The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, December 18, 1850, Image 7
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NET; FLFD
er the mpaI and P ertaint (ure of all
S~ US DISEASES, t
s A ntf o%& ~istJnts which tire causedt by an in.
t tire *akoe ef r af henitbs condition (ftt
NERVOUS SY ST.I
trtiautiful anng convenient alicvtion of the inr.
rits , aneowers of iAvi'ANtSi tenie yAuNsM. Au
t e ' i.ronounitced by iis ingnished " pb'siciuins. bit in
,od the lnft l Staes, to bnd P\ s. aalua-l;
Dr Q RISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
Do-:TO~ ,il a.TS1 ACUT and
~I~w rtGNE TIC FLUID,
Itu It~Ite most petfee end certain success in all
C O ENEIAL I)IPY J.1LITY,
- Ntreng.nng the tyoken\ ly, gi.g tone to the
' 1ri 1. a l inFigo.,ting the entre ,'i teg. Attn
4b, SIDKua1liF CI.T. I.1Vt n (O.\tl'..\ Ni' ,SIINl.t
SM'i.A INT, and I.'UtVATi'I E of the SI'I NK, lirt
OMPILAINT, IDISEASFS of the KIt INAS, m:V.
ENWE NIVCot s nd P'Iil.stAI. f.NVrtt;'
a NIt ItVOUS l)ISEASS, which complaints arise
friom nno m tsiple catse-namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous Systen.
- In NEIVoUS CO.'lr-AINT hsugs and Meth.
ciz-e4 inrreuse the disease, for they weaken the s ital ener.
j. rA i~t -the already prostrated system ; while, under the
1honing. lit i.ing, vitalizing influence of 1tal.
"sm, a applied by this bcautiful nt wotilerftl das.
- ey the exhausted paticent and weakened sutierer is
restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
yr" christie's Galvanic Ouratives
consists Is the font that they arrest nid curte dimense by
uttea.u application, in place of the usaitl mode of dug.
gitAdth -sickin t the patient, till exhtausted Natueat
si e tly uinder the infliction.
- &J)lr 'reigtghen the chole systern, equali:e the rirru.
c 41-g1tlalio fi the blood, prematr the seeretians, anal nrer do
+ 'I>leU siUeit injtury ugnder anly cir custaner, . Siner their
. Int uotiot' In the United btatt-s, only three years since,
60,000 Persons
lnctding all agose. elasse and conditimns. among which
were a large nnumber of ladies, whoare pcculialy sulject
i tIt vous Complaints, have been
]NT1RELY ANN PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and etcry
ting else oeen tried in vain
T lilustrate the use of the GALVANIC iW.LT,
suppose I Case of a person afflicted with that bane of
blvutat g,'DYSil'sIA, or any other ihiotnic or Net v.
!:i** o:jf r. In ordinary rase., stimulants are taken,
hich4 by their, action on the net ves and mncles of the
' t-ua?h efti11 Yer iorary rief, but which leave the
atient , oer state, and with injiuedl faculties, after
Sthe netiths excited has ceased. Naow com ,ae this
iv.f"wit teflect resulting from the appliction il t te (IA 1..
VANlf.lEL.T. Tuke a Dyspeptic sulitirer, even in the
'wor't samptoms of an attack, and simply lie the Melt
aronnl Inse Body, tifing the Magnetic }h'tid an directed.
ifdtaishort period the insensible perspiration will act on
tlo:p.it tyoclement of the Belt, therehr causing a Gil. {
vante elt tUohnbleh will pats on to the negative, anti
thouce bailagain to the positive, thuit keeping sly a con.
tinuous (,nlavnie circulation throughout the system.
'Tu tho insist severe cases of DUsr'PSt'IA are 1i1t.
MANENTLY CUBE.D. A FEW DAYS IS AII'i.Y
SUFFICIENT TO E1ADICATE TiiE DIsE.SE OF
YEAR 8.'
CERIFICATES AND TESTIMCNIA LS
Of the most UntiIotasted Chnatcter,
ti parts of the country could be given, suflicient to
4 erry column In tis p'apvr:
' 1NX TRAORDINARY CASE,
wvhitch conclitsivety proves that
fTruth is stranger than Fiction,"
CURE OF'
Rlheumatism, Bronchit~s and Dyspepsaa
itCV. 1DH1. LANDfiS, A CL~iIlYMAN
of New~ tet sey, of daitingguishedi altltiments adi exalted
Sil'tv, New .Jerter. .Inl 1-2. titi
Un. A.. II Cglnismy:-D-Iear Sir: V'ou 'in tit kintw oif
mo whit h h'i'1ni the itetilt in myi ownti c.i'e, nf thet
npptl~ietin of T'ttE tAL.VANig ' nkt.Tr AND N~E'K
LA Af'M.My selt'y ist is fufolows :
Fotr tibout ~re ty yers I ha i tceenr itureraing Ii cum
nior k mtIiaii bti ti.mntt- relief friom ant coursie
1of ni:.t.:' ticatltmnt 'it fatet er. Aboutt ftourtern yearsa
Itt', tiit .tic o setciof flien'ttfexiptigteci tate
wete.irt the ditchnte otf my, ii- pi., tira diites,
.tr ti.tattiler ear, ca tti te ti: 'itattib . h angi.h.
