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required obligation to rers,rm the ,eryics oroccsrd
with good and sufficient sureiss
DNsd. Signed by two guarsntors)
Form Of a Certificate.
The undasgned. postmaster of ccrtifss
That he Is well aoquairird with the above guaranto,
ana ih.ir property, and that tb,y are men of proper
w. ana able 10 make good their guaranty.
Dated. Signed
Notice and Instructions to Bidder.
Seven minutes are allowed 10 intermediate post
masters for asserting the mails when not oil srwss
specified by the schedules
Pay viii not he made for trips not run and the
DEDUCTIONS for failures TO perform the same NAV be
increased 10 Three times tho contract pay therefore
sufficient excuse DO not sent in. Fines may BE-
imposed Tor arrivals after time also for falling Ia
take or deliver the entire mail
The Postmaster General may annul the con.
traet Tor repeated failures for violating the post Of
nee laws or iof dIssboyng the instructions of the
Department.
lie Postmaster General may discontinue or
enriali the service. and The pay accordingly on al
lowing one IN nths extra pay on the amount dispcn.
fed with lie may also increase the length or num-
Der OF the trips al pro rata pay, the contractor hsv
ing me iighi TO Isinqush the contract, on giving
timely notice, If he prefer il 10 the change.
Additional pay will no, be made for excess of
actual over advertised distance (should any such
case occur II the offices are correctly named
Proposals without the pre- scribed guaranty, or
posimssters certificate OF the Efficiency OF the su
relics or not received in tie time specified by tile ad
veriisement or combining more than one route in
he same sum- cannot BE- accepted
BIDS for the service as adrerfised are entitled
TO preference, but those proposing changes therein
will receive consideration
Offices established during the contract period
within quarter OF mile OF the route are 10 bc sum-
Piled without extra pay; those further off at a pro
rata compensation.
Bidders should specify the mode of convcrance
intended to bs used. v When tins is not done II viii
be understood 10 DO horseback
10 II The accepted bidders fail to execute con
tract Or TO commence and continue service syreea
by TO Their prop, sails, they or their guarantors or
tureiies, Will b. liable To suit for the damages re
tultlug from rels,ting of the route
II Contracts are 10 be executed by the 18th day
Of February, 1852
IL Tie BIDS should contain tho bidders mama and
residence. and II company offer, those of each
member Of the firm, and should 10 addressed TO the
first Assistant Postmnt.r General and endorsed
" Mail proposals in the State of -"
For further particulars 10 conditions Of bidding
aud the forms Of tie contracts required see adyer
tsement for proposals. for carrying the mails in Vir
ginia, &c. issued January Is. 1851
n. X HALL,
iS3 Postmaster General.
FosT orFrcr DEPARTMENT. AUG 9. ISL.
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state Of .vOrfh.C0rOIiH0.

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term, 1851.
Richard Harris, Administrator Of Lee Griffin,
rs.
James Griffin Mahala Griffin, Ala Griffin, Emily
GrifTir, Edith Harris, Jourdan James and Lu.
ciuds his wife, Naomi Griffin. Elizabeth
Griffin and Minor CIR fin. the three
last infants under the age Of 81
years.
M iiEREAS the debts of the. estate OF Lee Grit.
w fin, decd. do greatly exceed the value Of
the personal estate and sale of the lands will be
necessary for The payment Of said debts and where.
as james Griffin resides beyond the limits of the
State is therefore o dered that six weeks notice
be given in the Charlotte Journal that petition for
sae will be made BY the administrator at the next
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, TO be held for
the county c Union, at the Court House in Monroe,
On the LIST Monday IN October next. to subject the
lands TO sac. underline Act OF Assembly.
Witness, J NJ stewart Clerk OF said Court at OF.
fee the list Monday in July, and in the 76ih year
Of American Independence, 1851.
JIM STEWART, CCC.
Prn,cr'I lee S. 62i $50
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COWAN'S
Vegetable LithOntriptiC.

