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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04
HI C~ONCETaNs EVERY ONE,
CHOLERA CUREDI
|.A1r. KGeIer,s COrdial and I'm =.
aliiaaisiye.

a|EEE =
iiiniaives
Fo. tho speedy md positive cure Of DIARR2
iiuA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA NOR.
BUS, CHOLERA EINFANTUM, COLIC.
FLATULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS, hni
ior h,Ia arrangements Of the Stomach and
bowe's' CAUSED by Teethlng, Improper Drink,
etc, etc. t-l@ etf
rs AsIATIC CHOLERA is as easily
cured nnd prevented as any other disease Of
The stomach aud bowels. provided thu proper
means arc used. |, presents the suu,e NOR,
bid aymplolns uH Cholera Morbus, only more
violent. There is 10 difference in their m.
iho!ogyi the treatinent being tho; shIne, Dr.
Kcclcr's Cord,ul, 80 justly celebrated for Ills
eases of the stomach and bowels, will, us, cor
tain us it's used, cure this disease. as u
Preventive, it should he used in smai! quanti-
tics dnily, mixed with water, and OH the ap.
pronch of the disease, it should be taken in
moderate doses, nj rcgulur aud short intervals,
until every symptom is removed. Frictions TO
tho abdomen, with external applications 10
tho ex'rc,nilics, in tho worst stages Of the dis
ease, will cure forty-nine Of uny fifty cases.
There is no Mood OF anything else; and, above
oil, beware Of Cnlomcl, purga,ivcs, and other
Fnl''utive.; they will kill more than they will
cure. The most severe cases Of Complaint
yield 10 the heroic virtues Of this remedy like
h'uS'c' Inc proprietor invites investigation,
nnd boldly procluims that it will speedily cure
aIl diseases of this character. He cnn pointto
Living witnesses Of its beneficial effects, after
being pronounced incurablc and given up to
die 10y their physicians. In all cases Of failure
the money will be chcrrfully returned.
Rcndhis Testimony.
tEx.rnct Of IL letter from tho Rev DR.. Earle
Daisvillc, Bucks County, Angus, 18th, 1911,
Dcur Sill mn now prepared 10 recon-.
mend your Cordial from having used il with
success III several instances, md I am now
trying your Punaccn in n case Of protraclcd
debility, attended with cough. apparently pro.
duccd in The young Lady by her 'outgrowiug
her strength TO uso n COMMON phrase.
Yours, respectfully.
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. D..
Extract Of n letter from Ebcuezcr Cook.
New York City, July 30, 1917.
DR. kcclcr. Sir. ] have used in my fami.
ly all of tho Cordial Which you left with me
last summer except two bottles which ! per-
suudcd n customer Of mine to try, md having
proved very beneficial, l,c has recommended
It to some Of his fricuds who wish TO have some
Of it, | therefore wish You would send me some
by express. ! am satisfied from my own ex-
pcricncc that il is the best medicine for chill
drcn Tcething and Summer Complaints that
is offered to tho public, and all that is neccs-
sary for u recommendation il TO try it.
Very respectfully,
EnENEzER Cook,
2G4 Grand 1T. cor. Of Alley.
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TO PLANTERS
Dry Goods in Charleston,
s,.s.s'. 3 SO. Ca,

1ENlc subscribing is now receiving a mucl,
slp5gcr, mud more, extensive Stock ofpLAN-
ssSHERSaGOODS than ever before, oilarcd-
,cdnsislinaso OF, London Dutiil BLANKETS,
Heavy Drilled Do;s7EngIish and Georgia
PLAINS; Welsh and American FLAN-
NEES;5 TWEEDS; S,Itinetts, Domcs,ics;
Caps FOR Servants, etc. e,c, etc.
-ALSO-
a large assortment Of RICH FANCY
GOODS; Silks, Merinos, Dcl.nius, cling
Hans, nrints, Cloths, Cassimoros, Linens.
Gloves, Hosiery, ] Mccs, &c. Also, II great
aVarioty of SIiAWLS, Mantillas, Visottcs,
Elegant French Drochc SIawls and vi
settles, &a5f .Hs3
Most Of our Planters Goods ure direct
importhtions, aud we feel confident in snvinr
that NO urc ahlo TO offer greater induce
ments, as 10 Price and quality Of our Goods,
tlIan amy house in the City.
w. q. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 King-Strcct.
81 Sept.3 Is s a. 3m
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MNRASN,

