The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, January 16, 1850, Image 4
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e &, arvaq
/ ~ yi~i~t t~f Side An,3R
* y se tyIy a puni h .
in Bogwithhieh- man' has
-i g '$$itete. ~Durino the
.knowinyr affliction wa o ineurable,
blIIMM#6t, whieh has sent me
f~6ofiv~ohuntary expiation.'
AVA
V'
e I, transported by
ith reanesotlsfthrpetance, and
Adi Snti tianessAth trilhes
aft long ;and now that '1
o duile of a physician,
S~ ap ouoAg1t to consult a priest,
h4tari91iahdtheryodr h erseverance 'is
fko Divirne 9M-ry, or a
A~~l~ivento h .mani pride.'
0Uira mid he. to me with
~ ~ybiute argaments which dis
f d It isdrtain that fGod
Tha pk<Jod n, I am -only a proud
tanwho persista. in self punishment,
whn pardoihas boen granted to him.'
og not o do bt of thatdee
seit you t O , h6se eyes guide
, ~id,whosedotion consoles you.' i
.Bdt if I should'ho her in recever
whiAh her car renders
:yi4 ba'further proof of the
alierl, Caombres, quickly,
'Uewhn ear-me witness that for my
elf 1 do not desire to see again that i
thywhich I have watered with theo
lg frmy brother; hut I conscnt to a
proof and if she confirms you in the
opinion that I ouight to allow myself to
be eured, iwill no longer resist. Go
seek Paquita, infoi'ini ,her of the opinion
of'the doctor, and if she appears happy
at it, I will do all that you wish.'
Five minutes after, Paquita was at r
the side of the General, and I watched
he expression ofhcr features. C
My daughter,' said he to her, 'the
doctor vho-has taken care of me so skil- c
fully lur-ng my, illness, pretends that
hen'diso restore me my sight. What
is your advice.?'
Pa<uita threw herself on her knees, f
4te ing her arms towards Heaven;
sheo oen her onth, I thought she vws
abot tospeak
'She is radiant with joy,' said I to c
the Chevalier. no l
'oWill you not quit me, if I a in ued?'L
t
Fpuied ewith anxiety.
t ..2sdita seized the hand of the exile,
and evered it with kisses.
Mff friend,' said he, 'inform the de.
trtI ,hase aen ae to me whenever
he*ihlies: I ai ready.' t
'The' 4octor came, and it was decided
my4chmus?'conitinue for some days, the
pe tiotnshorild be performed on the
follwiig' Suday-it was now Tues
>he Generatsubmitted to all with a
slightly sad willingness, which resem- I
bedresignation; in the presence of Pa
M dta, he remained silent; but when we
I ere together, he regretted his weak-.
ness, and even went so far as to hope
that-the operation would not succeed.
"You weillsee," said he to me, "that
laall have proof that God has not yet
Spardoned me!'
*'You know, dmy the contrary,' replied
I,,"that he has'done so for a long time.'
-"My crime is frightful!'
-'Tlie mercy of ,od is so great!'
lWilnot. men Aiuht his justice if
C see' me less uphappy?'
Tlewicked, perhaps; but the good
wi bloss him?'
.The wvill of God be done, my friend!'
- .&The ,day fixed upon for the operation
'arrived. I awaited it, as may be be
'ge(,with great impatience, and I re
paired so the Chevalier some moments
before the hour at which lhe expected
the physician.
.TlietGeneral was seated in a large
chair before the window. HIis hands
jqipeg, his brow mtore sadl than common,
pllinnaanided that his mind was plung
edqiia meditation, which could be noth
lng less than a prayer. Paquita was
*on 'hbe knees before him, her counten
efrm~ peamin with tenderness and
h,-opeh
*Tliis day isa s very happy one for
your 'friends.'
Ho- took may hand and pressed it,
without uttering a word.
p'o~ ,k now,'~ ,added I, 'that as soon1
ast j##eIrstlon1is ikndyn to ho suec
eoessf1 your eycs 'will be covered with
thandage, which we shall loosen every
n rder to acustom you gradu
-AWhen V shall have seen Paquita,
~youi and' the sun, I1 shall be able to
have paticince,' ho roplicd, with a sweet
smile.
TXhen-his brow grow suddenly gloomy
and1( he continued, extending hi and
otrtehg Paquita, who was
Ishould be happier to hear her
vie7 e to look again upon the light
he yon - ri turned upon me a
16 era d tio rnderstand'tillaf
di dod k, the doctor ontered
at Jg neog4 aid.i all my1;fealties
- ore dit~ othe acepoicgh~y
6 nfepafdfor thy >rra
r~ ptafter havwn
N) i14 Qo90henit1)(i
n W9900es,-Met
he gse ofP ruita tteret erygand
ha: h r rp znzod me!' said the
roung girl, clasping her thand. 'My
3dd'be~bssedr
The doctor turned not being atle
a believe his ears. As for myself, .I
o longer knew 'whether I still unjoyed
he use of my rOalon.
'There' idh'hystey in af tlii~,' said
ho doctor recoveI ing his self Posqesslon
whilst awaiting an elucidation of it, let
is profit by the swoon of th.. Guneral,
0 place upoij him th e dres.sing, which
iomust keep on-for.sone days. We
011 see after that What is'necessqry to
>o done.'
