The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, February 06, 1850, Image 4
P ~ h-in
th a die ull of
tan1 yl a N a el ho
uOo 1, s Ouch a other
- ~4te-each have b.'eui\ oaeuljI ed
mnI tc6 ssfOu)h liv- prdote, and have
wrtnieslve a . aoth few
gtu botteraiustieucoIi11p to in) tidlic.
'fit 'of tiie bn6d r:nts1is of the day.
ju~'ig Oin t'o the 'pihtic, the proprietor is
by no siulster miotive tf main, but
49ooslous that thoy oro o-minnwtly deserv
it pnbl ponfidence.I No mnedicines ever be
fore Wth publio .avo acquired such deserved
avte ilenoulion their m 01t0l.ne, or appeint with
It itrltible force thise: invalid.
eLU i. Dh-. Keeler's Sana
W forbthe renuval and Pernaf
n tidediseases arising from an :npare
- st-4 ofrh BLOOD and habit oi the body viz:
f6 t'Id liroael il. Catartrh, I'lurittey. Coughs
Se in' all its forTs, rettor, scald head, UI.
Ouoidttioface, body and extrinities, Chronin
Rtbgauuitls,: chronic discuses of the stomach.
Iiy1. and skin; Wpkei-nwellings, Enlargemtm
of $60~e eaf )ctir constitutional debility.
mercurial and hereditary pro
dtoitL . -
FU ThE WiSE AND AFFLICTED
r- yeby 6nage-that is tatking place in the
bodyt nllest 'that it is brought about by
samithl Jalving a substanuive existence. If
We stippose the organo of our body originally per.
Sf.:ct(iileis hiinged by the imtervention of some,
OhiIg thAt bears an unhealthy relation to them.
la all cases of diseases, there tust be the inter.
option-of so .:a new ingredient, which, by play.
.higibs part as a criuse, eoervod to modify the pro-.
4erties before connected with the body. It is
aUbd to alk of spontancous disenaso taking
plne in orgasa healthy, without the. interposition
etsome rnturblfic ageti. As well might we ex
ert a piere of claalk to truttafer itself apoathne
*usi u nto Plaster uof Puris, without the aid of
ptitlrlc Acld. Iit all discuses ther, is a prior
enu 'instbe remnoved through the litter-.
Svedri.Wthe BLOOD: to accoipish whicth
iht1afiloaed have no remdf equal to Dr.
K EELE 1'S SARSAPAIlILLA.
or details, .Certidient,-, etc., see circulars
etc ri 'cej01 poi bolte, largo axze, 6 bottles
*5Sy
),Dr. Keler's Cougi Syrup.
Anaong all the remedies before the public this
t k pre.nminent Cunsuinptlion, Ihoaouchitin,
Coghe, 1ii,arseness, Whooping
! 1, 1 AR9'.bum, spittin~g of MlOOd,
-aed I bi di, of th.pulmonlary organis
neakipd by"edhil, ToM naueh praise cannot be
bestowed upoU tI0s remedy' and the proprietor
Ur:4e. aa y 0safficted with anly of the abovo
cnmplaint cure it at onea. It is warratatud
to e f . Price only fifty cents.
D'. eicr': ordil ad Carmi
I gy family w 4 rich ' pnor, who val
Uos fWth and alf its blessing, s~hould have this
avalitibl6anedy'ut land, It. Is Infinitely the
br-si remedy known for Dia j'$ dysoniery,
caoleraaourbu. cholera ina cheic., flatu.
loncy$gipiugpa-.s cramj and for all dis
eses of the stnanch anbwels caused by
teethinag. The numnicrous testinaonials fron'm
Phybsicians and ot.sers unsulicited, has given at a
repsatetion as firm a amnt. Price 25 cents
per bAla.'
Dr. (ee~ ifHuge Syrup.
Th sedy in ph a the taste, hnrma
le tit'. -tient and all poworful in destroyiig
and 01t:paug adl a or wormas froin the body.
It is withdeut doul e cheapest and bet .des.
TroIg 8n 'ie Pro the public. uRua will if
aipistc cording to direction. reauiove
wihia i r orsax hours after taken. The
eifimi- Ll-nnd -oc b11 otlcontins twice na
If as similar romidies. Price only25centa
per bottle.
EpkKeler's Liver and Saulttive
*P kiLA. I
ai hnot recommended aa a "nea
~ thin nantast ain'est remedy to ge
m9VO omi~tptionr Janndine, Dyspecpsia, Bjil
liscasness, liervousne s, foul stomacha. head-nc~he
n wd)su,ete. Unlbke other purgativa roedi-.
9l l Pave the bowel< adway. rclaxed. cona
avpe the propi-r needimne for fenmals
~.anu person. leading a sedentary hile. Price 25
cents.
Dr. Keeler's Bienumtic Lotion..
A jusity cTbrteJ'ext.-rna npphlcallonm for
pains of the cheout, neuralgin. laed n.--h, eprainas.
bruises, tle doloreaux, nuellingi or te jhiints,
thoutaismn,gouat,sciaatica nunl for all disorders
wherein a sedative and rubem'acienit remaedy is uip.
plicablo. Price 37 1-2 cii'. per bottle.
All lte above celebrated ,id e~xaeumNivtelv na'ed
medicines are prepared unad sold Retail, 2'.)
Market Street.
For sole by Dr. R.S. Mtliett, Sumter.
-valle; Z. J. De4Iay, Cannaden; Black &
Ehany, Orangebtarg; Blonlrighat & Mliot,
Columbia; J. AMcMillnan, Mirion; P. M.
Cohen; Charleston and by Driygist iand
Merchants in every town tharouaghout the
state.
Dec. 19, 1810 8 ly
Post-Office Arrangement:
Post-O.ice, Numnterrille.
