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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03
SUMTERVILLE BAKERY
EIeEAD! BKEAD!!

The subscribers respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Sumterville and vicinity, that
they are about opening BAKERY, to COM
mcnce on Monday, November 1st, for sup
plying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes Of every
description, at Charleston prices.
Families wishing to be served with Bread
every morning will please leave their orders
at A. 1.oryea's store.
The subscribers hoping that by strict at
tention, good quality ami punctualty, to So
lcit tire patronage Of the public.
Fresh Bread every morning, and FrcHl,
Cakes Of every description by ) O'clock eve
ry evening.
a. I.ORYEA.
J. Is. DAI.FISON.
N. B-Orlcrs punctually attended to.
Oct. ~, lS47. So 6m
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,

Near Providence and Bradford Springs
The subscriber offers his Plantation, between
Providence and Bradford Springs, for sale.
1t contains Eleven Hundred and Fifty
Ql50O acres; about $50 cleared; the rest
well tImbcrcd. good dwelling House and
the necessary plantation buildings. This
place combines. in an eminent degree, the
advantages of health. good land, and good
water. a purchaser might "go further and
fare worse"
J,W. BROWNFIELD.
Sept. 30, 1917. 1S Ut
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LADIES' FANCY STORE!

The subscribers have just opened hand
some assortment Of Fancy Millinery Goods
consisting Of the latest styles OF Bonnc,s
and Flowers; Plaid and Ombra Shaded
Ribbons. Also, handsome assortment OF
Dress Goods: consisting Of plads, Plain and
Figured Silks, Tarlton plaids and Raw Silks.
They thank tho public for their past pa
tronage, and solicits continuance.
Drcss-making done in the latcs. styles.
IIULBURT g. flanagan.
O:tobcr eth, l9i7. 5:3t
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BUTCEzERxNG,

The subscriber, having made arrangements
toButcher during the present season, will sup
ply the Sumtcryile Market three times per
week or every day if he can get sufficient
encouragement to do so-with the best beef
that can be procured. He has been at con-
siderable expense to enable him to accomo-
date his friendi in this smatter and hopes there.
fore that they will give him their patronage
JOHN'CIIINA.
Sumtervile, July 81, l947. 80 If.
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lPLOOK HERE. N

81 The subscriber has just returned from
ElX the North with full and we'll selected
stock Of CLOCKS, WATCHES and all
kind OF JEWEI.RY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and
Enick KnackerieS of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
over been Offered in Sumterville. Has been
selected with great care, and cannot fail to
please.
Purchasers may expect to find great bar
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his grcatful ac-
acknowledgements for past iavors, and solicits a
renewal Of patronage.
FREEMAN IIOYT.
Sumterville, Sept. ID, lS47. 46 ly
N. B-Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re-
paired as usual
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Plantation for sale On Raf-
tin Creek.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation
on Raftin creek, containing about six hun
dred acres, one half of which is cleared and
in good order for cultivation. 1t is situated
near she Camden Branch of the South Car
olina Rail Road, four miles from Boykin's
mills, and the same from two other mills, and
twelve from Camden. On the premises is
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out
buildings 1t Has fine water, and is of unex-
ceptionable health. For information by let
tor, address the subscriber at Camden.
D. NJ. HERIOT.
Sept. 1S. 49 an
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DARLINGTON AND GADSDEN
(vIh sUNTERvILLE.)
l. " T. OF STAGES.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
Public that, on Monday, 4th October, he will
commence running I'ico Horse HACK,
between Sumtervlle aud Darlington c. IT.,
| on the following days. viz
Leave Sumterville OH Monday, at 6 A. NJ.
and arrive at Darlington c. H. same day at
JPN.
Leave Darlington c. IL. on Tuesday 6 A.
NJ, and arrive at Sumtervilc same day, at 7
=. NJ.
Leave Sumtcrville on Wednesday at 6 A.
NJ and arrive at Darlington c. II. same day
at 7 =. NJ.
Leave Darlington c. H. on Thursday at
A. NJ. and arrive at Sumterville same day at
Up. M.
BY this arrangement persons Travelling
OIL this line from Darlington, will be detained
but one night in Sumterville. as the Stage
leaves here on Wednesday and Friday morn
ings. anu arrives at Gadsden in time for the
evening train of Gars to Columbia.
0-The route will be supplied with care
full Driven good horses and comfortable
|. Coach:
p. NJ. BUTLER
Oct. l, .ls47. 40 If
| The Charleston Courier and Cheran
Gazette, ,ciW publish once meek until forbid
and send their accounts to this office for pay
| mem.
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NOTICE.

