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A MoTHER,s MEMoRIEs.
ny FANNY KEmBLE BrrLEn.


The blossom hung again upon the tree,
As when with their sweet breath they greeted me
A against the easement on that sunny morn,
When thou, first blossom Of my spring vast born
And as lay, painting from the fierce strife
With death and agony that won thy life,
Their sunny clusters hung on their brown bough,
Fen as upon my breast my May bud thou.
They seem 10 me thy sisters, oh my child
And now the air full of their fragrance mild,
Recalls that hour; tenfold agony
Pulls at my hearts strings az think oil thee.
Was II in vain oh, was II all in vain
That night Of hope, Of terror and Of pain,
When from the shadowy boundaries of death,
l brought thee safely, breathing living breath
Upon my heart--it was holy shrine
Full of Gods praise-they laid thee treasure mine
And from Its tender depths the blue Heaven smiled
And the white blossoms bowed to thee, my child,
And solemn JOY of new life was spread
Like mysterious halo, round that bed,
And now how Is II, since eleven years,
have stepped that memory In bitter tearsl
Alone, hearl-broken, on distant shore,
Thy chidlsss mother sits lamenting Ger
Flowers, which the spring calls from this foreign
earth,
The twins, thai crowned the morning Of Thy birth.
How Is II with hee-lost-lost-pre onel
Is thy fresh spring-t time growing up alone
What warmth enfolds thee 2 What kind dsws are
shed,
Like love and patience over thy young head
What holy, heavenly springs feed thy young life
What shelters thee from PASSIONS deadly strife
What guards thy growth straight, strong ana full
and free,
Lovely and glorious oh, my fair young tree
God Father--thou who By his awful fate
Has loppd and stdppd and left me desola,e
In the dark bitter floods that er my soul
Their pillows Of despair triumphant roll,
Let menol be overwhelmed !-oh, they are thine
These jewels Of my llfe-n mine-not mine
So keep them, that the blossoms Of their youth
Shall In gracious growth Of love and truth,
With an abundant harvest honor thee
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SUPREME COURT, UNITED STATES.
Trran.v Eahrunrv "a 1910

II. r. Gamble, Esqr. Of Missouri was admitted "a
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No q. II. Smith rs. VIM. Hunter Ell al, In error
to the Supreme Court of Ohio. Mr.. Justice DAME
delivered the opinion Of this court, dismissing this
cause for the want of Jurisdiction.
No g. The U. States rs. King and Cox. In
error TO the Circuit Court U. s. for Louisiana
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of
this court, reversing the judgment Of the Circuit
Court and REMINDING this cause with directions to
enter judgment for the U. States for the land dee.
cribed In their petition.
No. l. The State OF Missouri Complainant ps.
the State Of Iowa. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Green for the complainant.
Adjourned tin tomorrow ii o'clock
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WATCH REruRNs,-Feb. l3lh.-Margdra Kelly
(white) of ireland, brought in for lodgings Mag /.
one Of those females, and we hope the number arc
few, who have great affection for the intoxicating
bowl. When she INDUCES too freely with it's con
tents, her power Of speech is very much augmented
on such occasions her language is not of very sric
kind. Mag had just served out her time in the
work house and consequently had no liquor or money
to get with. In the morning she babe the Captain
good day, and left
James Slater, (whte) of Ireland, was found beastly
drunk in the street. carried to the watch house
for safe keeping. In the morning, paid costs, and
gave security
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The Macon and western Road.

Isaac Scott, Esq, the President Of the Macon and
Western Company, Immediately on hearing Of the
approach Of Gen. Taylors family very properly
dered 10 Col Bliss the Of m extra train In which
10 convey the distinguished guests from GAINESVILLE
TO this City. The offer was accepted and the SER
vice WINS performed In a manner which reflected the
highest honor upon the Company. The entire dis
lance from GAINESVILLE 10 Macon .torfy.one miles
was run In one hour and fpenty minutes. We need
scarcely add, that the Engine used on the OCCASION
was tho Rough and Ready Macon tG,a) Jour
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TENTS FOR CALIFoREIA.-Mr J. b. Woodruff, on
Seventh street, is constructing number Of tents,
for company about starting for California, on a new
PLAN in which space Is increased and ,reighf de-
creased. tent capable of containing nine or ten
persons, will, with floor, weigh only fifty pounds,
and can be pitched in minute. The tents are
perfectly dry in the worst Of weather, fpltched
in wet swamp. Mr. Jesse E. Dow Of our city is
the inventor and for which he has obtained patent
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Thomas Butler King.

