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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
passed The following resolution =

passed the following resolution -
Resoiped, That the Secretary furnish copy
Of the proceedings TO lire Herald for pnblca.
ton, requesting The other papers ia The county
TO copy
He PERSISTS in claiming that they were not
/ published ia the Republican because "a copy
was not supplied The proceedings were
supplied in The way intended by The meeting
and | repeat he kneo IL, for he must have seen
the published proceeding but instead of taking
manly course as did the American and
copying as requested he endeavors TO shield
himself by charging me with "violaiion of
PROMISE | take his word that he was igno-
two verbal communications were sent him of
that fac-and this is the only statement in the
communication Of Justice which he charges
with being so thread bare a lie'-lhat he
uningenuousiy' Ia term of the Republicans
own manufacture) why did he not state The
facts in the first instance; and declare his un.
willingness TO comply with The request of the
meeting, i E.. 10 copy from the Lancaster
Dishcoih'(l) have another charge against the
genlleman--lhat is, 'badgering for money : al
though he declares he hates it, yet he en-
cages 10 il with perfect vengeance. FIRST he
issues prospectus for neutral paper-next,
around comes his agent soliciting subscribers
under the promise that The paper should be
neutral = and myself among others were
,badgered' gu. Of two dollars each 10 pay for
most abusive partisan paper. as every number
that have retained OF the Potosi Republican
mains more or less abusive articles against
the Wing party and some of them of the most
scurilous kind. Tfue they were not ediiori
ai-bui so much The worse TO endorse articles
which lo is pledged not TO emit himself
Bot now after Publishing for three months
strongly partisan priot, and while under pledge
of neutrality too, he comes ont and avows The
design Of his paper, aud as if goaded on by
his reluctant conscience, finally offers TO re-
fand tho money paid by any one dissatisfied
regret very much that am compelled to en-
gage in a newspaper wrangle Of this kind, as
consider IL but little above The 6sficna COM
bats Of our sreets-and unless | am most
grossly misrepresenled, shall no, continue ii.
for have neither time nor inclination TO reply
TO slaug--As do no, anticipate the pleasure OF
his educrship's friendship, will close by
assuring him that have no fears Of wishing to
be relieved from any OF my friends.
Respectfully yours.
E. p. WOOD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

"All that man hath will he give for his life."
so we find recorded in the most ancient and best
OF books, but as we thousands diving around us
with Consumption, Coup, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chitis. Splitting blood, and otner Pulmonary affec-
tions. we are led 10 DOUBT the correctness OF tie
above assertion, especially since it is well
known that certsih remedy may be obtained,
which always arrests those diseases
DIR Jayne's Expeeiorani. never fails 10 give IT,
lief, aud cures after every other means have failed.
Tbs can be and has been proved 10 thousands Of
instances, where it has effected radical cures, af-
ter TIE patient had been given up By all his
friends and physicians.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
In Chancery.
Sept 4, 1871.

Wisconsin Tsirtoy,l 5.
Chant county,
Distrjc, Court Uniled States, Tor Grant county,
NJ, September term, A. ID. lsl7.
Hsnnsh Smith, pstjionet, vs.. Daniel S. Smith,
deisnaaat-ia ehsncoty for divorce.
H Biz snn,ice s.hersbV given 10 said dssend-
4 aal, DSaiel : >m,th, that the petition for
divorce from the banls 81 matrim1Ny OF the said
e,itionor, Hannah smith, was iris day flied in
TIE Office Of the cierk OF said court Together with
the ioloSiag ogdsr of the Hon. Charles Dann,
Judge thereof, VIZ; sOgde,ed that the pe;itoaeF
herein cause notice OF the pendency o. her petit
tioa herafn. IA the District Court OF SAID Gfaat
ealaIy, On ,he hrsl day OF the n-xl term thsFsni.
70 be hcldea al the Cngu House 4 b., leastsT, on
the 4lh Alortay IN Sep,emhE usy'. - pu5.ica-
tjoc +. the Wisconsin Herald, reNsrapef RTint-
n SAID Lansssisf, loE iosT successive weeks,
the first insertion 70 Be at least thirty days before
ahc said 4ta Monday. Attest
l.. o. SIiRADER, Clsrk.
ID. c.. G.. &, ". 7.
:. O. Paine. solicitor f., pstlloasr.
Iszncastsl, Aug q, iS4T. -S-st'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
Precincts.