The Statebturg mail, which emabracs the
Northern and WVestern, as well as the Charles.
ton~.Coluimbia and Camnden mail,
Drtie daily at - 8 1.2 P. M.
Closes dilyl at - 4
DA)ILINGTON MAIL,
-Via BiLshLopcille.
Due Ttaesday at - 5 "
Closes Friday at - 4 "
DAR LINGTrON MAIL,
Due Thutrsday at - 8 "
Closes Tuesday at - 4
KINGSTIREE MAIL,
Due Saturaday at - 6 -
Closes Tnosaa at - 4
VANC1ES FERRY AlI,
'DeTusaadFrulay at7 "4
at - - - 4
PLOWVDEN'S MILLT MAIL,
Due Monday at . 8
Closs3atuarday at - 4'1
FULITON MAIL,
IQue Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
i 8
Croses Monday Wednesday and Friday
t - - 4 "i
OFFICE UlOURS.
Vtii o .enm every day except Sunday at
- - 8 P. M.
WVdl close at - - 1
W ill open at - - 2 1.2 "
SWill close at - 5 0
Will openat - 8 1.2 "
'd ce'ir nt - 9 1.2 "
I)'Al l Trmsient newspapers not sett
iumnritely iromn the oilice n1 putblicaltion lo
suibscribers, Tmust lhe pre.paid. Circualar',
Handbtlls, Li'.hogrraphs. &c., maust always L"n
pt-e-paid three cents, other'wise they will not
Be sent in the imiajIs.
SIl ENiiY HAVNSWORTi'I, P. M.
t' humteryille, Jan. 1st 1850 10 tf.
ni ,M k C , (arolihna Railroad Comn.
TS8OUT#t WESTERhi IIATLROA) D TANK.
THI Rlaiulruad Company has declired a
. tvdend gi ONE DOLLAR IFPTY CL'NTJS
paby~, And the Blank lans declared at div'i
4t on Road Shares havinag no correm; mJ
kn~ Sharres payable Konly at the Road
T riOAS 1ARINGA[1DITOR,
sr'. Ce tiroadCompany
.1~ LOI , hier,
qtth.gosterp Ri. Rt. Bank.
4 A
1
AT 4OWLA1NDS
North.east corner Kingand Markwtirut,a
CHA ALF8TVON, L. C.
1000 yde Plain bl'k Muslin DIaine at 122
1000 " " .' Alpacca, "12 1.2
5000 " Col'd and f'fd so '20, 26
31, and 1-2,
5000 " ine Calicoes, " 6 1.4
1000 " ." Furniture Calicoes " 6 1.4
5 cases Gingliami, at 10 a 2.5
Kentucky Jeans, " 20a 371.2
Colored Plaids, "10 a 25
Cases of Long Cloths from 5 to 20
3-4,7-, 4.4 and 0.4 Brown Shirting from
4 1.2 to 12 1-2,
Heavy Canton Flannels 10 yds for $1,
Super Weilsh " 4:3 1.4 to 1 25 a yd.
Red " at 16 2-3 to 37 1.2
Plaid and striped Homespun 10 yds for 81
Heavy Plantation Blankets, 81 50 a pair,
" Satinets, at 31 1-4, 37 1.2, 43 and 50
" All-wool Stuinis for Servants Wear
at 25, 21, und 37 1-2,
Kentucky Jeans, 5 ydls for 01.
TOGETHER WITH
a large assortmnent of D t V G 0 0 D S not
enumerated, which will he sold to Planters,
Families and others, at rem arkably Low Pri.
COR.
LkT GOODS Safey Packed and sent to
any purt <f the City firre (f expense.
Charlestor, Jan.1, T18A) 11 It
Just opened a beautiful assortment of the
follpwing fresh Mourning Ooods, to which
tle attention of purchasers is requested.
Super Black and Blue French Biomazines;
Do do do English do.
Do. Silk warp Alpaccas;
Do. do do Figured
Plain f'ack Mouslin Delaines and Cash.
niresi;
Black French Morinos, Thibet Cloths and
Orleans Cloth;
Pariveiennes, Black and white DeLaines;
Black Silks, all qualities and widths;
Super Blnck English and Italian Crapes;
o India Satins, Sarsnets and
Sinchews;
TOGETHER WITH!
Cases of Black and White Ginghams from
12 1.2 to 31 1-4.
WM. IIOWLAND,
N. E. Corner King and Market streets.
Charleston, 8. C.
Jin 1, 1850- 11 1
Lawn and Linen Cambric
Just open'bd and for sale by WM. I[OW.
LAND at North East Corner of King and
Market streets, A very large assortnent of
LAWN AND LiNEN CAMBRIC HAND.
KERCHIEFS, ranging in price from 0 1.4
to $1 25 each. Jan 1 2t
DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
IN CIIARLESTOa, S. C.
The subscriber is now receiving one of the
largest and most desirable S'TOCKS OF
GOO)S that has ever been olfered to the
friends and customers of 253 KiNG STREET.
Ile has, during the past Summer, made ex
tensive additions and alterations to his rooms,
and is now prepared to show in his retail de.
partment a most splendid assortment of
Riela Falbrics for Ladies' Dress,
Stich as: Elegant Silks, Caslhneres, Mus.
lin D'Laiines, Alpacas,.Satin Do Clines, E-',.
broidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Morinos, Ei.
hrp'c.a Cashmeres, Cihamselcon Lusitres,
thea Shaall Departarsent,
lie is pirepared to oib'r every variety of
Long an'. Square SH A WLS, both, Plain and
TVrinted, Elegant Silk do., Plain and Emnbromd
erad Cantoun Crape do., Cashmere and Blroche
do
A great variety of iche Black and Colored
Silk and Satin MANILLAS, VISETiTES,
and SA CKS,
ALISO,
A large stock of Linens and Linen Goods,
Marseilles Quilts, Fringes, lhimities, Cur.
tain Stsufls,
Every variety of HJOSIERY.