As we finishedfasteningeon the bond
Lde,. M. de Colombres regained his 3en
leg.
'Take nway from me this evil !' cred
le, 'I wish to see 'her agnini ! to see
ler again and then die!'
'Cain yourself, General,' anid Dr. De.
iviere, 'what yon huvo seen, you will
ce again; hut ifyou ngitate yourselfthus
will not be answerable for the conso
pieneenC.'
'it is not an nngel who is near me, it is
suint.' wnit1 t he exile. 'it is Bie-rnmiette.
he only daughter of my brother! ! I
ow see that God has pardoned ine. But
vhere art thou, my dughiter ? Let me
tress thee to ny henrit.'
'I am at thy feet, where I bless Heav.
n for having granted my prayers. Par
Ion me, my uncle,' said she, throwing
erself on the neck of the Chevalier. '1
amne to you in order to nvenge my father;
rour rrpentane tanught inc charity. God
5 with uts. I am then1 no longer an or.
hain, and yon no more an exilo.'
in 1822, a decree of'Corles recalled all
be refiigees to Iih ir country.
In 1823, when King Perdinand re-en.
Dred Madrid, Berdanette de Colombres
Cgged froi him the pardoni of her uncle,
onsideration of the *ervices of her father.
'Ask it in the name ofthty own virtues,'
hie king replied. 'Oi tiat condlition, I
nine your ntiile Governor of Cortinna.'
It was in that city that the Chevalier de
olonhres died a few years after, at a
cry advatnecd age. Berdanetto was ncv
r seperated from him.
)RY GOODS for FALL TRADE
IN CHARLESTOn, S. C.
The subscriber is now receiving one of the
irgest tind most desirable STOCKS OF
iOODS that has ever been ofibred to the
riends and customers of 2-1k Ka; STEFT.
He has, during the past Sutmner, nade ex
ansive additions and alterations to his rooms,
nd is now prepared to show in his retail de
'artnent ainostsplondid assurtnieit of
Lice Fabrics for Leadies' Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Gashmreres, Munt
n D'Lainies, Alpacas,Stin Du Chines, Em..
roidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Merinios, Em
roidered Cashmneres, Chameleon Lustresm,
~inghamis,.Prints, &c., &ac.
IEa thae Staall Depaartmsenat,
Ie is p~repared to offer every variety of
song and Square SIIA WVLS, both Plain and
'rinted, Elegatit Silk do., Plain and En'aibrotd..
red Canton Crape dio., Cashmere anid lBroche
o.0
A great variety of Rich Black and Colored
ilk and Satin M ANTILLAS, VISETTlES,
ndl SA CKS,
A large stock of Linens anid Linen Goods,
laraeilles Quilts, Fringes, Dimaities, Cur
ain Stuaffs,
Every variety of IIsleRY.
Goods for Gentlemeni's WVear. sichi as
iroradcloths, Cassimteres, Vestinfgs, Cravats,
e~c., &c.
ANtD
In rooms coninectedl with his front sales
oomis lie is prepiared to otKer Plant ers i ad
'thers one of mtihe maost compjletc assortmnt to
'e found in Charleston of
Blasakets, Kerseys, Sattliaetts,
.enas, Domaestics, &., &.
Ie contidemitly invites thle attetiton of allI
rho visit the city to his stoe!:, as otne of the
,AhRGEST1 IN T1IIE SOITIIERN COUN.
['R Y.
It is hits intention to emace in his sioek
very article of D~ry (hsols that mi~my tbe new
r desiraibte, so thait purchaisers cana always
ec s:.pplied with the newest atnd best Styles
t* Goiods mo I le market, and at the Low's-r
'ossini.E I'nt~r..
N. BI. Inm rooms over the Retail D~epart mett
eo offers to Merchmaits and~ othters a coumplete
ssortmient. of all the above Goods, at
WVl O[LESA LI',
Lnd invites the attention of cash buyers to
si stock and pices.*
253 King street, ('harleston, S. C,
Aug 25 ~ 41 tf
TO MIRlilIA' TAIL ORS.
Hans now ont htand, a full assortmtetit of the
.ATEST STYl'1E ANID FINEST QUAI..
TV of the followinig Gtoods:
superline animedium BROA DCLOTI IS, itn
black anid coloris
:luperine and ttmdium black French and
German Doeskinas
~ancy Casimneres of the latest styles
Vestings--8.lk anid Mermo, rich anid niew
patterns
Bxtra ent per. black Satins atnd Silks
Jent's IKid Gloves, best qalaity, in black,
wvhite antd colors
3ent's Beaver, Merino and Military Glove.
[Jnider Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Merino amid Cottoni
Black ftarlianr and fanc~y Cravats, of the best
quality
I'ailotrs' Trimmings, of all kinds.
Orders from the coutitry promiptly attended
~o.
Hi. 1B. CLARKE, 20)5 King-street,
2d store ab~ove M farket. st.
Charleston, Nov. 28th, 1849. 5 6m
HARMONIC INSTITUTE,
FE1RDINAND ZOGBAUM,
MUSO4H5IA6dRMETS
King uaret, Sign of the Lyre,
Charleston, H. C.
Fittin
8Ktng-stroet, corner of'
WentWdith, Oh eston) S. C.
Purchasers will find at all times a full and
copipleto stock of Gent's.