The Springfield (dsss.) Republican states that
this gentleman s native Of Palmer, Massachusetts,
We have seen the same statement In other papers,
but Il IL wholly incorrect Mr.. King IL native OF
Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania and descended from
long line Of patriotic ancestry Col. Butler after
whom he is named, the leader Of the patriots In
the celebrated massacre which has given Wyoming
Journal
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DEATH OF a WORTHY coLoRED MAN.-Luke Gil
bert, long known as an honest and faithful servant
died last week at his residence on the Island Luke
was great fnyore with the people in that section of
the city, particularly the ladies', account of his
comnodating disposition and strict regard for truth
He was UPWARDS of seventy wears of age
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WASHINGTON, ID. 9.
Wednesday MORNING, FERRY, IA. 1913.

u,dI Consulted my own wishes, should have much
,sd ~ retain The Office am about to yacate and
ys r,mained among you: but the people have, without
INV solicitation seen fiji TO elevate me TO another ana ~
ihongh i,aT an, qualified 10 discharge Tie great and
mnorani duties imposed upon yet be assured fellow
citizens shall endeavor 10 fulfil Them rhhoM regard %
car faror, affection for any ar. President Iayo,
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The Cassyle Pioneer Of the oath uli states that
Col Shackcford Of Cass has discoveries bed gyp-
sum, (Plaster Of Pars) In the county OF Walker It's
situation Is Immediately on the Western and Allan
tic Railroad near Ringgod. The bedhas the appear
race Of being an acre, and Is, eight feet thick near
the our crop, and lies SO as to be quarricd from the
| surface, only removing the soil.
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A quaint but witty old English writer,
speaking Of dull men who adect to be very
grave says:
"They do well to counterfeit reserved
ness and keep their chests always locked, not
for fear anybody should steal treasures from
thence, but lest some should lock in and sec
there IS n2tting IN fhem.'
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We see by the Alabama Journal that Nathaniel
been elected reporter by The Supreme court, vice
Judge Ormand resigned.
We have also learned that Thomas w. Cobb, Esq,
Of Athens has been elected Reporter by the Supre
Court of Georgia, vicepanes NJ. Kelly, deceased
Macon (Ga.) Journal.
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WASHINGTON BOARD OF HEALTH.
Isl Hmd--Dr r. Johnson, Hampton c, williams
% Ward-Dr. Thos Miller James Larned
Sd Ward DIR. j. c. Hall, j. g. Bryant.
Al Wdrd-Dr. w. II Saunders, O. G. Grammsr.
81 Ward DR. J. b. Gardner, }. Ingle
9Th Ward-Dr. N. Young, Jas. Craudall.
IN Ward. DIR J. s. Morgan, W, B. Randolph
j. G BRYANT, Secretary MI b.
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CENTRE MAnKET.--There was an unusual guam
tiy Of wood and hay brought for sale at this market
yesterday morning, which sold nj fair prices
There was also good supply of other country pro-
duce, which, by referring to our city price current,
will be seen, commanded fair prices
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rm.nc,p.t,on I'M KentueLy

The Maysrme Eagle contains the call for q pub
lie meeting the 18th instant, OF al our fellow c-
xens Of the county, who regard slavery 40 mtVor-
tune and not hess.ng.n
The call /, signed BY s75 voters Of Mason county.
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Some mercha,ts of Boston have sent 10 Afrci an
assorted cargo consisting OF 81 600 gallons Of rum,
$4,000 pounds Of powder, some thousands Of bibles
and number of Missionaries.
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M@- To the Crew Of tho rrigate Con-
wsR gress.--If any Of the crew Of the Frigate Con
gress in the city Of Washington they will please call
the National Wing Q6fce, at o'clock, THIS MORNING
any day during this month thai hour where they
will see HAYNES,
The Aniisrhm and 1nti.fogghg man
Or u they should have amy communication make IL
him, they will please leave them at this Office. lfeb 70
mat Int, Union, aud Gloe will please copyl
THE INAUGURATION.
Tie Marshatin Chief previous TO completing the ar.
rangemeis necessary for the Inaugural Procession aud
with view 10 free consultation with
persons as 10 the details thereof all organized
Citations, intending TO participate therein, TO report them
selves as soon as convenient,
Tha, proper positions may be assigned them;
That the commanding officers Of the several military
companies Of the District should confer with him and
designate suitable person TO command The Military Div
sion;
That tie Firemen Masonic Order, Tniepeden Order Of
Odd Fellows, Independent Order Of Red Men, Sons oil
Temperance Brothers OF Temperance Independent Order
Of Rechabes Junior Brothers and Cadets OF Temperance
and all other associations desiring 10 participate In the
ceremonies Of the day. should each seltet ehsEmssha
who ia requested report TO the Marshal In Chief mme
dstely upon his appointment
RICHARD WALLACE,
frb9 MnrshaLia. ChfsE
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Mares
Letters
Ri'aoining in The Post Office SumerrNlc, S
G. Quarter Ending March 81, ls40.

