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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
9SsrDDrltfe fir. Den 9lprtf germit,.
Qprit 4, 1850.

SOl9enee &ebsfdue wsrcsn bel Der ndtfen Court
in 9eha @auntp rerb6rt: ~
Benjamin Sc9eI 9s9en Saecb part. 's1
Sc9e uno S6lau6 aescn OenfsIben. --
0isieIbea 9s9sn 0enfeIben.
SiefeIbsn 9eaen SenIelben. 70" ..D .s'
@scrse @uiIum se9sn 9sOrse RTn arb anbese.
Sapic 8emsIp 9t9en 9eerss Rern un6 aneere.
g8riabt uno Stem 9sgsn gscrse Wsnner. rs'9
gSiliam M 8es sesen 5snrp Deter. --5 aslsg
George MeRnenD gsgrn peter Sheiop. ~ ~ g
9tp Srp aeeen Stspben Ballet .ss@
@sOrae 6. @ifsnbart sessn Dapib uno t6fnrp
Wteger. q #f .ti4t
&fnbrn Stedsf sceen Gbiiiian 8eausr. a3sa..
G3torae MeeieIsr gesen 9scrse Brsinis: IsH
gReisler uHo @romau ssssn @torss 8rsinis. saa
Dauo S6moper une QnOGs se9en Sac. S6mop.
er $3.50. ".. azE. rHaH
GOofreb petsr eessn Charles StOpp. = a.
98itIiam Stdbr 9egen Gnorem 6. WrGartp, a1r
Sonas Qetsr ss9en Sobn SCpsr. laas
NlidoeI ubIsr 9ssen @dIter .. 6ubeE. re
pster SeII uno Srau ssssn Saeob nub 1brabaa,
j. E'g N'~ I'd b b
SiesfrieS unb yolf ssssn eewis &ieefrieb. eau3
98aIter 9. ISubsr se9sn SCbn @deutr. raaaL
9eorgs Remmerer 9e9en 8. une SO. Goldman.
@biffian SLIDER 9sssn ABRAHAM Sibbaro, taas -
NOtban &sr 9c9sn Sauhnr unb Snpeer. fld
Ssatbau MILLER, DrOtb. -
GpriI 4. nsb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
Centre eSallep 9Sp(famt.

SOesnoe 25riefe fiub pdbrsnb benz Ieeten Stertr!
in oem Ctissn @oNamt Iis9sn 9etIieben, tnotgsnS
am 3litsn NdrS 1850: -
1brabam Mepsr, Sapio Ssmmerer. SatOb gSe
fpsr, SCbn @sbm, Charles Sr, Charles SinfIe. GIi'
aabetb giQesa6, Suiun 9aas, Sarab SmebBer.
9spr9e S8ctberbUIr, y. Nf.
Ipti( 4. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
charlottesville 9Spffomt.

SoI9enee Sriefe iino sdbrenb bsm lretsn 8istsI
in Dem Obt9en Defiant Iiessn ssbIrbrn, ndmIib:
g8iliam 6. @iaams. 9bilip SIM, pcGp &er
GbrtliIan SIdr. Scbn &reibGer,p. Sd.
NpriI 4. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
proclamation.

