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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
Boston, May 20.


The election in the I'd district for Congress
resulted in the election Of Robt. Rantoul,
free soil democrat by 1000 plurality. 4tb
district, Thompson, wing, 15oplurality 9TH
district, butfew returns, which favor Bishop,
coalition candidate.
+ ARRESTS n CUBA.-Tho Savannah News
publishes TRANSACTIONS Of letter from
Havana, which speaking Of recent arEeses.
Isays:
The last arrest was the old and RESPECTABLE
priest Of the Guira de la Molina, Rodriguez
Valdera, for having spoken freely IN favor o.
the Independence OF the island The lawyer,
Don Jose Gonzales, from Gunogoy, accused
of having written in favor Of indepenloac;
Don Jun Villaucrdi, for the same offence; the
priticipal master of the shipyard who is ac-
Gus Il Of having offered to give up that es-
- bliishmcnt to the invaders, for which yiitc.
he had at his disposal all the cauviee afjea
were in it, also has been arrested and ineaf-
cerated; the captain Of the police Of the
barrio de Chavez, Don Lewis Oliver, tata-
Ian, accused of neglecting to arrest two
men who attempted to murder the lawyer
Calieto Gonzales. This Calieto Gonzales is
the monster who betrayed the Young patriot
Don GRASSLAND Monies dc 0ea, native of the
Canaries, who was executed on the 29th Of
last month, for having engaged a pilot Tor the
service Of Gen. Lopez.
A letter from ST. Jago de Cuba, dated tn
May says:
A number of arrests have been made at
st. Jago de Cuba. Papers were taken which
/ discovered a plot to commence an insurrec-
ton while on the grand parade, and the in
surgents had taken measures to capture the
headquarters of the city, and to secure the
landing of GaribaIdi with 5000 men. AT
the same time Lopez would have effected his
tlandingin some part of HAVANA Thejudge
after having concluded the proceedings, sen.
fenced to death four, and to perpetual pun
ishment three of the principal officers; and tt
ten years hard labor.a sergeant of the garri
son and two priyates. The traitor who be
trayed them was released. This sentenc,
! has been approved by the Captain General a
5 Havana.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
q 3Fe0t Joy-.
The nTnSf EKFOnInI.lslf Kennedy


Ever used for removing and eradicating pains
OF any kind almost instantaneouslys and Tor hea-
ling and perfectly curing all kinds Of .ach0,
.dgue IN the Breast or Face, .4gRe Cake BsrHS
Bruises BIes Bites Of nUskefoes, spiders 81 snakes
and even or mad dogs other r-lbids ANNALS
Chafhe OHapped Haads, Chilbiaias, Co7ns, Con
tracfioa Of The muscles or cords Gus of any Kind
Deafness Ear-aehe, Eri.5si0as Of aaq kind Efysi-
pelas Ferer Sores, Govt Gofrc 81 Sirslled TkToa,
Heqd-acte, Hnrd Lamps OF Inmo7g, Itch. Lfamfd
JOINTS, fafGHiatiop of any kind, Lanencss OF any
kind, BIange, Masculass Necklaces, Nere0us Dis
eases, Old Sores, Paralysis Or Palsy, Gdenafss
Ssrelliags, Pi,aples On &c Fare, Ql,iissy, RIEt-
u.a1ISlA lit IS the perfect master. of tins CON-
ptaiAtl Scaids Salt R6eln, ScaId Head, Srary,
Sprdins Sore Throat Sore Nipples Sore Lips
Ssuslted aud Iasamea Joiats ald Lilts Stil'gs Of
bees wasPs, and other poisodons insects, 1ie
DotoEceIs etcers, recent or Of long standfngs e
Hered{ Sores or Noes ITeakncss ~ The Back,
Limbs or .9nkles, and a perfect MASTER of all
EXPLANATIONS or PANS.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
The Southern Standard.

Ourneighbor lastweek beguiled his estate,
flat and Improbable labor on the "Durabil-
Iity of the Union BY aippant notice Of US.
That any thing connected with us could have
attracted his attention from the formidable
diatribe to which his ''industry for cxposi-
ito" has been devoted is matter of unde-
served honor. Hewaked up from his dream
on durability just long enough to express
his regret at our disappointment, and unfor-
t'nately did not keep awake long enough to
relieve that of the public as to thepolicy rec
ommonded by Col. jeff Davis in his speech
cs His last number contains two notices Of
Davis, one relating to his speech at Macon,
the other to a speech here, and yet instead OF
informing his readers what the speaker pro-
posed as thetrue policy Of the South he gives
"a description of Col. Davis as stump speak
err while he asserts that it sis useless to at
tempt to- do 50.
As the public may Ike to hear how Col
Davis satisfied the curiosity" Of the Stand
ard, as to the propermode Of resistance to the
Compromise, and also how the Standard sat-
isles that Of the public as to Col. Davis
views, we give below the only sentence to be
found in all his notices, as to the real point Of
interest.
Gle announced himself opposed to secc3-
sion as remedy for past grievances, and in
dictated several intervening remedies before a
resort to extreme measures in his opinion
would be deemed either wise or necessary"
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

