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THIS magnificent establishment in now open for
Il the reception of visiters. Surrounded entirely
by salt water, it affords every fselity for Sea Bath
ing. There very capacious and we'll. arranged
Bath Houses, with Hot Baths, and Shower Baths.
and fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open
The Hotel. situated directly on the Bay, and in
view Of the Atlantic presents beautiful prospect
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union, offers 10 the visiter splendid promo
nades, daily military paradcs, and fine music. mo
place be more healthy, or possess a finer eli
mate than this docs through the entirs summer
no cholera here last summer; nor have we ever cp-
idemic diseases of any kind, fever and ague. or
bilious fever.
With drinking water unsurpassed In excellence,
offer the attractions Of fine Band of Music, and
the most beautiful Ball. Room in the Union.
JAMES s. FRENCH
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

sWAsHfNGToN, June 5, 1850.
STA ! have duly received your letter Of the 9th
ultmo, communicating TO this Department the
proceedings Of the National Institute on the subject
Of my note of the 18th Of the same month Those
proceedings appear TO me to be perfectly satisfacto
~; and have accordingly transmitted them 10 the
British minister in this city, with the communica-
ton, a copy of which s enclosed for your informa
ton.
am, sir, respectfully, your obd't serv't
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
wALTER u. JoHEsoN, esq.,
Cor. Secretary Of the National Institute.
DEPApTnENT OF STATE, 4
wAsHINeTor, June 1, 1880
Sra: have the honor TO transmit 10 you here
with copy Of the correspondence which has passed
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MAY 20, 1850.
TERMS.

Board per day ......,...... ............& 81 "
BY the week. at the rate of (per day)... I so
BY the month, at the rate Of (per day).. 90
Children under ~ years Of age, and servants
half price. May l6-TTbAS2
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buffalo Express, i9h instant.

The Albany Evening Journal has a telegrapbic
despatch dated Buffalo, Wednesday, 2, p. m,
which says it pretty nearly asccrtained that there
were three hundred and twenty persons on board at
the time Of the accident.
Thus far, only thirty five have been ascertsined
10 have escaped. The presumption, therefore. is,
that two hundred and eighty five have persisted
Large numbers were undoubtedly burned on
board and sunk with the wreck Already one hun
bred and thirty five bodies have been recovered.
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The Burning OF the Grimth.

The fire was discovered between and O'Clock
in the morning, issuing in flame from the combing
OF one OF the smoke pipes. strong and deter
mined effort made TO extinguish il, but without
avail. Soon, il broke out below and communicated
with the cabin, which in ten minutes time was
wrapped in flames The alarm was sounded and
the passengers walked from their sumbers and told
TO save themselves. The boat was headed in shore,
and the crew and passengers abandoned themselves
10 despair, as the flames spread with such fearful
rapidty TO cut off all hope Of escape except by
taking TO the water The scene of CONSERVATION
that ensued was appalling beyond description. The
only place that was not pervaded by flame or suffo
eating smoke was forward, and there the three
hundred human beings were huddled, presenting
sight that would appal the stoutest heart. When
within less than mile of shore, the boat struck
and lost her madway. At this moment the flames
were fast approaching the passengers, and soon
the heat became so intolerable 20 force them
into the lake TO save Themselves from the consum-
ing fire.
Within five minutes after the boat stopped she
entirely deserted, and the lake filled with the
three hundred persons struggling in the food.
Husbands threw their wives and children into the
struggling mass below, and then followed 10 share
a common fate. Mother after mother to
toss their offspring overheard and then betake them
selves the in the vain hope of saving them.
The lake still, and the water clear and within
few minutes nearly all this vast multitude had
disappeared from the surface and could be seen on
the bottom clinging 10 each other in the cold EN-.
brace Of death. The family Of Mr.. Heth was found
Of his wife-and poor Donavan, the steward, fell
victim TO a determination TO the daughter OF
Captain Roby, and was found with her folded to his
breast.
The GOODNESS Of Young Diehl, when he left the
boat, Is entitled 70 especial mention. He had been
suffering fright severely, but when IL really became
n question Of life and death-when the flames
reached out towards him, he but one alterna-
tive. His heart nervcd in the moment and fear
disappeared The thought struck him that he must
behave as when in the lake bathing, and being a
good swimmer he might save himself. He leaped
down the side Of the boat and had scarcely reached
the water, when Of the fender ropes was burned
of and the fender fell into the lake near him. He
seized hold Of Il and found il capable Of buoyng up
more than himself At this moment bic attention
arrested by the wife Of the head waiter, another
female, and three children, who were clinging to
the side Of the boat nearly exhausted. lie went TO
their assistance took them on the fender and swan
20 the wbeel-hOuse, where the six remained, cling
ing 10 the paddles rim Of the wheel until boat
came and took them on shore.
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We arc prepared to execute orders 10
any extent in The above line, both for new.
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
i'll way OF repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injure tho finest staple.
with an improvement oregulate the noting
Of the cotton; our brush is constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
llghtncss, strength and forcc-all very
material in the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
plain either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
W. are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as BcdstenLs. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON e. BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumtervillc, April %, lS47. 26
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ITO PLANTERS.
Dry Goods In Charleston.

TheisubseIibing is now receiving n much
larggor, and more extensive Stock oil PLAN.
TEKS GOODS than ever before offered
consisting OF, London Dufil BLANKETS.
Heavy Drilled Do; English and Georgia
PLAINS; Welsh and American ELAN
sNELS; TWEEDS; S%attinetts, Domcstics;
Cups for Servants, etc. etc, etc.
--ALSO-
a large assortment Of RICH FANCY
GOODS; Silks, Merinos, Del.ains, Cling
hams, Prints, Cloths, C~assimeres, Linens,
Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, &c. Also, a great
variety Of SHAWLS, Mantillas, Viset,es,
Elegant French Broche Shuwls and vi.
scttCs.
Most Of our Planters Goods arc direct
importations, and VIC feel confident in saying
that we nro ablo t offer greater induce.
monts, MS TO Price and qualify of our Goods,
than any house in the CITY.
w. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 King-Strcct.
sept. IL al BIN
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lsc Wise i'm Timc!-'TIS FOLLY
10 DEFER! AFFLICTED READ

Thousands are suffering from disease from
which there is no difficulty III being pcrma-
ncntly and speedily relieved, provided the
right means be used. every vice Inns lis
own punishment, so il would seem every
disease has its remedy. This is true. and there
is nothing IN this lilo more certain than that
tho AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
n delicate character, known to the world.
Adapted to every stage of tho disease, sex and
corStitution, at all times and seasons, there ia
no fears Of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; from the certain and
speedy ~rclicfit gives, il is now the most popu-
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have been cnrcd ctieciuaIly by it during the
past year Prepared by n practical physician
Tho afflicted can rely with confidence on its
curative powers over discusses Of this charac-
ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
IL CAUTION.--ask for the american
compound and purchase only of the ngcnia
Price ] 80!
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston,
Boatright & Mot Columbia; z. De Hay
Camden and by the principal Druggist in oil
the County towns throughout tho State:
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
BRACELETS

Arc found o! vast service in cases OF Commissions or Fits,
Spnsmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
ofil,e Head and upper ~cxtrcmitics. Also in Palsy and
%Fa'nlysis. md all diseases caused by q deficiency Of power
or Nervous Energy in tho limbs or other organs OF the
body. s
90 Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of tho
country of the most extraordinary character can be
given, IL required.
65- No trouble or Inconvenience attends tho usc Of
DIR. CiRISIIE'S G.fLI.1NIC .1RTICLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with
perfect case and safety. in many cases the sensation
attending their use is highly pleasant aud agreeable.
They can be sent to any part Of the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
Tho Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
Tho Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
{I- The articles arc accompanied by full and plain
directions; Pamphlets with full particulars may DO had
Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
OF Berare Of Cennte.feiis aud Horthkss limitations
y. q. MOREHElAD, M. D.,
AGENT o TIE UNITED STATES,
1872 Broadway, New York.
u, For sale in SumtervIlle. 5. G. by DR.. r.
s. MELLETI. authorized Agent and by
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug. 27, 1880, 44 cowfly
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SUMTER HOUSE,

ifS:Gs5 F. MYERS. would respectfully IN.
I!r,sE@A form The citizens nf SumicryilIc' and
ffxEessa '!Ie surrounding country that he has
Just returned from Charleston. and has mnd,
arrangements 10 receive ICE and SODA WA.
lEN, "i every variety, weekly.
lie has on hnnd, and will continue tc receive
Throughout the season. Il choice asSnrtmeu: nj
Wines and Cordials. Confcctionnrirs. Fruit.
&c, all OF which will he disposed Of cheaper
than was ever oiIc before in Ibis place.
May %, 1850. 30 If
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TEMPERANCE u

fsi,faS The undersigned would respectfully
;,sAsd inform the public that he has taken
sNsssEses;;', the house we'll known rs the "CROSS
KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.. VIM. Mcknin,
accommodate travellers, and bnar,lers nj rea.
sonable prices. Those who desire TO feel the
same quiet abroad as II, home, nre invited to
give him n call.
Travellers accommodated for n single night,
and breakfast in time for the cnrsi in the morn
ing, nj moderate charges. J.. b. +. BOONE,
Proprietor.
Feb. 10 1850, l6 If
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

Whereas | have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of said District) OF tho
personal property as derclict of John
Hanks late of Suintcrvillc decd; and |
avail myself Of this method to notify all
persons indebted to the decd 10 make i'm
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. B. Hanks, nv
Agent Gin this particularly and those hav.
ing demands against decd will hand them
in duly attcstcd according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
Aug. ID 1850 al If
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

-
a''.;.. A1ysRggssa, CHROME or
$500 gegxss'y sDtsease OF
asse iA1aneys,
az
easeaseS arfs'
Ws l'om q Dtsorde7
11e0er on otomach,
"G" 30 ognsttpa'to"' IN
otns u ,s.' o:emess' o, o10oa
oz Me 80
IT,. M'1 '""' Us.
y m as''eeSs or ecetg"e ="
e'"' So"T L1TnctdttonS,
'otHHtH!y or Ethttc12NY at the
Pit Of the Stomach, Swi;m-
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MNTNSE.,

The subscriber has Removed his FURNI-
TuRE WAREROOM To Mr.. Az Moses new
building tup-sinirs) where he will keep con.
siantly on hand, "a general assortment OF Fur.
-s5-rr--;.r~ niture, consisting in part Of
Ss " .n..e4ss. Dressing Bureaus, Plain and
eEs-teIg Marble Top, Sofas and Di-
vans, Foot Stools. Otiomnns, Wardrobcs, plain
and Mahogany, Candle stnnds, Dining. Tea
and Work Tables, Centre do; Curlcd Maple
high and low post Bcdstends. Mahogany do.
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Cl;nirs Of
every description.
Furniture made and repaired at the shortest
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished to or.
der.
The subscriber il prepared 10 furnish Blinds,
Sash and Doors nj Charleston Prices.
He will continue his WORKSHOP at the
Old Stand, where all orders in his line will lc
punctnaliy attended 10.
DANL s. SARGENT.
Nav Is
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DIR. CHRISTiE'S


Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head.
frcli n? bronchitis. Inflammation of tho Throat, Nervous
end Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, 'Buzaing or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness.
which Is generally Nervous. and that distressing com.
rlNint, oni!ei Tic DoloIeuX.
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LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of
Laurcns-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, and WELDON, N. c. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
TO Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and are navigatcd by well known and expe-
ricnced commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. A THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued ON and after The first Of Oct.
1919, rs a permanent arrangement from
Charleston 10 New York. Passengers
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option either To continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit. their convc-
nience. BY this route travellers may
reach New York on the third dav during
business hours. Baggage Will be tickcted
on boardthc Steamer to Weldon, as like
wise on the change of cars, a, the intermc-
date points rom thence to n. York.
Through Tickets $50 each, can alone be
had from f., WINSLOW, Agent Of the
Wilmington and Raleigh II. Il. Company,
at the office Of tho Company foot of Lau-
rens-street, to whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
l.. C. DUNCAN,
1.-THE American Hotel, Charleston s. c..
Nav 8 O5 ly
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Groceries Just Received.

Wards Rice, Soda biscuits;
Young Tyson Tea;
Pickles. nsymrtr,!:
Scotch and London Porter, in pts;
Port and Madeira Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
G0OO Fine Scgars, for sale by
l.. H. HANKS
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MNRAS&.

The subscriber will rent for the ensuing year
on reasonable terms, the residence of the late
" Wyles, Esq, in Stateburg-On the pre-
all necessary Buildings, with about Twenty
Acres of Land attached there 10, containing a
complete Tan Yard in full operation.
NJ. A. WYLES, Admir-.
Staicbnrg, LIST January, 1850. 10 If
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1T CONCERNS EVERY ONE,
CHOLERA CURED!
'Dr. Keeler's Cordial md Car

sHSr. lAeeler'S D1a0 N0f
mjnitive,
For the speedy ana positive Cure ofDIARR-
HEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA NOR
BUS, CONGRATULATIONS, collie,
FLATULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS, and
for ull arrangements of the Stomach and
Bowels, caused by Teething. Improper Drink,
etc., etc.
&C. AsIATIC CHOLERA is as easily
cured and prevented as any other disease Of
the stomach and bowels. provided tho proper
means aro used. II presents the same NOR
bid symptoms MS Cholera Morbus, only more
violent. There is no difference in their pa.
tiology, the treatment being the same, DIR.
Keeler's Cordial, SO justly celebrated for dis
eases of the stomach and bowels, will, as cor
tain as it is used, cure this disense. As a
Preventive, it should be used in small quauti-
ties daily, mixed with water, and on the ap-
pronch Of the disease, it should be taken in
moderate doses, at regular and abort intervals,
until every symptom is removed. trictIonst 10
tho abdomen, with external applications to
the cHircrni,ies, in the worst stages OF the dis
ease, will cure forty-nine Of any fifty CAGES.
There is no need of anything else; and, above
oil, beware Of Calon,el, Purgativcs, and otl,ar
PuIliatives; they will kill more than they will
euro. The most severe cases Of Complaint
yield to the heroic virtues Of this remedy like
magic. The proprietor invites investigation,
and boldly proclaims that il will speedily euro
all discusses OF this character. He can pointto
living witnesses Of its beneficial effects, after
being pronounced incurablc and given up TO
die by their PHI ysiciuns. In all cases Of failure
the money vii! be checrfully returned.
Readthis Testimony.
(Extract Of n letter from tho Rev DR.. Enrle.]
Dnisvil!s, Bucks County, August 25th, lS47,
Dear Sir am now prepared 10 recon-
mend your Cordial from having used il with
success in several instances, and l am now
trying your ranacea in n case Of protracted
debility, attended with cough, apparently pro.
duccd in the young Lady by her 'outgrowing
her strength, TO use 4 common phrase.
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. d.
Extract OF n letter from Ebcnezcr Cook.
New York City, July 90, lS47.
DIR Keller. Sir. / have used in my fnmi.
~ all Of tho Cordial which you left with me
last summon except two bottles which l per-
suaded u customer Of niue TO try, aud having
proved very beneficial, ho has recommended
1t to some Of his friends who wish TO have some
of il, l therefore wish you would send me some
by express. am satisfied from my own OK
perience that il is the best medicine for chill
drcn Tccthing and Summer Complaints that
is offered TO the public, and all that is neces>
sary for "a recommendation is to try il.
Very respectfully,
EnESEzER Cook.
2S4 Grand ST. cor. OF Alley.
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measures ta.
KEN and shirts made to
order at short notice.

ALSO FOR SALE
UNDER SnIRTs AND Drawers Of Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Wooden and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspenders, Half Hose, Gloves, Cravats
and Hankerchiefs, (ready %hemmed.) Stocks
Opera Tios, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per-
fuuery. And u great variety of other
goods suitable for Gentlemen.
u Tho prices at this Establishment
are moderate and uniform-and the bust
ness SO conducted as TO secure the custom
Of those who ono purchase from us.
Oct. 9, 1850 80 If
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Read This ESOolS.

The valuable advice and impressive WARNING
u gives. VIII prevent years of misery aud suffer.
eri,,s' ana save annually Thousands uf Lives.
Parents by reading, IL will learn how to pre-.
vent The destruction of their children.
CO \ remittance Of - crn,s. enclosed in n
teller, addressed la Elt. kINkELiN. \. "
corner Of THIRD UNION Streets. between
Spruce a. Pine. PHILADELPHIA, will EN-.
sure n book, under envelope. per return of mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
OF extensive and uninterrupted prnc,icc spent,
IN THIS city have rcnd'rc, DR.. *. the inos,cxIcrt
ana successful! practitioner far and near. in the
treatment Of all diseases of n private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the boiy,
throat, nr legs, iains in the head or bones. mcr.
cu'ia' rheumatism. structures, gravel, disease
arising from youthful cxccss-s or Impurities of
the blood, whereby the conii,liiun has become
cntrrhicd, arc all treated with success.
lie who pieces hiGsclf under the care of DR..
H.. may rrllginusly couiilr in his honor Ms a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
rs n physician.
2 y Persons NJ "A distance NAV address Dr..
h..by letter. post paid. } aud BE- cured ut home.
JACK AGES of MEDICINES, DIRECT
olNS. &c.. forwarded, by sending n remittance.
and PM up secure from DAMAGE OR Curl.
OSlTY.
lE Booksellers. News Agents. Pcdinrs
'hnNasscrs, and MI OTHERS supplied with tie.
above work III very low rates.
Feb l3, 1850. IL ~
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D Madison, l.. D. Plum st. Phila.

DR. keelcr's Conducive would call the
attention Of our readers TO this Invaluable med
icinr, which will he found advertised ut length
in oar columns. AS u corrective in cnses Of
DiarrhGa, u disease very prevalent at the pre-
sent time, il is highly spoken Of by all who
have used it.
MEALS Saturday Gazette Of August 60. 1917.
DR.. kee!ar's Cordial and Carminative.-
This article is advertised in another part Of
our paper, j Is Warmly recommended by fami-
lies who have tried il. 1t is especially useful
among children, aud has effected hundreds Of
cures. The Cordial is not a quack nos,rum,
but carefully prepared medicine, and perfect
~ free from any thing injurious.-Pcnusylva-
nian OF Sept. i, lS41.
DR. kecler-Dear Sir. AS Il is my duty 10
use every homes; means to promote the huppl-
ness Of our fellow creatures, | take great plea
sure III stating TO you tho advantage | receiv-
ed from your valuable Cordial and Carmina.
tive. Last autumn | was attacked with Diur-
riiGn, which telilitutcd my system very much:
for nearly three weeks | tried many remedies,
but found liitlc or no benefit, when M daugh-
ter informed me OF your Cordial. l bought a
bnt!le aud had not taken but two doses before
| obtained relief. WAS entirely recovered
before | used the whole Of it and have re-
manned hearty ever since. Respectfully
yours, s. Bupp, d. D..
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail,
Philndniphin where also DR.. Keclcr's Cough
SYRUP, VERMIFUGE SYRUP, RIIEU-
MA'rfC LOTION, LIVER and SANA-
TIVE PILLS may be obtained. Remedies
of unsurpassed efficiency, and which havo no
equals. No family in town or country should
be without these celebrated medicines 30
admirably adaptive TO NEE, sudden cnicrgen-
cies.
~ Also DIR. kEELER'S SARSAPA-
RlLLA, for tho permanent cure and r.moval
Of all Diseases arising from nsprritics Of tho
lsiood, or habit Of the body, viz: Chronic
d,scnscs Of the chest, Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, CutarTli. Plruiisy, Scrofula in all lis forms,
letter, Scald head, l~ilotches Of the face,
Chronic Diseases Of the Stomach, Liver and
Skin, cuinneons cruplions, white swcllings,
Hip Joint affection, deep sonted pains Of the
bones, swcl!ings of the joi nts, Ulcers, Syphil-
tic disorders, MercnriaI and all Hereditary
prcdispos,,ions. Females suffering from OBJ
strucliom, sallow complexion, nervousness,
etc, will find the Panucca an elegant remedy
for their removal.
For sale by Or. r. S. Mcllelt, Sum
tcrvlllc; Il. J. DELAY, Camden; Black
& l;hny, Orangcburg; cartwright &
Mot, Columbia; !. Mcmillan, Marion;
T.. NJ. Cohen Charleston +; and by
Druggis, and Merchants in every town
throughout the State.
Dec. 10, lS49 8 ly
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Brown, Ecc e. Co.,

Agents for tho SALE Of SALUDA MAN.
June
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TWe are authorized to announce Mai.
John BALLARD, as a candidate 70
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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This il to certify that I have used DR.. Keel
er's Cordial. and have found j, a valuable med
icinc in diarrl,na, dyscnterv, and all dernnge-
mcuts of the stomach and bowels, caused by
r%ecthing, aud is particularly adapted TO all
diseases uf those or Enns caused by acid fruits
or the dcbililating effects Of season and eli
mate.