AL~sO,
Goose for Gientlemnen's Wear, suchs as
Broadcloths, Cassiimeres, Vestings, Cravats,
&c., &c.
In rooms connected wiithi his front sales
rooms lie is prepared to oll-~r P'lanters and
others one of t hso lisost compldete assortmenit to
be fonnd in Charleston of
Blankets, K~ersey's, Sailhissetts,
Jenns, Dosanestics, &., &.
lHe 'ontidet'itly inivites the at tention of all
who v'isit the city' to hiis stoc'k, Pn elU of t he
LARG EST! IN 'I'liE SOUTHIIERN COUN.
rTRY.
It is his intention to embrace in his siock
evey ntice o Dry (hwd tha~t miay beznew
he Snpfplied! withI the inewest and becst StyleIs
of Goos ini the market, anid at the Lowi'rsr
N. B3. Its rooms over the Retail D~epairmnit
lie offers to Merchauits and others a 'omnplete
assortment wit all the above (zowods, at
Atnd invites the atteintion of cash huvei'rs to
his stocki ands pirices.
Wv. (; BNxC itOFT
2.53 King street, Chai~rlestoni, S. C,
Aug 25 44 ti
TO ERUINT TAILORS.
Has nowv on hiand, a fnll assoritment of the
LATEST STIYI l'E ANI) FIN EST QUAL-.
ITY of thse folloing G;oods:
Superfine and medium BIROAIDCLOTHSJ, in
black and colors
Superfine and medium black French and
German Doeskina
Fancy Casimeros of the latest styles
Vestings-Sdk and Morino, rich and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gent's kid Gloves, best qnmality', in black,
white and colors
Gent's ileaver, Mseriino and Military Glove.
Under Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Merino and Cotton
Black Italian and fancy Cravats, of the best
qnality
Tailors' Trimmings, of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended'
to.
H. B. CLARKE, 205 King.street,
2d! store above M~1arket si.
Charleston, Nov. 28th, 1849. 5 (un
ifARMVONIC INSTITUTE,
FERD)INAND ZOGBAUM,
Importer of
IMUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
King street, Sign of the Lyre,
Charloston, S. C.
Bagging Rope and Twine.
Just recelved a large supply of BAGGING,
ROPE and TWINE. For Sal, by
A. J. d& P'. MOSE&g
F BLEAV
10 t A h(MNt,
MASONIoCfnALL,
Co-a J0 ing-a eet, corner o'
W dntworth, Charleston, S. C.
Purchasers will find at all times a full and
omplete stock of Gent's.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ARTICLES.
V. A. ENT. 0. H. MITCHELL
Yaanuftactry IL 1. Wasthamtnoa
steree N. Y.
May 1849.- 30 tf
GREGG, HAYDEN, & GREGG,
[mporters of Fine Watches,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE.
3uns, Military & Fancy Goods
Corner of King and Hasell streets,
Charleston, .R. C.
WILLIAM GRPXGG,
It. SIDN EY LAYDEN,
A. J1. I1AYDEN,
May 23, 1849. 30 ly
T. E. CLYDE,
WIOLESALE AND RETAIL
:GRO B.
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL,
-hMeeiing Sir'cet,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
DEALER IN
Sugar, Coffee, Mollasses,
Wines, Liquors, Salt, &c,
AGENT FOlt
Caatoun Tea Coampany's
Ccleba'ated NIlackuad (Green
T E A,.
Nov. 28 5 Gim
New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. hYDE,
SUCCF4SOIt TO HOIUSTON & IVYDF, 283 KG -RT.
Opposite Merchants Brotel.
Manufacturer, Wholes-ile and Retail Dealer
in Clothir,
G. A. II. Respectfully invites the attention
of his friends n.dil the public to his large as.
sortinent of Fashitonable and Eegani (Noth.
inig now on hand, eg inal in every respect to
the besi cusioi work, to which lie is weekly
adilingr large supplies direct from hhb own
Mann;cutory in New York.
'hi. Es.tallisinnent is conducted entirely
on t1,e Cas4h Priwiples bthil in pirchase and
salis, gi ht ce t a-lvntage in Ils se
lections -ita -,a-. m- h:m to to seil at New
York r-!e!. I w ityhring thig stock,
(which is 't -: r 'riety, style, brau.
tiy, and damr'bil;'y e 'roranshii in the
Lnion, at stieh prices as to mile :t aTi induce.
nient for purchasing to call before making
their selections. A superior nasort.ment of
Fine Slirts, Colr.- , . v, C uS &C. &c
constantly oi n and.
With attentive and Ohfim i salesenitn,
gentlemen can depent- upon hiving their
--eants supplied linune E-itely. All garmnents
warranted to fit we; ::mi -.e sati-f..ctioi in
every respect.
KriiMr. JOum- T DA ,-, 9-- k I Ol - I
clothing line is now at st ao.ent,
where .he would be zlaippy to see and~ .rrve
his friends.
A2 GEO. A. IIYDE,
f~sor to Ilouston & Hyde.
Ch~rlesd *v 23, 1819. 30 ly'
.. RICAN HOTEL,
l' ..'E OF KiNG. ANn G EORGlE STitET.
('CHA R L1ESTUN, S. C.
This Ih tel is s.t uated in the mlost fashion.
able p'art of the City. Trhe Proprietor will
he pleased to see hiis friends antd the t ravelliing
p)Ublic proiimg. ~t t n exvert ions shaill bhe
wantingr on his part to umake their stay agree.
able. P'rices reatsoniable.
F. A. IOKE, Proprietor.
.JOhIN W. KING, Assistrant.
