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gen Die &oub5d9e oer Snoianer fbd9t.
9Sle leoob oieie 6duier bel Dem Man9el
an Waloun9 9ebout peroen lolten, lit
nlbt pobl ob5uieben. 2(u6 in Der gta=
be finoen iie nur wenie Sulfe, wenn es
ibnen etrpa iber @inter an Nobrun9ss
mitteln feblen ioQte. Sine ein5i9e pobl=
beifeate Souerej worauf fib Sbifs uno
anoere 8drten uno 5oblreitbe 6eeroen BON
3i9en, pferoen, Ginopieb &c. bsfinoen 40
Weilen bon Der QniieoIun9 entfernt, 1T
Die ein5ise Sdlfe. ouf pelbe ite etpa rebs
men fonnten. 2(ub feblt e6 in Der @es
9eno an Bilo. Oie na65iebenoen Mor-
monen, oenen 6r. eptte be9e9nete. paren
ni6t minoer in trourieen llmltdnoen. -
Sbre SbIen poren meilf 9efoQen coer
per5ebrt, uno bic 8d9en ftimmerllb NIT
oen Wliltbfdben belpannt. 2(u0 feblte
es Der @elealbatt tbeillpeile an 2(rbets'
frGften oa Die meliten iun9en uno frdfti=
gen Wdnner in Goof's Battalion nab
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ier, 50 planta9en: 3utferbduIsr uno 632
Mobnbduler uno anoere 9sbduoe, einl9e
&iyben, &apeQea u.i.m. nit sin9eiblol=
fen, ourb oielen fiji rbterldben Sturm ger:
fort wuroen. 80 Wenlben pelloren, 70
piel man biz ieet tpeib, ibr eeben, oo6
9laubt man, oaB iib bic pirflibe Nn5abl
tpeit bober belaufe, oa Die Nobri6ten BON
ben entfernten Sbeilen oer Sni iel mob feb
len. Die 3eituneen BON Samoifa la9en,
oaB oas oaourb unter oer 8epolferun9 per
urlobte @leno 70 CROP iei, Dap man cine
Deafl6rift an Die 8e9ierun9 lpesen9hls
fe uno lnteritaeun9 ein9ereldbt babe.
2tngeI.Sahfen. - Wit eiuem e9ens
tbdmliben Selbf9efdble uno Stole nen1
men iib Die 2merfaner en9liiber j Nbfunft
gtabeommen Der anglo Saxons''. =
gSer ino oieIe 2(n9eliabien2 Gbrlibe
DeutGbe, ipie mir aub, uno Die Imerfa
net beesnnen tib oapurb gu ebenoemlel.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-04