friends. and beighbors have been actively en-
gagged 10 IL. might warp The judgement OF 'he
people 60 as. on that ground, TO defea! me
election Of some OF those CITIZENS who, tho
they went 10 The war when Their country call
ed. condemn il as having been unconstliuiion,
ally and unnecessarily begun. and now desire
10 see il ended But what noble spectacle,
on the contrary. have not these people Of the
west and south presented 10 us, 10 the gen.
sral result OF these elections, what moral
lliinmph. more glorious far Than victory 10 The
bloodesi field Of battle. have not they
achieved! flo " beautiful trait will not their
conduct offer 10 him who is hereafter 10 write
their eounIry's history! 10 the same page
with the galaniry which induced them voIon-
iarily TO peril their lives in a war which they
were told by The Government was war OF
defence against invasion. in how bright con-
ras. and yet more beautiful concord, msJ "o'
the historian depict the mora courage which
has enabled them on heir return, with their
fathers and brothers whose hearts were with
them, dsregarding al the alOrements OF mill
lary glare and all the Establishments Of power,
to- render at the polls true and just decision
with fall evidence before them, upon the
merits Of The Government which embarked
lhsm ia The war!
i, is 10 The State Of Tennessee. more par
licularly, where the coties, was waged the
hottest. and where the question Of the war
was most thoroughly probed. and perhaps
best understood. that these remarks may be
taken TO apply Never were he gifts Of The
orator and The arls Of the demagogue on any
occasion more indnsiriousy employed than 10
the canvass 10 that State and great indeed
must have been The united power Of truth.
reason. and eloquenee TO have successfully
combaued as il has done 10 that State against
them. Bot 10 the Wigs Of each 'of the
States which sent lonh its egions to the war,
and has nevertheless done It's duty 10 this
civil conlesl--lo Indiana. TO Kentucky, TO
Tennessee, TO Norh Caroline. and 10 Ala
bama, be such honor aud praise awarded as
arc due 10 The most distinguished civic ser
vices! They have saved the Constitution.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
New York Sept, 1T p. H.

IVeD H0Tk IIUTRet Sept, l. II. m
Ashes rather heavy; Pearls 50, POS s. %.
Flour demand not large 10 day. 1t would
be difficult 10 sell 10 large extent without
making concessions. Genesee S. rs; straight
Western and Oswego 5,62l $685. irregular
Western $50 Sales about 5000 bbls. East
ern demand less than il was: receipts fair =
Among the sales were 500 bbls sound New
Orleans al 5,I2l. and 10, Of bad at 4.25 =
Sales 500 bbIs Wisconsin at 5 62!
Sales GOO bbls Corn meal at 2,62A 275.
Grain Some inquiry for wheat; market
moi firm. Sale 1000 bush Genesee a, 1850;
boat load Of mixed Ohio at ll9c; 1000 hush.
red western via New Orleans. at ll5c.
Corn very doll. and at The close. the best
offer Tor mixed western, or round yellow was
70 . lie. Transactions Is to 90 900 bush. at
70 Ito for mixed, and about Tic for fla, vel.
low. For Rye demand good, supply moder
ate. Sales 10 900 bush. at soc for Southern,
and 81 96l for Northern, part 10 arrive. 500
bush. Barley al Soc.
Whiskey-Markst heavy. Sales rs bbls
on, Of store al 2slc dfsdge Csc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
A Rare Bargain.

