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SALES-DAY.

Monday last. although a cold and
cloudy day, brought considerable crowd
to Sumter. Tho fall in the price ol
cotton, caused to somc extent by the full
Of gold, seemed to produce somewhat
depressing effect upon our planters. They
have invested heavily in fertilizers, ct
prices based upon higher figures for
cotton aud gold, and should tho ten deucy
to par valus of currency continue, the
margin of difference must increase, as
the price of sotton must gradually settle
down to gold basis, and, of course, in
crease the difficulties of their situation.
Some property was sold at fair prices.
A building lot, for mercantile purposes,
fronting the Court House, was knock ed
down to Virginia gentleman at 50 200
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s@- We learn, with deep regre. and
sympathy, from the Columbia Phaniu.
OF the death Of Mr.. PAUL u. B. SHu.
lER, formerlya citizen of Columbia.
He served, gallautly, throughout tho
whole war, holding Lieutenancy in the
second Regiment Of South Carolina
volunteers, losing leg in battle. Re-
Gently he had been resident of Walter.
ooro; whittier he had gone to assist
and succor his bereaved and widowed
sister, whose husband, Mr. b. F. BRAD.
FORD was brutally murdered in his
own store, by colored soldiers, in tho
spring of 1868. A gallant soldier.
a NOBLE generous hearted man: a rood
c't'sen, devoted brother. and fss,
friend, his loss to those immediatelv
connected with him is heavy 10 odoed. a. .
well '. as to the community in which he
lived. Az
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EXCHANGES
The "RuRAL CARonrs,As."-

The "RURAL CARoLINtAH."-
The March number of this sterliug
monthly is, as usual, promptly before
ds, aud fully sustains It's reputation. 1t
hss several particularly noteworthy pa
pers. "The preparation Of Laud for
costoD," sigued "Low Middliug;" which
we believe is from the pen of General
johnson Hagood, of Barnwell, contains
some most timely suggestions, backed
up BY the necessary facts aud fg.
ures. "The Premium Cotton Crop" aud
"a Method Of Planting aud Cultivatiug
Cotton" are also worthy Of attention 10
the same connection, aud are timely and
to the point. Some hints on the "Cul-
tivation Of the Castor Bean and Beue"
for oil, from the pen Of Gen. r. p. AL.
exander, suggests another means of di-
versifyiug our industry. "Poultry
Farming for:the South" a beautifully
illustrated article on the best breeds Of
Fowls, vh!;be interesting and profitable
to all WHO are fond Of eggs aud chick.
ems. Articles on Sisal Hemp aud the
cultivation Of the Banana commesd
themselves particularly to Flor do rea-
ders. The ditor's "Suggestive Facts"
should set our people to thinking. Wo
hope they will heed the warning the
article embodies-don't neglect every
thing else to plant cotton. We are glad
to see that the publishers have been
fortunate enough to secure contributions
from that able architect, Alex. Y. Loe,
ofColumbia, one ofwhose excellent de.
signs appears in the present number.
Charleston, s. c.. Walker Evans L.
Cosswell and D. Watt Aiken. Two
dollars year.
BURKE's WEEKLY For Boys AND
GIRLs.-This elegantjuvenile is the best
ofits kind, and is peculiarly adapted to
the wants Of Southern children. It de-
serves hearty support, and parents
could not do better than secure it for
their little ones. The eugravings ore
very beautiful, while the paper is as Gle.
gantly printed as any similar publica.
tion in this country. 1t is deservedly
popular among the young, and We won-
Ger that all the boys and girls in the
South are not subscribers to it. Price
81 a year. Published by j. w. BURKE
d Co., Macon, Georgia.
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X o s KOO!

Prepared bI DIR. j. j. lawrence, tho celebrate cd
p YsIcrAN and CHEN ST, Norfolk. Va, is SAT-
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPIDlTY OF TIE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTS OF rHE NERVE
SYSTEM.
1t PURiFIos and ENRIcHEs tho BLOOD, RES.
TORIES tho LIVER and KIDNEYS to u healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES tho BOWELS,
and iNvIGoRATEs the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL 10 NOT u Patent Modicino.
FORMULA around each bottle.
ESDoRsED by the tes. Physicians
The MOST POPULAR Medicine in use.
Dir. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt Of
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS of REMAnKA.
BILE CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered and advice gisen-rnEE.
KOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For ealo by
j. +. w. DeLorme,
July 28-ly Sumter, S, C,
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WHO rs TORiAnuye =

