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Summer Goods at White & Co.'S.

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a Mine Under the Sea.

The following description Of visit
10 Botnlluck Copper Nine, in England,
is from work recently published, cnli,
lied 'Rumbcs beyond Railroads. In
complete mining equipment, with can.
dies stuck by Jumps Of clay to their felt
hats, tho travellers have painfully dos.
ccndcd, by perpendicular ladders and
along dripping-wct rock passages, faith
oms down into r;tchy darkness; tho mi
ner who guides them cnlIs Il halt, and
their exact position with reference to
the surface Of tho rcrraqucous globe
IS thus described:
we are now four hundred yards oul
under the bottom Of the sea! and tween.
iathoms, or hundred and twenty feet
below The sen level. Coast.lradc vcs.
sells ale sailing over our heads. Two
hundred nnd forty feet beneath us men
are ut work, and there are galleries
deeper yet even below that! The extra
ordinary position down the face Of the
cliff, OF The engines and other morks on
the surface, Il, Bollallack, is now cx-
planned. The nine is not cXcnvntcd
like other mines under The land, bul
under the sea!
Having communicated these par,icu
lars, the miner next tells us to Keep
strict silence and listen. We obey him,
sitting speechlcss md molionless. If
the render could only have bchcld us
now, dressed in our copper colorcd gnr.
menls, huddled close together in mere
cleft Of subterrnncnn rock, with flame
burning on our heads and darkness en-
veloPing our limbs-hc mus, certainly
have imagined, without any violent
stretch Of fancy, that he was looking
down upon conclavc Of gnomes.
A Afler listening for few moments, q
distant, uneorhIy noise becomes family
nudible-a long, low, mysterious moan
ing, that never chnnges-,hal is felt on
the ear MS well as heard by il--a sound
TINT might proceed from inouIculablc
Distance from somr far invisible
hight--a sound unlike anything tina, is
heard on the upper ground, in The free
oir Of Henven--n sound so snblimclv
mournful and still, so ghoslly and i'm.
pressiye, when listened 10 in the sub
terrnnean recesses ofthe earth, that we
oon,inne instinoivcly to hold our pence.
rs il enchanted by it, nnd think moi OF
communicating 10 each olher The strange
feeling and ns'onishment which il has
inspired in us both from The first.
At last The miner speaks again, and
tells us that what we hear is The sound
ofthe surf lashing the rocks q hundred
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How TO MULTIPLY CHURCHES.
correspondent OF the Southern Presbv.
tcrinn, writing from Now Orleans, snys:
Out of tho Isl Presbyterian Church
Or Scot''s) have grown SIX missionary
churches in the city md suburbs,
within space Of few ycnrs. They
generally begin the new enterprise bv
selecting favorable site, and starting
Sabbath School. The parents and
relatives Of The children nre gradually
drawn together to witness their perlor
manccs. The next is tho employment
OF n missionary TO preach TO Them, md
finally church building is constructed
md regular congregation organized.
Some seven or eight Sabbath Schools
arc taught, principally by the members
OF DR.. SCOTS Church in various parts
of the city, and tho attendance averages
from 700 10 900 children in tho nggre-
CRATE.
DR.. Scott has very large and -four.
ishing church nn'l congregation. His
membership is about Goo The church
will hold some 1900 or 1000 seated be-
low and above, and il is often filled to
ovcrnowing.
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1slsyeniY received The announcement
lwiih'un,lisguised establishment. After
committing TO such compe,en. hands The
entire manufacturing part Of his bu-
siness, he had given himself up more
and more to dissipation. Had il not
heen for the active and energetic man
ner in which the nffairs Of tho shop
were conducted by Gordon, every thing
would have fallen into disorder. But
in fair ratio with the neglect Of his
principnf wns he efficient us his agent.
Il con-, let you go,' said Evenly,
when Gordon informed him Of his in
tention 10 go into business for himself.
at fifteen dollars n week docsn'i satisfy
you; you shall have twenty
q, is no, the wages replied Gordon.
al wish TO 20 into business for myself.
From the frs, has been my intcntion.'
But you hav'nl the capital
Yes. have fifteen hundred dollars
You have.
Yes. hare saved il in four years.
That will give mo fair start. am
not afraid for the rest
Evenly felt well satisfied that II
Gordon went into business for himself
his own would be ruined, aud therefore,
finding ull efforts 10 diss,lude him from
his purpose Of no avail, he offered TO
tako him in as n partner. But 10 this
came an unexpected objection. Gordon
was nvcrse 10 such connection.
Being pressed 10 sluto tue reason why,
he frankly suid-
My unwillingness TO enter into bu-
sincss with yon arises from the fact that
you are, rs ! was four years ngo,
n slave 10 strong drink. You arc not
yourself one halfof The time, and hardly
ever in fit condition 10 attend 10 bu-
sincss. Pardon mo for saying this.
But you asked for NJ, reason, and
have given it,
Evenly al frs, was angry. Bu, re.
fiGction soon came, md then he felt
hunilin,ed as he had never iclt before.
There was no intention on the part OF
Gordon 10 insult him, nor to triumph
over him, bu, ra,hern feeling Of sorrow;
and this Evenly saw.
"And this is your only ohjcc,ion?'
he nj length said.
i have none other replied Gordon.
IF it did not exist you would meet
my proposals2'
'Undoub,cdly.'
Then il shall no longer exist. From
this hour vii! be MS free from tho vice
you have named ns you nrc.'
'Will you sign tho plcdge?'
Yes, this very hour
And hc did so.
A year afterwards nm old friend,
who had joined the temperance ranks
about tho time Gordon did, md who Ind
only gol along moderately well, passed
the establishment, Of Evenly & Gordon,
and saw the latter standing in the door.
Are you in this concern?' he asked,
IL some surprise.
| Yes
"And making money rhs,?'
We are doing very we'll
tGorlon, | don't understand this nj.
together. tried 10 recover myself,
but soon got discouraged, and have
ever since ploddcd along in a poor way.
live, il is true; but yon nrc doing
much better than That. Wha; is your
sccret?'
at lies in three Words replied
Gordon.
Name them
Time, Fui,h, Encrsyr
The man looked startled for
n moment, and then walked away wiser
than when he asked tho question.
Whether he will prof. by the answer
We cannot lcll. Oilers may, if they
will.
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DR.. CHRlSTiE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS


Are found OF vast service in Of consulsons Ft
spa,modc Complaints and general Nervous Affections.
Of the Head and upper extrcmtes. Also in Palsy md
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs oS thu
body.
90 Many hundred Certi.tates from all parts Of ths
country OF the most extraordinary character bes
given IL required.
o. No trouble Inconvenience ei.ends Tho uIo af
DIR CHRISTIE'S G.9LP.9NIc ,.aRTIcLES. enc
they may 10 worn by tho most feeble aud delicate with
perfect eais and safety In many thu ssnsasios
Intending their 10 hisAiy pleasant ead agreeable
They can be sent to any part fths country.
E'ricess
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles accompanied by full and plata
directions Pamphlets with fall particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent,
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
lSJ- B,Vare Of Couafs,fdn ss6 Horfl2ess Issliens.
D. Q. MoREHDAD, M. d,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE OMITTED STATES,
1872 nroadyvny, New York..
u For sale in Sumtervlle, sc by DR.. Il.
S. MELLETT, authorized 6gpnt and by
Dr"c-6isis generally in South Carolina.
Ang. %, 1850, Al eoWfly
is. ~ 4
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TO STOCKHOLDERS

BY previous order Of the Board of Trustees
The third lnstnlmcnt Of twenty FIVE dollars pcr
share on the Capital stock Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute COMPANY. il now
Observation-Disclosures will please attend promp,y
10 this cali.
ID. Il, McLAURIN, Scc'y.
n. BIN my absence payment may he made
to Rev w LEWIS, President of the COMPANY.
Jan. 22, 1851. l3 ~
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Bradford Springs E'cnaaaIe
Institute,

