The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, March 06, 1850, Image 5
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the *ughly tied
atiew "d, have.
p1 To e a my.
0 o$ e( r pt
Uftt~fia mintly~deserv'
d tU tedicinies ever be.
sudh deserv ,ed
a Pon 4111 ito .e ofpal with
vistible force t !q ig k, -
deser's Sara
Ml P3aitorige otrvalsad prna
sesik tigig from anl MImpur
SOb~ibd 1ubteoi.tht.bady i:
"t. Imnlo lratohlils, CirPlIarseyiCoughs
te-weild head, Ul
t~'~~%iid4~remitIs, Chr'onie
thi, ofnt h
Io tIit"'01al' fbility,
tlujvj rourlil aud hereditary pro.
'T% WISE AND! AFFLICTED
Sthat. lb'bkiug liace in the
p t is mapstihat it6' brought about by
id$'ating as.batantivo existence. If
ma tAheh -orgens of our body origitally per.
-t a hanged-by te intervention of sone,
bm1 rs Ai- unhealthy relation to them.
%i41ifodlibtaes thers most be the inter.
o ingrediet, which, by play.
7.- Ib isakrt as at cause, served to inodify the pro.
ioaneted riti the body. It is
ofsotisbi disense -:toking
plaee i ornais healthy, without thr interposition
olai' Wbbl6 Wid agent As.well might wo ex
obhak to' irunfer itself spoitane
, e r -Paeis, without the aid of
old. lWal1 d enses there is a prior
use, i utbie reioved through the inter
!'i! .r v 0. t EOIV: io. acconplish which
I niantfil to have no remed/ equal to Dr.
E*If_ Rhi'SARSAPARILLA.
,retoils, certilicates, etc., see circular@
*tc.-Pico4 *1 0 or bottle, large. size, 6 bottles
rReeler's Cougla Syrup.
j on-gall ,the rermedies before the public this
spre-emin'nt Consiumption, Bronclaitis,
tar s, Coughs-, - Hoarseness, Whoopiig
lirisy, 'As'dmpiyig, o.)19o4,
ions o-' -tite ges
usncqlwiiiid by 'ol1. Tot iby..b'e
, up rondhioemedly' 1tdr
'a1Y, ue fhtlicWel h~hi.t h a va
JC ~ t 1 cure it At'Once'. It is warranted
?"ureor npy. Price only fifty cents.
rs -Cordial and Carmnl
naittve.
S!,iy ether ri|:h or poor, who val
11*ta tan alL its blessiang, shoul have this
;Auable reiedy at hand, It is infinitely the
yrymw i kriown. for .Diarrhwa, dysentery,
eaRiihbuo4 cholera infnitum, cholic, flatt.
Hli peteahaiirnnpretc..,and for all dis
Sof the atoAniAch, ad linwels caused by
th ' . Tie inidr6'un testirionials fran
ay 061ns and* others unsolicited, has gavia it a
bjii bion a firm ats adumagt. Price 0s cent.
Ier's Verniatage Syrap.
ys pleasant to the taste, harrt
entiian'md all powerful in destroyig
woris from the body.
dun oupeat.and beat les
ichio e public, and will if
* adiaetiodem, remoy
4a 6a
theiht as tules a.
PrW,: I i& 25 eents
- toe's Liver and Santadv&
no niracoinmeatl as a "cure all,"
ta ar~,j.leyniidtset aand.best remedy tore
* Qpansumptios, Juaandice, Dyspepsia, B3U
- eunesu,'atervousne-a, (oul stomach, haed-aehe
ijdig, tion,.ete.- Unlike otheor purgativesedih
esp tiaq lieave the bowels always relaxetAnm
ga .ii~ ry le. PrI6 5SS
2.i eder's Rhleumnatic Lotion.
. ustly celebrated ortlernl. -applicatioaa for
neat p~tho chiest, neuralgith head- ac'h, sprains,
ies, tic ddioreaux, s wellinag 'or thec joinats,
mhnaataism, gout, sciatica and for all disorders
wheroin. segdatiave and !ubefacia.t. rernedy is upsa
plab W r't-2etis per hokile,
' 4tls above celebrated und extensively used
nitodictnes' 'nro prepared 'and sold Retail, 294
koplct street.
~(Fonale by Dr.-It S. Mcallett,- Sumtler
iM;e Z . PoDeay,. Camdena; Black &
$fuy.Orangeburg; Boatrighat & Miot,
Columbin; J1. MoMilan, Marioan; P. M.
Uohin, qharleston aand by Druaggist and
Mpcha ie in every.town throughaout the
,eIc.19. 849 8 ly
post-Office Arrangement,
--P.st-Ofcke, Sumterville.
The State3g mail, wvhich embraces the
NorhejrhIJ estern, as wellnas the Charnles
a coi'amlna and Camden mail,
Dudiyat - 8 1-2 P. M.
Closes daily at - 4
- DARLINGTON MAIL,
- Vi&Bisluoprille.
Daue Ttuesda(t ... - 5
G~ lose Friday at - 4
- DARtINGTON MAIL,
Via MounL Clio.
