The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, July 29, 1851, Image 5
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The tuitehurg labrite
the Nf kern and Weiern 1s I1 s the
dhairlestun Columbia and u
Due Daily at : w 1.2 P DI
t ose-Dai at -
N MAIl., VIA M'IT. 1i0
D11 a1t :8 U. 1Ai
.0tiadny at : '. 31
, KINGSTRrE MAIL.
Due Saturday at :. 6 P. M
Ulea Tuesday at 5 P. Ml
VANCES FERRY MAIL
D A Wtlsesdays &. Sundays st 6 P. M
CI6sea Friday and. Monday at 5 1'. M
PLOWDENS AILL IAIL.
Duelonday at 8 P. M
Uloseqgaturday at : 5 1. M
PUL'T'ON MAIL VIA STATEBURG.
buO Monday Wednesdty and Friday.
Closes Monday Wednesday and Friday.
BISHJOP VILLE, MECHANICSVILLE
ILIi1GROVE, MT. ELON, PLEAS
ANT VIEW, &C., VIA CAMDEN.
D ue Wedeiesdays & Saturdays at 6 1-2 r.m
Closes- Tuesdays 4- Fridays at 5 r. N
OFFICE HOURS.
Will open every day at 6 . A. M
Vill close at - 12 1-2 P. M
Will open at - - 2 1.2 P. M
'Will close at - - 7 P. M
July 2, 1851. 3 tf
CAMDEN HOTEL
JS NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TWE
TRAVELLING PIUBLIC.
IT is an excellent anti commodious building
new and well fitted up, and lately put in a
#late of complete repair. The room. are large
oSm and airy; fine 'amily parlors well futrnish.
The Table will be supplied with every thing
which an exaellent country market will aflird
attended by the best servants.
The BA R will be supplied with the choic exl
Wines and Liquors,
The STABLES are well fitted tp; attendee
by carefuls and experitnced 1lontlers, and wel
supplied with Prrovender,
Also Lots prepared for the accomdlation o:
Drovers, wit h excellent water coniveniences.
There will at ill times, lie an Onimisi ir
attendance to convey ptssengers to and fron
.the Depot.
The ubscriber having had several years er
-pestnce in lie above businesa, feels confilent
In saying in that lie will be able to give gesserni
satislhction to all who may favor himn with
their natroiage, as is! is determined to use every
exertion onl his part to please.
II. J. WILSON.
June 11th, 1851. 33 Im.
Spring and Summer Goods.
The stibscriber will receive in a few days a
handsome assortment of Spring and buniier
Goods, co-sitisng In vat p as t'ollows:
CALIGOES; Ginghaasit, French, English and
American; Chtmbrey; Plaid Muslin; Or
-gandy do., P'rsited Jacoct; Ombra emb'd.
Swiss Muslin; Plaid Swiss do.; Dotted do.
do. Bereges;
Laco Mantillas; Linen Cambric Ilkfi. from
12 1-2 to $7; Jeny Lind Scarfs; Belts; Blonde
Veils, Black Silk Lace do.; Esmsbr'd Cuffi; de
Sleeves; Worked Collars; Laces. Edgings and
Insertingi; Agate Buttons for Dreses; Linen
Goods of various qualidie, flosiery, Cloves.
Fans; Parasols, of all qualities; Umibrella;
Embrd. Satchels; Combs, Urushes, Perfumery,
&c. &e.
ihfde31 Made Clothing.
.Drab (beaver) Ifats, black do., high and low
crown; Panama, Ltghorn, Straw, Paln Ieal
S ad P'earl Sporting do.
Groceries.
Cofl'co, Sugars. Molasses, Salt, White isne and
Cider Vinegar; Rice ; Peer lcSpice, Ginger;
,Picklos; Wmio, Soda and Butter Crackers;1-igs
Raitsinis; Ginger Preserves; Sardines, Starch
S oap, Candles, &c. &o.
Segars.
10,000 Fine Snaniesh Segars; half spaniish do,
Eldorado, G1old Leaf, Ronsgh and Ikcady, and1
cotmimon Tobacceo, for sale low for cash or tt
punctual cutstomners, by W. J. FtA NCIS.
Und'er the ollice of thne Sumter lanniser.
April2
WATEREE HOUSEs
(L-ATE PLA NTERS' IOTEL,)
CAMDEN S. C.
TH'1 l Susbstcriber haiviung purchased this
extensive ansd weoll knsown Easabbshmenut,
aand :baving added largely to its convensience
Wnd -comfort, by a ncow addleitioni of Furniture
endit thorotugh and comsplete repa:irs, begs
leave to iniormn thse Plsic, that lie u
psrepared to cntertain sill whlo ma~y favor
him with a cadl, in a tianner hitheertu
unknown in ethoe town of Camnden.
.He deemis it unnewcessary to nmake any
,pledges, only so far ats to sty that ht'Ai Tm.E
ill be supplied daily as well Oassy ins the
titate; attended b~y polite anid atteentive
Servants.
is S-rAntsi~d, will be botintifully supplied
with Proveneder and attended bsy the very
best Hustlers.
No pains will be apared to keep a quiet
aned orderly House.
HI. HlOLLEYMAN.
Camden, June 4, il, 34 3m.
Improved Cotton Gins,
Tlhankfusl for past fsivours the subscriber wish
fa isd Inform the public thiat lie still mianufac
ltures Cotton Gins at. Is establishmesnt In tte.
burg, on the most improved and approved plait,
whlich he tinks that the cottusn ghmsed on onea
of those gis of the late imnprmovemnent is worth
at least a qturter of a centt more thtan the cot.
ton ginned tin the ordiunary giin. lie also nman
iactures them on the taost sini. constructions,
of the finest fisishl and of the best mnaterlalu' ; te
wit, Steel Stnws anti Steel l'latedl libs Case
hsardloned which he will sell for $2 per Saw.
lie also repairs old ginis and puts them in conme
plete order tt the shorest niotice. A ll orders foe
Gins will be promsptly anid piun ctually attended
so. .WILLIAMN EL.ISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist,8S.-C.- April 23, 26 t
Bounty Land Claims.
fse ifialesiygst d tenades his services iWi tlb
prosecution ans cssllectioni of clale for "0O1lli
cers and Soldier. who have bien enigaged ill
the-M~ilitary servIces of the Uisatedh States.'
