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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-12


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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-12
THE SUMTER BANNER.

LII r 0OMiA.ftfl ltDAlNlSlIl6,$st;r
suMTERvlLLE, sc. e
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1916. 8
OUR PAPER. s;
The first number Of our paper was issued onlthe
9th inst. We then promised that this, our next is.
sue, should be on Wednesday morning, the II liii
INST, In time for the mails Of that day. Owing to
press of work, this found to be impossible, as we
had only three days--Su.urday, Monday and Tues.
day, in which to work. With an apology for our
unavoidable delay, we believe that our third number
will be issued in time for the mails Of Wednesday,
18th inst. AS Wednesdays mail leaves al = "A. M.
il is necessary that our paper should 70 10 press
and be ready for mall, on the evening previous.
~ sEss- ~ II
RiSEtIN SANTEE RIVER. &
We are informed, TINT the San,cc River, on the
9th and 9Th instanis, rose, in few hours, with such
npidity, ,ha, considerable difficulty was pericuccd
in fcrrying over the mail stage. The waters, by
this time, have, in some degree, subsidcd This
rise argues that the feeders Of tho Santec, in The
country above this. have been swollen byia short
and heavy rain, which, in short time, increases
the streams of billy or mountainous Country to
several times their usual magnitude, s.
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ne nrN. HOuHi r,,, " .oMhloN rLEAs AND NJ
TRiCT.
Tb;s conr, c,,soJ -, s.;o
day last, OF 8 O'clock, PM. Judge Frost
presided, for the first time, amongs, ns.-
Ills urbanily and devotion 10 business have
been rom,rt al h., ,u.
and a Judye. he has o,,a;ned ,n .n,;.h,.
populari,v with The lowver, ,n,, n
muni,y at large.
ltmnv moi he ;mner,;non, - roo,I
,ha, whilst His Honor spare,l no =, ma =,
despatch The business sof Il, sonrt,!,,he
,Isslie Doc cts tDas, ,iJf eiS !, s,,sa
Summary. pii6ictesa D oek ket IN Gsfhiad sM o1. ;
day: snd : 4 et35
The srenlafndex. of.tiIe
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giving, id saGcoT IaiiaS with ib iis
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that the Solicitor mus. occupy much time.
Our wurtby Solicitor remarked, that. for
eighteen months, he has occupied the
Coart. The extent, wealth and populations,
Of Sumter, if for moment considesear
will give some ides os the number and va
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-12
RISE In sANTEE RIVER.

We are informed, TINT the San.ec River, on the
9th and 9th instants, rose, in few hours, will such
npidity, ,ha, considerable difficulty pericuccd
in fcrrying over the mail stage. The waters, by
this time, have, in some degree, subsidized This
rise argues that the feeders of tho Santec, in The
country above this. have been swollen by3a short
and heavy rain, which, in short time, increases
the streams of hilIy or mountainous Country to
sevoral times their usual magnitude. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

nR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIvERWoRT AND TAR is
~ the best Cough Medicine in use, and warranted TO give
immediate relief in all For tho Whoopng Cough
e33w BALDWIN and SCOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
SHuBAhL WHEELER, Clerk.
b. II. Adams Solicitor. So

STATE OF VEKMONT,2 Washington Comfy court,
Washington County SIS April Term 1916
Cledreiand s. SteuenS y. C0irin Cddy and Stiiiman
i1oIt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
DIED.

Tn ,hs town. Sept 25 Killed by the fall Of tree, Mr. VIM
Mnrah aged GS-une Edustiit citizens, His ia
thcr into Waterbury GO years aud is believed
have been first iuhuhtani Of Washington County. Mr.
Marsh had been resident Of Montpelier my four years. For
more forty be has lived respected member Of the
Baptist communon and died in the hope of tho GospoCo.
At South sa0or, the 10th instant Elizabeth Pfoson con
sort benjamin Preston, Esq aged 80 She long worthy
member ofho Froewill Baptist Church in that town. She lv
the religion Of Jesus Christi and enjoyed its blessed consoa
tons hof DEATH Blessed the dead VINO die in the
Lord.'-Roy. Printers in NJ Y. req. &c
IT, Woodstock, tho 2ls instant Capt. Arson Dunham
aged "A.
Ia West Windsor, on the 18th inst MI Phinohas lIomenwoy,
aged &C years.
In Ludlow, Sept TO- Of dropy, widow Sophia Haven, aged
0l Editors In Mass. please notice.,
In Faitlcc, Aug. >, Mrs. Ma,tht II. Cook, aged TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01


