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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-30
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
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NJ. DRUCKER g. co. respectfully invite the
citizens of Camden and the public generally TO ex-
anime their well selected slock OF
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
all of which will be offered for sale at very small
advance on first cost. Their facilities for purcha-
sing Goods are such that they sell al such prI.
ces as to defy competition. They have paid par.
tcular attention to the selection of the now offered
stock, which has been selected with the greatest
care in New York and other Northern cities
Among numerous other articles, they would men-
ton the following
Cambria, Jaconet, Null and Swiss Muslin'
Cuored French Ginghams and Lawns
Mourning and cooured Benges
(olored linen and cotton Do
Assortment of Dres. and Furniture Prints
Alpaccas BUmlazines and Drab de Vlennas
Heavy black and blue-black Dress Silks
Do silk raw silk and cotton Hosiery
Sinner Ladies' and Gentemens silk and Isle Gloves
Thread, lise and cotton Edgngs
Cambria and muslin lnsertings and tdgngS
Linen Cambria llandkerchieis, at all prices
Long Lawns and Linen ambrirs
Ladies' Beage and silk Malllcs
Do Silk and Caize Cravats
Sunshades and Parasols
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Festfngs,
('rnyats Shirts Underhirts, Drawers and Suspenders
Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills
English German and French summer Cnsslmeres
Anaccas, Merno Crotnn and Mohair Coangs
Low priced Goods for Boy sand Servants wear
Black French Doeskins ,,,
Irish Linens, English and American Long Cloths
(;.utemens $ Cotton and Merlno Undershirts
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or avery descrpton and nil pricesindeed, some Of
a u nrices that cannot fail asonsh the purchaser.
hm Cn,ry Produce sells for nothing, and so DO we n!cne
ia sell Ready made Clothing lhls IL nv F'ffA''
come and convince yourselves
-ALSO-
Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Shes, Bootees and CATERS
Ladies' Pao Alto Shoes
DO F:ser. Caters, Kid and Morocco Ties
Centlenens Calf Boots sewed and pegged nj all prices
Wub variety of other articles impossible to cnlmerne
b, ali Of which will he sold CHEAPER than the cheap
eS' Ut '"' CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite The Bank Of Camden,
0n BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and
~ pints) Of the most approved brands, and Of
hyperion quality 'at.,n,s at cpocrpv
One Door Sowh ef the Banh Of C1sndeA
| Anril IL ~
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DR.. G. X. TYLER'S
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

If there ever was medicine that merited the
public praise for the great good it has done in Gu
ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be DR.. Ty-
ler's Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in "a
hours They do not operate as purgative, bur
as a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor can they fail, if used as
directed-the trial OF single box viii! prove the
above statements, therefore, it you would secure
your health, procure box OF the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. R. McKArN and F. L. ZEMP, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of
the towns and country stores.
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DR.. GcRDON'S
VEGETABLE AN1I-BlL1OUS
FAMILY PILLS.

For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Salt Rhenm
Rheumatism, Piles Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Chol
era Murbus Pains in Back Limbs and Joints, Genera
weakness Fits Consumption, Papitation Of the Heart
Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat Eyspeas Deaf.
ness Dropsy, Asthma, lchngs OF the Sk Fevers Of all
kinds Colds Guut Gravel Female Complaints, Nervous
Complaints and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD and sECREroNs OF THE LIVER AND
STOMACH.
W Every disease to which the human frame is subject,
originates from impurities of the blood arrangement Of
the digestive urgans
DR.. Gordon's Family Pills.
Eoing compounded exclusively Of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate the impurities Of the
Humau System. .
Strike at the root of the disease removing all impurities
from the body, opening the pores externally and
separating all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES fr'm the
Chye so that the blood Of which it s the origin, must be
thoroughly pire-necessarily securing free and vigorous
action the Heart, Lungs Liver and Stomach, thereby
RESTORING HEALTH by opening the pores, cleansing the
and arlrres uninpedng all the natural veins anu pu-
ryng the bood they render the system not only thorough
" sound but also i'm pevIous disease, WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED
o. Within the last twelve months, than one hun
dre Of the aggravated forms Of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
Pill and almost every other had been resored to
without auy benefit, and when death stared It's miserable
victim fully in the face If Or Gorlons Pills not
adapted the Of any but this HoRRID MALADY their
uniform in this disease alone would be sufficient to
"waft OIL fame" the Of their inventor, DENE-
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES.
W This medicine never fails cure the worstcases Of
PILES in one lneek!
For more detailed description Of the Medicine the
ner Of It's opealu the complaints it adapted to and the
cures has performed refer the reader to agents,
who will give them a pamphle, gratis.
For sale by JAMES r. MckAIN, F. j.. ZEMP Camden.
ALSO for sale all the and country in the South
pnl West.
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Yeast Powders.