. Du&Wht tday at - 8 "
Qlozjea.Tuaday at -. 4 "
K1NGSTREE MAIL,
Dtee Satuarday at - 6 II
Cfoe Tueday at - 4 "
NCE.FE~RRY MAIL,
JeTudeadaj anad Friday at 7
Closes Saturdaay.& -Wednesday
PLOWDE~N'S MILL MAIL,
Due Afonday Mt - 8 "
95 Ciues Saturdayat . - 4 a'
.t lAULaturday
9 3oa0fondsy Y.ednesday and Friday
-.4 'a
OFFICE HOURS.
~thIienO every day except. Sunday at
u , . - 8 P'.M.
Wal'open at - 2 1.2 "
Wi close at - 5
~ ilen at .*- 8 1.2 "
illi at - 0 1.2 "
ein 0 A3iranaient neawspaper. not sent
fiuedately fromthe offico of publication to
ubeacribere, mutst bea pre-paid. Circular.,
IJAr b l'.h~ographs. &c., tnat always be
r~sp os enlaothorwise they will not
osent mahe male.
H1JNRY HAYNSWORTH,P. M.
~tyznteifille, Jan. 1et'1850 10 tf.
W"iBggIlde Rpe and Twine.
Gust hecdila? supply of 'BAGGING,
~ ssociated .them
sdvhgher 0 ef~fra 4 ?fRINGIE
A ~M A ti ror ( ae.tlop t bopuy
~ohcted with &amMfi42 altuura
1 rtf 4 i fbi
thelit - ti o -p'tirhahd i W)eidiae
6Bb "ak i *deBlut nbh 'line
dd w do'E lish' do.
Io' Silk warpAlpceas;
1no. edodoFgdal
Plain Black Mouslin'Delaifes and Cas
umere.;
Black French Morinios, Thibet Cloths aI
Orleans Cloth;
Parihslennes, Black aid wbite DeLAines
-Black Silks, all qualities and Widths;
Supr Black English and Italian Crapem
Do. do India Satine, Sarsnets Vs
Sinchews; -
-. TOGETHER WITH
Cases of Black and White Ginghams frc
191.2 to 3 1-4.
WM. HOWLAND,
N. E. Corner King and Market streeti
Charleston, S. C.
Jaln 1, 1850. Il It
mawa' and Linen Cambric
Just opened and for sale by WM. HOV
LAND at North East Corer of King ai
Market streets, A very lar e assortment
LAWN AND LINEN CAIBRIC HANI
KERCHIEFS, ranging in prico from 0 1
to61 25 each. Jan 1- 2t
TO MERCHANT TMi018.
H. B. CLARKE,
Has now on hand, a full assortment of tl
LATES'' STYLE AND FINEST QUA]
.TY of the following Goods:
Superfine and medium BROADCLOTUS,
black and colors
Oupertine and medium black French at
German Doeskins
Fancy Casimeres of the latest styles
Vestings-Silk and Merino, rich and ne
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gent's Kid Gloves, best quality, in blac
white and colors
Gent's Beaver, Merino and Military Glov<
Under Slirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wot
Merino and Cotton
Black Italian and fancy Cravato, of the be
quiality
Tailors' Trimmings, of all kinde.
Orders from the country protnily attend(
to.
II. B. CLARKE, 205 King-street,
2d store above Market tt.
Charleston, Nov. 28th, 1849. 5 &lm
HARMONIC INSTITUTE,
FERDINAND ZOGBAUM,
Importer of
i)IUSIC, IUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
King street, Sign of the Lyre,
Charleston, S. C.
? famibet G1bprtisements.
New and Choice Fall Goodi
The subscribera are now receiving one 4
*,he rrkrest and most desirable stock 4
eais8h custome'rof the
CAMDEN BAZA AR
Theyhave duiingthe past week opene
and are now prepared to show a splendid a
sortmnent of
Rich Fabricsfor Ladies' Dre:
Bes,'
sticH As, Elegant Cashimeres, Muslin Di
Luines, Plail' Mderi::n.rtmentiiE
Lyanse oLisle Stripes, Gingharrn
A lairge assortanent of Shaawls
Such as Lo~ng and squware Shawls, ho
plain and printed, silk, cashmere and broche
A large stock of Linens and Line
Goode.
Marseilles Quilt., Dimitios, Curtain Stuf
EVERY VARiETY OF HIOstERY.
Goods for Gentlemen's Wea
ALSO
A large and splendid stock of Reac
Made
CLOTIN~'G,
Of every quaality, and at prices which c ami
fail, to please.
AND
They are also prepared to off'er to Plante
and others, one of the most complete assoi
ments to be found in Camden,of
Blanket s Kerseys ANatinets Jeans,
D OMES TICS, e-c., .j c.
ar- They confidently invite the attenti
of puirchiasers to their stock, as one of the h
gest in town.
It is their intention to embrace in their sto
every article of Dry Goods that may be n<(
or desirable, so a hat purchasers can always
supplied with the newest and best stylec
Goodis in the market and at the lowest'pos;
bI e prices.
M. DRUCKER & CO.
PLANTER'S HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BYt C. II. DAVIEi,
Would respectfully announce, Ilhac he hi
nowv in charge the above well located lint
convenient to the most business part of t
T1own, for travellers; directly on all stre<
passing through-and now underaoing th<
ough repairs. ie earnestly soTicits a c
(romn his friends and the public generally-i
lhe feels confident: that they cannot be oth<
wvise thtan pleased, as no painas will be spar
the Bar, exrcept on Bundays. tr~da s-t
1805 Brandy and other fine Liquors in bottl.
the most favorite brands of Champagunes; a
choicest brands of Seoars and Tobacco; Scot
Ale In pints; SODA VATER and ICE widl
kept constantly on hand during the stumma
season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, al
always plenty of corn, oats and fodder, ai
attensive hostlers.