y ? ~,
Tae1sae Dtgssare Fz,ad, Or Gastyic JUICE.
Ilits 5 tFaly wonderful remedy for IN
1iise7tlssa, ~ pala, Jauagics. Liver Com
P.Hiit, pan a. Debility ani Aeryoas Con
By Natures awn agent, The Gastric juice
Half a tedspeonful Of Pepsiu infused IN
water, viii dissolve or digest, five pounds Of
roast beef iaahout two hours out. Of tic st0-
mach. Fer sale By
JAMES BLAIR, Agent.
June 9th, 1851. l0-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

South Carolina g Observe tie wise aud dis
passionate efforts Of her most distinguished
sons toarrest the preeipitato course she has
contemplated "a addition to the admoni-
tons Of Cheeves Butleps Poinsett, Barn
well and others, the Hon A. Burt has re-
Gently written one 8 tie strongest letters
against the policy Of secession which has ap-
peared
We wonder how long before the quondam
non-interventionists Of this region VII de.
nounee South Caroline for submission.
Whether or not she secedes time viii deter
mine. The idea Of resisting however By any
thing shorter, such As legislative non-inter-
course &c, is a caricature Of the cause for
which she has displayed no partiality.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
Valuable and Easy.


a cure that costs neither money nor troub-
lie, is valuable. Cham5er's Journal SAYS Of
corns:"
There is, no doubt, some quackery in the
conductors trade, bnt there is more ignor-
ance. For the benefit Of both him and his
patients, we will now disclose secret which
will relieve humanity from a load of misery,
otthe less difficult 70 bear, that it is unpitied
or ridiculous. The cause of eorns, and Ike
wise of the torture they occasion, IS simple
friction; and, to lessen friction, you have on
" to use your toe as you do IN like circum-
stancesa eoach-wheel- lubricate it with some
Ioily substance. The bestand cleanhestthing
to use is a little sweet OIL, rubbed upon the
Infected part after the corn is carefully par
Eesll with the finger, which should be done on
leetting up in the morning, and Just before
stepping into bed at night In a few daTs
the pain viii diminish, and in a. few DAYS
more twill cease, when the nightly applica-
tion may be discontinued. The writer 81
this paragraph suffered from these horrible
e1eFescenees for years He tried all sorts d
linfali5le things, aud submitted 70 them anip
! ulations of the eorn-doctor, but oil u yam
the more he tried to Danish them, tile morl
they wouldn't 60 o. il they did 20, (whiel
happened oneeoI twice under the STRONG pre-
lyallment Of eaustic9 they Were always sur
TO return WITH ten-foid venom. Since he trie,
tue OIL ONE months go, llehas had no pain
and y able to take as much exercise p h
choose Through he influence of this MI,
q l,sa3s.,oos4sas 49, - IL &
corns has Already aiken elf OF "a rell
the others he stil Dsres frs 6f m
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

suffering 10 ineon whatever fr.
them, be las nel thou
rec 80 y 81 sgi.sst'sees = not
carefully and vince ne ~
at once tue toe ma as sat
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
LOST.

a Note drawn byH S. bennett for
$1,000 payable to my order and due 2Oth
March, 1858 All persons are cautioned not
to trade for said Note.
r. NJ TALIAFERRO.
Columbus, May 29th, 1851
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
80 Ia 81 -. -.

NusTASG LISIAESr.--li is time now for us 10
have our SOY about this Eminent The CONF
niunications in our last two issues furnish pref
81 strong evidence OF its valuable healing and
euratiTe Properties. We have illstsbeen shown
letter from a gentleman IN Illinois. which says
sA1y little son llhree years old had the Ilistof-
time 70 break his leg a few weeks since. in-
nleciateiy applied some Of the Mustang Linz
inert "a IT and have o battle il three times
say Win ihe l-lnlIeIl and am happy to say ne
Is now able 10 walk :,
we nave seen so much phffiaa and blowing
respecting Medicines and Islnineats, that they
them az p huHbnS But All ais f.ilinlent wants
e ais trail and i VIII puff anu Bow itself, Be-
cause z Is really valuable article This e
/ know nom experience Our adviceto ali, isas
/ IL aud You VIII not be isaDpoinfed
@hlee 9tfo 8 co. Sole Agents
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