Ri'aoining in The Posi- Office SumlerrNlc, s.
G. Quarter Ending March 81, lS40.
A-Jamcs II Amazon, Britlon Alsbrooks.
B-Alrs Ann Butdiu, & VI Bradford, Fruncis
Brown. Ns Caroline Brown. w w
Bradford, Theodore Berry, Mrs Washington
Bruusou, Hckson & Baker, Miss l. ii N
Brock'ngon. Mrs Allen A Burkley, Mrs
Lucy Bracoy, w BarkIoy Harry Bowls, w b
Brown
C-Mrs Marry L CuLthen. J J Chandler,
Danl K Clark, Gen S Il Chandler, Geo + Cooke,
Geo w Cooper, John a CoIclough. ~
D-Mrs Lcenora Davis, Langdon Dipkins, NJ
Deschamps, W S Doschapips
E. Edward Epps, Mrs Sarah Exum.
Edwin Fielder, Wiley Fort, W l. Fielder,
John Fruser, VIM Freeman. EE
G--J G Gatlin, John J Garden. 4-- r
Samuel liarvin, DR. NJ l. IIartselI, John
X Eorsey, Martin l. IIartselI, NJ ID Heurry.a
Miss p Jatnes.- ---,--.,---..,.
K-Williarnl j Kennedy, Miss Ann A King.
i-Wm A Law, Isaac N Lenor.
NJ John Montgomery, w McFarland, w
Mitchell, John N Mines, Miss Elizabeth r
Mcleil. mrs. =. n.AaH - TF%7 - - -
E-Burrell Norton, James II Norton Jobn
Newman, Mrs Ann Nettles. Tf+. ~ l'7F H-'5f'
O-Mrs Maria b Oliver. Hon John Belton
O'Ncai, james and VIM Plowden, Or .Iaines Nj
Pitts a5n'1S E'liaEfT4E-
RI NJ Reufro. s ~ s' 'rs
S-Joshua a Spear, Mrs Vileo A Scar.
borough, VIM Saunders, + Sumter, Laurence
seymore. .. . .'' Fl ".N !'a.f 't..'st'''' :
T-Jumes L Thames.
WIN Vaughan, Ishqm Vaughan. 'F@ :
"-Joseph Wells, Mrs Mary E Wilder, J w
West, WARREN D Watts, Mrs Mary Wells,
''''" HENRY Mr., HAYNsWoR oRTH, r. NJ, &;
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South o an 8IiiiS IS s. uintef y DiSi
INEQfJfTY.

Exbsfta No Ii Reyn6ld and,ahnIRhia wife.
Will be sold ataSunter Cont 3Isduss;sos,
tlis frst Monday ih May next, and if not
then sold will be offered at each, Subsequent
Sale Day untjlseId. EskkaS eiltiif aZ2fzfSstS'
tract of land containing Eleven ~IIui-
dred an Thirty.folrs6 s6cses, situated in Clar-
endon County, on Sammy Swamp, having
thereon ID Saw and hGrist Mill, eknoWn as
Byrd's Mills eI lEla ale2aW isy6siii G:siss
The ttermst of sale are-One-third Cash
Five Hundreds Dollarsao on the iirsta day ofs JAN.
.uary ncxt, and the balance -one, .two.ant]
three years, with inte rest from the day d.
the Interest to be paid annually, purchase,
giving Bond, personal security and d Mort
eoge of THE land and paying for ali necesssa-
ry papers, HHF2SS 10 iiIs:HfSEaas bsi.sS! i
The above land will not be sold forlless
than Three Thousand Dollars.sa.3 20 Its-a /
sxg!is By order Of tho Court, f,sis ecytRN /
lli.. a il John B,,MILLER, lCom'r. !
s'SSTumterville, 2 April ll9l9.s %. 5t d /
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- ! sGUREesss:s -
,sssil -NG PN9a

