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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

GURNEY's GALLERY, lee BRoADwAY-No one capable
OF approaching the AID beautiful In srt eau hsva
passed down Rroafway without ems,king the splendn
portraits a. speI ded al OF 1872 where 9uRNsy
OF the most popusr Photographic arsts In The Uoi,eS
ates executes with the asasance of the Sun snd sploa
did apparatus the largest end meat striking Dsguerrea.
tynes we have Yhe connoisseur IN portrsis
will at once admit their beauty aud value picures wha
suru'Ds az toe licensees VII be scknowt
edged by ell who know the orignsts. We do not behave
tina. Quincy hss any superior Photographs,
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EEf"The PLUME National Daguerrean 0sIlsry, 81 Broad
way NAH Its superiority any other estsbisnmat
In mis- country The pictures produced there arc niaisa
be the proofs Of which srs hands OF thousands
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e. pereops wishing THE TRIBUNE at shaaE
dwellings or places OF business In HewYors or Er"esS
viii please Leave shc,r sdsress al The PubieAdoa otsA
CORNER Of grruce and Hassaa az Price La cents Wsz
aasahse 10 tts Gerriegs
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JENNY LInD CONCERTO.

g~ The CBIcKERihc Grand Piano Forte, to be used al
the Concert CRatie Garden Wednesday evening. nAI
be WARRES's Ware Roons for 'he Sae OF Chick
erng's Pianos 1884 Broadway La Fargo Building sl0 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

GEr. scoTr.-Ths magnificent porraiI of THIS dlsna.
gui,hed cheftain In No. Gallery OF ilpsious Amerc
together with BRADYs inmitsble Dsguernotype, may 20
his spscious Gsllery 2O5 and M Broadway
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Fire. Go. &c.

NORFOLK, Mondhy sept 80
We had quite severe blow from the North
Wess on Saturday night Yesterday it was clear
and pleasant to-day, raining, with North. East
VIM.
A Fire broke ont yesterday morning on Union-ss-
which destroyed three buildings and did consider
able damage to ]. NJ Pullen's coach factory and N
Cory'z foundry.
Sidney Lane, who murdered his brother in
Matthews Co. on Thursday last, was arrested in
that County on Friday
schr. Adrian sailed yesterday fVE NewYerh.
No arrivals since my laAs. Several vessels are in
Hampton Roads.
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Heavy Storm .

RICHMOND, Monday, Septic.
This city and neiehborhood was visited by
fearful rain storm this morning, which, it il feared,
has ruin cd the tobacco crop.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept TO-
The Southern mail has arrived, bus brings no
news Of Importance.
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CASTLE GARDEs-fhs pablo mo't respectfully IN
formed thar the usual price Of admission One Shilling
win he charged the auction Safes be hea there by H.
Il. Leeds Co. lsll ~ TRENCH Z HEIsEA
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MINERVA Rooas-Ths Exhibition of shs Indian D~ssf
Gee ad7ersem WE
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Lnni.yIlln Electian.

LOUISVILLE, Fuesdsy, Sept 10.
The election yesterday to decide the lie resulted
in the choice of the Whlg candidate to the Legis.
lsture by majority of 254.
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nlessrs. Ellis & moreton,s Bark.