READY-MAD.E! CL0THING
RTZOLES.
W -A. EENT. 0. It. MITClELL
RYI0tatlfuCto y 1 13 Wasalingtosa
* Stores N. Y.
May 1849. 20 tf
GgEGG, H AYDEN, & GREGG,
Importers of Fine Watches,
JEWELRY* SILVER WARE.
Gunts, Military & Fancy Goods
Corner of King. and Hasell streets,
Chaarleston, &'.. C.
W LIIA M GREG;,
If. SIDNIC* HAYDEN,
A. H. HAYDN'N,
May 23,1849. 30 ly
T E T01 Y DE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCER,
UNDER ODD FELLOW'S IIALL,
ticeting Strcet, I
CHARIESTON, SO. CA.
DEALERI IN
Sugar, Coffee, Mollasses,
Winds, Liquors, Salt, &c,
AGENT FOR
Ctanmtom Te'a Coapna'
Celebrated Black nud Giei
TEAS.
Nov. 28 5 6m1
New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGrE A. 11YDE,
SUCCr.SSOn To tOUsTON & nhyrE, 283 t., -ST.
Opposite Meirchanta Ifotel.
Manufactifrer, Wiolesale and Retail I)ealer
in Clothing,
G. A. II. Respectfully invites the attention
of his triends and lie public to his large as
sortment of Fashionable and Eegant Clotmh
infl now on hand, eg ual in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weeklV
adding large supplies direct from his own
Mannfactory in New York.
This 'tablislmient is conducted entirely
on tie Cash Principles both in pirchnse and
sales, gividr himt ,rent advantage in his se
lections and enahTing him to to sell at New
York rates. lie is now offring this stock,
(which is not excelled for randy, style, beau
ty, mand durability of woarkmPlianfhipl inl the
ihaon, at aneh pric-es as to make .t an induce.
I ent for purchasing to call before making
their selections. A superior nssortmeiit o
Fine Shirts, Collare, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c.
colstAlntly on hand.
With attentive and obliging sale.simen,
gentleieri caln lepedll upon lavingv their
wants supplied itninediately. All garments
warranted to lit well and give satisfaction in
every respeet.
lIJMr. .lo'ns T 1 D.ny, long known ill the
cloth.og hUe is now at this establishment,
where he would be h-ippy to see and serve
his friends.
GF.O. A. HIY D.,
Succestor to I loustoan & I lyde.
Ch .rleston. May 23, 18419. 31 l y
AMERICANi HOTEL,
CORNER'h of Kt'm AND C GEotGE %TiCEETS.
CHlA RLESTI ON, S. C.
TI's litel is situated in the moist fashion.
able part of thme City. The Proprietor will
be pleased to see his friends and the traveliing
public promising, that no exertions shall be
waniting on his part to make their stav agree
ale. P'rices rea sonaibie.
F. A. I IOKE, Proprietor.
Aug. 29 44 tf
PLANTERS' "EL,
Jurnitrlb kept 6|| C'Ia'rles if. .Jiot.
L.A.IKIN & hlllST'l
I laving become~ thle P'roprietors of this ex
tensive and well known establish~ment, sub
mits its chumns withI confidenlcte to public sup.
port, satisfied that their effbrts will render
comfortable all who maym fiavor themti withla
call.
July 21, 1849- 40 13t
CHARLESTON HOTEL,
TJhe unmdrsignerd Ilate of thme U~nitedi Statesr
I it ei, Anmgiistai, Geuormria.) having lea;sedl th.e
Cli AItlth:M'TON II OTE L for a lermi of
years, taikes pleasure in stating t hit thme en
tire Est abbshmnen t ha s bieun retied an d fnr
tnished with iiewv Fmuriieo. and is now open
for the reception of compilanyi.
Imiprovenments havt e als ibieen made in thle
l Jinie, part ienaI;,rily in lie L adies' IDepamrt
lmenmt by the rilbbmt on of a limeceptiin Pa rm r,
andl lie relomva of the Ladoes' IDrawinig
Iloom.
Which improvemienits, he is assuired, will
greatly sld to thle comiforts of the guests iof
thme house; amid hopeims, by st rict at ten' ion en
his ownvi part tomgethmer wtithI d mthlieurs min hmis
house to imerit a Ihberal slimre mof lie punbbei
puatrona~ge.
July 25, lIst. 3t) ly
Merchant's Hotel,
R Y N .',EN & IZVEIR.
Comrnetr ui King? awl .Nacic 'q SI:reets,
Th is I lute!, sit ua~tedl in thec buisiness part
of the~ cityv, oth'ra every deir ble cmfoil rt
amnd imonvenienc~e to the flT' raivoll ig ('inmno-m~
niit y, ati Permia nent Blatrders. Thme estah-i
lishmienit is ioniduceted stricI!v o um n eor.
oLr Au Ommiinbus and Carringm' wvill at tend
tl~o Stuaimoat Wharf ml, antd alson to lie 11:ii1
Road D~epot, for the aiccoinnodaI~t ion of P as
sengmers.
Feb 21 17 hy
Office S, C, Railroad Company,
CIIA1R LESTON, Oct. 5, 1849.