The creditors of Jonathan Miller who are
entitled to a dividend Of the property assign
cd by him for the benefit of his creditors, are
hereby notified that dividend of said proper
ty will be declared OH Monday, the IHb of
January next, at Darlington Court House.
$. w. HARRELJ, Assignee.
October 5th, 1S47 81 2t
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AGENCY Ti

w. r. HUNTER, Agent of the "Cemctcry
Marble Works., will be at .Chna's Hotel.
Sumterville, during the first week in Novem-
Der next; when all, who desire, will have an
opportunity of procuring a Memorial to mark
the resting place Of the Dead Persons re-
siding in the town OF vicinity, who may de-
sire to examine his Drawings and prices at
their residence, will be accommodated by
leaving written request to that effect at the
Post Office, Sumterville, previous to ID Nov.
Oct. 10, IS47. ST q
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MARRIED-On the 5til October by The
Hon. Il. G. McCrary, Mr.. STEPHEN L. ia ASKs,
(family Of Sumter District, S. CD to Miss
Caroline E. only daughter Of Il. S. S,an'liier
ESQ all Of Harris County Ga.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

In pursuance Of All Act of the Legislature
passed in December, A. ID. 1880, an Election
for Sheriff and Ordinary for Sumter District,
will take place at the usual places OF Election
III said District an the second Monday IN Jan
uary next, being the tenth day OF said month.
J. y. JONES, c. c. 2. $.
Oct. 81. lSi7. lot
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"A. CONWAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR

The subscriber, thankful for past favors
begs leave to inform his friends and the public
generally that lie has just received full as
sortmcnt Of French and English Cloths,
Cassi,ners and Vcstings. Also, Gloves, Cra.
vats, Elandkerchiefs and suspendcrs.
Oct. .c}, 1Si7.
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a CURE FOR
II A R D I | NJ E Sill!

SMALL PROFITS FOR CASH
lHE subscriber is now receiving large and
general assortment of New Goo.ls; viz:
Dry GOodp. Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery.
Carpenters Tools. Crockcry Shoes and
Boots. Hats. Caps and I,onne,s;
READY MADE CLO7III.VG.
Coats. Vests. Pnnts. Shirts, Fine Black Cloaks
&c. &c; Candies assorted;
BAGGING AND ROPE;
Tobacco, segars, &c.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
'Vlol'ns. Guitars. Flutes, &C.; and also, se
'ccted lot OF Italian Violin and Guitar strings,
ami grcat many Fancy Articles too tedious
to mention. All Of which, will bo sold low
for cash.
l.. B. HANKS.
OppsHe China's IIofel
October 20, 1917. 22 II
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NOTICE.

Persons having demands against 8. r.
Drake, deceased, are requested to present
them properly attested; and those indebted,
to make payment to the subscriber.
ALIEN. NORRIS. Adminis'r.
Oct. l3, 1917. 50 3t
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NOl,ICE.

The subscriber having taken possession of
the personal Estate OF Benjamin r. Hodge,
deceased, as dcreict. The creditors of said
deceased, will therefore hand their demands
TO me for payment
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Sept. 8, lS47. as #
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NOTICE.
Sept. 1S.

There will be petition prerented to the
Legislature at its next session, to- discontinue
as Public Road leading from Lawson's Ford
to the great Savannah, commonly known as
the Hopper Road
Clarendon CO., Aug. o, 1947. 43 l4t
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Mechanics Association.

The first Quarterly Meeting Of the Me-
chanics Association, will he held at the Old
Methodist Church OH Thursday, 4th Novem-
her next. The Mechanics of the Distric,
are invited to attend.
A. CONWAY, Secretary
Oct 20, 1S47. u
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d. J. WINN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
One door ab0ue McLeass's old

.%a Store.
Respectfully returns his thanks to the citi-
zens OF this District, for the encouraging pa
erouage they have thus far given him since
his commencement in business
He is now receiving and opening very
FINE STOCK OF GOODS
in his line, which he proposes to sell and
make up upon equality, on as good terms as
any in the place. All persons wishing to
have work done, are respectfully solicited to
give him call, before purchasing elsewhere,
as he will endeavor to give general satisfac-
ton.
Suufervile, Oct. 20, lS47. 81 IF +"
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Received by wagon from
Ga(Isdeyn,

Fresh Lemons, Citron, Currant, and Candies,
French and American Rock do, Brill Nuts,
Filberts and Almonds. Fruits received all
most daily.
Sept. 90. DICKSON &LATTA.
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FOR SALE.

