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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04
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7MII1py TI .F- F.FfYTI
iSGfiher ltia .hnnn cIiitiYntiH.l

E ssf5Stfiher lna been cuisivatisg.f for
} {I 4 four $ sara tho RIO CCi'tish,n
4ysTn satisfy tito tie public
The Mo Gutlon is III lcuit thTcc or four
swoeks carly than The Prt'iisu'f, al!l will
yield From la to,al-3 moro lint PEI acre
staple equity us good il re. better. II viii
yicsl from 33 10 50 lbs of lint To 100 IBIS. ol
seed COTTON; the scch arc considerably small
j4er than Tic rciiiLnuli. lis uai!ar1 IN boar
ing; il limb vel! aud juini, short. SEED
tom, Sumter District, at fifty col,s per BUSH
al, or iiiey VIII hc lciivrvci. III S,ln!rrvii!o
or kings.!Go Il! sGS&nty five cents. Hose
wanting had better hal,c application un or
before LIST January next.
=. $. WORGHAM.
NoysaO, 1850 1T
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Land For Sale,

sssS n tract'of land containin" roo acres,
~~as- moro OF lass. lying five miles below
Cartar's' Crossing, on tho Camden Road, l,c.
tween two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of WIN. Cooper, !. c.
W'thorsrnen, and r. Jo.cy. belonging to
tho nstatooFD David Il. Wilson. For terms.
apply 10 either Of tho undersigned.
r. G. DUHOSE,
a. SCARBOROUGH.
2 NnN o7tl, ISSn
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CASH STORE.

The subscriber has taken tho Store for
merry occupied by c. MCLEAN, and will
open In q few days III entirely new and
we'll selected Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
I'D Cutlery,
and CrOckcRy,
which ha will offer rs low for chslI rs they cnn
be bought in my Southern Market, at retnil.
Flo returns his thanks to his former Gus
toners aud hopes for q continuance or their
patronage.
7. J. DINKINs.
Sept II, 1850. Al II
ea5" Waterman please copy 4 times.
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TO RENT.

The House and Lot in the town of Sumte,
vile now occupied by DR.. j. G. Hayns-
worth, possession given on the first Of Jan.
uary G For terms, apply to
il. SOLOMONS & co.
Nov. 9th, 1850 5 II
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CLOTHING,


y full assortment Of Mems an Youths Cloll,.
Springs and AAles, Carriage trimmings Malcn-
bic Iron, Boul's, etc. Mill Saws, Gross Gut
Hn"s, cir. 100 Kegs nails, Guns, Gun Locks,
etc. etc.
SADDi.ERY.
Bras: and Japan Wagon Harness. Sn!kcy and
Gig do. Carriugc 10. Fine English saddles.
etc. etc. a good assortment of Hats and Gaps.
GROCERIES,.
Goshen Butter, Choose, SarhincR, and Lobster
20 boxes Of Sperm Adnman,inc and 1ulluy'
tnui!cS, Soap, S,arcl, etc.
\ large stock of Shoes and Boots. Porter and
h'c the best article imported. MG'lcirt and
PofI Wine. Sugar and Coffee, Bacon etc, ~
the lowest market prices by
l.. b HANKS.
Nov. 6, 1850 2 ,f
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REMOVAL,

1aIiIIU v 41Ii
The Subscribers would most respectfully re
turn their sincere thinks for the hitherto most
liberal patronage bestowed upon them, and nj
so adopt this method Of %inforiuing their old pa.
irons nnd the public at large, that they have
opened their
Largo and Carefully Selected
Fall SstOCk
In the commoslious New Store one door North
of Al. & p. Moses. where they are prepared
To- accommodate their friends with any thing
from n piece Of Bagging tn the Finest Muslin.
IE+Hy,' Please rail-, before purchasing else
where, and he convinced that we do sell cheap.
Their stock has been we'll selected, aud ran-
not fail TO please, both as regards Price and
QUALITY.
McROY CLONES.
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South Carolina--S umte Dist.
9siS&& IN Is()HIrVi

!. EExpafte. -
3as. Is. lIagnswor;h ffPetition~ lorReal..
and Wife.
WHlbc eolint Sumter ourtI[o uu
tho first afQndaY in .JanuarY nest, and i.
lpsS tiian spldWttlG be offered ~ subsequent
ssaiedsvs until sold.
70 wit: the following negfofs, Mhiyi
nbout :2ll years old aud twuelildru,, 0nc3E
years and one Gmon,ha, AID Fill atboY..
about II yeaes old, Terms Of sale ,ySe
3sslE .tg
by order of ihr Ctar.
: JOHN B.HStilflER. Giga'r,
Sumtervilbe, Dcc.riifi, q at
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roeg for Sale