Notice,
Fromn anid after the 15th instaunt, the local
rates for passsge over thin Rtoad will be as
follows;
From Chmarles'tn to Hamrnhi, Cuoluta
bin, Cauiden, and' al paces 125
miles aund over. - - - - 85 (V
Unmder 1l'45 miles, and intermeodate
distilt4'aur r mile, . - 4et
Ce#5
PAiN '8, OI, P)(E.6TUFr, WINDOW
kyWMPI0ES, PN1; "FANCY Al T .
to which he rep, efullf ivitis the atteutiollo
PlYasiciai, Plauters snd duealers generally.
I ans now the reutarly appointed Agent for
the f6IpwgingValubleTreparutios,*lfrL
'MUM'li* ftnreedylr Vliase1'd Wles's.
AIeA''miinpound fr Dyupepsiis
Keelet's Ssripaparilln Panaeea.
6 Crmsingsative Cordial.
" Cough Syrup.
" Vermsifuge Syrop.
Rhumatic Lotion.
Epping's Sarnuparilla and Queen's Delight,
etc., etc.
Townsend's Snranparillm, Wistar's Baluam, Dr.
Jayne's Fiunily Medicines mod Roche's Emtbro.
cations fur :loopiig Cough, with maniy other.'
too nutnerous to nieution, may alWtiys be funnd
Z., J. DEHAV,
Nearl Opponite lfasnic HaIl.
Camden., t7,'. X9. 51If
New and Choice Fall Goods.
The subscribers are now receiving one of
the largest and iost desirable stok : of
GOOD9 that hae ever been offered to the
friends and customers of the
:AMDEN BAZAAR,
They have during the past veek opened,
and are now prepared to show a splendid as.
sortnent of
Rich. Fabricsfor Ladies' Dres
SCSI
qVC:e As, Elegmt Cashneres, 'Muslin De
Laines, Plains M erinos, Chamieleon Lusteep,
1,yanese Cloths, DefLisle Stripes, Ginghasn,
Prints, &c.,
A large aqsortneat of Shawls,
Such as Long and sq ure Shawls, both
plain and printed, silk, casnmere and broche.
AIWsO
A large stock of Jincns and Linen
Goods.
Marseilles Quilts, Dimities, Curtain Stuffl,
&c.
EVERIY VARIETY OF IIOSIRIEr.
Goods for Gentlemen's Wear,
A large and splendid stock of Ready
A4ade
C LOTHING,
Of every quality, and at prices which cannot
ftil, to please.
AN D
They are also prepa-led to offer to Planters I
and others, one ol the inost commpilte assort
Inents to be found in Camiden,of
Blankets Kerseys Sattincts Jeans,
.D OMESTIVS!, &-c., -c.
I7 They confidently invite the attention
of purchasers to their stock, as one of the lar. b
gest in town.
It is their intention to embrace in their stock
every articleolfDry Gcouds that may be new
or desirable, so that purchasers can always be
supplied with the newest and best style of
Goors in the market and at the lowest possi
b e prices.
M. DRUCKER & CO. r
ti
PLANTER'S HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA, f
LATE BY C. 1K. DAVlE,
Would respectfully announce, that he has
now in charge the above reell located lintel, I
convenient to the imost business part of the
Town, for travellers; directly en all streets a
passing thsrough-and now undergoing thor.
ough repairs. Hie earnestly solicits mg call
fronm his friends and tihe public generalfly-for
he feels cont/ide~nt that thecy cannot be other.
wise thtan plfeasedl, as no p~ains will be spared
to make all comfiiortabeC.
A variety of the best Liqjuors can be had at
time B~ar,exceput onl Sundays. Goddard's old
1805 IIsrandy and other finte Linnors in bottles:
the mtost favorite brands of Champagnes; the
cho' ice'st bratnds ofegars andi 'Tobacco; Scotch
.\e in pints; Sona WVA-r.In and IC'E wit! be
kept constantly on hand during thme summer
Glood Stables, roommy lots for Drovers, atnd
always plensty of corit, outs and fodder, and
attenstve hostiers.
lIe is agentt for theo Northern Line of Sta
N. I.--O:nnibu~ses run regularly to and
tromt the Rim! ltoamd Depott for paissengers,
whfo cain also be amccotmnodated w itn a car
ringe, bnggy or horse to go into time cotuntrv.
Camden, Mlay 2d, 1819. 41 tf ~
R, C. ANDERSON,I
FORM ElRI. flARlN FT & A NDIERSON
CLOTING ESTVAUILISIUlI ENT,
At the ,Su;u of the Big 1F~st,
No. 3j MrntnAsis Row Cor.;muma, S. C.
Keseps constantiy n ha~nd time Itnost exteni
siv assortienmt oftCi.( T~IING1 and fIATS
oft anty other I louse in tils Starket. All of
whwh.] wil be sold oni as gooid terms as carn bte
bomnght mt tihe State, and every article warran
ted. R1. C. AN DERISON.
Nov. 21 1819 4 4mn
A cARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds,
I hav~e tis dayi assosciated WVM. L~. R1EY.
N~N( I) with ime in thte practice of DEN.
TIS'Pi V.
Mr. iti.vsor.ts Isas been my pupil for the
piast fanitsr yeasrs, anid I coremted him with con
Clence to th itotaiit:tv.
Thle bursiness wilIlibe condnetttedl as fotrimer
ly at mty ollice on Main street, uder the
above nam amnd style.