Esg@ We are authorised to announce w.
z. GIBBS, as a candidate for the office of
Lieutenant Colonel Of the 10Th Regiment
Mississippi Militia Election 2lst of June.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

Irenain with great respect, DC.
Nv. NJ B0YCE.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-23

s The Mississippi Rirer,---The Mem.
phis Eagle Of the 9Th inst, notices The
fact that the Mississippi river at tho,
point had been falling for the previous
fifteen or twenty days, was sixteen feet
below high water mark and still FILLING
slowly, yet il continued 10 risc at Now
Orleans, and had reached tho highest
mark Of any previous senson. Upon
this state Of things the Engle bases the
following specuInlions, which are Ger.
tainly not very agreeable TO the denizens
OF the Crecent City. The Engle says:
'The unusual continuance Of the rise
below is attributed 10 the vast amount
Of lcvceing that has been done in Ar.
kansas and Mississippi during tho past
twelve or eighteen months, which, Of
course, had n powerful tendency 10
confine tho Missssippi's 'world Of wa.
'ers' 10 one channel, oil the way down
lf this system Of levecine is energetic.
ally carried on few years longer, Us
We understand j, will be our friends OF
the Crescent city had better lay in n
large supply Of boats, or look out for
another location
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SGcDnCan5a e

Ttoo Dollars in advance, Two Dollars
and fifty-ccnts ai the expiration Of six
months, or Three Dollars at tie end of tho
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcara-
ges are paid, unless at the option of the
Proprietor
0TAdvcrtlsemcnts inserted int 75 cts.
per square, (l2 lines or less,) for tho first
and half that sum for each subsequent
insertion.
D-Thc number Of insertions to he mark
ed on all Advertisements or they will be
published until ordered to be discontinued,
and charged accordingly.
GT'One Dollar per square for a single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advcr-
tiscmcnts viii be charged the same ms a
single Insertion, and semi-monthy the
same AZ new ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six
lines, and Communications recommending
Candidates for public Offices or trust-or
putting Exhibitions, will be charged as
Advertisements.
uRcv. FREDERICK RUSH, 10 travelling
Agent for this paper, and s authorized TO
receive subscriptions and receipt for tho
same.
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ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A. ], & P. MOSES,
WHOLESAtE,AND RETAIL
linving received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer Mt their conmodiu,s Ware
Rooms

WHOLESAhE,~AND RETAIL
.phe largest and mos. varled >assor,,ncnt %
Goods, WARES, and Nlershanlizc;t be found
in Snrntervillc, viz; DIy Goods. GruCergs,
t.rockcry, Hardware, Cutlery, md edged Tools,
Ha.s, Eaf=.s'ss::..a Il,,nrrcls, Rnnis and Shoes
Sndlery and harness, Sole, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carriage Trimmings, including A,les,
Springs, md Mallcnblc Castings.
100 Sacks Salt.
:Swecds and English Iron, broad and narrow
Boiler Iron,
5000 yards f}ngging
Together with Rope. Twinc. &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention Of Teachers is particularly re-
G.iested 10 the above M Gom our immense
stock any quantity or kind can bc obtained.
We have the most complete assortment Of
RE- ADY ADE THING
that has ever been brought to this market. to.
gothcr with Cloths, Cnssimers, nnd Vesiings
Come and see
CARPEYING, BAlZE AND RUGS,
1000 yards carpeting, Rugs TO match, and stout
Booking BaiZc.
Paints, Glass, Oil, PmHy Whiting .}.c dc.
We can supply any quantity. quality colour
oi paint and can rcromu,c nd our Glass rs 10
quality aud n Charleston prices.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
including Dr. Jayne. Family Medicines. One
bale Fresh Hops just opened.
i.lahtcrs Viii find II Ia their advantage 10 ex.
anime our blankets. and Negro Good. ns ,vc
can sell them ns low rs any Charleston II,,I,,
Deccnhr ilh. 1850 G #
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-23

To SLEEP TO DIE.-Ncvcr was there
a more practical and terrible application of
iiamlct's memorable doubling questioning
lie or death soliloquy than in the case of
the three negroes in Texas, two Of whom
"a man and his wifc-wcre lately found
by return party OF the Mexican boundary
Commission in state Of starvation, having
killed and nearly devoured their comradc.
The Lavuca paper says they had lived for
many weeks on roots and such things
as they could pick up hut finally becoming
SO nearly famished with hunger that one OF
the men proposed that they should cas-, lots
TO see which of the three should be killed
and eaten by the others; bu, Henry would
not agruc that his wife should cast lots, for
if it should fall upon her to he killed he
could not cat a mou,hiul OF her. So tho
two men agreed that the first one that got
10 sleep should be killed by the other
Henry who had his wife to help him proved
the most wahcful, and the other fell victim
to the demand of hunger.
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THE Ruilroud.