safe and certain remedy for Grdrel Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
FHyHIS invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
4 be blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their prsjudices enough TO try it. Call at DR..
J. F. Gilmer's Drug Store IN Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence Of the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkylle, Tenn.
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NORTEs.CAROLlNA
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, RALEIGH, NJ c,

yENIIlS Company continues 10 insure the lives of
d all healthy White Persons aud Slaves.
The greatest risk taken on a single life S5,0n0.-
Slaves arc insured for term of one TO five years for
eds their value.
OFFICERS
DR.. Charles E. Johnson, President.
William d. Haywood. Vice President
James +. Jordan, Secretary,
William II Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Bushee, Attorney,
DR.. Vim. II. Mckee, Examining Physician
J. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days after satisfac.
tory proof is presented.
Banks aud Pamphlets, showing the plan of ope-
ration Of tho Company. may be had on applications
at the Office or any Of the Agencies. All letters on
business should be addressed TO
JAMES +. JORDAN, Secretary
July %, 1853. 33-ly
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the I'M
u ted States from The 18th day Of February 1889
% tie sub Of Josc. ls5s nelusive. in heriA Caro-
lisa, siil b. received at the Contract Office OF the
fps, Office Drpartmsn. IN the city Of Nashingia m,
uai, N Of The 6.h Of December, 1851, TO he de-
essd by the 18th day Of tho same month On tho
rco,ss and Ia the manner and time hereinafter sPe
nd MI
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MARRIAGE OF NJ JoR TOcHNAN
The marriage Of Maj. Tochmsn Il Wash.
ing'on City and the Hungarian heroine, Apo
lonia Sars,ello. VAS celebrated IN the Caths.
trai al Harper Ferry, on the OH instant.
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IYu.ENILT,

Married. ST crisxsII Springs. in lredeil county.
20 the Hh instant. by the Rev X + Taylor Mr.
HUGH n PARKS to Miss CYNTHIA IRWIN,
al af Msaklaubufg
Aiss. in Union county, nm the 9th instant. hr ID.
A Covirgtnn. Esq Mr.. w. s. SrEwAR r to Miss
A. BLouNT, daughter Of John Bloau,. Esq.
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.NfG!e Of Worth C0r0iin0,

State Of North CGr0fin0,
NECkLgNBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term. 1851.
James Irwin. Executor Of Eilz,bs,h Irwin, decd.
rss
Robert Irv n Arthur Gfier and wife MARY Jinr Al.
li.on flsrkey and wife Mary, John McCauley
and wife Jtnr Cynthis Irwin. Columbus
Irwin, Washington Irwin, jackson lr.
win and Mary Irwin and Jane If.
win, infants of Caleb Irwin.
Cayeat to Will
81 7 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
"A Robert Irwin aud Allison iiarkey and wife Ma.
~, defendants this case not inhabitants of this
State, II is ht,,fre Ofdred by NE Court ths, pub
Iicstou be made six week. in The Charlotte Journal
that unless they sppea at the next Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county at the
Court House in Charlotte, The 4th Monday in Oc-
tobet nsrt and then and there plead answer or de.
mur, Judgment by default will be entered sganst
them.
Witness, Bra'y Oates, Clerk of said Court, a, Of.
fee, The 4lh Monday IN July, and in the 10Th year
Of American Independence A, ID ls5l.
d. OATES, C &C;
Printers fec SC 52l t4O
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20 the GIiCtcd!!!