Scmlnl HHH ole l(pletpte SV|t petPFII
Sc itnp Der b6fen Oinae prel;
ilnp aQe piele gonfuftcn
S6mmt BON Der l(nncraticn.
Nh lpdre Dclt rabcim Qeblieten,
QDir bitteu icBt nod GtbuB uno Srieoen,
0littt 8antbrucb, glenr unb Srrbru6,
I'm alien Ortcn lleberfuB.
9aB nun in bicfsln nrucn Sabr
O16dt' Ule6 mCrnPm lpic e6 mar;
9ics 1T mcm Wunfcb uno tanu es fCin,
@c GclIt Sbr gudb barob erfrcu'n.
Gan3 I1her trinat Die ndbIte Q8abl
Tins aus bcs ScIfes arc6rr 3obl
Nud RinCn nCurn Dre0bcnt,
Ser Gb Seott ODER 8aplor nsnnt.
Str mi6t ba6 mantbts Ne9iment
Sloet 9T1erifo marIthiertc,
9Tcil infer weiier sprCltpent
Gttcn lanqe &riea bort fhbrte.
Siel junas mdnnsr fhaarten Ith
lin unfrs freen Sabnen,
9ir frch linc mutbia, ritterIiN
SrciipilIi9 9ienlte nabmen.
Die Stoten, bic tte bort berridbtet,
9inb 0Ac m6alihf treu berihtet
Tcn oes G5clfcs fsrnen Silten
Orauoen ftc burtb biele WIlten,
Slabmen 96rftr, Stdpte. $anb,
8is gum ftillen mesrss Gtranb;
0ur6 Die lsste Selbsntbat
Siel Die ltpI5e Saileritaps
9oh, es ,piro mir niebt sslin9en,
Sbre 3batcn su tcltnaen,
wrt' ieb dIlc fte eridbIen
QB0ro' itb mclnen 3wrf Uerfebleu,
Senn piee SteimhCn, febltebt unb fIein,
&oGts ia Elm Wunih mr. lsln.
Drum mill obnc an}uhaltcu
NNeine whnlbe i6 entfaItcn
3utrlt minftt itb fir Scbermann
QDas CT (th fslttt nur pinit6cn Fam,
Damn folat fir jcrem ein3cln nad
Go etrpas mas CT aerne maa.
3usrit oes Srieoens lBiecerfebr
Iuf allcn Slursn uno rem Mser';
Nuf unIrm 9on3en eroenruub
grneurs ltb Der Sriepsnsbuno.
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Dem ftib'aen Sannmann ,pnnIhe ltb
Seut taulenofacten Seasn,
Sa bat CT felbit, gang ittbe:Itb,
SIM S'rinaIten nidte paaeatn.
Sen 9tdotsrn, bic init feB'9er 5ano
Ganbperf unb &unit betrelten,
Dab lte IN ibrrm fthmcren Stanp'
Witbt cbue Sunprn kIcibcn.
Irbeit jecer fu6'9eu 6anb,
Sauer jCcem Srsunr1haftetano.
6dncIevn itete cen belten Nreie,
S6uIern immcr 9uten SlViB.
6au6be0Bern bcbe Nenten
3titun9sfttreibern 9utIeritentcn,
Sle in biCIem ncuen Sabr'
Simmer ipafer Sablen baar
Sle Ssrf6bruna aQeu 8enbrn
Sie 8NIunobCir msinen Srcunpen.
6ubftbe Oldnusr allen G66nrn
9ic ith nah rsm b'fano Gebneu.
Wenn bic 1Gelt pirb fortbstteben,
Oi6ae Nues tefer aeben;
3Benn Naen reithlib 3u9emrfTen,
8leitt aub Der DrWfer ni6t perssfen
9m aro6en 6rrrn wiB mo 9srfano
wohI su rcaieren unier Saterlanp,
Scu 9lrmterbaltern GdperG Saren,
9em 8clte m6aen 2baler patbirn;
ltun m6qe QHes 70 aeceiben
SaB Sscermann ittb Fam erfreuen.
Grncut fei ttets rie quite Seit,
ga tIrbt uns ferne jepee $cip.
ltno nun, mein Q8unl6 1T talo boQIbrad
3Bobl, wenn CT eueb Ssv9nlaen macbt;
ltno BAH ieb etipas hrin pcr9r0en
Sitt' mir bic @tulp nitht 3u5umeden;
0as wuni6sn bleibt itets cine DlaaG
3umal 70 frIb am Sleujabrsta9e:
Sa ncllcn Nns, Grc6 uno &lein,
2tuf einmal sratnllret ieln.
QSenn i'd curb meius Ncujabresatt
gub bsute ta6 erfreuet babe
W69't rpenn es f6mmt gum Sbenfen
2luh beute al MIDI penfen:
Gin flenes 81 ota Sene,
Stt's mas idb 9erne nebme.
lphn'ths fir Gin mcnis Saar
0iclee &luf gum 0leuen Sahr.
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II. A35+ Stemst0g Dcn H. sJ0mtt0r, 1S4S.
2nssfeaSc 9Smttn,er 10.
e5abrg. 3, ga,,se Siman. A35 .