a ithe :.i the wetinter if ' andttlS stits, it tow
- ta:.g iitefA fhuchst i tis tft)ii, I watcited ' i
b it i lrochtis hc onbcsos eee
torete u itimediat. au eion i iofi in isurl
fit .it, M54nm or1 Slystm sr nrNthew::ly pt I an.I
i-e- '4.f, and li lis n i rnch tit l gcre w re geti I als dId*
thattht, iisoder, were ~cnnected ith eachrthe
comh-elilile.F t t' icugo taitig wa.i ted by myrs f Ind to ex.t'~t
cif' lt of-i athe tppher of itithe A L \Ni ' iiT 'Att Nitt
hNEt~ i.A unith ite .\AtiefiTIa Fiv.ci'.ityf Thitr a
in d~u, En84g. ill the u nht icr itten 0 aris itwoi
l't. i Mtt' hiinruitA (AIertif* at fro scii pars of t4
Cttiiimtt it nt'a moat erilortoliryir. tcrn< an ftm
*tr Ntr ttiido t or~~ it navitn s.'oo ahenih tim o ofs
-iti v l a tht'ii in itot-nrh i i. trtnteh . te onder.
flc! andi hpey titu lt otii i the c in .
'th 1e ~tsj cmniendedthet liv'l.T ar I Fil'uDt. nn
whou e beenf i hthke i-'itirle i~i tr I Nel::i e ame.
irntiiTey havej't'' tred therni usie It rr seitaittit , h in
~7j jcra ecf omnu'tfite u rait W I.NitSt,c
DR . CHRISTIE'S M
en . h le.:'.1rbe Ihrine oitheay-, Ne ra'ga u.
I)te .seex -lhning r Ror ingu~ ithe Iiars. Ddee
pbtt l$50Ti, 41oloseur.I
A ra tui' fivast serill rin fcas o t'onvull ins r Ite.
gi.+e h 'laits, trhl geerat er ou Ainect'
of hti-s n cnt nelnprdl extremiies g In l'aty nndi
el'I is, at~ny all ~diss, use bybnode.ciey of power
rAervous linerg ;t~inte lmsor tohe onganh:of the
figinplManyI~, hundrd erittesulfprtom. atso h
theltaynb wor by te at thlean dmheatwt
PLANTERS,7
Dry Goods in Charleston
So, Ca,
The etbscrjbing is now receiving a much
nreor, and rtfore oxtonsive Stock of PLAN
Phl'S GOODS (Ilan over boforo ofered
olisistinig of, I.ondon Dullil BLANKET'S,
Ieuvy rillod Do.; English and Georgia
'J.AINS; Welsh and Anericanm FIAN
El.S, TWEEDS; Sauinetts, Doiestics;
Aaps for Servants, etc. etc, etc.
A LSO1
A large assortment of RICIH FANCY
005)S; Silks, Merinos, DeIains, Gin';
aniu, Prints, Cloths, Cnssitneres, Linens,
loves, Ilosiery, Laces, &c. Also, a great
'ariely of SHAWLS, Mantillas, Visottea,
legmt Fretch Brocho Shawls and Vi
cites.
Most of our Planters Goods -arc direct
nportations, antd we feel conifidcnt in saying
hat we are able to oITer greater iniluco
nents, as to 'ric and rnawlity of our Goods.
hall any house in the City.
W. G. IA NCtoFT",
253 and 2.55 King-Street.
Sept. 18 47 Gia
South-Carolina--Sumter Dist,
Whereas I have this day taken posscs
ion (as Ordinary ol said District) of the
ersonal properly as derelict of John
Ianiks late of Stunterville ilec'd; anl I
veail ilnyself of this ineihtui to notify all
Iersons indebted to the cle'i to anakea ion
nediate paminent to Mr. 1.. 11. Ihaitk,, nity
Mgont (in this particular;) and those hay
ng lemands against dec'dl will hand thell'
ni tn!y atte ted accorling to I:w.
W. ILiaWVIS, o. s. 1).
Ang. *2<l 14.50 eI1 if
GIN MAKiING, &C.
We are preparedI to execute orders to
1iv extent in ile above litu, hoth for new
vork:nad repair.. Our (Gins ire not sur
moneil by any i:ide in the State, possesing
IIl the :tlanttages of the Palling Breast
tad Sliiling ltibis, wiiIi oves a great deal
1 way of reoi rs. We al-o use the Steel
'late Saws, with teeth set in an angle that ,
annot possibly iinjure the lest staple.
ills :ln itaprovtnin. regulate t he int ing r
if tle (otton; our brush is construeted on a
lan, giving at ones', the atvantages of ti
f!htoi -s, strenirth anl firee-all very
nateri:il in the successful operation of 'a 1
;ilt. We wattll invite ilanterrs to call n
it our shop aind ex:nnine sor theinselves,
chilst we would astire iie puiblie general- I
v, t1:1t they she'll have ane calse to conn.
ulain either of our vo'rk or pirices.
C:.\lflN1:l'' .1.\1KIN(;.1'
We are also prepared' to d, work in the
'ihii'et line-:e h :Is lleilst earls. Ward
ibes Sa lfs, I o enk eases, St:n dils, 'I 'iTalcs,
'ilpheii's, & c. &c. at hilort notice', iil
iberal ternis.
1 i'DS(ON .&. llt )'I'll L.
(O1:as, il, !!:e l',r,%!rivran churchr.
Snttiterville, April 22, is" 17.6
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
v ' 'he lnaeursien-ti woul r e.pecifuly
it nfiin I flit- Ju tic thairt he' im a tke( n
'1. th hous- n ll k w s the t.9'tR, ..