These powders are an entire substitute for Yeast
in ill culinary purposes, having been impfvved by
recent chemical discovery, by which they are
rendered perfectly harmless to the Dyspepie as
well as the Epicure, and are essentially necessary
in prumoting healthy digestion.
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@ We are authorized To announce Col.
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR as a candidate for re-.
election as Senator, st the ensuing election.
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CLEVELAND'S
fmDrOVe6 Soda 6c SeftilitZ Pow

CIIEVELHNTS
improved Soda e Seftilitz Powders:
Tie almost universal employment OF Sefd1its
powders as an Aperiant and gentle laxative renders
the attainment of an article, The quality OF which
may be relied on as desirable object; whist the
fact is notorious that majority of the powde are
totally inefficient. These powders are prepared of
pure materials and put up in such manner as
to preserve their quality in any climate.
For sale at CLEVELANDS.
Aug 9 81 tt
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Wanted.
Committed

A light second handed BUGGY. Apply at this
Office. "a If Aug. %.
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I,ancaster District.

To the Voters Of Lancaster District.
GTWe are authorized to announce l.. Is.
MCATEER, as Candidate for Tax Collector
tor Lancaster District, al the next election for
that office. And Let no voter doubt the result.
but stand up for him like David did for Israel
against Goah, the champion nf the Philistines.
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March 30th, 1648.

At the kershaW Grocery,
Will he found full assortment Of FAMILY
GROCERIES,, Tobacco, Segars, &c. which will
be sold low. s. B. LEVY.
July ~ II
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MANY VOTERS.
For the Journal


To The Candidates in Lancaster District for a
seat ia Tie merit Legislature Q ofthe State.
Gen,lemen-We respectfully request you to
inform the Voters Of Lancaster District wheth-
or. If elected 10 represent them, yon will vote
fr Resolution requiring an annual published
report oil the liabilities Of each Officer and Di.
rector and Of each Member ofhe Legislature
10 the Bank ofihe State of South Carolina.
Signed by FIFTY VOTERS.
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10 Rent.

That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE RonMs, situated on broad street, oppo-
sle the Episcopal Church, and at present occupied
by A E. Allen.
Possession given on the lst October next.
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o. We are authorized to announce JEFFR
SON r. CoSNELL as a candidate for lax CoIlec
tor of Lancaster District at the ensuing elec
linn.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

Keep il before the People of Lancaster District.
We the citizen, OF this District announce ELI
C. BISHOP, Esq, as candidate for the office Of
Sheriff, Il next term. Mr.. BISHOP being a ma
tive Of District, has given us an opporu unity of
knowing him well, from his youth up to the present
time. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been we'll tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens who
know him we'll. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him to the favor and respect of each and
every voter of our District, and hope they will feel
it their duty to give him the office, as he is every
way qualified to discharge tine duties thereof with
credit to himself, and satisfaction to the people, and
we will appreciate the favor.
MANY VOTERS.
March 30tl, 164S.
Gentlemen and Fello,o Cttizens-From sense
of the duty and obligation am under for the high
honor conferred by so numerous and respectable a
portion of the good people, accept your nomina-
ton, and return you my warInest thanks and heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy OF
their confidence, and they elect me to the high and
responsible rfce, to discharge it's duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lenity that lies in my power, without incurring a
liability upon myself or securities.
remain, Dear Srs, your most ODE dient servant,
ELI C.. BISHOP
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Crashed, Powdered, Clarified and
Brown Sugars. for sale low, by
Aug. l6. W.hNDERSON d. co.
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The August Elections.

The following summary we believe, presents a
correct view of the results
In North Carolina, whig Governor elected and
a reported majority of 2 on joint ballot in the Le-
gisla,ure; last year the wings had majority Of
ii. In Kentucky, Crittepden, whg, is elected
Governor by an increased majority. The Legis-
lature is whig, of course. In Indiana, the demo-
Gratis have carried every thing. In Iowa, the dc
mocrats have majority on joint ballot; two y. s.
Senators are to be chosen. In Missouri, tie de-
mocrats, as usual, have elected their Governor and
entire Congressional delegation. Of the above
States, those who have chosen. members Of the
next Congress show the same political results as
formerly.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!