Aung. '29 44 tf
PLANTERS' HOTEL,
(1HIARiLESTON, S. C.
Forme'rly kep1t 1y (Y~Irl I. it
L.A.\lKlN & hL'ItST
IIliving herome the P'roprietors of t his o'x.
tenisive aiid well knowni establi.hmtnit, stub
inits its claimis wvith conid~ence to public sup.
port, satisfied that their efibrts will render
coimfortabile all who may favor them withr
call.
July 21, I1849. 40 13t
CHARLESTON HOTEL,
Th'le iindlersignte I late fhel li(nited Statevs
Ilotel, Au igusita, Geo~trgia,) hiavm-u leasedl the
Cl hARlt STON Il~lTL~ t0.r a termi of
years. takes pleasure in stat'i m lhit I hue en
tire Estabbhshmgenit has beeni r'i .l:idiand fur.
nishied wtithI new Ftirnitn re, ata ii! ow openv
for the recepjtionu oft compa: - .
I [oise, part icularly~ in thle I .rih ea' I iepa rt
menit by thle addhhtion ol a ltecepution I'.,rlor,
and the removal of the Ladies' Drawing|
Room.
Whichli inptrvemnents, lie is assu reid, wil
Lrreatly add to the comiforts of the guesis ot
lie honusr' aiiu hopes, hv strict attent ion en
Is owni part togethuer withI the i 'licers of his
honse to mierit a libueral share of thec pubhie
pat roinage.
D)A NIE!L MIX ER, Proprietor.
M~erchant's Hotel,I
BV NT'.51E &, DIvVER
Thius lI hte'!, sitiu'ed ini tnhbusiness par
if the citolrs every desrabb'j comfotrt
mty, andi P ermanentcit l.':urih-rs. Thei~ enstah,.
Iuieiiet is cnucuruted, srtro-fly o emer
lie Su.;uiuboa~t Whr, rad ail.o teo the Rail
lintel D~~eo, for th,- *acoumda~ltion of Pa;s.
Feb -!l I7 l y
Dffice 3. iC, Railroad Company,
Notice,
From and a fter uih-- 15 6 Ii*ut'it. t he local
mites for passage overC th s Rto-d will be as
ollowys:
F'romu Charleston to li-n:hs'rL, Coltitn.
hin, Camduien, end 'iii pIar. s 15
miiles and Mr - . . (XI
EJnder 12.5 miles, and intermediato
distancesa per mile, - - 4 ci,
not I a a
The subsorliibW:hteooly rire anfrc:
For aot
'AINTS, OILS, DYE. STUFF, WINDOW
MASS, NOAPS.;,BRU$IHSS, PERFUM&.W
tY,18PICEStND FANCY ARTICLES
o which he respectfully invite. the attentiloo
hj, sicians, Planters and dealers generally.
I nInow the regilarly appointed Agent tr
hie (ollowing valuable Preparations. via:
Collir's tremedy for )iseased Hores.
Ailea's Compound for Dyspepela.
Rales Sarsparilla Pan11ee.
" Canniuative Cordial.
" Cough Syrup.
S Yermirfuge Syrup.
S: IRhumatic .1otion.
Epping'. Saranparilla and Queen's Delight,
eta., etc.
Townsend's Sarsnparilla, Wistr's Dolaam, Dr.
ayune's Fumily Mediiines and Roche's Enibro.
ations for Hlouping Cough, with many others
ou numerous in mention, way always be found
LL
Z. J. DIIAY,
Nearly Opposite Masmic Hall.
Camden, Oct. 7, 1849. 51 tf
New and Choice Fall Goods.
Tho subscribers are now receiving one of
he largest, and most desirable stock of
0ODS that has ever been offered to the
riends and customers of the
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
They have during the past week opened,
and tre now prepared t9 ahow a splendid as
iortnent of
Rich Fabricsfor Ladies' Dres
ses,
sucn As, Elegant Cashmeres, Muslin Do
laines, Plainh Aerinos, Chameleon Lustres,
Lyanese Cloths, DeLisle Stripes, Ginghams,
Prints, &c., S
A large assertmeaat of ShaawsI, 0
Such na Lnng and sqnare Shawls, both -
plai and printed, silk, cashinere and broche.
A.SO
A large stock of Linens and Linen
Gowds.
Marseilles Quilts, Dimities, Curtain Stuffs,
&c.
EVERY VARTIETT OF ITosFRY.
Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, -
Al.-So
A large and splendid stock of 1?eadq
CLOTING, P
Of every quality, and at prices which cannot
fail, to please.
AND
They are also prepatedl to offer to Planters
and others, one of the most complete assort
ments to be fonnd in Camden,of
Blankets Kerseys Sattinets Jeans,
DOMESTICS, &tc., .c.
(7 They confidently invite the attention
of purchasers tu their stock, as one of the lar- b
gest in town. b
It is their intention to embrace in their stock
every articleof Dry (Goods that may be new
or desirable, so that purchasers can always be
supplied with the newest and best syle ol
Goois in the marketland at the lowest possi.
bl e prices.
MADRUCKER & CO. r
PLANTER'S HOTEL,
B TROV R'' LAFA,
' d 23'B A . R DAVIS. ai
Would respectfully announce, that lhe has i11
now in charge the abuove weell located flntel, .he
contvemient to the mitt business part of the al
Towtn, for travellers; directly on all streets =1
passing through-and now undergoing thor
ougha repairs. lIe earnestly solicits a call
troin hais friends aid the publie generally-for -
he .eels conafidenti that they cannot. be other
wiwe thani pleased, asno pains will be spared
to nmke all comnfortale.