ID Tho subscriber has Removed his FURNI.
TURE WATERFRONT To Mr.. A.. !. Moses new
building (up-s,airs) where lie will keep con.
Htantly on hand, Il general assortment of Fnr.
rs.ssSy.ssss...,s niture. consisting in part of
SsSISIsssssssSss2ssss Dressing Iturcnus, Plain and
EYS Marble Top, Sofas and hi.
yans, Foot Stools, O,tomans, Warlrobcs, plnin
and Mahogany. Candle stands, Dining, Ten
and Work Tables, Centre do: Curled Maple
high and low post Bcdsteads, Mahogany do. F;
0iiicc,. Sitting, Nursing ind Rocking Chairs OF
every description.
Furniture made and repaired ut the shortest
notice.
20 plainSnnd mahogany Collins furnished to or.
Der.
3 The subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Blinds.
~ Sash md Doors At Charleston Prices.
He will continue his WORKSHOP nj The
Old Stand, where all ort'ers.in his line will be
pnnctnally ATTENDED, 10.
DAM" s SARGENT.
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s1inkclin ou sclf-s,r.sc,va,iou

5kinkciin on Sclf-8'rcscrvatiOn
ONLY 25 CENTS.
Ii,is hook, just published, is filled with use.
tnl information, on the infirmi,irs and diseases
nLtlte tcnerhfiIc Organs. II addresses itself
n5te 10 YOUTH. MANHOOD nnI OL.DAGE.
10 all who apprchend or suffer under The dire
consequence of enr'y or prolonged imi,sCrc,irns
It" all who feel the exhaustive Fleets Of sc,irn.
'ary mn! banciul habits. to all who in addition
iotlec!inins physical energy, are tn. victims of
nervous and mental debility. and q! mnping and
melancholy dependency. DIR. X. would say
Eecati this EsGok.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
II glvcs, VIII prevent years Of misery aud suffer
.rrIng, and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents hy reading. il will learn how 10 pre-.
Vent The destruction OF ,l,cir children.
d, EEGf a rcnli.tancc Of % cents. enclosed ina
icth'r. Authorised toDR. kiNKEI.IN, n. W.
corner "f TlIlRD q UNION Streets. br;v,rn
Spruce & Pine, puiLNDEIrIiIN, wil en-.
sure u book, under envelope, per return Of mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
~nfextensive and nnint.rrun,cd practice srou,
niiiis city have rendered DR.. X. the nr>,,Nprrl
anil successful practitioner Car anl near, i'm the
treatment of all diseases or private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers uun, III. body.
: thrnat, or legs, pains in ,hc iiaaL or ho,,,s. ,ncr.
cnTiat rileiinn!iSm, s;Iic,ucs. gravel. disease
arising from y"dthiul r>crssns or impurities of
the h!ood, whereby the con,,iuiiun has become,
cnEtehlrd. nrn all treated with success.
lie who pieces hi*isclI under The care of DIR.
H., may r"iigirrsly cnniihr in his honor ma u
gentleman. ana confidently rely upon his >k,l
rs n physician.
a.Ey Personsat n distance may address Dir.
Is. by letter tro>t- paid. ) and I've cured NJ, home.
PACKAGES of MEDICINES, DIRECT.
olNS, &r.. forwarded, hy scnlIiug a remittance
and put up secure from DAMAGE OR CURI.
OSiIY.
s1' Booksellers, News Agents, PrdIars.
taiNassers, and al others supplied will, The
above work nj very low run's.
4 eFeb. 10, 1850. is "
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School Books,

ol Every Description from The E!emcn-
tary SPcllcr, 10 Latin and Greek, inc!ud-
ing Stationery Of all kinds, for Sale by
4. j. g. =. MOSES.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