A ug. 15 412 ti
Sumter Bakery.
Thels sum.bscre re'spectfumlly mfsormsb. the
r~t s nd in Broadi street inear Main. Brejad andi
all varieties of Fancy (Caks, Iliseisits anid
C .riickirs, consitanitiy on hanud.
ini coisnect ion with isnss bakery hie is ini i-i
ly receipt ot FI'l ES II )YSi- IRS-and be
has msadle arratngeamenits to serve themn isp
Ro~sr i Fisn :n Sn:w i:r or int thmo shell.
IC l CRIEAXM, every variety oft Confec
tionairy, F'rttit, Nat iv" and Tiroical, Nuts,
'a'icy Art icies, etc. e' ., conistatly on haisd.
tir FL.OUR, of theo best birainds 'for safe.
JOllN O'CONNOR.
.inly 18, 1840. 38
Just Received.
9250 Itend Northern, cabbages, and
24~ hhls Northern Pippins fromn New
York, and for sale at
TliE PUBLIC BAKERY.
Nov. wths 1819 5 I
40O0 lbs Assorted Trona (br
8:lle by L. A ifl(
, ot
U
Cerd~ ~'bIos
Diva~n
SofLTablCs
Dressin Bureaus
Marble Top Wash Stands
Ma1iogany Do. do.
AL
WRITING DHES* f in great variet v.
105 nd
(t-All Furniture afely packe
Jal 9,-18504
atU NTotitto
F. SUMTER,
Attorney at Law.
BROAD STREET,
Sunterville, S. C.
May 16, 1849. 20 tf
JOHN T. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
i'umterville, Z. (f.
Will practice in the Courts of Law, for
humter, Darlington and Kershaw Districts.
Olfce one door below Clark's Hotel.
COLLETON II. TOBIAS,
Oumuterule. 1. .
Will pratice in the Cour's of Sumter,
Eerslw., Darlington and Ri .hliad.
Jan 9. 1850. ly
Law Notice.
The subscribers have this day formed a co.
artnership in the practice of Law.
T. D. FRASER,
L L FRASER, Jn.
Jan 1, 1850. ly
RIEGHT ON POTATOES REDUCED.
OFFI S. C. R. R. Coaizr.mv,
Charlest on, 1)ec. 28, 1849.
FREIGHT on Potatoes (Sweet and Irish)
oth up and down, will, u-ttil further notice,
o reduced to thiirty cents per hbl.
WM. II. BARTPLESS, See'ry.
A CARD.
The subscriber, having taken, the corner
;tore, (known as MlIeans) would, most
espectfully, acquaint his old Friends, and
ie Public at large, that he will nt all times
ike pleasure to accommodate them, in Cut
ng and Making up Garments, in the most
'ashionable and substantial manner.
He wilt keep constantly on hand a fresh
nd se-asonable assortment, of outfitmirrg, of
hie latest and most apprnvurd Fashtion~s, an
opes, by punctuality and his desire to please
11, to iluerit a con~tinusnlce of their Patron.
ge and confidence.
D I. J. WINN.
Jan. 15, 1849, 12 tf
3. E. U3 N~Tll1 tWMt,
URGEON D)ENTIST.~
SUMTrERVILLE, S. C.
Mr. II. will administer thme Chloroform in
hurgical and Dental Operationts, if required.
.une7, 1848. 32 ly
Splendid Assortment,
J, T, 80LOMONS & C0,
[inve jusmt reeivedi nd are now nopening thir
E' STOClK nf tFA[.t. 'ind W'INTE
OOl), .ni,nv of D)i Y G;OOlD.C.G RO E.o
tlES, ItAP-, CAP'.4. IIONN ETS4. iHOOT.,
ilHOES, IIA RDWA RR and CUTLERY, also
fine assot.-iia~ oif
Ready Made Clothing,
All of witch they airo ff..itran at the '.mnt
owmarr -rriS-un wh ich thiey cait be sold in
hit. 'larket.
Thaey invito ter FIlEND)S and tho C0M
al U N I l-Y un give tI.emui a call and exmime foar
hem'is,,ives befura purEniausing el,where.
Oct. 10 50) t
New Boot
AND
Th'le subscriber having just returned frmm
hatrleston with an assortmeiit of BUO'TS,
MHOl*, ladies' and Alisses' SLdIPPRS,
lI'RS anud GAl'TElis, of every kind what
nver, offers themi to thme public orn beter termns,
'or Cashi, thant cani he h-td olsewhere, and so.
icits an early call at one door east of Miller
k. Bossards Drug Store. Also, the New and
asio~nablie slipper liar Iad.es called TIAY.
Ecr AlIl rips serced up weithmet' chaurge.
Sign <of thne R It
M ay 2,1 ia19. 31 t
I Nice assor'tanent of.'piat.,
ass Ltiitps. Also, the sp 4rut-gass.
Fonr sale b~y
L. 11. HIANKS.
A1 GoodtI Asonietlihtiit oft La.
lie Bhlek anm omii Khu'l[id Guiovis just
-eejivedn byv CLAlIK & L'WI'S
Phailadelplaia unade Calf.h anmd
Tonit Wa~l kinog Shes, Kid Ties and SIlip.
enrs just receivedl by
CLA RK & LE~WIS.
