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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23


We notice statement in the New \ DIRK
Commercial Advertiser. that at the second
annual Convention of the diocese of Wis
consin. held on the 4th of June. chief
of the Oneida tribe of Indians. a man of
considerable intelligence. was elected a
Law delegate to the next General Conven
ton. The tribe was represented by .to"r
red men as members of the DIOCESAN
Convention. 1t viii be a strange though
not unwclcome spectacle to see this Indian
King seated III the great National Council
of the Episcopal Church. and participating
it its dellbcrations.--1t|
The Dead Sea Exploring party have
successfully and satisfactorily completed
their task, and returned to Jerusalem.
They have sounded the sea in all its parts.
to the depth of Geo falhoms. and found
the bottom crusted with crvstaliZed salt.
The Presidential effects attributed to the
waters turn out to be fabulous. Ducks
were seen Swimming over the surface. and
partridees abounded along the shore.
MIcHlGAN-The free soil movement IN
Michigan. is becoming daily more forrnl-
dable. Led off by such men as f.N-'>eha-
tor NoRvELI. and Ex-Governor GREENIf
it cannot fail to make very strong inroad>
upon the CAss party. the unity OF which
in Michigan. is less strong than in any o
the northern States. Gov. CAss' chance
of losing his own State may already be
regarded as more than an equal one. ant
the rebellion cannot be arrested.-Ioiedo
Biade
Co1oB1Sc; WooD.-French cabinet-ma
kers can now make wood of any colo
they please. bv letting the roots OF the tre'
absorb the colored fluids the year befor'
i, is cut down. A solution of iron passet
up one root and of prussia'e OF potash vi
the other. will give the wood permanent
blue color.
A mammoth steamboat was launched
New ork on Monday evening, sald 10 ID
the largest in the world-designed to Pi
between New York and Albany. tie
, length is 400 feet. wheels 40 feet. and en-
, cines of great power. with length OF s'rok
! feet. Ii is expected that she will max
the passage from New York TO Albany an
back in one day.
! The Court Of Queens Bench. Engian
has recently decided against The legality
? all marriages made with a deceased vile
/ sister. BY this decision all such narri;
i res are cancelled and declared null al,
5 sold.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

CRYsTAL1ZED SALT.-Col. Benton has
deposited in the Congressional Library.
for public inspection various beautiful
specimens of crystaliZed salt. taken from
the shores of the great Salt Lake in Cali
fornia, by Col. J. &. Fremont, October,
1915.
bv the spray of the lake. The specimens
are on twiggs, but it forms on everything
that it touches.
The reddish stain on one of the specl-
mems comes from contact with magnetic
iron ore i'm the box where il had lain tor
two wears; in its own formation. all is clca
and white. and gltters in the sun.
Mineral SaU-There is also deposited
a specimen taken from Il mountain IN the
basin of the Great Salt Lake by Col.
Fremont. October, 1915.
Locality southeast from the lake. de-
signated on lIumboldt's map of New
Spain as '.Montagne de Sal Gennc.
Rock Salt Mountain. y Washington In
ION.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

Four wealthy Norwegans passed through \.
fork city Friday. The Sun says: They
were the proprie,ors Of village near Bergen
who inteno to found IA colony in Wisconsin, ana
have brought with them 100 persons, whose pas
sage they pay. The specie brought by these
proprIetors. is in,me and their people are all
in comfortable circums,ances-every emigrant
bringing from 500 to 900 pounds Of luggage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

Ir HOT in New Orleans by the last &C
counts. thai the Cresce ut says the people there
have been compelled to draw their breath with
cork screws. This is entirely too hot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

In $40, the crop of wheat raised in Washing
ton county, Nd, was 6t> ,1S7 bushels. this year
il is estimated to exceed one million Of bushels.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

"Sammy. Sammy, my don't stand there
scratching your head; stir your siuinps. or You
will make no progress IN hie- WY. father
I've often heard You say that the only way u
get along in the world to scratch AHEAD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

IL am afraid l shall come TO want" said an
old lady TO a young gentleman.
IL have come to want already was the reply.
IL want Your daughter:'
The old lady ope ned her eyes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

Lors OF FAIR SEx.-1he King Of the 4Ashanes
is allow cd, b. law, 1888 wives.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-23