II ~ LWWEW
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jau,,dice, Dyspepsiia, Chronic o,
Nervous Debility, Disease of
tie Kidneys,
and all
Diseases A,1;s.
ing from a Disorder.
ea Liner or Stomach,
such as Constipation, az.
wara Plies. E'uzlness, o. blood
to TIC Ueud, 1cidity of the Sto.
mach, Nausea, HedytJurn, Dis
gust for Food, Fulincss o. weiyAt an
n.the Stomach, Soar .E,uctations,
Stnhi"g or Flutter1;ng at tie
Pit q tie Stomach. Ssrin-
mingcf the Head, Hur.aiea
and difficult .Breathing,
.Huttel7ng at tie Heart,
Chokimy OF
Suttocattng sensations when az u
Lying Posture, Dimness of
Piston, Dots or Wcbs BE-
fore tie Sight, Fcuer'
and DILL pain IN tie
Hcol, Deficiency
Of Per$piaution
lriiowncss
Of tie
Skin and Eyes, Pain
~ Tire SIDE, Bach, Chest,
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Enm Notices,
TNE CAMDEN DiZllR,

The Subscribers beg leave to announce
to their friends and Customers in Sumter.
that they have just opened n splendid stock
of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS; all
OF Which they offer at the lowest prices
possible. To the following articles they
wish most particularly 10 draw the atlcn-
ton of purchasers
Plain, figured, and satin-striped Daregcs
Figured and Embroidered Lawns
Frencl, and other caiicocs
Tissue silks, and Ginghams
Plain and Figured Swiss Mulls
Plain and Figured Cambricks; .Iaconcts
Embroidered curtain mnslins
linens-Irish and Grass; Linen Cambria
Handkcrchicrs, Lace Cares, and n great
variety Of NeedlcwoTk Goods
Together with n general assortment of all
other articles usually found at their CO.
tahlishmcnt.
We wish to draw the attention of gentle
men to our stock of Rcady-made Cloth
ing' which embraces every article in that
line.
81. DRUCKER g. co.
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d Madison, NJ. D. Plum st. Phila.

DR. Kcclcr's Cordinl.-Wo would call tho
attention of our readers 10 this Invaluable med-
icine, which will be found advertised ut length
III our columns. AS Il corrective in cases OF
DiarrhGn, II disease very prevalent at The pre-
sent time. It is highly spoken Of by nil who
have used il.
(N"al's Saturday Gazette Of Angus, %, 1917,
DIR. kecler's Cordial and Carminntiyc.--
This article is advertised in another part of
our paper, II is warmly recommended by fnmi-
rhss who have tried it. II is especially useful
esaan?ees : orfhhee CoordEaaliis no, n n 1iuack noslrum,,
Sut carefully prepared medicine, aud perfect
ly free, from my thing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
alan OF Sept. !, 1917.
DIR Keeler-Dcnr Sir. As il is my duty To
use every homes: means To promote tho llappl-
ness Of our follow creatures, l take great plea
sure in stating To you tho advantage l receive
cd from your valuable Cordial and Curmina~
tive. Last autumn I was attacked with Diar.
rhu,a, which dcbilitatrd my system very much;
for nearly three weeks l tried many remedies.
hut found little or 10 benefit, when m, daurE-
Ter informed me Of y"nr Cordial. l hough, "A
bottle and had mol taken but two doses before
| obtained relief. | was entirely recovered
mnincd lIoui;y ever since. Respectfully
yours, >. BuDD, ~. ~.
Prepared am! sold, wl,nlcsnl.. and retail.
Philadelphia where also Ir. Koclcr's Cnur,
SNRiir, WEIR MIl'uGE SYRUP, RIlEU-
MAFlG LOTION, LIVER and SANA-
TlNi: iltL.S may he obtained. Remedies
u! unsurpassed efficiency, and whici, have no
"lnA'S. NJ" family IN ;"wn or country should
IT, without these celebrated medicines so
admirably adaptive 10 meet sudden cmcrrrn
CicS.
VI Also DIR. KEEI.ER'S SARSAPA-
Rlll,A. for III" permanent cure and removal
Of all diseases arising !luin aslmrilies of tho
Flood, or habit al the body, ,i2: Chronic
Diseases oI the chest, ConsunIntin,, Bronchi
It's, Cn,ari!I. Elcurisy, ScrofuIa III ali It's forms,
letter, ;:cnil head. B!olcl.cs OF the face,
thrunlc diseases u! the stomach. LIVER and
SkIu. culaurun% "!uptiCuS, Viii t. sNv,iinns,
liip JOINT affection. deep seated iGIl:is Of the
ZONES, dwellings, oi the l"i MS. Ulcers, ~ I.ilil-
tc disorders, M]rrcuI,a. and all Hereditary
ircdispos!tions. Females suffering from OIL
struct'"n, suiIpw complexion, nervousness,
etc, wiil lind the Hanucca an elegant remedy
for their removal.
For sale by DR.. K. s. Mcllctt, sum.
tervlllc; L. J. DELAY, Camden; Black
x Ehny, Orangcburg; IIoaiwrigl,i *
Mot, Columbia; !. Mcmillan, M.rior;
p. NJ. Cohen Charleston !; and hy
Druggist and Merchants in every town
throughout the State.
Dee. -, 1910 g "
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Columbia advertisements.
SCOTT & EWART,
MOI, MERCHANTS ROW,
coiumbtG, s. c.
iSGGp constantly on Il3nd a general nssort.
Hardware & Groceries.

