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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

nRIyaTE SCHOOL for Boys, lg5 Cslsl-st- ,sa-
Hursor-sL-The subscriber nes ASSUMED the direction
OF "a. School established a. lie above LOCATION De has
hsa many yesrs experiences II tesog, and niecs 70 &C.
vote himself 20 The profession
Th- course ofscliy embraces complete English educa
t,cu together with preparation FOR r Counting Room or
for College The OF t1oa aud references 70 his form
er ust-uus csr De lad 81 The SchoorRoou-
40 7~- SAMUEL GARDNER. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

nR TOWN5END'S SAKSArARlLLA DEBUT WIZ be
Drsmoyed on Of May 70 l16 faon,sI nexi door
70 the sun Office sign OF Tho Big Bouc NB-Loon Out
signed with the written gnnture Of r Townsend OW'
pg 10 tho unprec Of this arclo compan
formed up sspurous ono In me same ssP %
bottles LOOK tor i'm posters az wv
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ROIfEOPATHIC Par

- NIITH,S HOMEOPATdTS rLaILisey No q
S!.a has large asso.neaG .. Homeopathic Medicines,
n -c:ur-, rri.rsnoas dniions and siob1=s Sugar o.
scars Pocket and Family Cases oi Medicines oc hand and
pr-psre % or5-r Hon-opstac Plaster, Substitute for
nIi-xt,o- far Cons mi9E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

TOR -HE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT crsv CT ALL
DISEASES AsIsING TSoA Az IMPrSE STATE OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Secretary Of Philadelphia and

Paladeyhia february 81 1916.
Mr. joins X ). BARNEs-Dear Sr-With much satisfse-
ton inform you the perfect Pile Lotion mas
effected in The case OF Morre Esg Secretary OF tho
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad CO. his suherlngs hay-
ing been very great Judging from the severity OF his at
tAcks you need fear buI that your remedy Will always
be fo,nd an iufallible cure. Respectfully yours
CHARLES HINKLE,
Captain Of Steamboat New Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. January 81, 1886.
sale wholesale and retail By WYATT KETCHAM,
IoI FuLnnst all Wv lstp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

IsEMPsTEAD ; EhISAkY-Msle Boarding
II School, H-ups,esd l. L, q mica from Brooklyn,
branch OF lie L 1. Railroad The Summer Term VIII
commerce no 6rst Monday Of M.y-Terms Sl5o yesr
The Institution sounastnS The Principal, Gu
rinz april will be l6l Broadway where circulars ara
kept for distribution. Addresses eft there VIII be prompt
q In N DUNN, A II, Principal
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Things In Albany-Travel, Boston Railroad
Western Observation-Disclosures Meeting
Delegates 20 the Observation-Disclosures Bib,

Correspondence of TIE Tribune.
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f5NO FANGY GuODs aud Thread and Needle De a.
i ers-trS- Please cuI this out>-Raiasey j. Morris
wholesale deers In Combs, Brushes Pins Needles, nd
every variety OF Fancy Articles invite the attention OF per
about Commencing business 10 call and examine their
stock of goods u, iher No y msderlsne, up
stars R-N-rchan,s from he country invited s23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

LTEAu POWEK-Steam Power 70 let 10 new
- nuding ont BY 80 feet deep corner 81 ZotnL
nd itb-ayenus Possession given lst VI Aay. Apply II
ths baijding or Al H 4 DURHAM coz, No. loo Noria
$780, a2I In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

> I
Toilet som, Of perf.ne CoIog,I ErraetJ POnat,tr,
-rarraniri fresh aud genuine Be1ri Oh Hair OILS Consties
Shn1-rng Cream -rtardi,e for ea1pe hands Coro' HAIR
,t,,a ,r H.
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Total. 81, 973,3l5 % IN
Add collection fees per CT TO town col o'
ector, and per CT to treasurer 9s665 95 fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

NEEDLEs.-Th- subscriber Degs respectfully 10 call
pusic attention 10 III. superior quality of Jas. Hem
ming Sons Needles Observe the tuck label Of the
genuine the name o! r Richards. Imported by
RICHD RICHARDS 1871 Maiien-lane, n. Y.
ais I'm Frorr Al MAJ = ~ IS Myr;i-s Bsuokiyu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, October II. 1916.