DRss!S,AMES ~ N GUiIGEsl&odld3 3rteapSss sfally in.
s.ates ,bat resides 81 'CIark's Hotel, Saw,er-
vlllo,s. e.. Wiere he,s prepared 10 praciise, III
TYP at Of IempYing5 and healing that formidable
dise asc GhnHhr; wiit,nht III nf tl,e Lnf. Il
persons who may bo afflicted With t6is diingef-
ous disease and wish L;y aitr viii d. well 6y call.
ing OH him. IhifaiaGo fGany gcnt'cmcn IN this
steH b,! asd 81 MethF,s, Of high and un
Ills practice All Peurisonsfiwi9 cannoI convent
sa.iy En-; @ call en'him VII Intended u ter, resi-.
'Mnny certificates might be ptctcttd, bu, bcr-
I;hnrs t'esfollo@ing may De satisfactory. - Gs:
tletiers, p6sl epaiis wiIfneHts with prnnip,
'utteptionsif addressed TO- Dr.'JaniesS C Hicks,
SIm,eryllIe, SaCi ~
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GIN MAKING go

!, We are prepared to execute orders to, any
cytent in the above line, both. for newtworls
and repairs Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the Sti Sati-
tvantages Of the Falling lBIehst and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal. in way Of re-
pairs. s.sii We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
njure the finest staple, with an jmprovment
toreguate the nioiing ofthe cotton; our brus;S
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages Of lightness, strength and forcea-
all very material n,the successful operation
Of, Gin we, would iliyite, planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generaally,
that they shall hnvc no cause to COMPLAIN
either of our work or'priees.i 'ht7t,t'iA'.'ft
-sfrsas ~ CABINETf MAi{ING.1Eii as'afi;
1--WE are. also preparedi TO do work inthe
Cabinet line-snehas Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cnpboafds,
&c. &c. at short notce,:on liberal terms,
HUDSON & BROTHER.
agii ,4i'agO OpposiieihetP Pres lyferiua,c ,chapeh.
{. Sumtervile, April -, lS47. 26 lyisigSa.
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January /, le49.

takoths opportunity Of announcing 10 the
public that have been afflicted with the dail-
gerous disease cancer for the past six years on
my uppsr lip, aud becoming alarmed OH account
tofthe pain it gnve me. aud of its rapid growth,
1 was induced to apply TO physicians for aid, but,
L obtained no relief or satisfaction from them,
and gave up all hopes Of ever getting we'll Of it;
but fortunately saw DR.. }. G.. Hicks noticc
~ the Columbia Curolnan. w.oc to him
and put myself under his Treatment, a,ln in scv-
en- weeks The disease was removed unJ the sore
healed over. advise all who are loboring un>
der TINS Dire ldfu' disease 10 apply TO him furlh-
with. JonS HIT.
j. Newbcrry Dist, S. c., JulYl7, ls;S-
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April 4.
New Goods Received,

The subscribers are now receiving from
New York, large and we& selected Stock of
Dry Goods, viz: Brown Shirtings, Long
Cloths; Brown and blcachcd cotton Drills;
Irish, Brown and Plaid Linens, Linen Drills,
Barages, Linen LIstrcs; Colored and white
mnsl,ns, Linen Ginghams, Muslin Ginghanrs,
Colored and black cotton do; Co!orcd, black
and Fnrnithre prints Of all kinds; y well
selected stock Of Hosiery; Goods for gentle
mems Clothing Of various knds Ready
made Clothing OF every description; a large
assortment OF Bonnets; Lcghorn, Panama,
Palm Leaf Hats; Boots and Shoes, Sad,llerv,
Trunks, Valisc Trunks, Carpet Bags, &C.;
Hardware and Cutlery, Books and Stationery,
&c, to be found at their store, doors north
of the Court House. Groceries of ever de-
scripiion to be found at their Grocery, door
north Of tho Court House. Cali and take a
look.
J. T. SOLOMONs, g. CO. =
Mar % ~ @Rssz
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!RucepniaEaas, .Br.i sTa q