Mr. EDITOR 81 have been so sorely
annoyed, fer the past six or eigh
months. by the failure of my letters to
reach their destination, that I feel call
ed upon to make the inquiry contained
in the above caption. l have, six times,
forwarded letters to Augusta, and have
reason to believe that none of them
reached that point. mailed three of
them at Sumter, one of which had
registered, aud the other three at
hlechanicsvllle. Five of these letters
were addressed to the Office of the Ban.
mer eJ the South, and the other to
private gentleman in Augusta, covering
an enclosure TO the same Office. Anotl-
er letter addressed to the Office of the
Charleston Ncws, and one to the editor
OF the Columbia Guardian, 1 feel moral.
y certain, also failed to reach ( lharles-
ton and Columbia. Many private let.
ters mailed at Mechanicsville and
Sumter by me, in courtesy requiring
an answer, have elected no reply, and
l must think that they went the same
way as the others. Who is to blame /?
Postmastcrs, Mail Agents, or who?-
The annoyance is intolcrable. IF others
suffer as have done, the Post Office or
Mail Agent system may as we'll be
abolished. I do not wish suspicion to
rest on any innocent party, and / call
attention to this matter thus. publicly,
that the innocent may vindicate them.
selves, and the guilty be brought to bay.
a number of the letters mentioned by
me contained communications for the
press, on all Of which full postage, and
sometimes on excess Of postage, was
prepaid. The bulk Of these letters, NAV
have Induced the suspicion, that they
contained money. Certain it is, that
not one of these bulky letters has ever
been heard from
Yours Respectfully,
w. G. KENNEDY.
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THE SEASON AND ms DANCERS,

THE SEASON AND Hts DANGERS,
The human body 10 chiefly composed Of tissues
and hbres as sensitive in every change in tho
condition Of the atmosphere ss tho most delicate
eleetrometer, or the quicksilver "a y barometer
tube.
The stomach, tho skin, the nerves, tho luugs,
and tho excretory organs are especially liable to
DO affected by these variations, and tho best do.
fence against their disastrous tendency is to keep
the digestive achinery, which feeds and nour-
ishos the whole system, in good working order
II the stomach is weak or disordered neither
the blood nor the bile can be in healthy state,
and upon the fitness Of :hsso Two important auids
for the Offices assigned to them by nature, and
the regularity Of their How, health in a great
measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden With chilling
vapors, as it often is at this season Of tho year,
the digestion should be an object of fpecular care
If is week and languid, the whole physical
structure will be enervated II it is vigorous, the
entire organization will be strong to resist the
nutoward aud depressing influence of damp and
vitiated atmosphere.
pure and powerful tonic is therefore espe.
eially needed as n safeguard against the diseases
most common In the spring, and Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and
potent medicine of tho class ut present known,
course of it is particularly advisable ut this pc.
riod Of tho year. The stomach will thereby be
tuned and strengthened, the liver and bowels
regulated, tho nervous system braced up, and
nature put In statoof active defence against the
masma which superinduces intermittent and
remittent fcvers, rheumatism, nervous debility,
headache, hypochondria and other complaints
which are apt to assail the untoned md unforh.
fed organizations. Tho body is strengthened
without exciting the brain, and consequently
no unpleasant reaction follows its reviving and
tenovating operation. March.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restc cd to health
in few weeks, bya very simple romedy, after
having suffered several ycara with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consump ption-
10 anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
tho means OF cure.
TO all who desire it, ho will send copy of the
prescription used ffree Of charge), with the
directions Cor preparing and using the same.
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. The object of the
advertiser 10 sending the Prescription is to beno.
6t the afflicted, and spread information which he
concoives to be invaluable; and no hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as IL will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June 2.
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LxNcHEs, CREEK BRIDGES.

Our Lynchburg friends, very natur-
ally, are beginning to manifest some
concern in regard to the bridges across
Lynches' Greek. They endured,
very quietly, much Inconvenience from
the want OF u bridge at Durant's Cross
ing, SO long as the 'axing power was sus-
pended, but they now feel that they sh 10 uld
begin to see some ofthe proceeds of their
money expended for county purposes,
aud, probably, in no way, just now, could
it be more acc"ptably applied than in
the direction indicated. We trust that
our county commissioners will take their
claims into consideration.
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MANIPULATED GUANOS.
The Wlco1, Gibbs 4 Co.'S Mamipulated
Guano more reliable than anv other
AScsPectiu'y
w. G. KENNEDY.