WiilsIssold ut Public Auction; in Sum.
teryi tle, ontl.e first Monday in Janrasa nextg,
ItYELfH kkoly NEGROES.G
IIpfgsSof Saic--A credit at ONE, TWO,
%TIiRE years, crnal i~,isia'nrats, the
ssSa;ss 3 lNias HNGs:with approved se-
5%$4S l;tfig :a,erc,t iFYortalso htY O. sss,e.
gfsas!Ni.tlaH w. Mlii4DitOM.
SkkSaas SlsFs g 5.
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M0NAGE,
MNNNGE~

Mrs. J. BOWLING respectfully calls the NJ
ieniion of her friends and kind patrons To her
rccen, selection of FANCY GOODS, consisting
of Muslin Dc Lnines, Calicoes, Ginghams, Eih-
hons, Laces, Ladies' Caps, &c, aud n cl,nice se-
lection of Groceries which slm will sell rs cheap
rs They can bc purchased this side of Charles
ton. She solicils Il share of public patronage.
Oct. Both, 1850 TT
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NEGnoEs! NEGR0Es

! will offer for sale to ihn higlicst bidder
al Sumter Court house, on the first Monday
imiaillarY ncxi, solnct8 xalnahle negroes
sbeiipieysiOsss 10 he csiato of Airs, MA. Vii
sdcrs dcc'd. and also ut tlu game time aud
place seven |, egsrue; belni yIng 10 tho estate
df ses5 SSSs,selIarvin dcc'd, making in3ull 81
S<nncsssroesssa,GonS them are Men, Women
aisd sssas Parsons wishing 10 par
gscl,aso wlls do SNesi TO attend the Gale
Conditiciis lntiie 2stlaysn pn day Of sale. I
w. LESNIS,. q. S. Dr.
ASS--I5cs-4th.,sis5 q 81
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ESOWNETg /
ENGIISH STRAW: Price fioni {,
E1os ~ Sd: Byss yMcB0YSJDNES.
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MGM GMEM9 SINNE,

Tho S'uNarribcr respectfully informs his
friends aud tic public generally, that he is
now rccciviuG and opening Il general as
suruncnt OF DRY GOODS aud Groceries,
which he vii sell At vcr, moderate ad.
vance on frs, Cosl-all he asks is a CALL.
idnon Cambsic Iiankerc!icls of all quail
i,ios--aomD very fnc. Also Linen HIS
and Lawn by the yard. Silk do. Silk and
Cotton Gloves. Inserting, various pat
terms fIounccs, Embroidered Scollaps,
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Cigars and Tobacco

Of the following Observation-Disclosures
Castillo Rosalia Observation-Disclosures
pcio-Palmclto Gold Lcai-Gen. Taylor,
Observation-Disclosures Cigars--i00 in a
bunth-RoNgh and Ready Tobacco, Vir-
GINA Gold | caE, Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
for sale low for Cash,
w. J. FRANCIS
Unlar The Office oC the Sumter Banncl,
and ID door above A. j. & i Moses Store.
Oct2, 1890 40
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THE PARKEyILLE HYDROPATHIC INsTI-
TUTE,


cCtSSibin from All parts OF the United oes'es-s'tu
ated two miles souh OF woodbury. IN the county town
OF gloucester county New snd nve miles from hel
bank-hslhg been opened ohuer ia'oraoe auspices no"
in operation Tor the cure OF Oou Rheumatism
br nchtls consumption DYSPEPSIA constipation Diarrhea,
Paralysis Neuralgia Nervous rebrie AMI outsneous ds-
under the OF pr Dexter formerly OIL
norristown j. ana recently Of the Round Hill Retreat
MASSACHUSETTS
This Institution was putt express Tor water Cure
Estabishmentis capsoe OF hty PATIENTS
and abundantly supplied with 1dter Of me pureH qualify
The treatment OF disease by water Is no longer matter OF
experiment but few years have elapsed since the rst
Water Cure institution was opened III the ana re-
suit OF It's IN both acute and diseases
has convinced the most incredulous OF rs efficacy
The Managers deem 1t unnecessary to refer to the nu
this Institution they have permission from
formation Of this kind they will be referred to the patients
ceiyed while at the Parkeyille Institute,
The winter the best for Hydropahic treatment
Diseases in the cold while
of the system are more
reaction being then more easily produced.
In the experience and skill of the Superntepdept who
Of the earlie, nractitoners ~ Hyronstby In This
nnnn,rvN m ntmnst coincidence NAV he pIacat "
Of the Instuton has been selected for the
saubrity of its the inc sun
Of water t proximity TO the cty and the
ybicb ors for Ilv CARRYING ont the nrncn,es nd
t;css ~ The Waf~r Cnre
r,,Cn.rY.Sc Drp,pr~,uxr
Has been constructed the plan;
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sPRINGDALE BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR GIRIs-