He is agent for the Northern Line of St
ges.
N. B.-Omnibuses run regularly to ai
from the Rail Read Depot for passengea
who can also be accomnmodated witn a ca
ringe, buggy or horse to go into the countr
Camden, May 2d, 1849. 4) tf
Sumter Bakery,
The subscriber respectfully informs ti
public that he continues Baking, at his o
stand in Broad street near Maini. Bread ar
all varieties of Fancy Cake, Blscuits at
Crackers, constantly on hand.
In! connection with his bakery he Is in da
ly redefptoV PRESH OYSTERtS--.and I
ha. made arrangements to servo themrn
RorAs~ntn STEWEKD or in the shell.
ICE CREAM, every variety;:of Confeo
ifontary, Pruit, lNtiwe and Tropical, Nut
Fancy Articles, etc. 0o., constantly on han
?FLOUJ4ot the bestbrands fo, sale.
JOHN O'CO#NNOR.
.ally ta' 1q4. 38
"to.
XT B L I S A 31EN T
MASONIC HALL,
685 Kirstroet corner o
Wentworith, Charleston, S.C.
d Purchasers will And at all times a full ani
complete stock of Gent's.
BEADY-MADE CLO7HING
ARTIOLES.
W. A. EENT. - ' G. It. MITCIEUL
lmanufactory 1 13 WashinGto
M Stores N. Y.
May 1849. tf
GREGG, RAYDEN, &.GREGG,
Importerea, - ;i Watches
JEWELRY. SILVER WAtE,
Gdi.sMilittry & Nfiney GoodE
Corner of King and Ilasell streets,
Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM GREGG,
H. SIDNEY HAYDEN,
of A. II. HAYDEN,
May 23, 1849. 30 ly
T.E. CLYDE,
WHOLENALE AND RETAIL
GROCER,
le UNDER ODD FELLOW'S IIALL,
lfieetling Strect,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
in DEALER IN
id Sugar, Coffee, lvlollasses,
Wines, Liquors, Salt, &o,
AGENT FOIL
Carnton Tea Compnasy's
Oclebrated IIInckrnad 4,Grcri
T EA S.
Nov. 28 5 6m
New & Fashionable Clothing
GEORG E A. HYDE,
SUCCESSOR T) HOUSTON &. n )YE, 281 KING -ST
Oppo8ite Aerfchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholsale and Retail Dealei
in Clothing,
G. A. II. Respect fully invites the attentiot
of his friends andl the rulic to his large as.
sortnient of Fashionable anI Elegant Cloth
Mng now on hand, equal in every respect t
the best custom work, to which ie is weekh%
adding large supplies direct from his owi
Manufactory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase anii.
sales, giving him great advantage in his se.
lections and enabling him to to sell at New%
York rates. Ile is now oll'oring this stock,
(which is not excelled for rariey, style, beau.
_ ty, and durability of erorknmaipd in the
Unmn, at such prices as to malke it an indneie.
. ient for purchasing to call before making
if their selections. A superior assortment wi
if Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c.
e constantly 1 .
With attentive and obliglinr salesmen
gentlemen can depend upon having thei
wants supplied immediately. All g;rmenti
, warranted to tit well and give satisfaction it
- every respect.
(ITMr. Joun T Da , long known in thi
clothing i at this etablishmen
where he happy td see and serv<
his friends.
t-. EO. A. IIY[DE,
s, Succestor to Houston &. Ilyde.
s, Cinrieston. May 23, 18-19. :10 ly
th AMERICAN HOTEL
.CORNER OF KiNG; AND) G.EORGF. STREETs.
CHIA.ULEST ON, S. C.
nt This I hiteh is situnatedl in the miost fashin
able part of the Cityv. The Proprietor wi
b e pleased toi see his'friends and thme traveliini
public proiiing, that no exertiohns shall b
wanting on his part to make their stay agree.
able. Prices reasonable.
F. A. II0KE, P'roprielor.
Jons~ W. KING, Assistanti.
yg Aug. 29 '44t
oPLANTERS' HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
r Formnerly~ kept by~ Chlris IH. Hiot.
.l'AMIKIN & IlI;RST'
Ihaving becomtie the P'roprietaors of this es
tensiv'e anid wvell kow e11')ist abl ishamnt, auf
muits its claims with colitidenceL to public Csi
p~ort, satisfied that t heir ellbrts will r'indl
comfortable all who miay' fiaor them with
3" call.
r. July 21, 1849. 40 13t
SCHARLESTON HOTEL
The utndlersigned late of the Unsited Staie
Hlotel, Augusta, Georgia,) hiavinig leased th
CIIARI128T1ON llO'll,. for a Lermn<
years, takes pleasure in stating that the ci
tire listabbishimient hais been retitted anid Ciur
nlishied with new Furniture, anld is now op
for the re'eptionm of comanymi.