The Wilcor, Gibbs 4 Co.'S Manipuluted
Guono more reliaJtc than any other
manure.
According to my experiments this yedr the
Wiicex, Gibbs d Co.'s Manipulated Gunno il my
ch'ite. from the fact that it IN more applicable to
any and all kinds Of land than any other know
Some Of my neighbois have used pure Peruvian,
some Soluble Pacific. and various others. They
tell me- 'hnt mine surpasses theirs. I boiove tho
Peruvian Is better than any othor where The land
is low and moist, but to take land generally that
together, the Manipulated is more reliable than
any other know. Lam confident tho manner
tf tfapplyng the manure is TO put it deep. especial.
Iy on thirsty land, and I believe 400 lbs. to the
acreis the qnantty-less, I know, will pay, as I
have tests Of it, but 400 lbs. pays better. Ac-
cording to the seasons and chance generally of
my cotton mp to this time, do not believe better
cotton could bo made TO grow ou the land whore
! have used tho Wilcox, Gibbs d Co.'s Manipu.
lated Guano.
IN. ALLEN.
Hancock County, August z.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that Davis Rem.
bert, (son Of that much beloved citizen
OF Sumter, Jane. W. Rembert) suffer-
ed severe wound in the arm, from the
accidental discharge of his gun, while
out shooting few days since. DR..
Thos. w. DuBose was summoned 10 at.
tendance, and, We have been pleased to
learn, the wounds are improving, aud the
suffering of the youth much abated
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The Board of Trustees are earnestly
requested to meet in Columbia, We'd
nesday, March 10th. A puuctual attend
ance is necessary. The members Of the
Board are: j. w. Kelly, Il. NJ Kenne.
dy, A. B. Stephens, w. G. Power, s
Lcard, A. j. Cautben, o. A. Darby, E.
.. Meynardie, D. j. Simmons, NJ.
Brown, T. s. Daniel, j. II. Zimmerman, /,
H. Bryce, Geo. w. Williams, II. D.
oenn' w. Glaze, j. H. Stelling, Joseph
Lauhon, A. A. Gilbert, w. l.. j. Reid,
n. 1. Rembert, j. II. Kinsler, Rob bert
Norman, H. T. Wright.
J. w. KELLY, Chairman.
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REDIVIVUS!!
The s. S. S. of 1851.

Or DR.. JEUSON'S Original SoUrnknS SoornlNo
SYRUP FoR CHILDREN TsETmiNo, is again ro.
suscitatcd!! i! 1t is Cowiycmt Of tho Bo,oel
disorders contingent upun this period q grate.
f"t Carminatire; q nutritious Syrup aud n
ge"t'c Amodyne, inducing calm and refrcshiny re.
pose. without tho pernicous and distressing re-
actionary disturbance of tho nervous system
that results from the exhibition of most prcpara- :
t"ns-erpressiy made for children. It's uso in
tho Southern States, rs far back as 1852, esiab-
lished its reputation as Southern Institution,
and, rs medicine unrivalcd, and us being the
6esfand safest preparation for chiidren teethiag.
cnsuring REST TO MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
lief and strength to their infants. 1t is therefore
no me~ medicine, and needs no advertising whore
ii is best known. Every prccaution has been
takon to preserve and protect it from fraudulent
countcrfeits. 1t is manufactured omiy at the
Laboratory Of CoirE, ToMpKINs 4 IIURp, mom-
bers of, and successors to, the old established
SOUTHERN DRUa House OF HARRAL, RIsLxY l.
KITCHEN, l4I CHAMBERS STREET, Ysw YoRK, to
whom all orders should DO addressed, and is for
eale to the citizens Of Sumter and surrounding
country by the following FIRST clnss and rcspecta
bio Druggists: A. ANDERSON & Co., j. F. W.
DgLGRME.
Juno l6-ly
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PERSONAL.

We were recently much grati6ed by
call from Mr.. JOHN w. SELDY, of the
hewly organized General Commission
house Of WILSON 4 SELBY, of Baltimore.
This house enjoys first class advantages
for making purchases, and is worthy the
fullest confidence.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tho
cfects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, sond FREQ to all who need
II, the receipt and directions for making the sim.
pie remedy by which no wns cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
June2. No. 42Codar OF. N. Y.
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Hancock County, August z.