EYOR sale, very cheap for cash, new and
convenient store house with a good cellar
aud six rooms IN it, finished completely, and the
lois on which il is built, on which is garden and
a fine spring of water. This property is situated
IN Centeve-a most healthy location. A better
opening for a snug country store, cannot be found
IN the West. For terms, inquire at Social Hall,
Franklin, W. T., of 4. b. BURKE.
Aug 81, 1871 24-5t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

10 Parents.-Jayne Expectorani, Is without
exception the most valuable preparation IN use,
10, the above diseases. 1t converts Hoopiag
Cough into a mild and tractsbie disease, and
shortens lis duration more thar one-haf. and pro-
duces certain aud speedy recovery. From half
to one tea spoonful, will certainly cure Group IN
infants and young children, IN half an hours
time. The lives Of hundreds Of children VIII be
saved annually, BY always keeping Il on hana
ready fnr every emergency.
Prepared oniy by DE-. ID. Jayne, fhiiaaeiphia,
and sold on sgency by
James VI Oils, Lancaster; BsownsN q Tar
s,. Doavev,gle. Haiaes & Ho,iub, Po;osi: ID.
H. FaireaiId. Mineral Point, Catlin & Cole,
Bestowr,
Where NAV Ne had the AMERICAN HAIR
DYE. warranie 10 change tie hair to a beautif1l
aubars, OF srieeily JET black color.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, & TIC DoU0UL-


A respectable gentleman called at our Office. as
IN lie sail, to inform that I've had been az
hcted for fifteen years with Rheumatism or Gout,
aud occasionally with Tic Dououreux that ne
has been frequently confined his room foI months
together, and often suffered the most intense and
excruciatIng pains, but that lately he had been
using Jayne's Alternative, from which he found
theSmost signal and unexpected relief lie says
he found the medicine very pleasant and enec-
tive, and that he now considers himself thoroughly
cured.-Spirit Of lhe Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

~ Ia this precinct, several Of the L" horse
bin tickets" went into the ballot box sadly
mulilsicd, The Locos had good excuse Tor
splitting tickets which were too large to go
whole into the aperture Of the ballot box. Dor
der. mprima,ur and all AZ many Of these
mammoth " Democratic tickets" are scattered
abou, Lancaster. as would make a founights
edition OF the Semi Po,os Republican.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
TAKEN UP

EeY the subscriber Oh the ith inst, dark bay
1FhoIse, li4 OF ID hands high, on the pony
der, Z ors years old, much saddle marked, with
some collar marks. star in the forehead, all hinl
feet while, and lille white on fore feet. Tho
owner can have him by calling on me, % milcs
from the Dubuque Ferry the Fairplay and Ga
lena road, by proving property aud paving
charges THOS. kiCkEY.
Aug 81, 1917. 24-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

Pork Sieaks "A Loco 10 Lancaster offered
10 betfve dollars in property on the result, 81 the
election in our precinct. provided a stake hold.
er could be found who would hold the stakes 10
his hands. The Loco found that the preainni
was going against his party, when urged to put
op'his stakes, said he was ready TO comply
literally with the terms Of the bet he had of
five pigs Bu, as no stake holder conld
be found to hold them in his hands" the bet
Cell through and the Loco, "saved his bacon. !"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
JAYNE,s SANArIvE PILLS.

Thousn not recommended as universal ''curs
all,n have nevertheless proved superior to ely
ding Of the kind, especially in Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia; and when used in conjunctioa
with mis- Tonic Yermifuge or Alternative, " ID not
fail one time in hundred, Of effeeung peim :
nent cure.
Also Jayne's Carmiaatve, never failing rem
ely for Bowel Complaints, Collie. &c
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
Look Here.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the undersigned, by
"a note or otherwise, will please call and settle
as We are very much in need of money and
those who have purchased goods with the under
standing 10 pay the first Of September next, will
iecollect the ime is close at hand, and we nope
they VIII not disappoint us.
KENDALL & PARKER.
Aug %, 1917.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
Fbr "a RcgaA.