AT forerly kiept by 11r. W in. McKain,i
th tow n2 of (iaiel n ire htie i prepard t
1e,41ii n t t ra ve-lle-rut. annd boardlers at re.'- r
ouibb- p~riers. Thos who esirte to li-e l the
n'el quet abroad as al hone, are invited to
ive him' a ca .
Travellers aconnundatiall fo.r a fsingle night,
Intl breaknlfat in time foir the calrs in they uorn- r
ni, at InSeterat: ehlla rget . . 11 It.Nt- I 0 t :-.
r.'2 22.:i' if ti' Puril t r
hi ht.aal :':.l oit lt tt i a
-i .\ill'. "lt'l's 2..
.tt'O li t- ttt.ls :1nh 1 i-i , tiled. n'r- i lb ,.'
______r___ t i hiiin the ifirina'ili and li.,ea.t
aS tt' i ttiilii. 3 . lcnile iill t
Itr 5:111,io i 'a l ahn- r- ial nii lii. I'.m
iiaiit hehil'd ti i oot
x h
QF1
WOp1Y1PLAINP,
raa , shep8ia, Chrome or
U2 1q i'lity, Disease of
F the' ith(cy8,
and all
Diease8 Ar(s
zng f/'oni; a )isordt'r
ecd Liver or ,S't.ontaclt,
811c1( as C'on.' (iltatiol(., in
zt'(trd Piles. Pidll(css, or blood
to the Bead, Acidity l)/ ' the Sto
mach, 1Yalmea, 1L;t(rlGtcrla, Lis
rust for 14ootl, I''uilness or weight in
the Stomach, Soal" i ructationa,
Sinking or Plitttering at the
Pit of' the ,S'toina("h, ,S'win
vninl of the ifead, Illtrtied
and dijiieitlt Breathing,
,Il(tt(erinq at the.lheart,
Cho kin(l or
15iiffovatilt y vensatiuns V.'hen in a
]hilly Posture, I1i/llnes(t f
1 <<i.>It, Deets tr if i'hs he.
,l% "t! the Si 11111, l 'l'el"
allrl dull pain in the
Ilu'asl, l)s"/ieienea,
of /'t-rsj.iratiuan
Y ('111111,11t,38
q' tha,
o1-in an,1 I;;Itra, .tie-in
in the ,Side, ll/r."k, ('heat,
Lilllhs, ,j"e., Stldslri, 1''lll. lte4
of II'tlt, Bttrnil/t/ ill lh,. I''/ h,
a
(. mst((I/t l/lltt'/Ilttlit/S tarrl'il, and
xrcaf I)rj'lwst;i.,n ~t' )Sjriritsa, an are
1:I- IF I:(" I'1':\ i.I.1' (.1'111;T) BY
DIR. l86)49Fx.111% D'S
Celebr:ttcdd 14.1.11 1tii 11iltf.'r%,
rt:l:r.\}:i:tt tt
I)11. C. 11.JACKSON,
AT , 111:
.11 I': I)1 r 1X1": as 7Y1 RE,,
l() 120 :tr "ii bl., j'IbiI;tttlccISpiii>in.
'1Yo"ir 1rnr"rrifler the- ttl"t.rr tl:.,rttsrv r:+ nail cr.
r lltvl, tl rqnll' a!, hr/ alai rl ~Ih, r ,rrlvrrrrliain in the
'nitre/ Self t. u.r the- ."ur"'.t ttll,..l. in ntfn,/ a'ttgr 5
llrr:rlilleell.ltq..i.'rairr.s l~rtl
TIa.'e- isatt"rs tire- \\ assh)" lilt- nttst:tis"rt atf in
Itli,l-. i's. ai"-tns ,rv:tt \ arts. - in Ili,- rrr"titie-st
ull of sIi-t"a"t"- of 111." I.1\-""r sisal lr"",."r l:utsia.
\rrs"i-ins ths" m..".t -ozre- hire! 1, .a\\s"r- its \\ral(
ar"s .1111 tills'. lion a"f tale- s!i "" -nice- oranr, lhe-y
n", \\ isLal, -sits., r. rtarn:ua.l td.:I :IIN.
111.\11 AND HE t'* "' ix1'I:i).
Il.%s. 1toll1Yt41X, 1:x.1 . Ea,-Ifim. 31d.. in -it
tt'' to Dr..las h.eml. 1111. ' , t-J. , Said
.11v \\1(':11111 my-s"11la:,\a" rre-t"I\."sl Isl',n"la"II
fit fr..nt coar nsi"alie-tse, tlr:tn :111\" sailer %\s" lac,'
ct"r tail:."n liar Ilse- lly.tlrl..a": awl 1. it a r'lianaea."..'
""'i'ItI: '1'1: :'1 II I.!:a" to\.'* 1,1116-110-d it
\\ lock, , ss.. Janonn" 1st, I 's11. ai"! --
".\ (:111:.1'1' MEDICINE."