W sAA> NAtSs
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL TOUSE-Es.
Il tabshed Is years ago BY DR.. kiNkELIN.
The Oldest slres and best hand to cure all FIRMS of
secret diseases diseases OF the skim and solitary la
bits Of youth is DR. kINkELlN, N. W. corner of
THIRD and UNION Streets between Spruce and
Pine IL sQUARFs FROM THE EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
There is a habit which boys teach each other al
the academy or collegc-a habit INDUCED in when
by Themselves, in solitude, growing IN with the boy
Ia nsnhood. and which, il not Abandoned in due time
no, oply bcsets serious obstacles To matrimonial hap
niness but gives rise to series Of protr.cted nsi
dious and devastating affections. Few OF those who
indulge in this peInlclous practice, are aware of the
constq uenoes. until they ind the nervous system
shattered feel slIarge aud unaceountable feelings,
vague ears IN me mind. Inc indiy!foal becomes
feeble, he is unable to labor win accustomed vlgor,
or 10 aapy his mind TO study; his step IS atdy and
weak, be is DUH lrTesolute the oounlenance is down
cast the eyes without natural ius're shameiaeedness
IS arparent. lhEsk ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD A.
"AAhH NJ - nv. 'o
if ihE 'iIilm
be conscious o. the cause OF MS decay ana having
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NoRTllcARoLISA

1895 From Jefferson 10 Richard Geulry's, on New
River ~ miles and back. once week
Leave jefferson every Monday at p m;
Arrive at Richard oen,ry's Ca p ereek( same
day b. pm;
Leave Richard Grnry's lGaP creek every
Monday a. 6 an;
Atrve al fiersen ramc day by ~ m.
29sG From Mount Airy. via Jadrssille, to Gap CT
sii, 80 mile, aud back on "a week.
Leave Mount AIRY every Wednesday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Gap Civil same day al pm,
Lasse GAP ileycry Thuradsy al am;
Arrivs at Noun, Airy same day NJ pm;
@JsI Ffam Staesvllle 10 Mount Jila, 10 mites, and
back once week.
Leave Siaicsyille every Wednesday at p m !;
Arrive II Mount U.la ssmt day BY bpm;
lesve Mount Ua every "Wednesday at a IN !;
Arrive al 5 a'esyille same daY by I'm.
f29ss From JgnesvIe 10 JudesyIe, 80 miles and
back on 20 a week.
ieave jnnesyille every Tuesday a, Ia nj
AfFise at Judcsv'lle same day by IN
Leave Judssyillc every Monday at ami
Arrive al lonesvi'le same day by sPm;.
ss ffgm sugar I'ose " .o,s L'feS ,s sns so*n
Tennessee, 40 miles and back once week.
Leave Sugar Grove every Friday Gam;
Arrive ct Tsynrsvs same day b, s pm;
Leave Tsylofsyie every Thursday at 6 a "a,
Arrive Al Sugar Grove same day by m
29J0 From Mosely Hall, wa Jericho to Sirsbane
% nile. md b,ek ono. week.
Leave Mo ey Hall every Tuesday at pm;
STRIVE o. sftoaao sa"c el y ~,
AVE eus,sns w I, Z, 'ues'a5 ! ~, - -
ooo, ntss !, % moseY ~. sa',. IN y
run , ssas' , Wv ia r,Sss ma
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BLANK Notes

HyOR sale at this Office, besides all other Blanks
Il used by Clerks and Consablest,
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Legal Notice.

M F. DAVIDSON having returned 10 Char
w loue and located himself permanently
will resume the Practice Of the Law. His Office is
10 the Court House, next door TO the Sherff's flee
Charlotte, May %, 1851. 2jtf
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COUNTRY INVALIDS

A N EWset of BUGGY HARM ESSfor Sale
IA Enquire at this Office.
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Form Of a Bid.

Z ter WEI of propose 10 carry thu
nails on route No. from 10 a
e'eeably 10 the advertisement Of tho Posimastc
GENERAL dated 9th August, 1861, and by the follow
''e mode OF conveyance via;
FOR the annual rum Of dollars.
Dated Signed
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Form of a Guaranty.