AAS ~
Consisting of
Bellows, Fiacs, An"ils, Hammers, &c,
Planes, Saws, Guages, Levels, Squares,
Mill Cranks. Mill Screws, Wrar Irons.
Mil Spindles, Winged Gudgcons, SC,
LIME, Calcinri Plaster. Nails, Hoes.
Plough Moulds. Iron and Steel, Locks.
Hinges. Screws, Bolts.
Window Fas,cnings, Pruning Shears,
Whale, Sperm and Linsccd Oils,
Narnish, Paints. Pain: Brushes,
White Lead, warranted pure, rnanuiac.
turcl by Wekori,t 81 Brother, with
4 large and well selected stock of Shelf
HARVARD ana Cutlery.
--ALSO-
Sugar, Coffee, Molaascs, Flour, Spices,
Teas, &c. Any article no, answering ,o
description given will he exchanged, and
all so'd at unusually low prices for Cash.
II GOODS delivered az Rail Road De-
pot free of charge.
ian III, 1850. IL
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2e4 Grand 1T. cor. o.

This is TO certify that I have used DR.. Keel
cr's Corlinl, and have fouu.li it a valuable med
icine in diarrho,a, dyseuterv, and all derange.
lncnts of the stomach and bowels, caused by
Teelll'ng, and ia particularly adapted to all
diseases Of those or gans caused by acid fruits
or tlio facilitating effects Of seuson mud eli
mate.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04

nTWeIare authorized to announce Moi.
JOHN BALLARD, AS n candidate 70
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
II. HICKS JONES.

Hh@'ssaie Ho0deH, HlHou-Hare, BnooR, Brush, CoaB.
Looking Glass and Variety Storf,
No IS North Second STREE. Philadelphia an9e J. si4neg
Jones CQrPa HGrelo2ss,
HAVING enlarged my STORE, have on hand and am
II constantly manufacturing and receiving from the
eastern states and Europe, additions my stock.
Cedar Hare-Je0 nest Cedar and leo painted Tubs
100 barrel and 200 staff Churns 100 dozen Cedar and G0
dozen painted Pals, go dozen Wash Boards, dozen
Sugar and Flour Boxes Spgots Spoons and Ladies'
Hiiiop Fare.-600 nest Market aud 200 nest Clothes
Baskets 100 Willow Coaches Chairs and Cradles large
assortment of French and Domestic Baskets.
Brooms ard Br4shes.-I0,009 Wire Brooms 10 900 Sha-
ker Brooms, 900 dozen each Wall Paint, Scrubbng Shoe
and Horse Brushes; Tooth, Shaving, Cloth and Hair
Brushes of every style
CoHa5s2000 dozen Fancy Combs, of patterns,
side, neck, pocke dressing and neooth Combs Of yari-
styles.
Looking GissSes Of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany
and Gill Frame-all sizes and patterns German French
and English Looking Glass PiatS of all sizes from by
up by packing insured 10 all parts of the Union)
together th large assortment of Variety Goods
numerous to mention. The attention of Merchants
respectfully solicited the examination Of my stock
OF which Will be sold low for city acceptance
To anticipate any competition iha. can be offered
Philadelphia, March =, lSJ0-iy
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
N. =. xsEsK1N&E3.