Cddy.
A CItDN OF cIecmenl to recover possess On Of tract
IA Of land with the apPuucnauces situated ~ RoNbury
in The county Of Washington arcsa I'd, descr bed be
ginning at the northeast Of The trm heretofore
cuped 10y the dccudlnt Calvin Cady, thence easrerly
the north line OF sad farm 63 rods the northwest
ncr Of land oil execution favor Of John Grs
void against said Calvin Cady, thence souhery the
line If the Land set off 10 said GrlswJd 81 rods and
b links stake and stones thence westerly parallel
with the north line of sad farm the west line Of the
thence said west line To The place Of beginning sup
posed to conaiA 90 acres fom the possession If which
The plaintiffs allcdge custer by the defendant. The
present action being entered n the present term Of his
Court Is continued to the next term III arcof.
And 1t appearing that the defendant Stilman Cady
has had personal Of the pende"cy of this SUIT is
ordered by the Count here, that he be notified the eof by
publishing the subs Of this sun, together with this
der the Vermont Watchmln and State Journal printed
Montpelier, in said county, three weeks successfully
the last OF which publication to be at least twenty days
previous the term 4. sad Court The 8! Tuesday
Of November next, which shah be deemed suite on &C
10 The Sd StIman Cady appear at SAID term aud
said SUIT.
SHUBAEL WHEELER, Clerk.
J. l.. BUCK, Attorney. S.
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VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY


The Fns Annvcrary of this soc will he held at Mont2e
ler in the Brick Church. sabbath evening the h OF Oco-
her at O'Clock when Sermon adapted to the will
be preached by Prof &. b. iddock OF Dartmouth College.
business meeting wall be held previous saturday
evening ut O'Clock The Lecture Room OF said Church.
ny order o he Ex. Committee.
JSO. GRlDLEY, Cor Soc V. :. U.
aA meeting of the friends of Temperance will he held
She Brick Church, Monday evenings 2h October,
O'clock.
Montpelier, Sept. Goth, 1916.
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ALLEN sPRAGUE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cur, holden
Washington District, S. { At the Probate Office IN
Montpelier, within and for said District, the 29lh day
# Septcmbct, 1916 -
Present, the Hon J. T. Marson Judge
Instrument puppriug to be the last Wal and Tes-
IA lament Of Allen Spraguc, late Of Montpelier In said
district deceased, being presented 10 tho Court here by
Lucinda Sprague the therein named Cor probate
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear at session of said Court Ia
be held The Probate Office IN Montpelier, on the l7tn
day of October, 1916, O'Clock p. NJ. and shew
cause # any they may have, against the pobae Of said
will; flr which purpose it is further ordered that copy
fthe Of his orde he published ihoe weeks
ccsslyy in the Vermont Walchman and State Journal,
newspaper printed Montpelier aforesaid, may
be an 10 be before said time Of hearing.
true copy Of record,
IS Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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NOTICE.

II W. BALDWIN having sold to ID. BALDWIN his intor-
~. est in the trm of BALDWIN, SCOTT and Co said firm
is by mutual consent dissolved All persons indebted
finn requested make immediate payment and all
ay demands against them requested them for
The uhcrhos will continue business the old stand under
the firm of BALDWIN aud SCOTT will sell goods for
cash produce the most favorable terms.
D. BALDWIN,
GEO. w. SCOTT.
Montpelier, Sept. TO- 1916. s3:3w
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TAFT & NICHOLS,