Imnprovenmnts haive also ibeen made in th
I louse', p~art icuiilarl in thei I.audies' I hparni
as muent hy thte adhitimon of a iterepition IParib
31, andl the remioval ot the Ladies' IDraiwin
e IRo.
ta Which iprovetmecnts, he is assutrel1, wn
r. greatly lad to the comoforts of thme go-asts
di the house; anid hopes, by strict at tentioan e
or his own part, together with the otlicers of hi
'r. house to, merit a liberal share of the publi
ed patronlage.
DA NI El MIXEIl, Proprietor.
at July 25i, 1849. 39 ly
lIa ----.
Office S. C, Railroad Company
3d Notice,
id From and after thei 15thi inslant, the loc
raites for p~assage over this Road will be a
a. follows..
Fromi Charleston to I Iambutrg, ('am.
Il hin, , Calen, andl all laices 1'25
5, in.ues an omlcver. . . . . .3 0;
r- Under 125 nles, anda intermieth ate
y- distances per nuale, - - 4 ets
Oct 9 51 ti
Iuadia Rubbr 1104).1 linm
te over Shoes for ladies anal gent leamien, .\isse
d India rubber Buskinsa, for sale bay
id 1.. 11 lI.\NR
d Oct 22 . 52 tf
A ieassorima e at or-'ipirit.
Cgass Lamps. Alsod;he spirnt-gass.
'P F'or sale by
aL. B. HlANKS.
2' PhEIndelphia stade Culr an
Goat.Walking Shoes, Kidh Ties and slip
pers j-ost recei ved by
CLARK & LR~WIS
ColuMbia,.8. C.1
K4 r'iConstantly oqlthu a"Ieneral assort
mDent of
r.Rardware & Groceries,
C.onuiiting of
-Bellows, Vises, Anvils, Ha~mmers,&c.,
Planes, Saws, Guages, Levels, Squares,
Will Cranks, Miill Screws, Wrag irons,
Alill Sp indles, Winged Gudrone, &c.,
LIMlE, aleiid Plaster. Nails, Hoes,
I id fi Aftilds. Ii'n and Steel, Lcksu,
Hitiges, Scrows, Bolts.
Window Fastenings, Pruning Shears,
I Whale, Sperm and Linseed Oilh,
Varnish, Paints, Paint Brushes,
White Laad, warranted pure, manufac
tured y Wekeritt & Brother, with
a large and Iwell selected stock of Shelf
ilarwaro and'Cutlery.
-ALSO
Sugar, Coffee MolasseF, Flour, Spices, Teas,
&c. Any arlicle not answering to descrip
tion given will be exchane d, and all sold at
unusunally low prices for 6:1shi.
ErJ' GOODf delivered at Rail Road Depot
free of charm.
Jan 10, 1s1. ly
111,.A GLASS AND EAR1THEN
Wholsale and Retail,
R. MORIRISON, & CO.
FIRST STOlti NORTH OF THYE MARKET,
It. A1. & CO. have on hand a full and
complete assrtenent (if CIiNA, GLASS
and R.-1 R TI-N IVAl HE, together with a
generai assortinent of llt IT,1 NIA A ND
PllATEI) WA.', Gilt atal 31hoigany
Framed Pier tnd Toilet Looking Glasses,
&c., &v.
"All of their Stock being entirely new, and
selected by one of the firmn, they ti1t ter thein
selvep, they will be enabled to give s itisfac
tion, to purchasers, both in prices and quali
ty.
ROBEIRT MORRISON.
W3M. It. STANI.EY.
Columbia, Der. 20, 1N49. ) 3n
R, C. ANDERSON,
FORMlERLY BllMNET & ANDMItSON
CLOT] ING EST ABULISI M ENT,
At the Sign of the Big Hat,
No. :3 re - ltow Coi.umntnA, S. C.
Keeps constantly oi hand the m1ost exten
sive ascortinent of ('l,()'T~ill N(i and IATS
of any other imiso in this Market. All of
which will be sohl on as good ter:ns as can be
bouightl in the State, aid every article warran.
ted. It. C. AN)lEtSON.
Nov.2116 - 4 4m
A CARD).
Reynolds & Reynolds,
I hav this day associated WMl. L. 11E.Y
lNOLDS with me in the practice of DEN.
ISTRVt.
AIr. R OLDS has been m .
.)a F ' . imend lini with con
,MItec to muitty.
The busi :ill be conducted as former
ly at mly o1i 'Main street, utnler the
[above naine an ' .%1.EVOLS
VM. REYN OLS.
Aeg. f., -12 If
Fare Reduced to $20 from
Charleston to New-York.
TH'[E GitEATl 311l. itJUT'E yFtua
('ilAltll.SlP 'N, S. C,
LK'AVING the Wharf at the toot of Inu
reis-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the~ arrival ol
the Sothern tars, d a WI! .31 INGTYON and
I MON I), to W.;IIN l'T)N, [1A I:.''
MI AtE, 'lill.A I):l.'lli.I. :ind N. YORKi
'lThe pubble is ir*.por'tinmly iinformed t hat
- thIl, steatn uers of th ,i lini.', traitn ('ha rleston i
Wainirtigtont are it tirst rate conidition, and]
are niavigatteid by well kno11wnt and expeined
contniiarniers, aii t he r; irosadls are ini ine or.
dher, thereby secsuir.ag. hee Ih .ity and dispatch.
