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aao. ...ra:

IFor the Rrmovnl mid Fernianeiil Cure or all

NERVOUS DISEASES,And of thnee Complaint* which are canned by an impaired

weakened or uulieulth) condition of the

NKRVOUS SYSTRM.Tliia beantifiil and convenient application of the myateriooa

power* of GALVANISM and A1AUNKTISM, ha* been pronouncedby diitingnuhed pliyticiau*, both in Kurope and theI'nited State*. to be the wtl caluaLU mtdicinal ditcocery wfthr Jige.

Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELTand

MAGNETIC FLUID,is used with the most perfect end certain success in all

cases ofGKRERAI. DEBILITY,

Stiwogtaening the weakened body, giving tone to the virion

organs, and invigorating the entire sys'em. Also in FITS,CRAMP, PARALYSIS end PALSY, DtsrcrslA or INDIGESTION,RHEUMATISM, ACl'TE and CHRONIC, GOUT,EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS,PALPITATION OF THE HEART? ArOPLEXY,NEURALGIA PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVERCOMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATUIIEof the SPINK., HIP COMPLAINT. DISEASES of the KIDNEYS,DEFICIENCY OF NERVOUS end PHYSICAL ENERGY,and ell NERVOUS DI8EASES, which complaint! arise

from one sinple cause.namely,A Derangement of the Nervous System.

(K7- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medicinescreese the disease. for they weaken the vital energies of the

already prostrated system'; while nnrfer the strengthening,life-giving, vitalizing influence of Galvanism, as applied bythia beautiful and wonderful discovery, the exhsnsted patientand weakated sufferer is restored to former health, strength,elasticity and vigor.The grestpeculiarity and excellence of

Or. Christie'a Galvanic Curative*,consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by atrt

ward in place ol me uatiai moae m

physicking Dm patient, till exbauated Nature sink* hopelesslyunder the tnflicteon

They ttrenqtken the whole system. equalize the circulation oflitHood, promote tit orerelious, and never do tie tlitHeit iujurjunder any eircumitance*. Since their introduction in theUnited State*, only three yeeri since more than

60,000 Personsincluding ell tgei, clean* and condition*, among which were

a large number of ladie*. who are peculiarly inbject to Nerron* Complaints, hare been

SWTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CUBED,when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thingelse been tried in Tain !

Toillustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, tuppocethe cese of a person adllcted with that bane of civilization,DY8PKP8IA, or any other Chronic or Natron* Disorder. I»ordinary eases, attmwlani* are taken which, bv their action on

the nervda and muscle* of the stomach, afford temporary reliedhot which leave the patient in a lower state, and with injuredfaculties, after the action thus excited has ceased. Now compereDue with the edect resulting from the application o< theGALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic suflerer, even in theworee symptosa* of an attack, and simply tie the Belt around**. ' . " ti-:* .. i- . bk.V*

period the insensible perspiratiun will act on the positiveelement of die Belt fbaicby causing a Galvanic circulatioowhich will paw on to the negative, and thence back again tothe positive, thus keeping op a continuous Galvanic cuculaborthroughout the system. Thus the aaost severe cases ofDYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED A FEW DAYSIS OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THED18EA8E OB YEARS.

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALSOf the most Undoubted Character,

From all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient to AUevery column in this paper!

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,Which oowchlvivaiy proves that

"Truth la stranger than Fiction."

RREUIATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman

of New Jersey, tf distinguished attninmeuts and esaltadreputation :. ,

8idkkt, Naw Jersey, July 13, IMS.Da. A. JLCitatt is.Dear Sir: You wish to know of ma

what has bean the i knit in my ownmse, of the application ofmr on vivir v.n t ivn arni irv iL n..

follow*:For about twenty yeer* I had boon suffering from Dyspepsia.Every year the symptom* became wont, nor could I

obtain pomanant relief from any course of madteal treatmentwhatever. About /sunus years since, in consequence offrequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my pee.toral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rbeuasatiaic,which tor year after year, caused me indescribableanguish. Farther: in the winter of 'to and '46, in consequanoeof preaching a gnat deal in my own end various otherehurahae in this region. I was attacked by the Brouchitii,which eoan became so severe as to require an immediate suspensionof my pastoral imbora My ntrvtui spriest was set*

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tkoT9*gklj mrttfUd, and as my Bronchitis became wont, so*