MEXICO AND EGYpr.-There many analO-
gies between the Mexieans and Egyptians Ii
the following statement be true there 10 great
work for the antlquarians ahead:
DISCOVERY OF MUmMIEs At DURANGO. MEXICO
The Texas Star that million mumfnics
have bee u discovered o the eusirons Of Duran
go. in Mexico. They are in sitting posture,
but have the same wTapplngs, bands. and orn.-
nis, as the Egyptians Among them was
found a sculptured head, with poignard Of Hint,
bea ads, fragments Of bone, polished Ike IVORY
fine work ed elastic tissues, probably our modern
Inaian rubber Cloth, nsoccasins worked IKE thoss
of Indian to-day, bones OF VIPER,
remains TO continue usese Interesting fesfa'cucs
ana America W III become another Egypt 70 -
a,,..,e.- ana her ru.u. will GO back ie ste oicess
.rio.i of tn. weird. showing doubtless tnat ne
, ancestors el the -aontrz1has hseo y" s"s 1''e'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-02-09
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 Durant and John Donalds, in Middle
Salem, containing by resurvey 352 acres al
1852.
One Tract, on Lynche's Creek, known as
the Bradley Tract, lying between English's
cross roads and Durant's Ferry, adjoining
lands of David Cole and others, containing
3O3 acres at $500.
One Tract, OH Lynche's Creek, in Darling
ton District, with Durants Ferry attached to
it together with large new fiat, containing
l4S acres, at the very reduced price Of
$400.
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 arc
too wcll known TO require any praise or puff
fing. Suffice it 10 say then, that on such
lands as | am offering at the above reduced
prices, ] have heretofore made with proper
cultivation and manuring, one bale cotton per
acre.
GJ-I am also the Agent 10 sell several other
large bodies of Lands in a high state of cul-
tivaton and improvement; which arc offered
at the small sum of $s3 per acre.
Terms are made to suit purchasers; any
length of time given that is at all reasonable.
j. d ASIIMORE,
Agent Of Martha Ashmorc.
Nov. 25, 1917. 5 lamtf
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FOR FALL TRADE.

THE Subsciber will, during the Summer,
make extensive additions to his Establish
ment in the way OF Room, SO that he will be
prepared this Autumn, to shcw his customers
one of the largest and richest stocks OF DR. Y
GOODS in the Southern country. twill
be his intention as heretofore, to keep every
article in the Dry Goods line. Particular al
tcnion paidt all styles of LADIES' RICII
DRESS GOODS AND STA WIS.
Our Front Sales Room will he very much
enlarged and will as heretofore be devoted to
our Retail Department. Rooms in the rear
will be well stocked with all the leading
styles of DOlIESTIC GOODS, EER-
SEY.S, BLANKETS, OSNAB BURGS,
3c. &c,
1t will be onr cn,,oayor to offer to purchas-
ers one OF the largest and best stocks in the
City, and at the lowest possible prices.
T.. w. BANCROFT,
253 King st. Charleston, S. G..
n. Blu Chambers, over 233 kingstrcet
we shall, as usual, offer to Merchants and
others, large stock at Wholesale, at prices
we'll worthy their attention.
July 7, 1917. 36 If
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ST ra we'd
Dec. 80, 1917. 10 ?,
GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared to execute orders TO any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any nlade-inthe State, possessing all the ad-
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal inway Of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
injurc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting ofthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have 10 cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to DO work IN the
Cabinet line-sucli as Bcdstcads Nardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, CIpboards,
&c. sc. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON 81 BROTHER
Opposite the Presbyterian church
Sumterviile, April %, lSi7.26 1y
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Observation-Disclosures DIST,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.


Wm. IT. L.Ot ads G. Hunt, Admir-.
Whereas WIN. II. Hunt, who is in the
custody of the sheriff Of Sumter District, by
virtue OF surrender by his bail, in the above
stated case, has filed III my Office his petition
praying for the benefit Of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly for the relief of Insolvcnt
Debtors, together with schedule of his cs-
tate and effects
Notice is hereby given, to the said C. Hunt
Admr., and all other creditors Of the said w.
FL Hunt, TO be and appear before the asso-
ciate Judges of the said State, at the Court
of Common Pleas for Sumter District, to be
held on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday i'll March next, to shcw cause, if any
they can, why the estate and effects Of the
said w. II. Hunt, should not be assigned and
he be discharged according TO the provisions
of the Act Of the General Assembly for the
relief of lnsolvent Debtors
J. D. JONES, c. C. c. p.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist.
Dec. 18th, 1917. 81 BIN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST
IN TuE Co,lMnN p1rAs

