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BR1DGING THE FATHER OF WATERs.-The
Springfield Journal of the 10Th, says: On Mon
day the bill to build bridge across the Missis-
sippi near Galena, came up on its final passage.
The discussion took wide range, and called
out some of the best speaking talent of the
House. The bill was at last cleared of all
its amendments, and carried by decided vote.
This is first instance of successful application
to bridge the Great Father of Waters, by our
own citizens, and we shall hail its completion
as noble triumph of Western enterprise.
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II The taxable property of Kentucky for
the year past, is 1888, 1Sl $40, an increase, by
valuation, of over sl6,O0O,OOO On this the
revenue raised was s594.926. The number of
white males over the age of 81 has increased
from l57 ,4l0 in 1851, TO I64,005 in 1852, and
the number of children, between five and six
teen from 2O4. 40 to 1921.
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u The Petersburg Intelligencer, noticing
the accession of Louis Napoleon to the throne OF
the French Empire, takes occasion to observe,
that the Great Emperor himself, who divorced
Josephine because she bore him no children,
would have some strange feelings, could he rise
from the dead and see his throne filled by the
grandson of the divorced wife, while his own
son by his second marriage sleeps far from
France, in the tomb of the Hepsburgs. The re-
Election is indeed singular, and it proves that
there is divinity which shapes our ends,
ugh hew them as we may"
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THE CRY OF LAsALLE.-The Lasalle Herald
gives the following interesting statistics of this
fiourishing city:
The population of the city is 3,2O6. showing
an increase OF % per cent. during the last year.
The number of dwelling houses is 500, stores
so, hotels A, warehouses 5, churches 3.
The increase of dwellings for the last year is
50per cent
The increase of the value Of real estate with
in the city, for the last year, is rs per cent. the
increase of value of the real estate adjacent TO
the city, for the last year, is so per cent
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THE SHASTA COURIER.
LIST OF POST OFFICES

LIST OF POST OFFICES
In the Counties of Shasta, Trinity, Cofasa, Butte,
TaJd and Toio together rtth the names OF the
Postmasters.
CoRREcrEo TO lsT. SEPT, 1852.
SHASTA COUNTY.
OFFICE. POSTMASTER.
Shasta, Isaac Roop,
Cottonwood Il. j. Clanton,
kilua (Putter's Ferrv) VIM Potter.
TRINITY COUNTY.
Big Bar. John T. Weaver,
Weaverville, q. F. Winston,
Bucksport, iona Clarke.
CoLCSA COUNTY.
Colusa, B. Knight,
Monroeville, J. C. Hulse,
Moons Ranch, n Merrill,
Tehauia, n. Hall.
BUTTE COUNTY.
Hamiltea,. Lyman Bristol,
BidweaFs Bar A. B. Newconlbe,
Chico, A. ii. Barbour,
Charlcy's Ranch, Charles Clark,
Lassens, c. W. L Jmeroy
YUBA COUNTY.
AIarysville, James Cushing,
Dobbins' Ranch, w. w. Dobblns,
Fosters Bar, NJ. NJ Benton,
Parks Bar, james 4. Gregg
iuba, VIM. +. Nelson.
YOLO COUNTY.
Cache Creek, A. McDonad,
Fremont. j. VI. Sheppard.
M p,stofiices have mp ia the present time
Been established i'll the counties of Siskiyou
and klamath. a.
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RAILRoAD.-The Sacramento and Diamond
Springs Railroad Company expect to commence
grading the road within the present month.
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A WARNING FOR SNoKERs.-A leading medi-
cal practitioner at Brighton, England, has late
ly given list OF sixteen cases of paralysis, pro-
duced by smoking, which came under his own
knowledge, within The last six months.
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THE RELIGION OF THE WoRLD.-A recent
statistical work on this point Classics the reli-
gion of the world thus
Buddhists, PAS, 0000 900
Brahamists, 49,. 900, 900
Mahomctans, 116,000,000
Pagans, lO6,0OO,O0O
Jews, 100000
- COS 500, 600
Christianity, 2S6 900, 900
Total COL 5c0 0n0
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In The Counties of Shasta, Trinity, Cofasd Butte,
EnJa and Yoio, together ruth tie names Of the
k'Osimdsters.
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lss Al i. II Is ss,lIa ID Y. s, 8
q IA U IyII {, DE " WI Z. !!
@MA SiAM @S N,ASs.,