= = & $ = $ ] $
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Sin Sabr, Gin qan5ee, lansee Sabr
ST wierer blnNei6wunoen
limo lpie ee itete aebrduhlitb mar,
&cmm' iet su friben @tunocn,
gu trinacn picle 0lcuQfcit,
Su winItben, mas gutb at erfrrut:
Gin neucs Sabr, bes &utsn piel,
&url allies mas man baten mill.
Bum Gpai1r ba6' ich nit Seba6t
Dir QSnuitbe bier in 9fGlm aebrabt,
gs rpiro gudb nicbt UCrpriCBen
@cnIt nero ids talo br1hIieBcn.
Wiro aueb Itbon mantbrr Bunltb berfeblt,.
60 Gaa' ids tob aans uupcrbNblt:
Gas wnnfhGu 1T itcts cine $ult,
0em 3eitun9etrd9sr ,pobl benuBt.
Gin Stnftliet auf cas alte Sabr,
9as aeitcrn erit OCraangrm
SCtet 2llcs nie Ce aina uno mar,
Wtan miro nitt mebr perIanaen
Bon mir, ais pa6 idD feiner 3rit
8erittte jepe S(eulafeit.
Gacs mas ttb 5uactraaen'
Gud in Sdloe on5ula9en.
Der 966pftr bat uns reid ttlobnt
Scm 6unasrtcpe uns Derftbcnt;
0ic NiQs, Die er ne bCfhecrt,
Sat Siele, ou6er uns erndbrt.
95icl Gtbife truaGn fort oen Geaen,
Ger nus beftbctrt auf allen We9ca;
ltno infer $anp, ih Gaa' cs aerm
2Sar Srlaubs Ginger Scfnun9sttern
0as mar wob cine cute Seit
Sn IN FERN sance melt uno brett,
$50 Scper, ccr nit 8luB ith rcat
9en &chn pafIr nacb Seaule trdSt
Sur feblte nns, Sbr rpiBt es CUR,
Gin immer mcbierwiluG @ut,
Ger Srieoe, renn CT mar Ucrtannt
Ourcb Grie9 nit unIerm Sla6barlanb
Sn unIerm $anb', NOS Scle re9iert,
ltno Samss Dolf bas Stucsr fibrt,
Sa scb'n bic Saeben pfmals frunm
SIN obern gapitolium.
3uertt bob CT Den Savif au6
9aun rannt' er fort in pcIlrm &auf,
grflarte &riea Dem 0ahbarIano,
Wsil sr's 70 fit ssrotben fanO,
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Gin Nndtlit auf cae ate Sabr

STII UIIWVIIW WIII UNb WIZ =
9as aeitcrn erit Oeraan9em
3rst allies mie ce Aina unc 10
Otan miro nidbt mebr UerI0na'
Ycn mir, ais pa6 ih felner 81
8eritbte jere S(enlateit.
Gacs mas ftb suaetraaenl
gueb in SdIoe an5ula9en.
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"1pims gu leben uno ebne Surdbt gu taeen.''
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-05
Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office, Sumterville,
S. c.. April l, lS49.
A-Thonas NJ Anderson, WIN. G Astfn,
Mrs. Sarah Allen.
B-James s Brockington, Richard B.
Brown, A Belk, DR.. Win. II Brown, F S
Belser, Caleb B;rchmore, Miss Charlotte
Brumby. Jacob Britton, Mrs. L II Brunson,
John E. Brown, Jesse Baker, = NJ Butler,
John Ballard, Mrs. Caroline Brown, + S
Belser.
C-Jeff,rson Crosswell, Mrs. A Col
clough, Mrs. WIN. Colclough. Mrs. E NJ
Cuttlno, G p Cooke, Gen. s r Chandler,
Augustus Conway.
E-Miss NJ DuBose, Anthony Davis,
Mrs. F. E Dingle, Miss E NJ David, E B
Davis, Mrs. DuPre, L Dinkins.
E-Beuj. Evans.
F-Dr. Fielder.
G-Thomas D Gerald, John Gillett, Hen
ry Gardner, w C Query.
Holm NJ. Hughes, Mrs. Eliz'h Harvin,
Isaac Holland, D NJ Herriott, L EIayns-
worth, VIM Iicaron.
John D Jones. Mrs. Jennings, Wm a
James.
K--Fred'k Kolb, IVm G Kennedy.
L.-Rchard f Lgon.
M-Jarith Miller, Henry L Mcintosh,
Lewis Mayrant Afariah Mcleod, Lieut.. C..
S Afellett, MI. NJ. Murphy, r 2 NJ Corklc
Nfrs Jane Mccoy, Peter McLochlin, VIM E
Miller.
N-IIenrietta Nevilla, A A Ncttles.
Rev, w II Robert, David Rogers
Charles Richardson, Mrs p Ricks.
S-W G Stuart, Thomas Sanders, Miss
Margaret E Spann, Col Il r Spann, w 7
Sheriff, Edward G Syfan.
V-Edgar G Vaughan. .
W-Afrs Asland Wilder, Miss Sarah
Whitworth, Thomas N Wall, VIM B Wat
son.
REV. John Zimmerman.
HENRY HAYNSWORTH, p. M.
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NEW GOODS.
A. w MITE, g. CO.