e,lt5 mn,
~ ~ VI N'""CN - !" On"hc''y, ru'' u VII
10y ~ Ny!" mn. M '"' ,1
WOWy tfed '. "Httdm Udd q James HO&d.
\hHEkEAS, Im'thv Reed Of Wanshe!d, III The
w county Of asnnslon his filed his bit # com
Pla NJ, sllng IN substance that George Dean OF More
town In the county OF Washington aforesaid on the 70
day 9" Jnnc a y 8,8 was indebted to h' said Timoihy
Rord the orator. IN tie sum of $40 63, specified III five
pr niss1ry ici bearing date Oh the 2sh day Of June;
oraur bv The first ddv or Move ubcr then next with .r
est after he lst day If October thea next the ether ur
notes Cr $50 each one payab IN one year one in wa
years one in three years. and the other IN four years m m
the f. ST day of November then next payab 10 The or
atur or order with interest annually after The first d,v az
October then next; and in order T. secure The p,vcn,
the same the orator the said Dean by deed Of ba-ra
and sale Of that date conveyed to the orator The Crirr
described y cni,es in Wasfcd in the coun,y Of Wash
inrnn and Stale Of Nefm nt ia WI 49, An ia. ,a. q H.,
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate
District of Randolph, IS }Cuuu far the District OF
RdndophTo all persons concerned IN the ate Of laac
Barrcnir, late OF Washington in said dislncGrccii ing
WHEREAS, Lucy Barron, ad'.lnislratIix Of the es
w of said deceased, has made application to this
Court f,r sell all Of the real of SAID de-
ceased and represents that the same in parl necessary
f the p9ymcnt of The debts and charges against said
tuIc and will be beneficial TO all interested therein
Therefore, you hereby nuhcd appear a session
Of said Couri, be held the Registers Office 10 Ran-
doph in sand district the ls Tuesday Of November A
d. Is Is and show if any you have why said ccns
should be granted, aforesaid And tins order shall
be- published rec weeks successfully, in The Vernon
Waclmdn printed at MdullelIcr N tins state the last
Of which pubca shall be before the day assigned ior
hearing, AS aforesaid
Dated at Randolph, this goth day Of September, A. d
ls4G.
By order of Court,
sc PHILANDER PERRIN, Register
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FIRE =! FIRE!!

Making four and theeourths per cent for the year ending
August 1896 said centage to be the original amount OF
without reference endorsement o former
assessments, and be paid the Treasurer at ms once IN
Montpelier before the lih day OF oetoper le4o oeS
the day OF the annual meeting Of said Company 80,
As usual list of persons insured IN me several towns Wh
forwarded early September TO the Representatives elect to
the Legllaure by whom money can be sent me meeting OF
which money can tansmited and is expected that each
of he Company from whom assessments are due, viii
mproye tho opportunity thus offered THE ASSESSMENTS
AXE nue. M OCTOBERi and in order to meet the habil-
s of The Company be paid in promptly. The Directors
are resolved enforce the collection of all assessments remain
Inc uupa Immediately after the adjournment of the Legsa-
ure hoped that members of the Company viii save
themselves both trouble and expense by sending on money to
meet their assessments, by their Representatives.
There have been allowed the sevenynne losses
which, with the expense of settling aud interest paid amount
S30926 2S The for this "A and "a per CT
j. T. THURsTON, Treasurer
Insurance Office Montpelier, Aug. IL, 1876
PGniers OF each weekly newspaper in this State are re-
publish above notice three weeks suceesfo
forward their bills by tho members of tho Legislature 'i
p ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers houg appointed By the Hon. tho Probate
w Count Tor the District Of Randolph Commissioners, to re-
coe examine and adjust all claims sud demands OF all persons
ngust the estate of John Emery late of Washington IN said
dc deceased represented solvent and all claims aud de-
mands exhibited in offset thecto and six mouths from this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice TINT we will
attend to the business appointment at the dwelling house
of the widow sally Emory, in Washington, the third Mon
days in October aud March O'Clock A. NJ ON each Of
said days. 49, -
r. w. BARTHOLOMEW, Com0nissionot,
JOHN Colby, 0'"'''''
Washington, September %, 1876. as
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COMMIssIONENs' NOTICE.