A TIIRt)LChIll 'Ilit'lNhMT havingared
been in operation iill lie consttinuedi on atii
alter lie tirt at Oct. 19~I, :s a pernianent ar
ranigsnienit trint t arlesin to~li New os rk,
I'asengers avaihrt~ t hieinelves thereof, will
dlelay l thoh thle :aiste sir othlerwise. to stop
.at any~ ot thei itteiiediate piiitt, reniewing"
thie.r teat s :i :h. bnui to, suit their conive.
-nience, hty thIi rot travellers iinaiv reach
r N ew I \ 'ork on te inrdl dayi dtiring. tiijtiess
a Is. - la;..rte ' il lie t acketed oni board n
th-- 'is r is': to \\ihl'in, as likewj.se sn the
I itii 5 t tarS, 'it the intteriieidiate posints
Ironli thsencei to .\ Vork. TllgitLl Tlickets.
-"!( viech, enabt hi;te .hal fro in-:, WIN'S
i, I.W . )\ enst ofth ihn ing.toni anid lt:seighs
It. It i Costin, :4s etlie sof the Cotznpany~
iioot oft l.'sireins-tret, tos whoms plea se apply.
I For at her miiforini~:sin antiiiire of
, .. C. DlNCA N,
. At th Am':\tericani I Itel , ('hi rlmatons S. C.
FiIlEdIlT 0N 1POTA ITOES RIEDUCED.
-Orici: S. C.. It It. CottrAN,
I I ( iharilsson, D~ec. 28, 1849.
IFRmlC;IlT rid'ostatoes ( Sweet and I rishl)
n both uip:eiil doawi, wd'l, wsild furithier notice,
be redner-d(t~ to thi' :1. , iets pier bdl.
W 31. I I l's.\ lfT I .l'8, See'riy.
A CA Il ).
T Ihe susbscriir, humvis' taiken, the corner
Store, (knoswin is 31 finnsu) wobul, moisst
respecttintly, acti in ohliis a!hl Friendls, andt
lte 'l'lbhei at ug , that hei w l ;tt1 all t ites
take ph-'.siuri tosicommodii :tt' thiems, in (Unt
tinig issi 3Iakinsiu tipy ( Iirmenits, im tIre ini:.,t
II.'etsw di'' eep~. int ly onu hi:san a fresh
the. Litist atad nust ;sapprovedi' F'alihiuns, an
hopsle', by~ iunctii:tt ui ha. ileirie toi please
aill, ts, isuirit as rottotiulusue of their l'atroin
age andI ctiden
S( XITls'.R.V IIL I, S. C.
.ir. 11. will admiiinister thle Chloroform ini
Sirgic al ands Desntal Operations, if respir ed.
.iiine7, 18. 3'2 ly
20 Nzarrels of Stone nnd Shell
Linw just receri'ed and for saile by
______ Cf1ARK & LEIVYIS.
London Porter.
J ust r'ceiv'ed i,tdor. Comune L.ONI)ON
PORlTER5 For 8de by
-A. 3. &. P. MOSFA.
man IPs C
He al180i1
ce,-.atlfe ha
1.A W Airona
- Book unsas
Centre Tables
Sofas
Sofa Tai es
Dressing Bureaus
Marble rop Wash Stands
Mahogany Do. do.
WRITING DESKS in great variet .
195 and
(J"All Furniture sarely packq
Janb9, 1850. 4
aw Notices,
F. SUMTER,
Attorney at Law.
BROAD STREET,
Sumtervitle, "S. C.
May 10, 1849. 29 tf
JOHN T. GREEN,
ATTOiNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of Law, for
Sumter, Darlington and Kershaw Districts.
Office one door below Clark's Hotel.
COLLETOV H. TOBIA8,
11umterA Voi ll N. S V1.
Will practice in the Courts of Sunter,
Kershaw, Darlington and Itichlan'd.
Jan 9, 1850. ly
Law Notice,
The subscrihers have this day formed a co
partnership in the practice of Law.
T. B. FIRASER,
L. L FRA8F<R, Jn.
Jan 1, 1850. ly
South-Carolina----Sumter Dist,
IN TI'IE COMMON Pim:As.
Andrew J. Ilicks and Daniel Ilicks, ads. C.
A. Rupert. for al.-Ca. S.
Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Haicke, whn
are in the custody -f the SherifT of Sumter
District by virtue of a Writ of Capias ad
Satisfasciendum at the suit of C A Rupert,
for another-.ivg fied in my offic
er it nir estate
epr petit0ion ; ftoC uErtL o f Com.i
non Pleas, praying that they may be admit.
ted to the benefit of the Acts of the General
Assembly isade for the relief of Insolvnt
Debtors: It Is ordered, that the said C. A.
Rupert for nnother, and al olier the creditors
in~~~dymSe~~ srdr.i---d re
tks, is in any wise imdebted, he, and
are hereby sautnmoned, and have notice to ap
raear before the said Court, at Sumter Court
Ilouse, on the second AMonday after thme 4th
aoday in Mlarch next, to shew cause if any
they can why bh-rae of the petition
afoesad soul no begranted.
J. D. JONES, ecc rs.
Offlce ofCmmnPe,12 m
Jan 7, rmou1850,1
South Carolina---Sumter Dist.
IN THE COMA10N PLEAS.