* also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection.thus evincingthat these disorders were connected with each other throughthe medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pharmacopesiathere seemed to be no remedial agent which couldreach and recuperate my Narvoua System ; every thing that Ihad triad for this purpose bed completely foiled. At lest Iwas tod by my friends to examine your inventions, and (thoughwith an very sanguine hope* of their efficiency,) I determinedto try the aflbct of the application of the GALVANIC BELTAND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This wasin June, ISM. Te kv suit sstorishmkwt, in two davs mtDtstevsla had sent; in eioht davs 1 was wasled t*SllliSI MT VASTOSea LABOBS , HOS ISATX 1 SIBCB OMITTED

a ssncLB saavicc en sececnr er tmc BaoncaiTie, Ann mtRmKUMATIC AFFBCTIOn MA* rkftbelt CBASKD to teocblt ME.Such is the wonderful aod hafcmf gtouhs of the experiment

I hare recommended the BELT and FLUID to many whohave boon likswiss sufferiag tram Neuralgic affection* Theyhare tried them, witm hattx besults, i believe, in ktbet

I an, dear air, eery respectfully yours,« EGBERT W. LANDIB.

*Tic Dolorem aad Nemalgia.. -Tteee dreadftil and agonizing complaint* are immediately

relieved by the application of the Galvanic Bu t, Nvcelacband Fluid. Tbe Belt diffntet the Electricity through thesystem; the Necklace ha* a local effect, and the Fluid actadirectly upon tbe affected nervea In theae diitreeaingeviction* the application NEVER FAILS.

FIT8 AND CONVUL8ION8.Thee* alarming ami terrible complaints are alwaya caasej

?y a derangement of the h'trrti tne Bi:lt, Bsscklrti andu'id will care nearly every caae. no matter how young or

aid tbe patient, or how confirmed the complaint. Numeroustnd astonishing proofs in in possession of the proprietor.

SMany hundred 'y'rtificales from ell parts of the conntffbmoat extraordinary cliaractar can be given, if required.

Q&- No trouble or inconvenience attend* the u*e of DB.CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, end tliey maybe worn by the most feeble end delictte with perfect ease andsafety. In many case* the sensation attending their use ishighly plcaiaiii and agreeable. They can be sent to any pertof tbe country.

. Prices:The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollara,The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollara,The Gslesnln Rrsrnlsts rtna Tlnllsr Tlsnh.Th# Magnetic Fluid, On* Dollar.

0(f- The article) are accompanied by full and plain dir*o>tioni PatnphleU with full particular) may ba had of th*authorized Agent

PARTICULAR CAUTION.to- Bewail of Counter/till and ll'nrt/il, it Imitations

D. O. MORBHEAD, M. D.,GENERAL AGENT E'Mt THK I'NITKD STATE*,

133 Brnadwny, flew York.

For sale in Camden bv the aujtohized AgentsJAMES R. McKAIN.

F. L. ZEMP.In Charleston by Dr. P. M. COHEN.

InColumbia by BOATRIGHT & MIOT.

w.'hTh workman,ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oamden, 0. C.

(Office immedialrly in rear nf the Court House.)WILL ATTEND THE COURTS OP

Darlington nntl Sumter Districts.Business entrusted to him will meet with promptcartful attention. July aft.

Negro Shoes.We have now on naqd, a large supply of

Black and Russctt Pegged Brogan*and Stitch-down Shoes,

Of our otrn manufacture which we call recommendas faithfully made and of the best material.

Band and Harness leatherBlar* and Russett Upp r leatherCalf Sl-ins, Kip SkinsBuffed Kip lor saddle covers, &c.

And for sale bvOct. 4. C

' W. ANDERSON & CO.

Ladies Gloves.VTOW receiving Ladies Glovea, of every depoription andJ> qimlitv. E. NY. BONNEY'

Sept. 17. 74If

Victims of Dyspepsia, Look H9reDR. ALLEN'S COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally from a

foil conviction that it is superior to any other now in use,for the cure of Dvspepsiu. Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility.Bodily weakness. &c.

Prepared o llv bv the proprietors, fi. W.'ALLEN. M D-,Philadelphia.and J. A. & W. L. CLEVELAND, No. 207King Street, Charleston, S. f.None Centime unless signed by Dr. O. W. ALLEN, and

ennntereigned by J. A. <fc W. L. CLEVELAND Thebottles having the words "Allen's Dyspeptic .MedicinePhila.. blown on the glass.Sole agent for Camden, Z.J. DkHAY,Sept 20, 1850. 75ly

HOME TESTIMONY.