COM VI TSSION EifS' NOTICE,
I'VE the subchers being appointed by ho Ion the Probate
W Court Tor the District Of Randolph, commissoners To
cnyc, examine aud adjust n claims and demands Of all person.
against the estate ot JOHN f. BARNES e OF Jhosean sal,
district decchscd represented usOlyen and al claims and do
munds exhibited IN Offset horoto aud months from this
dG beng allowed Tor that purpose, hereby give notice That wc
will attend to the husiness Of appointment Ut the dwelling
house OF widow Nancy j. Barnes In said Chelsea, the frs
Wednesdays of November and March next from niro o'cocl
a. NJ. to four O'clock 7. NJ. On each Of said days,
JOHN w. SMITH, co,nnisi,s
OLIVER BUTTON, O0""'' .,
Chelsea, Sept. 81, 1916. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
YO .AlZ the WOs.Ilg.

Y AY aside all prejudice and condemn no \ until you have fairly tested and proved the qualities of the following MEDICINES We dc not believe in the infallibity of medicine ormen are equal 10 the best and superior 10 most medi cines of the day. Indeed we believe his Cahar. tic, Worm, and Cough Lozcnges, for safety, cer. tainty and plensantncss, are without parallel and cannot be surpassed. We say to all, give them fair trial, and then judge for yourselves.
 TALES CATHARTlC LOZENGES Are prepared from variety of vegetables, are ded as universal family Cathartic; good in all cases where physic is needed, for men, wome n and children. They operate throughout the whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily erndicating disease; their operation is easy and thorough-Dose from to6
 TALES WORM LOZENGES Are safe and sure remedy for Worms, and children love them; in fact they are a worm me. dicine that cannot be surpassed for safety, cer. tainty and plcasantness combined. Thousa nds of persons die with worms where the cause is aot suspected: starting in leepgrating the tee h. palcness at the mouth, sickness at the stomach precarious appetite and general fever, are some of the most common symptoms.
 TALES COUCH LOZENGES.
 We do not pretend that these Lozen enges will csre seated consumption; but they have cured numerous persons who were considered in the first stages Of consumption, also many cases oi Asthma or Phthisic, some of many years stand. ing. They are good in all affections of the throa, and lnngs, asthma, coughs. colds. .bronchitus, ,&c
 TALES DYsENTARY LORENGES Cure Dyseniary, Diarrhoea, and all Bowel Co m plain:s of children and adults. Take them strict. ly according to directions and they will seldom is ever fail to cure.
 TALES CAMPHOR LOZENGES For nervous affections. Mania, Epilepsy, Melan. choly, Hysteria, DrOwsiness, and Low Spirits will cure all cases of common and sick headacbe unless caused by foul stomach-When that ia the case the Cathartic Lozenges should be taken
 Price of all the above named Lozene 2S cIs per box, with tull directions.
 TALES CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC.
 Foy Preseruing and Restoring Me Hair.
 We do not pretend that Hair can be res,oreh in every case, but this tonic has, and will. if used according tn directions. restore il in many nsian- ces. and will fix it firmly in the head where it is alling out, after few applications, and in all cases where any human aid can restore the hair this article will
 MADAGASCAR R.fT EyTER.NL,.a.
 TOR
 This article is altogether safer and preferable to use than arsenic; the rats and mice eat i, more readily, and they are not solkely to die in the building II will exterminaie all rats and mce that cat Of it, and they eat it readily f il s put on something they like and pu, in their way: u operates as slow poison, they are uneasy and wander about three or tour days or a week before they die; tor this reason they seldom die iN inc budding, One box Is considered sufficient Io keep aH ordinary building clear year, Price 30 cents,
 For ssls hy Druggists, and Trader. who de, N medie'nSs SsrNsslN throughout ,hs sSuU,ry
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
New Fall Goods
AT THE


