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The uniform and decided action produced upon
TIE Liver by those truly celebrated Pills, is Cailv
and hourly gaming tor them reputation Car hove
the proprietors most sauEulue expectations. In
all unhealthy and diseased states OF tho Liver,
such as Bilious and other FevrrS, Jaundice. Dy.-
pepsia, Sick Heud ache, Elatulency, Hahliunl
tostlVsness, they act with the greatest certainly;
and purifier OF the blood they are unsurpassed.
In view OF these facts, the Proprietor, in recon-
mendlGg his Compound Liver Pills, does 10 with
the greatest confidence. lie assures those who
may have occasion % them. that they are
strictly what they purport 10 be, VIZ; a LIVER
PILL, and expressly prepared Tor the above dis
eases. For sale by II T. STRIKER.
Why will you allow your hair TO fall out; and
become bald IN youth, when Ballard X Grsene' =
Coral Hair Restorative Will positively prevent
your hair from falling out, free it from all scurVv
or dandrutl, and will force the Human Hair. to
grow wherever Nature intended. Price IS and
81 cents. BE sure aud see lhut our signature is
OH each bottle, a none other is genuine.
For sale by H. T. Nrykcr.
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Why will you have grey hgn' or red hair, whom
it can be matched with any darker shade, surpas.
sing in beauty even the most natural locks hy
using the celebrated Venetian Liquid Hair Dye,
prepared only by Ballard x Greene, Chemists, &c,
each bottle is accompanied with our signature, as
none other is genuine Price - cents.
Por sale by II. +. StrykOr.
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BY LIGHTNING.
MARCH I4,6P. NJ.
CHICAGO Journal OFFIcE,)
March If. p. NJ.
LATE FROM VERA CRUZ-SANTA
ANNA FXpATRlATFD
MARCH Ii. G p NJ

In the New Orleans Times of the 2Sth,
the arrival of the United States Steamship,
EDITH, is announced with the latest dates
from Vera Cruz. She left that port on the
10Th. The most important intelligence is
that Of the departure by the permission of
Gen. Scott, of Santa Anna. lie will, it is
supposed, embark at Vera C-uz for Hayan-
ia. This is all we have of late dates.
No market reports worth giving. No re-
ports east of Chicago to dav.
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TEfr.jEc .2ccidcnt-Thc brick wall, OH
the corner Of Eighth and Charty.Sl., fol-
this afternoon with a loud crash, buryiUg
four unfortunate laborcrS and others in the
ruins. All we're drcadulIy manglcd-thcjr
limbs hrokeu-their flesh horribly bruised.
They were exiricaiad rs soon rs possible,
Two OF them can scarcely survive.
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Why viii you have red, course or scurvy hair,
when for three shiIlIugs il can b. made cltan.
beautiful tue, soft and SILKY, hyusine Billiard &
Greene Coral Hair Restorative.
For safe bp II. f. Striker.
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PREsmENuL ELEyTIoN.-By the act
Of Congress, January 1915. the next Pres
idental election Will he held IN every State
ON the same day. This year the appoint
ed dav is Tuesday, November :.
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ILLINOIS CoNSrITUTIoN.-Thc new con-
s,itntion Of Illinois has been adopted by 4
very large majority, 10 10 10000.
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TINS TRrArl 81 PrAcE.-Maj, Van BIZ
rem. who is Just from Washington. states
positively that the treaty viii be confirmed.
lie saws that the obnoxious clause relative
10 old land claims, will be abandoned by
McAico.-.Hbaay .4rgt.S.
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EANCY and PLAIN PARLDR STOVES
L Just received and Tor sale ty
Septembcr, | A. MARSHALL & PHEIrs.
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4 IIR 1Io oT'IC CEs
70 TIRE PLAN1iE RS Or q SUMTER


The subscribers, the former of whom has
recently had erected on his plantation one of
Proyosts Patent swinging Fulcra Cotton
Presses, with which he is well pleased, and
! believes tito be far superior to the Screw
or anything now in use for Ce.touH Packing,
purposes, have purchased the right of said
: Press for Sumter District. This Press has
been in successful operation for three years..
In regard to the convenience of the Press, il
can be at ttached to the Gin -house, and shell.
tered all under one roof L is well calcnla-
ted to press from four hundred and fifty to
five hundred pounds Of Cotton in! four and a
half yards of Bagging, and that with one mule.
The Workmanship Of the Press is quite sim
pie, takes much less timber than that OF
screw, cdn be built in one-third Of the time,
and can be raised in three or four hours with
seven hands without any danger whatever.
The subscribers beg leave to inform the pub
lie that they have workmen now ready to
attend the building Of the Press.
Persons wishing to build their own Press
will be furnished with bill of timbers and
dimensions for twenty dollars, ($2O.) Me-
chanlcs, wishing to enter into the business,
can have by one hundred dollars ,($lOO)
worth, at $l5.p per right. Any further infor-
nation wanting, apply to the undersigned,
IS JAMES S. TINDALL,
Friendship, p. 0. Sumter Disi.
&2,, r. +. LIGON, ksq9
Sumterrille, s. C. &
June II, 1913. 81 On
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COTTON CsTMs. !,