SintemaI Der Qhtbars s. ptinaGs Sonss
preheent &idter in Den pffhitbfHet @ettftsss
Common plecS pom orittsn @sri6ts 8esirf, befteb.
eno aus BEN @aunttsS 8erfs, NortbamptsR Hso
eeha, i'm Staat QennIplpa in &raft feises 8mtsk
9reioentribter usrfdbiscensr @eurtsn pon Sssr aas
SermtHer uns au9smeiuH Ssfdneai6 GrIeeiauna
IN beia9ten 9au1tics; uno peter Saas uno
50 s. &ube, @fqrs.. @sblIfs Gihter Der
@oursn pon SDsr uno 3srmnsr uap alaemeiasr
Sefdn9ntb @rsc9un9 fur ris sfittuug von 6aupt.
uno anrsrl Serbretep in sriastsm eeha Gaunp.
lbren SefebI all mid 9er6tst baben. NORM iie cine
Court oon Dyer uno Serminer uno pisrtelidbriasr
Steun9 BON Common pleas anberaumen, welte
9ebnlten mereen foa in Der Staet 40sntaun. flr
oas @auntp Ved5a, ouf ben
stem WfOntae I'm @fonaf NPrff,
1850. peIbes Der 29fs Sag bes bsfaaten Monats
Ut, uno melebc elne @eche eausrn miro. r.saas
60 miro birmit Ndetritt asaeben, an aIIe Sris.
eensrohter uno 9onifabel tnnsrbaib oes ttfaatsni
eauntp5 pcn Scda, odB Ne cann uno eafettfi fidb'
IN Cl9ener perlcn nit ibren Rous soReeores, sSnaui.
ttonen unc @raminaticnen sinsufinetn baben, um
tbrsn pfibten Dor erfaster Court abSuwartsn. ~
Ses9teibsn wsroen aub alle cieieniafn, WeItbt
9egen 9efanqene in Dem grfdnanie oss Gauntps
Seeba alS &i9er oesr 3eusen aubutreten baben,i
benadri6tiget oa6 iie fdb albOrt uncbaftbft Elm.
iufIncsn baben, um oefelbsn Su prcfeeuirsn, wie
es ibnen Sebt oinfen mag. n ,f3
9e9eben unter mener Sano, in Der Gtabt dIsn.
taun, eiefeu 4ten Gag apriI, i'm Sabr uufsrs
tSerrn 1850. ~
G5rtt crbatts bic Reputtt t1t
=, Gbarles Sbrie, easriG.
4pftl a. 1850. wgHH nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
Mirj21.
@rDCerteS.

Die nterhrc6enen habn cttcn erboln, cine ercG Suant
at pom tcn cni9 pcridsr Ncots in Sc9sbraos uno 8d
rds-etnfaUs btrn Ncu;Srlsous in Yarrs rpdtn fs
I'M GrcB: une altnsSertauf anbCn-etCnlc Sapa uno 9c
8aftt, brauntr uno pE6 5udtr, Sbs &ains Gboctats,
8eis Start etc. prpcn allies nscri9 osrtauft uiro bs
Yreb. @uth uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
Ser 8auern HnD !Sdttbwerfer
= o j +,

nSdis 2bars gum aetsr petd. in Der 6autRon etrass
Die unter,eihneten bsnahribtisen ebrerbetiaf
ibre Treunce uno bas publifum insbsfonoere, bae
fie biefe @obe eben BON pbabepbia uno Ssup0rf
NIT snen srossn unb pra6toolen Stcd Srubiabrs'
uno Sommer @aaren Surii6 9sfebrt iine, beitebeno
aus:
edbies Drebs bslter-S pcpIits. einenplaiSs.
SoncsrfOns @nsbamS Ylain unb fIsurirte Mcus
be Gains, pIain uno f9urirte ecFreifte GIpaeas.
Seibe-febwarse. bIaufdwarse. ssffrsfte, fisurirts
uno aue Sarben -perdnoerIlder turfiiber Satin
fur Damen DrtiIen.
@ebleidbte @iter-als 8ifdop 2awns, Gam.
brie seitrsfter 3usn, Senifsr Bcrbdnse. ct.
Serren' 8aaren-a als fdparSe, blaufdwar,e
orab, bIaue, setnirte. snsliibs, franSohfdbe uno
besfbeShdber. .uno aIe arten Gafiimerss, Satins
fbwarSe Satin Seifinss. uno alIe arten fsurirte
Seitin9s, Su umifdnoIib anSufubren.
@ors s-Sspet Goros. fdmarSe unb Orabf farbs,
9snepa @Orbs fur 0Ofsn. etc.
GIIs an ben nieoriefsn preifeu Su boben bel
Grim s. Sfenin9er.
Illentaun, Mdrs 81, 1850. nqbp
&aito1 2sS sstiaaf tf ii pen bis l@ ss" '' s''' jun
!, Gjrim unb &eninser.
UCuslltIy alien grsifa unO nuai;tStsn u batru Ssi
9rlm uno Renin9er.
CsuLrp SSoriteS 6arn, Gin 9rrees aGcrtsnsnt gum
StpDDC @srtaufsd
Grim unb 8ennesr.
@nI> ssmablsnss uno fsinss, gun, 8atuuf tsi
|SulU 1rim unD Nenin8rr.
R..n.s.;.u ots Safes 2bse, 0'rlOfTts, 8udsr, unb
IOLU6klltlI pile aucsre artsL 81 pSlfaSb gu mtlon.
Bum gsrtauf bsi @rim unO Scuinoer.
GS.kGoG als aIaun, 8upftrruG. rpcEitSs uno scnabs
ONlUI|UfII knss 8rtbbcl, Srapp, Sno9c, ctf Bum
9srtauf bsi 6rim nuo Sicniu9er.
ANN SSnicbel 6rnnobccrcu perbsn pcrton9t, rucfdr
OUO Der bSh SNorttprs in 8aa9dc rpsr I'M austaufb
fdr sBaursu tcs0bt rpirb, tsi
" grim unc &eninsr.
2GAaAHA Ionnen &otbrenner. G99 uno Bump
StobIsn Su perfaufen bel
Grim uno HeniH8er.
Qllle 9lrten 8etratbe
mirb usrlanet, wofir Der btbhs Marftpres in Baar'
eeIo Desr i'm austauft fur Waarsn beSablt wiro
Don Srtm uno HentnQer.
Qqentaun. MdrS %. nq3m
Die ntrbstsusn fno csm Yutitum fir tisbr ssncTtns
Sunoa brgh bonttar unc bcfrn eurb irsu9s auneanl'
felt ou ibr @tba uuo 9srn9s Yrcs Die ibsra ntsraeun9
audi fsrnsr su 9niSfen.
Grim uno Genn9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
Gin nener GafmirtD
TT 2lllentaun.
Dnbto OS11tatt
2tpril 4, 1850.