The public mind is so fully ensrossed By the
painfully Interesting trial now in progress, and
The thrilling and glorious deeds OF our soldiers al
Monterey, that it you'd be useless in US now TO
lay before them any dry specnlalions upon The
political questions Of the day. We therefore
throw down our pen, and devote The whole Of our
columns 10 The details Of each subject. But how
different the effect produced By The examination
OF the Two piclures The one is ull OF pain and
mclanchoy-,he other OF bright and glowing
pride OF country
We borrow from tie Standard its full (and, We
learn, accurately report of the first days proceed
nss before the Mayor. For several OF the letters
we are indebted TO the Republican. An must re-
greet the necessity OF laying before the public
such startling Developments. Would that they
may exert a beneficial influence upon the public
morals! II any thing were calculated 10 strike
down vice, and uphold the standard OF virtue, il
would be The fearful lesson taught BY these most
distressing revelations. In justice 10 The parties
accused, We shall enteavor 10 present a luli and
fair account Of lie whole evidence. That is all
they can desire As contractors Of public press,
we do not feel justified in expressing orr own opn-
ion upon the facts. The tribunals OF justice
have the subject in their power, and all good cil
Gems should leave it 10 them to decide, unndu-
enced by hasty or partial speculalions.
No comments can increase the interest oflhe
news from Monterey. The stoIming of the fort
on the rcck-encosed hill is one Of The most bril-
Ian, and successful achievements we have ever
read of. While We commend this feat TO parl-
cular observation, we advise our readers TO study
every word and line of the descriptions. They
speak most eloquent language Of American
skill and valor, and will serve 10 make our fellow
citizens still more proud OF their country and It's
free institutions, and still more resolved 10 stand
united in defence Of their blessed Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
RYI.AST NIGHTS MAIL.

The Northern cars did not arrive ill past 10
o'clock last night, being detained in consequence
of the Railroad near Aqua Creek having been
washed up by The heavy rains in The morning
We did not receive the Union from The Post
Office, but the Baltimore Sun publishes The in
teresting official accounts OF The battles at Mon
terey by Gen. Taylor. We shall publish them
tomorrow. The Sun has the important infor-
nation from reliable source, thatdespatches will
be Immediately forwarded TO Gen. Taylor, in-
slrucliug him 10 terminate the armis'ice jOrttTih,
and renew his operations with vigor. We are
reioiced 10 hear tit will The sooner ensure
peace.
r.ta,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
No news Of the Great Britain.
HENRIco AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Fall Exhibition of This Society commenc-
ed Yesterday; and although an incessanl torrent
OF rain fell during The whole OF The preceding
night and yesterday morning, yet The display OF
stock, machines, &C., was much superior TO the
exhibition of last Fall. We entertain but little
doubt, if the weather had been good that This
would have been The best Fall Exhibition oil The
Society. The address OF MIR. VIM. G. Ogenon
was not delivered, owing TO The unfavorab!e state
of the weather.
The exhibition of flowers, manufactures, &c.
is postponed until tomorrow al The Exchange he
lei, on which occasion DR.. Warner will denver
an address. The florists OF The city, we under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
VOLUME XLIII.-NUMBER 40.

stand, have taken much pains to have show
worthy OF themselves and of the Society. Our
manufacturers. too, we learn, will mol be back
ward with their haudicrait and, last though not
least, the ladies intend 10 excel themselves in their
butter, coverlels, &C., &c.
We shall publish list Of premiums awarded,
on Friday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
GEORGIA ELECTION.