MR. Z. J. DeIIAY.Dear Sir.I feel it a dutywhich f owe to society »t large, and those

who suffer \vi h Dyspepsia in particular, to add mytestimony to the virtue of Allen's Compound, notfor the sake of aeeini* my name in print, but forTruth's sake. I procured a bottle of you last June,which relieved me fo much that I waa induced to

try eecon I, which completed what the first began.my appetite, which before was insatiable, becamenatural and regular, and I now enjoy betterhealth than I had done for three years previous to

using that invaluable n edicine. You are perlectlyat liberty to make whatever use of this you please.

Respectfully yours, Z MARSHALL.Chesterfield, H, l'., Dec. 10, 1650. 98

20,000 PAIRS OF

BOOT AND SHOES.rFX) BK li AD at the New Shoe Store, and willJL be eold lower than any ever before offeredin this market.having paid the cash lor eveiy article,and selected from the best and largest man.

fuacturers in the United Slates, we flatter our.

selves that no one can fail to be pleaded in quantity,quality and price. The stock consists in part,pa follows.Jlen'a fme Calf stitched Boots" " " Pump Boots ." 44 Waterproof do cork soles

44"44 do stitched aid qnilted soles200 pairs fine Calf sewed Boots, from $4 50 to $6 01)2 M) " ' " and Kip pegged Boots, from 82 to $5 00Men's fine Calf sewed Bootes $2 to 84 00

" * a kJ i loth Congress Boots $3 to $4 50" " " Jerrev Ties, 83 to ?3 5044 44 44 pegged Bootees. 8' to 82 00

44 Kip " 44 75c to 81 00Youth's Kip pegged Bootees. 50c to75c

Calf " 44 75c to 81 0044 44 Boots assorted44 Kip 44 44

| Ladle*' Department.Fine f>ilk Gaiters, black and colored

'* satin " " **

" lasting " ""

" ' *' welts and black" " Half (jailers, welts and black" ' " " colored and black

Welt " Ties, Foxed, Broad and Easy" " without 'i'ips, for cttrns

" Jenny Lind Bootees, Kid and MoroccoI'ump "

Kid and Enameled ExcelsiorsKid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskiu*Taylor Ties. PumpFine Kid Slipper*, with RosettesFine Morrocco >lippers and l iesFine Ties nnd Buskins, WeltsFine Morocco do doKid extra wide Slip* and TiesGoat Buskins and Tie*. WeltsGoat BootsMis*:;*' black and colored Gaiters

4 Ll..« anil KsfKt <«/tlris*ul I Inl f Hft ilppfl" black, blue and Drouxu Bootees" black and colored Slipper**" Goat Booteea, sewed and pegged, for School Shoes

Children's Shoes and Boots, assortedTogether with a great variety of Gentlemen's, Ladies'

and Children's Shoes, too numerous to mention.also

Fine TRAVELING TRUNKS. CARPET RAGS,VALICES, HATS and CAPS. All of which will positivelybe sold lower titan the lowest for cash.

{tTrCall and see for yonreelves, at the NEW SHOESTORE of

WORKMAN & BOONE.Sept. 20.

J :S. B. KERSHAW,Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,

CAMDEN, S. C.Will attend the « ourtu of Kershaw, Sumter,

Fairfield, Darlington and IiSncaater Districts.

Phalon's Chemical Hair Invigorator,T^V)R preventing BALDNESS, and to retore theX? Hair that has fallen off or become thin, andto cure effectually, Scurf or Dandruff. Forsale by Z. J. DtHA Y.

July 2. 52tf

c. «athMn;BANK A GEN T.

Ax his oi.n standoppo siTR Davis's Hotel

Faint fc Varnish Brashes; Sash Tool6Feather Dusters &c &c.

THE mbscriher has just received from Philadelphia afull and select assortment of the alwve articles, t«

which he invites the attention <*f the Painters and others.Z. J. DeHAV.

FAKE REDUCED TO g20 FKOiVCharleston to New York.