"\r, have. Intif.trlnly Ir!tina"st fr,",a rt"rrm"
lcnsli11"e to lilt- tsultliraIt" sal'th." \ari..,s. I'atnt
is ,Iirint-s of lilt- alai , ,nala .. tll~ronLllly a s " n -
l l l a " l ' l l a.f t l , . ' I r \ . 1 1 1 1 . " . . l , t " ' a s l : a l t s . - . " \\." rsll-s.l
r worthy of n",tir," i = i s . (:t raisins 11itlrra, in
s"trtr.i lay 11r. !lourl,.al, :tilt! srt'lsara"il It\' Dr.
as (:, sass, ill l'Iila i, It"lsia. Il11c i1:-aside-4' in
:trll.altar. Ill \\ latch lie-- -,als"rior \ irtas"s of Illy
la"rlirins" ha\s' h."/"u t,"f:rsi. Il.s, l:slls"il unsle-r titan
h-t"rcaliaua. I)orissL ii, !a-t -tslun ."r, It sill of
Ir. .\uu.\n.\\t ('a.\tssr.1.. of this roatnty, \\a'.
a"ry-ra"riou-l)"atlli,"le-sl \\iiii I.i\s"r r"oslil.laint.
lid attar try-z; in \ ai:1 \.trisll"4 r."nl.'sli."s. he
m rrlat.'cl a hurt!;: nf!l.." !tit;. r.".:ut(l ittt!r its
I$_, it. %%ar' 1.0 111114.11 n"lsuvu 1 of hiq s!i-trt's.in"s
tialtiaty, that he pros tlr."sl alsot!tcr hs.ttlt", anti iss
raoh'aI a'lltir,"iV' to, I1,"allll."
111:.\1) 1't'u'1'ui:it .\ 1'1:\\' E'%c s
JI}at;F:.11..11. \o.\n, it La ntlrman wit Is grout
s'is-taslfir assist tita"r.sry olraismrnti. -still in hi"a
ytlltn lt:>et;!a.F:it,"J:ltlll:t
)' lt. 1,;5o.
for.. II,1sFt..\'t,, I.rIt \IAX I111"T,:nF.
IT CONCERNS EVERY ONi
CHOLERA CURED.!
Dr. Keeler's Cordial and Cal
aniniltive,
For the speedy and positive ebre of DIAR
II(EA, DYSENTEtRY, CilOL-ERA MO
BUS, CHOLEtRA INFANTUM, COLI
FLATULENCY, GRIPING PAINS, a
for all Derangements of the Stomach a
Bowels, caused by Teething, Improper Dric
etc., etc.
ED' ASIATIC CHOLERA Is as eas
cured and prevented as any other disease
thu stomach and bowels. provided the prof
means are used. It presents the same na
bid symptoms as Cholera Morbus, only mc
violent. There is no difference in their p
thology, the treatment being the same, I
Keeler's Cordial, so justly celebrated for d
eases of the stonach and buwels, will, as co
tuit as it is used, cure this disease. As
'reventive, it should be used in small quau
ties daily, mixed with water, and on the a
preach of the isease, it should be taken
smoderato doses, at regular and abort interve
until every syimptom is removed. Frictions
the abdomen, with ex'.ernal applications
the extremities, in the worst stages of the d
s'ha, will cure forty-nine of any fifty cas
There is no ued of any thing else; and, abo
all, beware of ('alomel, 'urgatives, and oil
'alliativest; they will kill more than they ,
cure. The ruest severe cases of Complai
yield to the heroic virtues of this remedy Ii
msagic. The proprietor invites investigatic
and holdly proclairs that it will speedily cc
nill diseasves of this character. lie cni poiti
lving witne:,ses of its bcuenficial effects, aft
lei g lroinouncel incuralle and given up
die by their phyricians. In all cases of tiu
the mucney wil! be cheerfully returned.
Radelthis T1estimonry.
(Extract of i letter from the Rev I)r. Early
l)aisville, lhicks ('ounty, August 25th, l8
iLDear Sir-I ae now prepared to recou
nind your Cordial from having used it wi
success in everal instances, and I am I(
Ir. ing your Pdnacen ice a case of protract
debility, attended with cr.noth, apparently.pl
duceed in the vouing Lady by her 'outgrowi
her strengths,' to use a common phrase.
Yours, respelrIfully,
A i.rnt.: i-:Aa;., M. D.
Extract of a letter from Ebenezer Cook.
NIew York City. July 20, 1847.
Dr Kepler. Fir. I have used in my fan
ly alt of the Cordial whiich you left with t
last eucum r nciept two bottles which I pi
sunderl a cu.tmsmerof mine to try, and havi
proved very benefieiul, he hits recommend
it to Poce of his frienids who wish to have or
of it, I the'refo.re wish you woul scnd me sec
by express. I um saindi iied frocn y own c
perience that it is the best medicine for ch
dren l'eethin'. and Summer (Cornplainits th
is oti,red to the pubbei, and all that is nec
nary for a recnsietniatio is to try it.
Very resipectfully,
284 Grand at. cur. of Alley.
This it to e.'rtifv that I have used Dr. Ke,
er's ('onrelial, and have found it a vahiiihle tti
irme in diarrhmas, dysenterv, and sll dernng
cce'nts of the ,tmccinack and howels, caused
'I'ee~tiin. itil is particularly adapted to
dis:mases sf thars. or 1nis caused by acid fru
or the debilitating ell'ects of season and c
mute.
D M'A u.i:sox, st. n. Plum st. Phila.
Dr flceler's Cordial.-We would call
attention f our readers to this invalable m'
Icie,. which wall lie found advertised at lend;
in oir colums. As a corrective in cases
I)iarrhata, a daieaso very prevalent at the pi
sent time, it is highly spuken of by all w
have used it.
(Ne a's Satrmay Cazette of August 28, 18
1)r. Keeler's Cordial and Carminative.