Jfls farilities are such as to ensure the pirotopt
at ~~tontlo. R. M. DYSON, Agent.
Sgmteryili, A pril 30th, 1851 27 tf
IEUNN & DUR YE A.
WitOLESLAIT AND RETAIL
Clothing Warehouse,
No. 238 King street,
SAUNUBL 0. DUNN, cA Lsus
3OhiH aunfYRa, CHA) ETN .
Ma ie,1851 50 i
*NElce,
eroa d againat the E4t
Ita 1II' Dac'd, are regniestet
to p~6 ~ ehii~f~~ sted, and those in
ile~bted i d n to
C. &. 1I.CH ARDSON,
Srling ad. Summer Goods,
The S oibsiobr now r ig his SPRING
OCK4F tOOIDS# W ho oflirs to the
-riduceld pricou;-consisting in part as
laws$,
Plain Eartsto Ginghams,
86id Colors
8"prtine China
SJid Colon Orgando Lawns,
Printed n" go Go
Embroidered " Mu-lin,
Solid " ,, .
Wove Thread Lace,
Jaconet Edging,
" Inserting,
Swiss ,
"lilortfn'g,
Aphia Lace Capen,
Sup'rfine6" "Ribbom Trimmed,
Ladies balloon leuv,.s,
" Needled worked Cqllarp,
"o "s . Mourning;
" Carnation firaid
"f Barige Tritutnings,
" Ribbon ''
" Silk Pendanto, Trimmings,
" Neck Itibbon "
" lilack and colored Kid Gloves,
" Silk Paranols,
" Cotton "
Printed bluslins,
Figured "
Solid -1
Chambray Ginghnns,
Brown and Drab Linen Drills,
Blue Demin,
Cotton Ades,
Swims and Mull Muslins,
Linen Canbrick I lankerchlefs,
Marion 'laid and Stripod Ilomeepun,
Alarl boro " " " "
English Lon. Cloths,
Charleston 1-8 and 4-4 Shirtingi,
Granitville 7-8and .1-4
DeKalb Cotton Osnaburg,..
Spragues Fancy Prints Culois warrented,
Lnghsh' " " " ,.
" Furniinre Prints,
" liording "
Laies Black and colored Gaiters,
",8al Skin 811ipperai,
"f " 6 "I aking Shoes
Gents Illack and colored (,niters,
" Fur ain Silk liats,
L eghborn and i'anna Hats.
of Palnetto Inta,
" PamlCaf lIntS,
GItOCEltlE8, IIAltDWARE AND CROCK.
EMY, &ce. &c.
ALSO
20 Barreli bet Ilahlinore Flour,
5 Kegs best Gcoshen Butter,
12 miaen fine nglitli Cheeve,
All of which he ollera low for cash or to punctual
custottner.
'P. J. DINKINS.
April 9, 1851 21 if
JAMES E. SPEAR & CO.
Wlolesale and lnetail Dentlers
IN
Wadtches, Jewelry. Silver Wre.
P.lzg Goods, Regalia, Jfc. No.
235 King Street, opposite H1asell
CHA lLESTON, S. C.
The Eueberlibrs wokid requievt Merelinnts
(nd others viihing Charleston to eall anl ex
arine their Asdw irtntt, conmprie-itg none of the
largest in the 'ity. Cotaixlent that their priren
will coplre fAnvidrable wt.h those ofntny other
and the quality of t7ery article is warrunted..
Parnicular atteution >aid'to- orli-.. FEvery
variety of Yegalia for .lamatnw, Udd' Fellow',
and Sons of Temperce
Agents fur Wilders Fire Prooi *.Lr.s.
Oct. 2ilah, I%) I if
South-Carolina--Sumter Dist,
Whereas8 I have thits day taken. pw-es
sion (an Ordinary of said District) ol the
porayntal prop,'rty afi drrele(t of John
Hlanks late of Sitnternileo dee'd; nid I
avail nyself of thi2,; mtouthod to notify all
persons indebted to the dec'd to inake on1i
nediate payment to Ar. L U. ).anks, tiy
Agent (in tis particulair;) and thiose ht:t'.
ing demanudM tgaintst dee'd will hand uthem
in duly attested accordingtj to law.
W. LI*WlS, o. s. 1).
Aug. 2d 185O -It t f
GIN MAKING, &C,
WVe are prepared to execte~ orders' to
any extent in the above line, both for ne0w
workatnd repairs. Our Gins are not suir
passed by any made in the State, p.smot~
atli the ad vantages of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, whnich saver, a great delc
int way of reanirs. Wec ail.o use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in an antgle that
cannot passibly injure the line'st kst'ple,
with an imnprovinent 'o regula.te the mu; ing
.f (te cot tonl; our lirshl is construtedt on a
plan, giving at tince', the ad~vnttages of
Ihghtness., strentgthI and force--all Iverv
tinateriail int the ruee'ssful o'peratin of 'n
Gin. We wouild in)Vite ph~ors to call
at our .hop atnd exarni ne tor them'isl ves-,
ly, thait theoy shllh asve to c:.u.-e to com-i
pli eithter (toft ur wo.rk or prices.
C.\lINI*T ANIlNG.
Wetre o p re.ared to doi w..rk in) the
Cupiboardls, & c. &c. at .hort not.ce, on1
liberal te'rm.4.
I(!iSON & ,ROYI'IE R.
Oppos ite the Pretly'erian: chiurch.
Smteitrvtile, A pril 22!, 181J7. .21
MVAR TIN & BIRYAN,
A Nr r.N i:tla t.