4.
Samuel J. Young g. Co. VS.. Mendal Smith.
Whereas Mendal Smith, who is in the GUS
tody of the sheriff Of Sumter District by vir-
lie Of 9 surrender by his bail in the above
stated case, has fled in my office Ills petition,
praying for the benofi. of the Act OF the Gem
eral Assembly for TIC relief of lnsolvent
Debtors, together with schedule of his Es-
tate and effects:
Notice is hereby given, to the said Samuel
J. Young g. Co, and all other creditors of the
said Mcndal Smith to be and appear before
the associate Judges Of the said State at the
Court of Common Pleas for S-mter District,
to be held on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next. to shew cause, if any
they can why the estate and effects of the
said Mendal Smith should no. bo assigned
and he be discharged according to the provis-
ions of the Act OF the General Assembly for
the relief of Insolvcnt Debtors.
j. d. JONES, c. c. c. p.
Clerks office, Sum. Dist.
Dec. 18th, 1S47. 81 3m
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NEW FALL Go OED s. A II HEs
CAMDEN BAZAAR ~ ~
NI. DRUGIkEfs dEI ICO.

Are now receiving from the North, a very
large and splendid assortment Of Reasonable.
Goods, contsting in part of, Cloths, Casslsi
Smeres, Sattinets Vestings, Linens, Sccarfs,
Cravats and Stocks-plaip, figured and strip,
ed Alpaccas, and other desirable Goods for
Ladies' Dresses; Also, a splendid variety Of
Calicoes and Chintzes, and the very best and
cheapest assortment Of Bleached and Brown
hIuslins in the Town. sfss I
The above Goods have been selected with
Market, and having been purchased on the
most advantageous terms for cash, will be
sold at very small advance OH the Northern
cost
Also-A Large Stock Of @ ...l
Hardware, Groceries, Begging Rope,
Twine, Boots and Shoes.
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IE; r r. In S5 IS
COMPOUND Fluid Fluid EXTRACT OF
SARS4PARILLA AND 3 QIFEEN,S.
DEITGHI,

DEL IGH7
There arc few cases of chronic and painful
Rheumatism: that will not yield to the inhu-
ence Of Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight II
duly perseyered, especially if taken in con-
junction with IIydr. Of Potash, times called
Mercurial Rheumatism (violent pains ISL IN g, the
homes, &c,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe feyers ana other
protracted disease.
II is hiphly recommended for all Diseases
of the skin, chronic as well as recent. One
bottle will, in most instances, eftectualy re-
move all :pilnples, postules, or blotches on the
face, to which young persons in this climate
are SO much subjected to. arising either from
impurity of, the blood or debility. 1t is the
best remedy known for scrofulous affections,
sores, and breakings out in young children,
and is safe and efficacious in removing entire
ly every trace of hereditary diseascs from the
system in the tenderest infant; in fact in oil Gu
taneous affections it is invaluable. AS gem
eral purifier of the blood, and an eradicator Of
all obstinate diseases this preparation will un-
doubtedly take the precedence Of all other re-
medies 1t gently operates upon and reg
ulates tho bowels, restores to the blood its
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
1t will effectually relieve Erysapelas eren
in it's worst stages, and all persons suffering
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first so, but if no marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Hydriodatcd Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
done in the case OF all quack medicines OF the
day, to effect their sale, and so force them up
on the public, the subscriber begs leave to
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number of Physicians and Plan
tiers of our city and ncighborhood, with great
success, viz: DR.. H. r. Frost, Dr. w. G..
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, Dr. c. c..
Pritchard, Mr.. S. Legarc, Lieut.. Wilson, u.
s. R. S., all Of this city, DIR. James Stoney,
Beaufort. DR.. J. A. Mayes, Sumter. &c.
For the composition Of this preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to
the 9Th and 9th Nos. Vol. l, Of the "Southern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price ST per bottle, or So for do. The
same preparation as Syrup is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle, or 81 per bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER NJ. EPPING,
Kemist and Druggist, king-st.
Charleston, s. @.
For sale in Sumterrile Jy the Agent,
JOHN L. MILLER, NJ. d.
U,'Thc subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any Of the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such treatment,
and arc willing to dispose of them with the
view Of seeing them cured, will find pur-
chaser in the subscribcr, who is willing to
give fair price for such.
March 81, 1917. % ly
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@ III Es IIO VI s Ne /.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he has
fitted ont a house as RESTAURAT, oppo-
site Mattheson's store, and between Davis's
Hotel and Boyl's Hotel, where will be found
Eatables of the bcs, kind the market can af-
ford. Also, Planted Oystcrs-all Of which
will he served up in the best style. The
Bar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, Of
the hest quality.
The subscriber having long experience
in the business, hopes, by strict attention, to
merit All equal share of public patronage.
JAMES G. M'kENNA.
Camden, Nov. 3, lSi7. 3 If
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Smoked Salmon Tongues and Beef;
Picked do Mackerel and Tongues.
Sardines, lobstcrs, anchovies, capers, olives,
pickles;
Imitation English and Northern cheese, mac
caroni.
Crushed and loaf sugar; assorted brown do.
Rio and Old Java coffee; superiine hyson
and un-powder teas; N. Orleans and West
India Molasses; half barrels Northern Flour;
CI{41IPA GNE AND LIQUORS.
Baskets champagne, Of superior brands;
Champe and other cordials best French
Brandy, vintage 1905; sup. sherry and ma
dcira wines; tenor tie and malaga wines; old
Scotch and monongahela whiskey; Jamaica
and Northern Rum; Holland Gin (very old),
Old Peach and Apple Brandy; old Port wine,
very superior; orgcat, ginger, raspberry, lenl-
OIL and other syrups.
PRESERVES.
West India Preserved ginger; West India
preserved pine Apples; lines, peaches, plums
and cherries. Fresh pruncs, currants, citron
and lemons.
Scgars.
Butterfly, Diana, Regalia, Gold Leaf,
Charleston, Crown Eagle, and various other
approved brands Just received, and for sale
by S. B. LEVY.
Camlcn, S. c., Nov. IS, lsi7. 8 If
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rPLOOK HERE. IN