he subscriber, through the e'sucitation or his
friends. has made arrahgementsto stand Ills ct.le
Horse elBUGEPiiALUS,.. p ..Jrt ,iint sumter
District, the ensuing Spring. al Sud ,Horse,may
be expected 10 pass through, Sun.e,ville, .by
fulton, and perhaps 81 Slateburg, aud IA, tho Fork
ofBiatk River; rnd any 9th, place s here SUI.
ficienth encouraged ahd;conve iEeG % his ronte.
which will be da,ermn-d by the groom II s6t
Tersas-liuccphnus Jr.. will be let to
mareat nj S4.0D; SS. 10 tho season, end g 10 Dil
TO iusurr; 25 cents to the eroomi in, eysfyB ii,,
slance Is Parting with ,e mare for tells l,l,eyi,.
suranc" in every instance. Eyery care will be-
taken 10 prevent accidehts but lo ability should
any occur. l4 Ga't lsi8 s3.t'stigs ~ tistiS
Y N. B.: Where aScompany of 6ior niares,,is
made up by responsible ,ps rse,,s, ana lh.g Horse
and Groom frruised flee Of churg. us he ia pass.
ing round through the season, viii reduce lie
season to 81, und Tie il,suranceto SSi0. HIyIh
also give the same chance 10 all thu.c who feeI
disposed ito:pa'ronzel,ny fiorse upon said tslna
aud conditions s. 4. -,s,.y,, ~ E,,I7f9
" PEDIGREE. s,.-,,. sa .w s
BucePhalus. Jr.. was goi by J. P. Rodecro'
BuGephal'is; he by w llienison's Bedford of yyir-
p:nla, mud he by Old imported Bedford. 4. Old
Bucrpinlns dam WAS by old king HeroS. mud,
lie by ;lwIs; 'Fsig'by tbs old imported Jshmnes;:
his q. dam was, according 20 inEiiinnun tod, &
Alsdity. BncrphplGs Innior's dam was .got by
old White Oak Split; he by Lewis (. .o!linsi SpIii
whose performances as Raco florsss Vas weIt
established oai i,he a.n,eh Turf, ana The a,,ffaf
tho old imported Ralte .he-cash; BftaphaI,,S
Jis. dsmrRas goth aaiascaserss
coulh here Rubiish q long list OF certificates
from different DMrcts aelafigs Ito B,eepI,alus
lfs.reputatiou as fpal gciter. but deem IL ,Ise.
less, as reference can ba had to his prinied biiS
aud 10 ciliaeus Of Sumter, Districts wha hove
seen his colts aud know they will, nj, suffai
BY, comparison with those eiany other Horse. \,
/ tg.s ss. syllgb JAMES D.sMcILSYAIN.,ts
/ !, March IA, le49,a as .x,.lft 90 = ~ i a,nsss
.silnnEC ECEIAlR .E,s.,;rnM Z :. - 1sI
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Executors Notice,

All persons indebted to the Estate Of Thos
Braccy, Of Sumter District, deceased, are re-
quested to make payment; and all persons
having claims against the same are called
upon to present their accounts, properly at
ted, to l.. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Sumtervillc.
J. p. WATIES, Qualified Er'or.
Jan, 20 lS49. IL BIN
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Merchants Hotel,
HBY STEEN g., HDlVVEsEg.

CoT"F q h"S an" S"c~'y STeefS,
il CHARLESTON, S. G..
This Hotel, situated in tho business part
OF the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Conmu-
nifty, and Permanent Boarders. Tho cstab-
lishInent is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles. TERMS MODER ATE.
uJAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the Accommodation of Pas
sengers.
Feb 81 17 1v
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.. .'l c ,,.. .l.. IN Equity. 5..5,s..s 'sss
.tsgusU SUMTER, IeAsTHsgCT: IS
q Hastin Jennings, s5z1aD sEte,, Ees:

Mary q. Spann g. otherss)
1t appearing tony satisfaction that Mich
ael c Spann and Charles G. Spann~ parties
defendants to the above stated ,billfrssidobe.
yond tho limits ofthe Stateaof South Carol-
ma: 1t is ordered that they do plead "answer'''
or demur to said bill,withini three months from
the first publication of this order, or judgmen.
pro confesso viii DE entered ag ainst them.
s4 JOHN B. MILLER, Con,'r.. .
Feb. 18th, 1849. s,r.c4l7u gS, 3m,
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JoHN Hirr, Ncwberry District, S. C.
w. A. H1rr, Ncwbrrry District. S. {.
BENJAMIN MITcuELL Sumterville, S. C..
SAM'L. G. MITCHELL, SSuntervlIe, s. G..
STErHEN MITCHELL, Sumtervie, s. &.
REDDlcK LANGsroN, Darlington, 5. C.
p ERviS LASusroN. Darlington, =. G.
'SAM'L., MooRE, Williamsburg Dis. S. c.
JOHN WILSON, Darlington Dist. S. c.
I'Hos.i STEVENSON, Darling ton Dist. =. C.
JOHN CounTSEY, Darlington Dis; S. e.
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This may certify that utter trying every rom.
edy could hear Of. 'und trying The prescriptions
OF five or six fthe most scienfiic ply sicians Of
,Sumtervle nnd Columbia, s. c., for the dis
case ofmy eye.lid, which am fully satisfied
was cancer that opinion being strengthened by
ono Of the most exclusive practitioners ofColurn-
ha. received nc, permanent relief, and hear
ing of DR.. Hicks skill in that disease, 1 pro-
cured his aid, and now rej"ico to say that no
has made permanent cnrc OF it, and that in
the very shoIt time of about eleven weeks from
tho firstnpplication.a My case us have before
s!atedrwas OF twelve years, standing. and of
slow but steady progress; aud to those who may
be afflicted with this disease would say, try
the Doctors remedy by all means, for earnesl-
ly and conscientiouly believe it will succeed in
every case where il is admissible, unI the dis
case not SO difiilsed in the symtem us 10 defy uny
remedy whatever.
.f BENZ. MITCHELL.
Jnnupry 1910
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We upderalgpsed ,alssi,bis m oihcoa Of rccon

We s undersigned lslssi ahts method OF recon-
m mendpg Dr.. JAS Hicks TO the publ;c,rus u
man ma Well worthy Of putnnugc III his profession
4 as Cancer ij"ctor. From general opinion and
iro "a our own ohservaiioiis wa have been ac,.lis-
'tomedtfo think cancer. were for the most part
fncntab,e' niter'l'nvir. athincd any great age
OF sze. Int we hnve seen and knowm cancers
cured by hniin vrry shnrt time, which seemed
10 sdeiy all human skill. even the sight oil which
dew from hehoIders remarks Of lear und despair;
hence We gladly cmb,ncc this mode Of recon-
nnrnding him 10 the community. thinking we
shuii thereby couftr favor on muny, and as.
ssst tic Cause Of humanity.
Pi.l1LIr q: K. CAirooN, ". D.. Alixiu,on. n. c.
f' JonN N. Bur. NJ D., Wootyillc. N. G.
2 lIIos. s. HoskISs, NJ. D., Sheriff Of Chow.
an, N. sC.sa31 t7nFg' rs SrazH a'e
sasW. Z. SKINNER, Posimnsicr of lEdnnton ~
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%. A c AR D The undersigned r respect
fully informs the citizens Of Sun,terviiIe and
surrounding country, tliathe cnrfics oi1lthe
,PAlNIlNGaB BUSINESS in, ailiits lrarioas
Branches, viz: yyl.g u cl 4s,5fzk9 4igtar
u House, Sign, GrnnRraentalaasla
Decorative: Gliding and esia1ing:
- CONGRATULATIONS OF Fine Wood; Marbles,
GRANTEES, &c, &c, and hopes, from a deter
mlnatlon on his part to give full satisfaction.
both as regards Workmanship and Prices,to
merit a share oftheir corfideiicei and siIppport,
sa| If,llN ALBERT HI GRAY, i,9f
I'm. B.-Pain:sIof all colors and description.
and ready cmixed,g for immediate use, gfor
country accommodation For Sale on,rea-
tsonable terms, tss l..r. aga.I : Eilry ri
:. :, 4AlsH. {GsY
AtMr. Sdrgent's Cabinet Ware Rooms,
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