C'00. 1 SS'1 ON .JRX H C1.i I 1TS,
C II A ~ 1, 1 S T1 0 N , S .C.
J3.4:Es IiAi' iN. 7To.141 .. nH vA N.
Referenctes:
M~.r. Ror~n-r Man-rtN, C'h.arleston,
"' C. J. StA NxNtN, ''amdeol~i.
A~nvAN~cts ir.'le on Cotto'n an I.t bthr
Prodluce shipped to them. ;#,'.' rt w e :
attention g "en to 'theil puch~ase of IJaig.ng
Rope, and Fambiy Supphett.
April19, 18M 21 3,n
FLORA,
Pastry Cook: amdilHaker of Cake's, <{-e: <j-c
Ollers her .servicesM to the citizens "'
Sumate~r and the ndiininag Di-n rtcts itt Ihe
prcparationl of bridal fensts, party-.supper-,
&c. lier long experience aind service~ itt
every depanrlment of her but-ine., ineil.
hter in engaging to give. etiire satisalh~:ion1
to her emnploy.ars.
Shec miay be foutnd by, application~ at the
Barber's Shop in thtit place.
Nutervillo, Jan. 8th. 1a51 11 if
A, F. Allen,
1lhaving lad co~nside~rablle excperience int
the above lite of business, resptect
JIfully policits a sharo of tho pat rotn
5ago of the public. All jobs' etrust
ed to him, will be excentedl with nloatntes
andI dhapatch , atd wa rran tedh to gi ve sit ts.
faction. Plastorinig litnishted in iunperior
style.
Jun 19 ___
W/M. C. GUEITY, M.I D. "tll promptly
stend to all profesnonal call. Is..idence oao
Mile South of Pmv idonc.
Masrah. Vth. LBM. 20 t
TI II A ANNUAL FAIR,
or *us
South Carolina Institute,
TIIE Third Annual Pair of the 8 0 U T II
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
of Art, Alelnnlcal Ingenuity and Industry,
will be held In Charleston, 8. C., opening on
Motmy, 17th November, and continuing dur.
ng tihe week.
. pecimeis in every branclh of blechani-sm,
Art and Industry ; also of Cotton, Rico, Sugar,
'Iobaceo anti nil other Agricultural Products, ar
solicited, for which suitable premiums will be
awarded.
The following special Premiums are offeredh:
For tle six best specimens of Steel made from
Spartanhurg or other Iron, the product of a
'outhern State, anti mantflicttured into Ediged
Tools of any kind--A Gold Aledal.
N. 1.-A specimen of the Steel in Bars to be
sent with the Tool.
For tle largest qutantity of Cocoons raised on
onn plintation, not less than 'rn llushels--A
Gold 3lledal or $50.
For the largest t uanlity of Spun Silk the pro
ducte of any one p ntation, not less than ien
Poundr-A Gold Mledal or Premiin (of 050.
For tle best Sea Island.Cotton Gin, onl same
new principle, spilerior t' that now itn general
use; or for any real ant important improvement
on the present onc-A Gold Aledl.
For the invention of a snitable machine for
Ptilverigin Red Pepper- -A Gold Medal.
-or mte -st St.-am En -ine--A Gold Medal.
For time best model Steam Pire Engine-A
Gold Medal.
A largoi and comnrsliouis huilding has be-n
selected for tie Exhibition. and everv are will
be rid to tJe reception and cre of Arjiciel sept
to tIhe Fair. All Specimens Inust be in by the
1311h Nomvember.
Contributor to the Fair are respoetfnllty lie
ques:ed when they forward Specimetim for Ex
hibitionsi, to %end full discriptions of tihe Artiesen.
ondencht inforntiation in general as may be of
uste, nil proper for publication.
Addre-t J. H. TAYLOR,
Chiairman of Comnittee on Correspondence.
Jtune 25th, 1851. 35 tI
ICE! ICE!!
THE Subscriber possesses a Receipt, to ena
ble any person to imiinke Ice, isn any climate.
vith but little expenIse or trouble. The proesi
is imple, And can he accomlplished by the assost
limited understanding, so as to produce from
even wanrm water, in tihe hilttest climate, a putre
ice, equal itn every e nsential to that formed by
natural cases. I'hse bisnry of always having
at on1e's will, in time heat of sknmmer. a pure ant
delicions ice, will readily be ronceded: and its
advantasm, in cases ofsickness, cannot be too
greatly prized. By this mame procesn warm
water can ho renth-redf delightfully cold in ahott
5 minutes. and is creasi. witlh many other
ltntmries. can ib tnade in fron 10 to 20 minutes.
Tie tillsiwine ntiee of tiism great discovery
is taken from tihe- New Ytork Stun:
"A li x. xximv.-Dr. Jamens R. Wil
mington pradnietn, by an artificial process, pure
nii souid ice. irorm warm waler, in the heat of
somnie r. inm le-s than half t.onr. And ho ean
renmter a barrel of water as coil an ien itself
itn a very few rminutes. This disncovery must
be of iln metm-t valse mo all living Soutih.
r.mT' .-This receipt. whitchs cirnt'mn full
instructioms for inakitig icv sand ice creatn,
cooling- water, antd numarose other useful
tinarte.rs I% i I bt forwtrdttmd to order for Two
Dollar, by aildresting
DrC JAN. R. Wrt.IrN-rOs,.
122 Nuirkan Pl.. N. 1%
One Agent only will ho ainisitted in, tach
cominty, ad thIk, emiring the agency must
foerwarad' .'n, for which the.y vill ree,-ive
37 copiet; ot the pamphlut, containing full
tne tH r 5I
A, ANDERSON,
stunnet.ri ifiv %. C.
lIttpectfuly itnform time people of Sitn.
ter Ditstrict that lie litmt , t ' vreiv. i
tmnw toffers for sat thme -ar selected anti
mo-,t choice stock of
Sprinaig ;asud Stasmnmer Goods
That has. ever bmeenm brotmghmt to this market
ile ha~s nreivedl snany new styles of S~prinmg andI
Suitinmer G~tods, wthichi purichaiiers would du
welto exa~min-- !x-br huy.i. ing4 s ii. n' hert.
lime Cloth,.Plai -ttrui f:ua- (Co'imemrs, Illammsk
ejilles ansd iFaiiy Vesmiings ctmmr~ttly osan it.