The Exercises of the Bradford Springs Fc-
male Institute, will bo resumed on tho iirsi
Monday in February next under the direction
of the Rev. EpwiH CATER as principal, aided
by competent assistants in the various branches
Of thorough md finished Education. For
Board and rni,on, the terms are those original.
established, half yearly III advance.
Ian'r. 22d. 1851. l3 tf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

w
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largest and most varied assortment Of
Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, 10 be found
i'll Snm'cryillc. viz: Dry Goods Groceries,
Crockrry, Hardware, Cutlery. and edged Tools
Hats. Caps. and 8ounc,s. Boots and Shoes
Sadi.ry and Harness. Sole. Upper md Put.n,
Leather, Carriage Trimmings, Including A,lcs,
Springs. and Mallcnblc Castings.
100 Sacks Salt.
Swcrds nE, English Iron. hrord and narrow
bars, squnre and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Boiler Iron,
5000 yards IIaggine
Together with Rope. Twinc, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention of Teachers is particularly re-
ircs,cd I" the above nv fIom our immense
stock any quantity kind can be obtained
We have the most complete nssnrin,cn: Of
Il \ DT NJ ADE OTIIING
that has ever been brought To this ina rkct to.
e",lcr With Cloths, Cussmers, aud Ncs,ings.
Come and sec
CARPEIING, BAIZE AND RUGS.
1000 yards carpe,ing, Rugs TO match, and stout,
Booking l'nizc.
Paints, Glass, Oil, Pmy Whiting dc &c.
we rnn supply any quantity. quality. or colonr
oi rnini nlid can reconmc nd our Glass ny to
quality and III Charleston prices
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
inrnd.ns DR. Iaync's Family Medicines One
bale Fresh Hops jusi opened
l'lanirr~ viii find i! To their advantage ,oe,
anime our Blankris, and Negro GooIs ns w.
can sell them as low us any Charleston Hons,
Dccc!nb;r ith. 1850 G ,c
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rivc,ed Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpcting, together with fad
assortment of Carriage Trimmings, Ofs
Paints, Varnsh &c. For Sale by
A. j. 81 p. MOSES,
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and twenty feet above us, md of the
waves that aresbreaking on the beach
beyond. The tide is now at The flow,
and tic sea Is in no extraordinary state
OF agitation, so the sound Is low and
distant just nj this period, But, when
storms nre nt their height, when the
ocenn hurls mountain after mountain
of water on the cliffs. then the noise il
terrific; tho roaring heard down here
IN the mine is so inexpressibIy fierce
and awful, that the bodies, men at work
are afraid 10 continue their lubor-all
ascend 10 the surface 70 breathe the
upper mir ar stand on The firm ear,h;
drending, though no catastrophe hns
ever happened yet, that the sen will
break in on them if they remain in the
cavern below.
Hearing this, we got up to look nj
the rock above us. We are able TO
sand uprigh, I'm the position we now
occupy and naring our candles hi,her
nnd thilhcr in The darkness, can see the
bright, pure copper slreaking the gale.
ry in every direction. Lumps ofoozc,
OF the most lustrons green color, trav.
crscd !y natural network Of thin red
veins Of iron. appear here and there in
large, irrognIar patches. over which
wptcr is dripping slowly and inccssan,-
in certain places. This is the salt wa
ter percolating through invisible crauni-
cs in the rock. On stormy days il spurls
on, furiously in thin continuous streams.
Just over our heals we observe wood.
cn plug Of The thickness Of mnn's leg:
there is hole here, md the plug is nll
That we have 10 keep out the sen!
Immense wealth ofmctal is contained
in the roof Of this gallery, throughout
its whole lis length; bu, It remains, aud
will always remain, untouched; the
miners dare no, take il, for it is part,
and grcnt pnrt ofthc rock which forms
their only protection ngains, tho sea,
and which hns been so Far worked away
here, that its thickness is limited 10 nm
average ofthrco feet only between the
water aud the gallery in which we now
stand. No one knows wha. might be
the consequences Of another davis labor
with the picknx of any pnrt Of it,"
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MN1Aa&s

The suhscribcrwill rent for tile ensning year
on reasonable terms, tho residence Of tho iate
D.F Wylos, Esq. in Sialeburg.~-Dn Oh tho pre-
mises aro comfortable Dwelling House and
all necessary Build;naa, Mith abaas Twenty
Acres OF Land s,iachssi there ic, cen,aiing a
complete Tan Ysid ~ full eperatnn.y
VI. A. WYLES, Aias
Staleburg, Isl January, Ie,Sl, 10 u
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Notice.