punl6t 1elnen Sreunoen uno
IYS benz 9ssbrtsn QubItfum iber-
@ssy lHsES S4r7 baupt abtunespoa ansuie9sn,
n; E;a;; IL = + u baB er oas bsfannts @aibaus
ksi3IS a:H ElSS in Der 4Qenfrass (frtber be-
49, esA wObnt BON 5enrp eeb) beSO9en
Bat Die 8rtbfbaft 1T fur Die 1ufnobms BON
GeiIenben, fir eanoIeute bic nab Der Staot foni'
men, uno fur Qnosre, bic bn nit ibrsn Ssfueben
beebren wOlIsn auf's Sefe sinsaidtet.
9a baS .Saus nitbt melt pom Marftpiertd-
IOmit in Der Gdbs Der @sf6dftspIdee iib bsfinod
70 ii eS tefOneerS fur gefddftSIeute elm fbidIiber
Qufentbatsort.
Gr miro fib beltrcben feline @dfe nit ben betsr
Speifcn uno getrdnten uno in atlsn 9infi&tsn Sur
3ufrieoenbeit 81 bsosuen.
9ute Stauuna, euteS BafIer uno elm o6tfanlrr
uno fOr9fdIt9r StaGfnebt wiro INNER anSutreffsn
Iein.
Sur6 ffrenae Qufmnfiamfeit unb biuise unb
phnftItbc Secisnuna, bCfft er iib Die @ewOsenbeit
ceS pubIieunis uuo cine aussebebnte 8uneftaft iu
p0bisnsn.
Qpril 4. na3m
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09
pF LAND IN THE
ISLANDS. gre.

Zen to all persons
he Hawaiian Islsnd.,
ners TO quiet land IT,
is meetings on Nor
~, of each week. "
lulu. Island Of 0ses
fnts in support and es'
fesiding on the Islsna
hd heard out OF fhes
convenience Of epen
visit Fl onolulu sha
% support their Gle ins'
VILLAIN L. LEE,
H. SMITH,
PANE Ii.
KEKAULAHAO,
NJ. ROBERTSON.
|, l64s.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09
& AflfzE Il
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