A variety of the best Liquors can Ihe lad at
the Bar, ex.cpt on .Sudays. (a'oddard's old
180t5 llrandy and othi- hine Liquors in bottles:
athe most favorite branIs of Chiamapagnaes; the
chaoicest brands 'f Segirsand 'Iobacco; Scotch S
Ale in pints; SoDA WATEnI and ICE witi be
kept constatty on haid during the summer -
season.
Gzood Stiables, roony lots (or Drovtr, and
alwaysa plenty of corn, 'tats and fodder, and
atttensive hiostler..
lie is :ageint for the Northern Linie of Sta- E
N. I.-Omanibauses run regularly to and
fromi the Rail Road Depot Ior passengers,
who,.c~an also be .accommgaoated witn a car- a
raage, bauggy or horse to g~o into thme country.
Camden, May 2d, 1849. 41 tf'
R, C. ANDERSON,
F'ORMlli.Y BARNET &- ANDERSON -
CLO'i' ilNG~ ESTA BL.ISH MENTI,
At the Sign of the Big JHat, I
No.. 3 MEII(eInT% Row Co~lUMhA, S. C. -
IKeep;s conistant ly oa hsal the most extein
5ye .aoartment:i ofit C II iNG( and iIA Ts
of any ot her I louse iin thais Market. All og al
whtich wdsl b e sold on rs good terums as can he
bought in the State, andi every article warran. -
ted. It. C. AND)ERSON.
Nov. 21 1819i 4 4mn o
A CARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds,.
I hiave tis day associiated WVM. L. REY. A
NOLDhS withl mec in the practice of IDEN. g
Mr. IrEVNOLIus has been my putpil for the
past fotur years, andi I coimniid him, with con- .
ndence to thec commuonity.
The business will be conducted as former.d
ly at mry office on Main street, uinder the
~above naime and style.
W M. RAEYNOLDS.
Aur. 15 42 tf
Sumter Bakery, -
Th'le subscriber respetfully informs the -
pubbe that lie continues Bhakmig, at his old
'.tanid in Broad at reet noaar Main. Bread and
all vatritites of Fancy Cake, Bisetnits and
irackers, constaiatly on hand.
in coineioIn with lis ha kerv lie is in dai. *G
ly receipt of l.RESll OYSTldRS--and lie
hais iiide arrangzemients to serve thom tip
RoTrtn Vois:a Sa~vewen or in thi~eshiel I.
ICE1 t'It .\M, every variety of Conifoe.
l'aney A rt icle's, etc. ac., conistantty oii handa.
uIr I"LOUiI, of the best brands foir stilo.
bulN O'CONNOlt. -i
.July 18, 1849.
Just Received.
2.'0 lead Northern cahiges, nnd
25 bbis Northern Pippin. from New
York, and fonr sale at
THE PUBLIC BAKERY. jy
Nov. 28th 1849 5 f
5000 Ibs Assortedl 'ron for. L
Bale by L n. A ANKr
- 1 -.k.J
,RNITUIE, ever o d I
meifcaiitbeerplae
csatislbethat they willW b~vt with geaien
Among ha. &to noitu
Wordrubes.
Book riasos
Cp6tre Tables
Sofas
Divans
Sofa Trables
Dressing Bureaus
Marble Top Wash Stands
Mahogany Do. do.
WRITING DESKS in great variety.
195 and
(LTAll Furniture safely packoi
Jan, 1850.
Can) Noticc,
F, SUMTER,
Attorney at Law.
BROAD STREET,
Sumterville, S. C.
May 16, 1849. 29 t(
JOHN T. GREEN,
AT'T'(ltEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courta . Ltw, for
iter, Darlingtoa -o! K trsinw. D).tricts.
fice one door ielow C. rk'sA ijtel.
COLLETVON I. TORIIA8,
Outetruille, SC. (.
Will praictice in ih- Conria of Sunter,
ernhaw, Darlington and Ri hlard.
Jan 9, 1850. ly
Law Notice.
The sumbscr-hers have this ida formed a co.
irtnerslhip in the praetibe of Liw.
'r. B. FRASER,
L. 1.. FRASER, JR.
Jan 1, 1850. ly
'RIEGHT ON POTATOES REDUCED.
Orrer. S. C. R. R Co e.tYAv,
Charleston, Dec. 28, 1849.
FREIGHT on 1otatoes (Sweet and Irish)
oth up and (olWn, will, uiil further notice,
e reduced to thirty cents per blbl.
WM.1 fl. BAR-rTLESSe'sv.
A CARD.
The subscriber, having taken, the corner
tore, (known as McJ.eans) would, most
.spectfully, acquaint his old ?i 'Lnnslq ,at
to Public at large, that ho willat all timos
tke pleasure to accomnodato them, in Cut
ng and,Makirg, up Garments, in the niot
nhionable and sstantialImanner.
He will keep constantly on hand a fresh
3d seasonalIe assorlanent, of outfitting, oh
.e latest anei most approve.d Fashions, an
pee, by punctuality andi his desire to please
I, to merit a continuance of their Patron.
e and confi lec.
D). . WINN.
-Jan.1,1849, 12 tf
UIRGEON I)ENTIST,
SUMTPERVILLE, S. C.
Mr. II. wl lmninister thne Chloroform in
urgical and e) ntal Operaitions, if required.
June 7. 1818. 32 ly
Splendid Assortment,
J. T. SOLOMONS & C0.
H1,ave just received aid aire now openina. thaeir
EW STrOCK of FAL anad WINTE.R
OODS1, cnsisinge or )It Y GO0t8). iGio R j:.*
fl0ES, hIA RDW;A IIIE and CULERYhU, also,
fine. uasortaarut oif
Ready Made Clothing,
All of which they are otr--.ring~ at thae vtR~
sWKWT Trlattia-on wh.ich they can be soild ini
is .larket.
Thelay inivite, th,-ir FRIENIDs and the CO'u.