 Emporium of Fashion; or .Nea0 Cash and EIchange Store," ,ciM io,c
 prices
 THE Subscriber has just received from New l York, the most extensive and splendid assortment of Goods ever offered by him in this place, including the greatest variety of Ladies' Cloak and Dress Goods, among which are Su. per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth, (new slyle,) shaded Clemantne, California Grape, Oregon Robes, Graduated Robes, Fancy Cash meres and M. De Laines, (some at 1 shlling,) Black, blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpacca Lnstres, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang able Dress Silks, Salisbury Flannel, White and cold de-, Ginghams. Prints of all styles and prices from to 20 cents per yd. Shawls, Fan cy Hdkfs and Cravats, Silk Cloak and Dress Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Velvet and other Ribbons, -Edgings-Hosiery Gloves, Mitts, Shoes, Sc. fine assortment.
 Also Broadcloths, Beaver Cloths, Cassi. meres, Vestings, Trimmings, Blankets, Cotton Warp, Batts, Wadding, Ticking, Sheeting, Hats and Caps, Sc. Sc.
 Also Groceries, Crockery, HardWare, aad .7res, Sc. Sc.
 Also Dr. Spears Medicines.
 For sale at the lowest prices possible, by 2l s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
THE CELEBRATED
 Buck'4 Datc1rt 1 COOKING STOVE,

THARLES A. DARLING would re- O spectfully invite all who may wish to purchase Cooking Stove superior to any other ever introduced in this part of the country before, to call at
 CLOCK & FORD'S Store, next door to the Court House, in Litchfield, and examiue Bucks Patent Cooking Stove.
 This article is destined to take the place of all other stoves for culinary purposes It surpasses all former improvements for ifs compactness, simplicity, economy and convenience.
 The oven occupies the full length of the stove. The fire chamber is constructed up onthe top of the oven, so as to bring the heat in immediate contact with the boilers, and by means of descending flues, the hea- ted air is made to pass around the oven, giv- ing perfect even heat. by which bread without being turned will bake on the bot tom and top, and on all sides alike, as per- feet as can be done m the best brick oven, rendering this stove preferable to any ever before offered to the puclic.
 L.;tohnSlA, O. SPts .sA~r Ood, lo6S. tfl g
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
oLOsAoNIAN,
 OR .ALL.HEAL,NG BALS.A,M.

It has proved itself to be the best medicine ever offered to the public Thousands have already tested it's virtues and have never found it to fail in curing the diseases for which it is recommen- ded. Nor do they have to wait long in order to know whetherit it will be productive of good eff. ects, they are assured thatif
 ONE BOTTLE produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 20 bottles will not, and it is not therefore necessary that they should spend their money in vain.
 Beware of a Slight Cough.
 Although i: is passed over as unimportant, it will soon become seated-Consumptio follows in it's wake. Take heed to a pain n the side with raising of Mucous, streaked with Flood These are dangerous symptoms but they are quickly and effectually overcome by the above remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint.
 Asthma,
 what he thinks of Folger's Olosaonian, or All Healing Balsam, and he will tell you he cannot Difficulty of Breathing, Cough, and Tightness of the Chest, gives quiet and refreshing slum Der, and does for the Asmatic what no other remedy in the world will do. Witness the case of Hen. ry Jackson, l3thstreet, William Bono, the well. known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; MT. NJ; Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 322 Pearl street w. c. Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county; and Mrs. Archibald, ,35 White st.
 RAISING OF BLOOD is enectualIy checked by this remedy, when al other means have failed. Hundreds of cases might be related, where persons in the city have been given up, and pronounced ns past hope ,who have been restored by this great remedy to the enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thouhourne, 352 Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, 26 Water street, Charles Roberts, l7l Cnna street; Henry Lis bon. l99 Rivington st.; and hundreds of others, who have used the remedy, can testify to the truth of the above assertion.
 Beware of using only
 PALLIATIVE REMEDIES. They nl'ed into apparent security, but the prog ress of the disease is unchecked, and denth cn. sues. Resort nt once 10 this Great Remedy, and you will not be disappointed Tn your hopes.
 For sale at l06 Nassau street, one door above Ann. and at Mrs. Hays, l29 Fulton street. Brook. lyn.
 For sale at the Drug Store, Li,chfeld; Seth Thomas x Son, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Carfs, Wateriown; F. Leavenworth, Waterbury; T. Wadsworth & Go. ew.Harlford; E. s. Wood. ford, Winsted; James c. Swift, Norfolk; Wnl. A. Miles & Son, Goshen; J. p. Porter, West Cornwall; P. Wheeler, Furnace Village |; Brewster & Page, Falls Vilnge; John Franklin Cauaan; II. F. Fish, Salisbury. Hiram B. Case, Travelling Agent for Conn.