.A fill rimd targe sumply sofI Itoi.ry. (Ilov.m,
Nmu-pendesrs, C.ru vnsts, Hl:-ndikerebliefs, &. ..
all sof whvlich will h m sotldl tm thme tmost Iliberal
ttrmna, nm nI at priers to rsnit time time.
t.e ;r nnt mannimfact':red, hy time subscri
her. :mml itnaatedl tin give satisfaction. On
ders frotm t tdistanmce protmptly attendled to.
A. ANODCRISON.
Apmril 16;h, B15 25 ____ if
D. 3, WINN,
WVomIhl respmectfumlly mnfo~rm his fritnds andl
tihe putlihe c'mn rrl!y that he nmowt has cin hand
amn I ml. rs for enh- on rasonab Ile Iternt. a lar ge
as i splt tli I am-ses,-tm'-t of (lni16-t, ('n ms- rn'
mmm n ti -mu, n ithl llatsa. Casps,
.Snms ienmdt rn. f'rtivams. Nocki. firre ltarr
en, ar a] irin-r :"btimt lIr~we. 5,
Giove.m, lan-lt1.erchi--f:., I'mblrelas. Ac.
.il:nm a:,.i lb.ys li. .se y .aclu .sinslmhing of eve
ry di.eriptimm arsd vars -tr.
t iiijltte .'mm al m ry (Pit tts, fm'nm~~gs-, .Sworg[.
I', mmn-lt, r.. fu*~ srmmjhemf at 'lmtrt iar'c.
I'mminrmmmi Arr 'mter IsaIlemn (mrna:.h,:d oni
rtenabsmletrrms'.
ils i lii i st intes are prenuli:iy rich, consistring'
of fasr rin hemr irierr, :hman ever prcvioumly ex
hibhitemd in thmis mn. rb.:t,
Oct. iG. ia.mi -1 If
Them. susticri-iber ham- Removedt lis Ft'ii NI
1T ii;'vl W AUl i t ).1 to 'fr. A. J. .',os. newn
hamillinme miii tamir-) wh. ire he. illj keep conim
statmly 'in lat, it :mnral ns~or'mn'nt of Ftur
.--t.miinre. cou,-istin' in pJst of
l; h Dairg lfmu al rn. l'n aimnd
.'..I. rbh-i T1p, Sinis arm niI i.
mimn', Footi *'.tinolt. ttmanmmm, Wardtrobti,., pl-isi
amnd 31lahm'any. &amndlei mt:mmmh-, Itmim. Tiea
:unl Wo~irk TI.m hlt,. 4 'en re- di.: ( mrl,*t 3iaple.
t siice, S'luirim:. Ntsr:img andi R oc king8 Chairs of
eve-ry lh-.artton.
lmnmr 1tinme tm:ialm andm repaired at thc shotst
linm andi Msahogan sy Coinfms fuirmnishmed to or
fIL- ti!!~ mcouriine hI-- 'Vr( );c K- sI iitPat the,
I 1ll Stamnd, nt he-re atil orders in his Umne will Ie
intualtnly att:-nded~. In.
)A NL. S. SAIltF.NT.
3Muav I5
D. W. PRICE,
Rlespecsttfmliy mitrm h.nss I frien. andtt thie pulIic
g'mmralily Ith mi neta 1mn-i r'ctitd a .Newi Stiick
of1 Nit .Nm; A N 1 M '3i :i1 GOt i)S tcmmm-t.
ing~ if mnt:til (lths of i rimn< lKindsi andm cosl
tir-. limne tmi-nesm, liUlsk .' itripied, his,lee
tiln mot Veinte. 8:mint. tm k mind White mmt'lar
oeitlles, l.men- ttiev-a kitmI. I I mndkrhemi. 4 rm.
nt ilmhing anrymlmmg inhm lin n' i mlo n~.elI iseamli.
Gamimmmin tim menn h. mmilse itt th sh miortmest nmotice.
.teh 2(thm, 1':1 2i I
N~egro Shoes,
PTh.. enhlserribser hmam miado ne ran-.tesments ftor
tihe mmanimmthet ri nof frtom Foumr tto Five Thoumsmmandi
patirt 4of thme nae tartimle. by thse FA 1.1,. Fomr
referencet its tom mlit y, m he nutib rmitme.pctftmlly
ref- frpertmm .s int h tmay h e tdispotsedi tim pumrischs
oft hmim, tit thoset wstihmpatroied imm lsast vienr.
A-* t, piric hit nt ill Knaratntee: thmm nma lix its
camn lie iahllrrded.
*Alay "22 "2 ml J. MORG.N
......i... '....tokenn oo 8nie!
atid and. .'liiocco a mii sri and, Tiem..
N0GR silt0 ES,5 &o. &c.
---. 1.50
Plamntaiona Leather, for sal o
I Under~ the Offeo of the Sumter Banner.
N. CRANE,
U1an1sa1fac-taltrer of Iluggies,
LIGIT CAltRIAGES, & E ,
Rtuirns his sincere thanks toY
the citienu of Sumter District
For their liberal patronage hither.
to bestowed and begm leave to inform tIhem that
Ito kccp conittantly on hand the above article.
uf his own mnufacture and warrants the saine
to be of the bejst material, workinanship, and of
the latest style. Ills prices Plmuil conmpet with
te Charlet'iton grices. sand as to duralility, no
comparimon; to be colvitnced. , voU will plefe
call at his Otrriage liepuStiury on Ilroad Street,
tnder the Town Ifall and exaruine for your
wiv es.
