The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-24
Important Remedy,
MITCIIEI'S EYE SALVE.

certdni, SaIe ana cDecthl fet0r Sore,
Weak md in0dmea Eyes. .ignea er-
pressly for Diseases q; the Eye. q.
THE unparalleled success which has attenI-
cd the use Of this preparation, and the ncknowl-
edged necessity for some article which can hs
relied upon "a n remedy in severe cases of OPP
thalmc affections which nrc So prevalent in this
country, induced the Proprietor to mike ar-
rnngemcnts through his Agents, to place this
Salvc within the reach of every individual who
may need The bcneiitswhch result from, its ,ige
The great advantages possessed by this mr.
ticlc over every other, its Certainty, Safety,
Convenience and Economy. All physicians nd
nit tl,at great danger is to he apprehend from
dragging ihs eye when in an inllnnled and IN
healthy state. In the use of this Salyc this oh
lection is entirely removed, as no harm can
possibly result from its use; il being in llea-
SEES applied to the external portions Of tile eye;
thereby avoiding all the inconvcnicnce, pain
and danger, which necessarily attend the in
troduction of any p,ingcns article into the eye.
Its activity in subdnmg inflammation Is so
great that but few cases require the Of more
than one bottie TO etlecta perfect curs.
GSsSN Agents at Sumtcrvillc; 3Iessrr. 4 ]
l. p. Moses Drs- Miller & Bossarri. and D.
K $. aEellert, and by Agents generally in
South Carolina sS&i:
A Voice 10 the People.
DIR, GORDOS'S FAMILY PILLS.--:-Be-
rs nature intended should operate on tbs i'm
purities OF the hnIlat systen-siEiie at the root
he disease, rctaosing all impurities from the
h1dy, opening the Pores externally and intern-
ally, separating NIL foreign nnd obHoa aiopsparti-.
clcs from the ctyle, so that the blood of which,
il in tho origin, must be thoroughly Fure-!nec-
cssairly securing q free md vigorous action 10
the heart, lungs, liver and stofnachc, thereby
restoring healh, by opening the pores. cleansing
the veins md arteries, uninipeding all the
natural veins and purifying the blood, they rem
der the system not only thoroughly sound, but
also impcrvious to disease, esea uhen all other
means hare failed.
TME universal celebrity which this meti-
cine has eianed in every section OF the conntry,
Try, and the many astonishing cIlres il has nf.
fccted, have established its efficacy beyond nil
doubt; as n general family medicine il has no
rival. In all eases of Indigestion, Bilious Fe-
vers, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick Head
ache, Ja'Inticc, Astlrnn, Dropsy, Piles. Collie,
Worms, Disease of the Heart, and in all atiec-
lions Of the stomaclic and bowels, Gor!cns
Pills will be found n never faiing remedy
To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that
upon the first commencement of sickness they
may be NJ once rsorteI 10. One dose then is
better than dozen after the disease has be-
come established in the system.
Gonon's Pills are purely vegetable, and so
innoecn, that the infant of a month old may
use tclnm if medicine is required, noi only with
safety hut with n certainty OF receiving all the
benefit medicine is capable Of iupar;ing. Fe-
mules may use them during all the critical Pc
RODS Of their Iives--Df, G.rden's Pilla Will
insure their heaiti. and produce regularity as4
all the functions of life.
Within the last twelve months, nofe then
one hundred cases of the most ltirnf
of dyspepsia have been rtirest BY the medicine,
where rigid dieting, the Blue Pill, and almost
every other means had been rcsor,cd 10, without
any benefi,, and when death stared i,s miscrn.
BILE victims fully in the FACE, Ii Dr. GortIon's
Pills We're not adapted 10 the cure of any but
this liorrid nlaiady their uniform success in this
disease alone would be sufficient IN sxyn IL az,
the iame'' the name of oftheirinveniar, rs hene-
factor of his species.
The medicine never fails to cure tlta wors.
cases Of Piles IN one Teeh! For sale nj:
ep Agents nj Sumterville; hIessrs A. j.
IL Z. Moses, Drs. Miller IL BoSsard. and d.
r. 5. Mrlctt, and by Agents generally in
South Carolina.
Feb 1850 l3, l6 6m