E'OR the per'nanent cure. of Liver ,om-
q ptin', Dyspepsia, Jaundlce, SIniiges-
ton, Nervous Headache, Debiiiiy,. and all
diseases arising from disordorel liver,
stomach or inteslincs, the BAUNIE DE
VIE, manufactured by CHARLES De
LOltAlE, OF SuntcrvlIle, S. c., has 10 SUI
pcrior. 1t is unrlvalled in its excellcnc !,
as an external remedy for Burns, Scalds.
Bruises, Cuts, &c.
w Full directions accompany each bot
tie.
BOATWRIGIIT g. BARKULOO,
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, 5 &.
W Those desirnus to purchase can
also iind the Bnumr de Vic at Mr.. John
NJ. Chandler's Store, near the ToA n Hall;
SumicrviIle, s. G..
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to
recommend his medicine any further than
this-that any one who has once thorough
~ tried it, vii never he without it when it
can bc had
CIIAS. DEI.ORME
August "a, 1888, 43 If
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Do not Defer but Come, Il
YOU WANT TO GETtTHE
Choice:

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor, begfsss
leave to inform the gentlemen Of Sumter. +
vale and District that lie has just returned
with spcndid assortment of
Cloths, Cassilncrcs, Dr;,p,Si Gle.
Vcstlngs, &c. &C., and in short ever thing
that is required for full suit. Having
made the choice Of his goods himself he !
doubts no, but what he can suit the most
fastidious. There is no use To have Your
cloths made IN Charles, or by Yankees,
when you can have then. madc5as stylish
and as we'll il not better than anywhere 4
else right at home, and this Mr. RgicH
promises TO do, maybe will add that ,Ssiftiss
work is not turned out at least egualpto any
done in this country he will not charge
anything. AS for his prices they shall sbo
at New York rates. All he asks is, give
him trial!! Come soon and picss ouH
some of those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns. it will soon be warm and Won VIII
want them.
Mr. REICH lives next door to John i. r
llaynsworth almost opposite Dr., lYither.f
spoon. !sS !
April 26th, 1888 28.stf
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SEsoisolpiss..

= ts-gEN J. ~ ~ d
IN Thousands of parents. who use Ncrmifuge.
toinpostd tof' Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., are not
Aware ,tlatsyhile they appear 10 benefit the pa
tient, they are actually laying the foundation for
- a. series diseases, such salvation, loss Of
6 sight, Weakness of limbs, &c.
Rotisr column will be found the adver-
3tiscmclltsofs slIcbansack's Medicines, to wliicl.
askf tile attention of al directly interested
& iii thcirown we'll ns their Clidrc,,'s health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
& from those Of bilious type, should make use
!. q q tie only genuine medicine. lIobenSack' s
liver I ills. f
S az : Be not deccired," but ask for IIobcn-
tRck,s Worm Syrup Liver r,,d Pills, and the
) aerye thateach has tile signature ofthc propre-
4 or, N.s lIolESsack, rs none else are genuine
Agnst.lO.. I2-ly.
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White Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
WHITE CAMBRlC MUSLIN, at Is 81
cents,
Superior quality White Cambria and Jaco
net Cambria, at %, 81 Ii, 81 - and
13 3-.l cts,
Superior India Null Muslins,
Swiss and Book Muslins ut II ID, is, 25.
81 Ii. 81 - and 80 ncnts,
Best qualities of Bishop Lawns,
Cross bard White Canbrics, a, 10, IL l.2,
and Il 3.l cts,
Cross bard White Calnbrics, extra fine, at
%, 81 ii and 81 - cts,
Also opcna choice assortment Of MUSLIN
EMBltO!DERlES, at
w. J. JACoDi " son,
22l king-st., (BcndD opp. The Eig Boot
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware Manufactorv.