U N ITY tai give them~n a en,! and ex ,,nine rm
emselves, before paurching ellsewhere,.
Oct. 10 50t er
London Porter
Jusat receivedt Ii aldo.. Genaumea LO( N DO N
ORTILt. For Sahli v
A. J. & P .\tOFs
Just Received,
A~ Primie lot ot 1iLU I' II'a .. .., ...
Id for Si !e hv
er Shoae,, a r :a .-:
adia rubbler hI.9 .i 4 , .
a NiCe aNNO. t...oeua ( l'p1 e at -
Fa..r11. IIANa.
A (wood A n"ordnaents of 1'C .
ies Il~Lck and ohn (.li KI I uo t.., jo
reived byv CL.\11h &S L41'.is
Philadclphia snad3e C.1fauanad
oat Wniking Shoes, hid Til-. nnd11 S'iip.
ers just receivedl by
________CLJA RI & LlEWIS.
JUST RI ECIVED.
Smoked Deef, and lit: ida on ' n~es,
At the sin of thew .\rgio.
10 Co)lts FiltsT1 Q gi rl'vy lBA I.
OP'E. Just rieceivedc ad for sale hby
SBIIOWN,aL:F & (0.
School Books,
Of Every D~escripationl froma the Elementary
peller, to L at in and Girorak, including Sta'.
anary of all kinds, for Sale lay
A. J. & P. MOSES.
Oct 2 40 tf
IIME ' ! II.1IlE H I ,131! !
50 larrels Sone Limo
19 do Rhode island do
2 linnyvoung Musles for sale, also a good
arnes I orse, A T TiJ DARKES.
20 EBarrelfs or Shone anda Sphll
inmo jt~I ~rtited and for sale-hvlS.
. SLARU( LliY
rit r tial i
ae, to call and
i upiiroval.
nd, are the latest41gjle
Card Table
Piano Stools
Mahogr6y A r
Bedsteads
Dining Tables
Arin* Chairs
Mahdgany Chairs
Walnut Do.
&C. &d. &Co.
40
rederick Clark,
L97 KinU Street, Victoria 1ange,
Clmrleston, S. C.
I f'or Transportation.
itbta a
FOR SHE RtIF.
IX Thae friends of A. RI. .frid
lha1ima, Esq.. untatance him sas is e.ineidt.e for ih
uffice of Sheriff ut the next elmtezn.
Mi arch 2'J.i c, ls.49, - 21td
OftrWe nre authorized to
annomnce MALLY BROut'ON. Es.
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Sum.
er fWparict, at the next Elect ion.
ie"We arme aesutlaOrized 14
-un *( ) 'o!.J N ItA UV -, na d:.
l;te for ih, '.tfice o S)her:i, .,I the ensuin41
e lct ion.
sept. 27. 1849. 48 -f
-O7 T'ie Fraic aadt of .sien t
B. BRUW\, flannuc hi-n.-' a -
for the OMc! of Sheriff of Surater .
at the ensuing Election.
ep.20, 1648. 7 f
r-We are anothorizedto announce M1-jor
OIN BALAlAI), as. a candidate fe;
.*heritY at thie nsuing election.
April 20th, 1819. 26 tf
ttrT e 'riends of W i lin:va
. COLCL)(JGI I. l-rJ, anriounce him ns
tanidtthdvt for Sheriff at the next Election.
April 19, 1938. -25
FOR CLERK.
U2: We are authorized to
announce Mr. JOHN 0. DULANIT as a
candidate for the cfice of Clett of the .Crmi
at the ensuing election.
Nov.8 8 _ _ tf
Mr. E'ditor:-'lease announce JOHN
DARGAN JONEN, as a eididate for rm
election to the ofrw:e of Clerk oft the Cour,
for Sunter District, and oblige the
1aUMTrIANs.
April 26th, 1848. 20 tf
(Qj"Wo are authorized to anI
nounce DANIMfM H.'RICHBOURO, a Can.
didate for the office of Clerk at the ensuini
eje..tiosi.
Jan. 2,86 ~ j tr
FOR TA X COLLIRCTOR.
re We aro authorized to
-tnnounce JOllN W DAltGAN, a candidate
for Tax Collector, for Clagnnnont Coutnty, at
the next Election.
O0t. 3!, 149. 1 Uf
IN We ar authorized to an
niounce ALEXANDER WVATTrS, Esq., as
a Candidate for Tax Collector,of Claremnon'
county at the ensuing Election,
AMANY FRIENDS.
Cabinet Making, &c.
Tesubsecarnber respectfully ;annoninees to
lie publie that, he carries on the Cabinet n-.
king lhasiness in all its various branches; andr
hopes by untiring industry ar-l attention te
business to merit a share of the patronage d
his friends and the puhe
N. R---lie will keep constantly '0,
h-ind--Fancy and lain titarbale top) tr.
ing Aureanis, Side.hoards, Pine and Mahi.ov
ny Wardrobes, high and low pos? eriedn
miaple Bed-stenals. Sofas and D; ens, f'P'tre.
tables, Silt t Chairs of every dhescript on.
.M-hoganyv Jtlckinaw and Nursing Chiirs~, d.h
hl'sto~ .:' l:k'rs and Nuarsoig, P "r Thaht'.
Candle stands, &c &c. Aki, Cotton m i
teses, wh,:ch they widl sell low for C A
goodh pappr.
[rPltNITURE~ MADE ind itEI'A IR
91) 'it the .4bo.rtest 'atice-.
. List re'e vred a~ spl'::ihd :,-cr iJn*i
Bod-ste .15, .S-ittinog and .x'uir. ing ( ; a- rs.