Though we have had no regular Southern
mail for some days, We have received returns
from Georgia sufficient 10 indicate The election OF
five Democrats and three Wings 10 the next Con-
gress. The Wings have, in all probability, re-
elected Messrs. King, Toombs and Stephens
There are only two doubtful districts in The State,
both OF which gave majorities last year Tor Gov.
Crawford, Wing. The following returns make
Us confdeniithat they have each chosen Demo-
crat:
Sd Disirici-S Counties.
coun,ie, lsi SS''' i iS4l. ls4 Sss' N ls4!
Twiegs l49 maj 100
Bibb l35 maj. l23
Crawford 1882 maj II
!! Monroe 81 mai. 81 maj
(.Repored.)
The majority against Col Chapel in the above
district in 1874 was $50 only.
4h D1ariet-9 Counties.
HARRISON, (D) Mosey lW)
Heard lob maj. Troup 5l4 maj.
Fayete 200 mai Cowe,a 1873 maj
Carroll 4S4 maj. Newton 1857 maj.
Meriweher l15 maj. Henry mol heard i'm.
Campbell not heard from.
Two counties remain 10 be heard from in this
district, Henry and Campbell The former gave
Wing majority of some 80 votes in "a, whilst
the latter gave Democratic majority of $50
General Haralson's election is therefore, almost
cerIain.
In the ID district, now represented by Seaborn
Jones, DEM, who declines reelection, Musco-
gee county, which in 1874 gave Crawford, Wing
majority OF 2l0, now gives him only 80 malo-
T,jo ho fis me-
In three counties heard from in his district Col.
Lumpkin, present Democratic member of Con-
gress, has received ! 800 majority. Al that rate,
his majority will be about 5000.
In the counties heard from, the Wings have
lost considerably since 1874
HONOR TO THE GALLANT DEAD.
The flags in Baltimore were kept flying al
haf-mast for two days in honor Of the memory
OF Col Watson, killed al Monterey. Yesterday
they were 10 be thrown fully TO the breeze, in ho-
nor OF the victory at Monterey.
The officers of the 9Th Regiment of Baltimore
have passed resolution of coincidence, and one
for raising subscription for The family OF The
lamenled soldier.
The City Court and County Court OF Baii-
more adjourned, on The announcement OF The
death Of Colonel Watson. Al a meeting Of the
Bench and Bar of Baltimore, appropriate resou-
lions were adopled-and Messrs. Mcmahon and
Reverdy Johnson paid eloquent and thrilling lri-
bues to the virtues Of the deceased, who had been
an associate al The Bar. The names of Watson
and Rinegoid will always live fresh in the me-
mory OF Baltimore.
The Eagle Artillery Of Baltimore have APP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

The Eagle Artillery Of Baltimore have APP
pointed committee TO proceed forthwith 10 Point
Isabel and bring back the remains OF Maj Ring
cold 10 The Monumental CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

hill is strongly fortified, and they are hand at
work on height commanding that place. So
tonight, or early in the morning. we will probably
have hot work. They will fight now, beyond
doubt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