This article is a-lvertised in another part
our per, it is circm'y recocrnmulet by ithu
lie's who ha~ve triedl it. It is especiaclly uise
nacocig chiircc, andl hans eil'ected hunidreds
enre. IThe Cunhlail is ncot a quack nsostru
hact c arefully pirepared mcedicicno, acid perfe
Iy fr1ee fro any hineLccg injuriousa.-P'ennsyh
cc icn of Sepit. I, 1l--17.
1)r h1eeler-iear Sir. As it is miy duty
usei everi y hon~:eci mean to pireioiot the hup
nea'us iof oicr tlalow creatcuresa, I take great ph
tic r' iii staungi' to you the adlvuccitag I rece
id i'raom yousr v'alah!sr Coardial ami Cacrmhi
t'ire. I .a.-t anccnccni I was'ur attnekaed w.ith li
rh'- i, wtiwhl alh b ht~taed cmy syr~temc very ccci
'air isea~irly cshree weeaks I triad enaniy remued:i
tamt tamca! inth- or ino Isi-calit, when'u zcii dauci
te'r incformc dI isne of y'ocr t 'ordlial. I bough
h iu.le and ha~d ai tain-ns taut t wo dlose's be.f<
I ealined-i relief. I waus enctireivy recovel
I las- tira. iused thce wuhaole of it ; sad hacve
srciaisied hceacrly ever e,.ince. lW'spcectifa
.,ouarsa, S. Ie cii, I). D.
Pr'p:arid andci isilhl. whlsah-iz, cad ret
.tiA.\TIC 1.1 clTciN, 1.1 Vl~t acid SAN
T'II : I'ill.8 cnocv hae obatained~c. ltemed'a
of usucrp-as.d etlliviecy, acnd whi'lc 'iha
equa its. 'a o f:canily in tnc or country shil
hibeu wiout thcs,'ei celebruled cnedia'cins
.aducnrcably adapc.ur~e toa cceet suddenc emearge
37 A':l..) lil,. llF.-:,l'S SAlt'sAP
h IIl..,A, for the' pirenanenait encre andc riamo
a'f all irhwa--'..i :arsin. frrcni siacperitiee eof
l~i,.sl er ha:adst of the body, v'i: Chiro
an aneasit of 'ti,'het, (Con:,umpltiion, hlronme
i's, I 'al r:hs. I'eniisy, Scroaf a in sill its liars
Tis it r . .'iah! henal, liltches of thie ft
t'haromc da ~'isasiceatof thce Storncachlc, I .,ver r
. '%m, i 's', en e .serpcins, whlii'i swevllin:
II., ymtl at!ccusc, ith-ep mateda psaics oaf
hm~:4.seii,' o iC ofith jinsts. I'lcera. Syplh
ti' ih 'n iers. .'ie'ren.a acca sill Ihercedtm
struc'tionr, icalow compclehionia, lcervinrace
elt. iii taid ti'heancuic'ca anc elean~~sct reemo
'or therr rieloovual.
I-'aisr sah by Dr. R. S. Mellett, Stin
\ I-'.hoy O rangte'bucrg; lIbantwright
I'. .\. ('ihan ticharlestont ; undi l
I )h ata's timil .\IerebIancs itn every toi
tharoughcout te Stite.
lh-c 19, l"19 8 13'
Thoasitansi Iare sccl;-ring froan dlisensa fri
u miehthe' Is cii .ihilnty ic bincg piernc
na'y amia rsaeity rehev'ed'a, pcroided~'l I
r.l ht anonnsi. h.. sedl. -As e'very viacaen
owns liisi neanit, sao it wouildl sieem eve
bIsa,- hirs rireday. Tj'iis ire trcsa, scnd tIc
n"osih-ns' ac tiS hb.c mairi c'rrtican thccac tl
tch .\ \l ll('AN ICt iM l'tiITN I) is the mi
speedycl assdi i'ertia, re'nedys fo ( r alldisenses
ac aebate'sms airaictr. knownci to thei wcar
Ad!:alrid io eveary 'siksi of tics icss'asec, aae. n
r'os .sili ttcis, it .il ticlia' mald se-ss n~cs, thaerar
as', l.erts art'a eipsifst*, llisii dee t ronsc li i
air rstris'tuio ina alas's froms thie certaicn c
Iev rs'lisf at givecs, it as cnows thce mnost poj
bar r''mssdyl if tar day. 'Tenc T'hcncercud cai
hi. tii'been enn-d'i elli-etusailly lay it dulrinlg
assyar IPriplared ba ly a prcacica lc ycici
ilis .dlls-teda ''nis re'ly wtithc conidaencce dil
sicrda ie powr's aiver dhuses act thcics chuir;
tar. Elii dlirn..:' 51'aesmpncy isach hoit
I ," T:.\''TION.-usk teor the, maeric
i'cmpoundaa and pusrcha~se oncly eof thce agec1
l'ras'o I 511'
lFor Sah-' hiv Pi. Me. Cohecn Chnarlesti
1 ;entri zht & m .alit tColuimbinc; 'Z. 1), i
I 'mamdenl't ad taii hea pirinciapal iDruggist in
thci 'onilty toiwns thcroucghcout thme State:
Hro'wani, Lcc & Co.,
\'a for che N A l' oif S.4A LUDA MA
li' H~ iTI' HM. CO.''N iJUUl and1 You
- Eanbibates.
r. FOR SHERIFF.