81 The subscriber has just returned from
IalM the North with full and we'll selected
stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all
kind of JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and
Kuick Knackeries of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
ever been offered in Sllmtcrville. Has bccn
selected with great care, and cannot fail to
please.
Purchasers may expect to find great dGr-
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his grcatful ac-
acknowledgements for past iavors, and solicits
renewal of patronage.
FREEMAN HOYT.
Sumterville, Sept Ia, l647. 46 ly
N. B.--Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re-
paired as usual.
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EsTRAY.

There is large bay marc mule taken up
by the subscriber, has the appearance OF be-
longing to some farmer, appears quite tame,
and has been worked; she is about I3 hands
high. The owner can come forward prove
property, pay expenses and take her away.
S. J. Fs,s OSKERA,t
Decs3l, 1s47. 10 tfs #
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]. L. HAYNSWORTH,
5 u II EON DENTIST
SUMTER VILE. S. C..
OFFICE ON DOOR SOUTH or TIE Dnuu Sror

OFFICE ON DOOR SOUTH or TIE DnUu STORE
RE G O NJ MEN DATlON.
We respectfully desire 10 recommend MIR.
JAMES l.. Hay NswonTn, as n skiiuI and thor
oughy qualified operator in his profession, aud
iully entitled TO the confidence of the comm,l.
nifty nt large. iln has been our pupil f,r tho
last THREE YEARs, and has with pcrscvcring in
dustry, proh,ed by oil the ample opportunities
which our establishment in CoIumln nllnrded.
BLANDiNG & REYNOLDS.
Columbia. May 1916. 20 "
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
Just received and for sale at the
DRUG STORE.
I.SO-

A general assortment of Fancy Articles;
including Pungents, Otto Rose Walls Fancy
Walls, Toilet Cologne Ornaments, Chalk,
Perfumery, Soaps. Nail and Hair Brushes;
Teething Rings, steel Pens, Pocket Ink
stands, &c. &c.
December 8, I647.
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A. WHITE, & co.