Willh twenty yert experiene, and Libertys
nii,
He'll vie with the country and the arts of
hi trade.
llay 1-1th, 1851 29 tf
LIVER COMPLAINT)
LTaundice, ' Djs ppia, Chrone or
Nervous -bility./, .Disea8e of
the Kidneys,
and all
Discases Aris.
ing from a Disorder
ed Liv'r or Stomach,
stuch asR ConIstipation, ini
ward Piles. FIullnr ss, or blood
to the R[ead, A cidity of the Sto.
mach, Kauea, lJearthurn. Dis
7us8t F , l')d, .Fulles8 02' we14i/Zht in
the S9ornach, Sou:r I!srata(tions,1
Sinkinqi or Fitttering at the
Pit of the iji7oack. Simn
71 (Itltf tI [earl. [/.ied
and d .,!ieult Breating,
fluttering at t/t' Heart,
G It o k: i n :g u r
S11Tocatinq sensations wi-hen in a
Lt i k) * )qstiare. 1dmn <f
I 7.ion. Iuts or IWebq be
*fore the Siq/lat, Fever
a110l d'ill pain in the
IfI-ad, 1'ticny
ot' the
Sicin and 1'e. pain
in the Side, Back, ('h:-1,
LiIb.q, c.. Sudden Fin.thes
0,f II'.at. I?n1ing in the- Flesh,
onstant inliay'nin.,9 of Evil. and
Great Deprcssion of Spirits, -an be
IWF1',('IT L - CIT R FD BY
DR. IIOOFLANDIS
CWctPrntedc1 f.'rusain E tteru,
DR. C. M. JA( 'KSON,
AT T;I
G~ uE mIr -1.vt S TO RE,
Wo 1*2; .%:-f-1 St.. Ph~ideipisa..
Thri pnirer ne'rr th/e' aont'r ehscan's as not er
-lierl. ift ripeiile,!. by ar nater jrpariation in the
Un itcd St, a i currs attei'Wfst. In inmany cases
Thele liitter, are n lrtliy the nl'tention ofinl
nlid!s. Po 7enin rreat virn" in th:-O rectifica
inn cf disea-ve of i lie .itr an lter ginds,
'%.'rning the mot' *:irebin g powers in w%"rak.
i.sn al le.ctin of th.- mng--ative organls, they
re, n ithal, util, "(e1:611 a.nd pI-lant.
RI -A) AN) IK ('t)NVINCEI).
CHAS. 1tan"I7 1:. -i., it:a on. S1.1.. in a
ette1r to 1)r. Jack.1:1..ln- I, I CAU. said
"MY wife nod nvyseifhave received! mrarelhen
fit frn yelolr i o i than nity other we hav I
ver t - lnfor th1 I' *tE,a 'r1l firer diseae.'"
"T r TI:rrn 1.1:',.ro." gluhti-hed.t at W'.ood.
teck, V.1.,.Jann tt 10. 1 '.-9saijd
" Aih ' It F.\ 31)iClN1:.''
'~e.n.' unift~ C.rral v r and f-07n reenm
non'i:i 1 iingt Ph-- p t i ml iv f 'tv riona Pute'nt
r wo.rthy o '.0 -- i'. th.-t ";,a.,n jjitrers. in
,.-nn0', by f- Il, / -?, .r.;i petir-ri by Dr.
neiilj'iii-- !:iti 7 h'ryi tst.l. ba'. fj .11-i tir1 -;r lr
h~ trt'.litiot. Ilit.-i:': 7':; 1:att 'm'ili -r. 71 ** ii of'
lIr. .\t n11 . : t 'i 9 tiA 771.. of' 'hIa coun'tyt. wa:s
:ery, "--rio!s tfli : 37 ni- .i'er cornfltlainl,
nd aiTir ',.try 'nuit 'aluiB r.--n...Ii,.e. he
IIrch.: edt a b. th ith rs , -in-! - t il m; .,
n 'toly, thatI' - :-..- - ui h . o le i di
tred enire! ii h"'th ' '*v'F(T
.er'~: 3 'I 1No 'i's~, bentlnan with ir.'at
ei.-r'If..' 'Iwl bI' ar att linten t .id in his
'NIpw IT:: Wra: t'. 11r :;'jrn," l'lnua7.
y 6. Fsr. . ii C r, r 31'
'jl'n. l : . a Ini.' p .' lalk rr.'' .nI ts'I
ot I 't;"'n *;. ':g to h- i uim* * s ( in.
nad-- .. ie.r are 'o..' r.. ans..jI' by oneifih
n-, . -- r I. !a s a ''f t.: Itr: ti :tl
he. bit iA it bri m;7 h.0r lhhn doo iloti' ni,
(le (ti7 trt itt- ranitI-r i 'ileatit aind hye
.-repel.u' do.o- 'nth tsraly t~uheoi -talw
SaIs o th 'iu-r un S'tinth-r--erin i' e cni
Juln 1.1,- l4 o -:4-n . 0yp'--~, le iiy
1 V.
OcT We are aithorised t
announa'ce T. J. DfilKINS, Eq., a daiWidat
for Clerk of the Ctti at NuY Glectio.
. ANY RES.
April 16th 1841 25 tf
i 5- The Friends oftW
LEWIS announce him a Candidate for th
office of Ordinary, at the ensuing election i
January next.
AMANY VOTERS.
Feb. 19th, 1851 17 tf
Uciz The Friends of Rev
F REDERICK RUSH, announce him as i
Candidate for the office of Ordinary,at tdu
ncxt election.
Nov. 13th, 1850 a t
82 .fESsRs. EDITORS: YOUwillpleasean
nounce Mr. AM11OS A. N KTTLE8 a candidat
for Ordinary of Sumter District at the nexteelee
lion and oblige 3ANY VOTERS.
Jan. 29th, 1851 14 tf
FOR SHERIFF.
Di The friends of A. I. Brad.
ham1, Esq., announco him an a candidate foi
the office of Sheriff at the next election.
March 29th, 1849, 24td
0"rWe are authorized to
announce IALLY BROGDON, Euq. a
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Sum,
Qr District,at the next Election.
