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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-19
The Great Restorative.
sxvER AND AGuE CURED BY DIR. MCLEAN
LIVER PILL.

LIVER FILLS.
8y Mr.. Jonathan IIoughum. of West I'm
OH, Park County, illinois, writes to the propri-
etors that lie had suffered greatly from severe
and prostrated ottack Of Fever and Ague, and
was completely restored 10 health by the use
of Liver Pills alone. These Pills unquestiona-
bly, possess great tonic properties, and can be
taken with decided advantage for many diseases
requiring invigora.ing remedies; but the Liver
Pills stand pre.emincnt as n means of restoring
n disorganizcd Liver to healthy action; hence
the great celebrity they have attained. The
numerous formidable diseases arising from q
diseased Liver, which SO long baflled the skill
Of the most eminent Physicians of the United
States, are now rendered easy of cure, thanks
to the study and perseverance, of.he distinguish
ed physician whose name this great medicine
bears--a name which will descend to posterity
MS one deserving Of gratitude. This invaua-
BILE medicine should always be kept in reach;
and on tho appearance of the earliest symtoms
of diseased Liver, it can 10 safely and usefully
cdministered.
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Orange Spring Florida .

Dr. X. S. DARGAN. formerly of this
district Las, we are pleased to learn by
the South Cmolinian, made the neccs.
sary arrangements and Will open his
hotel at this Spring lst November
next. DR.. ID. will be assisted by Mr..
EUGENE DUNDEE formerly of Aiken,
S. c., who is spoken Of rs capable
and popular, manager. The following
is the Carolinian's description Of the
Spring. "rho Orange Spring is sit
mated about twenty five miles due west
of Pilatka, III the centre of a pine bar
rem of hity miles area. This gives it
claim as an admirable location for
consumptives, AS it is shut in from the
bleak winds Of either coast-and has
o dry and uniform temperature. 1t
affords the most heathiul recreation of
hunting, fishing and riding. The fac,
ilitics OF access to and from the
spring will soon be excellent.
The water is famed for the cure OF
scrofulous disease, rheumatism, dys-
entary, dyspepsia, dropsy, and female
complaints. The temperature cf the
bath, which is rs degrees, makes it
quite a luxury. The house can ac-
cammodate comfortably about one
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NEW FALL GOODS.

EE=,15fA THE subscriber rs are now re. r,-<
tEs;ss5sEg s;ssss ceving their FALL STOCK sesE%
Of Choice GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
TO which particular attention is invited. IL
consists in pnrt of the following. viz:
100 bbls, Crushed, Powdered, GIun,nted and
Coffee SUGARS,
20 hlids. New Orleans, Muscoyndo aud
Clarified SUGARS.
70 bags Rio, Cuba, l.agrayra, jamaica, Jn.
Va aud Mocha COFFEE.
40 bbls. New Orleans MOLASSES
20 bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGiNG
80 coils Hemp and Manila ROPE.
300 lbs. best Three Ply 'TWINE.
200 Sides Tcmlock LEirIIER.
300 lbs. Shoe THREAD
1000 papers TACkS, assorted.
@oo dozen Nhs1n's Celebrated Challenge
40 gross Premium MATCHES
100 kegs Cut NAILS
~ boxes C. rClogate's Family. No. and Fancy
STARCH ''' ''A 'a'"'iy
100 boxes Adaman,inc, Sperm, Patent CAN.
DIES.
40 bbls. Genessee Family FLOUR. consist.
ing ol Hiram Smiths First Premi-
uIn Flour and other choice brands.
II chests very superior Tyson, Young Hy.
son, Imperial. Gunpow.efand Black
TEAS, in pound, half pound and
quarter pound packages.
30 casks choice Family HAMS.
10 casks choice BACON, Sides and shoul-
ders.
10 bhls. choice f mily LARD.
10 iirklns very superior Goshen BUTTER.
~ boxes choice RetuiIing and Pine Appe
CHEESE.
bb!s. Smoked and Picked BecfTongues,
IIckleu Salmon, aud Smoked AMI
Picked Beef
10 bbls. White Wine and Cidar VINEGAR.
tierccs RICE. ~
4 bbls. and 6 kegs PICKLES.
20 dozen Pickles, gallons, l-2 gallons, qrts.
and pinrs.
20 dozen Catsups, Sauces and Capers
10 duxen Whole, half and Quarter boxes Snr.
dimes
dozen fresh I.obstcrs and Salmon, in l
and . III. cans.
5 dozen assorted Extracts.
dozen assorted Preserves and Jellics
10 cases Preserved Ginger. 5sg
80 dozen very superior Mustard.
80 dozen Durk,'e's ard hndrcw's celebrated
Chcnical Yeast Powders.
42 36;pound boxes ptre Super Carbonate So
da. in pound papcrs.
10 36-pound boxes superior double re fnrd
Pearlasl, Salprnt,Is, in pound pa
26-pouu boxes pulvcr'Zed Cream Tartar,
in pound raiers
25 20-puund toxes pnrc ground Pepper, Gin
ger, Cinuamst and Allspice, in IL
ECO sacks ground Rock Salt, for dairy and
family use.
10 hoxcs NIacaroni and Vcrricelli.
50 boxes Soda, Sugar, Butter, Lemon, Pic
Mic, Cream. Boston, California and
Fancy Crnckrrs.
Wooden Ware and Hollow Ware.
Tobacco and Segars.
Nutlnegs, Cloves, Mace, Cayenne Pep
per, Rice Flour, French Mustard,
Rasins, soft shell and paper shcll5Al-
laoi,ds, Nuts, &c.
All the above goU,ls, togelhc with n variety
oi other articles, iEtve been carefully selected
by one Of the firm, md nre Offered for sale ut
liie lowest market prices.
MULLER & SENN.
Oct. l9, So At.
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COTTON NHARsEA E'T.
Frost.
Ra'IisiGsus EScviv1ls.