Through Tho mould nnd through tho clny,
Through she, corn snnd through the hay,
BY the margin OF tho lake,
Der tho flyer Snd through the bmkc,
O'er the bleak and tIreafy moor,
On we hie with screech md roar!
Splashing flashing
Gfashing -dashing
Over ridgcti
GSy''sss'5SsSissfI Sy sss SaSsIlsg I'm,
And mill,
Highways.
Hollow hill
1uniping-
RockinE->
Like forty thousand giants snoring!
O'cr tho aqueduct and bog,
On we ny with ccnseless jog,
Every instant something new,
Every moment lost TO view;
Now o thvern--now n stceple-
Now n crowd of gaping people
Now hollow, now ridge,
Now erosaway, now bridge.
Grnmbfe, stumble,
Rumble, tumble,
Fretting, getting in stew!
Church and stceple, gaping people,
( Quick ms, thought are lost to Wow.
Everything thnt eye can survey
Turns hurIy bnrly, topsy-turvy.
Glimpse Of lonely hut and mansion,
Glimpse Of ocenn's wide expansion,
Glimpse Of foundry and Of forge,
Glimpse Of plain and mountain gorge
Dash nlsng!
Slash elong!
Cmsh along!
Flash along!
On--on with jump,
And bump,
And toll
,Hies thefro.fend to ita destined goal!
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATTA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
r'f!y OF llcavy and Fancy Groceries, which lie
VII sen low for Cash---'Two doors above tho
rian'rrs Hotel. and Immediately opposite James
Dunlaps, esq
CnmlrN, :. c. Dec. 10Th. 1859 &c
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FLORA,

Pastry Cmk and Bakcr of Cakes, dc dc
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bridal icasts, partysnppcrS.
&c. Her !ong experience and service in
every department of her business, justiiics
her in engaging to give entire satisfaction
10 her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Barbcrs Shop in this place.
Sumtcrvilc, Jan. Sth, 1851 IL If
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a, F. Allen,
PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYER,

pLASTERER AND BRICKL.AIER,
Having had considerable experience in
an the above line of business, respect
EL1 fully solicits share Of the patron
age Of the public. All Jobs cnirust
cd To him, will he executed with ncatncss
and dispatch. and warranted to give salts
faction. Plastering finished III superior
eiylc.
Junc 10 Ar
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-23

An Irishman who had just arrived
from the Emcrald'ilse, hearing a gun
fred at the close Of day, asked what
the noise meant. Being told it was
the 'sundown gun," he exclaimed, ,
"Does the sun make such divil Of a
noise going down in this country"
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Bradford Springs Female
Institute.

The Exercises Of the Bn,dfnrd Snr;ng. Eo
male Institute, will be resumed on the fins,
mon"aE III February next, under tho direction
oi The Key. Edwin CATER us princiml. aided
"E competent assistants, in the various branches
., % ,h"rnnEh and finished Education. For
J rstahiishch half yearly in advance.
Jan'r. 22l 1851 n AZ
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TO STOCKHOLDERS

BY previous order Of the Board Of Trustees
the thirl lnsamcnt of twenty five dollars per
share the Capital stock of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, is now
Observation-Disclosures will please attend promptly
TO this call
ID. Il. McLAURlN, Scc'rv.
n. Bin my absence payment may he made
to Rev. w LEWIS, President of the Company.
Jan. ~, 1851. l3 If
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A lady was asked the other day to
join a Division Of the Daughters of
temperance. She replied that it was
unnecessary, as she intended to join
one Of the Sons.
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MNNAS&s

Tho subscriber vii! rent Cor the ensuing year
ON reasonable terms, tue residence Of the late
ID. f. Wyles, Es1in S,atcbufg.-On tho pre-
all necessary Buildings, with about TSsnte
Acres of f.aud n,pcie,l there 10, containing
complete Tan Ymd IN full nrerttian. ~
NJ, A. WYI ES, Aasa
Sta,ebnrc, iss JRruaty 1870. 10 &
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Gin Bands.