G I N M A KIIN G, &C
tnt en the abcove li ne, bojthI for ,w w'ri
id ir''itr. 4 )eir (,icis :c r e O s'rt
-.r K.':-: tlc-. '' h 'Irer-nt
"'a -o.t:o n a ;. :ia' to .e h
aixe inia a7 - g'i *-., - t o th ant 07r
ast our shnyj and e.m:'lan efr tes
whtk we wonl:d assa9;rl the 4l'- ce:x-r
that they sht Ii hiav. tno ran-c to compirAz
eit her oft oiur work ocr priecs.
Weare also iireparedl to do work in t h
Cahh~.et linle-tench as' Bkdsteadls. WVardro'e:
Safr's, hi:>ok ca-i;s. Standisl, T'ablei,('ipbo-ard-s.
&ce. &c. at shoert ntitcr, onf liheral termis.
lllUDSON & BitOlilI.
Oprasite* the I'Ire47y'ero iin-chc.
Siumterville', A pril '22, 154I7. 241 ly
Land at Bradford Springs
POR SALB.
AN ELlGIIRLE tiUMiMElt ItESlIDE~CE,
Tlhie Subscriber oll'rs hits tract ot landI al
liradfordh Spring~s consaistinag in all aof '20
Acres, siated in a North Eiasterly diirectior
fromo the Insztitntil on tho pitbbe road leadsinj
fromi thie Swiming lPens to Camde.n, adjoin.
ing lhe lands oaf thei- Insa'titutte and Mr. F. Brit.
toun. On the promnises are sev'oral vecry bob
Springs, (Sulphler, calybrLute andl o'-ellen1
-Irinking water sprinigs) andh (romn its corn
utanding po-sition would form an eligible sita
for a hotel, as well na private reidence.
Th'lo salinbrity of its climnait is too well ktowri
to need comment. And the land for planting
is na good if rnot superior to a majority around,
Ar.so-The adjoining tratnt 105 adres, ori
whinch is a dwelling bono and ot btrildi '.
Terms Low, Forurthr ar'ticinlra enuir.
Sof ilROWN. LiNJ &a CO
- W
This Extraict pu a 1p
gtina-chaper'puuusmuntad We'hu
to sy sold.: .1it -res APimOa A
purging, sickening, or dedlitet.Ag
The great iset
parlile over all o, C
cates diease, it Ina t
very best
' SPIMQ: ANBSM Vy A
ever known; 'it pot onuiruin.fiesI "It
tein and streng"is Of' the IPA
Olta anti rich ioo; aT Vr
.ledi ite. Anad in t lies the gran ) aeret
wondeaftal success It has pea fornq
two years, more than one hundad
of severe cuse ofdisease, le
sidered incurable.: ;it laeseus
than 10,000 children the three past se
100,000 cases IeW O fetsearl N eI s.'
of Nervous EMsig&sp '
Do. S. P. Townstorao's Sa aprOede
whole systern 1ermane ha
lost their me "ene
clne. or indiscretijon)1;fIj
cessie in iungence -tl is
by physical Pnostra t eof thp
situde, want of-lanbition.'lstio
ture decay anddecline, hastening
disesase, constamption, can lbe e
this aeausant resned. Thiaaers
rior any 4
INVIGOIUATIN%1 P0
As It reneow; TAd'igoratpi e The
tivity to the lilinbs, and at h
a) stem in a most extrordasary degre
Cleanse and strngthen. Onsen r T
cured. 'ranchit a. CdttenuePtlers, a
plaint. Colds. Catarrh. Conighs. .MJsAti ,$ .7
of Bled, Sersees it (he CAher 1tecti,
NgAs Swels. DiJfficult or Profuse f4petrlra
Pain intr Sb; te.,Ahahe jreteri'cel' ces
* kpltUsg fl1o $
Da. S P. Towne.soD-1 velily'let1 v 4
perilla has been the means, throug. il V
of saving my life. I have for peVar 7t9
lad ougi It became worie st tIs
reised large'gtantlitite f blood,'hod' ight ew6*-*
and was, raistlyldebilitated and Retn
not epent to live. I hare only tused Y,
parills a short time, and there hai *8
change beep wfought In me. I 10aa'ies
walk all over the city I raise no 6
cough hais left-sane. -You can 'ilf in 6131
am thankful for these..result. Yd6A atbadleti
serrant. W.%i. IUSSEI,, 65 Cathrsne.t.
Pensale PMdlsea ,-l l
Dc. S. P. Tnw.-werxi's 9arsilimiasi a ab -
and speedy cure for lpelpient Uftoms p
ness, Proa1asuef Uteri. or ig'oth b
tiveness, Piles, L.eucorrhea, or Whites. ast T
or diticslt Mea:rstatiotjn. Incontience of
involuntary discharge therent, and ib' e
pruntrutinn of the systeAs-no matter Whoier th . 4
result of lnherent pause 4r causes, produce4 bggp(
regularit .illneer raccident Notilsutgaa e.spens
surprisiri~ than its i:igatiffag befets on the butnan
framne. I ersons all weakness and lassitude, frod
taking It, as once become robust and fullof eva-zyg
under its influence. it immeiately cItet
the nervelessuss of the female framiay w hJla;riseWi..{L
great cause of Barrenness. It will not ba.
of t, in cases of so delicate a natureto" l.
ttficats of cnrei prformeL but *v ea-' W
anticted. that hur.dreds of dies have-hbeiorprted'"
to us. Thousand. pf ases. wherp Iaill h b
without child6n' after using 'ft%, i1l -
invaluable Medirane, hare been'bleet* ew
healthy offspripg.
Great Hleastig to Mothers' ium.