CAMP BEFORE MONTEREY, Sept is, l2M.
Well, "lhe ball has opened" When within
aoou, four miles Of the city, we heard a brisk
eannonadins in that direction. On arriving here
We y, learned that Gen. Taylor, with a detachment
VI Una WAGONS and the Texan Rangers, advanced
ensm u Jew hundred yards Of the city, when the
tn So upensa upon them with twelye-pounders.
a:sna,., 'a,i came within about ten yards of the
60 a. oome twenty-five or thirty shot were
,hron.h I'M, ~. rptasoons and Rangers, passing
n n..ss ~ pcEe. Of 200 Mexican cavalry ap-
pTaach,J ~ s srs pam when our advance frs, ap-
ihs;1 ssaan aua, a.ei ming volley or two with
"e'' esc0pe'es' retired into the city. Bishop,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-30
.aA LARGE STOCK OF $3.50
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We are now opening our Fall stock.
comprising every description Of sewed and
pegged work, made in the best manner,
particularly for our retail trade, consisting
in part Of The following kinds:
GENTLEMEN'S a,. y
Light fair stitch Philadelphia
Boots at af! ,,a.5 ..s S5 so to G, 90
Light sewed and pegged al 2 SO TO 4 90
Water, Proof, sewed and
81 pegged at tt aii 8 so to q 90
Heavy sewed and pegged kip ~
and calf at m .t.II 2 90 to 8 90
Fine calf sewed and pegged b
water proof Boolees at SO to 9 90
Fine calf and goat sewcd and @
pegged Boolees at l rs to 2 .25
Stout calf and kip sewed and u
pcgged Bootees at IS TO ] 90
BOYS .,.9
Light: Boots. various sizes at so TO 2 SO
' and stout Boo,ees at so to / %
LADIES'
Black and colored gaiter Boot
ees. pumps and welts at 50 10 rs
Black and color'd gai,er Shoes
pumps and wells at so TO rs
Seal and leather walking Bus.
kins and Boots at SO to 90
Best Philadelphia Slippers. 7
Ties and Buskin,, wells al Is 10 90
Best color'd morocco and kid
Ties and Slippers a. : rs to l 90
Morocco, kid and leather Ties
and Slippers nj II 81 TO rs
Prunella Slippers and Buskin
walking at K tE& 62 10 l 90
G MISSES
Seal, leather and morocco Boot
ees and Buskins at 81 to 81
Kid and French morocco Ties fs
and Buskins ut. so. 10 81
Prunella and cold gnmbroons ct so 10 rs
Leather welt and pump Boot
CHILDREN'S
Black and cold morocco and kid
Ties at 25 10 G2
Black md cold gaitcr Boetecs at az to rs
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Leather. seal and morocco at 25 10 70
Infants blk and col ID kid Buoteesiat Il = 25
1000 Pairs u. s.r
Mems and Boys ,Russet and v :',
2"a black tBrogaiis ~ - so toss
House servants strap shoes e.
and Blskins 's,sits&5s8 Is so 10 rs
which we feel no hesitancy 10 recomm end,
as they are own mannfsciory and desi gncd
to give satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
.s--ALSO--
Calf skins, Lining skins, Shoe leather,
Shoe thread nnl all kinds or Shoe Makers
tools always on hand, and of The bes.
.s' .t.,,. Z. ..i' HATS. 'i'2 - s.s'i s.
Mems Black and Drab 3. B. plain Hats
Il = fashionable Beaver q.
ing Do: - 80 80. -
:. Plated, Cspey and glazed
3 Do,. utaas sgeIaS as!5st. ~ : ies,. iss.f,
!" Eur, Cloth, Velvet and, glazed
Caps,iytt str stttJ ;n:;a ,-sst;.flE
Boys Fancy Drab)sporting Hats. esi,
- = !Clo.n. velvet and glnzed
,CaPs,, si.ts 5a7itist
Childlen's fancy cloth and velvet Caps,
FiNi.sE .li'SALSO,
3Odoz. round and squaretoP wool Hats.
very low either ut retail or by the dozen.
ksftSS BONNETS.. sSEaEsk
Ladies and Misses Leghorn, Tuscan,
Nepolilan Straw, Willow, Lawn, Medina,
Silks and Bombazine in all their varieties
and'shapes, and at prices that cannot be
beat. %&sil! iIru s'':stn& y hias -, J,ilfI
If you wish to see NEAT. CHEAP and
GOOD shoes, give us call--we do a eash
business-have but one price our object be-
ing to establish large rciaiI trade, ahdtask
none 10 nayGanl extra prolific make UP for
The looses sustained by the credit lsystem. Il,
Our motto, is ''quicke sales and small
profits. or as our opponents soy, 'rao,
profits at ALL" ..sr;a n .stg5 ,,3. t.tl
aG5-REMEMBER, all shoes Sold by us,
are warranted, and in every instance lips
repaired without charge 81
H. .JBARTLETT3& 81 Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bank Of Camden
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g - 3, 81 sa 1sR OSPECTpS st'dh a. E.s
s. Of L & c.
U.zzEl