fIHlS Institution Is agreeaby situated In healthy mar,
of Loudoun county Virginia eight miles west OF ees
burg and two mees south Of the stage leading from
Washington to Winchester.
The summer term will commence the l9th Of Fifth
month, (hay) The winter term will on the 5th
Of Eleventh month, (November)
The branches taught sre-Readng, Writing Arithmetic
Geography, History Grammar, Composition Bookkeeping
Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany ALICE
bra Rhetoric the French Language, Drawing Painting
and Need.work.
Lectures are delivered on Natural Philosophy Astrono-
my and Chemistry, illustrated by pleasing experiments
library, cabinet Of minerals and philosophical anna
raus provided for the the school The discipline
Is strictly parental and every effort to induce in
the minds Of the pupils Above Of knowledge and desire Of
celenee AS the proper stimnsnts TO exertion
The terms for tuition board aud washing are 100 per
annum $50 term Of % weeks The ony
so cents quarter for lights pens pencils
quarter for French lessons and the drawing
painting Books and stationery furnished the lr
ces, when required
Scholars sent 10 the Point of Rocks will be conveyed to
the school free OF charge by giving timely notice. directed
TO Purceps Store.
Dec g. SAMUEL NJ JANNEY, Principal.
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VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS.

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To INVENTORS.

THE subscribers offer their services persons wishing TO
obtain patents In the United states foreign coun
tries will prepare specifications and drawings take
all necessary steps to secure patent.
From their long experience practical mechanics added
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Persons residing at distance procure all necessary
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For evidence OF and integrity would
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acted business.
Letters must be postpaid.
Once on street opposite the Patent Once.
p. H. WATSON
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EAs in checks drafts, acceptances, promissory noes
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BANK NOTES.
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NOTICE.

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Law OFFICE, CINCINNATI

DlRNEY SHIELDS, Attorneys at Law corner of MAI.
ID and Court streets, Cincinnati.
JAMES BlRkEY, Notary Public and Commissioner I.
take deeds and the States
Of Maine Ver1ont Connecticut Michigan New Hampshire
Missouri, II -, Tennessee, New York, and Arkansas
Ian
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PATENTS.

DATENT AGENCY.-All matters connected with the
Patent Once Drawings, Specifications, &c. accurately
and promptly prepared and attended to.
Aug IS S.A. PEUGH. Washington v. e.
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FiRE-PROOF CHEATS.

DNENT Salamsnder Soapstone lined Iron Chests that
viii stand more fire than any others made in this coun-
try Also large supply OF Patent Air iron
7 now in USE and still make chests ordinary way
at very low prices Satened Refgerators Wster Filters
Portable Waer Closets for the sick and inrm Seal and
Letter Copying Presses Fire Proof Doors for Banks ana
Stores. EVANS Il WATSON,
20 South Third street, Philadelphia
b. Country Merchants invited call and examine
for them selves. before pnrch sing elsewhere Feb
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THE NEW GREFENBERG WATER CURE
REPORTER
Is published monthly containing thirvtwo large octave
pages devoted the dissent alton OF the principles Of
life health AZ true medical reform IL will aim TO explain
clearly Dtegiby, and scientifically the prime pies and
processes Of HyDRoPATHY.
HENRY FOSTER, NJ d, Editor.
Regular Contributors.
N. Bedortba, NJ. ID, New Lebanon Water Cure, N. Y.
:. o. besson NJ. ID Glenhaven Water Cure, y
q V. Thayer NJ. a., CooI erstown Water Cure N. Y.
2. n. Hayes NJ. d., Greenwoods Springs Water Cure,
Y.
r. r. Seelye, Nj. ID Cleveland Water Cure, o.
G. e. Shieferdecker Willos Grove Water Cure, Pa.
X. S. Hsughtou, NJ. D., 81 Tenth street, New York.
Terms, Arrays ia adrance.
One copy, one year ~
Five copies one year ~
Ten copies, one year 10
Twenty copies, one year III w
Address post paid, X. HOLLAND, Publisher, Utica,
New York. Jan. 5t-Sm
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1850,