~ " IL Il 1IS ~ W.
beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally that they have just received
from New York and Philadclphia-and will
sell on as reasonable terms as they can be
obtained any where in this market-a large
and splendid assortment of
iNCYA ND STA PIE DIR TGOODS,
suitable for the Fall Trade, consisting Of
Muslins, Cambrics, Calicoes, Linens, Shirt
ings, Shcctings and Homespuns; Broad
cloths. Satinc,s, Twecds and Jeans, Negro
cloths, Blankets, sc. of every dcscription-
Also, large assortment of lInts and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Stationery, Saddlcry, Bag
ging, Rope and Twine; Hardware, Cutlery,
Groceries, SIC. &c. of the most approved
quality. Persons wishing to make purcha-
scs will 10 well to call and examine for
themselves.
Sept 20, lS-l7. AZ If
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Hicklcd Salmon, Hzacilcrcl.
LOchainc kscrriilg, sc.
3 barrels picked SALMUND No. l
do MACKEREL do
2 half do do do l
3qn'r do do do
5 do do do do 2
Whole and half kits do do l & :.
Quarter barrels Fulton Market Picked
Tongues.
Kits I.ochfine Herrings
u Salmon and Mackercl rctailod by the
single ono.
Sept. 20. DICKSON {; I.ATTA.
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{ iticr, Ale, Porter, &c.
6 boxes New Ark Cider; boxes Claret
2 casks London Pale Ale
9 do Philadelphia do do
2 do London Porter, in quarts and pints
10 baskets Champagne, favorite brands
2 boxes fine lemon syrup
3 common do do
Strawberry, Raspberry and Pine Apple syrup
Just received by wagon from Gadsdcn.
DICKSON g. I.ATTA
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GEORGIA. Ex;AITTs, 4
Kcrseys, Blankets. sc.


The Subscriber will be prepared TO,
supply Planters and others, with any
quantity Of GEORGIA. PLkI MS. ihiss
season. Owing 10 iheFlargc demand
last season, he was unable osupply ly all
that were wanted. He has mad deS arr
rangements,fora full supply and cnn
with confidence say, that they are the
bcs, article for The price atwi,ich they
are sold, ever offered 10 Planters for
servants wear. .s,s ss:s
AIS So
A full assortment salI The leatlilsR
Styles OF KERSEYS. [, IA / N So Ll
BLANKETS, &C.. WfictlaEe pfIesssl ais
prices. wellWorll.y lhe attention Of pusss,
chusers. ]; ssis
f.. w. .BAKCRDFst
1853 King st C sharls ssion, Isl %
July 4 ISd7, ss6
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.|:l.IsENroYAH1
" f.+tItt
SIyfY4RZl ESI'ON STORE,
s.OF. THE

CslY4RLE.SI'ON N3 STORE.
DICKSON& LATTA "a would respectfll-
llyinform their friends and customers atthey
have removed from their old stand to their
new Brick Store above the Camden Bank,
and have on hand, and are rccciving constant
", new and full assortment of choice and
select Groceries, which they offer FOR
CASH, at a small advance on Charleston
prices.
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gOPARIsI,NERs.IIIIs.

The subscribers beg leave TO- Inform Their
gfrienns in Sumter and the public generally,
that they have entered into copaft ftnership,
under the style Of As hi. 81 r. KE.sEDYi,
when they removed to the store lately occ,i-
pied by J. ID. Murray.
They intend keeping d general and seyten.
sive assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware and
Grocercies, and hope, by strict attention to
busness, and selling at the very lowest pri
ces, to merit continuance of that patronage
heretofore extended to them. Is ss
Al. nj. KENNED Y. yffi4
PR. M. KENNEDY. Is
Camden, Jan. 10, ls4e. IL If
Fruit E3.stit !! !! B
Fine large Oranges; Fresh Lemons; Ap-
pies, Sc. &c. sE 1
- LSO---
Citron; Currants; Candies; French and
American Rock do, Brazil Nuts, Filberts
and Almonds. Just received per steamer
.DeKalb, and for sale by Y Il
Jan 10, l54S. DICKSON &s9LATTA.
Sarayed
From the subscriber, at his plantation on
Santee, on the Goth inst. a large liver colored
double-nosed POINTER DOG. He had on
when he left, collar, with the owners name
upon it. Any information respecting him
will be thankfully received, or a sui.a6le re-
ward will be paid for his delivery tome.
]. M. NELSON.
Dec. 3U, 1917. 10 q
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-02-09
Preserves asai Pickles.

Preserves asad Pickles.
East and West lndia Preserves. in
jars "f all sizes. Also,
Pickles, in half gallon, quarts and
pint Jars. Capers, French and Spanish
Olives, Kctchup and Sauces, received
by wagon from Gnlson.
DICKSON g. I.ATrA.