1*WVe are alitaorized to
*nnotnce Col. JOHN C. RIHAME, a can.
lidate for the office ofSheriff, at the ensu.
ong Election.
The Friends of ichard
. BROWN, announce him na a Candi.
Ate for the Officc of Sheriff of Sumte
'trict;at the enaning Election.
J v'e arC -uthorized to announce AMaj,
IOjLN BALLARD, as a candidate fc
.heritr at the enmuing election.
Tihe frietds of WVilinn
4. COLCLOUGH, Esq, announce him
; a tandidate for Sheriff at the next
Election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
Os .ifts. EDiToas: Please armnounce
Mr, JOHN F. BALLARD, a candidate forTax
Co!!ector, at the next election, and ohli
MANY V ERS.
F,-brarv 5'h. 1451 t5 if
ei We are amnorized to
aninounceJOIN W DARGAN, a camdi.
late for Tax Collector, for Claremenit
County, at the next Election.
(flJF We arc authorized to
knnounce ALEXANDER A TVAT, Esq.
isa Candidate for Tax Collectororf Clare.
mont county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIENDS.
WEP The Friends of Thos,
-MIT1, announco him as a candidate for
the ofleu of Tax Collector, for the County 0l
Claremont.
NoveumberG, 1850 2
tOSa We are authorized
to announce Ca t. J. W. STLCK EY as a can.
didate for Tax collector for Salem County, at
the next election.
Oct. 111th, IM 5- tf
07.7r he Fr'ie ud j'gJoha
G. W II1 li E, Esq. annuanco ninm as a Candidate
for Tax Coileck r of Clarcemont county at the
next Elecion,
?atu Noticts,
GEORIGE W. MIORGAlN,
SU-ITEILY Eiti, S. C.
or ? Oflco~ .ne door Sou h of A. C. Sr.ts
$umnlerville, June 5 Sla
Law Notice,
The~ sutbscrtbers havie thais day formied a
co-p:urtnerahip in theo pr:ice of Law,.
T. IT. F'ItASERI,
L. L. FRASER, Jn.
Office at Sumaterville.
Ja n 1, 1,.51. Jy
WIJLUAM G. KENINEDY,
.11 iTEEV ELLE. .% C.
Wiall practice tn the Coutans of Law, for Sum
ter, lticlandel Kersha~w and D~arlington.
OFFICE AT SUMTE RI'L.LE.
Jan. 1st, ICI 10 if
ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A. J, & P. MOSES,
tlaring recreed their FALL,1 AND)WINTElR
ITOCh', now ofler at their commodious W~are
II lf)10LESAI lE A ND R ETA Il
The lar-'e.t and most variel asmortment of
Goueds, \'ares, and 3Merchaaaizec, to be found
ini oant.rville, ix :LDry Goed.s. Grocerieis,
trlcke'ry, llardware., Cutlery.nn edil uged Tools,
Iloat.. Capa. uandl ltiot., lhots and Shoes,
.M Iiry an:l flrae..s. Sile, l'pper and Patent
l.ather, Carriage Trinmming, mecluding Axes,
.,pring,- and 31lalleaible Castings.
l1t) Sacks Smtit.
Snieedsl and Eat lish Iron, bro-ad and narrowt
hars, square and round do. Iloop, Bland, and
li'der .ron.
5Itl0 yards flagging
To.e.thier niithe Ruope. hTwine, &c.
.t l it k >l. IhOOKS A N!) STA TIONA RY.
Theli at'.enion of Teaclherq is particularly re.
q te to ,hie nbovo nOs faom our immense
stock aniy qantt y or kind cain be obtined.
We h,:ng (te mosit completme nuoertnent of
R iEA D Y .M A DE C1.O T II IN G
that has ever heent brought to this market, to
gacthuer w. itha Cloth,, Cuaimere, and Veshtings
Comec anud be
(l'A RI'ETIV(, fl AlZ1E AND RUOS
10.0 yards carpeting, Rugs to match, and stout
lIhwkuag ltzte.
Wie can snpply any quantity. qtalih -, or colonu
if jaint aw( l an reommoendl our 'las. as ti
quat~li y ande a' Charleston prices.
PATisNT' .AllDClNis OF ALL KINDS
ine'ndinag DSr. .Jayne's Famnily .Medicines. One
flat. Fresh Iliiops inst opene..
latters wall find it to their adlvanta ge toex
amin otnr liianket, an-l Negro Goodsa as we
cusel 5thtaem,, at low as any Chaarlest,n hlouse,
Dcemb,-r -ith, 1851) i f
CHAIRS!I CHAIRS!!
Sihgn-lokn Caina seat Do,
P2 douen Cain goat anud Wir. or Settin,
(Chair. foir sale low. Apply to
A. J. & P. 4OSES.
Family Carriage,
A fir.a raIto family ctarriage, built to ordi
and btoi little the worse of wear, can b
hao-aht for about one fourth its yalue b
appi~'ng to T'. .7. COGilIAN.
J une 25;h., 1A.1 85 ldt
-A lloeeir anadeomisasss
MERCOHANT.
NO 19 VBNDUE RAN,0i
CHARLk81tON, S. -C.
Unreserved Sales of DRY GOODS twice a
week at his Sales itooma. Liberal advances
I Iiade oh all edtss enta.
November 6, 10 2 if
T. E. CLYDE,
Wholesale and Retail
Under Odd Fellow's Hall, Mecting Street
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
DEALER IN
Sugar, Cofi-e, Molasses, Wines, Liqours,
Salt, &c. . AGF.NT FOR
Canton Tea Companj,'s Cebrated Black
and Green Teas.
Oct. 2, 1050 49 ti
W. A, KENT & MITCHELL,
FASHIONABLE
Clothing and Out-Fitting
EST A BLI SH MEN T,
MASONIC JIALL,
No. 268 King-strot., corner of
Wentworth, Charleston, S. C.
Purchasers will find at all time. a full
and complete stock of Gent's.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ARTICLES.