Tho subscriber returns his thanks to those,
who. patronized him last season. He centin.
ues to manufacture GINS upon the most ap..
proved plan, and warrants them equal to any
other Gins, in workmanship, materials and
performance. They are warranted to give
satisfaction. p e
a,lrRepairipg will be faithfully attended TO-.
The subscriber respectfully requests a
share OF the patronage of the planters Of
this and the adjoining Districts. s.ii ~; =.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get
one of those HORSE UfLLLS,weil known
as McCreight's Mill, made expressly to be
attached to Gin Gearing. The subscriber
has few on hand. = !. i.i i'ftS' 5ss'f'
dfOrders for Gins or Mills, will be prompt,
ly attended to. .5s $50 aat ats 4
r. J. McCREIGHT.
Camden, May, 1s4s. 80 GIN A & 1.
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ssIIERIFF's s SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me d.
recteda will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on stlts fret Monday and day following in
July next within the legal hours of sale,
Titles:
Lot Cattle and Horse, Saddle
and bride, levied on az the property Of John
r. June, at the suits Of James Keels 8 cases,
and $E. b. Davis. Cattle to be sold at John
Fumes store in Clarendon, on 4th July,
1913.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. D.
June II, 184S. 81 Ct
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NsMILEs of the AllIDEN BRANEHs
3RAIll. F!19Ill DAD tbeS UNGTIONfo
ssCIAAIsENDQN, !s are now for the
portation of Freight and Pa seiigerss ,sys
AInASSEN GER q Drain fnns dai]V. rs con. .ui
mnectionS ne with tho rains on the sont, Carpii-
ma Rail Road. I;
! REIG GIIE Nill also be taken to ana fios.
this Station, The ges how ever, on ifeieht
TO Clarendon, must sfor tie present he paid inss
For further partic ulars, appl to IN DE- sBaS..f
ley. Agent, at elaren ndon, or 90 the Agents
on the South Carolina Rail Road ads
j OHM MGR AE, Eng 8 &c. %5;s St,
Mar. 81 .al849. n 3, N
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NlWHl'ltDIh,a

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
engaged, himselS in the Butchering Business
IN Sumtervile. He will cndcavor 10 procure
the finest Becves the country affords; and
wIlh strict attention to business hopes to re-
ceve liberal patronage. He will butcher
three times week or oftcner if required
hegular customers may run accounts month";
~. UPayments required promptly, to ena-
May 90, 1s4s. 81 DIM
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1H d 1Is O "a ].

q SUMTERNIL LLE, 10Th lfay,slS lS48s.
On my way to STUNT erVille to day, i lost,
Nsuppoae, BY dropping from any pocket ia
large red p o CKET BQ o K containing
Notes to the amount Of about Ss5, 000,i with
other papers, (no money bout sss440 0O5payr
able to Henry !. H.Lesssene, the rest payable
to James 3. Hilton. and the estate Of M
Hilton or bearer. 'fef finder u confer a
favor, and be rewarded by placing the Pocket
Book aud conients where ismaysget4 hold sof
them. All persons are forewarned trading
for same. us Sd -,
J AS. b. HILTON. s.
5. May %, 1648. <; E,llt, s, 80 81 ssagS
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IN NEVyisG sGClO.I IDS.
A. WHITE, 81 co. l ]. I

Inform their customers and the public,
generally, that they are.receiving their,
SPRING }STO C;K' from New York. & ~ ~
Their senior partner is now in Charleston:
completing their stock which they will selt
as low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or to prompt custo-
mers. Gall and examine our stock, and we
aatter ourselves we viii not fail to give salts.
fiction. ~ 8 S. f'sss ssss3
They would also inform their friends that.
having lately become agents for the sale of
FULTON OSNABURGS, they are now &,
prepared to supply that article in any desirra..s
bic quantities upon as low terms as 1t has
ever been purchased in this place. Prices
as follows:--9 l-2 cents per- the bale; 10 do,
per the piece, and II do. per yard for all less;
er quantities les upon time; each yard warranted
to weigh 8 y e
March 90 1S48. g F7-5ss$ffss
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Reef, Beef.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Sumterville and vicinity, that he
intends to carry on the Butchering Business,
and that he will furnish them with the very
best Beef the country can afford, as low as
It can possibly be afforded, on the following
days. tc-wit: Tuesday, Thursday and .Salur-
aay Having carried OIL butchering for the
last eight years, punctually, he returns his
thanks to his friends for their liberal patron
age, and solcts continuance of the same.
q. G. CHANDLER.
June II, 1913, 33 If
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Read Quarters.