!, ne Undersigned undertake that IL tho foregoing
10y Tor carrying the mail on rcuis No be accep
ua ey the Postmaster General the bidder SHALL pri.
The 18th day Of February next, enter into the
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We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
worland repairs. Our Gins arc not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the al ,antagcs of the Failing Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
III way of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 70 regulate the noting
Of tlle cotton; our brush h, IS constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages OF
llyhtncss, strength and force-all very
material in the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst We would assure the public general
", that they shall have no cause to com
plain either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We IRE also prepared TO do work in the
Cabinet linc-Such as B%edstcads. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cupboartis, &c. &c. at short notice, OH
liberal terms.
HUDSONt& BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumicrvillc, April D, lS47. 26
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Is constantly receiving at his NEW STORE
No. PA, BEND OF KING STREET.
New Fancy and Staple DRY
Goods
Adapted to The Season,
to which he respectfully invites The attention or,
those visiting Charleston. Ills stock. which,
consists entirely of NEW GOODS, ordered by
tons will be found TO embrace q very ex,ensiys.
as sorttnent Of the most desira bic styles Of
New Figured and H'lais, 6sSa,Sa
Silks,
in Blacks and a great variety of colors.
Dress Goods,
Thibets and Cashtpers, French Merinor. Satin
de Ciieme colored Alpacas, Plain anI Printed
Nous DeInincs in new and beautiful STYLES at
the lowest prices.
H 80 Mourning Goods
Bombazinc, Silk Warp Alpa cas-, Black CbaI.
iyS, Black DeI.nines Of all descriptions, to which
particular attention is paid.
SHaWls At
A large and full! assortment: of long md ouan "a
Gas'merc, and Terkirc Shawls,- Colon. Silk. Z,
pissets, Manullis, i'allilots and Sasck from
81 50 to S25.
Gloves and EEosicry
E-ialean Cambria and Lawn
EBk'fs,
imported direct for Ladies' und Gentlemen Of
every price and style together will,
ssIIaikefs k~crscys, E'%fngruels. ~
aa0Iaae.spslias Long Cloths,
Cheap qaiicoes, Cotton Osr,a.
btRrS!ls. sc. *.
Purchasers visiting The City, will find il for
1nr,f ,n,eLes. aIa - A,sii, When in pursuit Of
ter ut tH9t -iy 1872
HOWLAND'S WARE ROOMS.
sJff I'D II. 70.
December ll,h, 1850 IF
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South arOlina--Sum Dist,

Whereas | have thus day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary oil said DISTRICT OF the
.crsonal property as dcrclict OF John
Hanks late OF Sumtervillc decd; and |
avail myself Of this method to notify all
persons indebted TO the decd 10 make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. d. Hanks, my
Agent On this particularly and those hav-
my demands against deed will hand them
in duly atcs,cd according to law.
w. LEWIS, 0. $. d.
Aug. ID 1850 al II
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- tys G IL e -OE
Rhcumnt;sTn, bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. LANDS, A CLERG IMAM
or New Jersey, Of distinguished attachments and exalted
population =
-. sInSrr, New Jersey. July IL, lsts.
Da.A All CnRIsTiE-Dcur Sir: You wish to know of
application OF THE GAI.VANIC BELT AND NECK.
LACE My reply Is ~ follows:
For about i,osnts year,. had been suffering tiom
Dyspepsia. Every year tho symptoms became wore,
nor could ! obtain permanent relief from any course
since. in consequences of frequent exposure to tho
weather. IN the discharge of my pastoral duties, !
becamc subject 10 a severe Chronic Rheumatism. which
Tor ycar3ni,er year, caused me inlescribuilc anguish.
Fnvthcf in the winter OF 45 ud 10. in consc.
qnence OF preaching a greet deal in my own anal
various other churches IN Thu, region, I was attacked
.oy tho Dr2nchiiis, which soon became so severe as
20 require az Immediate suspension Of my pastoral
lahors. My nt1rouS system pas uor Mo,suchiv pros.
rditd, ana "a my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
my dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus eyinciny
thnt thcSe Disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System In tho
whole rharmhcupUia there seemed To be no remedial
agent Which could roach and rccuperate nv Nervous
system every thing that had tried Tor this purpose had
completely Jailed At last was led by my friends to ex.
anime yonp intcn'!ons, and (hough with no very san
gnine hopes OF their efficiency ] determined to try the
effect OF the apple lion OF tho ~.tiVANI BELT AND
StChl!aCFpw with The FLUID. This was
IN june, 1855. 10 NY GREAT AsroyisuMEST. ~ TWO
BAYS Sar SDfsrrrsiA nan CONF; iN EIGHT DAYS VA,
fSAELEp TO hrsvAiC sly rAsroR A. gLapoRs. son u,rv
SINCE OMITTED = sIsCiE sEEviCE on AccorSr o. TIE
hnaNciuF'sj $50 NY RnruMAric ArrrcrioS mas ~.
d.nGL1 eftshn 10 rnorn'r ME-. Such is the wonder.
ini nnd happy results OF the experiment
nave ~iccommcnloi the BELT and FLUID TO MANY
VINO '.nxe besot iiiowisc suffering firm Ncuralgic anvc.
tions. They have tried thcm, Win Marry hE.uLr,, |
BELIEVE ~ frLRS CASE.
49, ] ai, dear Sir, very respectfully yours,
s ROBERT ". IASDI9,
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SUMTER HOUSE.