JAMES III. DUE would respectfully
Inio'm the cIlZeus of Sumtcrvlle and the
surrounding country. that he is now open
'nG TIN MANUFSCTORY in Sumter
vile, aud is now prepared to ill uil orders
m The Tin line. Merchants will find it to
Their interest TO purchase their ware from,
me, as intend to sell low and warrant a !!
that sell.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with prolnp,nrss and in
workmanlike manner. The cash will
be expected IN every instance on finishing
or delivering of every job. intend to sci
cheap and for tho CASH only.
Feb. 8lh, 1858 l5-f
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Executors Notice.

ALL. persons indebted tojihc fssta, q Il
Rev James Newhery, deceased, either BY
Note or Account will make immediate pays
ment. And those having sistlands against
The same will relsJer them III, properly oil
tested within legal Tine 90 q; lsi3s
.5 A. aiG(. IN n u wv 5a;s
ssSSli II q lSI G. G
&; /; 8 81
Appfil 26th 1853 u ss
Darlington plcasc cong
g 5s ,)Snllras 81
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!aEAD QUARTERS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

------' = - I y
SUMrERvII.LE, Aug. p, lo53
,gitg9i lie t2ihR Regiment OF Cavalry is hereby
&prderedito parade at SumtcrviIir. on Friday,
Ettiea4 4tlls day ol Ooiubcr next. at Ii O'clock
VA for Drill aud Review.
rs .7fy Die esG0ib,nissionel and non. Commissions
EctFqiiiSers the Stall and Line. arr, ol der
ed io 81 assemble TIE day previous TOR drill
and srH INSTRUCTION, at the saule hour and
place.
The Lieut.. Co!oael aud Major. arc
scharss,el el&witll, the eNtcnision.of this Order
sio the Companies composing ,i!ci' respect
Slnadrons.5 s
by order.
lOMASI BAKER,
"a Col; 5tIiI iIt"A.'i. Cavalry.
R.fHss FGoopWYS,JR. Alt.
..s; .s, Aug "A It
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8 8 7 e 4 a \ 4 q
q So ses.aaaa.:. lYS,,.ill

f.. - a Z. ~ - .
4 MPt,Rl liASr no DYsPErTicSs.S r q
lIough,olii' a1,sia, the s,ruc Di.
slnii oF prepared, from from
Fonrlli Stomach of The Ok. after
Saireetiot,sNl Basons sliebis ,{te great Plysiolo.
glcali Chemist ,by J9 llonehlon, W. d., Phla.
5aepipliia. rliisistruly u wonderful re mcdy for
8 Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaunlice, Liver Com
PAINT, plan Coi.s,palion and Debility, curing after
8iNatafe Own Method by Naturu's Own
I 4 AssIlt, il,e Gastric JUICE Pamphlets, contain.
4ttng Srien,fcs evidence of its value. furnished
oyiagents gratis, See notice among The rr,lica
I ,gssasstlssisslt.Iilssesnlents. ss.s y Ilssnlents. Sly.
.st8s HH HGSflnaaIis German Filters,
hundreds ossour citizens complain of dcbii.
Il W an.l tlalgonr OF the system, derangvuen, of
HE liver md stolnnch, want Of appetite &c.
E1heysare frequently the result Of too close ap-
y apiiGation, andia thousand other causes we can.
/. nut here maine (; butw would say to all aflct
sae,i, do astWes have tlone-sct hottie or two o
81 hr,l hollands German 'ittcrs, prepared by DR..
j y ne kstt, and our word for it you will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
esicnce that il, is'nuch superior to the gene.
5grniity Of patent medicines. We would say TO
our renders purchased none unless prepared by
4 4 ~ ~, 1. Jackson, Philadelphia July
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The Real Simon Pure.
C.. II. MASON