JUST RECEIVEl).
Sitoked lBeef, arid lbatiio Tongntes,
- ~ At the sig~n of the Arg'o.
~O COILS FlitSTl QUALITY DAL E
[tOPE. Just received andit for saulu by
BROWN, LEER & CO
Chewing Tobacco,
A fine lot of EILDOIIAD)O CHEWING
TLOBACCO, for Sale by
CLA RK & LE WIS.
19 Sept 1849. -47 t
School Books,
Of&r~sri~tirt tho Elementary
Rpelle~r, to fid andt( Ofb I iplu~i Ste.
tionaery of all kindNi for;8:tleo
S - ier.Ah- 9 inls
4
Pano Stools
.wedste Y
Dininga ablos
Arm Chairs
Mahoggny Obsirs
Walnut . o.
&c. &c.' &CS
so
rederick Cark,
170T King, Sreit, Vwctofia 1lange,
Charleston, S. Li.
d for Transportation.
11 ly
FOR SHE RIFF..
B7 The frieadn of A. R. Brmd
hamit, Esq., anniounce him as a cani'fdate for tih
offie oV Sherifi t the next eleciihen.
MAtrchl 291h, 184'9, 24:d
CJr7~Wc are avathorizcd to
announce MALLY BROGDON, Esq.
Candidate for the Office of Sheri'. of Sum.
er Diutrict, at the next Elect ion.
friW e are asilaorized to
rinnounce Col. JOH N C. RHAME, a candi
date for the office of Sheril; at the ensuing
Election.
sept. 27, 1849. 48 tf
- 0r' ihe Friend,* of IticIka s'd
13. BRO WN, arnnounce him as a Candidate
for the Offc. of SicrifT of Sumter District
at tihe emsing Election.
Sop.. 20, 1848. 47 tf
D17We are authorized to announce MAjor
1011N BALLARI, as a candildate (o
.Sheritr at the ensuing election.
April 26th, 1849. 26 tf
-ru-The friensds of* W iI a iI
A. COLCI.OUG[1, Esq, announce him as a
::a-did ite for ShoritT at the next Election.
April 19, 1848. 25
FOR CLERK.
jxT We are authorized to
announce Mr. .10114 0. DURANT as a
candidate for die r tflce of Ceirk of the Court
at the ensuing election.
Nov.8 3 tf
Mr. Editor:--Please announce JOHN
DARGAN JONES., as a candidate for re
election to the of1e of Clerk of tihe Court
for Sumter District, and oblige the
S UM T H 1. MNS.
April 26th, 1418. 20 tf
(tTWe are authorized to an
nounce DANIEL H. RICHBOURG, a can
didate for the office of Clerk at the ensuing
elect ion.
Jan. 26, 186. 11 tf
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
mAr We are authorized to
announce .JOHN W D)ARGAN, a camndidate
for Tax Collectomr, for Cla remogmt County, at
tihe next Election.
Oat. 31, 1919. 1 if
(U We are authorized to an
nonneec A LEXA NDlER WA'-S, Esq., as
a (tandidate for TIax Collecter, of Chremont
county at the ensning Election,
MANY FiltlEND)S.
Cabinet "aaking, &c.
The subscriber respectfulfly announces to
t he pubbec that, he carries on the Cabitnet mia
kmng Busines i all its varionw branches; and
hopes by untlring indnstry ar'J attention to
busmness to merit a share of the patronage of
his frien is and the public.
N. l---le will keep constant'y ('n
h-'md---Fancry amnd Plain nmarb!e top Dress
ing Bureans, Side-boards, Pine andi Mahoga.
ny~ WVardrobes, higth and low post emn ed
maple Bed-steads, Sofas anid Divams, Centre.
tables, Sitting Ch'lairs of every' descriptioni.
M:ahogammy Roickinig and Nursing Ch-iirs, do.
fBosonm Rockers amid Nuirsinmg, Piaer Tafds,
Canidle stands, &c. &c. A'so, Cot ton imat
tresses, whmichm they will sell itiw for Cush or
gio-l paper.
itT FURNITURE MAD)E and REPAIR
!D at time shortest notice.
M~ahiogany and Plain Collns
furnished at the shortest notice.
Jumst received a splendid assortmeLn t of
Bed-steads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
D. S. SAlRGE~NT.
GIN MAKING, &C.
WVe are prepared to excnte ordhers to any
extntin heabove line, both for new work
any- nnde in the State, possesing all the ad
antages of time F'alling Breast and~ Smiding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way of re"
Dairs. We nlso use the Steel Plate S sws,
vith teeth set in an angle thmit cannot possibly
.njure thme finest staple, with an iprovnmnt
'.o regulate the maig of thme cotton; our brush
s coinstruicted oni a plrii, rgiving at once, thme
advautagems ot ilitniess, st renigth and force
all very mmterialm t nIhi" succinessini opar.urion
of (iGm. We would ineite planter.s to call
at our shop and examiine for thenseves,
whmilst we would assrer thme public genierahlly
that they shl'l hiave no0 caulse to comnplano
either or our work or prices.
CAIIINETj MAKIING.
Weare also prepared to d1o work in the
('abine't line--such as Becdsteads. WVardlrobes
d: hfes iok cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal termis.
IIUD)SON & BROT'IlER.