The. Great Mail Route from Charleston, S. CLEAVINGthe wharf at the foot of Laurens at.

daily at 3, p. rn. after the arrival of the South,ern cars, via Wilmington and Weldon, Petersburg,Richmond, to Washington, Baltimore, PhiladelrtkiaatiX ta Matu VavrLr

auu u' new m wi 11.

The public is respectfully informed that thesteamers of this Sine, from Ch -rlesion to Wi].minglon, are in first rate condition, and are navigatedby well known and experienced command*era, and the Railroads are in fine order, therebyseeurin«ri>o:h safety and despatch. A THROUGHTICKET having already been in operation willbe continued on and after the first of Oct. 1-49,as 8 permanent arrangement from Charleston toNew York. Passengers availing themselves thereof will have the option to continue without delaythrough the route or otherwise, tostop at any immediatepoints, renewing their seats on the line tosuit their convenience. By this route travellersmay reach New York on the third day during businesshours. Baggage will be ticketed on boardthe sterner to Weldon, an likewise on the changeof cars at the intermediate points from thence toNew York* Through Tickets can alone be hadof E- WIN SLOW, Agent of the Wilmington and

Raleigh Railroad Company, at the office of theCompany, foot of Laurens street, to whom pleaseapply. For other informatio inquire of

L. C. DUNCAN,at the American Hotel.

May 9, 84tf

AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.The envy of all Pill manufacturers,

Because they are safer, better and more efficacious thannny others : and because the public will take no othersif they can obtain them.

500(000 B^xesliave been sold nnnunllv for the last five years.

YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,can always take them with equal safetv. without fear.

IF PILLS BE NECESSARYfor purgingnnd cleansing the Stomach and Bowels, andpurifying the Blood and fluids of the body, take no others.for no other pills produce those combined effects, of contain#A'nniaporilla in tliern

rl. * ll«r« no nana 1JDtii} uniiii au« 1110 ««o unuuif

and pursue ynnr usual occupation whilst taking tlicmwithout fear of takinerohl.during all kinds of weather.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARSare tvngered that more genuine certificates (from phvsician*. Clergymen, Members of Congress and respectablecitizens) can be procuced of their efficacy than any other.

Forty Pills in a Box!!and sold at twenty-five cents a box. with directionsand much wholesome advice accompanying each box,

'I hey no taste or unpleasant rtnell,Free from dust orpowder of any kind.Do not gripe the Stomach or Bowels,Produce nosickneaa, vomiting or bad feelings,Ti.ey arc good at all times,And adapted to most diseases common to mankind.

Noone having once taken them will be willing afterwardsto take any oilier*, because thev always do good, and iftheydo not then no others will.Dr. N. B. LEIDY Propriety ana Mannlacturer,is a regular Druggist. Chemist and Physician, of fifteenyears experience ill Philadelphia ; Graduate of the Univerxitv of Pennsylvania; Memlter of different Medical Institutionsof Philadelphia, New fork, Boston, Baltimore&c., and associate and corresponding memlter of severalMedical Institutions of London and Paris.hence the reasonof the greater confidence placed in his pills, and their

being recommended in the practice of most respectablephysicians throughout the United Stales.{Or Principal Depot, I)r. Leidy's Dispensary, No. 114

N>rth Fourth st", Ptiiladeaphia.and sold wholesale andretail at McKAlN'S Drug Store. Cantden ; TOLAND ScCURTIS, Columbia; Mll.k ER &. BOSSAKD. Sumterville; Dr. MA I.LOW Oberaw; PR4TT&JAMES. Newberry; RUFF & RF.EDY.Cheslerville ; J. L. YO-NGUE,Winsboro; H. H. WEST, IJnionville ; I)r. P. M.. COHENand CLEVELAND, Charleptnn; and by most Druggists& Storekeepers in the United States.

Aug. 20,1850. GO12m

FEMALE FILLS,For Females only,

Invaluable to young, married and tingle*DK. LEIDl'S

Restorative and Monthly Pills.Price 25 cts. a Box.

Accompanied with a small pamphlet, con*

taining full directions, useful hints, information and advice t < lemalcs from youth or pubertyto old age.