agent far the sale Of Souiiworih .udaetarfarHg
Compangs UiHiag Papers.
H.3REH0ISE No. 8 MINOR 81, PhHadeiphid
SNA CASES OF the above superior PAPERS now in
SSS store, ard for sale 10 The trade al The lowest
marke, prices, consisting in part Of
Fine thick Fiat Caps, Il l. l,,ud G bs. bie white.
Superine Mediupa and Def. Writings iue aud white.
Extra super aud superine Flio Posts, bae and white,
Ila IN nd ruled.
snperaue Comalerc..l Posts. blue aud whe Fiain aud
ruled.
Exlra snpef linen Note Papers, plain and git
snperIne a,.d inc g}iil Papers, long and broad
SuPeTfne ana iHe Counting !p,.se ai,s and Posts,
biie and
Extra super Congress Caps ana Leers. piaa apd ruled
blue and " hii=.
EAra super Congress Cap and Letters, sl
S.perfue Sermon Caps and Posts
Supe rfne blue linen thin Letters
Extra super Bath Posts, blue hate plain aud l-3
Emit Elidnred Nate Papers ard Envelopes
"!aWyet'a" kref Papers.
Suparue and ine CAPS and Posts. ruled plain blue
and u hiie, various gHaies ard prices.
Aso 1850 rpaEns pbte and assorted shoe Papers, Bon
net Boards while and assorted Tissue, Tea, Wrapping
Envelope, assorted aud blue Mediums Cap Wrappers,
Hardware Papess, Sc. lJaiy 2o-tm.
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TeIegraphIe Dispatches.
From our Exchanges
Az MlssouRI ELEcTIoG


ST LouIs, Aug l3.-First Congressional Dis
trict-John r. Darby. Wing, elected.
Second Congressional District--Glchrist
Porter, Wing, elected.
Third C0ngre ssionai District-John Miller
(Benton) leads James S. Green (Anti-Benton)
332 yotes-Camden, Schuyler and Miller coun-
ties TO hear from. Miller must gain 295 votes
to be elected and the impression is that be will
DO it.
Fourth Congressional District-Clay, Platte,
Buchanan, Andrew, Ray, and Clinton counties,
give Willard r. Hall, (Ant-Benton,) 2,247
votes; J. b. Gardenhire, (Benton,) 2,24l votes ;
and Charles f. Bowman, (Whig,) 3,22o votes
Fifth Congressional District. 5. Phelps,
Wing, elected.
Tie Lsgislature,-So far as heard from, the
Legislature will stand Wing 60; Bentonlsls,
81: Anti-Bentonists, %.
HARPER's FaRRY. Aug. l3.-NiDe deaths by
cholera took place here during last night ana
this morning Among the victims was Mr.
Sherwood one Of the carriers OF the Baltimore
Su0.
Wr5cmEsrRR, Va, Aug. 13.-During last
1.ga and this morning, six deaths BY cholera
lave l-ken place 10 rEis town
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

10. the Gazette,

10. the Gd-e.is
The Wings of this Congressional Dis
trict being called upon to select candidate
for Congress in consequence Of Mr.. Cal
WINS declination, DR.. JNo. M'CULLoCH, of
Huntingdon county, is recommended as a
candidate worthy Of the suhrages of the
voters Of this district. Should the con-
ferees select him, we venture to assert that
ne will receive a heavy vote at the polls.
such as few others could command. Al
though quiet and unoblrusiye, he would
make valuable representative, who would
faithfully attend to the interests Of his con-
stlnents. JUNIATA.
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For the Ga1etis.

For The Ga7eHe
Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is with deep regret we
hear it announced that our present talented
and energetic Representative in Congress,
Hon. SAMUEL CALVIN. declines a renomi-
nation. Hard as it will be to lll his place,
we believe there is in this District man
cminently fitted for the duties of Repre-
sentative at Washington. He is not only
well qualified, bu! also possesses a popn-
larity throughout the District that would
make his election in the event of his nomi-
nation) sure. That man is our own
WILLIAM IL. Irwin.
MANY WHICS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