Mr.. EpiToR:-The editor OF The Po,osi Re
publican becomes exceedingly oaixoie' Al
the article sigoed Justice published ia the
Herald Few week ago-aad iasbes himself
in,o petfsc, foam OF courage a, the enemy
created BY his distorted fancy. aud launches
fofh a, yoarself as his iaueisd Zoe pt1lu.
sion Of 'B,Hinssga,e' missiles, perfectly as
Ionishing 10 any but the mos, h'r AID grovsl.
ling minds. Be, all Of his abusive sp,,be,s
Of yourself are mis6iEee,ed; fer assure The
gentleman you bad 90, The hoaor Of eysn
on sieisary fe'a,ionship with the prediction Of
'Jusics' Tha. arucIe was wnueR BY me
aalhor Of This, Bot how does TIE gelI's
plan ae' aiecI the charge nade b. Jusueel'
lie h.d seen The proceedings ct ,he meeting
IN quss,ioo. and YET be denies ,ba, he knew
,ha, ,ha meeting intended The Herald, alias
'SssAe.oih.' Ihow chss'e.} as shs ongiaal re.
Pe',st Of us PrOessdiegs-Whsn that meeting
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

or The new Synagogue,
The Remnant Of lsrael.' in
Charleston. was oonsecrated
a short time since. with the
usual impressive ceremonies.
A large audience was in al
tendance.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

or In Lewisburg, Pa, a
town containing 5000 in
habitants, there is not sin
gle grog shop or tavern
where alcohol is allowed to
be sold.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
TAKEN LIP

EeY the subscriber at his premises one nils
ED south Of Cassvlie, a bay pohy mare, Of &
years old, white stripe in the lace, saddle malss
and one small spot on the ght side of her neck.
PETER LAGREE.
Cassyillc, Aug 81. 1947. 24-4
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

The Lonis Philippe rom Havre at
New York brought 2S4 steersge pas
seugcrs.
Tie DAY ton Transcript says the
subscriptions 10 the stock of the Dayton
and Springfield Railroad, are going
on hraveb.
Major General Patterson, .of the
army of The United States, is now in
Washington, ia 6ne health and spirits.
Ex-Gov rnor Davis Of Massachusetts.
and hi, >on were on the Sta inst So
iourniug in Springfield, Mass.
SAMUEL FessendeR. of Portland, has
been nominated for Governor BY the
Lib, rty party Of Maine.
Major B. w Brice. Payma>ter. U.
s. A., and stationed at Cincinnati, has
been relieved from his duties there,
and ordered to Monterey.
Should another volunteer force be
callei out, Gen. Mcneil, it is said, will
undoub, dly receive the appointment
OF Bagsd.sr General.
After 0'Connclrs debts are paid. not
more than $500 will remain. This
does not INCLUDE the insurance money,
which amounts to SIS, 900.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

Charils Dr,kee. the Liberty parry esndi.
date. received O. 5 votes in this County
Strong did What he coold for Doskee, by get
,iog iirke,s printed for him in Po.osi, which
he disulbs,ed ,hroagh The cosnIy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
THE ELECTION.

All the names in this Ia
BILE marked thus ., are Dem.
ocrats.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
E. P. WOOD.

The first No. of the Wisconsin Tribuns,
neat looking Wing paper. is on our table,
published at Mineral Point by Geo. w. Bliss.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11
I4ath

HtAN now be had in any desirable quantity
Z aud of the very best quality. Also the ar
lcle for window sash and blinds, picketing, &c,
sawed to order, cheap for ready pay. Lath s.
per thousand, at the mills of
j. WARNER.
Sept 4, 1641. 25-i2w.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

