The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-12
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we nave in various, portions ofthc Union
Em!plre, Monumental, Granite, Crescent and
~ 1ueen cities, yet none Of them can compare
N one very essential point, health, 10
=. liiiAARILEsroN, Ar The Hygean Of the Union
The continued good health Of Charleston has
simulated her merchant princes to display
tliclr energies; and from hasty visit and view;
OF the stocks on hand, we can safely saw. tIat
no southern market at thu present time is fill.
Cd with such variety and quantity Of mer-
! 'chandlzc, and the merchants, with view 10.
locate portion Of the migratory traffic, have
pIa!ced their prices on footing with the
Northern markets. Tho cholera has not
yet vacated the North, by the New York In.
spector's return for the week, from the 18th
to the 2oih ultlno, we learn that Two HUN.
DREp AND TIilRTY-THREE deaths resulted
from the cholera, and that Two HUNDRED AND
FIVE deaths resulted from affections of the
bowels--being in round numbers 4S3 deaths
from this fell disease. The deaths for the
week ending on Saturday. Sept. 1, were 6s7;
oi these III were by Cholera, and 2l9 by
other Bowel diseases, being in all 800, or
more than one.half were by the epidemc.--.
Can Southern merchants leave their homes
and their families blooming in health to en-.
ter such pestiierous atmosphere as clouds
the North, to engender disease and invite
death when their whole business may and
can be transacted in Southern city nearer
their own places ofbusincss! The Charles
ton market will not only be we'll supplied
this Fall with all the various kinds of domcs.
tic manufactures, at moderate prices, but
with fancy goods, and silks of every variety
and description. goods for which the business
community have hitherto looked to Northern
cities. There will, be a larger, more varied
and better assortment Of fine goods, than has
ever before been offered in that MARKET
The stock hosiery and gloves is now moro
general than heretofore imported direct
we can, therefore, most confidently recon-
mend to country merchants in the Southern
towns, to visit the different stores in Charles
ton, where taey will find well assorted stocks
to select from, and at such prices ss will
compare favorably with any other market,
thereby saving the expense of travel and the
freight of goods from the North.
CURE FOR HEAD AcHEs.--Dr. Arno,t, Of
Paris, has published work on headaches, to.
gcther with new remedy. He uses a mix.
ture OF ice and salt, in the proportion OF to
l-2, as cold mixture, and this he applies
by means OF little purse Of silk gauze, with
rim OF gntta-percha, to limited spots on the
forehead or other parts Of the scalp where
rheumatic headachc is felt. 1t gives ins,an.
taneous relief The skin is subject to the
process for from half minute to ono and a
half minutes, and is rendered hard and white.
1t is good in crysipelas and diseases of the
skin. Ice alone reacts, but combined with
salt conquers forthwith, as the cold is intense.
For the cure Of nervous headaches no better
remedy exists than the saturated tincture
Arnicd Montana, and we would advise some
enterprisng physician to prepare some. Tho
Magnetic Fluid of DR.. Christie will also be
found an excellent remedy, for all nervous
headaches.
u The proclamation" Of Com. Ran
doiph, threatning to do all manner Of i'll ma
tured things to the 300 pcaceablc men con.
gregated on Round Island, we consider an
assumption OF authority which even is not
delegated to the President. The government
can only warn them that if they ar m
selves to inva'e any foreign territory th
felt all protection. Fit was not uncha, .apl,
we would wish that the Ground islanders"
would give the petty despot, some dcmons,ra-
ton. the effects Of which would last Com.
Randolph his lifetime. Such proceeding
on his part, is disgrace to the country.
Drying CorroN-Two gentlemen Of New
Orleans, says the Bee, have invented and are
now preparing for exhibition, new machine
Tor drying Cotton, which bids fair TO improve
the quality and increase the quantity of the
staple. During heavy rains it will dry $50
pounds an hour, and be immensely service.
able during the usual December raines, when
much OF the picking is injured by overhead
ing. Apubic trial OF the machine will soon
be made.
The iNpIANs.--Thc Indians on the West.
ern Plains are committing murders on the in.
offensive inhabitants and travellers at every
opportunity, being incensed against the whites
Tor introducing the cholera among them.-
Inc last accounts represent this disease as
raging to a fearful extent. Two hundred
Us. Dragons were sent from Fort Laramie
to chastisethe Sioux
The PRESIDENT, we understand returns
TO Washington, without completing his North.
ern tour. III health, (to which We NAV add
political vcxation) is the attributed cause,