Opposite the P're'sylerian chu rchi.
Sumtmervil le, A pril1 22, 1847. 20 ly
Land at Bradford Springs
FOR BALB.
AN ELIGIBLE SUMMtER itESIDENCE,
ho Sursermtber offers fit t ract ol land at
Bradford Spmrinmgs conmsisting in all of 26
Acres, situtated in a North Easterly directir~n
fromi tihe lust i nte on thme public roadi leading
(romn the Swinmning P~ens to Camdlen, adjoin.
ing the hinds of thme Institute andl Mr. F. hit.
ton. Onm the prermises are several very bold
Springs, (Sulphmor, calybraite arid excellent
'Irinkmng water springs) and from its eon
uanding position would form. an eligible site
for a hgIels wel sprivatuerrgtidento.
The salumbrity of its nimato in too Well'kitown
to need comment. And the- land for pifnting
is as good if not anperiorer a 'mAjtrit arouidd.
.Ar~soThe adjoinigatr'act 105 di,cin
which is a dmvellin Jiquaeo anm4.ut btildinig's
T eroa Low. Por urtherMplcula rs enqumre
ot' fDROWNM ER 4 Etd.
V.4
ma ?es a ! ii'
atadkiseAset Ais goraes
very best r
0PRING AND Stiit
ever known; It tAxnot .j
tom and stren than
eurf ich d' rra
blde e At~ithi UI11i.
wonderful success 4I 4as
two years, sore than one
of severe cases of disess.'t L
sideredl incurablesilk .
than 16,000 childiOi il
M0,000 cass 6fraeai
of Ner'eps Sao'
Do. . P. .Towissr.ra' SMjr
whole systald -Amenef.'
lost their muscular energ by
clue, or Indiscretion consmeilQ in *
cesTe In-lulgence of the passlonx..
Iphysical prostration of the i f -
See, want of tmbitlon. faintlasa
ture decay an4 decline, hat
disease, Cnnsuimptlon, tanhe
this pleasant remedy. This 1
rnor to -ny
iNVIGORATING
As It renews and Inv 'sreta ye
tivit, to the limbs.'s treng to h
s) stem in a most e anardmesry degre
Conswusptson Cgtrjig
Cleanse and Strengthen. Conatilptio a es
cured. Bronchitis, Canrsuurpti : 14
plaint, Cold#. Catarrh. Caught, ,As d.a. tW.
of Blos, Soreness iehe t ;he ecic
N4k Sweats. Difficult er Prqfasas Frapratga"
Pain in the Sib. 4-t., hAse #to% p4-ce ftte
Spitting Diood..
Do. S. P. Towrsmo-l vorip believe ;our sai.
parilla has been the moanh, through ovld
of saving my life. I have for seveey
bad G;ough. It became worse and worse.
raired large quantities of blood, had tih t
and was greatly debilitated and redu . an
ot expect to live. I have only used yeur;Sra
psrilla a short time. .and there has a w0440
change been wrought in me. I am now *bl
walk all over the city I raise no blood., and m
cough has left me. You can wall imagin, that I
am thankful for these results. Your obedi n
servant. WM. nuSSxl, 6 .ateri
Pesnaig Medkiens
Do. S. P. Towserm 's Sertap'rilla is a aovoremgn
and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption,1Darten.
ness, Prlaplus Uteri, or Falling of thu Womb, Cos.
tivenees. Ples, L.eticrrhora, or Whjiteso obstr'etaE
or difficult Menstruathon, Incontinence f-tyAtnesgse
ivoluntary discharge thereof and for it* generaf.
prostration of the system-no matter whether thi'
result of inherent cause or causes, prodnced by- ir
regularityillnessoracciJent Nothing rAn es'eagw.
surprising than its invigorating ef'ects on the huma
frame. Persons all we.aknesa and laseitude;fr
taking it, at once become robust and AlM of enet r.
under Its Influence. It immediately counteoatu
the nervelessness of the female frame, which lth.
great cause of Burrenness. It will riot be txpecle
of us, In cases of so delicate a nature., I9'lht eAr.
tificates of curef perfortnod, but we can assure the
afflicted. that hundreds of cases have blen k-inAs
to us. Thousands of cases where famlig have be r
without children. after using a few hottles ofth
invalurble Medicine, have been blessed ills
healthy oftpring.
Great ilessing to M1others anid Children.
It Is the safest and most effectual medichne for
purifying the system. and relieving'ther suf'erinigs
attendant upon chibirth ever discovered. . i
strengthens both the mother asit the child, pi evetS
pain and disearse. increases and enrichdstheioe1g
thoe who hare used it. think it Isjndslpensable.; it
is highly ureiul both before and after cointiziement,
as :t preveta diseases attendant chiiarth
i CtAti encss, PliesCramps, S g of
DespondencT, learturs, Vomitwug1 raiiin
lluck ardl .ons. Waite Pains. lIemorsk~e..i* OA:i.
requlating the seertlns and equsulisiog the irosa
latann. it has no equrl The great beauty of thI
medicine iV, It Is alwasys safe. and the moast defleatw
use It most successfully, very few as", requi e.
any other medicine. in some a little Casfor or'W
Magnesia is useful. Exercise ino the opeu affgasn)
light food a ath this medicine, will always seciqt*.
sale andi easy conitnenaent.