Nature will be much assisted by their use, inanticipation of certain periods, or where there isirregularity, suppression or absence of the naturalchanges, and will relieve the suffering, pain anddistress common to many at those periods. Thereare other times, also, when the married and singlewill find them useful

..-i .l _ .raioiueri* no nui iniM.ihi* uic «iiiiii»b v>i »uui

daughters; when afflicted with Head-ache, Dizziness,Fainting. Loss of Appetite, Sickness of theStomach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, Pains alotigthe Br.ck, Spine or across the Loins, Hystericalor Nervous feeling, Depression or laiwuess olthe Spirits, Melancholy Dislike to exercise andsociety, Palpitation of Heart, Bleeding at the nose

&c- Too often are medicines given them for Livercomplaints, D spepsia, Consumption, &.C., whenlie real cause is not suspected; and through imropermedicines and treatment their constituionsare destroyed; and their constitutions are destmved, and they become miserable during life.Thousands of Females in Philadelphia, New

York, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know theefficacy of those Pills, and many could be referredto, hut delicacy and respect to the sex forbids it.

Sold whob sale and retail at Dr. Leidy's Dispeusarv,No 114 North Fourth Street, Plnlada..also by J. R. .IfcKain, Camden; Toland Curtis,Columbia; Black & Khny, Orangeburg; Dr. P. M.Cohen and Dr. J. A. Cleaveland, Charleston; andby Druggists and Storekeepers generally.

/ ug. '20 66lyA Complete Stock of

HOSIERVJ.m GLOVES.CONTAINING every kind of Gloves, Lace

Mitts, Long and Half Long do.; a beautitularticle of Glasse Silk Gloves, all colors, to matchDret-ses; misses' and childrei's Gloves all sizes.

Hosiery.Ladies' Silk, Merino and all-wool Hose; cotton

Hosiery; of every coior and quality; misses' do.,all s>zes.

Ladies' Merino and silk VestsMen's cotton, merino and wool Half Hose; tnerincShirts and Drawers; boy's do.Men's kid, silk, burkskin and cashmere Gloves,

in fact, every thing desirable in the above depart'mem'a. at JAMES WILSON'S.

Fancy Articles.

COLOGNE, I .avender, Florida, Honey and Ro«e Water,Jenny Lind, Omnibus. Portrait. Parisian. N^mph.

U intlenr .inH Pnlm Snrn l.nhin'a Rrtrnrt rowiniiin*«1 nfJe.nnv I.ind, Jorky Club, Bromnet de aniline, Hedyonmia,Migoionette, We«i End and Verbena ; Jenny Lind HairGlos* ; Queen of Flower* Hair Oil; Hauel'i and Round'*Eau l.ustrnlc ; Hear'* Oil. Philnromb", Ox Marrow Pomade,for the growth and Beauty of the Hair; PhalonnChemical Hair Invigorator&c &c. Just received at

Z. J. DeHAY'S.

NEW FALLGOODS.M. DRUCKER & CO.

ARE now just opening their large and new pup*ply of seasonable Good?, consistitig' in part of

Cloths. cassiroeres, sattinels, vesting*, linensPlain and figured alpacca, mouselin de Laines,Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies Dresses

A LSI)

A a splendid variety of Calicoes, and the very beetand cheapest bleached and brown Muslin

to be lound in the townThe above Goods have been selected with the

greatest care, and will he sold as always, at thevery lowest prices. Oct. 29.

Superior Jlmturd,

IN quarter and half pound boxes; White MustardSee I; Ginger; Black and Red PeperdtSpice; Nutmegs; Mace; loevs; Cinnamon,For sale by Z. J. DeHAY.

A Kepeer ofthe Poor BooseWANTED.

APPLICATIONS will be received for a Keeperfor the Poor House until the first Saturday in

January next, on which day an election will beheld for that office. Applications must be leftwith the Secretary.g3F*A Negro Man, of good character is also

wanted fbr tho Poor House, for whom good wageswill be paid.

W. E. HUGHSON, Sec'y.Dee. 19. 0bft

The Great Cough Remedy.

Far the Cere ef

COUGHS, GOLDS,HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUPASTHMA and CONSUMPTIONThe annals of medical science, affording as they

do ample j>ro«>! <.f the power and value of manymedical agents, have furnished no examples tocompare with the salutary effects produced by"AYFR'.S CLERRY PECTORAL."The remarkable cures or ttie disease of the

Lungs which have been realized by Us use, altestedas they are by many prominent, professors andphysicians in this and foreign lands, should encourrgethe afflicted to persevere with t e strong as

I..» , l,. urill

relieve and ultimately cure lliem.We prettf tit to the public unsolicited testimonialsfrom some of the first men in our countrv, uponwhose judgement and experience implicit contidcncemay be placed.Dr PERKINS, President Vl. Medical College,

one of the most Icatned and intelligent physiciansin the country, considers it a 'composition of rareexcellence for the cure of that formidable disease,Consumption."