T lhios. D. D avis ads a-ry J. Weolls Adtm'x
.Ca. Sa.
Thomsnas P. Dwvis who is in the custody of
the SheritTof Siumter District, by virtue of a
writ oif capiais :ad satisfaciendumss at the suit of
of Alary J. Wells adm.'x. having filed in my
ntic~e, toagether with a schedule, on o.ath, of
his est ate and etrects, his petit ion to the Court
of Commnon Plesa, praying thast he may be ad.
muitted to the benetit of the acts of the Gener
;al Assmbl y muade for the relief of insolvent
dlebtors. It is ordered, that the staid Mary J.
WVells, admu'x andh all other the creditors to
whom the said Thoasa D. Davis is in any
wise indebted, he, ad they are hereby sum-.
mionsed, anal have niot ice to appear before the
saiad Court, :at Sumnter Court I bause, on the
secondsa Alonay after the fourth Monday in
Mfarch next, to sew cause, if any they cian,
why the prayer of the~ petition aforesaiad,
should not be grantead.
J. D). JONES, e. e. r. s.
Ofic o ommion Pleas,
Sumter D.s.t. Jan, 7th 185O. 11 dan
South-Carolina--Sumter Dist
IN TllECOM1AION PI .EAS.
Ge~o. 8. C. Dleschsamps ads Thos. D. llorrell,
Ca. 8.a.
Ceo. S. C D~eschamnps wvho is in the cus
to)ly of the Shersifof Sunter DI)strict by vir
tue osfa writ. of capsas ad satisfiaciendum,, at the
suit of Thomas I). I horrell, havmng filed in mys
otlice', toget her with a h(eeduale, on oath, of hats
es!tate andI efl'ects, hiss ye t tson to the C~amrt of
Comon P'leais, prayimg that lie may be ad.
i tte'd tom the betnefit of the artis oitthe Genieral
:Asmbly msae for thea relief of insolvent
debtors. It is ordlered that the saidI Thomsas
D). IllorrellI anal all ot her th~e credlators to whoum
t he said Ge;ao. S. ( . Desachamops is mi any w se
smdehtda, lhe, anid they are hereby suunsnonmed,
anal havse notice to appear before the saidl
Court, at Stunater Court linse, on the seconds
afonday afte'r the fouartha Mlnday in Mlarcha
next, to shew caause If any they can, why the
prayer of the petaltian aforesaid aihoulid not be
3. D JON ES, c. c. r. s.
Otlice sf (Commsaon, Plras, )
Sute Dst. Jo, 7th 1850". ( 11 3:n
lie Wise Ia Tlsaue!-"'TiS FOLLY
sansds aire sit'yeriing fromsi discsuse from which ihiet
is nso dfil'lienity iin be'ing paermanusenstty ansd speedaai.
ty rs eeveda, providedi thes right me-ans be use-d.
As everi'y vics' his its owni puoiksment, sos it
woutld sems severy dlisase has its remeoudy. Ths,
isa trise, ands theirn' is nitshimt m this lie snor. eer.
taina than. that thea A.\ ElR ICA N CO.\ P'OUND1
is the miost speed'ay anal certin remsedy for all
dhiseassa of'i ahdelicatae character, kniown to 'ihe
tnald. Adaspied to -very' sage of the dtisease,
se'x ansd covatitutiuon, at sall times asnd seasns,
there is nso liears of,'xposaure, dleentions Iroms busi
isss nor remirietioni su siet; frogm Ilhs ce'rtssin unid
speed yrelief it gives, it is ntow the nmost popular
remned y of the day. Tran Tlhousand cases have
boesn enred efyectuially by it during the pat year
Pretpare'd by a practical pshy'ician the afflicted
cana rely with consfidenine 0on its curstive powe
over disausm,. of this ebsaraacter. Fall directios
acocompjtany each boutle.
lkCr UA UTrON.-ask for the american coni.
pounsd anud psurchase onhy of the agent.. Price
i 5t1!
. For Sole by P. M. Cohen CharI.ton,Toat
right & Mlint Columbhia; 2. De hiay Camden
a ndby the prisncipal Druiggi t all the County~
towns throughout the State;
Piano tools
Afahogany Rfockers
Bedsteads
Dining Tables
Arm Chairs
Mahogany Chairs
Walnut Do.
&c. &C. &c.
.so
'rede-ick Ca
197 Kingo treet, Victoria Range,
Charleston, S. C.
d for Transportation.
11 ly
tnbibaittg.
FOR SHERIFF.
D' The, friends of A. R. Brad
ham, Eaq.. announce him as a ciudidate for th
ofice of Sherif' at tle next electionl.
March 29it, 1849, 24td
0:lWe are aulkorized to
announce.. MALLY BROG DON, Esq.
Candidate for the Office of Sherif? of Sum.
er District, at the next Election.
DFPWe are authorized to
,innounce Col. JOHN C. IIIIAME, a candi
date for the office of Sherill' at the ensuing
Election.
sept. 27, 1849. 48 tf
0:rTlhc Friendsho of IIcha rd
(). BROWN, announce hin as a Candidate
for the Office- of Sherifr of Sumter District
at the ensuingf Election.
Sept. 20, l48- 47 tf
ET We are authorized to announce Major
(OH.N BALLARD, as a candidate fo
lieriff' at the ensuing election.