MoDEL RAILRoAp.-We on Satur-
day last were not little interested in
an examination of model railroad,
the invention of ]. Randall, Jr., Esq,
and now at Mr.. Baldwin's factory
on Broad street 1t is intended for
Broadway, N. y, and is 10 be eleva-
ted above the streets, so as not in the
least 10 interfere either with foot-pas-
sengers or vehicles. At every street,
on each side, provision is made for a
spiral stairway, so that passengers may
enter without Inconvenience. L is in
tended AZ a substitute for omnibuses,
and although it may at first strike the
reader as novel and hold, yet it is full
Of ingenuity, and remarkable for its
simplicity.-N. Y paper.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

TU>T rsesivtd from the Upper Pinsry. $1,000
% feet Of choice pine iumber; 10000 shingles,
aad 81, 600 lsth, al Cssrilie, BY
{. A. LAGRAEE & co.
Aug -, ls47,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

COACH and Co2al Vanish for sale BY
u JOHN u. OTIS.
Ssr;s 1877.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-11

:. @. Paiae. solicitor faa pstItlouef.
I.aacastsi, Aug q, iS4T. 2S-i''
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
SIIERIFIi'>S SALES.


BY virtue OF sunlry Executions TO mo di-
rcctcd, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in Jan
uary next, within the legal hours o1 sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pnrty Of +. 5. Bcl.cr, Ex'or OF Mrs. l.. Sin.
gleton, :t the suits of w. w. Anderson and
&. A. Black.
3 negroes, levied on as the
property OF J. J. Bclscr, at the suits of Mil
lcrs, Ripley, & Go. , cases, G. NJ. Richard
son, 5. $. Farrar and J. Lawton.
| negro, lcvicd on as the pro
pcrty of James Brunson, at the suit Of tho
State Of South Carolina.
| Negro, levied on as the
the property Of J. w. BrownIicld, at the suit
l., White.
| horse, levied on as the pro
perty OF Horny l'radhan, at the suits of d
+. Fleming and Us. g. l.. Bowie
l negro, levied on as the pro
pcrtty Of w. II. Brunson, at the suit Of wi
ey Fort.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
HEAD QUARTERS,
Goth Regiment, =. G.. Militia.

OAK Grove, Nov. II, 1Sl7.
Pursuant to orders received from Major
General Buchanan, an Election will he held
at the Swimming Pens, OH Friday, the 2ISt
day of January next. between the hours Of
ii o'clock a. IN. and ) O'Clock, p. III for Bri-
galier General, to command the 9th Brigade
Ord Divsion0 Infantry, TO ill the vacancy Of
Brig. Gen. Hopkins, resigned
Coz. S. II. CHANDLER,
1T Cor. !. G. BLAME.
MAJ. w. +. DESCIIAAIpS,
Managers.
T. S.-iny officer entitled to vote, may
send his vote in writing, signed Will, bis name
rank, and title, under scaled cover, address
ed TO the officers holding Election for 2C;h
Regiments. &. Militia
5. r. CHANDI.ER
Col. 10th Rcst. $. &. Militia.
Dec. 22. s q
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale the follow
ing Tracts of Land, at the following reduced
prices:
One Tract adjoining lands of Elias Durant,
Matilda Dnrant and John Donalds, in Middle
Salem, containing by rcsurvcy 352 acres at
S352.
One Tract, on Iynchc's Creek, known az
the Bradley Tract, lying between English's
cross roads and Durant's Ferry, adjoining
lands of David Cole and others, containing
303 acres nt SS400.
One Tract, on I,yncho's Creek, in Darling
ton District, with Durant's Ferry attached to
it togethor with large new flat, containing
llS acres, at tho very reduced price Of
$i00
One other Tract, on Hope swamp, adjoin-
ing lands of Wells, Hancock and Wilson, of
300 acres more or less, at One Dollar, and
One Dollar and Fifty Gents per acre.
The quality OF Lynche's Creek lands are
too well known to require any praise or puff
fling. Suffice it to say then, that on such
lands as am offering ut the above reduced
prices, | have heretofore made with proper
cultivation and manurpg, one bale cotton per
acre.
uJNl am also the Agent TO sell several other
large bodies OF Lands in high state Of cul-
tivation and improvement; which arc offered
at the small sum Of So per acre. 9e
Terms are made to suit purchasers; any
length Of time given that is at all reasonable.
]. ID ASIlMORE,
Agent Of Martha Ashmore
Nov. 25, 1917. S lamtf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
Thc Clarendon Female
Il CT ID T. III Y.
Dec. %