Our exchanges have come to us for
some time passed, freighted with no
ticrs of religious ,evivals in different
parts Of this State and Georgia. Sum
tervillc has had u share in the blcs-
sing and the protractedl meeting of the
Methodist Episc"pa'l congregation,
which we noticed three weeks ago, on
ly adj, urncd on Thursday last, af-
ter adding over fifty members to
the church, and large number to the
list of protesting christians. Let the
good work 90 on.
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Large Cotton Stalk.

We have received from Mrs. WARN
Err MACON Of this place, q limb from
Cotton stalk growing in her ga' den.
The boles are larger than any we have
ever seen and numbers thirty on the
limb before US. We are sorry that
this cannot be taken as n specimen OF
the crop in the district, which from
best accounts must fall far short OF
an average one.
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Another Scientific wonder
IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPTICs

IMPUN NM TO DY SPEPIICS-
DR.. J. S. lIoughton's Pepsin, the true Di.
geslive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or tile Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physoo.
gical Che,trist, by J. s. IIGughton, ~ d., Pl,a-
delphia. Tllis is truly wonderful re mcdy for
Indigestic.., Dyspepsia, JaGndice, Liter Com
plnint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric JUICE. Pamphlets, contail.
ing Scientific evidence of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among The medica
advertisements. Sly.
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TrahyqtC Of Eeesnpet

At a meeting at Sumtcrville OH the
18th inst. Of the officers and others of
tile 5th r, giment, 3rd Brigade Of Cav
alry, Col. T. M. BAKER was requested
to preside, and Maj JOHN Il. GREEN
toact as Secretary.
Col. +. j. MOSES submitted the fol
loving preamble and resolutions.
Whereas, since the order for this pa
radc, Death has visited the ranks of our
Regiment, and snatchcd from among
lison endcared to all who knew him
by The noble and generous impulses
which ever actuatcd his course, and al.
though it is proper and becoming to
bow with submission to this affecting
dispensation Of Providence, it is a
m'nrnti'l privilege to those who sur
vIvc, to record the virtues Of one who
in life adorned the position which he
occupied as Il citizen aud officer.
Be Il THEREFORE resoived. That this
Regiment deeply dcp!orc the death OF
the late Captain JoEL BElroN ADAMS
of the States Rights and Free Trade
Troop, and us II token Of regard to lis
memory, and regret for their loss, re-
cord this well mcrilcd public tribute to
hisworth
Resoioed, as an evidence of their sor-
row at the death of nn officer 81 dcserv.
Ingof all cnmmcndat"n, it will on the
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@ BIT U A R Y !.