DIR w JAMES DARGAN respectfully of
ftrs his professional services 10 the citizens of
Sumiervillc and its vicinity
Oiiice--ihe Apothccny shop formerly ocou.
pied 10y nr. II. :. MELLETT.
March l2ih, 1851 20 ly
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DeKalb Factory,

Having taken the Agency of tho De-
KALB FACTORY, weare prepane,l to sell
thor YARNS and OSNABURGS for Cash
at Factory prices.
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Invitation,

Tho Friends and patrons Of the suhscri
ber will please come forward and settle up,
rs the article is much needed, 10 meet 9th.
or demands
T. S. MELLETT.
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10000 lbs. Iron Assorted,

5000 yds. Osnaburgs,
5000 yds. Brown shiriing and sieeting,
5000 yds. illnc Domestic and Tickings,
3 half barrels, No. |, Mackerel
Fresh Soda, Wine and Lemon Crackers and
fresh supply of all kinda of Goods just re
ecived, and for sale, by
Feb 27. A. J. d p. MOSES.
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Charleston to NeW-YOrk.
TIE GREAT Mali. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON. :. C..

CHARLES ION, >. L,
LEAVING the Wharf al the foot OF
l.nurcns-s, daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, and WELDON, n. G.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, TO WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PUILADEL-
PlIIA. aud y. YORK.
Inc public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
To Wilmington are in first rate condition,
and are navigated by well known and eyDe-
rIenccd commanders, and The railroads are
IN fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. A THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued on and after The first OF Oct.
lSl', as permanent arrangement from
Charleston To New York. Passengers
avaIlln9 themselves thereof, will have the
option either TO continue without delay
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any ot the intermediate points, renewing
their seats OF the line TO suit their convc-
nlcncc. BY this route travellers may
reach New York on the third day during
business hours. Baggage viii be tickcted
on boardthc Steamer to Weldon, as like
wise on the change OF cars, at the intcrme-
date points from thence TO n. York
Through Tickets 500 each, can alone be
had from T., WlNSIOW, Agent of the
Wilmington and Raleigh II. r. Company,
al the Office Of the Company foot of I.au-
rcns-strcet, to whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
|" c. DUNCAN,
AT the American Hotel, Charleston s. c.
Nav o O5 ly
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

reputation =
Sidney. New Jersey, July II, +iSssas
Da A. H. CHRisTir-Dear Sir: You wish to know al
me what has been the result in my care Of tho
application OF THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECK
LACE My reply Is MS follows: .9E5S4
:, For about tstniy years had been suffering fisrn
pysrersia Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could Obtain permanent relief from my courxe
o medical treatment whatever About fourteen ysara
since in consequence Of frequent exposure to tba
weather, In the discharge Of my PASTORAL dutiasys5
became subject to sevcre Chronic rheumatism which
for year utter yenT caused me indcschable aEni.h
Farther: in The winter Of rs ind 'i6 In eonss-
various other churches in this region was attacked
by the bronchitis, which became so severe rs
10 require nn immediate suspension Of my PASTORAL
iabors My nervous syr.eE yhoYcAskfp prof.
trnied and as my Bronchitis became worse also did
my Dyspepsia nnd Rheumatic anscton-thus eyincing
that these disorders connected with each
through tho medium Of the Nervous System. In tho
agent which could reach and rccupera.c my Ncrruux
System every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed At last was led by my friends
anime your inventions and (though with very SAN
Euinc hopes OF their ctciency determined TO the
effect OF tho application OF the GALFANIC fBELTANB
NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID This wsss
in june, lsls To Mr oEEAr IsToStanMIsr,f ix 1so'
ENABLED 10 nrsrsir PASTORAL Llrass, hISE5
stHcE OMITTED sisGLr sERvicE ACCOUNT
BRoHcHiTisi RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS FI.t.
TfkrLI CEASED TO TROUBLE NE- Such is tho wonder.
ful and happy results Of the experiment.
have recommended the BELT und FLUID 20 many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia sfec-
tions. They have triad them, wiru HAIRY EEsuLrs,
sELiEvH, rrERV
an' dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBERT w. LASDIS.a
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BEW ARE OF COUNTrRFEITS