1NAA ARoD OA AA.OAe
NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
L FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
Francisco to New York, by way of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, l.5O0 tons burthen, W. c.
Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS.
100 IONS burthen, J. w. Wood, Commander, i'll
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well known
steamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas. Stoddsrd Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1000 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson, Commander.
Rates of fare San Francisco to Panama direct.
First Cabin, $500
Second Cabin, $50
The Second Cabin has a separate table, and the
berths fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advantage in point Of comfort, over
the unfinished hunks of open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons, SIPS
Forward SaIoons 100
Lower Cabin, 80
Ali the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons
Steeraee, found with mattresses and board, IS
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
The subscribers issuing through tickets
1 to New York BY the above named steamers.
EVERETT & CO.
Honolulu, May Is. ls50.-l-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09
| SALE BY THE

ngee hdk is. sewing
k,e and black broad
| Irish linens, hosiery
|oda crackers, , black.
hss,a, glue, , casks pi.
| prime pork. chewing
iils. as'd sizes iron
Bheve.s, cultivators.
chain, cables. large
of hollow wa-e. con-
gr:ddies, &c, &C.;
ft. gate hinges and
Is and spikes, copper
oths, water flterers.
r's irons and shears
|gIis; ch,eme yellow,
turPeatins, blk paint ,
krnish, boxes Of win.
.lA- f2xl5-l2xls.
rs, willow baskets, |
| EVERETT & CO.
I-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09

|ibers would inform
Iblic, that they have
I'd of C. W. Vincent, /,
on the carpenter and
pyle Of Brandon &
d at all times to exc
reasonable Terms and
on paid to the Under
I'M. BRANDON.
!. A. s. WOOD.
for sale
do do l-2 inch.
NJ pine palings.
dar and pine shingles
3 ; fence posts.
Quantity Of timber.
allett :
/, Is, 600 # planed do,
200 No 3 plank,
lath,
,. 10 NJ do pine do,
Bawed pine do.
2 NJ spruce picket.
pr do do,
o0 2 IN. spruce plank.
pax do, viz !:
2 do, 33 do 3 l-2 do,
27 do 4 do,
kty Of building mate
rtment ever offered N
b reasonable terms.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09

undersigned. Ar
Fing taken rooms or %
re- his services 10 IDS
(ectfulIy so:icifs fnss !,
!, dwelling houses :;
Fal designs fuTn''n''
THEo. HEUcK.
t-6n
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09
DES Tive 4,

PES PES I've beg
fhants and shipps,ss
bred to supply them
Folssses. and all m.
at the shortest no.
a regular and promp,
Hs, we have opened
(s; (.;. ". Chompson.
(illiams & Co. when
receive orders and
+ g. ROBINSON.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-09
and Inn Keeper,

Fand to inquire into and
Pn Of the provisions of
/ deem it just to give
btention strictly 10 per.
stion occurs.
". c. PARKE,
ke Hawaiian Islands.
fhe Lords day is taboo:
hts and recreations are
hever Keeps opea his
!. or shall do any man.
TX, excepting works of
resent al any dancing,
Frtainment, or take pari
the Lords Day, shall
ng ten dollars.
Hotel. Inn, Victualing
fd table keeper or re-
other person keeping
|ent. who shail enter
re-. strangers or lodg-
rs dav, or shall suffer
kbide or remain IN his
r place appertaining
their time e in games,
kny secular business,
|ot exceeding ten dol
Ftained or suffered TO
|person SO abiding or
/ a fine not exceeding
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[NGHAM'S SAND.


residence Of twenty
hnds, or the civil, re-
|of those Islands
Frected. Emoell'sheh
/ and $500. II IS a
Ehis work that IT has
of 1000 copies each.
(t7.
Pm Of this paper. ana
iy26-ll-3m
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RESI-
[& Co., r. ". Wood,
/. E. Hoffman,, Leon

|Starkey Janion ma. e
maiuna , a me ma pa
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FONA' Ma INOAr