Died, on the 9Th inst, BENJAMIN NoNEs
DELEoN, in the 3lst year of his age, native
Of this State, but for the last nine years q resi-
dent Of Mobile, Alabama. or n noble and gen.
crons nature--his last act was characteristic OF
his life, n stranger amongst us he enlisted his
services in bchalfofthe sufferers Of New Orleans,
and while Ell gagged in this work ofcharity con-
tracted the seeds of u disease which in n few
Weeks proslratcd lis once vigorous frame.
lie has left n bcrcaved mother, muny loving
sisters, and an afieclionate brother TO mourn
his unlimey end; with them let friend who
knew and loved him, minglo the tear OF
sympathy 10 his memory.
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iSUot,r1oa P5rrrs-Mr II,rndon

IiBotIrloN P.1rEEs Mr.. IIcrndon
postmaster at Glcnvillc, informs the
cdih'r of the Religious Telescope. at
Cirtlcvillc, Ohio, that having. accord,
ing TO the laws ofVirginia, opened a..l
inspected his papers, and ioul.d them
10 GO tail, abolition sentiments, he has
refused to deliver them as nd dressed
and has publicly burnt them in pres
elice Of magistrate. 1t appears by
his letter that the pcn<y for circulat-
ing such papers is imprs"nmcnt in the
pcllientiary for not less than one nol
moro than five Years.
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az Purchasers will please be careful to

G Purchasers will please be careful to
ask for DIR. MCLANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, and take none else. There are
Pills, purporing 10 be Liver Pills, now before
the public. Dr.MLane's Liver Pills, also his
Celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had ut NIL
respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
by the Agents, p NJ. COHEN g. co. In
porters and Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, No. 20, Iayne st. Charles
ton, S. G..
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1t is stated that the New York Book
Agent is are making arrangements FIR
an immediate settlement with the
Me- hodi>t Episcopal Church South, on
terms entirely satisfactory in regard
TO a division of property. The whole
matter in dispute is to bc referred to
the Hon. Judge MCLEAN, of the Su-
preme Court of the United Statcs.-
Ihu j..Iev 10 e-I-~+--1 8" M-,u- y. ark in
Il few days, 10 meet the commissioners
OF, the two branches OF the church.
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Cotton Market.

At the commencement Of the sea
son, we encouraged our farmers; to
hope for and anticipate good and re-
munerating price for their cotton and
nothing has since occurred to change
our views. Recent accounts from the
large cotton growing regions OF the
far West, represent the crop, rs far
short Of that of last year and here at
home there will be undoubtedly great
falling off from the bright anticipations
formed in July, and August, and one
would naturcIy suppose that such
u state Of affairs would produce an
upward tendency in the market, and
are astonished To see that on the con
trary there has been a slight decline,
and depression. This is certainly ow-
ing Ia. the uncertain state of European
politics, and the probability Of a war
between Russia and Turkey. But this
cannot long continue, and ifthese pow
ers must fight, VIC see no reason why
II should affect the price of cotton ex-
eept by increasing the demand, for in
the advent of o general war we shall
certainly look for heavy demands from
the manufacturing countries, who
would doubtless prepare early against
the probabilities of an embargo or
blockade. There are several causes,
which we may prove at present de-
pressing to the cotton market and not
she least Of these, is the failure Of
the grain crop in England and the
tightness, of the money market in sew
eral of our large cities. These we
: hope and believe to be only Temporal
ry and still say to planters, hold on.
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Some sixty odd feet Of the Bridge
over Brunswick River, belonging to
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail
Road, were destroyed by an acciden-
tai fire on Friday evening last. The
injury viii soon be repaired. Lose pro.
bly, $3.50,
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New York MILIrlA-.Thc militia
are to be made 10 turn out in stroung
force this fall in New York city. y
strict search is made everywhere for
unfortunate dcIinqncnts. Seventy.iive
cents will settle the matter, but neg
lccituI souls must suffer the penalty.
1t is said that General Scott was warn
ed out, among the rest, under The styl
Of "Alr. w. M. Scott" residing in
twelfth street
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Giving Advice.