An excellent and we'll finished PIANO in
perfect order Also, first rate SULKEY
AND HARNESS OF Reynolds make, very
little used The terms will be liberal anl
accommodating, Apply to
A.. j. NOSES.
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Al GA RID.
WILLIAM. MATHIESSEN,

No. l37, Edst Buy Corner Of Queen. 81.
CHARLESTON, s. C..
Fashionable. Clothing and Tailoring En-
tablisiment, and. every variety OF Gentle
mems outfitting. Goods imported direct from
Europe.
March 10, 1917. 10 #
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NEW GOODS
At THE
CHARLESTON NEW STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully Inform
the citizens of Sumterville and vicinity. that
i,e ne Is now receiving and opening his FALL
'" Ii's'"s' consisting Oh
Dry G"ods GrocerioS. Hardware, Cutlery
and Crockory; Booty and ahocs; Hats and
Caps. &c. &c. &c.
Oct. 20, Is47. dl r.
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BRICKS
NOTICE.

Persons having demands against Mrs Nam
cy Rces. deceased. arc requested to- present
;Aein properly attested; and tkpse indebted TO
make payment to the subscriber.
ALEX. NORRIS, Executor.
Ort. ES, lS47 so 81
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COMMERCIAL AND MoNEy sIATrERs.
srIr- ~ The -fock Eachnnge. TnUssD,y.
The Boston Post says

Since its dividend Of der cent made Known re-
action hes upon Western Railroad stock, sudden
the rise was forced and unnatural Ruuors OF new
stock the amount Of 00 and very prudent
Vstions. chaglns OF &c. by the decors 70 make
tho expenditures 5000 oO and the net profits S5so
40 per upon the capital alter paying interest on loan
suggested tho cause, bat realizing by holders a.
large sacrifices Is more likely.
The surveys and estimates Cor the Southwestern
alfoad from, Macon to Fort Gaines have been inside
The length will be lto miles The Total 81 The Road
10 Font Ganes, distance OF 40 miles. lcludlas grading
supeistructufe. iron, right way depths hNtufes
machine >hors and everything complete g put down 40
>i75.,.ri. average OF $1,000 per mile The este
mated receipts iOrof cent the The distance
from Newt sicans to Chaesiou by ihe way oi Nsntse-
cry, t,upposins all Railroads contsml lated o. be
ple'edl ~ thsIePort az miles at zpeuse $50 so
time 30 hours. Fsom New Orleans 70 savannah Via
South. western Railroad, Is $50 miles a. expense Of So
Time, a hours.
The Annual Report of the Union Pa Canal just
made 20 the oekhodeIs sves the receipts oI the last
fiscal wear endins on the LIST Of last mouth, S) sos a.
beDs an increase of than per those
the previous year The ordinary expenses sI9 IS
that the excess OF the receipts the expenses is
Ssee5e 81 Daring the past year the cxpensss Of
stfseton amounted TO s296sl p Beside this there
debt, nost OF which Of years standing
amounting to tes S. All this has been paid, the
assignment has been removed and the Canal S
entSey tee from atb The receipts this year 10 IS es
mated will exceed sloOoo There being no back debt
pay sad The expenses Of reconsuctiou dimin hius
there would be surplus Of thsa Per cent on the
stock valued Al 500, or per on the pa value The
kholders however, ook 70 much larger business.
when the enlargement Of Tho Canal completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