tbs aabo Ti.ls., Il = pSy,s %
pub paper il HI es Town5of Sui lss. e.:
yiIle,s The paper vi sbss issued sWseEly,
or. the motning offe xeFss Wea9esd ay. 80 f'tas
|5Glt Isl believed, that Sumter District kiy
E lords as :, ms ny cal bilities FOR shstaiIthg
lily pewapa per. as q me dunn .of .Adyfssf-
yisemant, General News and Business, ~ as
any, or her sister Dist ricts in the State; and.
confding i'm iliis, bellies, ,inyite. Ia sGnr
columns, silie attention q r ;ilose, oih In II
|,lis and the surroun1in Djs.ric Els, wtso
may be desirDus Of ;advertIsinE and sea ifit8
10 do DO. Is well known b, thai he siiD.
port Of pnper in general, depehds Dpi y, 80 81 I
much on;the, ma gnitude Of its subscription
list. as; on lhe: Advertising Ta.soiss E :#s;:ch
/. may receive. Tkis!.is lie case in ctties. !
In a country + own. however, sni Distfict.
as this is, we must depend son the patron
age both Of ubscribers anil ad yertisers.%
We hope, then, ilatour entsf piise IS lanot !.
fail, from 5wantSof enconrhg gemsnt. 80 t,ss
A strict attention. vii be- pniid 10 the To- {
col Interests Of the Town and District, and
we shall endeay or 10 keep ZIP, il. ecessary,s
the spirit and ensh asn. which now ex-'s
sis, iR regard g Che fannexion Of Sumter
BY Rail Road. ~ aaiaszges sts : G ;as}t9 q
|2tfsA ~ ASOttttCss II aE DANSER0 VIII UV ..StflCI~
~ Dem 6cafatfc, and viii give b firm sappbrt
to tliss N ational alAdministraiion, iso iafs as
lilfconforms to The principles Upon which
T Il secured the support of'the DembefSiic &
party: Ill he sbu,b! IS aFi'Sf ssa''sis'ss
assistance OF a friend,S fdlly coGrips-
tent TO the task, sHas been secured i0T ilfe
editorial department.. Z Ii is IGt sdeemed'
necessary to make an expositiqn Of tile
grea, variety Of matter that win be- CON
toined IN the pages of our paper; suffice it
say. that no pains will be spared TO render
it an lacceptable yisiier in every family in
the District. The undersigned trusts. that
the late failure in The afiehptI.o establish
aIPapsr in iihis3p place, will not be permisted
TO operate jnnfayorpbly upon his enterprise.
The paper will be printed. On = sbPier-s
royal sheet, with ,fve columns 10 the ppge.s
at Two Dollars and Fifty CentsHif fpaidjEv
advance, Three. |. Dollars, al tsthe expiration
OF six months, or Three Dollars and Filiys;'
Gents. at the end of .he year. -sss SIS S. 81
WlLLisNNi III. RANCIS.
fa.jIt,s1 g.sts Proprietor: and II Publisher....# So
ls,. ~ B.1u--For further particulars, as. rey4
CARDS alyer,izing, Sc. see terms on flas \
page. Communications on business, Ae.,
and subscriptions aud adve!lisemenis,.wilI
be seceiyed az this Of ce. lf,,t 1y g3ss;t
,is Subscriptions and advertisements are 4
solicited. .iy:: d s,,si.s
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FOR aREN,r..

Aismall HOUSE, near the Presbyterian
Church, containing four uprig ht rooms and
one garrel room. Attached ib'the premises
arc.a good sizetl yard, and large ga, den.
and Stable Lot; also. "a Smoke House,
Kitchen and Well. This house will be
found suitable for a small family, On
the stable lot, are the materials ready. for.
greetings stable. The terms will be found
reasonable. For particulars, apply 10 ti,e.s
Y St,ltg THOS. J. CCGHLAN. q
! Dec, 90, lS4G atSt t3a ir,.f
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,sTOI.E1:N..

4yaE tNl!A.t HSsAieSasadA1AsEN slI.s slaa4sat
FROM the House lof the Subscriber, IN
the t3Oth Of October, aePOCKEF BOOK,
containing, in cash. For.y-six Dollars and
Eeigh,y-one cents, and two Notes, as'fol.
lows: one for 1920, given by Irwin r ogers,
as Principal, and Richard Brown as Secu.
rity, dated February2l, ,,lS46; and. one for
s5; given 10 ,he subscriber by Henry Peo-
bles-date not, recollecsed. all persons
are hereby cautioned agains, trading for
said notes. o,gt.it,.i 3li
NV 4. .OZIAS MATHIEs.
Sumter District, Nov. 3, 1916. Il Ct
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Estray.