There is not a stronger duty incul-
Gated upon mankind, than that of I'D
vIsing and counselling each other and
though all would seem to be fond Of
very few understand how, when, or
where to give 1t. We once heard 4 dis
tingushed gentleman Of South Caro-
lima say, that he never received ad-
vice from any one nor gave it, yet few
men were fondcr Of an Interchange of
opinions with all and he eagerly sought
it ON all occasions and would delight es-
pecIal'y in counselIing with the young.
This is the true secret Of giving ad.
vice and wien carried out has tcn.foll
he effect Of the common form; "vou
should do SO and so or"I advise YOU to
this and that" The reason is obvious;
the person to be benefited sees the
cause of his acting as you would
wish him his vanity is not lrurt by the
idea that he is only tooIe carr, ing
out another views and frequently flat
ters himsc!fthat he owes to his own per
ceptI"n the fruits of your suggestions
for in humanity whcresorver found
there is no stronger passion, than that
Of pride, or one hat can be more casi
~ acted upon. Again advice should
never be out Of place or season, but Il
careful selection Of the time made.
when the person to be advised desires
or Is IN mood to receive it and be
careful that it he to his private ear else
you pcrchmnce again o!ia!d his vanity
and your words fail upon a s,ceIed
heart and deaf turned car. Another i'm
portant point is, that you be well nc
quaintcd with the subject YOU would
speak upon; this you cannot bc with
another mans business, as well as he
is himself so beware there. Beware
also that you never advisra Doctor. to
the remedies he should give least YOU
you enc day require his aid and
he pays yoa FOR y"ur arrogance, above
al! things, steer clear of editors, nor
say unto them, 81 think a little more
original matter would benefit your pa
per &c. &C." this is dangerous ground
aid might bring y"u tu " r;ssping ov
cr in his next editorial. There is
one piece of advice however, which We
have always thought never out of
place ana for the love We bear our
readers give it them. It is 'pay the
printer" Price Of the Sumter Ban
ncr two dollars year in advance
or three dollars ut the expiration OF
that time. Now rs many of our sub
scribers arc among those who might
be dcnominatcd 'dclinqucnt;" we
would thank some of them in return
for What we haze shnna TO advise us
of some method of buying paper, Ink
oil and machinery, pay printers and
keep the "Dcvil" quiet without mo-
nry.
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hundred persons, but will be enlarged
as,may be required"
We wish DR.. DARoAS all the sue
cess he anticipates and hope he may
reap q rich harvest from his enterprise.
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The new and spacious residence Of
Col. Is. \. CoAcllMAN, neatly cnmplct
ed, in the upper part of Georgetown
). G., was wholly destroyed by fire on
Saturday night last
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We arc Gratiticd in being able to
state that the epidemic in New Orleans
is ,onsidcrcd as ended. The last re-
port enumerated but + in 2l hours, by
yellow fever.
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The Hon. john Y. MASON has been
officially declared Minister 10 France,
and will sail for IIavrc, it is said, in
the UnmJoiM, Oh the 10Th Of next
month,
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S. OLIS TAALEY, Esq, young and
talented member Of the Columbia Bar
WAS, on Wednesday, elected Teller of
the Commercial Bank of Columbia.
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TfIe WILMINGTON ". G. Herald.

This excellent exchange came to
us last week in, an entirely new dress,
which much improves its appear
ancc. Our relations with Wilmington,
through the Wilmington and MGnches-
ter Railroad, arc becoming more inn
portant every day and VIC hail with
delight this evidence of the prosperity
Of our cotcmporaries at that place.
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Sllcrifi's Election.

The following is the result of the
election held in Williamsburg for Shcr-
if on the 10th inst.
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V!A7.U.& RsH4EI
PLANTATION ANI) MILLS

GEo0Ln 9Glloo
The su bscribcr offers for sale his Plantation
and Mills i'll Sumter District, situated on Big
Rafin Creek, fourteen miles below Camden,
anu si,, fru,n Boykin's Turn Ont, containing
ll6Iil sixteen hundred and seventy fou, acres
between four and five hundred acres cleared
and under fence, the balance i'll fine TIMBER
On the premises is good TWO story dwelling,
with oil the necessary buildings of n we'll settled
pientaii,,:: :.s: ef ;=!::c! !:avp hcc; :.7ea:e;.
within the last few Years. On the northern ex-
trenity of the tract is another settlement in
good repair. Both places are perfectly healthy
Also-An excellent Grist Mill, with two pair
of STONES, and II Saw !iii, capable of cutting
about one thousand feet of lumber per day
With the Plantation will be sold (if desircdj the
stock of cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with
The Provision Crop. If sold Immediately, pos.
session will be given on the first Of Janutry,
1854.
The terms and other particulars may he OBJ
tained from the subscriber on the premises, or
by letter directed TO Boykias Depot, Camden
Branch Of S. &. Il. II.
MARION SANDERS.
Sumter Dist S. c. Oct. y, 50 3m
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We notice the following southerners
were at Paris ON the ! 9Th ultim 0. E..
Fl. Moreiand, L. Lance, and II. II.
Magwood, of Charleston; r. w.
Gibbes- Jr., of Columbia: w. A. Kain,
of Florida; Major 4. Porter, OF Savan-
nah; r. E. Coke, of Alabama, and
Rufus Fish, Of Montgomery, Alabama.
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1t is rumored that the Hon. GEo.
NJ. DALLAS, declines the mission to
China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Unrd and Soft shells.