W. A. KENT. G. If. MITCHELL
IIManufactory 113 Waslhingto
Stores N. Y.
May 1849. 30 tif
Trout & DeLange,
COMMISSION IER CHANTS,
No. 112, EAST BAY,
Charleston, 8. C.
Keep constantly on hand, a large assort.
ment of Fresh burnt Stone Lime, Rosen
dale Cement; Plaster of Paris, New York
Marble Lime, Philadelphia white do., Gyp
sum, or Farmers manurin& Plaster, Fire
and Ihearth Bricks, Plastering Hair, and
Building Materials in general.
ORDE RS left with Messrs. J. T. SOL.
OMONS & CO. will meet with prompt
attention.
Ian 23 Ny
HARMONIC INSTITUTE,
FERDINAND ZOGBAUM,
Importer of
MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
King street, Sign of the 1Ire,
Charleston, S. C.
iTRAVELLERS
ARE INVITED TO CALL AT
FASIlIONADI.E FURNISHING STORE
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Corner of leeting and Market Streets
SEAR TiE c inLtr.EsToN -OTE.L.
Fine Linen and Muslin Shirts, made in
the latest Fashion, and of the best Mlateri.
ale, superior workmannnship, amnd
Dankin's Celebrated
PATTERN.O
W. A. DANKIN is the original Inven
tor of the system of cutting Slirts by
measurement.
DANKIN'S PATTERN has received
the unqualified commuendationis of gentle
mnen im all parts of the United States, and
been pronounced verfcec.
TIhe snperiority of DtanAin's Pattern ever
all the laice imitations of it, is universally
acknowledged.--..The yoke is fitted neatly
to the neck and shoulers weithout seams,
and consequently does not chafe or annoy
the wearer.
GeuntIentensM uneasures ta
ken aund Shairts asade to
order at short unotice.
AiLSO) FOR SALE.
UsNEn SilrnTs AN!) DHAl~wNS of Cotton
Silk, Cotton, WVoolen and oilher desirable
kinds, Drgessing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspenders, Half Hose, Gloves, Cravats
andl Hankerchiefs, (ready hemmed.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per.
fusery. And a gre-it variety of other
goods suitable for Gentlemen.
UD The pries at tis Establishment
are moderate and uniform-and the busi
ness so conducted as to secure the custom
of those who once purchase from us.
Oct. 2, 1850 49 f
IMPROVED ENDLESS CHAIN
Water Elevators,
All Persons wishing the above Elevators
can be supplied by the Subscriber, who is
the Agent for the District of Sumter S. C.
R. F. LIGON.
Sumaterville, Oct. 21st 1840. 1 ly
20,000 lbs, Iron Assorted,
5,000 yda.. Ornahluirgs,
5,000 yda. Clrown shirting and sheeting,
5,000 yds. llue l~omaestic andl Ticking.,
5 half barrcl., No. I, Mackerel,
Fresh Soda. Wine andl Lemon Cracker. and
a fresh supply of all kinds of G~oode just re
eived, and for sale, by
Fob 27, A. J. & P. MOSES.
RElM0VAL
The under. gmd hnving Rtemoved one door
below Win. Wnhh's New York Store, would
resportfulily solicit the patironago heretofore fa
vored by is friendla anml the cit izens of Sumter
generallry, being uatified that hie can accommo
dais them with anty articles in htis line of btui
neas, consisting of a large nnd well selected its,
uortmlent, &p.
II. 8. MELIS.r
Gin Bands.
1000 Feet 4 inell Copper riveted Gin
Bands.
Oil Ploor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpeting, together with a fu)
assortment p.f Carriagui rmmings, Oi'.s
PaintR, Varnish &c. For Sale .by
A. J. & P. MOSES.
DeKa~lb Factory,
r HavI taken the Agency of the%.
ther AftSfn& At l 4h
at Factory prices. ,& . bE
-yy a PN SS
IL4 .4
Q,4
For the Removal and Permanent C pt
NERVOUS DISEASES r;
And of those Complaints which -are caused'by as J.
paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the
NERVOUS 8.YITEE.
This beautiful and conrenient aplcaion of ths.,e,
terious powers of GALVANISM an MAONETI8M
bees pronounced by distinguished physicians,
Eurp. and the United States, to be t e .st
elcinal discovery of the .Ne.
Drs ORD18TE'S GALVANI BELT
and
MAGNETIC FLUID,
Is od with the oat perfoct and certain success Is alb
came of
GENERAL DED'ILI'y,
trengthening the weakened body, giving tasIe o his
various organs, and invigorating the entire a ALe
In FITS, CRAMP. PARALYSIS and PALSY, DySr
SIA or INDIGESTION. RHIEUMATISM. ACUTE eel
CHRONIC. GOUT. EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO.. DEAY
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS. FALPITATION. OF
TIlE IHEART, APOPLEXY, - NEURALO'A .- PAINS
in the DIand - CHEST, LIVER COiMPLAIi Tk. INAI,
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SWNI4 Hip
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEY', DEFJ
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ERERGY p
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which compirinta tri. /
from one simple cause-namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous Systeta
(1- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and Med.
clues increase the dierase. for they weaken the vital enes
gles of the already prostrated system; while, under the
strngthening, 1lie.giving, vitallaing influence of Gal.
vanlus, as applied y tis boautifut and wondef.-ul die.
covery, the exhaustOd patient and weakened sufferer iS
restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,
consists In the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
euerd pplicatien. in place of the usual mode of drag.
ging, and hsickin the patient, tiU exhausted Nat.r
slaks bope esly under the infliction.
2ey strengthen the whole system, rgualize the cires
taties of the blod, p,-omets the secrerguns, and aser da,
the sligAtest injfry under any circrsmstances. SinetLheir
introduction in the United btates, only three yeals ainee
more than
00,000 Persons
including all ages, classes unit conditions, among whieb
were a large saluber of hdie,. who are pecullarly subset
twxNervon Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY OURED,
when all hope of relief had bean given ua and every
thng eLse oeen tried In vain!