It is the safcat -and- alnt efreetgehanellik 6 f
purifying the in stem. andi relieving tte a
attendant upon childbirth ever'-dlsci tL .
strestgthans both theannther and tb.o p
pain and disease. Increases. and enric e
those w ho hae itased'it, think li
is highly useful both before A'aifter einei
as at prevents diseas's attunatt' iiin 01W.11
in Gestiveness, tiles, tiransps, tiwe itor
Despondeney, ilearthrit; Vo Pit
Bck and Iulens, ialse i'ains; I err e
regulatjig the Aecretills k
Isuit hasi noueqnai.- 11W-grst, e lt.
medicina'l, It Walwaf ##11A -
use it most succensilyerw fair t
any other.medicine, Iq sam 0 ae
liht feotd ith thaifidehwniala U le)eA 'dW
safe and easy conifinemens.,,
or .Jrsay C~ity an-nId endig~c~~1~1~
gy mae of th~e tIaptist Lieuno nts~a~mls
olnlowag certitlcate at Dr. 5 B. +s'as'g'j,
it speaks for Iself
Din. S. P. Towrnsts'anDear Bid e
tis give yeou a statemnent of the heneItJ _
frosrs nuang your Sarsuapaylls, blaleig~ Zt ~
doing, I -shl rendersa benefit to thatw hae'fs
faring as-i liave been. I was reduiced -ir v.5
monthisby the Dy-apepsias, so mutch thsat itwath's
much dlticulty her me.to walk or keep abt.I
had also a tatter. which ecot-edlihe moet past o
my head-which was eatreqaWsteh-- ,lesome
sure ; It got to be alma.t a scia, d
number of ressedies ftr both tb~~~
received little or nao benefit, ur~ . .~na
eaparilia. which, througha the iita sit .
deuce, bat restored me lt teoot thi'n'*I 5
halsth, as I am now- enjoying better thaul,*~
a naamber of years. I saun new 60 Jes~ ofag.
believe It to he an iuraluable medicinse,''asJ
miend) at to my numerns acq~uuantanaces~ w~samt
sery large. as I hnen brett a ministers atmal
c ars I hope this hasty. sketch Jn m.eas a~
bnet' tto yn u as youir tre'dicine haasoah
July Ii, 1S47. JsiiN SW.G~i, .Jeey CIty
The following wsas sent to ottr A Kent itn -Rb n
way. bsy the 15ev. J.t *O TNISQN,'nft ,e Motdft
IEpascoaral Church-one of the mosat 'alnd a' .
spectedlsa. the connectin-aniud as another .sasdence
of the ssnnderfusl eflects'of Dr. BeI'"ownsend's
Startaparilla oa. the systern.
F.nwan rueason-ihavisg for asome time lastas.
ytnu ar reawere, experienced great- genealddisi-'y
of mt).5ctm, attendted wsih constant and searming
irritatistsa.f my thtrast and lungs, I was, at your in
stance, sand int ennequaence of havinog read Captain
Mecl.ean's decided testimony in Its behalf, Istlte4
to lay Dr. S P' Townseendl's far-ihamed Sarsepmil.
I tried it, I confess, :nore ho the hope .than si the -
ennfi lce of it.. ptoting fepgiinsbutl ad hon.
in cantdor now to acknowledge, that I had notred
it ilong before I began to expefaeneoi.its silatr
earects -, ad I may stu say, with Captain McR.eana,
"that I wuould not I~e without it on any cznens
lion." It hamstdone sme store good tharn afty r
vious rmecd) I have tesl, and ife thisststetnpnt Is
deantvd by you of any impo'srtane. yots hare my
full consent tn sntaka it itblic.
i hw ay. Au gust 3d, It s7. J. O. TUN iSO7l.
SCROPULA CURLED. E. .
This certliacate enunelustiveiy Inyves that title
Ses",.parilla haes rerfe~ctcenntrai over the mosat oh.
stinate: diseasqes fthe btond. Three persons ecared
In one house lais unpreedetesd.
Three Children.
Da. S. P. Towvuarsn-Dear Sir : I lave thepa
sor- to infinrm ynnt that threa snf my children save
beetn sured of the Sernfstia by the noe of your
excellerat medicine. -They were ar~tised rqpy'.
seut'rel3 wIth hat Soeres; htave taken -enty Ita
bostties ; It tnoL them away, for whicla I feel my
self tunder great ohllgatiorat.
Very respectfually,
SA AL C W. CR AIN, l0t) Wooster-at.
OPINIO198 OF PFHYSIOIANS.
Dc. S. P. Tow'aer.rn Is almost doily receivinugT
tnrdera from Phtysiciane in dl'ereut pasts of th~edG
t'ni.'n. *"
* This i to t'etify that we, the underignet,,
Phys'ies of thea t'ity of AIbany-, bave in numer
not c*ate. pr -.acribsed P~r S P' Townusend's Itersap
r illa, a nd t~e. r it to bie otne of the most valusble
prepmastione ass the t,'rket.
P V., .MKYNUIOllV, M. D.
A lbany. A pril I, au8. .
frSrn To en' rinci:ul Offce has' bee,
emm. frt l-26 Flton,. to WI Ntasst etreet, ii' 1
the. l'tlng formerlyi occst'Ided bay the Sosta i
iaptiut t'antcht.
An.sanis.--Reddlin~ k o, No a SStstedtte ha, *d
31rt h. tIdder, No tttttssrt.stneet, etein * -
Samuei Ki'iisr. Jr. Lonwell: llena-y Prtt, halesam
James It Gireen. Worceater; Allisots & Gaul.
t'sanene'd ;J tale c k an. Proev'eiece;s1adb
Dru:gaut and \trhnegetrally thstugheetlha
SoleI Agenhtsii~r Sumter D r it.
1000 Feet I4ich Copper rveto
ilFloor (Cisb, rGa; liitbber.(o~h
psl (Carpet ngy, together wta -t' *II&
mnent of Carage Tri'fb Os ,'~Ifq
Ge'orgia ased wnoilaa uganu~i~
for thea yesar A$SO. - 'l
BiOWit s