RENARkAbLb CURE OF fILES!
THIRTY YEARS Standing!
Berkshire Co., Mass, Nov. go, l847.
Messrs. Ketcham & Henshaw-Gents: For thirty years !
have been afflicted with the Piles general debility and in
amation causing tmors and poapsus Of the bowes and
which had resisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chap
man and Others could give The lust three years Of that
time my sufengs defy description. was confined to bed
unable to help myself, and last given up by my phys
clans and friends despair of gaining my health in
fact for three days before commenced using Dr. Uphams
Electuary entirely speerhess and my burial clothes
were made, But under Providence, and the use of Dr.
Uphams Electuary, though old man, have the plea
sure of stating the fact 10 the public that my health
good and hope to live if is Gods will
to make kno the virtues of DR.. Upams Eecuary and
to recommend to my afflicted fellow creatures. he'll
ed me beyond the expectations Of all that knew my case
and can only say others that s in my opinion, the
best medicine in The world for Piles any other disease Of
the bowels; if they will Use it according directions
will myself warrant cure in every case.
Yours, with the utmost expression of thankfiness,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoNr Berkshire Co. Mass Nov. 29, 1917.
The above certificates tells simple and truthful story Of
suffering and relief OF which, Physician and witness in
the case cheerfully endorse. DR.. CHAPMAN
NOTICE.-The genuine Upham's Eectuary hos his
written signature thus t01r A. upham, VI. d. The hand
is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
9r Sold wholesale and retail by KErcHAM & HENsHAw,
12l Fulton street, N. Y, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
J. R. MckAIN, Agent for Camden, sc.
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Wheat.

To the Public.
The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks
to their customers for the liberal patronage affor.
ded them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will he thank.
fully received and promptly attended to. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether OF iron or wood.
Ready made Ploughs kept on hand or made to or
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, dc. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate.
Jan.l WHITAKER g. ARRANTS.
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or, If elected 10 represent them, yon will vote
f.r Resolution requiring an annual published
report OF the liabilities Of each Officer and Di.
rector and Of each Member ofthe Legislature
20 the Bank ofthe State ofSon,h Carolina.
Signed by FIFTY VOTERS.
Gov. JouSsoS.-The "Daily Telegraph"
ofihe 22I inst. Save:
We are happy Ia learn from various sources,
that the Governor continues to convalrscr very
rapidly. One Of his friends who saw him on
Thursday evening last, informs us that all his
symptoms then iudicatel a speedy recovery.
The splints had been removed, and the leg
bandaged-,he swelling had gone down, and
the impression of the patient himself was, that
the bones had reunited. He hoped to he able
to sit up in few days. 4 letter from Lime.
stone, also confirm this gratifying Intelligence.
THE RICE HARvEsr.-'rhe Savannah Re.
publican Of Tuesday says: "Most Of The Rice
planters on the Savannah River began yester.
day, with most auspicious weather, to harvest
their Rire. Some OF them made beginning
last week, and one planter commenced work
as early as the 10Th inst"
The New York Sub. Treasury now contains
about 100000 in coin, the payments are now
coming in pretty freely on account Of the An-
gust Ins,alment Of the loan. The duties are
also large. having been on Tuesday of last
week $4,000.
Thousands of wise men and women at ST..
Louis witnessed the feat of a man in that city
who climed up Liberty Pole, Two hundred and
twenty feet high, and set the American flag on
top. The cause this vast concourse of spec.
sators was report that he would haul The pole
mp after him!
Singular Affair at 81. Louis.-An assault
with loaded revolver was made by John Jack.
son on another man, named Sherman, at the
Empire House, yesterday afternoon, it is only
astonishing that Sherman was not killed dead
on the spot. Jackson stood only some FIVE or
siy feet from Sherman, al the head of short
flight OF steps, aud discharged five balls al Sher.
man in rapid succession, one of which grazed
his cheek and drew blood freely. Sherman
stood firmly facing Jackson. and exclaiming dI.
ring the murderous attack, "Shoot shoe,
s,raghter! hit me If you can!" At the pull on
the last barrel, the cap snapped. and Jackson
instantly made off, running past Sherman into
Pine street. whence he made his escape. As
he passed him, Sherman made no attempt to ar
rest him. hut only exclaimed that if Jackson
couldn't shoot truer than that, he had bet
ter norl shoot again! An old Indian trader
who from the window ofthe billiard room, saw
the whole affair, declared that he had seen mer
stand firmly ia Indian fights, but never sa~
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At the Taylor ratification meeting of New York
it is stated, there were upSE twenty thous-
and persons present.
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The New York Sub.Treasury now contains
about SsOO,O00 in coin, the payments are now
coming in pretty freely on account Of the An
gust lns,ament Of the loan. The duties are
also large, having been on Tuesday of last
week $4,000.
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March %
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-13
stitI.SIltF''s SAl,ES.