~ SGT 0f The ad rsfert Of etifos incaiea ioi i-l'
tar. nnroose. n Iie cts NJ Sew YORK and Fog ine on
tf button " ths Communication ro-eJs received .N-'
r.-.e S.,-..+] ~. ~. three ffis being riesert
1tl Ilopeo Pc state ~ A,,.- lorf rep 'efnlfa ' .+
OIL. ,..t f..,.i.I. f1 fr0.fa. fo.'rr..
s-etoaI The treasurer shall ray on tie warrant Of
tie control er fee sr.olnf o' moneys received ID h1
civ oil New YoIs n Ole Year efte zen bond feo .nd ioi
board of IN Gers o fhs frsf cson oi -7"-f 'fA sis
Mfs constituted 1y .fe pfofls % pc OFT en-
4u ar for The orssn kston oi le hfsi .-FsJn OF --7
New. 4ssk state Ail it4 passed iay 3. 1871
81 Ta- SAID division board % ohlefs Are aere1y 49,
ttorlsi and directed 10 asceii1n. eng l.lN. n ~
under CATH al claims eal-ti9s On nf nl.N 'a' - ~
one tfousald-si sbt hundred and ioHysA, against l7
severn regiments ana b gades ~ infantry ~ ne Guy o.
NewYo-k incurred by them for prntnf sA.lon7fy5 room
hire and fsgimeufal music.
5 The said division board of o.icefs are h'feoy au-
horzed snd directed 90 pay all such val "a in u ~ are
proved tv the necessary evidence under oath 20 De lf
and c,fec provided TIE aggfegae amount efs such CLAIMS
does of exceed the amount % the Communication MONEYS
received by fhem n which case they stal ois de i4e
amounf Of said moneys pro rata, snong tie claimants
Aforesaid
fhe provisions of tbs ac- ey are hereby empowered
70 administer the Necessary oaths
D. tas Treasurer sn-i also pa1 .l ii iau' on 20"
counties In this State, r1cep. fte cry ano County 70
New oIs the several Gums received from each Oh .ao
co0uirs tr uIiarF Hnts aii comm s'o-s y. iri l
act passed Nav 3 1890, sud Che same snli constitute iN
be- Htft Of The military fond 90 the regiment ci is--
merfs such county ana shall De- apiflpHaei ana OPP
U Cd M The county treasurer exclusively Tor ile military
purposes of such regiment regiments pursuant to ir
a. .he 60 art to orr,fo f,f Inc elro. f.nf Of the
militia aud % encourage the trm lfion Of uniform COM
psnles excepting The hlst military division of THIS stare
passed Nay IS. 1917
g. The Of nine Thousand SIX hundred and three
dollars and TWO cents OF he SAD MONEYS hereby eppo
priafed 90 the objects specified in this set
z This act shall take effect Immediately
STATE OF Ne YORK. have compared the pfecedins with
Secrefargs Office the rignal laws file 10 tins once
and do certify the correct Transcripts ihefeo
and Of the whole Of The said originals
y : y. Secretary
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CLOTHING.


I,ENrIEriIS'- FALL t'p 81 iNlh b tNN
wv 4 JLseiHHrt co. aftf'Is II. II Ed
B-osl way. American Hotel, 4s-f ~ ln-f - 'i
i've l.sertn -nf a. le-f end i---..,l .7 re ...-
t..s o. rll l gri y and glrej 30 can l- l.--- '-
ias -' o,.-.o.,,-B.a.. black brown. ois. and -rssa
ri ed -.o.fs. VARIOUS sH i-es cave t-,
.. Lee .-rs.f. garlll -rsy dos -iIHf .i- ti l---t
lg.a..r F..-4s -lc.s, 80 Beaver o.. - -.'..-'
...... s new article. tAtrl lueet' So ".--s
rr..r -t..e- BACK, l.ite. pr
.... l...s lon. tl- ONE. .i'..
. .rr rl.r,.... C0.t.-l c.ss.I-.-, Weeds lal
o.r-r GODS II.llaF Coaa-u-f-. BONA aad -lt7
P-- .a.-F,-aca. r.i.h. German ard Amer. .an
r...r blue lIrtr -rf fancy rss''le-.' s..-. "...
a-.el-l-e D.. .e sa...i ti'.rs ..--' .
.-.l-. b.. .ns.r- . Do -.-n..H- ease end e..-l-c-
t..ts-B...S s.ss and stt.-t' ..'i
- -.. e.. ..ltfs cod ...as i.r Ht.a flrt.-s, q Go
s..f N..r--rrc r.sr-. -.it ei as o. i-'n'sa -i b.
..ru. Ia s..... a.lr. 81 'o .--- t'n' --. ~7 rs
.afs nn band Gle r-t-f-1s -rl-is-1 ~ --' -'-'.-
..t e....g s.say.ulds garments equal 70 tie best
0.sr.o.,s Brown. olive sresa black and b.ue beaver
OIL. a I'd cloth s.rtolr- .tft' -''.i.'' i-l
.fs es sl ss frr ll .le 1.lrs. n.lN- il t.i.
~ 81 If. IA. 81. b.. .s .-f brown tweet.. dc. Youths
49, love-. ...,..ts. S. nfsr .1cts. sacks, Sc business
g. r-..-.l ..-. - l.... t.-a-. green Dad blue ..otl.
....- .....r. .a VARIOUS c..01 art i.trrs g. fs
bite sr- tses c.it .a. end -i''.
...r.-t .s.s. Bloc. l.d .i fancy CASHMERE .- -
30 frtr-rra. i.-.- . $3.50,
...eE ellis. ru. t -t.- '..H' .-
I-.....1 l04lf-Da L..res. .l..'ra
sl a-..-a n-..a To- --e-. variety. A-a.s e.-s .-
f.r.. u.-.t A...s..-rs-soni. Jenny L'ld. Mut'rSs
r.f ....r .f... .rr ..a.i-s, tu-.s.. rrrNcN ti ~
laa '.a-< ..s c'.'..' --la .....
s.. I.... metro s.lr. D- n..t.- or -i'-
a.. t.r.t. a,i gaa f.s..i. .eae. ord irl.- a-,-.
Il. ter-s ufs. c.....i iri r.e.-
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D ams Of Nrtn Y nrk-BY AurHoEITY.