Inform their customers and the public
generally, that they are receiving their
SPRING STOCK from New York.
Their senior partner is now in Charleston
completing their stock-which they will sell
as low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or to prompt custo-
n,ers. Call and examine our stock, and we
t1atter ourselves we " i'll not fail to give salts
faction.
They would also inform their friends that,
having lately become agents for the sale of
FULTON OSNABURGS. they are now
prepared to supply that article in any desira-
bic quantities upon as low terms as it has
ever been purchased in this place. Prices
as follows:--9 l-2 cents per the bale; 10 do.
per the piece. and l l do. per yard for all less
er quantities upon time; each yard warranted
to weigh ol'a.
March 20, lS4S
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Notice.

MISS HORT "a az eofnpl lance With the
wishes OF her. friends. has opened HIGH
SCHOQ Ltor Young dies, for which she;
trusts that the sadyantag ges Of education and
the experience at fsa long course Of yours, de-,
voted to the dutiea Of s. Teacher, have duly,
prepared her. Her numb will be5 lnitad:i
and che viii, ndeavoE 10 procure, ss soon as
her prospects vii warrant Il, such assistance
as as will ensure the high standard at which
she aims. IS Z. Il i ;ssss.sssS y
Her5term are, per session Of five months:3
Forigeneral instruction, including
Vocal Music, .:sf. 3. $25 90
Music, 3ss n. IN .t. .g3. 2 ~ 90
Use Of instrument per session, 2 90
French or, other Languages, ~. 20 90
Drawing Pencil and Painting
in Water Colors, -. 15 90
Miss HORT is erecting a coinmodious School
House, and board can be procured in highly
respectfully families.
Payments required at the end of each
session, or at the time when any pupil is
Withdrawn from the school. No allowance
made for absence unless on account of ill
ncss.
April S, ls4s. % Ct
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& I, g LscxHEA ATS sAoAI aiar..27, ls4s.
ORDER M Os--; :Yi - flEt
The following Rsgiments viii parade for
Review and Drill, at the times and places
stated below,sviz: :E:,
The both and 44th Regiments Of Infantry
at Sumteryille, on Tuesday the 2nd day OF
May next 81
& The upper Battalion Of the 3lst Regiment
OF Infantry at, Kingstree, on Friday, the 9th
of May next
The Lower Battalion at Georgetown, on
Tuesday the 9th Of May. 55
The 33rd Regiment OF Infantry at Con-
wayboro, on Saturday, the 18th May.
The 32nd Regiment Of Infantry at or near
Marion Court House, on Tuesday the 18th
May. ~
The 3Oth Regiment Of Infantry at BEN
nettsville. on Thursday, the 18th Of May. St
Tho 29th Regiment of Infantry at or near
Darlington Court House, on Saturday, the
Goth Of May. {.
The 2sth Regiment Of Infantry at or near
Chesterfield Court House, on Tuesday the
23rd of May,
The 21st Regiment of Infantry at Lam
casteryille, op Saturday, the 9th of May.
The 22nd Regiment Of Infantry at Cam
den. on Tuesday, the 30,h of May.
The Cavalry will parade by companies,
squadrons, or regiments Of the 4th Division,
as the Major General may direct and be
prepared for Inspection.
The line will be formed ready for Review
at IL o'clock, m.
The commissioned and non-commissioned
officers will assemble the day previous. on
their respective parade grounds, for drill and
instruction.
The Major General will, with his staff; at
tend the reviews.
The Brig. Generals are charged with the
extension of this order TO their respective
commands, and will attend with their staff
the reviews in their Brigades.
BY order of the Commander-in-Ch Chief
]. w. CANTEY.
Adj. and Insp'r Gen'L
April 5, l64s. 23 Ct
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Bradford Springs For Sale,