y
Honolulu ne, , ma ke
ua Ike pono mskou
hu hao i hanaia ia T.
ke ahi wela loa, ! ke.
nei ,nakeu. j ka We
wela Ike ma palspa-
"a ana o Ike ahi. Ia
RESI-
ng, at the request o
O.. witnessed one of
[of Liverpool.) pa
ed to the effects of a
of one hour. do here
Fire Resisting SAFE
IS and papers that had
b the FIRE in an excel
|& Co. r. W. Wood.
E. Hoffman,. Leon
Starkey Janion ma. e
ma luna , a me ma pa
oned, with the Letters
be seen at the store
lN 4 co. C45tf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-11-13
GIN MAKING, sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins arc not sur
p S cd by any made in the State, possessing
NIL the ad santagcs Of the Failing Breast
and Sliding Ril.s, which saves a great deal
in way of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in M angle that
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvmcn, 20 regulate the noting
Of the cotton; our brush is constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages OF
l~l.yh"ness, 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 VIC would assure the public general
]y, that they shall have M cause to con-
plain either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared tn do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bcdstca:ls. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoar!s, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrville, April22, 1917. 2G
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asr wise lin F'inc!-'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ

~ ! . = i''
Thousands are suffering from disease from
wiilc! there is no difficulty in being pcrma.
ncniIy and speedily relieved, provided tho
right means be used. AS every vice has lis
own punishment, SO il would seem every
disease has lis remedy. This il true, und llicro
il nothing in this lie moin certain than thai,
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
II delicate character, known TO the world.
Adapted to every stage Of the disease, sex and
constitution, n all times and Seasons, there is
no fears of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction III diet: from Tho certain and
speedy relief gives, II is NOW the most popu~
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have been cured eiioc,ually 10y it during the
past ycnr Prepared by II practical pin ysician
the afflicted can rely with confidence oil its
curative powers over Diseases of this charac-
Ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
~ CAUTlON.-ask FOR tho american
compound and purchase only Of the agents
Price | 80!
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston,
Boa,right & Mot Columbia; u. DE Hay
Camden and by the principal Druggist in all
tho County towns throughout the State:
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For Sale,

a valuable plantation containing nine
hundred AMI eleven acres, situated in
Cinrcmon! County, about seven miles from
Sumtcrvllct on the public road leading from
SuntcrviOf to the Swimming Pens. There
is ON the pace a good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Sinokc-ilousc, Stables, Corn
House Sc All in good repair, For terms
apply to Sitml. J. Bradford J. w. Dargan or
tho Subs!tibcr on the plantation.
WIN. VAUGHAN.
Nov. l IlS49 #
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South Carolina Dist.

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary Of said District of the
personal property as dcrelict of John
Hanks late Of Suinterville decd; and !
avail myself of this method to notify all
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agent (inthis particularly and those hav-
ing demands against decd will hand them
in duly attcsted according TO law.
w. LEWIS, 0. S. D.
Aug. I'd 1850 41 If
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NOTICE! NOTICE!

All persons indebted toTthe Estate of =,
J. Wilder, deceased !, by purchase at the
Salc of said Estate, by me made, arc here
by notified, that tho Credit gwen of SIX
MONTHS has expired; and payment must
a. once be made. Isis hoped that this re-
quest #ills without delay, he complied
with, MS the property sold was all under
execution, and might have been sold by
The Sheriff for Cash, but for the mutual
benefit of all concerned. the Judgment
creditors permitted a Credit Sale.
} W. LEWIS.
August IL, 1850. DE- If
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HT CONCERNS EVERY ONE!
CHOLERA CURED