QD The friesnds of A. R. Brad,
R. ham, Esq., announce him as a candidate fo
R.. the office of Sheriff at the next election.
C, March 29th, 1849, 24td
ud
ud 0 1We are autlorized t(
k, announce MALLY BROG DON, Esq. t
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff'of Sum
oer District, at the next Election;
of
rr rZI Ve are autlhorized tc
-re announce Col. JOHN C. RIIAME, a can
a. didate for the office of Sheriff, at the ensu
Or, ing Election.
is
The Fricnds of Rielaarm
. B. BROWN, announce him as a Candi
'a date for the Office of Sheriff of Sumate
u District at the ensuing Election.
Is,
to (TWe are authorized to announce Maj
to JOHN BALLARD, as a candidate fI
is- Sheriff at the ensuing election.
As.
we The fricuads of Williamal
or A. COLCLOUGil, Esq., announce hin
as a :andidate for Sheriff' at the nex
ko Election.
in
irn (1"W e are atuthorized t<
to announce DANIEL 11. RICIIIIOIIUR
or a candidate for the office of Clerk at ti:
to ensuing election.
re ,_ _ .
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
. yrWe are authorized to
7, announceJOIlN V DARGAN, a candi
n- date for T'Iax Collector, for Claremon
th County, at the next Election.
1W
ed
. ( " ( We are authorized t<
11g announce ALEXANi)El WATTS, Esi
as a Candidate for Tax Collector, of Clare
mont county at Lite ensning Election,
MANY FRIENDS.
. . The Friends of D
ne Mc LAURIN, Esq., announce him as
r- Candidate for mhe Oflice of Clerk of ti
ng Court of Common f'leas, at the ensuiw
ed Election.
ne Oct ), 50 tf
no
1%i The Friends of Rev
at FRiElRCK itUS11, unnounce him as t
Candidate for the oflice of Ordinary, at thi
next election.
Nov. 13th, 1850 3 tf
i The Friends of Thos
I. .. .t11Il, annmem him an:a a camidato fo
d- the office of Tax collector. for the Conty o
Claremont.
by Nov.emibrrG, 1850 2
all
i We are authorized
li. to announne Capt. J. W. 'rut'K{1' ns a can
didate for ''ax C'ollector for Salem Comty. a
the nett election.
Oct. 16th. tM.IMO 51 tf
li -.'r The Frienad( oir.iist
. :. Wil Iii-. 19. aanummein as a Candidate
for Tanx Collecn r of Claremont county at th
ofnext Elecnion,
Fare Reduced to $20 fron
17."1 af
Charleston to New-York,.
rut TIIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROA
of CIARLESTON, 8. C,
et. I, AV ING time Wharf at thme foot cn
a.Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after ti<
arrival af time Souathrn cars, via Wll,
to AllN;TON, andl WEIlI)N, N. C. l'E
ia- TJEitSBUli, ilIClI.\ONI), to WASil
-INGTO N, IIAl.I'lMORE, 1Pi11LAl)EL
' lillA. and N. YOlRK.
' Thpuicis respe'ctful!v informoed ta
mf h tarr of thmis hine, from Ch('iarlesta
;tao ihnimington, are in first rate condacitiont
'anid are niavigatedl by well known ammd expe
i rieniced comumnanders, anal thlie riliroads ar
eini tine ordier,tiheraeby securiang safetyV bat]
*,. andc dispjaatchm. A TI'llItOU Il i''K E
re-. hav ingm al ready baeemn im opaeration wilt b
Ily contaimnued on and after the first of Oc1
I1 419, as a permanetl arranmgemet. frao,
C'harlnestaon to New Yoark. l'asenge~ar
iil, av ailinag thIeiselves5 thereof, will h mave thI
aih o aptimon eithemar to cont imnue. withouimt del~a
tI th roughi the n rote aoar iithierwiie, to stopa
y ny of the interimediate points, reneaawin
n'thimar a ts on thme lama to suit their conave
""n mience.' Ilv timis route t ra lla'rs imai
rei *achI New'York n time third dlav dlurm
hinmeasshlurs. kaggagat wail he' ickete
aon boardthe Stearnecr tao W'elon, as l ike
wise-c on t he changLe of cars, at time intertuim
iid iate points from thlenmce to N. York.
Tharoughvi Tickets4 6Pf) eachci, can a lonme h'
lic' h aad fromn i*, WI NSL(W, Atsenat of tim
Vt. Wlmingtonr amnd Ram leigh It. It. Com~am
sat th timce ofti~a'0 thea~ (Commpuany foot of 1,ami
,,remns-stree.t, to whmom please apaply. Fa.
sida other uiformation iquire' of
I .. C. UNCA N,
i. A t the A mearic'ant l ie, ChImarle.ttonm S .
i- Milay 9 0.5 1 y
ITRAVELLERS
dIv ARLE IN vITEn To) c'A .1. AT1
k y )lt (;ENT1i.E.\ilEN.
Co ,rnae-- of .llect'ing. and .llarket' .Sfreen
S~A il ai Rll TSno or.
inei I .inen amid aMuslinm Shirts, imadlei
the latest l"ashliona, anad ai the best M ateri
als, superior work nn masipi, tandi
Dankin's Celebrated
PATTERtN.