This well known and desirable situation
fora SUMMER RETREAT, is offered Tor
sale; and presents chance for handsome
speculation.
The Tract contains 1916 acres; Of which
$50 acres is under fence, and 400 acres have
been cleared 1t is situated on the main
Road from Camden to Sumterville: about Is
miles from each; and gives name to the
Range Of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
much expence, and converted into Female
Seminary. The main building is l2O feet
long-has from 25 to 80 Ro1ns-some of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
12O feet of Piazza; 60 feet of Balcony; wide
Passages, and staircase handsome Base
ment; all necessary out.buildings; and air
and water pure as the mountains.
Two commodious Cabins are attached,
! with five Rooms, 2 fire places and Piazza.
A second settlement is close by on this land,
affording accommodations of every kind for a
family. "A great many fine springsgush from
the sides of these hills, afforling the scites
of numerous settlements; which in time will
doubtless be established here, since the great
impediment, the Santee and Wateree swamps
are now overcome by the Camden Branch
Road. 1t is splendid situation for an Acad-
emy, Male or Female; or for Boarding
House for the summer; or for a summer Re-
treat for gentleman OF fortune.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash down; the re-
mainder in five annual instalments, with in.
terest payable annually, we'll secured. To
an approved purchaser the time of payment
may be altered. Purchasers to pay for ne
cessary papers.
Apply at Sumterville, s. C.. to
w. E. RICHARDSON,
Agent to Sell
18th March, ls4a. 20 If
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Twcnty :p!llolIal.rssRe eyyardl!,.

z Runaway from the subscriber on the End
named RAeHAE as' eaSses years ss1s s aora
She has q scaft On one 81 3 hsr sheaksi much
hair on her head; very long foot, the big toe
projecting much hey yond the others, TIE
above reward will De paid 10 any person that
will deliver her IL me to the sJailer Of any
District in this State, 20 that I get; her. She
is believed to- be harbofed siii tho Bethel
neighborhood and STUNT teryille occasionally. Z
3 Dim B. MILLER.
Sumter Dist: Mar. II 90 IS ss
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House OF Entertainment,
MANCHESTER. 8 e.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally. that he is
ready to receive and accommodate persons
travelling by Rail Road to and from Charles
ton. His House is only two and half miles
from the Manchester Depot; breakfast will
be ready at 5 o'clock every morning, or SOON
er il required. Every attention will be paid
to the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their company. His table will be fur
nished with the best the country affords. He
will also take good care of Horses that NAV
be left in his care, until their owners re-
turn from Charleston.
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Manchester, March q, lS4S % St
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THE TWO HEAPS.

see in this world, said the. Rev. John
Newton, two heaps-one Of human happiness
and one Of misery: now, if can take but the
smallest bit from the second heap, and add it
tn the. first, | carry point. II, as I go home,
a child has dropped penny, and if by giving
It another, can wipe away it's tears, / feel
that have done something. | should be
glad to do great thugs. but will not neg
slect such little ones as this.
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Notice.

WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS, takes this bbbori,,-
nifty of informing the voters Of Clatsndon.
that ne is no longer candidat6 for Repre.
sentative at the ensuing election; to INV
trends at whose earnest solicitation, I CON.
sented to appear before the people, can onlv
say, that Though l feel fatteered bv thai,
nomination, must beg leave to decline tia
honor they would confer on me- 3, 9.s
March =, l64S. 10 81 S
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SUFFERING LETTER.

certain old woman took from the post
office in the town of C., n letter. Not know
ing how to read, and being anxious to know
the contents supposing it to be from one of
her absent sons, she called on a person near,
to read the letter to her. He accordingly be-
gan and read: CHARLESTON, June q, 1921.
"Dear Mother,'- making a stop to
find out what followed Gas the writing was
rather bad) the old lady exclaimed 10, tis
from poor Jerry, he al'cays suffered,
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In w;1la@sse,e wI1Ia@1cerX, Ii,,, hqfen 1sas 1s'm'