10Th REGIMENT, S. C. M.
Appointments in the 20th Regiment, s. C. NJ.
Dr.-Adolphus II. Frierson, Surgeon.
E.J. Goodman, Assistant surgeon.
Elisha Spencer, Paymaster.
John s. Bradley, Quarter-master.
All Of. whom will bc obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY order Of Col RHAME,
s,yS IN 54 F. II. KENNEDY,
,Adjt 20th Regt. S. C. M.
2nd May, 194S. 81 Ct
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
SUM TEREILLE. s. G..

The subscriber having just received
stock of Fresh Materials, designs making up
and keeping for sale fine assortment of
furniture, consisting of Bead-steads, Cribs,
Wardrobes, Presses, Bureaus, Bookcases,
Sofas, Tables, Wash-stands, &c. &c.
Old furniture repaired, and polishing Of
every description done, on reasonable terms
Also, will keep for sale, Sashes, Blinds, win
dow shutters, Pannel Doors, Mantlepieces,
Locks, Hinges, Nails, screws; in short oil
the materials required for House Building
The subscriber, thankful for past iavors, So
licits continuance of the same
E. II. MELLICHAAIP.
Corner Of Broad aud Li6erty-sts.
Sunterville, June Id, 1913. 33 If
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SOUTH CAR0LINA-SUMTER DIST
BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said


Whereas, L. F. Rhame, hath applied to
me for Letters IF Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattele. rights and
credits of VIM, Barwick, late of the, Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and atlmsnish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 23d day Of June, Is4s, to
shew cause, if any, why the said administra-
tion should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day Of June, in the year of our
IL. ST. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight, and in the 72nd year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s. D.
June Ii, 194s. 33 q
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CANCER CURED,

Dr.sJAs. G. HICKS would respectfully in
form the citizens of Sumter District and the
public generally, that he will remain at MIR.
benjamin Mitchell's, six miles from Sumter
vile, for a few weeks. All who may be af-
flicted with the dangerous disease, Cancer,
will do well by calling on him soon Many
certificates might be produced, but perhaps
the following will be satisfactory.
CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned, take this method to
recommend DR.. ]. c. HICKS, to the pub
iic as a man we'll worthy Of patronage in his
profession as Cancer Doctor From gen.
eral opinion and from our own observation,
We have been accustomed to think cancers
were, for the most part incurable, after hay-
ing attained any grcut age or size; but we
have seen and known cancors cured by him
IN very short time, which seemed to defy
all human skill-even the sight of which
drew from beholders remarks of fear and
despair. Hence we gladly embrace this
mode OF recommending him to the commun-
ty, thinking we shall thereby confer favor
on many, and assist the cause of humanity.
Philip A.. r. Cahoon, M. d. Nixinton, N. C.
John N. Butt, ~. D., Woodville, do
Wm. Wilson, do do
Thomas Wilson, Hertford, do
Richard FELTON,, +. do do
John T. jordan, Gatesville, do
Ed Fl. Perkins, Elizabeth city, do
Anderson Whedbee, do do
Thomas 8. Hoskins, Edenton, do Sheriff of
Chowan.
w. r. Skinner, Post master of Edenton, do
Edward Simmons, Currituck C. II. do
III. Ernest, M. D. Richmond Va.
ET.J.$ Ruad,. nj. D., do do
Richard Payne, Hampton, do
G. Edwards, Portsmouth, do
Sumtcruilte, June lS4S.
hereby certify that have had for the last
IL years a disease on one of my eyelids,
which has caused me much pain, trouble and
expense. / have applied to fivc scientific
and eminent physicians. none Of whom
effected any permanent relief. In my opin-
ion, the disease is cancer, contrary to the
opinion of some Of the physicians. Fortu-
anately, saw DR.. J. c. HIcKs's notice in the
South Caroliniar, wr,,le to him, and have been
under his treatment for the last six days.
dorejoice to say that believe he will effect a
very speedy and permanent cure. 1t seems
TO me his remedy must be effectual, il applied
in time; and advise all, who ure aboring un-
. der this dreadful disease, to apply forthwith,
. as his stay may be short. Do not put it off,
because the cancer is small. Mine was Of
the size Ola small pins head, when it first
appeared in 1886.
r To those who may wish the aid Of Dr..
Hicks, or to any one else, would say, they
will find in him that regard and decency char
acteristic of "a gentleman.
To DR. JAS. G. Hicks,
Columbia, sc.
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| ITO.I'TOFs|

The nndersign ned having this day assccia-
ted themselves in the Practice of Medicine,
under tho firm Of M MELLETT g. BRuEsoN, and
also for the further purpose Of carrying on
the DRUG BUSINESS Sin$ Snmterville,
would respectfully solicit 4 the patronage of
their friends, and the community at large
They have, and will constantly keep on hand
a large and fresh supply of ID r U.G s.,
NfEDICINES,SPAfNTS, OILS, DYE
.STUFFS,an and every other article that is
common to Drug Store. faIs
One door west of Leans old stand,
r. s. MELLETT,
W.. w. BRUNSON.
May co. 1s4s. sss 81 ly
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alalltcrviHlc Academy.