IfBENIH NLHANN0 FUN fcs'V
DUBLiSHED by the American and Foreign Ani-Slaysry
Society and for sale at their Depository In New York
at the following prices:
For one thousand copies $2Dtr
For one hundred copies 2~U
For one dozen copies ~
For single copy -
The Almanac has been compiled by the Corresponding
Secretary Of the Society and includes twenty pages Of
valuable orig nal matter by William Goode The price by
the thousand is put at trhe above the actual cost In tho
expectation Of selling large editions and OF securing ~
active operation Of AnSlsvery friends throughout the
country Who IL IL hoped will give TO this important annual
wide and Thorough circulation The size Is the same as the
Almanac for 1919, viz: - pages.
Orders for Amanscs by the hundred thousand will he
promptly executed and should state, definitely by what
mode oonreyanes they be sent The postage on frdy
Almanac sent by mail will be and half cents, without
reference TO the quantity.
Orders should invariably be accompanied by the cash
Any under dollar may be in postage stamps
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent,
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ROAR DING

BOARDING.
Mrs EMILY II. STOCKTON, No. l6l Chestnut street,
W bst~een Fourth and Finh Streets Philsdslphia'
Oct. 2S-tf
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LAW OFFICE, CHICAGO.

CALvIN DE WOLF Attorney and Counsellor Telegraph
~ Buildings, Clark street, Chicago Illinois Particular
attention paid 10 collections
Terms Of Court Cook County, Illinois,
County court-frst Monday In February, May, and Do
tober
Circuit court-sscond Monday in June and November.
or Dem nds suit should be hand twenty dsys be.
fore the first day Of each term. Feb. III yr gr
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DRS. MUSSEY,
MONEY, MoNRYli MoNKY.n

MEDICAL Practitioners and Surgeons north side OF IN
wi street two doors e..t Of Vine street Cincinnati Ohio.
''''' '''''' r. ID. MuSsEY, M ID.
lana w H. MUSSEY. NJ u.
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JOSEPH =. WOODBURY.
Mays. Border street. Fast Boston, Mas

05- The above Planning Mschine has been thorougbIv
tested ny pianing fs0 feet iumber and Iss
paned 3UO feet In seventeen minutes, and Is adapted 10
stick any description Of moudings with great rapidty
The subscribers having purchased the territory
to their names ready TO offer for sale the
ana the night to use the same in the territory purchased
them
machine may be seen in operation Buffalo New
York and at the Flaming Mill Of Duncan Mangey Louisville
Kentucky
Communications for further particulars cheerfuy respond
ed to- by addressing either of the subscribers post paid Os
wego, New York. STAATS STEWART,
For the state Of New York
STEWART TEMPLE,
For the States Of Ohio Michigan Indiana and Missouri.
STEWART ALLEN,
For the tes Of Wisconsin and Illinois.
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LAW OFFICE, COLUMBUS, O.

Law OFFICE, COLUMBUS, q.
NITlLLIAM b. JARVIS, Jun, Aacr~es and Cous seller
w at Lam, Columbus, Ohio. Once in PIatts new build.
ing State street, opposite south door Of State House.
Business connected With the profession OF Gil kinds Dur
.nslly attended to- Ian 'ea
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LARD 0EI

IMPROVED LARD OlL.-Iard Oil of the finest quality,
equal TO for combustion also machinery and
woolens being manufactured without acids can always be
and shipped in strong barrels prepared
leakage Orders received and executed for te
Lake Atlantic and Southern Cities for the West
ana Cana1as. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil Manufacturer
Jan. n. 80 Water street, near Walnut Cincinnati d
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NiENCHANrs from the south and West would be amply
wi recompensed by making cheap purchases Tor cash.
calling the Carpet Oil Cloth, and Window Shade Depot
Nos is and DO North Second street Philadelphia second
floor one door below Christ Church.
Three thousand pieces of Wilton Brussels, Imperial In
grain Dsmask and Venitan Carpetngs, with oil Cloths
Mats Rugs Looking Glasses Blinds, Window Shades and
Msttings, wholesale and retail, very low.
" Liberal advances made consignmsnts Of
and Oil Cloths. j. SIDNEY JONES.
March I5-IamE2t
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His Offices at Boston, Congress street. New York
Tribune Buildng Philadelphia northwest corner OF bird
and Chestnut Baltimore corner Of North
and fayette streets.
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scrpton, and Collecting Agent No 10 State street Boston,
Ruilding aRent AafionnI Era.
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THE wATER-CURE JOURNAL.

THE Water Cure Journal and Herald of REFORMS Is
published monthly, at dollar year, in advance,
tain hrtytwo large octave pages illustrated with
cravings exhibiting the and anatomy Of the entire
human body, with familiar explanations easily to be under
stood by all classes.
The Water.Cure Journal emphatically Journal Of
Health embracing the true principles of Life and Longeri-
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