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rvetcd Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpcting, together with fn'
assortment of Carrage Trimmings, Ops
Paints, Varnish &c. For Sale BY
a. j. g. i. MOSES. !,
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Invitation,

Tho Friends and patrons Of the subscri-
ber will please come forward aud settle up,
M the article is much needed, TO meet 9TH
or demands
r S. MELLETT.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LlvGH GUlNlfLAlNI
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chrome or
Nervous Debility, Disease o.
the Kidneys,
and all
Diseases Aris-
ing from Disorder
ed Liver or Stomach,
such as Constipation, tn.
a0ard Piles. Eullness, or blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Sto.
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis.
gust for Food, Fullness or sce;ght TN
the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinhing or Fiuttering at the
Pit Of the Stomach. 4S,pim,-
ming Of the Head, HtrAied
and difficult Breathing,
.futte7'ing at the Heart,
Choking or
Sufocating sensations scAen in a
Lying Posture, Dimness of
Piston, Dots or Webs be.
fore the Sight, Fever
and dull pain IN the
Head, Deficiency
Of PRECIPITATION
Yelloacness
Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain
IN the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, J'c., Sudden, Flushes
Of Heat, Burning IN the FLESH,
Constant inaginings Of Evil, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can b.
EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR. HAOOFLAND,S
Celebrated German Biteers.
PREPARED ny
ND Iaryyrnry
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DR.. cHRisTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for al complaints affecting The Throat OK liskG
such Bronchitis Inflammation OF tho Throat, Sersers
aud Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia is
the Face Burning or Roaring In the Ears, DsolnsfsA
which il generally Nervous and that distressing caEfr
plaint, called Tic Dolorcux. -HI- sLsN 83t -
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REMOVAL
or THE
MEM MMNA SNNAS,

The undersigned having Removed ore door
below VIM Wcbb's New York Store, would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore IA
vorcd by his friends and the citizens of Sumter
being satisfied that lie can nccommo.
inic them with any articles in his line Of husi-
ness, consisting Of large and well selected as.
sortmcni, &c.
II. S. ME7.LETT.
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DeKalb Factory.

Having taken the Agency of the De-
KALB FACTORY, VIC are prepared 10 sell
their YARNS and ndOSNADIRGS fer CASH
at Factory prices.
A. J. IL +. MOSES.
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10000 lbs. Iron Assorted,

5000 yds. Osnahnrgs,
5000 yds. Brown shiriing and sheeting,
5000 yds. Blue Domestic and Tickings,
I. half barrels, No. ], Mackerel
Fresh Soda, Wine and Lemon Crackers and
fresh supply Of all kinds of Goods just re
eci.cd. md for sale, by
Frb27, A. J. g. r. MOSES.
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DR.. cHRIsTiE'S
MIC BRACELETS


Are found Of vast service in Of consaias Eiis
spasmodic Complaint and general Nervous AGectssns
Of the Head and upper eAtTsmi!ies Atc in raisy and
Paralysis and oil diseases cauic by deficiency OF p~s
or Nervous Energy in tho limbs other organs Of tia
body. l-f fyss
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts o.s thss
country Of the most extraordinary chsrsstsr car 81
given il required. 7-ssa{
o. No trouble or ncnnre HisaeS SGends sac uso esi
DR. CHRTSTIES G.3Lr.sSTC .4RTICLSsS and
they may be worn by the eeblc aua delicate, ws
perfect anil safety. In tho ssnsatsssj
attending their Is highly p',esasl Agreeable
They can be sent to any part Of the csontry,
Prices:
Tho Galvnnic Belt, Thrcc Dollars. \
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollar &
Tho Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Co Tho articles accompanied by full snd PLAZA
directions. Pamphlets with ia particulars may as had;
PARTICULAR CAUTION. a
10 BewHre Of CeHntsrfsiu md Herikle,, Enstas;eaaA
ID. O. MoREREAD, ri. u, ~
GENERAL AG> >sNr EDRs THE UNIFIED STATEA
Ia3 Droadyvnys Hesy Yors.
~ For sale in Sumtcrville, S. G. by Or. r.
s. MELLETr, authorized Agcat and by
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug u, 1850, di eowfRya
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dscaafHeaarcns measures In.
Ken azata Shirts RshaGHc "a
order as short sn0tice.

Also FOR SALE
UNDER SHIRTS AND Drawers OF Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Woolcn and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts.
Suspcnders, Half Hose, Gloves, Cravats
and llankercheis. (ready hemmed.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per-
'u@ery. And great variety of other
goo;'s suitable for Gentlemen.
u The prices at this Establishment
arc moderate and uniorm-and the husi.
ness so conducted as TO secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from us.
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