April 26th, 1848. 26 tr
O ITime frierads ofW l liin ea
A. COLCLOUGH, Esq, announce him as a
:andidate for Sherit at the next Election.
April 10, 1848. 25
FOR CLERK.
fre We are authorized to
announce Mr. JOHN 0. DURANT na a
candidate for the r flice of Clerk of the Court
at the ensuing election.
Nov. 8 3 tf
Mr. Editor:--l'lease announce JOHN
DARGAN JONES, as a candidate for rq
election to the office of Clerk of the Court
lull trc and oblig the
April 20th, 18. 26 tr
(a"We are authorized to an
nounce DANIE f H. RIChBOURG, a can
ddat f or o1Ucr' Mrk at tJe ensuing
eloct0) -.. -R
I a fl T XCt! .O
W'We are' awnorized to
announce JOHN W DARtGAN, a candsdate
for Tax Collector, for Claremont County, at
the next Election.
Oat. 31, 1949. 1 tf
(tJD We are authorized to an
nounce ALEXANDER WATTS, Esq., as
a Candidate for Tax Collector, of Claremont
county at the ensuing Election,
MAN Y FRIENDS.
Cabinet Making, &o.
The subscriber respeectulily announces to
the public that, he carries on the Cabinet ma.
king Business in all its various branches; and
hopes by untiring Iidustry ar-1 attention to
business to merit a share of the patronage of
his friends and thepublic.
N. B,--i ill keep constantly on
hand-Fancy ane 'lain marble top Dress.
ing Bureaus, Side soards, Pine and Mahoga.
ny Wardrobes, high and low post curled
ma ple Bed-steads, Sofas and Divans, Centre.
tab les, Sitting Chairs of every description.
Mahogany Ibocking and Nursing Chairs, do.
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat.
tresses, which they will sell low for Cash or
good paper.
(LTFURNITURE MADE and REPAIR
SDat the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Coffins
furnuished at the shortest notice.
Just received a splendid asortmen t
Bed-steads, Sittiing and Nursing (Chairs.
D. S. SARGENT.
G IN M AKING, &C.
Weare prepared to execute orders to any
extenzt in the above line, both for new work<
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed1 hv
wuy made in the State, possosing all the ad
.antages of the Falling Breist and Shilinn
Riia, which saves a great deal in way of re
pairs. Wet also une the Steel Plato Saws,
vith teeth sot in an angle that cannot possibly
njure the finest staple, with an imnprovment
'.o regulate t he rmitine'of the rot ton; our brush
.s constructed onI a plan, giving at once, the
adlvantages ofI lighuues, sirnegth and force
alvery mn iterial in the snecessful operation
or a (hin. WVe wouuld invite planters to call
at our shop and examine ror thuemselves,
whilst we w"onid assure the public generaelly,
that they shall have no cause to complamn
either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
WVe are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line--such as Bedsteads. WVardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Standls, Tatbles,Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
lUDSON & BROTHER.
Opposue the Preshiterian church.
SumtrvileApril22, 1847. 26 ly
Land at BrafodSrings
AN ELIGIBLE SUMMER RESIDENCE.
ThIe Subscriber ollora his tract of land at
Bradford Springs consisting in all of 206
A cres, situaitedl in a North Easterly dlirection
fromu the Institute on the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens to Camden, adjoin.
ing the lanas of the Institute andl Mr. F. Brit
ton. On the premnises are several very bold
Spirings, (Sulpher, aly brute and excellent
-Irinking wvater springs) and fromn its com-.
emanding position would feorm ai'eligible site
for ahotel, as well as private residenice.
The salubrity of its climate is too well known
to tneed commnehnt. %ujtheiand'for planting
is a good if not superor tiramtajorty around.
Ar.-ThO AdJinn. raht 10I5 acres, on
which is a dweling house and out bujii's.
Terms Low. -For further patclreq
of C. DELOftMi
or of BRUDWNA kEIt a (
8hnetlea 5,1
OARVAWP
2o mest edtreer'dlMery
This Extract is a lp in
SIRING AND S UM
ever haewnj- it met jnly
tern and Streng asthe e
woerful sM noe it be
two years, more than en eU
of severe cases of 0"et
sidered incurable. It h ve. meed Mee
than 15,000 children the threepcst
M$ eNeevvsi00 sm
Da. S. F. Towassav's aa4rse , i 1w
whole system permaneatlry. W
ladt their muscula amp oo
Vt ic61al of
We, want ambition, fai
ture decay and dele
desese. Consumption, can be
this peasant remedy. This Sem ia
rior 0any
* INVIQORATG
As It mews and inxn tee lh a6]
tivity to the limb. rength t
System In a aim extraordsimry degee
Cane.