Wi6Sd +. MYERS, would respectfully in.
l,;;aaEsgI form the citizens Of SumtcrvilIc and
hvisSSSa the surrounding country that he has
just returned from Charleston, and has mnd.
arrangements TO receive ICE and SODA WA.
TEX, of every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand. and will continue e. receive
throughout the season. II choice assortment, of
Wines and tordials. Conlrriinnarics. Fruit.
DC, all of which will be disposed Of ]cl,cnlrr
than was ever ollie red before in his place.
My 30, 1850. 80 U
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Only % GENTS.
This Book, just publish he'd, Is filled will, USE
M ~nformation, on The iniirmitics aud diseases
q, the ''rnernIivc Organs. 1t addresses itself
alike 10 YOUTH. MANHOOD and OLD AGE.
!" nll who npprrhcnd or suffer under the dire
consequences of carly or prolonged indiscrclions
IL" NIL who feel the exhaustive effects of scden-
u'ry and banefm habits To all who in addition
todcclining physical energy, are the victims of
nervous hn' mental debility. and of moping and
mechanically dcspondcncy. d.. K. mnuiL sny-
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MNYASS.

The subscriber has Removed lis FIRNI.
TuRE WAREROOM TO Mr.. Al Moses new
building tup.slairs) where he will keep con-
SANITY on hand, n general assortment IF Fur.
ssssresrysr- nitnrc. consisting in part Of
Dressing Bureaus, Plain and
GasSSas9 Marble Top, Sofas and hi.
vans, Foot Stools. Ouomans, Warirobcs. plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands, Dining, Tea
aud Work Tables, Centre do; Curlcd Maple
high and low post Behsieads, Mahogany do. :
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs of
every description.
Furniture made and repaired ut the shortest
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished to or.
der.
The subscriber il prepared 10 furnish Blinds,
Sash and Doors nj Charleston Prices.
He will continue his WORKSHOP at the
Old Stnnl, where all orders IN his line will be
p%unctnaliy attended to.
DAM. S. SARGENT.
MAY Is
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Cosn plete Assortment sa'