Apr. aAccAcr's Cordial and Car
nrinitiye,
For u" speedy and positive cure of DIARR-
llCEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA NOR.
BUS, CHOLERA INFANTUM. collie.
5PaiATULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS, mud
Tor AL arrangements of tho Stomach and
Bowels, caused by Tecthing. Improper Drink,
ETC., etc.
W ASIATIC CHOLERA is as easily
cured "nd prevented us any other disease OF
the stomach nnd bowels. provided tho proper
means are used. IL presents the sumo NOR
bid symptoms as Cholera Morbns, Gully more
violent. There is no difference in their pa.
tholoSy, the treatment being the same, DIR.
Kccler's Cordial. 80 justly celebrated for dis
cuscs Of the stomach and buwcls, will, us cor
tain us it is used, cure this disease. AS n
Preventive, il should be used In small Quanti-
ties daily, mixed with water, aud OH the up-
proacli OF the disease, it should DO taken In
moderate doses, at regular und short intervals,
until every symptom is removed. Frictions 10
tho abdomen, with ex,einul applications to
the cxtrcmities, in the worst stages OF the dis
ease, will cure forty-nuc Of nny fifty cuscs.
There is no need Of anything else; aud, above
all, beware Of Calonol, Purgativcs, aud other
Palliulives; they will kill moro than they will
euro. The most severe cases Of Complaint
Sielu " TIC teTOiC Virtues VI tnlS TctncUy uKO
magic. The proprietor invites investigation,
nnd boldly proc!aims that il will speedily cure
all discusses Of this character. He can poinlto
living witnesses Of its beneficial effects, after
being pronounced incurublc aud gwen mp to
die by their physicians. In all cases Of failure
the money vii, be cherrfuIly returned.
RrndMis Testimony.
(Ex.ruct Of n letter from tho Rev Dr.. Earle.
Daisvillc, Bucks County, August 25th, 1877,
Denr SRI am now prepared 10 recon-
mend your Cordial from having used il with
success in several instances, and / am now
trying your Punacea in a case Of protrnctcd
debility, attended with cough, apparently pro.
duced in the young Lady by her 'outgrowing
her strength, TO use u common phrase.
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE, M. d.
Extract Of II letter from Ebenczcr Coax.
New York City, July 90, lSl7.
DR. kceler. Sir. l have used in my fuIni.
ly all of tho Cordial whirh you left with me
last summer except two battles which | per-
sunded a customer Of mine to Try, aud having
proved very beneficial, he has recommended
il 10 some Of his friends who wisl, TO have some
Of il, ! therefore wish you would send me some
by express. ! am satisfied from my own ex-
prricucc that il is the best medicine for chill
dren Tecthing and Summer Complaints that
is offered TO the public, and all that is ncccs-
sGry for Il recommendation is to try it.
Very respectfully,
EBESEzER Cook.
2Si Grand ST. cor. of Alley.
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The State of South Carolina
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
EaA

ads. ! Ca. Sn.
Edw. Is. Davis.
John }. kccls, who is in the custody of the
Sheriff Of Wiiliamshursh District, BY vir-
tue OF a Writ Of Capias al Satisfaciendum
at the suit of Edward B. Davis, having
IN my office, together with n schedule
on oath, OF his estate aud effects, his petit
ton 10 the Court of Common Pleas, pray
Ing that he may he admitted to the benefit
OF the Acts Of the General Assembly,
made for the relief Of ~Insolvcnt Debtors {:
1t is ordered, that the said Edward b. Da-
Wis, and all other the creditors TO whom
the said John J. keels is in any wise in.
debied, lc, and they are hereby summoned
and have notice TO appear, before the said
Court atNYilliamsburgh Court House, on
the thirdSaonday after the fourth Monday
in Octobo' next, to slew cause If any they
can why nc prayer Of the petition aforc-
SAID sho.sl not be granted.
WIN. X. SCOTT. c. e. p. WI.
Office Of The Common Pleas,
Williamsburg District,
August9lh, 1880. Si2 l3t
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SUMTER HOUSE.

Is53HSJ +. MYERS, wonld respectfully in.
EJE2i form the citizens of Sumicrviilc and
rG&ESea the surrounding country that he has
just returned from ClaricRton, aud has made
arrangements to receive ICE and SODA WA.
TEX, Of every variety. weekly.
lie has on hand, and will coniinnc L. receive
Throughout the season, n choice assortment at
Wines and Corliais, Confrctiomrics. Fruit,
&c, all Of which will DE disposed Of cheaper
,hnn was ever offered before in this place.
hiry %, 1850. 30 If
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Fonr Ia Five Thousand
pairs OF ito above article by the FALL. For
reference "a to quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may I've disposed to purchase
AS to price, he will guarantee them rs low as
can 10 afforded.
May 90 . ,f ]. MORGAN.
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D M'ALLisox, 81. d. Plum st. PaiIn.

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(NrnFs Saturday Gazette Of Aug iof''
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