yietue or siinJfy FIxecu ons 10 lie d.
rccte.l, wall be sold at Sumter Court House,
90 the first Monday and day following in
January mex, within the legal hours OF
sale. to the CHEST bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing i'e.so ,a' Property. Purchasers TO
pay Tor rues.
3 negr, es, levied on MS the pro-
;periy o, Estate al J. NJ Bostwch al The sui,
'ot J. + B,iarL, w. John Ballard Ex'or. OF ],
NJ. Busiw.ch.
horse, levied on as tho pro-
perry NJ. Blrwich, at The suit OF J. Law
| negro, levied on as the pro
perry o ". r. B4,er, at The SUI, oi s S
Rchb,ar--,2 c3se.;.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty o. lleary D.a ham, ai The SUI, o, J. S.
u /. Dnwc.
negro, levied on us the pro-
perry o. l.. /. *, N ilc!ser, 1T the sut o. w.
L. Mci.ctt.
( negroes, !cvic;l on as the pro-
lcr!y oi j. J. BE ser, ~ ,hc suns OF + j. &
NJ. Moscs, amd w. A. t.o:rsough.
4 4 negroes, levied on rs the pro-
Ppcuy o r. > Beer, IL The salts uI Saniue
Maxwell, w. G. Dukes, anJ f. }. g. NJ. Mo-
srs
] negro, levied on as the pro
perry o. i. K. Berry, at The suit o. John
II ~. son
4 : negroes, levied on as the
y properly . T. Dartnt & Co, at the suit OF
w. Anderson " CO. 3 eases.
4ncgrocs, Levied on as the pro-
ri 4 IA al,
kJaincs Duniap and w. ii. PEBBLES, ani II.
Lynn
! negro, levied on as the pro-
per'y OF ilasl'ns Jennings, at the suit OF
| Wm. Lewis, Oeinary.
| negro, levieu OH as the pro-
por,y o, ". e. Mele,I, at the suit o. w
=. Richardson.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
I perty oi A. A. Netiics, at the su,t o l.. NJ.
! Wiley & Go.
I horse, levied on as the pro
7 Pcrty OF Joh' w. R,dgcway al the suits OF r.
J. x NJ. Moses.
j negro, levied on as the pro-
perty oil WIN. Ross, at the suits ui Bcnl'mn
Gass and H. ll,ieyman, II.
I | negro, levied on as the pro-
perty OF y. NJ. Hcriur, at the suits OF Juo
Clnaa. and Stevenson X Walker 2 cases
z negroes and 2 horses, bug
gy and li1rness, household and kitchen furin.
ture, LOT pork and some corn, cotton gin
land goods in store, levied on rs the property
! of A. NJ. White, at the suits OF sa,nue! II
Davis, 6. g. II Cameron, j. Z: Hi.to., Mor.
ton g. Courtney, . cases, Tanning, rwee,iy
g. Co. 2 cases, II. Shorter, J. Il Gary, o
J. Chnffee and F. Lanneau.
7 | negro, levied on as the pro,
! perry oi kobert Watt, at the suit OF II
S.odlard & Wood.
2 negroes, levied OH as the
I propofty oi Jas. ii. & John D. Mcknight a
The SUIT Of w. a. C,lclough
HARVEY SKINNER, s. $. D.
! December IL, 1918.
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CAMDEN HOI.IsT. ].

The undersigned hls again leased this
romu,o,.ous Establishment. Grateful for
past tavors, he hopes that his proximity to
The Rail Road Depot, the conveyances at
hand to he Transported rom il, the improved
management OF the Stables connected with
the Hotel, and the care aud attention he-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and Sc
cure a continuance Of that patronage hither-
10 so generously given TO his House.
~ The Cheraw aud Charlotte Stages al
ways call for passengers whenever required.
D'Drrve's will find spacious lots prepared
Cor every kind OF stock.
b. p. BOYD.
NCv 90 6 Ct
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SOUTH CARO:LlNA-SUMTER DIST.
"fttii. Hy w LEVIN Fs, nrr;u,ru