The Rev. Johis- Seger
Of Jersey City, an oldul i ghy r'eapectatide ete,
gymnan or tihe flaptirt D~eromnatl andnedlI liie
ful lowinsg cer tliiente at Dr. S. P. Toiwnsemliedke.
It spaks for itsell.
Din. S. t'. Toawressro--Dear Sir : I eam ennslt ained
Io give s nu a -tutemnent of the. buenret 1 derived
from risng ynnr Sarsapsilla, beliering byn,
doing, I shall render a bceeft to thiare wl ~ * f..
faring as I bare been. I was reducaed'fui ari
mnonths bythe Dysipsia, so murch itat lt ins tl
much dillcultj fur mie to walk csr keep stot,
hadl also a totter, which coveredi the moat paits o
my headl-whlich was estremel. .troubiesrne andi
sore' it got to lie almmst a sce. I usred mn3t
num ,er of remnerdes for both the' catitalirt a
receired little or no benefit, until I took yrr r.
*mrparillai, which, tbrongh the klndlneas fIro i.
doee,, has restored me to mars, than rn. usa
health, as I am now enjoying better thanI ikve fir
a nunmber of c ars. I um errw .y-eas''f pger I
believre it tob ain invalusable mnedicle hur ~ n
mend it to my nusmernus acquairitiancesii
ver toe, s Ihavnben' asInister a rest an
ers t hpe. this hasty sketch y asy~a wac
Lneat to yousa your niciicline hs It spa."
July ii, 1847. JOllN SEGK.I, Jtertey City'.
Mrethodist Ctcargysiaan"
The following was vent to our Ag' ntia itdi
aa, by the tner. J. O TUNISON, of rhIvM qA
E~psco pal Chrurch-onso of the mest lea~red%: nre.'
s ected Ira tire emnectinn-ands is anther evidep:ce
o. tire wernderful ef'ects of Dr. S. P.* Towwsesl'a
tiarsaparilla orn the system.
Fturan Praasonu-Having for rome time. et as
yosu are aware, ex perienced g.eat general rlbility
of my system, attended with conetantstndlatIa
IrrItation of my throat-and lun uk, .ltor
stance, and In consequenice of lasi~~f
MrcLeanr'a decidled testiarsony in its bbf n~nA
to tr y Dr. S P Townsenia fan.famned'Ssgpdh,
I tried it, I confess, more In the haie an'n1A
confidence of lts proving effcacious ; lut I am beorid
In carndor now it, acknowledige, that.hLaul d'thse
it long before I began to experienice Its 5'i~try
eiifects: and I may onw say, with Captain M tI.san,
"that I annld trot be without Jt oun ay conera-.
tion." it has donre me more good than arny .uu
vanus remedy I hrave tried, and it ttis atttett.
deemed try you of any ian irrtance. yo ha y'
full conseint to mnake it grrllc.
Rahtway, Arigint 3d, 1547. J. O.?TiS g
SCRlOFUTLA CUILUlp
This certificate conclursively pr tia i
Sr.p~raril a s pierfect control over the nsoTeir
aslrnate diseases Cl the blood. Three persooa enred.
In ore house is nurprcedernted.
Three Children.
Dc. S. P. Towwnrrn-Dear $ir: I heave the peas
sure to intona yoru that three of my elhildI-en have
been cured of thre Sarnufula by the use.af yont
excellent medicine. They were afflicted very
several; withr trai Sores ; have taken ony lous
brrttlesa; It toink them away, for whlsh I fee my
self rner great obligation.
Very ,respec tfully,
ISA AC WV. CR AIN, 10tS Woostetnet.
OPINIONS OF PEYSICIANS.:
Dc. S. P. Tow'raen is almost daily recelviap
orders from l'hysicians In diffrent parts of thea
Union.
This is to Certify that we, lthe ndervgiadd
Phy)sicians of the C Ity of Albany, have in. numer.
orua e aes pr 'asribed br S. P T'owsend's Sarsp
rulea, andl tralere It to be one of the mnnst' yatibis
preparations ian the market.
H. P. PUIiNG, Ms. D.'
J. W11.SON, M. D.
Rt. 5. 5E1005 M.- D.
Albany. A pril 1, 1947. 4u~w isD
Dr*. S r'. Townvend's Principal Offce 'ir fhil
renoed from b-r6 Furlton. tor Nassau street, In
tihe iumilding formerly oceupIed 'by the Souths
Baptluvt :hurrch.
Anos.--Redding & Co, No.a State-street, anid
Ms. KIdder, No 1(tW Coisjrtreet. iioatra -.
Samuel Kidler, Jr, l.owell; llen V*ratt. 15alemn h
James B. Green. Worcester: Allsann &, fili
Concord ; J Fraech & Sorn. Proridence ; asr~y
Druggists and Merchlants genera~lly throughou~U*
UnIte States. West Indies. and the Cslaadoe.
A. J. & P. MO$ES'
Sole Agents for Sumte D1 1istrios1
Gin Bands
1000 Fect 4 inch Copper rivete~d Git
Blandrs..
Oal Florwr Clath,, lia' Rj her Cloth ,fru.
XBruish &c. For 8.alo tsMM
A. .1. & P OSP~ ~
GeorgiR ial i~ 4
20010 lhs No tiflr I67F