The trustees having procured the services
OF MIR. EDMUND B. Bacon, and Miss JULIA A.
PARKER, will open FEMALE ACADEMY
in the Sand Hills in Clarendon, Sumter Dis
trict, S. G., OH the 18th January, 1913.
The Trustees feel great confidence in re-
commenting this institution to the public, he-
lievng that Young Ladies will here be thor
oughly instructed in all the branches of an
English education, as well as the polite de-
portncnts of Music. Painting and Modern
Languages. This confidence arises from the
fact that Mr.. Bacon mas had twenty years
successful experience in teaching Music, and
MissParker many years experience in pub
lie school in Philadelphia, and comes from that
city with an established reputation.
The Academy is situated in the Sand Hills,
in the immediate vicinity of Episcopal and
Methodist Churches, and within ten miles of
the Camden Rail Road.
There will be an annual vacation from the
10Th November to the 18th of January.
Terms per session of5 months.
Board and Tuition, washing, fire and
lights $50 90
Reading, Writing, Grammar. Geo
graphy, History, Arithmetic, Math-
ematcs. Moral and Natural Philo-
sophy, Chemistry and Botany, go 0O
Drawing and Painting, Is 90
French or Italian, ID 90
Wusic.
Organ, Harp or Piano, 80 90
Guitar, 80 90
a music lesson will be given TO each schol-
ar daily.
JOHN l.. MANNING, \
DAVID ii. T. DU BosE,
RICHARDSON &. RICHARDSON,
JuNIUs J. BELsER, ifas'ees'
A. b, BRAlLsrosp,
ARTHUR WIGFALL.
Dec Is, 7 iw
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
AT PRIVATE SALE.

George, between 35 and 40 years OF age,
a first rate STONE MASON, anl also good
BxlcKLAiER. He is warranted in SroHE
WoEK to be accomplished mechanic.
Johnson, between - and % years of age.
very good PLAIsrERER and BEIcKLAyEn-
lie has served "a regular apprenticeship
his work is warranted.
Ellen, about 32 years Of age, first rate
cook, washer and ironcr, and her two chill
drcn-fsracl, 7years old, smart boy; l.au
renee, 3 years old, likely and intelligent.
The above negroes are all healthy, of good
size and likely
w. r.. RICHARDSON,
Agent to sell.
Sumtcrvllc, Goth Dec. 1S17. 8 ;}t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
% u Ee III d u = H. /.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
trends and the public in general, that he has
ilttcd out house as a RESrAURAT, L, oppo-
site Matthcson's store, and between Davis's
Hotel and Boyd's Hotel, where will be found
E'atablcs OF the best kind the market can al
lord. Also, Planted Oystcrs--all Of which
will he served up in tho best style. The
l'ar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, Of
the best quality.
he subscriber having long experience
III the business, hopes, by strict attention, to
merit an equal share Of public patronage.
JAMES G. .M'KENNA.
Camden, Nov 3, 1917. 8 If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-29
SUMTERVILLE BAKERY
IIISE;AD! BREAHD!:

The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Sumtervile and vicinity, that
he has opened BAKERY, for the purpose
of supplying 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 the store formerly occupied by c. M'Lean.
The subscriber trusts, by strict attention,
and punctuality, to solicit the patronage OF
the public.
Fresh Bread every morning, and Fresh
Cakes Of every description by 3 O'clock eve
ry evening.
JOHN CHINA, JR.
N. B-Ortlers punctually attended to.
Dec. 80, 1917. So GIN