Ills commonly supposed that there is n gene.
raj equality of happiness but this would be at
least contrary 10 analogical presumption. Health
beauty, strength, intellectual endow nts, inau.
ence ore all distributed in endless proportions.
besides, only :et two persons 90 placed together
IN contact-wbat would be the result7 In tho
health and manly vigor Of the ono who uscd tho
"Old Carolina Bitters" 10 behold such a marked
contrast to his sick and emaciated companion;
and he, too, is persuaded to take advantage OF
tho curative properties Of this sterling roinedy.
Children cry for Wineman's Crystalized Worm
Candy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tbs Regular Monthly Mestisg Of the Board
OF Stewards Of Sumter (statiop) MsthSdis,
Church. will be held at tho Parsonage on
Wednesday evening, 23rd. At % clock. A prslimi.
nary meeting, for the accommodation Of the
members Of tho Board Who rtside 10 the country,
will be hold At the Office Of tho Sumter Waseh-
NAV, at IL o'clock same day.
Members will please como prepared to repor,
collections for the month Of March.
J. II. DINGLE, Chairman. e
F. A. FoLsox, Secretary.
March 2ud, 1870,
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CousrnYNAN. Arc -oc tho man that soils
STORE CLOTHES 80 chsap1
ScnwEnIH. Yes, I'm tho man. So
II your clothes are worn cut, or runedb by tearin'
Thore's no use In eassin but 60 right to Schcerim.
G. What! Go to spearin'f Look horo, my
friend, II that's tho way you talk, how do you
expect to prosper, whom tho Bible ssys."Swear
not at allH
8. You don't understand mo, mean come to
mo and Ill 6t you out with new suit, inside
and outside. Ny name 10 Sch,osrim.
@. Obi That's 1t, isiti well it's cuss-a very
bad name, any how. But s'pose your gonds are
mono tho worse for that, and 500 Lrw you might
ct me with suit owtside from your stock Of
Hate, Boots and Shoes, Coats,
Vests and Pants, Shirts,
Cnderahirts, Drawers, Socks,
Collars, Handkerchief, &C., &o.,
but how can you fit mo TO q suit inside, hey3
8. Why, I'll tell you. Some of my excellent
GROCERIES thore would suit 70. inside to a T.,
wouldn't they7
G. Yes. they would. thnt's fact, some Of your
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour. Molasscs,
Canned Fish, Oystors and Lobsters,
Chow Chow Pickles, DO, DO.
S. Yes. sell my
Dry Goods and Wet Goods, Groceries,
Clothing and other articles too numerous
to mention, very CHEAP FOR CASH. "Small
Profits and Quick Returns" is my motto.
Exit Countryman with bag full, basket
full and bundle full.
6ept22 6m
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DIR. TUFTS ExpECrORANr.

All who ha ve used this invaluable medicine
Tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Group, Indsmation Of the Lungs or Ghost,
hoa1.ness, Dificulty Of Breathing, Bronchitis
ana all diseases Of the Lungs sttsst Its useful.
ness. For Lung affections II has no equal.
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aD- Cotton, at New York, on the
9th, 2l4 and declining. Gold 1l2a.

s@ Writing Paper, 10 all the vari-
eties now used, is sold at unusually low
prices, at the Sumter Book Store.
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New Advertisenents.

lReGADLIlmBH loSo.1
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS.
s.v. SAWS! kxESl SAWS!
and dMILLPURNISHINGs, CIRCULAR SAWS
With Solid Teeth. or With PA-sxr ADJUSTABLE
PoInrs, superior to al Isssrtsd Teeth Sass.
@ PRICES REDUCED. -W0
GD- 8end for Price List apd Circulars. seH
WEIGH 4 GRIRRRTH6,
80S10ns Mase.s or DOtrele, miek.
" "ANTBD-AGBNTs.-3 to see Der
w month. everywhers, male and fomale, to
introduce tho GENUINE IMPROVED CON.
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, Quilt
cord, bind. braid, and embEoider in Q most sups.
rior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for i've years: We will pay $1,000 for any ms
chino that will Kew stronger, moro beautiful, or
moro elastic seam than ours. II makes The
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can
be out, and still the cloth cannot bs pulled apart
without tearingt. We pay Agents from SIS TO
5000 per month and expenses, or . commission
from which twice that amount can DO ,uade.-
Address SECOMB 4 CO., PITTSBURG, PA.
BOSTON, MASS. or ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAUTION-Beware Of all Agents ceiling Ma.
chimes under tho Same name as ours, unless they
can show Certificate Of agency signed by u.s.
We shall not hold ourselves pon :ibie for worth
less Machines sold by other parties, and shall
prosecute oil parties either selling or using Ma.
chimes under :h;s name to the full extent of tho
law, unless such Machines were obtained from
US or our Agents. Do not be imposed upon by
parties who copy our advertisements and circulars
and offer worthless Machines at less price.
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For SAILS.

