The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-05-15
Important Remedy,
MITCHEL'S EYE SALVE.

A certain, safe and eGectual Cureyr Sore,
Weak and inGa=nsa Eyes, designed er-
pressly for Diseases Of the Eye.
THE unparalleled success which has attend
ed the use Of this preparation. and the acknowl-
edged necessity for some article which can be
relied upon as remedy in severe cass Of OPP
thalr,ic affections which nrc prevalent in tiIis
rnngements through his Agents, 10 pincc this
Salve within the reach of every individual who
may need the benefits which result from its usc.
Tho great advantages Possessed by this ar
ticic over every other. It's Certainty. Safety.
Convenience and Economy. All physicians ad-
nit that great danger Is to bc npprclicnd from
drngging The eye when in an nllatncd AMI nm
healthy state. In tho use of this Saive this Oh
jection IL entirely renewed, as no harm can
possibly result from its use; 1t eing in all ca.
.cs applied 10 the external portions Of the eye.
thereby avoiding MI the Inconvenience. pain
nEi danger, which necessarily attend the in
PRODUCTION of any pungent article into the eye.
It's activity i'll suls!uing inflammation il so
great that but few c'lscs repuln the nsc Of more
than one bottle 10 ctiecia perfect cnrc.
d p. Muses.. Drs. Miller < Bossani. and ID.
L. S. Alelleu, and by Agents generally in
South Carolina. So "
A Voice TO tl,n People. t
DIR. GORDON'S FAMILY PILI.S.--.-Be.
ing compounded exclusively Of surl, ingredients
nltuTc l1tcIlhet siiOuii OIrIHte OH tiiC iIIl-
puritics of the human sys,em-strikc NJ the ront
the disease, renewing all impurities from tile
body, opening tn" p0rrs externally aud Intern
ally, separating Mi foreign and obno1ionspar,i-
Giles fr,m the chyic, ihat The blood ,yof which,
II IL the origin must be thoroughly p,irc--liec-
cssnirly securing free and vigorous action 10
the heart, lungs, liver and stamnelc, thereby
restoring health, by opening the pores, cleansing
tbs rcina and arteries, unimpctling nll tito
natural veins and purifying the blood, they ren-
der the system nat only thoroughly sound, but
also impervious TO diseasc, ecea irhea all otacr
means hdse failed.
TIE universal celebrity which this mcdi-
cine has gianet III cycTy section of the country
try, and the many astonishing cures IL has nf.
E'c,cd, have established its efficacy beyond ull
doubt; as general family medicine il has no
rival. In all cases of Indigestion, Bilious Fc-
vers, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Sick Head
nchc, Jaundice. Asthma. Dropsy, Piles. Collie.
Worms, Disease of the Heart, aud in all aflec-
tons of the stoinache and bowels, Gordcn's
Pills will be found never falling remedy.
To insure the full benefit Of these cclebraieI
Pills, they should be kept IN the honsc, 80 that
upon the first commencement Of sickness they
may be NJ once resurted to- One dose then is
better thnn dozen aftcr the disease has be-
como established in the system.
Gordon's Pills are purely vegetable, and so
, innocent tha, the infant ofn month old may
use tchm II medicine Is required, not only with
| safety but with certainty of receiving ali ,i.
benefit medicine is capable Of imparting. Fe.
males may Use them during all the critical pc
RODS of their lves--Dr. Gorlnn's Pills will
insnrc their health and produce regularity i'll
all the functions Of life.
! Within the last twelve months, mon. than
one hundred eases Of the most aggravated form
| Of dspcpsin have been cured by the medicine,
where rigid dieting, The Blue Pill. and almost
every other means had been resortct TO, without
| any benefit, md when death stlrcd its misera-
BILE victims fully in the fare. If DR.. Gor,inn's
Pills wcrc NOT adapted 10 the cure nf any hut
This horrid mniady their uniform success in This
disease alone would h, sufficient Ia .'waft ON
the fame" the name Of their inventor, AZ a bcne
factor of his species.
| The medicine never fails to cure the worst
cases of Pies tn urck, For salc TIT,
trR Agents nj Sumtcr,ila; Mcssrs. \. j.
d p. Moses. Drs. Miller & BosS,,rd. and d.
X. 5. Mellctt. and 10y Agents generally in
| South Carolina.
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