The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-05
Important Remedy,
MITCHEI'S EYE SALVE

A certain, safe and cfectuaf Cure for Sore,
Weak and inGamcd Eyes, designed e.r-
presslyfr Diseases gf ihe Eye.
THE unparalleled success which has attend
csl the use OF this preparations and The ackno,vl-
edged necessity for soric article which can be
relied upon rs a remedy in scvcrc eases of OPP
,lialmic affections which are so prevalent in this
country. induced the Proprietor. TO make ar
rangemeuts through his Agents. Ia place. this
Salvc within the reach Of every individual who
may need the benefits which rrsu. fsOln It's use
The great advantages possessed by this mr.
iiclc over every other. its Certainty. Safety
ConN enicncc and Economy. All physicians ad-
init that great danger is 10 be npprehcnd from
drugcing the eye when in an in'amcd and un-
healthy stats. In In. use of this Salvc this oh
jcc'ipn Is entirely removed. as no harm can
possibly result from ats use; j; being in all ca
SEES applied To the external rortions7nf liz. exc
lhercby avoiding all The elinconyenigncnss miiu
and danger. which necessarily uiicrd the in
trUtuciiop, Of any pungcnt article into the eye.
It's activity IN snbdt.iRg Inflammation IL so
great that hut few cases require the use Of more
Than one bottle 10 ctIocia yA,rlcci cure
CiYo Agents nj Sumcrtille; lIrssrss A. J.
Il r. Moses, Drs. Miller IL B,esar,l, and d.
r. S. Mellct:, end by Agents generally in
South CarOlrn.
a Voice 10 the People.
DIR. GORDON'S FAMILY PfLf.S.----Bc.
ing compounded exclusively OF such ingt1,iiShia
as nature intended should operate on the iU-
purite,' Of the human systcrn--si.ikc NJ the root
the disease, removing all impurities from The
body, opening the pores externally and intern
ally, separating MI foreign and ohnoxiouSpatii-
clcs from the chyle, so thai, the blood. of which
i, is the origin, rn,st be- thoroughly ;.,;sc--Tec.
essarly securing y irceEand vigorous ;iction In
the heart, lungs, liver and stnrnaehe, thereby
restoring heath, hy opcning thu plFts cleansing,
natural veins AMI purifying the blood, they rem
der the system not only thoroughly sbnnl, but
also mp-rvious 10 disease, ersJi ,rAcn all Other
means hGre fnied.
TnE universal celebrity which thisi.is,etii.
cine has giaued III every .eciion of tbs country
!ry, and tic many, as.uni&iing cures i; l,ay a {.
iccted, hav" established lis efficacy beyond all
doubt; as II general family medicine IL has no
| rival. In all eases of Indigestion, Bilious Fc-
vcrs. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, Sick Head
ache, Jgundice. Asthma, Dtorsy. Piles, Co!ie,
Worms, Disease of The Heart, and in all nilac-
lions of ;l,c siDmachr and bowels, Gorden's
Pills viii l,c found n never fliling remedy Y
To insure The full benefit Of these celehrnted
Pills, they slonld b. kept ip the house. 50 thar
upon The first commencement Of sickness they
may bc ct once r,soTcd 10. One dose then is
| better tlian dozen nilcr the disease has be-
| come established in the system.
Coron's Pills are purely vegetable, and so
inn"ccut that the in.nni nf n month old may
Use ich:n ifmoficinc is required not Only, with
safety but With certainty of rccci,ihg ell the
males m,y use ihem durin. ull the critical Pc
RODS OF lhric !iyes-Dr. Goriou's Pill. Will
Insure their health ard produce regularity in
n!l the functions of life.
Within tho last twelve months, more thun
one hundred cases of the most aggravated form
of 1ispepsin have been cured by ,he medicine.
where rigid dlcting, lhn Siue Pill, ana almost
every other means had heen reso5,ed 10, Without
any benefit, and when death stared its iniscra-
bic victims fully in The f,ce. II Dir. Gordon :
Pills were uot ndapict N the cnro OF ary but
this horrit mai;ly, their uniform sncccSs In ihiS
disense alone wonii he sufficient 10 ''waft on
the fame the n"mc OF their inventor, rs q bone
firt0r Of his species.
The ncIlicine never fails To cure The worst
cases OF Pi!cs m ,retk! For sale at:
IT, Agents at Sumtarvilu; AIessrs. A. J.
IL =. Moses, DIS. Miller " BoSsar,l, and d..
X. ). Mcllct;, and by Agents generally in
South Carolina.
Feb 1850. l3, Ii Gm