WOULD respectfully inform his pa,
irons and friends, and the public generaily.s
that he has received an additional Stock of#
Watches aRad Jeyvefry
fresh from Baltimorc,sof every description, &
OF patterns as neat and durable. aa any
which have ever hecn brought to5lhts mar.
ket. HIS prices are low and his articles
good s.,
All kinds Of repairing done in. the neat.
est manner, and with promp,ness.
lie respectfully solicils the patronage ,f
the pubic, as he is ready 10 suit them Ia
every respect.
May 81, 1853 81 -44tf N
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ltoDEttl LA IA,
INA w. BEowN. who il in the cus,mly
OF the Sheriff Of Sumter District, by GER
tain Wrl's Of Capias ad Satisiacicndun, ut
The suit Of Robert Latta having filed in
my office, together with Schedule on
oath, OF his Estate and effects, his petition
to The Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted TO the benefits OF
.of the Acts OF the General Assembly made
for the relief Of insolvent debtors. It's
ordered that tie said Robert Latta and all
others, the Creditors to whom tie said Ira
TW, lirown,-is any wise indebted. be. and
they nre Hereby summoned, and have no.
lice TO appear, before the said Court at
Sumter Court House, on the Seventh day
OF November neXt. TO sliew cause, If any
ticy can, WHY the prayer OF the petition
Aforesaid, should not he granted
W. J. SINGLETON, c. C. p.
July 18th, 1888 37-3m
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So CAR 0LINl IJAI q RI DlSI.
Iiy oRD3sai i,iallF,

ALrHEus GRooMstYs i. S BRoyps and ~
SS;s az /. JgXcYS his Wife and oilers s,s
disappearing TO my satisfactipnathat +.
Brownand5 Jency his Mife.5gJ John Bosnian
and Catliarine: his wife and I.emucl{ Dos.
man, defendants in The above stated case,
reside beyond this State: II is therefore
ordered that. they do appear and object to
the Division or Sale of the Real Estlie of
William Grcoms, deceased, on or before
the first day of October next.o their con-
sent 10 the sane will be entered OF record.
w. LEWIS, o. 8. D.
juno 23th, 1853 35--tf
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Estate Of L. White, Decd,

E9ERSONS indebted to tic late Capt.
& ~ leonarIE While. will take notice. that
The deniaids due hin, arc lodged with us
Y 5ttor collection, 'Thcyare requested to come
forward and settle, as our instructions arc
+ positive. Nonttnrroiic will he given.
60 z ti55s t.. +. J.. u Nj. MOSES.
ssgz Aug, s29, 4 S5:3. Ill 81
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Cheap Goods Now Open,

9GH DOZEN Wumcr's Cotton HOSE,
SiSC 3 pair for - cents,
Mems Br"wn halt Hose. ai 6 Ii cents Il
pair,
l!0 ,!oz Mems mixed half Hose, at IL
cents PAIR
~ complete assortment Of Gents. .S!lrt:;,
very Inw
$50 d',z fine quality ladies mole colors
Hose, ;t II - cents
Extra qn:'lty DatnaSk Brr'lcrcd French
Towels, nt $Ss;:' - cents i dozen
White Linens for Innings. at II IL a
Is :'.t cents
Brown Linens, at - - ccnts.
w. J. JACOBl & son,
2'l King ST. (!'esi'i) opp ihc Biz Boot.
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Executors Notice,

All.persons having demands against the
Estate OF the late Col John ]. Moore ri
Sumter District, arc requested to hand
lhemln properly attosted TO the subscri.
oofs, and al those indebted will ma ko
the same. .sS'
IS J .. MOQRB, ~
J, S, MOORE, 3. I ftSecptots, Ss''' tors
AZ March I5ai, 1853 eG3.t
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Attention Claremont Troop

In pursuance of orders from ruoM!s NJ.
BAKER, C"nmandant Of the 9th Rcurnen,
Cavalry. ). &. NJ, you are hereby notified
that an election viii be held in Su;cryilc.
on the last Saturday in August. instant. to
ill the Office oi FIRST Lieutenant OF This
Troop, made vacant by The promotions Of
Ms iorncr occupant.
Managers OF sand Election will consist of
Lieut.. r. Myers, o.. Chandler aud :Serg.
Il. -. bradford. Polls To open a; IL o'clock,
y. NJ. and close AT !, p. Nj.
K. &. WErn. Capt.
II. \. REApFoHD, 0. s.
August i! ~ I'd
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Engraving, &c,

OWING to the difficulty ofcnlectino
small accounts. the subscriber would in,
iorm me pubic. that willie he is truly
thanKiu! Tor their patronage he is compcli.
ed TO work hereafter for cash only. :
June IA, 1853 All
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Notice.