Estray. i .sI
WILLIAM S. HOYT, his day, tolled be.
fore me "a light BAY HORSE, -13 years
oid' appraised at Twenty-Five Dollars
The owner can have the above Horse by
aPplyingsto w. s. Hoyt, Sumterville, 8. G.
and paying charges.
/" T. J! DINKINs, Magistrate.
Sumterville, 8. G. Oct, &c, 1916. 3 lf
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|5 sss,as ss.3 80 D1cKson1 q IATTA
T.
''.1' ..s:5 s ELE o 6 E,S,, ss =
times Their facilities for their
guarantee satisfaction to their Customers. ]
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MIR. 'BOWLES

WOULD respectfully announce that he
will commence the term Of his school on
the first Monday in January.
Terms, S4.OO for Elementary Ins.ruc-
ion, $500 for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; $500 for Philosophy, Chem.
;stry, &c.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-30

The American Agricultural.
Published monthly. BY SAxToN d MILES,
2O5 Broadway. New York, containing 80
pages, royal octave.
TERMS-One Dollar per year in ad-
vance; three copies Cor Two Dollars; eight
copies for Five Dollars.
When. Agricultural Societies order the
work for distribution, among the members,
Sshs price will be only FIFTY CENTS a
year f.. the Monthly Numbers, and SEv.
sENIY.FlVEsCENTS per copy for bound
volumes. 1t will be expected that these
er,ters come officially, and be signed by
the President or Secretary; of the Society.
The object Of putting our pcriodi at this
very low rate is, to benefit the farming
community more extensively than il could
otherwise be done. We hope, hcnceforth,
10 sec the Agriculturisl in The hands Of
every Farmer and Planter in the country.
Each number Of the Agriculturist con.
tains but One sheet, and is transported by
mail under the same regulations as news
papers, viz: free any distance not over 80
miles from its place publication; over
this and within 100 nu.es, or to any town
in the State Of New York, ono cent postage
on each number, and one and half cents
If oyer 100 miles, without the State.
Back Volumes "f The AMERICAN AoRI.
cuLTuRIsT, with tables Of contents COM
plete, for sale al $l.OO each; elegantly
aud uniformly bound in clolh, Sl.25.-
These are handsome, tasteful books, and
make very desirable premiums for dislri.
button with Agricultural Socie.ias. and
should also find place in all our District
School Libraries. They constitute the
hes, and mos. complete .rcatisc on Ameri.
can Farming, Stock Breeding, and Horti.
culture, cxtnnt. When several copies are
ordered, liberal discoun. will be made.
Editors Of newspapers noticing the num-
bers Of this work monthly, or advertising
it, will be furnished copy gratis upon
sending such notice to this Office.
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We are now opening our Fall stock,
comprising every description of sewed and
pegged work. made in the best manner,
particularly for our retail trade, consisting
in mart Of The fOljowinu kinds.
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. !TIEI GAMDE 8.AzAR,F
(oPF0sITE THE CAMDEN BANK

!. i !T9EE G.A1EDEN g.AzAR,'F
(ofRosITE tn CAMDEN BANK.)
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M. DRUCKER & co. /.
sc would respectfully Inform ,hs citizens
OF Sumter and the adjacent country. that
they epsconstaptly on hand d large aud
Splendid assortment Of =" ':'t ''4s !
IsnaaLIsMi, sFI,ErgH, AND AMI AmHnIcAN siIsiAa,s
!. ~ DRY GOODS, 4a5'
with a large asso rtment Of !!
!, i,sssREADYi MADE CLOTHING. ~
Of the latest style,t and al qualities. s..t'E
@ittilGi Shtta>s IL ---ALso4- Z; t3st!Sopt3
s.ttsA large and we'll assorted stock ofti:S
+a' ~ 'aS CIR O2CERIES;, ,.. .,t.
ef every description, with i.,.., ,a{s
& B-gging, Rope md Twine,'st
Csockes.y, Htss.t ttsdare = CsstZes.y
Also '''''' y s.P'
4' a large. Stock sof1 Hats Caps, Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes, Of all qualities and pri.
ces, and many-many articles, TOO numer.
GUS TO mention. ta
+ For sale 'by MI DRUcKER & co. .
/. Camden, s.. G. Nov. 8, ls40.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-30
New Figs, Malaga Grapes,
PruncS. &c.

25 Drums New Figs; S kegs Malaga Grapes
5O boxes new Prunes, fancy boxes =,
IL boxes new Raisins; 10 half boxes do do.
B qr. boxes do do box Lemons.
kegnc Tamarinds, which will be re-
tailed by the pound.
DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, S. c. Nsy. %.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-30
4 ron.

A. full assortment Of Iron Of every de-
scription; Hollow Ware do, for sale lew
by Nj. DRUCKER 81 co.
Camden, Nov. 6y'lS4G.