Cleane and Ctr* thm C M 1
cured. Brews&Lts Ceam!7N I
0 o, C1=1 of aee0 -* a
Da. S. F. Townaa-- verl
perille has been the means,
of saving y life. I have for sv -*Iand
bed Cough. It became wovs and A
raised lare quanslttee of blood. edig
and was re:deb ted and red
not to e. I haveonly used your
parim a short time and thre has a
chang been wmOai In me. S al aew
walk all over the ly. 1 raise no be
cough has left me. Youe w n
am thankful fr these resats. VW
serant. WM. RUSSEL, S Ce
Do. S. F. Tow'eus*es Sarmpau -be
an speedy cure for Incipient 3seS.
aem Pniala Utart, or Failing of:
tiveness. Ples, iLeucorrhma, or Whtaa
or diffcult Menstruation, lacnimnence of
involuntary discharge thereof, and for
prostration of the Mystem-M matterw1 t
result of inherent cause or a"
regularity, altuessor accident.jgN e
surpnrising than its invigoratin gec Go'
fram. rersons all weakness and 'e's't ,
taking It, at once become robast and Ml -a"
under its induence. t immey
the nervelessness of the fhmale
great cau s of Uarrenness. It wi nt be
of us, in cases of so delleate a netr, t
tiflcates of cure performed, but we CIA
aficted. that hundreds of cases have
to us. Thousands of csses where families
without children. after us a 6*
invaluable MedicIne, havebebe
healthy okpring. -
Great seuN=ng to Motftexs SePO
It is the safest and most ehetusial
punifying thi system. and relieving tbq
Wtoad" - ei~birth ever
b the mother andhe
,00 ad disease. Increases aod ensloer
ilI W6 tbe used thi dnk te
Wigil"Wfl both' a"a ucaer
as it pre"Mis dise"ess.sn0s4n04R
la enseakA
HeAtar
itan ,it no
misdn e is, lisrm.S
ase it most.
any other mdlicne, In sgee
,tgnesia IMth Uhis tr'eese I. the 0
W foomay conunemneu.
- . an.da.se s
Of Jerseyr tIty,~an an 4A ss tpa1
gy man of thea
liowing certlict t. S. 1. Towsen
It speaks for itsl.
Da. S. r. Tow'san-Dear Sir : I am q s~
to give you a statement of the 'aj
from usung your Searil abellemit )*
donItalrender a bend Ia tomsW
barIng s I have been. I was redna
month b te Dypelula, so much that~
muhtpie for me to walk er hepag
had also a tetr, which covered te~~
my head-which was extremely s
number ~fremedies for both the bet:
received little or no benchai ~ bar See'
saparilla, which, through" te. ***uinai-e.
dance, has restored me to meets
health, as l am now eztjoying betfte -~I
a number of years. I am new SOyatoeg0
believe it to be a invaluable medin, ena
mend it to my numearous oeueanasoenh
very lre, as ihave beena ministera aut~~
ae hope this hasty aketc is .
nttoyuas your medicine bee me
July Ii, 1841. JOHN SEOGER, Jiag
The following was sent to arA ge' I e6
wa by7 the Ries. J. 0. TUNISON,Mte eb,
E acja Church-one of the mee os n
o. the wandrfl eSbt of Dr. .P Te q'
Sarsaparilla o the system.
Fascan Peasen-Htavin for sceme -time etbe
you ea aware, epriece great gehetel dit
of my system, attended with coasteatptend-~~d
IrrItatin of my throat and lu .ls et s
stance, and In consequence of 53e
McLean's declided testimony ntsa
to try Dr. S. P. Townsend's R ~ bnis
I tried it, I confess, more In the ~~'t~~
In candor now to acknowledge, R6h I int*
it long before I began to ce S i stas
btht I woul no be withoutSto
tion." it has done me more ge s
vmous remedy .I have trie, SdI t1,taseI
deemed by you of any impotance. ~mhave .y
fall consent to make It h1.
Rahway, August Sd, 87. i. O. Eft1O0f.
SCROPUELA etIRR
This certilcate enelualvely ~ O this.
Sarsparilla haspefc control ever a siast Sb.
stinate diseases of the blood. Thred petsenet
In one house is unprecedented.
Three Ohfleme.
Dx. S. P. Townen-Deer SIr: I have lp la
sure to Inform you that three of ma childnuhe
been cured of the Oesa by the oft
excellent medicine. They wer ~aS4ts
severely with bad are; have tkcol
bottles~ ;It took thems way, for whish ? e
self under great obligation. -
Vary respectflll, CAM
OPWIh10f1 OP' PETUIOIANU
Ds. a. P. Towisaso is alsoida2' WtY
orders roms Phyeawana In dlflkreat ~ar f
Union.
This is to Ceutify- that we. a fe els&
l'hysselsne of the City of AlIbamy aeI~
one cases pr escribed Dr. S. F.Twe*'
rilts, and believe it to be ens et the mug nlt
preparatioas i. the merhat.
Ii. P. PUt 1G,3N
3. WIL..ON. D
Albany. April I, I04?.
Dr. ? ?. Townsend's Prpai lehasm
removed from I46 Fulton, to desse atee,
the buildling formerly occepled by t&
beptist Church.
Aexaus.-R~eddiagt &., No. *tle so1
Mrs. I. Kidder, N. ol Coet.stsect
Saemual Kidder, Jr., Leweli;lisn rtU
James 3. Green, Wereestser AI1su sI
Concord I J1 Baech & Son.feela
Utedto8ates West tla tp
A. J. & P. MOSE8
Solo Agents for Sumter D trict,
~~~in Band
1000 F t4.inch Copper rivete Gi.1
ilF orCloth, India Rtihber (Mioth Bree,
sol Carpeting, together wih a fuIeul t
mont of CaraeTrincuipp i % h
Varnish &c. or
SAACl~