: go, ~ III TY1o, 1-aF, -O7.1H7Ty. :
Whereas, VIM. Wilson, hath applied,o me
for Lsitsrs Of Administration on all and sin
,gular tbs goo Is ani chattes, r!gh:s and cre.i-
its Of John II. Wilson, late o. the District
deceased.
y These are, thsrc ore, to cite AMI airnonisb
all aud singular, the Kindred anl creditors o
tthe said de:casei, 10 he an.i appear be.oce me
). at olr next O:dinnry's Court for The sad
District, 10 be- hoiIen at Sumter Court Ito ,sn
ON Fsiday, HE 22i day Of December 1913. 10
shaw Cause, il any, why the s,.i admnistra-
ton sl,,Iid not bs srsntai.
!, Given under my hand and seal. tbs lOb
-. day of December in The year ol our
H. s. La'l, one thoIs1nl ei.;ht h,ni.cd AMI
~,I, l-,.. Iur,y -o.gh;, and IN the 73cu year oi
ill,,cnlenr,
IL s. ~ w. LEWIS, o $ o,
4, Dos. l3, le4e. 2t
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South Cur0ii..a--Si,,nter Dist.
s,,Thos. Chandler & Wife,
N.Cnkcr s. others.

N.Cnker g. others
ByVirtue OF an Orer irom W.n. Lewis,
Esq. Ordinary OF Sumter District, vii sell
on the first ainnday in January next, A. Sum
ter Court House. between the .,ai hours oi
Sale, ono tract Of land containing $50 acres
HanI one other tract containing t3G arres on.
Pudding Swamp, ana Bonner Brnnch, Waters
.6it Back River; Bonnie'I BY J J MoFad.cn,
.sfhiiip iCoker, Thns Il. Nj kn:4h: and +.
Rush, originally granted to l,nberl Fulwond
belonging 10 the Estate o! John Coker de-
ceased. =
Terms: On credit o. twelve months {al!
fees cash) the Purchaser giving bond with
good security and Mortgage OF The premises
To The Ordinary. for the payment OF TIC pur-
: chase money with interest from the day of
ssale.asIa s'5A S
8; 3ss;2s}'i' At HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. d.
IS Dec. l,.lS49. st
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Ncv 90
Observation-Disclosures DIST
by w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

District.
Whereas, A. Lnckle,r, hath applied to mo
Tor Letters If Administration, on all and sin.
gnlar the goods and chatteIs. rights and cred.
It's nj w. lockicar, late OF the District
a Aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, thcrciorc, to cite and admonish
all ani Singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the sad deceased, to be and a. pear before
inc, 1T our next Ordlnary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the l5.h day OF December lS4s, to
shew cause, il any, why tho said admin.s,ra-
| ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5;l
day o. November, in the year of our
H.. s.. Lord, one thousand eight hundred nnd
iorty.ejaht, and in the 73rd year o
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Dec Is 9 q
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\ Particularly TO those who, at thus season. Of
the year.by exposure or osherwise. have con-
'rseied y.olenL SD and opgh; to sIh.
sysap Nssps si,s Nasa &C. .ss,g ssaors
7aslars bafsaa, d I,srsFisess a;sa sosers's Is :
Balm df LIFE fer diseases 6f the LUNGS
cannot be 100 highl y recohime enaed. A fresh
and dgehuine supply OF all of the above arti-
cles, just received at 80 .sE
II; Il C CLEYIlIsAND's,i u
{ya :. Nearly pposite ID ifdsinsc Hal,
Cdnnen; s. q. Nov. l 5, 1919
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! South {2ar0iind---SMjnfer Dist.
- IS. tCbker & Wife.
J. Floyd and others.

l. Floyd and others.
by, Virtue OF All Order from VIM. Lewis.
Esq, Ordinary o. Sumter D;s,rict, will selh
on The first Menday,in January mex, at Sum
Ter Court fiousc, between tho legal hours OF
SaIssons tracts Of land containing 800 acres
4 moreIer .lessina lower S,le,n, OIL t'ullwood
bay, Waters Of Black River; Bounded by
lands Of, Estate Of Jno McEiyeen, +. Rush,
Estate OF JesSe Floyd. and Phillip Cnkcr,
originally gfanfa tor Rohor, Fullwood, be-
longing q, the ESTATE Of Joshua Floyd de-
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Terms: Ora credit OF twelve months (all
foes cash) i,hss Purchaser giving boni with
sea ths lsainary, iot tie payment Of the pur-
chase money, With interest from the day OF
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