"AsHINGToH, Aug l4-The Hon John W
Houston, representative from Delaware. pub.
iishes card in the National Intelligencer, dis
eiaifhihg all concurrence 10 any of the resolu-
lions adopted by the caucus OF Southern mem
bers
lhe Union states that gentleman arrived in
u .niS city last night, direct from San Antonio,
Iexas, who says that there are upwards of 5000
men under arms, preparing to march to the Rio
Grande, to defend the rights of Texas. One
thousand more are ready, if necessary, to rally
under the standard Of that State
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
w Ii oil sale g. Eeeta
CLOCK STORE.
.fo. 23S MARKET strest, Gborc Serenth, South SIDE,

.Ho @3S ,Na1hsi s'fefi, aeote AetentH Souh Slas,
PHILADELPHIA.
LTHOGEH we can scarcely estimate the value of
Il TINE commercially, yet by calling al The above cs
,abllshment, JAMES BARBER will furnish bis Friends
among whom he includes all who duly appreciate its
eeness with beautiful and perfect marking
us progress, of whose value they jndge.
His extensive haud, consta nty changing in
conformity 10 the improvements in ard style of
FR pattern and workmanship, consists of Eig day
EsIM and IAir!g-t6ar Brass Counting House. Patlar
Il "a Hall, Church, and Alarm CLOCKS, French Go.
ihic and other fancy styles, as well "a pain
which from his extensive connection aud pondance
with ti'e manufacturers he inds be put The lowest
,ash igG!e. IN any quantity. from one 10 thousaEd OF
which ne will warrant the accuracy
% Checks r<PairSl and tGrraatrd Cl5cE Trimmings
Oh hand.
CALL and see me aBlong theR.
JAMES BARBER, 23S Market 81.
Philadelphia, August Is isi9-iy
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PHILADELPHIA. August IA, 1850.

Flour old stock at S5 25 fresh ground s. 37I
Extra Flour $5.62Aa$700. Rye Flour is
held al 49, Corn Meal is held firmly at So,
and sales OF Brandywine are reported at $3.25.
Wheat is in limited supply; small sales of
new red at 81 l3ai Ia, and good white al 81 II.
Corn is scarce at 68a69 cts. for good yellow
white is worth GA cts fennsylv lvania Rye is
held at Is cts Oats are now quite dull sales
Of prime Penna. from store at ~ cts. new
Southern is worth 32a33.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

10 The counties of Fayette and West
moreland, in Pennsylvania, are said to be
overrun by countless myriads of grass
hoppers. On some farms the young buck
wheat as well as the pasture has been al.
most entirely DESTROYED.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, August II. I@5O.

BALTIhoRE, august II, IsJU.
FLnUR.-NYc note sales from new wheat al
So 37I.
GRAiS-Wheat has declined Sales of or
dinarY to good reds at 60al co cents, and of good
to prime at l00al05 cents. Sales also of white
Wheats at 105all0 cents; and of Family
Flour, white, at lt5al20 cents. Corn is also
q little lower. Sales of white at 60a62 cents
and Of yellow at 63a64 cents. We note sales
of Oats at 25a35 cents.-American.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
LEWISTOWN MILLS,

THE subscriber has again his Mill started md wishes
TO buy LARGE QUANTITY OF ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN for which he will pay the CASH. high the
market viii Afford according to quality. Amy person
having good Wheat Ill do yGil TO call and show
pie before they SELL he thinks he afford give
MORE than any person in the place Those wishing
sell and wanting sore he will receipt after harvest
be kept the st OF December and after that time he
viii give receipt be kept the lst Of August, he
will wish to close all his accounts twice ear, and i'll
not keep any unless he makes written to
that effect II the person holding the receipt does
sell before the above days, Will be carried their
credit at market price at The above named time In Civ
ing receipt, II the heat Is good he will mention
the reduction bushe in the receipt, that when the
owner comes 10 sell there will be no difficulty.
All wheat left in store he VIII the privilege Of
buying when the shes sell, l3 cents less
than Philadelphia price when the canal open, and 10
cents less when Is closed if lie should ouy
these prices he Will only charge per busheI for
storage No interest will be allowed money left with
hlm for grain. lie will be prepared all times pay
The
He viii keep ali kinds ot FLOUR and FEED for sale,
but the orders must be left In the Office the mill and The
cash paid. before the Flour Feed will be delivered
This made TO prevent any disappointment
There i person that has any privilege Of selling but
The BoOkkeeper. who the book and puts the
order wire for the porter deliver This will pre-
any mistake from being made the llilng of orders
JOHN STERRETT.