Norwich, April 26, 1846.Dr. J. C. Ayer.Dear !Sir :.Agreeable to ihe

request of your agent, we will cheerfully statewhat we have known »1 the effects of'your CHEIUKY PECTORAL and they have hern astonishingindeed. Mrs. Betsey Streeler had been afflictedwith a severe and relentless cough, which reducedher very low ; so low that little In.pe could be entertainedof her recovery. Numerous remedieshad been irieu wiumut eneci, uetore ilie cnerryPectoral. And that has cured lie . Genrge WatkinsonEsq., had to our knowledge been ailiir.iedwith asthma, lor eleven years, and grown yearlyworse, until the CherryPectoral has now removedthe disease and lie is us free from any of its symptoms as we are. The Rev. Mark Dane had beenso severely attacked with the titonclntie, as 'o disablehim from his duties, and nothing had affordedliiiu relief until I (Mr. Tliorniag ) carried him a

bottle of your Pectoral, which cured linn at once,and he now officiates as usual in this place.These are three of the cases in winch we havf

kdown it successful, but never tail. W< havegreat pleasure in certifying ,o these facts ; and aie

respected sir, your humble servants.KER. I) TJIORMNG.HON. J. BATTLES.

Among the distinguished authorities wlm havegiven their names to recommend "Cherry Hectora!," as the best remedy that is known f«»r the A:lections of the lungs, are "London Laurel," "fa.nadia Journal ol Medical Science," "iloMou Medicaland Surg'cal Journal," "Charleston (S. S)Med cal Review," "New Jeisev ,1/edical Report.er,'# Prof. Webster, Harvard College, Prof, Bart.lett, Transnlvania University ol Mccicine. PresidentPerkins, Vermont Medical College, Ur. Valentine.l/ntt. New York City, l'arker t levelamJ,Dowdon College, Prof. ButiertieM, VVilloughbyCollege, Ohio, Pi of. Braithwaiie, Leeds (Eng.)Medical School, Sir Richard Kane, Queen's College,Ireland, Prof. Rosenbautn, l.eipsic.

The public have but to know the virtues and astonishingsuccess of the "Cherry Pectoral," in

curing diseases ol the lungs, when they will I'eelsecure from these dangers, whenever this reined)can be obtained.

Prepared by J. 0. AYER, Chimist, Lowell Massand so d in Camden at McKAlN'S Drug Store amiby Drngi-ts generally throughout the Unite States

Iter. U>, 973m

Memphis Institute.Iflumt.iL DEPAKTittUIKT.

Tllli regular course of Lectures in this Inslit'.tewil. comiiieuce on lhe First of November,and < outinue until tlie last of FebruaryThe Anatomical department will he opened andready to receive students by tin-First ol OctoberThe Medical Departu ent will be under thedirecionof the following

rivL/r Laauiw:J. CONQUEST CROSS. M I). Professor of the In.

slilutex »f Medicine* und Medical Jurisprudence.W. IURU POWELL. M. 1).. Prfessor of Cerebral

Physiology. Medical Geology and Mineralogy.K. S. NEWTON. M. I).. Professor of SurgeryII. J. III.'LCE, M I)., Professor of Tltoory and Practice

of Medicine. *J. A. WILSON. M. I', Professor of Obstetrics and Disease*nf Women and Children.J. KING. M. U., Professor of Materia Medicia, and

therapeutic*.Z, FREEMAN. M. D.. Professor of Anatomv.J MILTON SANDERS, A. M., M, D.t Professor of

Chemistry and Pharmacy.CLIMQUK LECITRIiRS.

MEDICINE-PROF. II J. 1ILLCESUKGERV.PROF. R.'S. NEWTON.Z- FREEMAN, M D., Anatomical Demonstrator.The lees lor a lull course of lectured amount to

8105.Eeach Professor's Ticket, §15. ,1/atriculator's

85. Demonstrator's Foe 810. Graduation, $20.Those desiring further iuforinalitin wil please

address their letters (popt paid) to the Dean; andstudents arriving in the city will please call on liiut

i-< :-l 1 l-.-lat iub uuuimerciai uoici.