AI PERSONS are hereby cautioned not to
trade i"r, or receive III payment of any
debt, either or both OF twn Notes riycn bv
lie subscriber 10 K. J. Price, the one Tor
TWO hundred and fifty dolcrs, and the oil-
cr for ,wo hundred aux! Ten dollnrs, as said
Notes gwen Tor twoacparatc tracts oi land
were 10 be paid after gonL and lawful titles
were made - Inc by Price, which chn,li.
TONS were pat in wiring and are now in
my possess on, and which contains the
Notwithstanding liat in the event of
Installing as he las done, 10 make such
tit!es lie would loTirilthe amounts &c.
.zs C.yA. LESSESNE.
April 8, 1853 All
, IL Watchuian copy,
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French Muslin Embroideries

Hands ONE Embrod'd Muslin SLEEVES,
al 81 ana % ctS,
Rich Embroidered Lace Sleeves, ut ST.
and $ -,
Extra Fine Embroidered Muslin Sleeves
at :.;:} and S:} 80.
Arich assortment of Worked Muslin Frills
at S5 and = | -,
WI jacob e. son,
22l King ST. (hcnd) opp. the b. Boot.
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COpartnershiD Notice.

SNllEunder*igned have formed a Cos
partnership for the ttAl!at,tion OF Lilac
'iisa t;.EQRAGE-- MI ,,1sieA.GAI S::atl "
BUSINESS, IL the cily oi Charleston. IN.
der the name OF ROSSER & WARREN.
The usual advances wil. be made on all
Produce consigned 10 us, aud strict per
Sonal attention gwen TO all business en-
trusted to our care.
Our office on CENTEAr. WHARF, will
be opened on or before l5;ii September
next.
JOHN ROSSER
THO. J. WARREN.
July l2:l, 1853 :,7--4t
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Also for $saKc,
&lOO Reward.

40 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
"a, 18th instant, my BOY RICHARD. a
--S%-Awhitc uiilatlo, about five feet three
or four inches high, .olcrabiy stout built,
about lwen two wears old with straight,
light colo!cd hair, has a very suiky ap-
pcarancc, and answers quick and short
when spoken To SAID boy has Il short lliic K
foot, his hands short ans! thick. chubby
fingers. He lad he scar o. u blister on
his forehead just ;Ihovc the eye -byuws. lie
may Try 10 bIdc it by wearing his cap OF
llat down uv"r his forehead. ] lie viii he
sure ,u pas, himself. Tor Il white man for
he is very white rni has been taxi ing great
care u. his skin for som, tine. Wien he
lcIt he a II Goth cnp, black cu,i and a
dark co'Urcd par n! PATHS. iG will be
sure To change his cap and clothes as sonn
as lo can; he al,'n wears h!s hair III front
straight down Ia hide the scar ci The hlis-
ter. He is a shoemaker b. trade, though
lie may no, go al the business, expecting
that he will be SD advertised.
The above reward oil Onc Hundred
Dollars Will he pad for his delivery IN any
.IaI! in the Siac. He will bc sure 10. give
himself ano;hcr nalnr.
JAMES lowry.
Bradeyvillc, Sumter District, $ c.
May 2htn, 1852 3 3O--,f
80" Camden Journal aud Chcraw Ga
zcltc publish five tinlrs.f
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Increased Stock
By Ia
John O'Connol..