Ready mnds Clc,hing itom a childs Sack 10 a
Gents Over Coat, also Black and colored Cloths
and CassimcIs and Fancy Vcstings and Cra-
watts, May be had nj, the store os
1T. SOLOMOSS & co
Oct %, 1850 So tf
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic OF.
Nervous De6ility, Disease Of
the KiaQeys,
and aU
Diseases Arts.
ing from Il Disorder.
ed Lape,' on Stomach,
such as Constipation, H.
ward Piles. Eulness, o. blood
to the Head, Aciaity Of the Sto.
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis.
gust for Food, Fullncss On. weight in
the Stomach, Som E,uctations.
Sinking or F1mtte,3ing at the
PIT Of the Stomach. Smi;m-
mingcf the Head, Huyxicd
and difficult Breathi;ng,
.Hutter1ng at the Heart,
Choktng or
Sutocattmg sensations whcn IN
Lying Posture, Dimncss Of
Piston, Dots or Wcds be-
Jore the Sight, Fercr
and dbl pain IN the
Hcad, Deficiency
Of Po'spiratioM
Icllowness
Of tie
Skin and Eyes. Pain
az tile Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden E7ushes
Of Heat, BUni0g IN the Flesh,
Constant in'ogining& Of Eyi7, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can be
EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
HDHe. EaOOFHANEe,S
Ccicbr0tcA Gcrrnaa Filters,
PREPARED nv
DIR. E.. nj JACKSON
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DIR. CHRISTlE'S



Are found OF vt vice in cnses Of Gonvmlsons or Fits,
sposmoaic Conf 10, and general Nervous Affections
81 the Head aud upper extfsn,ities. Also in Palsy and
Paralysis, and oil 6israses caused by O deficiency Of power
or Nervous i-iergy III the limbs or other organs Of tho
body. g&&S sE8fENH
GERMANY hundred Certificates from oil parts OF tho
country. OF tue most extraordinary character can DO
given, i required.
% No trouble or Inconvenience attends The ue Of
DIR, CHRfSTiE'S G.iLP.INIC .aRTTCLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with
perfect case AMI safety. In many cases the sensation
attending their use is highly pleasant and agreeable.
They can bc sent TO any part Of the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
Tho aalvanidSN ~echlnco, Two Dollars.
Tile Galranic Bracelets, Ono Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
60 Tho articles arc accompanied by full md plain
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
OF the nuthoii ed Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
n}- 8teareE Of Gonntt,jen. aud Worthiess limitations.
ID. q. MoREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENL. FOR TIE UNITED STATES.
I3S broadway, New York.
~ For sale 10 ssnimtnrvilIe, S. C. by DR.. r.
=. MELLMIT, authorized Agent ; and by
druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug. %, 1850, al eowlly
+# Qe,Ef.- #a..eE=gH NH.tE F .-.-a .
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
NECKLACE

Is usc4sfer NIL com plants affecting the Throat or Head
inch as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick tlsadarhc. Dizziness Of the Head. Neuralgia in
the Face, BnzHing or Roaring in the Ears, Deaf.css
which is generally Nervous, and tlut distressing com.
PLANT, oallcl Tic Dn!oIcnx.
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The State Of South Carolina.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT

John Dickson who is in The custodv
ofthe Sheriifof Darlington strict. hy vir-
tue OF a Writ OF Capias ad Sat.s; aciet,dum
at the suit of Wilicc Goodson, having fled
IN my office together, wGh i srt,cdnIe on 4
oath, OF hrs es'ale and effects. hs pe,itiooipps
.nthe Court Of Common Pieas, prayinrs
that he may be admitted ,oTtha hcneftHnf
The Acts OF the General Assembly, made
Tor The relief OF lnsnlvstE llei,ots. L, is
ordered, thai the said Wtiire Goolson, and
all other the creditors 10 whom the said
John l. Nrisnn Is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby Summoned and have
natice In appear lieiarr i,u. saitt Court az
Darlington Court House on Monday lilo
seventeenth day Of Mar. b nest, 10 shcw
cause 1t any they can, Why the prayer nf
the Pet.ti"n aforesaid Should no. tie granted.
+ B. -BkUNSOM. e G. y. D. D.
Office OF Common Pleas,
Darlington District, S. g. . 'm
Nnr. 9Th, 1850.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-15
KEEP DRY,

A large lot Of India Rubber goods consisting
Of Gaps, Over-Coats, Cloaks, Boots, Shoes,
Leggings, Gloves and also Fig'd India Ruboc or
and Oil Cloths. For sale by
J. II. SOLOMONS d CO.
Oct. 23, 1850 - #