U. S. NEWTON, M. D., Dean of the FacultyLAW DEPARTIQENT.

HON. K. W. M. KING, Professor of Theory on Practiceof LawNOIL V. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Jurisprudence-Terms.8>0 per Session.All communications pertaining to this departmentmust be addressed to

E. W. M. KING, Esq.Memphis, Tenn., March letoU.The Faculties, lor intellectual abilities, moral

worth and professional acquirements, will comparefav< rahle with the most distinguished in our coun

try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomalyin this or any other country.all of them are ablelecturers and the best of teachers.Those who will contemplate our geographical

position, and the extent ol our popmation, can haveno doubt as to the eligibility of oui situation for an

enterprise of the kind. As to health, includingall seasons of the year, we deny that ant othercity has moke.A common error exists in the mindsofmany

students relative to the place of studying medicine;those who intend practicing among the diseases olthe West and South should certainly educatethemselves ata school whose faculty are practicallyacquainted with those diseases.That the public may be satisfied of the permanencyof this sell! ol, we feel it our duty to state,

tliaf the Trustees and faculty form a unit in actionwhich augurs well for its future success; and thatthe peculiar internal organization which connectsthem, cannot be interrupted.

E. W. M. KING.President of the Metpphia Institute.

July IT, 1S50. 18 ;ly

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KCff %Staple and Fancy Goods. ^THE subscribers are now opening a complete ^

assortment of Staple aud Fancy Goods, purchaiedwilli much care, which they will dispose of_

on tlicir usual liLeral terms, .They cuiissist iup; it, as foi.ows:

WOOLENS.Heavy London Duttil lilaiiketsSuperK4 to 14-4 L<iub'x Wool Bed BlanketsHeavy all-wool Negro ClothsNegrn Liiispyp, very heavy and stoutPlaid L n»' y-; Wool Cloth lor women's wear

i rot lis aud Cassimeres.Superfine black, blue, brown, and invisible green

French ClothsSuperfine Doe-skin black CaxsimeresSattinets, assorted colors ft

Kentucky Jeans, do doElegant Fashionable Vesting*Fancy CnssimereaRed white and yellow Flannels

COTTON GOODS.PRINTS, of every descriptionFurniture Calicoes, very handsomeGinghams; Cross-bar'd and laucy striped Muslin*Furniture aud cambric DimityL* n i :rurniiuie r rin^j cuuuii camunco

(Jolured iind black cambricsSilks aud Faiicy Articles.

E'egant plain and water'd black silks" plain, figured and w aler'd colored silk»44 Clieua figured dress silks. very rich

Belts; elegant lace capesMuslin worked collars and sleevesVery handsome Inserting!? and EdgingsLinen-cambric HandkerchiefsRibbed silk Stockings; raw silk StockingsFrench merino, black and assorted colorsSuper black and meredian black AlpachasStriped and cross-harM colored A!pachas

DOMESTICS,3-4, 7-8 and 5-5 bleached and orown Shirtings12-4 bleached and unbleached SheetingsWhile and unbleached Drills&lriped and plaid colored HomespunsBed Tick's Aprou checks; coll on Ozoaburgs

LINEXS.Super an assorted Irish Linens

M Lawn Lawns, Dowlas; Damask Table-cloths* Damask Diaper; Damark Napkins" Bird-eye aud Russia Diapers '

alsoDundet and Gunny BaggingBale Rope and Twice; Iron; Salt"Sugar, Cuftee, Molasses

Blacksmith's Bellows, Vices, Anvils. HammersSctcvv P ates, Trace-chains, Collins' AxesHues, Spades, Shovels, Manure ForksWith a complete assoruueut of Hardware and

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Willi inaiiv other hrlicle^ too tedinun to enumerate.II. LEVY 4r SON. '

^8ept. 17* 7-1Hot

DRY GOODS.THE Kub*crihe.ni Imve received tbcir WIN PER SUPPLY.confining in part, ofFANCY DRESSES.Brocaded Thibet Cloth, Brocadedlabradnre. for Evening Dmec*. t'aclunere Merinea

und Mowaeiin de Inin, plain and printed; black and hut1oy Silk., Puris and Englb-h Print*, French and ScutchCinghant*.MOl'U.NING DRESSES.Royal Tonr. Satin Royal,