fY- VIII some New York paper have the
kipdf zee 10 inform "a outside babarsns the exact diff
ference that exits between "hsrt shell and sott
.hell"i We puzzed. springfield Rep and Gaz.
To be brief with our contemporary we will
endeavor 10 solve the mystdca,on he has fallen into
from the completely Of New politics These
terms date from the efforts made TO reunite the Cas-
and Van Buren, Democracy Of ls4s, who were known
as Hunkers and Barnburners Some difficulty attended
this reunion which gave rice to the use of new political
epithets The difference between Hard Shell and
son Shell IL this favors the execution Of the
Fugitive Slave Law and goes for distribution Of the
Offices among the Nationals, while the other Is loud
stckler for Union and Harmony The Hsrds embrace
the Cars Hunkers OF ls4s OF the National School OF
politics, while the soits are composed OF the remnants
Of the Van Buren, and Adams party Of 1913 and such
Hunkers AZ Secretary Marcy and Gov. Seymour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The Temperance ouestien.

Amsrs the old questions just now ssininS
new force the Temperance question stands pFohneu-
The sdvucStes Ct rrnpersnce reform spp"sr 10 hs'o
abandoned the OH ground Of mesinS erorts 70 sSs.
indiy dual r,soTms,ious ard they direct their saerses
Immediately - the liquor business Toe doefrtnc "
"no license Is established in Ohie-tae doctiSe %
no sale" is now sought 70 oe established, ana tne
e~or,s which arc esins made toward ms ooysS. ~
by rlesEs Psny, nor they pat forth BY nresoo
sblC men
In Nsipe Vermont Massachusetts, Rhoieslani. Con
uecticui and Minnesota. laws roAetns the sale OF m
toxicstne hGulrs s. beverage have eeea stopst sni
Il claimed with good effect the morals Of the COM
muni,es where they hSvc been eutusccd la Nnnesota
ard Rhode.Issnd. sccouns Of Dadicis decissoos
assiust them, the Rquor laws in force. but the
s,nle ssl ssRse the Maine lss QUESTION and they
40 slso in NewYcrk MehiS~n. Pennsylvania. Florida
Texas and Ohio, with great show Of earneseness
In State the eNert'ons beng pat 'rh 10 ere
ate pubic sentnsn which shall ds,and OF cur Legs
sturp law SIMILAR in is Fundamental principles 10 tho
Maine Liquor Lsw more widely spread and meet
warner SvVr thss Is generally Supposed Most OF mo
Northern Counties 81 the STATE have been thoroughly
organized .pd every voter viii be sounded" betor,
the next State election and the most potent question put
20 csndidsies for the legislature vii be-" Are you IA
favor OF frOhihtofy Liquor Law r. Many ofths middle
Counties sike sgtstei snd number o; the
Southern Counties, 10 HsmiliOn County the plan hiss
been settled after three Conventions conducted with
spirit by the lesdng Temperance sgits,ors OF tbe Sste
In these Conventions Who have long bcea active
Whirs and Democrats openly declared that for them the
Ten perance question would he paramount in the see
ton az Jegislaors-tbey were determined "a support
sny Temperance men, whether Wings or Democrats.
In order to sruuse public sentiment, an Executive Com
mftee composed vi sctiye man in each Ward'Pre-
cinci and Township OF the County, has been appointed
City Missionary Is now AZ work the whsr, in thu
market places and in the churches, night Sfer night
pleading for the abolition OF the traffic in Intoxicating
beverages
Or Charles Jewett, Of Massachusetts, rousinS
speaker u to be imported in few days German
missionary 10 10 be employed, German temperance
psper i ,obe published German temperance meetings
are to be held and all for Proheitory liquor law IL
these measures are prosecuted with energy (snd from
the character of the men who lead them pre-
sumo they will be) there will be slight temperance
agitation In city and County during the next ak
months lCin. Gem