Pursuant to an order made by Chancellor
James J. Caldwell at the present term. The
creditors of David s. McClary, deceased, are
required to prove their claims before the
Commissioner according to law, by the first
day Of January next.
ILEY COLEMAN, C. E. w, D.
Kingstree, March 0, le4S, 20 At
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Dry Goods i'm Charleston.
The subscriber would invite the attention
Of Planters and Families who may visit
Charleston to his stock of
RICH, FANCY, AND STAPLE
plalQ GOODS,
Having made large additions to his room
the past season. he IS able to offer greater In.
ducements than ever before, to hiss friends.
and customers, and confidently invites atten-
ton to his STOCK as the So 49, 49,
Most ErtersiUe in So,sflse,.,,
Country. q
1t is intended to embrace eyery articla in
the Dry Goods Line.
Our front sales room will contain com.
plete assortment of -.ssS.zs$ -
LADIES' RICH DRESS GOODS.
Silks. Muslins, Barege,, Cashmeres, Alpac-
cas-, Bombazines, Sha,cls, !Mantles,
Mantillas, Visettes, dc.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Linens, Linen Fabrics, Hosiery, dc. dc.
In our Domestic Rooms will be found
very full assortment Of Domestics.
Negro Goods, Blankets,
OsRaburgs, &c. &c.
UParticular attention paid to this depart
ment OF our business. And Planters will
find our stock and prices well worthy their
attention.
Onr facilities for purchasing goods, .
such, that we are able to offer them at such
prices as defy 00Tgs'is;G'; E W n.n,,nor.r
253 King st. Charleston, s. c.
N. BIN our wholesale rooms, we offer
a large and we'll selected STOCK to Mer-
chants for cash or approved paper, at such
prices as are well worthy the attention of
close buyers, for close markets
!: March l, l64S. I6 lv
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Williamsburg Distrfca.

A1N S1tfA1tCCNXsEtss 4 b Sr-,.ls 81
Edward J. Porter, Assignee (
for the use of
"a ssss >ss5i vs.. B{(E,
John ,. Nc Clary, WI.
liam H. Brown and his
" wife, Mary r. at, al.
1t appearing to,the satisfaction Of the Com
missioner, that William H. Brown and Mary
r his wife, two defendants in the above case,
reside beyond the limits of this State: On
motion of N. G. Rich, compl,ts. Sol'r., It is
ordered, that they do plead, answer and de-
muir to the said Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise the
bill will be taken pro. confeaso, as to them,
ILEY COLEMAN, c. E. w. D.
Kingstree, Feb. IS, 1S4s. 20 lam3
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Estray.

Daniel Driggers tolls before me black
horse' blind in the right eye; marked with
harness; about fifteen hands high; twelve or
n,teen NJ years old; appraised at Ten Dollars.
The horse may be found at MIR. Drggers' on
the u road leading from Carter's Crossing on
Scape O'or, TO Camden.
a. SCARBOROUGH, Magistrate.
Sumter Dist, Mar. 6, le4s.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-05
WISTAR'S BALShM OF WILD CHER
RY
the great remedy for

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the great remedy for
COZ s u NJ z I'ION
And the best medicine known to man for
Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Coughs, Colds,
Bleeding of the Lungs, shortness of
Breath. pains and weakness in
the side, breast, etc, and all
other diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
A very important disease over which this
"Balsam" exerts very powerful influence,
is that of
DISEASED LIVER
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more efficacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer-
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies and when
MERCURY has been resorted to in vain, the
use of this Balsam has restored the LIVER
~ healthy action, and in many instances
PERMANENT CURES,
after every known remedy. had failed to pro-
duce this desired effect.
Besides it's astonishing efficacy in the dis
eases above mentioned, we also find it a very
effectual remedy in ASTHMA, complaint
~ "nSA ~ Hao pceh e"teLSlVely uSeu WIN
decided success. even in cases Of years stand
ing.
Il not only emanates from regular Phys
ician, but has also been we'll tested in all the
complaints for which it is recommended. It
) is not my intention, therefore either to cloak
It in mystery, or in any way deceive the pub
lie by overrating it's virtues; on the contrary,
shall simply endeavour to give brief state
ment Of its usefulness, and flatter myself that
its surprising efficacy will enable me to fur
nisll such proofs of its virtues as will satisfy
the most incredulous, that Consumption may
and aCAN BE CURED" if this medicine
be resorted to in time.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville, by
DR.. J. l. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina.