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Election Notice.
~Scuth-C Dist

Office of Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
md General Sessions for said District, by cxrir-
alton of tho term Of the incumbent.
l John D.. .Jcncs, Clerk Of the Cour, for said
District. in pnrsuancc Of the provisions of m
act. entitled An act prescribing the mode Of
clecling Clerks, Shcrills and Ordinarics " do
hereby give notice. that, an election for Clerk
of the Court Of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for Sumter District. will be held on
Monday the thirteenth day Of January next.
J. d.. JONES, c. c. r.
oH ESn of Common c""T' ua r,sss Nov G. 1850 . lot
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CLOTHING,

y full assortment Of Mems an Youths Clolh-
ing. Hardware and Carpenters Tools, Buggy
.Sprlngs nni AIlcs, Carriage Trimmings Miila.
bic Iron. BOUTS. etc. Mill saws, Cross Cut
SAWS, etc. 100 Kegs nails, Cans, Gun Locks,
etc. etc.
7 SADDIERY
Brnss ana JaFaH wagon Hairless. Sunny anu
Zig do. Carriage do. Fine Enslisi, Sm,Idlrs.
etc. etc. Agood assortment Of Hats and Caps.
GROCERIES.
Goshen Butter, Cheese. Snriincs, and Lobster.
20 boxes Of Sp.rm A%dninan,inc and Tnll0w
Candles, Spap, Starch etc.
a large stock Of Shoes and Boots. Porter nn.l
Aic The best article imported. Mc'Ieira and
Port Wine Sugar and Coffee, Bacon etc. nj
thc loves, market prices by
SSr l.. d HANKS.
9 Nov. G., 1850 If
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FOrSale

a Tract Of Land containing abont four
hundred acres.-l0O Acres of which are
cleared, and under good fence. Said tract
lies about Is miles below Sumteryille,sjn
the Fork of Sammy Swamp and Black
R'ver. It is bounded by Black River and
lands of Sidney McFaddin, Harriet Hodge
ana II. Scarborough. A liberal credit will
given. Call and get n bargain.
J. l.. MELLETT.
Oct. 80, 1850 II
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Notice..

Geo. S. G. Desclnmrs desires 10 have il,
in his power to recommend to u friend of his
wanting an Orcrsecr. \ gentleman who can
come we'll recommended both ms TO character
and competency. The SITUATION is healthy and
in every respect agreeable, and the wages about
$500.
Nov. 6, 1880 2,
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Fl, LEIDING g. co.

Importers Of German, French and
E"gstsA Fancy Goods, Musical
nsfr"ments, Toys SC. No. 2s4
ht"g Street, near Society Street.
They beg leave to call the attention of
Country and City Merchants to the TACT
tia' all their foreign Goods are all of their
own direct imP"rtations from the first sour
ces IN Europe, and that they therefore can
sell Them at the lnwest "Nortiern Import
Prices" as the additional costs which accu-
mu1ates by passing through several hands
are entirely avoided.
Al close buyers will find it to their in
scrcat to examine their extensive stock.
Oct. @. 1850 ;m ~
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D, UT, PRICE,

Ga ESa CD Ss
The Subscriber brgs leave to inform his old
frieuds and The public generally that. he has
taken the Shop formerly occupied by 4. Con-
way. He guarantees his work shall b.. cot IN
IN the most L fashionable and Substantial man
Dcr.
sE' All that he asks is n fair trial.
Nov. 6, 1859 = If
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Executive Department.
" holrsalc nn,l Retail.
Oct. Both. 1850

EDlSTO, Oct. Is, 1850.
The following Troops are invited 10 par
EIDE at COLUMBIA on Wednesday, the ith OF
December next, viz:
The Is. Regiment OF Arti lc.v.
The Uniform companies of the 10Th and
18th Regiments %! lnlanirv.
The thir Regiment Of Cavalry.
TIC Uniform companies Of Sumter, Kcr-
81 nw, lancaster, Fairfield, Nrwbcrry, lex
ington and all other Uniform corps that may
find il convenient 10 attend.
Such oI 1.-THE Troops ms may be disposed
10 accept the invitation arc requested to re-
port 10 Inc Adi n,ait and Inspector Generals
nj Columbia OH or before Isl ,lar of De.
c"ml"r. and state il Tents are preferred ly
"ny-it so, they will be pitched for their
use.
The Major and Brigaiicr Generals of the
State with their suites arc respectfully invi-
ted to attend.
BY order Of the commanlcr-in-chieE,
J. w. tANTEY,
AJt and Insp'r Gsn.
November G., 1880 > it
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Head Quarters,

.Hr... - WV. ] ~ CJp
Order No.-
Tho third Brigade Of Cavalry and the
Uniform Corps Of The card Regimen, of IN
.tantry arc ordered to parade Tor Review aud
Drill at Columbia on Wednesday, the i;ll
OF December next.
The Troops will DO ready for review at
twelve O'Clock NJ.
Tho M1ior General and Drigadinr Gcncr-
ais Of the 3rd Division will attend with their
respective suites.
al the Ails-dc-camp of his Exccllency
Governor ScaErook, are required TO be ii,
attendance July equipped.
The Brigndicr General of Cavalry and
the Colonel OF the Sd Regiment OF Infantry
w'Il extend this order to their respective
commands.
BY order ofthe commanders n-chief,
J. w. CANTEY,
AJf and Inps'r Gen.
Novombcr 6, 1850 , At
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South CarOlina--Sumte Dist.
BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
Tsvy.t,S .#.

d'y ''bLI ~, fISI.s oFHtHHTy JOT SHtI
District.
Whereas, p. NJ. Butler hath applied to
Inc for Letters IF Administration, on all
and singular tho goods a~ndschattels, rights
and credits Of l.. D.@IIope, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon-
ish al! aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before Inc at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court llouscon Friday the 18th day of No
vcmber next, to sl,ew cause, ifany, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
4th day Of November in the year of
L. S. our Lord, one thousand eight humid
red and fifty, and in the 18th year
Of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O.. s. d.
Nov. G, 1850 2t
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Come and See,

Elegant Black and Fancy silks,
Figured and Embroidered Cashmers,
Mode and Figured Alpaccns,
beautiful PLAN and Figured Black Alpnccas.
BLACK and colored Cnlicocs and Gingliams,
Black and colorc .Shuwls Of every size and
quality,
Welch and SILK Warp Flanncls.
brown and hlcached Shirling and Sheoiings,
Narcotics Qmil,s etc. etc.
For sale by
J. r.. SOLOMONS g. co.
Oct. %, 1850 50 ,f
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NOTICE,

Whereas sundry NOTES, which werc
N me possession of Mr.. Thomas isrumby,
ueTeased' have been put into my hands for
r"l'ccton By those interested, which notes
Sas aPpcars) we're given for thabire Of the
Nesroes' IN which Mrs. II. SiHnieian, de-
ceased, had a life Estate, tbctefofs. notice
~ hereby given tina. immediate payment
is required.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
Aug IL, 1850. ID -
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NOfiCC,

Persons having demands against the ES-
tate Of II. Richardson. Decd. are requested
TO prcscn, them duly a,tcstct. and those in
dob,cd 10 make payment 10
E.. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Admr.
Nov. 6, 1850. If
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Direct Importations Of
NRASA ANMENS.

NRASA ANMEM5s
The snhrscribers, are constantly receiving
direct from the Manufacturers, MADE TO
THEIR ORDER, and expressly adapted TO
tho Southern Trudc, and TO which they with
confidence invite the attention of purchasers.
with u guarantee that the Gpods will be
found PURE FLA-X--to-wit:
Shiriing and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatce and Shooting Linens
RUSSIA. Birds Eye, and Hnckaback Diapers
BIcached and Brown Table Dalnasks, of as-
sorted widths,
Damask Doylics, Napkins and Cloths, OF va
rions sizes,
Dowlass. Glass Cloths; Black, White and
Brown Holland,
Ladies', Gents, md Childrcn's Linen Cam
brio Hdkfa., etc. cic.
e. s. T.. l.. KERRISON & CO.
300 King Street,
Charleston, S. G..
Aug 90, 1850. "A Bin
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Cigars and Tobacco

of the following brandS:-Con-olacion-
Castiiio-llcgalia Observation-Disclosures
pcio-Palmcito Gold Leaf-Gcu. Taylor,
Observation-Disclosures Cigars-i0O in d
bunch-Rough and Ready Tobacco, Viz
ginia Gold | eaG. Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
for sale lowfor Cash.
~, J. FRANCIS
Under The Office Of the Sumter BnnncI,
and I'd door above A. J. 81 p. Moses Store.
Dc ., 1850 40
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MNXAGR,

The subscriber will REM; for the ensuing
year on reasonable terms. the residence Of
The late ID. +. Wyles, Esq, in Stateburg.
On the premises arc a comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ings, with about Twenty Acres OF Land
attached there TO, continuing omplcle
Tan Yard in full operation.
M. a. WIiES, Adm'.r.
S,a,oburg, LIST January, 1850, 10
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$50 REWARD,

ANA.FAY from the subscriber about
al Isl, Aug. 1919, my negro man Ducas,
a boot and shoe maker by trade, about 80;
years ofagc, black, with full eyes and thick
bps; plausible when spoken to- u liule s,oop
III the shoulders when walking. he WAS
raised about Snmterville, or Bishopyiile, and
was formerly the property &c Iisl,op 4,
Bowen, OF Sumter District. Ispnrchased
him OF Ihos. Lang, Esq, Of Camden, and he
has a wife at tho Saiada Factory, noar Co.
!"mh'a' ms mother is in sSumtetpille. and no
IS supposed TO be lurking about tho above
places, or Georgetown, where he has con.
n%cxlons, will pay $40 for his delivery TO
me at laacastervillo, s. c., ss25 il he is
lodged in anyjaiI % as | can get him, or the
above reward Of $50 Tor his apprehension
ard proof TO conviction against any respou-
slble white person who may have harborad
or employed lin.
WA. ROBINSON.
Oct. Q, 1850 so &,
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Sons0TT Temperance at your
,sss Post,

Sumter Division, No. II, will hold a pub
lie meeting, on Thursday evening, the 18th
%of November, at Sumtcryiilo, in tho Pres
byteriun Church, when md where public
addresses will be delivered. Tho public
Ngcnerally, and the Ladies' particularly arc
invited.
Tho meeting will commence at about 7
O'Clock. Members of the Order will please
meet at 6 4 o'clock, at the Town Hall for the
purpose Of forming procession.
J. ID. JONES, r. s.
Now 1850. Ct
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M0TNGE.

Mrs. }. BOWLING respectfully calls the At
trnii"n ri her friends and kind patrons to her
recent selection ofFANCI GOODS, consisting
OF Muslin DE Lnincs, Cnlicucs, Ginrlams. Rib.
hors, lnccs, Ladies' Caps, &c. and u choice 81.
lection Of Groceries which she vii! sell rs cheap
rs they can be purchased This side Of Charles
ton. She solicits n share Of publ" patronage.
Oct. 3Olh, 1880 Ii,
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HoWland,s, Ware Rooms.

HOWland's Ware Rooms.
Charlcstola, s. g.
Aa@sHHsssg
MGGg0sssz.:e9gGnH
ssssY
81, b, Nsss@AS
The subscriber has now opened and is con.
stnntly rece wing mt his New Establishment,
No. 2ii, Bend of King Street,
New Fancy and staple Dry
Goods,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of
Merchants. Planters and Families Of Sumter
~" ~ wv u OF
NE" GOODS, purchased by himself from tho
latest imporintions, will be found TO embrace a
very extensive assortment of tho most desirable
styles Of Ss
hsicls Silks, Cash nlcrcs and
GotaSiiia EbeH.ailscs, viz:
Cartons Rich Figured Poult De Sole
r,nin and Gi'ene Satin D'Chinc
Striped G;lnce Poult Dc Sol.
Rich Chameleon Silk
" Changcablr ="
i'Iaids q.
" 80: ~, 81, 3G inch Super Black Girls
Z" Gincc Poplins "a new ~nr,iclc)
The above comprises an eiegan, assortment,
varying in price from 50 cents 10 So per ward.
Cartons new and rich styles French all
wool Cashmcrcs and De LnincE. in new and
beautiful styles ut tic loves, prices.
New and Elegant E:NubroIeries
Rich Lace apes, Collars &c.
including Il great variety Of beautiful articles in
this department, with n large assortment, of Lacr
Goods Of every description.
Il Housekeeping and Domestic
Goods.
In this Department, will bc fo;.nd rlnos, every
useful article required by lpusckcrlcrs. inclu-
ding blanket flann4ls &c. of the best styles.
FRESH Mourning Goods.
Super Black aud Blue Black French I,om5a.
2Ins
E" English Bn,nbazins
tautnn Cloths
" Silk Warp Alpaccas
ilhin Hack nous DrIGaincs md Cnsl,mrrrs
Hack French Mrrinos. Black Satin Dc Chcuc
Super Black Englisl. ard l,niinn Cn,rcs
lndit Snlins, Sa.sact and Sin
End Mourning Nous De Lame and Cash.
In"rcs
farisscIirs ani Silks
Particular attention paid 10 Mourning md
Fancy Dress Goods.
White and Free: V~'!aunels.
Bales 81 a. ~ White Fianncls
Red AMI white aorncl
!" =" All woui Twill'd"
-" Real Welsh
silk and wool Flanncls Guaranteed not 10
shrink
Brown nnt, Es9cnchcd long
cloths.
Composing all qualities and widths selected ex-
prcsslA for The Country trade, Together with n
large supply nfTickinss, Drills, Stripes, Plaid
ilomctpnns. kcrseys, Blankets SC. DC. cmhra-
eng the most complete sio.t Of Dosce.ii,r (;oo,ls,
mo-" eNhibiii'i: al the L0tccSt Prices Tor casl, C:
CITY Acceptance.
""o'f' ''h 10 ar ItT"''r,u'3 'rr az rrDcEvE.
WILLIAM Rowland.
Oct. =, 1850 y II
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dsrElsirEMen~ Esscasuvrs Ia.
Nrsn aEah Shirts made 10
order IA allors nDtirc,

ALSO FOR SALE
lHDEn SHETS AMI DRAWERS Of Cotton
SIX, C"'tom, Wooden and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
S~uSpcnicrs, Half Hose, Gloves, travats
and l'hukorchicf-, (rcady lcmmed) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, UnhrcIIns, Soap. Per
inSicry. I'm! a great variety OF other
goods suitable for Gentlemen.
IL The prices at this Establishment
are moderate and u~nilorm--aud the bust
ness 50 conducted =, Ia secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from Us.
Oct. =, 1880 10 If
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AIR. wARLAnD The editor Of the Loved coxrs,
WI RAYS he iolOWir uinute 10
GOURAUD,S SOAP

we observe hat Cae.on Hosey VI tais ny stverra
gOURAUD'S Italian Mec.ea.ed soap. II lons sinee
nave seen The article a. DO BOT Te.r 20 "a reference
The purpose To which Il IL said 20 be more particularly y
pied But we can say, from some experiencs yoAu eek
nstis by far the beat srtice 10 be 0ied 70 snayns IA
vEs ever Manufactured Il cOso = iie more han evec ~
beat shsying soap but aers 10 nOthing Ii he nAt6 -
can compare with II IN this reg4fd We can truly rsec>
mend Il 10 every man who shAyes ~ lse sna 1ses UsP
raj purvose instead Of any oltts substitutes"
NT Warard does not fgl iusrcs 10 the Edmrsoo sa&3
ues OF GOURAUD'S Italian Xedieafed Soap hb, mon
over tee most wonderful compound ever inyec,ed
curing tan eckea pimpeS and all satin diseAses ana
mother who values he health Of her insnt should use -
Other soap ir It's abutous fhaa GOURAUO'S soap. Fooa
ouly ate Walker o. lot slore from not inl Broadway
w. 6,eod
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SUCCESSOR TO Mr.. CoRwIS.-rhe Ctereald
Herald s,vs. Senator Corwin has been invited .
a poet in the Cabinet of President Fillmore, ior
which he is admirably qualified, and the Wings
and the People of Ohio will be gra,ihed to learn
that Gov. Ford has appointed Hon. Thomas wing
to an the unexpired term Of Mfr. CorTin in tue
Senate Of the United States. MIR wing has ren
dered the country good service as SecreEiy OF the
Interior and leaves the impress of bis untrilg in
dustry. energy, craftsmanship and master mind,
upon the new and important Department OF the
Government be was called upon by General Tay-
lor to organize and place in successful operation.
Mr.. Ewing is a worthy successor OF most worthy
Senator, and Ohio may well be proud OF her cher
ished Corwn and L wing.
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1t must be remarked that since the last census
Wisconsin. with three members Iowa, with two,
Florida, with one aud Texas, with two, have been
admitted, thus making the majority Of the Free
States 49, The present census will no doubt large
" increase the disparity. The admission OF Cali
forna will of increase the majority 10 my one
Albany Eve Journal.
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CONNECTICUT COPPER-A friend has presented
US with some specimens Of the copper ore dug
from new mine in the west part oil the town oil
LitchHeld. 1t appears to be, withou. any chemical
examination. pyritous copper or a mixture OF cop
per, iron, and sulphur Ia this SPECIES the proper
tons are variable, bat the copper seldom reaches
one third Of the mass. II is sad, upon what au
thorty we know not, that the copper in the sPeci.
mems from this mine has been ascertained to DO
sizfy per cent OF the whole mass. The vein il re-
norted 10 be inexhAustible. Hartford COurant-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 26.

favor and merry evening vas spen, IN converse
don principally relating 70 the Pe'lioa' adventure
1" s'.' a., re get fair weather again we intent
n 49, uonrfs q int0n, Adams, Jefferson and
W,,bipg,op, and then leave for home via Franz
t,nn 80 Wells River and Connecticut River
h 1919 We have good number Of visitors here
a. nrs'ep, bu, there Is nom fr more ADD really
cs5rot well conceive more seishHaI or interest
ipg locality to spend ie" wee" AZ THIS season Of
- - YOnrs &c. &c P.
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GUARD LINE-FOr Liser.
Ear HrRnen.
FRAN Rremeu.
For ChaRres.

OIlO Lieut. J. y. .frcm New Tofk Sat July
cREsCENT CHI Capt FrUfn Ne~for Tbars Aaz
HMPTRE CTTY..J ID. wusos Prom New Yout Aus
cEFROK Ems Capt WIxBLE. Prom NsE TOrt 1as Aas
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p1-AnrAGENLr nGLNERAL WArEa

GiR-HsviDg fecoDu' es1ed - ny p.useI a Iks as,.,
SDfp HosrltA n ~ ciy W 10 y ne P9sazs,rz
-, 1000 r tfsm ~ Vsfy o ,scio2s "a 4 az, ~
-sst bsai spa uirf 1,ecirg frsuf, Aso Ia eszss -
80 I. Arfeiiy q Tho 5tlusra 70 Nr--nssn D-rss
1850 An-rrsrs OF 10 kdoeY sn3 sEin, asa Ia e..,J
co.ilyses.a In ~ cases, o cs syits se1ai e a.
MUNRO. u D. ~
avar6i-g Physlcian Of re Hoe D-a hls ossal ,,.r
tlrer IN surgery 30 We school u Medicine
Mornssl May = lo71
q, Ruebion Glsfk 4 Co, iiu srd 273 3natv,, -
no Asor Plsce AID he Proeipal Dnggs,s n As AZ, ~
Tweed
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ELOQUENT PARALLEL.-The progress o. the
Free and Slave States is ndcitive OF the erlts OF
their respective political and social systems. 10
Pre- shvs ",
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WASHING MADE EASY.
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES.
Without Labor.

vt,uE REST SYSTEM IN THIS WORLD. requires 10
mAchInes pounoers rubbers acids or olhef Injurious
articles Instructions are PLAIN articles cheap, snd can be
had anywhere 10 sent by mai at single postage Thou
sards are sent every month Price only II per copy Cal
or ,eud to MADAME BEAVELT, Patent Lsln1fess, ~
Anu-st second hoorl New-York. jyl lmMWkN
XNASHING-DAY BANtsHED-SlnPy by the
w use Of DR.. Towpsend's Patent Washing fluid II "a
warranted 10 do the work without rubbing aud sh)u Ia
turing the finest white goods Ii will save three ourths Or
The time Necessary wash By the old method all the nsfd
labor and every family from $50 10 500 per annum In wear
and tear olcoihng. Try II once.
For sale wholesale and retail, at sranklicsquare En-
trance from CherrJs first door from Pearl Aso for sale
by grocers generally. DR. E. D. Il. TOWNSEND,
'tsl2 Staw2,s l. FranklnsquAre
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TThe Cabinet Ministers Of the United States,
since the commencement Of the Republic, have
been taken from the respective quarters OF the
Union. as follows
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For Glasgow.
Prom GlRsgew.

Fro.s NetD- York for Giasg0to.
rTry OF GLASGOW B. MsrsIss About middle even
,.rnss mouh In hzy JAY ssP.susr Now and Jassay
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GoURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE,
c1RcAssIAu GLOSS.

rsVHl5 IA the most beautiful preparation Tor We DALI ~
4 Invented. Il IL warranted 10 make NE oslr gro,
prevent is falling ont and render sdf why h.r SON. nl
and glossy. Trial boullsstvo ,hhnss eaeh-ioand Only
Or FELIX GOURAUD'3 Perfumefy Depot 81 Waket-
krs, store from (no1 in) Broadway Dsa
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nh. hlCHAhDsOa'- nUP.-ons .. a. -
Dr6rnediss OF age. Dr. hichHSsont syrzp 10 al
sra enolers morbps snd slrner eot1oans ut ~ ~
stomach. - -.
~ 5rosdwsy; Nt1s Or0Sgifl sore tol 10, kasr Il
Have rs BulsOD-Et Brcosyu el'J HNsr'
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The ReIeoiIc practices Ia Chsiera.
E-o,, "a. Pt.ts5urgh Morning Post.

$50 go, he Gu lera Hospital since the Ececdc
o. in. have taken charge OF the sane; Gnd Of
10, number how many have died J Hog does the
ner cent Of mortality since that time compare with
tbatupder the Old Schooltreatment which preced I'd
- tbe ZANE hospitals1 What success have the
Eclectic Physicians generally compared with the
Old School Physicians in the treatment Of the pre-.
v.iling epidemic Cholera Please reply.
Yours, &c. L. 0LDsHUE
CIScrSSArI, July -, 1919.
DR. l.. OLDsHUE-DeGr SIR: Yours OF the 18th
inst was duly received. In compliance with your
request, Tow proceed 10 reply to Your Inquiries 10
"a brief Amanner as possible Since the City CnJl-
era Hospital passed into The hands Of the Eclectic
Physicians, one hundred and ninety nine patients
have been admitted up 10 the l6.n inst. or that
number II have died, leaving 2e cured. IL is
proper however, 10 state that Of the II deaths %
were in drticulO DOrtl at the time OF their recap
ton 10 more died from the influence Of narcots n
received before their admission, and Il from other
diseases than Cholera. OF the Cholera cases cured,
l2were in state of collapse, so that the account
stands as follows Whole number Of deaths from
Cholera 90. Whole number Of Cholera cases cured
1928 While the Cholera Hospital was under the
control Of the Old School there were - cases al
mitted. Ofthese II died and 10 were cured. 51cn
iI the difference in the results Of the two modes Of
practice as developed in the Cholera Hospital oil
this place.
In private practice the difference in favor OF toe
Eclectic system is strlkingly manifest. Up 10 the
present time myself and partner, DR.. Hunter, have
treated $40 cases Of Cholera since the hrss oil ~
last, with loss OF only nine cases. Otthose cured
from IS to 20 were in the collapsed stigeli The
Eclectic success has been about 10 the same ratio
in this city generally among other practitioners o.
our School; while the Old School usually lose fro a
one third TO one half their cases OF Cholera The
developments here in Medical practice hive been
such rs to convince every impartial and intelligent
inquirer Of the immense superiority OF the Ececti(
practice over the old regular AlloPathic Mercoria
system. No one cas- resiit this conviction, who
will take the trouble TO avail himself OF the proper
information on this exciting and highly interesting
subject. Respectfully youmGo,pou IN
Dean of the Faculty at the Eclectic Medical In
stitute, Cincinnati, and Professor oil Ineory anG
Practice Of Medicine.
The deaths last year in the five Pnblic Hospital
in the CITY of New. York, according to DR.. Geer's
Physicians official report were OBJ out
I COL Cases or 1911 per cent The reliance in Gin
cinnati was chiefly upon emetics oil looeiia.