Who i"is made new Improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
reecIymy fresh goods by every train OF
cars ana offers 10 the public Tor the sum
mcr months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and Lemonade, daily Ice,
Oranges, lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also Il fine assortment OF
'i"Hacc" and Cigars, with n choice lot ol
Family Groceries. also n large stock oi
Es3sY GOODS, &c.
pick!rd Salmon AND Preserves, Flour Of
the best brands warranted, also large lot
OF Bacon OF Which he receives a new sup
ply weck!Y. All Of which he guarantees
to sell Al the lowest rates for cash.
April 9TH. 1888 23-lr
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sNHlMRNMERsAAP,

y, The undersigned having entered into IA
Coparlnership ~ the city OF Charleston,
under ilemalne ani;firm OF CHAM BE8S,
.&CIllSOl.M &$ MOORE, lnr the purpose
al trnnSactng Il general F.tCTORAlE
nnd ndCOAMISSION BUSINESS, respect
fully tender tlicr services To their friends,
.lacQha.ntances and the public generally,
for the selling ota Cpttun, or lie purchasing
of Goods ofany description.
Anyortall 'ol ,l.czproilucts or manulac.
tured articles OF The country will be re-
tciyed lupph schn-igninenls, disposed Of
promptly, and tothe best advantage. At
such times as there may he only a limited
s}iemand5f for an article consigned to them. :.
slnarket1wllfbc found where it will com
maid its5vanc. Is
The. receiving and forwarding OF Goods
sEtvill also have. their prompt attention.
80 Every cxertlon will bc used to conduct
AL buslncss entrusted TO their care in such
8asInanner 70 make it mutually profitable
9and agreeable.
Liberal #advanccs upon consiynmcn,s
Z will $bemade.
Fronrther long experience in business
and Observation-Disclosures with the wants
and desires oftl,c people. with pledge to
devote their entire time and skill tn'thc
sbusiness,sthey ilattcr themselves that they
viii he enabled togive entire satisfaction.
'aFssol patronage is respectfully So
i y Z
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Nntice.

PERSONS Wishing vchirkles of any
Kind can buy them of L. Dixon, At Sumter
vile, as clleap IS can be bought IN Charles
toa or elsewhere and warranted to stand.
April 10Th, 1888 25-lf
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We are authorized to an
n"nnrc Mr.. GEORGE i. CocEE. ns n Candidate
'"r Ordinary oi Sumter Distict, at the mex,
election.
Aug 4. Sj3. fl If
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

1 Nix. ROBERT HUNTER, Member of the ROYAL
~ college OF Surgeons, London, and late Pupil in
The London COrsuinptlyt Hospital. etc, will visit
Washington Professionally about the 10Th inst.
for The Information of those suffering with Diseases
OF tie Throat, Lungs, and lie rt, and Known as sore
Throat Bronchitis Cons umptiou, Asthma, P.tIpita
uoh, etc, he would mercy say that his long expert
ehcc ami popularity at Tie London Consumptive Hos
pltai enables him to afford the invalid addition to
gen raj treatment all the advantages of 0cGi treatment
as advised by Sir Charles Scutamore, DR.. CORR gam
or the Dublin Hospital, Ur. t0lock truf. Elliottson
ami others, and which consists in breathing inlla-
ing lhto the Lungs warm medicated air, yapor
thereby bringing the remedy into direct contact with
the part diseased.
The most severe forms of Sore Throat Bronchitis
anu Asthma are speedily removed by inhalation, and
In Cons sumption wnen the Lungs have become tubu-
cuous anu liberated, to limited extent. he fullest
are given by the authoris above quoted Of the pow
er Oh inhaled remedies to the absorption Of the
tubrate and heal the ulcers
DIR. Rawlings, his assistant has arrived in Wash
lngton and taken OtEceS>On fennS ylvania avenue,
immediately opposite Iron Hall, where he may be
sen daily between the hours of o'clock a. M to 8
o'clock p H., and will be happy to mpart gra,uitous
~ every information Ill regard To fees treatment, DC
DE- Hunter has private Testimonials from
John ElliOttson, IL. d., +. Il. s, Physician to St.
Ihomass Hospital, and late Profess OF Medicine in
the London University; Sir Charles Scudamore, ~
Hospital; GO!ding Bird, NJ. d., f. K. S. John Cowen
Nj d., Physician to Marsate Dispensary; Alfred Beau
mont, VI. D., author Of observations the treat
which may be at his rooms.
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