Y IT : 1T =.
Til, medicine has attained ih;.t high chnrac-
ter which IL necessary for nj medicines 10 nj
tain Ia infucr c0,in'rrtricrs iu pun forth spil-
rio,S article at ,l!r risk ofhc lives ofthosc who
arr iunoccnily deceived.
LOOh WELL no YIiE MARKS or
ITiE GENUINE.
They have The wriIirn signature of G. NJ.
JACKSON upon The wrapper. and the name
blown IN the bottle. TiMom whiCh they are sJi.
riOns.
For sale. Wholesale and retail nj the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. l20 ARCH Street, one door below Siy;li.
date of 21S Race street, Philadelphia, and hy
respectable dealers generally throughout the
country.
Also, for sale in .SuIn.cryllc bv
Il. s. MEILETT
July 3lsi, 1880. 40 tf
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS

a Mahogany Rocking Cain seat Do.
Va, Winsor DO
TT Il dozen Cain Sea, and VIII or Setti,g
Chairs for sale low. Apply TO
A. J. e. =. MOSES
Dec. I5,h, laIO 8 u
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REMOVAL
OF THE
M&@ AAM@ SNNMSs

The undersigned having Removed one door
below VIM Webh's New York Store, would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore fa
vorch by his friends and the citizens Of Sumter
generally, being satisfied that he can acconmo-
date them with any articles in his line of bust
ness, consisting of i large and we'll selected us.
sortment, &c.
r. S. MEI.LETT
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DR.. CHRlsTIE'S
GAT,VANIC NECKT,ACE

r nsed for all complaints affecting tho Throat Head
such Bronchitis inflammation of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness OF the Head Neuralgia IN
the Face Buzzing Roaring in tho Ears, Deafness.
which is generally Nervous, and that distressing com.
plant, oallcl Tic Doofcux
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ANY, AND EVERY THING
a. J, & P. MOSES.

Having received their FALL. AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer nj their commodioms Wnre
Rooms
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GcuatEcrRacrss measures Ia
ken aIsel ShIrts made sO
OrtECr At short notice.

ALSO FOR SALE
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS of Cotton
SILK, Cotton, Woolcn and other desirable
Kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspendcrs, Half Hose, Gloves, Cravats
and liankerchiafs. (rcady hemmcd.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per-
'n@cry. And great variety of other
goo5s suitable for Gentlemen.
W The prices at this Establishment
are moderate and uniform-and the busi-
ness so conducted rs to secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from US.
Oct. ,, 1850 40 +
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10000 Personss

including all oges classes conditions, among which
were large number of ladies' who orc uarIy suiect
to Nervous Complaints have been $500
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY oURED, l.
when all hope of relief hnd been given ur end cyerv
thing else Decn tined in vain (! Is t-sass.a.
To illustrate the OF tho GALyAEIC BEcET.
suppose the case OF person afflicted with that hanc Of
sviiization, DfsPEPSiA. any other Chronic Merry
es Disorder. n ordinary cases, Etinulants are talen
which by their action the and muscles Of ths
stomach, afford temporary relief but which leayo the
patient in lower s,ae, and with injured faculties itsr
.he action Thus excited has csas,d Now compare hs
pANlC BELT. Take q Dytpcphc sufferer even in the
worst symptoms Of on attack nnd simply tic tho BeIh
In short period the nsenble perspiration will
the positive element Of the Del reby causing CALI
vunic circulation which will The negative and
thence back again TO the positive thus keeping up
unuous Galvanc circulation throughout the rystens
Thus the most severe cafsa Of DYSPEPSIA nrc PEItS
MANENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS is fAaiPLY3
YEARS. - ~ a SgsS5Iss;