WS. A. I ).\NKIN is. the ignala inven
taor aof thma system of cuttinag Shirts thn
I .NNN' l'\T lN has receive<i
rythae utamhtaIaied coa m medationas of! gentlI
-rn aana'n ini all hparts of time I' nted Stattes, an:
at been? i pronotuunmtcedf ver/,et.
iat The sumpriority oft Dhain's Pat tern ove
of all time late imuihtaos of it, is mmniversaii'
blI. ac know ~vlaaege.-Thea. yoke is fit ted mneat2
nid t lie naeck andai shalmaalters ctinou vam.e
andai conasequent ly does mnot chlate or anno;11
thei wearer.
ai-n ci Ireuuucint 4 stacassurc's Ia
krai a31a1 !Mhiirtm umade Ii
its ~ Ai,Sf) l"(t SAi.E
I- INsOrtn Sintts AsNi DRuAWEns of (Cotto1
h'. Silk, Cottlonm, Wiooleni amid othier dlesirmahl,
fli kindas, D)resscinjg (aowni, Rnmssia Delta
Ii. Suspaienders, l laif I lose, Glioves', Cravat
amid 1 latnkerchmiefsc, (readly ihemmted.) Stock
3m, Opera Tiea, Canmet, Umb rellac, Soap, l'er
ay fueaery. Andl a great variety of othec
all goods sumitabato for Genrtlemencm.
- Lr The prices at this Fstablishmen
are moderate and aniforan-andi the hamsi
ness so coniducted ats to secure the custor
- of t hose who once pturchase from us.
Oct. 2~, 1850, 49 ftf
4
SUPERIOR CABID
F1EDERICK CLARK, NOS.
Would respectfully inform the people o
r ceived front his Manufactory in the City
CABINET FURNITURE, ever off'ered in
of style or workinanship, cannot be surpasi
lie also invites those who na about to y
prices--satisfied that they will he met wit
Am onq heis Stock now on .A
- 'War'drobes
Book Cases
Centre Tables
- Sof'as
Divans
Sofa 'T'ables
Dressing Bureaus
Marble Top Wash Stands
Mahogany Do. do.
A MI'hNG DESKS in great varici
I
- 105 and 19
(t'All Furniture safely pac
Jan II, 1 -50.
(1111 Oticrs,
(AEORis.5 WV. MIORGAN,
-
SI 'JM'11R l.tVll.li, S. C.
( fir' ( Itti',1- Ifa, ,r -S4.arrl of A. C. SrAr\'s
Smrrorir ilb-. .inr a 32-tf
Law Notice,
The sub4crilers have this day formed a
co-partner.-hp in the praictice of L..aw.
T. 11. 1"itA1S1"lt,
L. L. FItASl'R, Jit.
Ja n 1. 1150. ly
(ollllbia ';ltilc'tictllent.
SCOTT & EWART,
NO. 1, .\lEltChI.iN'A T' ItOW,
Keep eonrtrin: y on) hinl a general assort
' ni'nt fit
Hardware & Groceries,
Dpillows . V .': .\nv i, llanie~crs, &ce.,
P'iarino.. .o w-, t 'n r, I eel Sr paare,~a
Mill (riak. .\lil S-rew--. \Wrag Irons,
ill Spr u4ll. \1 ri-d G;rdgerns, &c.,
. t -alein4d l ' r. Nails, lioes,
I'lorni .l, n b, . I ron anl Steel, Locks,
WVindowl F.::enin, l'runing Shears,
\Vhai le', S a rm :i .i I riU l ( ils,
Varnish, Po in., 'aint lrusbes,
White I.ead. warrantedl pure, muanufac
Iureil by \eeritt & lrother, with
a larger and we li , eletted stock of Shelf
IlIarware tts ( a.rv.
A '.
Sugar Coae, ' ao l'es, Flour, Spices,
Teas, &c. \ny rele not answering to
description given w ll he exchanged, and
all sold at tma=' !!y low prices for Cash.
R.-' (O(thiD d-hvered at Rail Road De
pot free f char re.
Jai 10, 1,'.3. ly
011111, GL.1N & E llTIIlN
Wholesale and Retail,
I. M 1OiR RI.ON, & CJO.
- Ft lIST .$'a I NaRT 1 II F1 Tll:s .tARK1,T~
H t \l. (4)' i.' a0 ln Innd a fuill arnd
, compll. tP -: .;n at ('IINA, I, isA S
- ili -.1/,Tl:.\ H-luti/-:, togther with
enra\i a-.4oruaI! at li lt )IXT.-'IAi A ,'a,)
atrl. and .: l h: an. if the rlirm, they flatter
e2 $ ii-siiatm tao puir In-pr, boath inice
arnd qua~lty.
\V\l ia . IaSrT.\l.1 Va iir.ril
The 'uI:o , r ha h. arilrngerent f or
i ofh I *th n patr'naia.ed hrirn hiuat ye-ar.
' A. t pra , *. i,. .1 -tuirantiia tharin a lo)iv a,
- ennt hae atilr.-d.
r .j ay -e ri- .I .31RGAN.
Webb Clark's Hotel,
~( SJ./T Erp I TLLEA, S. C'.,
N, Th La l''! i. sitrrated in the most
liihm mt a rr ofi the towt n. TPhe
" Prprr-ar wdl b Ie phclease to see
hisi frwndsl, rad th ti'ra ellinig pnbilri; prom
isn to sarE no i w~ rtiorns n lis part to
Irendehr thiem crnritabile. Chaergecs rea
\VlIlt1l CI.ARK,
A, F. Allen,
P l.A ST'l: Inlt .\ \hl)il l UCKlIA VliR,
11:) ine th a cona!--rable experience in
th l bow l u 4 ' hu IinesiCs, reSpect.
