-1' Was ~prnite4 j dfd o4W... 6-1y h Jin got heetiifllhantof notifo B117 wa nidhiW, inb 0.t goo-s yj i-46do41a Elp aiquo qie' now you.eanId W boatse adakte indygoes h6 ttn ad'il1eY.o ar or chI no~w i n tMiahl aly Jump go, d oy rnot, for i a gwine.to gi -b u hld on drnnge~nceA drawer, pulledent a tir6. -ac out a leath'r aren fr : neo0me no' xaid- he, "Ik-YAf gos you twentydoga -A dairkey".l :4 Bill In awdc no v on v-tt~g/ r Fom iA money, aird gosaanh "Will you"'Yo " in'tiste ba you .. owe intsd f e ker nd d ill 'WllI ha foes'u hiAz jcfyd~ rtodtakut Rn 1 a g ,wietg hold 41 on dee nigo"-n he W dL t "Den.'now aid he om Yawe ya taw! be ene he d. - "6Yoe, soinilieIa he, iinI~ dis i ndYcej ecisa ol3 - tutae n avin'tae ij.ny" tS Said Jim." " "There ante bea t. '1 4 d trano4 pacs,h skiuBill, "but yoUrcknnitmet do tip tjings'a little extra Inisaiper; -a five jock pack-lw lergiinlwfe bere.Agdi rakecm down41 'Anlsltlq he -~ tidrito the word; ho hauledIn9eaIdt t Im bucdahZuso45 ayt wlc had lost as wil a~s meroney "ndshl&. brushes.- He 'loft for New Orleans ii int first boat that night He'noi'i c~ot his white.washingisae ~egistered a vovthat Ie'l play at cards,inorepr arty fe jack paqkl !.~ 'Bumin '7'ata When( a ril attempts to steal a kiss rovn a.Naat okec. gdrl, sheo ays, *'corns sheer oft; r1'i split your. mai,ns ii with a typhon.': The-Bonton- girls laold.stilllnl th are kissed; vhen they flare-'u-ant and say, I think you ooght to - -W hen ayopungchap ~ahsk ca Allbany/rgue a~,'' my turnr how,'ap gv4hiv b the oar 5h9(f AQpdon gj oic& Whewn#ifcooife w t frma LOU! *a'l* *. 9 lsheatt' astaao' osheak,-hyinaais u -nl6't4 & 1The Segr -u$~~ Wekhen a rso$ nh#s-sunyeo , . ':Whintth 4441 rose Msdsa tio tat hoe nre.