GlkCISSATli TuttQBy, Sept ~,
Messrs. Ellis Il Moreton's Bank was opened as
usual this morning, and the run continues with
Increased excitement All depositors demands
are promptly met ard the friends of the Bank feel
confident the: it viii come out right.
Further Particulars 10 the Railroad Acci-
dent.
BosToE. Tuesday, Sept 10.
a physician just returned from the scene of the
accident reports that among those ured no bones
ste trokep, and that they viii all recover The
scene is reported TO hsye been terrible. After the
hyeaking Of the axle the cars were dragged along
* 5 fearful rate, breaking them up and mingling
the passengers in one confused mass. Among the
aides injured and rendered insersibe was Mira
Col Dwight, Of Springfield.
TIE "&man Bill Law" In Pennsylvania.
HosEspALE, Wednesday, Septl 10
Al the Court OF Common Pleas, nov in session in
this yiIlsge, tue Grand Jary CT Wayns County
brought in bill OF indie tment against the Small
BillLaw of shis State IS nuisance, noswishstand-
ing the charge OF Judge Eldred in favor Of the law
/. o, o. P.--Grand Ledge Of the United staees.
CIscrssArt Tuesday, sspt 10
There was another attempt this morning, TO pro-
coed with the business of the Grand Lodge Of che
United States, bet it vas found there was no! a
quorum present, and these wbo had come togethsr
adjourned ill O'Clock P. n. Only 10 Grand
Lodges and Grand EncampmeDss ware repre-
sented.
Yellow Fever.
new osLEAas, Sunday, sspi /.
There have been 10 intermenss thu pat weak,
all OF whom wers the victims Of yellow fsvsr
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PErssYIyAsIA- THoMAs B. FLORENCE is
the Opposition candidate for Congress- in the Lat
tSouthwmk) District against L. G. Levin.
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From Washington
By gperisI Telegraph tn TRs Tribune.
~ ~ ---....-.... rrrnainr, anni


WASHING ROW, Tuesday, Sept TO-
A card from Mr. ALLEN A. HALL, 10 the hePa0-
lie announces that JOHN o. SARGENT is again one
OF the Editors OF that paper Il 10 understood tha'
Mr. JOHN L CAREY remains az one of the Editors
The Surveying schooner e wing was at the mouth
of the Columbia River in Oregon on the l1tn O.
July Officers and men all we'll
The lntelsgenccr of this morning publishes let
ter from Hon. WILLIAM DUER of the osWego w
V, District. to his constituents declining nomlna
ton for reelection.
Con- James WILSON, late 81. c. from New
HsmD.bire sails for California ia the steamer aeor
eis It is now said that he is TO be u 3. District
Attorney for Cslifornia.
r.,,,,. Accident on the Western Railroad
Tbree Passengers Kilted-Many Wouadea'N
SPRINGFIELD Tuesday, Sept To-
shocking aocdent bsfe last evenings srai'
from Albany, when near the Warrington y mmi..
While going at the rate Of &c milo an hour, the
forward axle of the second passenger car broke,
letting it down on tho sgs's &. and in this condition
il vas dragged slony', for at least 800 yards, the
broken axle, &c. breaking through the floor OF the
car, and hy'.0g up among the crowded passengers
the CIR at the same time bounding and grinding
| along, partly OBJ its remaining wheels and partly
! on the track and sleepers.
The scene that was witnessed in the cars
amongst the passense is impossible to describe
all were in the utmoss confusion, scarcely any
escaped injury in some degree, and thrss were
killed, viz Col. g. G. Mounsford, lawyer, of
Nev.York city; Miss Roesele, OF Albany. daughter
of the proprietor OF the Delevan House and Mr..
Whittimore of Leicester, Mass. James Hager-
man waa badly injured, one leg broken and he was
tab On away on a litter. Amasa Richardson, OF
North Adams, Mass, was much hurt by the handle
OF the seat being thrust into the ieshy part OF his
leg.
Three ladies' were seriously injured and rendered
unable to proceed, but were we'll cared for at the
place OF the accident A number OF others were in
ured, but it hoped and believed as yet but slightly.
Among these was Mra. Colwrighk OF Stockbrldge.
Col. Mountford, one of the killed, was accompanied
by young daughter, whose injuries were not Sc
rIous-ber conduct is described az heart rendlng,
on seeing the mangled and Gfeleas remains Of her
father drawn from the ruins OF the car.
When the train was atopped il was found that
the csr to which the accident had happened was
almost An entire wreck. The wheels were all
torn off, the bottom broken through, and the seata
smashed up. The bodies Of the killed were mixed
up with the wreck, and it was some time before
they could be extrcased; when they were found
they proved to be dreaasully. nangled and torn
The third car was detached from the second just
bsfore ,be tram waa brought to stand, and stop.
ned short, but for this must with it's passengers
have shared the fate of those before it.
tSrC.
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The syracuse Loeofoco Conventlon.

SYRACUSE, fuesday, 5eps IN-8 IA.
Nest of the Delegates have arrived. John Van
Buren, will be admitted az a Delegate. There arc
.wo sets OF Delegated from Jetferaon and 5seuOen
Counties seynour, of Oneida, will receive the
nomination for Governor. There is to be Caucus
this evening More Lobby Members than l ever
saw at q State Convention.
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By telegraph 10 the NtW.TOfk Tribune.

nsg- For Proceedings of Congress see
Eiehth Pare.
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Opposition Delegates to Syracuse.

4LBA.Y MONTGOMERY.
I-ssuuel g. CouT,rey Col Peter wood.
2-Rufus w. Peckhsm. 2-Phomaa Counlrynsn.
3-Peter Cagger. COLUMBIA
4-Drdlsy Burweu John ID Rsynolds,
LEWIS ONEIDA.
John Bene dict. S-Calvert ComstocKt
nuTcgEss 4-John o. Leland
q Obe6iah yUu. coRTLARDt
pEsssFLARR Henry Stevens.
John L Van VAikeLbUgh csAEsEE
TcgpKIss 2-Joha B.. Olmsead.
i-Jsred 5 b sisey.
7-lBcob n. Mccormick.
There wi, bs TWO Delegations.
Tbe Camden espondeni Of the Post thus defines the
po1ica OF hls Dregste,
mir Coustccx is moderate Hunker, In favor OF Sey-
our Tor Cove nor sca Tho admission OF John Van
rep a. ceegk and pposed 70 any resolution sustaining
D 8 Dickinson"
tsr ssv.Ls denounced by the Barnburners gpu-
IioaA" or Soeusn Delegate,
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ACARp-The subscriber ha,ing returned from Europa
would respectfully inform hts pupils tbs pubic gcaer.
ally thai his Riding School Will open for the reception
pupils on Monday, 9th September He would ALEC return
bis thanks Ills former patrons for the liberal suppon 81
has received their banda. aud trusts by jealous st'et
uon to his profession snd guarded attention to thai
spectabiily which tia esabishm has maintained
to inertia continuance OF pubic patronage
s7H w n DtsBROW, % Four,h-av
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CLIFTON CoUkrY In THE FIELD.-We pres ant
the County Tickets Of 10th parties
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OCEAN STEAM EAvIGA1Ios CoMPAsY.-For Sfemea,
via Southampton -qbe U. S Msi steamship wAsRIaGroa
g w. Floyd COMMANDER viii sail for Bremen Wis soG'A'
amp,on, GU FRIDAY septsluber 20, nom Psor NI sa
O'Clock NJ,
Price ofPassaee In the frat cabin. $50.
Price OF passage In the secord cabin, $50.
AN experienced Surgeon is attached TO The chip
ali le.sers must go through The Post office
Specie delivered In Hare q! reduced ra.es.
For freight or psaasge apply 20
ale 81 MoLLEa 4 SAND. Aets So Broadway.
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YeIiew Fever.
new 0sLEAas, Sunday, sspi l.
There have been 10 intermenss ths past weak,
all Of whom wers the victims Of yellow fever.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-07
Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale hi. Plan.
'a''pn III Sumter District, two miles south
o. "'a'csDurg' consisting II "A tract Of
seven hundred and tifty acres 800 large
p2ruon Ohk and Hickory aud admirably
adapted TO The cultivation OF cotton. There
IS an excellent Dwelling Elou7c-good out
ou'ln'ngs--sinh!e and barns--and houses
Tor 'hc arc"ninoiaiou Of forty or itry ne
@r"eS. The good lands and decided health
OF nc place combine TO render ii a desirable
purchase.
For terms apply to
w. J. REEFS, Jr.
StatcsbnrgI, Sept. 10, lSf0. l6 II
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NEW GOODS,


Bust Received by Brosvn, Zee
DC Co.,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL As Low AS CAN
BE PURCHASED THIS SIDE OF CHARLESTON.
EVERY variety of DRY GOODS, consist.
ing Of
Black and colorcd Alpucas,
Black and colorcd BareRc,
Plain and corded Silk Tissue,
White and colorcd Muslins,
Ginchams and Muslins do, Chambray do
Black Italian and Silk Cravnts,
Ladies SILK do,
Cambria and Muslin Edgng and Inserting,
Book Muslin and Swiss do,
I'icached and Brown Shiriings,
Every variety of Gents and Ladies' Gloves,
Ililts, &C..
White, Black, and colorcd IIoxe
Irish and Brown Linens and Lawns.
English, French and American Prints,
Furniture do,
Iiiri Eye Diaper, Russia do,
Dowlas, Flax and Cotton Osnnburg,
Fur, Pannma, L"ghnm, and Palm Leaf
Hats,
Boots and Shoes oil every variety,
Books and stationary,
Crockcry. Hardware and Cutlery
Brown and Loaf Sugars
Coffee. Alolasscs, Tea, Powder and Shot,
.Spanish and American Scgnrs,
llnisins, Figs, Dates, Almonds,
Sofia and Wine Crackers.
fine 10, North Carolina Bacon and Lard
Carrpn Ware, Iron and Salt.
May ~
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NOTICE,

81 Tho subscriber would respectfully in
laliRktorsn his friends and the public general
ly, that he is prepared to do all manner Of
WORK in his line of business; having OBJ
tanned the services Of good workman to
assist him.
Repairs of Watches, Clocks, &c, lett
with him, will be done in noat and work
manlike manner.
s1y' All Jobs warranted.
FREEMAN HOYT.
July 81 40 st
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SECOND ANNUAL FAgHe
or THE
South Carolina Institute,

OPEN ON THE 1sM fYoY'R.t NEXT
The second annual Fair of the South Carroll.
no Institute for the promotion eff Art, Mechani.
cal Ingenuity, &c, will be held in Charleston,
opening on the 18th November, and to continue
during the week.
Specimcns of every branch OF Industry are
earnestly solicited. Premiums will be awarded;
for the best specimens, a Silver Medal for the
next best, u Diploma. For Original Inventions.
suitable premium, at the discretion Of the
judges.
a selection will be made of the best specimen
OF Mechanism and the Arls-of Cotton, Rice.
Sugar, Tobacco, Corn, Wleui Flour. Rosin
anu Iurpcntne--and Gent to tho World y Fuir,
to be held in London in the Spring of 1851.
a large and cOmmodiolrs building has been
selected for the Exhibition, and every attention
Will be paid to the reception and care of articles
sent To the Fair. All articles must be directed
TO l.. NJ. liATCn, Chairman Of Committee of
Arrangements, and be delivered by the Nth OF
Novombcr.
Communications addressed 10 JAMES III. TAy.
Lon, Chairman of Committee on Corrcspond-
ence, will meet with prompt attention
The Hon. JOS. ii. I.UMPKIN, of Georpia.
VIII deliver the Annual Address, ON Tuesday
night, the 18th November
Arrangements have been made with the South
Carolina Rail Road Company. to let all articles
intended for the Fair, return free Of charge.
WM. GREGG, Preside nt
r.. C. JONES, Secretary.
July 2i "a
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Sons of TcnnlpcpappCc.

/ ~ "A Public Meeting of Sumter Division of
Ibis Order will take place on Friday, the
18th OF September next, at Sulntcrville,
commencing at about 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. Members of the Order are re-
auested to meet in the Town Hall, at half
after lO O'Clock, to prepare for procession.
The second Anniversary Grafton Of this
Division will be delivered on that occesion
by p. w. p. FRASER; and there will also
be other Addresses
- The meeting will take place in the Court
House. The public generally are invited.
N. GRAHAM, r. S.
Aug. 7, fl Ct
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For Sale,

valuable plantation containing nine
hundred and eleven acres, situated in
Clarcmont County, about seven miles from
SumterviIIc, on The public road leading from
SumtcrvIIie to the Swimming Pens. There
IS on The pince good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smoke House, Stables, Corn
House &c. Al good repair For terms
apply to Sanl. }. Bradford j. w. Darran or
the Subscriber on the plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN.
Nov. l7lSi0 i #
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SumterVille and Claremont
SSAAN. M.ANE,

E5ssSr179.-f. The subscriber respectfully au.
;allSSS.4i isS.& nonnces 10 the Travelling Pub.
iic sha, his Stage leaves Sum,crvilc every morn.
ing al o,c!sck except Sunday aud arrives at
Giarcinont In time for the :siFs for Cha rlcs,on:
Leaves same day tafter the arrival Of tho cnn
from Chnrlesonl and arrives u, !Sum,.rvilc n,
o'clock.
~ B-llaving procured the services Of his
former Driver, air. L. ID. HOPE. can assure all
WHO patTonize his stage, safe and expeditions
passage.
J.. VI. BUTLER.
April II, 1850 % IF
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Look Sharp |!

Just received by late arrival from
Charleston, fresh Stock of
DRY Goods and Groceries,
Consisting in part as follows:
Ladies and Gcntlemen's Shoes, of va
rous descriptions ; Misses and Chldrens
do; e fine assortment OF Hats and Cans
for Summer; also, Coffee; Sugar; No
lasSes Cider Vinegar; Candles; No. |
Mackcrcl; Picked Pork Salt: Water
Buckets; fine large Brooms Spice; Pep
per; Cloves; Ginger; Mace; also, fine
lot ofTin Ware; all OF which Will be sold
low for cash tradc-by
McROY & JONES,
Opposite WIN. Webb's n. Y. Store.
May |, 1850.
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Notice.

By order of VIM. Lewis Esq, Ordinary
for Sumter District, will be sold on Friday
the 9th Of August, at the Plantation OF
W'l,lam wilson late of this District, tho
stock of Cattle and Sheep.
S. Il. WILSON,
r. 3. WILSON,
ErecutoIs.
July 24 40 Of
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NOTICE.

VIII be sold, OH Monday l7,h August
next, at the Summer Residence of tho late
T.: w Fraser, decd, near Bradford Springs.
all his effects Of HOUSEHOLD and KiT.
CiiEN FURNITURE, and THIRTEEN
HEAD OF CATTLE, among which uro
several BEEF Cattle.
All sums at or under Ten Dollars cash:
over that amount, credit to the first of Jun,l-
nry next; Note with approved security.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
BY order of
J. l.. SHAW,
l.. II. IlERlOT,
~, Acfg. Er'ors.
l'th Juiy, tS5O. 40 st
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Host.

on ~" morning OF the 10Th n,.. IN The vicin.
ny o. PnkYS, Mills, Clarendon a Note Of hend,
scriher, for One llnndred Dollars bcarin,, Jnt,
the 10Th nit, due The first OF November ,,cxt,
WIN interest from July last. All persons arc
hereby Forbid trading for said paper If found, as
payment has been stopped
July II 80 =,
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REMOVAL
OF TIE
MSM NRNA STNRS,

he undersigned having Removed one door
below Nm Wcbb'S New York Store. would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore fl
Norrd by his friends and the citizens of Sumter
generally, being satisfied tlat he can uccommo.
date Them with any articles in his line of busi.
ness consisting of Il large and Well selected as.
Soriucni, Nc.
r. s. MELLETT.
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Notice..

>, C1'par'nership has this day been formed bv
!re .mc mm'iucrsgneh, u for the transaction Of FAC
FORAGE AND COMMISSION WlTSISEsS
under the title of WM. NJ. I.AWTON a. co
WM VI. LAWTON
Il: WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
WM VI. TAYLOR.
JOSEPH T.. DILL.
Office l3 Southern Wharf
Charleston, S. C., July Isl, 1850. 81 3,
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D M'ALLlsoy. 81. D. Plum st. Phila.

DR. kce'er's Cordinl.-We would call tho
auention Of our readers TO this Invaluable me,i~
,clnc, which will be found advertised Ut tfenyth
i'll our columns. AS q corrective in ssasss of
D'arrho.a, disease very prevalent al tiiHpre-
sent time, II Is highly spoken or by all is,io
have useG il. ;#f Tzs
(NeaFs Saturday Gazette of August aS, IS47s
Dr. keeler's Cordial and Carminatirs.
The article is advertised In another mari & az.
our paper, II Is Warmly recommended bg fatni-s
lies who have tried it. 1t ia esiss -
among children, aud has efscc,sfi i,j; l3tsis 6E
cures. Ffe Cordial isnot u qpask sinstra;iS.
bns carefully prepared medicine and peYieeI-
~ Tree roui any thing injurio.is.-- P.nnsylyns
man Of Sept. ] ), 1s47. lg.
Dr keeier-- Dear, Sir. As il is my dutg TO
use every homes; means to promote lie happi.
ness of our fellow creatures, take great pien.
sure IN stating TO You tho advantage receir-
cd from your valuable Cordial and Carmina~
tive. Last autumn | was attacked with D;ar.
rhDh, which debi!itated my system very nnch:
for nearly lhteo weeks tried many remedies.
bus found little or no benefit, when n,y dauph.
ter informed me OF yonr Cordial bought a
bottle and had no, taken but two doses before
obtained relief. | was entirely recovered
before used the whole of il; and have re-
manned hearty ever since. RespectfuliY
yours, S. Bum ID. d. =
~ 80 =
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and rela;L
fhilndelphia where also DR.. Keeler's CornIt
SYRUP, VERMIFUGE SYRUP. sRHEfI.
MAplC LOTION, LIVER and SANA--
TIVE FILLS may be obtained Remedies
OF unsurpassed efficiency, and which have 40
equals. No family in town or country shonld
be without these celebrated medicines sn
admirably adaptive 10 meet sudden cnerasn.
cics.
u Also DIR. KEELERS SARSAPA-
RlLLA, for the permanent cnre and removal
OF all Diseases arising from nsperities Of the
blood, or habit Of the body, viz: Chronic
diseases of the chest, Consumption, Bsonchi-
tis, Catarrh, Fleurisy, Scrofulu in all ts forms,
letter, Scnld head. BIo,chcs Of tho face,
Chronic diseases of the Stomach, Liver and
Skin, cuinneous erup,ons, whi'c sweitinps.
Hip joint affection, deep seated pains of ths
bones, sweliings of the joints, Ulcers, Syph,i-.
lie disorders, Mcrcura and all Hereditary
prcdispositions. Females suffering from OBJ
structon, sallow complexion, nervousness,
etc., will tind ,he Panacca an elegant remedr
for their removal.
For sale by DR.. r. S. NFelfett, SUM
tcrvillc; 4. ]. DELAY, Camden; Black
~ Ehny, Orangnburg; Boaiwripin a.
Mot, Columbia; J. Mcmillan, Marion;;
P. M. Cohen Charleston and Bv
Drnggis, and Merchants in. every town
throughout The State.
Dec. 10, lSd0 8 ly
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of said DistrcD of the
personal property as derelict Of John
Hanks III \, late of Sumtervile decd; and
avail myself of this method to notify all
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm.
'ned'ate payment to Mr.. l.. B. Hanks, nv
Agent Gin this particularly and those hav.
ing demands against decd will hand them
III duly attested according to Iaw.
w. LEWIS, O. S. D.
Aug. I'd 1850 4l #
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This 's'o certify that have naed Dr. Keel
er's Cordial, and have found il valuable med
icinc in dar.lGu, dyscnterv, and all deraure.
incnls o! tho stoinach aud bowels, caused by
Icc'hHg, and Is particularly adapted to aIl
diseases Of those Ur gans caused by acid fruits
orthe debilitating effects of season aud cli-
maic. 4s: I,
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>, I.fetU T1AHI.E, NJ. d q
Extract Of u letter from Ebeuezer Coax.
New York City, July 90, 1s47.
DIR Kcrler. Sir. have used Ia INV la,ni.
" all OF The Cordiul WHICH you left with m,
las, summer except Two bottles which per-
snuded customer o mine to try, and having
proved very beneficial, he has recommended
It 10 some olhis friends who wish 10 have some
OF it, therefore wish you would send me some
by express. am satisfied from my own ex.
pcrence that it is the bfsl n,edicinc for chill
dren 'reetliing aud Summer COMPLAINTS that
is offered TO the public, and all that is neces-
saTy Tor recommendation is to Try it.
Very respectfully,
EBENEzER CooK.
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Brown, Lee & Co.,

Agents for the Sale Of HARVIN'S SAOES
and Harness.
June ! 80 :,
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SaddlerV, Harness, &c,

Carrage Trimmings, Hlacksmith's Tools.
Springs and Axles, Carpenters Tools, Rca,ly
by
l. II. HANKS