Satin de Cliene, cm. de Rhine. French Poplin. BotnhaainMnwsclin de l^iin, Alpucca, CinglmnM, French and Eagli.-hPrint.*.TRl.MMINtiS.Of every variety, to rait the above.SUNDRIES.Black and fi»o-y Hiebit, CaHnnere and

woolen ShawN, worked Mutdin nod I .are Capet and Col*'turn Infnm'n unrtnl llntHm and llalin. IJnrn CambricH'dkf*.. Mn*lin, Trimming*, In great variety.) Threadijire. Cap Uilihnn*. (dove* am! Milt* of all Kind*, tloae,(n large a*snrtmetit.) long and *hort aleere Merino Teat*.Marseille* lied and Crib Quill*. Table, Piano and Toilet.Covers. 6-4 ami 16-4 L)nnui*k Table Cover*. Datrauk madcolored toy lie*. Netted Tidies, 6-4 to 12-4 Linen Shreda|bJ-.S to Pillow 6-4Ca>e Linen. 5-4 to 12-4 bleached andiruwn Cotton Slieetiug. Furniture Cliint* and UiOMiy,Curtain Dimitr. Furniture fringe. India Rubber Sheetingrreiie'ii Bed Hlnnket*. 6 4 to 14-4 Floor Clotli. ScotchCarpeting. A large assortment of bleached and brownGood*. C. teck«. Ticking, Lineey*, &c. &c.FLANNELS.Genuine. Rodger*. Real Wc]»h, Saionjr,

Shaker'* all \\«*>l and *ilk warp, all wool and Doaaec, >White. Red ami fellow, of every description.

For Men's Wear.Bln< k. brown, blue, green, olive and drab Cloth; fancy

and black CHwumere*. *ilk and Caclimere Veating*, buffitlo« loth, for (hooting C<mt*; Glove*, of every variety;Cravat*; Pocket Handkerchief*; Half Hose. Under Shirtaand Drawer*; ready made Shirt* and Collar*; SuspenIdear Hat*- Cap*. &c- Ac. *

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A large a*aortmenl of Good* for Boy'* and Servantawear Georgia Plains, Cordova do. BlaakeU,

McDOWALL & COOPER.Oct. 29. 85If

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TIII'j subscriber respectfully informs bis friendsand the public generally, that he is now receivingIns Fall supply of

Groceries, Domestics, Ac.Consisting in part, of the following articles, vjy. .

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Brown, crushed, loafand clarified SugarsNew Orleans and Muscovado MolassesRio and Java Coffee v*

Rice, Cheese, Bacon and LardNo. 2 and 3 MackarelCorn, Flour, Oats, SaltSwedes Iron of all sizes **

PowderrShot, Lt ad, Soaps, Starch, CandlesFine and cotriirnou^Tobacco

Bagging, Ro>c and Twine.Men and bov's Wagon SaddlesRiding and Waggon BridlesHames, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips

also

Crockery, Glass and HardwareCollins* best Axes, Nails, assorted sizePocket Knives, Knives and Forks

IVavrA rintli.

Bleached and brown Horee^punsBed, Negro and Ridiug BLANKETS

ALSO.A few cases ofman and boys Hat*,and CapsWith all other articles usually foundlh a well rappliedGrocery and Hardware etors^all of which,

will be sold exceedingly low for cash.B. W. CHAMBERS.

Camden, S. C. Sept. 3. 70UKr*Tlie Sumter Banner and True Southron will eOfffor three month*. 7

Rock Salt.For pale by H. LEVY & SON.

Distinguished Arrivals !!I TAKE pleasure in announcing the safe arrivals

of a splendid variety ot

Fall and Winter Goods.Amongst which are, the newest styles of Front*.l/HBIIIUtjrcn an** A*»wi«ocw4ii»vr*» »» niOU UU VHtNVM^.Alpaccas, Mohairs, Cameieons,Coburgs, DrapLyons, changeable Parramattas, sol id color d Merinoes, and Mouseelines, and a lot of Mtin striped vDress Goods, at 20 cents per yard.Oct* 1. JAMBS WILSON.

JSffJ-teelL--*, iee,ami Window^Hasa; all ofwhich are wanranNed of the beat quality, and will.be sold tower t^anat any eetabhsnment in the pfroe, Thoee vrha,buy for cash'wlH -find it werjr'itmah to Mr adTtn*

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