livery Law unless d1rrrrf time shaiI he pres f''a
therein shall commence ard fisr effect throughout ne
state rot before he twentieth osy sef ne cay
final passage certified by the secfstafg 90 stare
Sc Il. tIfle 8 char 2 pei J, krtised statutes
livery Lew published BY him, nhe 'lsie f.hirI
may bel resd l evidence from te paper pro- "lcn y u.s.
al ss before ny officer body board, go ~hiel
u sfa be- th0nzaf Leceffsry % refer thereto YOU l
mouths after The 0i zoe srss1n ~ *N,-- ,.
l.s.-sec 70 title ., chap % psl- Fl, Revised s-s--'e'i
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rALL AND WINTER

rl1UF CHEAPEST 4AsHlONABLE Cash Tailoring
and Clothing Esatshni-lf ln the tiy OF NEWTON
Is " a. DE6BOOr co - e" tuifon-st-
gaRsif sIs of all kinds 40 the following Low prices
CLosks of various descr ptlons. frone1 n to - uV
trrcn,r. evervstve and quality from~4 0O 70 Nu
Dar.s .xp Fqoc. fotrs fr0u........S7 81 10 SO 900
Orricg .Sp BrslNFss C1.rs from.....S2 81 70 MO- O0
PASTE of every description, trJ......S4 OO u - I'D
N.sTs-An extensive yauety oi every form
and fabric, frOnl. ~ 10 =
In addition would state that our stock j. composed
of about sfVFN THu-stNu garments ready mane ana a
esrAr variety of Cloths Csssimeres and Nestinzs. which
W. ars prepared make 0 measure Boa such styles As We
feel assured viii meet b. 90 asol and sni even ihe most
dif-ut W. ~. uEGkOOr co.
~. n. DfeRour,
f0fs Bal4r0> r e. eofflsi
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y II nr.nrRnv = co