_ n_ y trtbv 4 t abre of~ All puaetron
n__ 4!'4-a4e ~ of the ub.e . ll bse tr tr
(ed t a , .H Ia' \vert da wv-th rnearlness
andri i:0,: .:u. l u~ :rrarntedl to give satis
fo'tiaon. 1.i4 ir) in rmshed in superior
r style.
- .Irune l-'21:
BreShool Books,
OfI-ve I tar.pat 4i tramii t he lilemen
tarsy Spllr to . ma :09 Greek4, inh1itd
ingat anonearyr 0i ..! l: udl, foar Sale by
A. .1. &v '. .\OS81S.
Wmn. Aliston Gourdin,
Iis prepar ad tot mta' liberal advanwes
oni ai Consirfmnents of
r Rie IC otE tosan C'or., Su.gar,
Flost r, (.irais., liny, &~c.
t Ri r~re me4r..---rs . (Gourttdin, Matthi
- essen't, & Co., Geoarge A. lIlply,.Alot12.O
Esj1.. Greaenvilla. S. C. .Yle
Anril''l I 50j~. 26 1y
ET FURNITUREW
195 AND 107 KING ST EE
f Sumter -District, that he has recently 4
of New York, the choicest ass
the Southern market, and which
ed.
urchase, to call and o'amino his it
i general approval.
fan d, are the latest Styles of
Card 'Tables
Piano Stools
Mahogany Rockers
Bedsteads
Dinin Tables
Arm Chairs
Mahogany Chairs
Walnut Do.
&c. &c. &c.
SO
'.
rCderick Cliak,
7 King Street, Victoria Riange,
Charleston, .
ed for Transportatiu.
11 ly
tarlcston 2bcrtiseclnts.
W. A. KENT &IVIITCHELL,
FASHIONABLE
Clothing and Out-Fitting
E 8 T A B L I S I M E N T,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 268 King-street, corner of
Wentworth, Charleston, S. C.
Purchasers will find at all times a full
and complete stock of Gent's.
READ YMADIE CL OTHING
A RTICLES.
W. A. KENT. . II. MITCHELL
M'Ianufactory 113 Wasafisadka
Stores~ N. V.
May 18.-0. 30 (f
Trout & DeLange,
COMMISS1 ON 4fER CHIIA.NT,',
No. 112, EAST BAY,
Charleston, S. C.
Keep constantly on hand, a large assnrt.
ment of Fresh burnt Stone Lime Rosen
dle Cement, Plaster of Paris, New York
Marble Lime, Philadelphia white do., Gyp
sum, or Farmers manuring Plaster, }'ire
and Hlearth Bricks, Plastering Bair, and
Buildingt Materials in general.
ORl)IRM left with Messrs. J. T. SOL.
OMONS & CO. will meet with prompt
attention.
Jan 2.3 ly
HARMONIC INSTITUTE,
FERDINAND ZOGBAUMI,
Importer of
MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT8,
King street. Sign of the Lyre,
Charleston, S. C.
Edward C. Thatn
AND
GEN'L. COMMISSION MERCHANT
.N.- 21A Vendue. Ranmge, Chaurle~ston, S. C.
Keeps always on hand a general Stock of
C~roceries, &c., anid disposes of every deo
criptiont of Produce at private sale.
M. IeReferen'ces :
MC.Monnecam, Esq., and Col. Juiir~s
Ganrsnex-. Jan 23. ti
Wr. C. Dukes & Son,
FACTORS,
AND
C'O2WM!SSION M R R CH ANTS,
-Tu ATJ.ANTI i Wraur,
Chazrleston, .S. C.
Jan 23 ly
Paul T, Villepigue,
F"AC TO0R,
G;ESE RA L Co)MMlIIsoN .IE RCHANT,
Acco'it)IoJATIoN WrAnrI,
~ (.Charlston, S. C.
IMPROVED ENDLESS CHAIN
Water Elevators,
All Persons wvishingr tihe above Elevators
can be supplied by the Subscriber, who is
the Agent for thme District of Sumter S. C..
R. F. LIGON.
Sumterville, Oc t. 31st 1849. 1 ly
20,000 lbs, Iron Assorted,
5,000 yd.. O.;nahurgx,
5,000 ydbs. lHrown .hirinag and .hetrcing,
5,000 ydla. ilume Diometstic and Ticking.,
S half barreb'. No. 1, Macrkee.
Fresh Xoda. Winet and LIImon (rackers. and
erived, anid for sale, by
Febi,27, A. J. & P. 310SES.
REMOVAL
OF THE~
T he unde.rsi end has in g Ri mov
ber W. sjhh'sh~% Newt l rk '&
v ored by is fnrie ndt andith ir ne , 0
enraly bingt lledifi at hi - 'e ar
ne ttmconisinlg of a largeo and ncl ..n
sortment, &c.
R. S. MELLETT.
Gin Bands.
1000 Feet 4 inch Copper riveted G'in
hlands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rlubber Cloth,
Blrussels Carp.etinig, togrether with a full
assort ment of Ca rriage T'rmmomi ngs, Oi'.,
P'ainits, Varnish & c. For Sale ,by
A. J1. & P'. NlOSES.
A liicR Nol't21101mt of Spir
it gass La~mps. Also, the Spirit-gass
For sale by
L. Ar
In hand for the purchase of Negroes of
either sox. Apply to