TIAT VALUABLE pEi)i'HKfisY.
called Brookland, Situated IL >u,h ei Gniiis}1s
about one mile from Stateshurg, noI Which syiU
the family rctdeuce 1t the inte .Io,u j,s,.tys u.
1t consists OF large un'l fne Dw,iii u haIsk
with ~ rooms. Is unusually l,rg. j Brfss
on, Stable, Darn. Cnrriago If"ns' sr,. a,Sur 4
essary "ut.bnildinys, nli in ibu,u,. ,ssgiI
nbnnt 40 acres of and. Pmro ,;tis 1, fI33sfi21,
PrioO 5000 00 and terms Uscpm, az tss.s 9{a
'"thor particulars. apply to The ni,Irts sypSy s}s
~, Sumter 8. q. 8, ST. 81
Fob 23- II. Gja,;,A MN g i "a lSs}s' sfs
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j. E.
SUMTER FURNITUIsEs8
-AND ssS 80;
Chair Ware-RoOYxan.

HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK or sFgIe.Ss
NITURE, for loss than oau bo oLtaiuedr III as,p$
Southern market, saving lotl freight ard isk af
breakagc by Railroad. Will, experience ip.t 1;
branch Of business in tho City Of Chorlesia y
twonty five years, and ha lug the advantaces;4i
tho hest Manufacturers, he is offering nrstI tIelsss
work of which every article sold Is warrantydss
The stock consists of -. + assss2 ~ KY
Sofas, Sido Boards. Book C,sos. Wnrdrnbas ID .N
Washstauds, Bureaus, Cottage Sets, WhaspofsSs
Extension Tables >SSs,SsssS
Mahogany, CanSand Wood Scat Rocking cisIfSss
Mahogany, Cane and Wood Scat Scttug gChaltS5;
Cribs: Cradles ,s;.gSttsS,
Irundlo Bodstcads and Cnitage Betstciitss 81;
Every style Looking Glasses and Afntlresses rs
FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW S1ADKSS;
just received, together with lot OF WALL RH.y;
PER AND DOKDERINU.
Main Street, opposite Express O8ssss
Feb 23-tf ~, ~ ~
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THE EXCELSIOR MONTH"; Y
VA GAZIWE--An Excellent House
IoLS 1f,uo z;uo

HOtt AH0Vn~t"e,
viii be sent FREE FOR TWELVE MONTHS
to all new subscribers to tho SUMTER WATcH-
NAN, and to all who will pay in advance for the
same for twelve months.
Tho "EXCELsTQR" Is . 81 page Journal.
silh illustrations aud about ono third i.rger ,ha
an ordinary double. column Magsxihsj 10 of tho
hsbes, toned morality, not sectarian or partisan,
and extends to all the baud Of love, sympathy
and friendship. It aims to stimulste and pro.
woke to good purposes and endeavors; to be
Pure, Fascinating. Instructing. Novel, yet true,
Pungent, Wide Awake, Chnste, fitted for tho
Christian Homo to interest also and entertain,
and still by faithful In ProcIniming the truth.
We also offer the sunrEs wArcuxAs, excel.
sior Magazine" and tho following, at tho prices
named:
Rural Carolinian ......".......... IS 90
Deuorests' Monthly ..... ..................... s 90
Gud.y's Lady's Book. ................. 90
Peiersons Musical Monthly y............ s 90
XIX century SO
Aud nny other Magazine or Periodical pub.
lisbed, in like ratio.
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Liberal Induceme n t s

NEW SUBSCRIBERS AND TO ADVANCE
PAYERS FOR THE SUMTER WATCH
MAN.
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ZANEsvlLLE, ONO, February Goth, 1869.
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS 4 CO.,
Gentlemen -
have been afflicted
for ton or twelve ycars with Bronchitis in its
worst form, and have tried everything that
could buy recommended, but with little or no
relief, until used your ALIENS LUNG BALsAM,
which gave mo relief in short timo. I bcliove
it is tho best preparation extant, for all diseases
Of the throat aud lungs, and feel it my duty to
say this much for my own cusc, SO that others
may try.it and get relief.
Respectfully,
MATTHIAS FIREMAN..
We know Mr.. Fireman we'll. and his statomen
above is correct.
w. a. GRAHAM Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Z"nesriiie.
Suld by A. ANDERSON j. CO., Druggists.
Sumter. S. C.. IMurch
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THEATRE or EN-
Business before Pleasure,
A NEW PLAY.

Acr l. SCENE 1st.
Scene. the Store, cornor of tho Old Hotel
next tho Court House-ScHwERIN behind
tho connter-Enter Countryman.