Draper. snd rsIIors. $50. -5f iroadway
uffIlr.T 0fro-IrE IHE ftfk ForsrtIN.
HAVING REPLENlsHED our stock from the most rs-
cent French and English iururr,.lus, We invite ln-
srrcfon of an assortment 90 articles u our ine ~h ch
Tor variety sud asf-ures- o nof supposed ni
t- -ercons no rny -lI sf establishment in -ne ciiy
We ~oud part -rally direct -ten-ion 90 choi-1 sr
lection of
Blue. Black Brown aud Olive Broatc'oths,
Suprrfne Plan snd Fancy Cassimers ier- Fantsi
Cashueres Css-r-ftes Ks Sifiu- aaa NelYels, PLAIN
.nd Fancy coors Tor Vests,
Beyef. Castor Pilot sad other Heavy Co'nsi OF every
desirable ccI0r. for Osefcost-.
e ~ which inside up under 'f- direct supervision or
Mr. McElroy. name which DO IS believed vii he very
genera Is rscofnzed Sufficient guaranty of fashion
able graceful fitting e made art moderately priced
garment
10 meet the demands ~ tho trsveins pub C, ws have
increased our stock 0i
READY-MADE SUITS
be able moments notice, % tt almost 1ny hfAre
O. DRESS. FKOGk. SUkTOi r or SACK COATS. Pan
FALCONS. VESTS. SC. which being composed % t.e
finest and sshonahls materials, and made win the
cage equiin every respect 20 the best garments
on .te COB order - .
Also. au entirely new assortment N RICH sIklfED
PLAID and PLAIN SILK and SATIN sCAkFs and ChA-
WATTS. sdsrfed f0 the approaching sttsoni MOkNiH
GOWNS. SHIRTS. PLAIN and FANCY bO,OM,, COlr
LARS. STOCKS. MERlNOI NDFN-,Hihls and DRAW
PRS. COTTON afd LANES WOOL HOSE. RICH lltA-
w pOEGEE ~PlrALflELD snd LINEN CAMbAlC
POCKET nANUk rFlNIir0. &C &c. uIH N
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svPEHfoR CovRT.--Bftoro Judge -anoiDTd-OtcT
Yanaybdt Va Richiaond ToHpihe DO recover Dam
aye. Tor The steamboat Samson running sgsr5t Che We've
In 1919 breaking two or three Of her sancho1ns ani
alarming the passengers already referred o. Nef'i-
Tor psinta $500
Before Chief Justice Oskley-Danid VILLAINS " jas
B. Harry On dispute ss 70 rent snd steam POKER 10
skin q, and rear bc.og as ffhst Verdict ior plain
an SO being part q amount fOr plainuh mr. "'o'
Jox-tor defendant Mr. j. Graham aud Mr.. X. d. Holmes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24
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certain cue POO az. o,'e %. .. "a , .. ~.
nervous nran flNe d.t1. ness uI ''7 i'iu 't- ~
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nriaN -eIie.-f VI We u.-'sl.'' oi t'.'' 49, 49, ~
tr nttft Fever aNa it'e' reno. a. o' ~ " i.
A. diseases ahn =. tNe cure --. $500 .li t,
a.A 10 ' '.- . - ~ ,s en-,
renewing a" Wp'e e'.s1slF' llu 1u''.'- $500 $50. 49,,
D,uSf $1,000 i-' 20 .- s IT,, .a.'-i .,,.,.,,..s I,.
tsncs and oil other complaints 20 incident % PREGNANCY
IT ls ulifristIJ tiAllen iNtt N''1 "Nv H"N iy '-
matter, 40 are lhr means on producing a.5 ..s ns ~
a.iri -ir ll1 '-''i'.-' A'l - ~ . .., n
h-.f Nl ftNNri more lt'A.ii' t'' "'''-t -'''
which many ere obliged 10 p'r not only confer 'en.ul
or fne -af-fll- portions oi lhr community N"- N7 peg
Corded The .ht of public beuefictor' o her race and
.s .ach oesefflht o' encouragement ln ln.'i n t1
Under conviction no these iiai.F iNe off-l'is Pc
ter fo bring ODD Che notice ot tle afflicted The or tn
Incidence -tir-l lIf' Ir'"l VIII prove ''' r. l"-
to He far means 90 assltsne enc pain inn lect tN1
0l-.r..-es ui ore SUBJECTS 1i disease
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eiaI substance 'na Do ci1e'is t .r per. o'' Pr
"rtf upon Gle general hr il'if irff'
-ir .N Nr sit.-". --i-.l .--,.- VIZ III . .. y
other comp ANTS, and easily af ci-d by Zoe el'I mtacf
or By change in oal variable climate
me or tiiutNi 'i-iie'Nf, on t.1 -''-. Gus i''-
y y-geiair ana pleasing To The tst- pr iAr i zee D'-
unlY Tree tom pain of annoy tnce ln tnef "i-p" "i
liable 90 OBJ tnf system " i.n dtn fefous y
their Tsatsbl- nature and and al ST lmleccptD7 fe-
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III. ..--5 .t-.. IA H.. .g.t,o, -
-i.' - rS. 49,, 80, ~ So. , o.,.i, ,a,s..bi-
and II. rsrteoiy friend 10 he aai'ctsd ioosenins he
,.i.. -..s., a. 80 ra'sin, .f f.- -xpsct9rstion
sofus and . irritation remotiBg the iuf iin.
,.f,l .os be..io he Affected p.rt. By rs use none
lsso Ds ls'a.n'1 ,' '' s $500, o9 ,.r '-r.o o
so,tb 49, III To- e5idf-r especially those of teadss
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5t .. dea'iy a5s e'rsas WITH or rssraas
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i.'f-s .r- r.-eI.t. .. .--s.es by b. s.si.oms sui
.- .re-.-.r .ai b.gaa.f. ,y caused by Ills area.
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