To IlUustote the use of the GALVANIC BEL'M
suppose the ease of a person afflicted P--ith that base oW
livilization, DYSPEP'i iA, or any other Chronic or Nerv
ta Disorder. In ordinary cases, stignulants - taken,
which, by their action on the nerves and mus soof the,
stomach. afford tevaparary relief tut which are the
patient in a lower state. and with injured factsiles, ater
ths ection thus excited has ceased. Now compet this
with the etect resulting from the application of the GAL
VANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic eutrarer. even in the'
worst symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the Body. using the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
In a short period the insensible perspiration will act o
the positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Gal
vanic circulation which will pass nn so the negative, an
thence back again to the positare, thus keeping up acon
Uinous Oalvanie circulation throughout the systen.
Thus the most sevese cases of DsSPEPSIA are tER
MIANENTI.Y CUItED. A FEW DAVS IS AMPI.
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEAPE O
YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMCNIALS
Of the anost Undotabted Character,
From al pasts of the country could be g--stt
Ill every column :n this panper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
whIch conclusively proves that
" Truth Is stranger than FictionP
CURE OiF
Rhetunatism, Bronchitis and Dyspapsfr,
R1EV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
of New Jersey, of distinguished attaInments and! ::ate4.
relputation:
Storery, New Jeraey, .Y'arytt, ISIS.
Ds. A. If. Cnassm-Djear Sir : 's*a w Ish to know of'
me what has been the rasna rn my oawn case, er the
application of THEl ti~tr.VANIC BkLT AND NECiC.
LACE. Miy reid; 5s as toliows:
For about twenty yeers I had been suffering Bern
Dyspepela. Every year the symp toms became worse,
nor cousld I obatain permnuaent relaef from any courae
of moedical treatment whatover. About foveren yeare
siece, In consequence of frequent exposure to the
weather, In the discharge of my pastoral datleI
became sutgject to a severe chronla Rheaumatism, whc
for year anter year. caused me aidescribable -anguis.
arther : in tihe winter of '45 end '48, Ia com
guence of preachin~g a great deal in my own ana
various other chorcese in ,this region, I was attached
by the Bronchitis, which son became so severe s
to require an immedalate suslmension of my pastoral
labors. My nserreus syjtre'a wase nets theress~gy pree
lreted, and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
mny lays5peias and Rheumatic alfection--thua evincing
that these isorders wvere conanected with each ether
through the mneditum of the Nervous Systesa ha the
whole pharmacopea there seemned to he no remedial
agent which could teach and recuperate my Nervous
Sysm; orery thang that I hid tried for this proe had
comipletely fade d. AtilastlIwas ledhbynmy ftlanto ex
amine your Inventions, and (though wIth no ver sa
guine hovpee of their edilciency) Idetermnined to tr the
eect oft the application of the GA LVANiC BELT AND
NECK LACEV, with thae MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
in June, 1846. To esv oncaT aivoshasusscnr, an zwe
nays str Dvsrrssa meap foatr; sa srout, nays I wee
ExisaLKo vo aassenz sty rae.it. L&sons, reon stavs I
sar essars.o a sisar.v sakvacs Os accotia? or TUS
Baascamye ; an tsr Kt~ssahc arrreimo- e as ame.
vas.v crassD ro raeunt.K s'. Such is the wender.
jhl snd happy results of the experiment.
I have recommended the BDP.LT and FLUID inay
who have bean likewise sufierinag from Nenrali Se.
lions. They have tried them, wsviu asarrt as~tas, I
askutvs, an armty cass.
I am, udear sir, Tery respectfull ou~re,
DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all complaints affecting thea Throat or Head,
such as BronchItis, lunlammation of the Threat. N'ervea
and Sieh Headache. DIzziness oif the Heed, Neusralg~ In
the Face, Buzzing or Rloarinag in the FEars, elna
which is enerally Nerrous, and that distresatag oqg
philut, oalli Tic oloreux.
DR. CHRISTIE'S ~
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vest service In cases of Convuslalons or Fits.
Spasmodic Comnplaints, ad general Nervoua Afatitons
of the Htead and upper eutremiities. Also in Palsy and,
Paralysis, and all diseases caused by a denlcieney of poweg
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs of the
body.
Oj7- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the
cas.,t si of the most extraordinary character can be
given, If rsquired.
0(-No trousble or inennreneneau attends tihe use
DR.CH RISTIIES a<.I1A1l .IRT2ICLIC, a
they may be worn bsy the mast feeble and delicate, with
perfect ease and safety. In many cases the senmte
attending their uase Is Aty plensent end egresehlg
They can be sent to any part of the country.
Tb. Galvanlo Rolt, Thareeo Dollats.
Them Oalvusnic Neckince, "T Two Dollare.
Theo Ualvanie Braceleta, On'o Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, Otte Dollar.
Og-- The articles are accom pa nieel by frli and p1M
directionn. Pamp~hlets with full particulars may beha
of the authorirced Agent.
P AR T IC UL.AR C AUT ION.
hM- Seee of Csmsterfeite and IrtAIe yisilea.
D. C. MOREHElAD, M. D
OENlERAL AGENT FOlt THP.t UNITED ST~.1
532 Hecastway, Neew YtSee .
03r For a-,1o in 8umteorville, E. 'C. by D. Rt
8, &IELLETT, mathorizedl Agent ; and bf
Druggiate generally int South C~rolina.
Aug. 28, 1850, 44 ' owfly
The psleriber will rent for thec enisdagicst~
un vteonpJ10.10rirt, the retsidence dt he Jaty.
.),M ; yles, E~sq. in tatelm On..s theojree
tntsatre a enomortabise dohggljo safad
*jI nocairy Builinge, 3tj~1?Qiug 'weenltV
Aoiea Of lad~ imttnechod there t' contasining g
colnlete Tan Yard In ftini efer, tiruv
M. A. \\'Y] V9 Ar7'.