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and patrons, that in consequence of
his contemplated absence on visit to Vir-
ginia, the exercises Of the above institution
have this day closed. two weeks previous to
the regular termination of the session, and
that for this difference in time, proportional
deduction will be made in the tuition fees.
The exercises will again commence on
Monday, the l4th Of July next
THOS. D. RUSSELL,
,,oo., Principal
May 2Oth, 1913. 81 2t
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SUMTER RVILLEsBAIxERY. &.
.NOtic.e.

M ~ Ou1Ce - 81 - I{
The subscriber will positively commence
Baking on Friday next, 5ili inst. The tickets
will be ready BY Thursday and can be had, at
!. j JOSEPHEDALLiSON s
3 ~ He is also prepared TO I max clkes for;
Balls, Parties, ,Wedd ddings and Rolts, at 1884
cents per pound, they finding their own ma
terials; in d superior manner, to gl.arantea
satisfaction for town or country parties
t5ssd s>, !. .tB. d. e
11ay Sd, ls4s. tt 81
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Dr. s. G. Bow.yIInlla:sllili.7 4 al /. !

Having located at Mr. nj N. Gardner,s
(SumterI Dist, near st. Paul's Church, Zaw-
caw,) will he ever ready to attend to those
who may need his services Thankful for;
past favors, he hopes to merit a share of pub
lie patronage BY close attention to business. 81
/ May "a, 1648. 5s,:s 80 Il I'm lts4
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I.ow FOR CASH.

The undersigned has just received large
and general assortment Of New Goods, viz |:
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery,
Carpenters Tools, Guns, &c; Hats, Caps,
Shoes. Boots, Stationery, &c.; Crockery,
Potware, &c.
5000 best Spanish Segars,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
Italian Violin and Guitar strings;
Alarge lot Of
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
which will be sold low for cash or good pa.
per, by .5s: St 81
~ Opposas China's Hassl. NJ
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NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, sorrel MARE, with star on
the forehead, and about Is or 10 hands high.
She was found in the possession Of negro
boy, who says he stole her from Mr.. Georpe
Norris at thu 81 mile house, on the common
road. The ownor is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay expenses and take
Der away.
CARSTEN VASSE.
lS mile House, state road,
May l3, la4S. 33 If
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alhN8ORDINIlAlNCl;2 !. 1

orthe prsssry ryation'of Order in the streets
Of Sumteryiiie. ~ - i siss
BE IL ordained by the Z o,on Council Of
Sunnteruille ~ hat: from and after the passing
of!ths Ordinance, that any person or persons,
who shall aabe guilty, of conduct, within tho
corporate limits of said lvillage, calculated or
intended to ffrighten Horses in harness or un-
der saddle, or Of running horses through the
streets!of aaid village, shall be- subject to Q
ing Fifty Dollars, And n % that # such c Offence
be 'cotainittedsbya d slave Sor free person Of
color, such person shall be punished with not
more than fifty stripes. @3a .s5t{ 4
Published by order of Council.
~ j. B. M. HAAiMET,
sgsss5S Clerk Of Council.
- June 81; le46. "a 1t
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sOUTM-CAROLINA---sUMTER DIST
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

TLEAS.
b. N penich Declaration in Anach1.
Benz. ]. D. West, Debt.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benz. j.
ID. West tho defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State of South
Carolina, (as it is sad) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom copy
of the above Declaration with rule to plead
thereto, may be served -.
1t is therefore ordered, that the defendant
DO plead thereto on or before the twenty
fourth day of May next, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will he then given and
awarded against the said Benz. ]. D. West.
j. ID. JONES, c. c. c.p.
Clerks office, Sumter Dist.
May 23d, lS4S. 53l qf lad
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. MoNTGoMlE;RY,, ,AIA) JAN. 81, 1915


Dear sir-Yo our preparation .'Sty tyllingia',
or saueen,s Delights" is attracting some at {
tention in this place; and we think it only ne
cessary that it should be attaipable to render
it very saleable. Relow va
will give you a few lines from DR.. Berney as
rejecting the opinion Of the profession here
OF the merits ofthe preparation, DIR. B. ISL
Phys!cian OF large practice and extended re-
pntaton, and whose Recommendation would
go far to extend the sale! of your Medicine-,s
you can send us a lot to the care Of r. S. e.:
Mobile, y = So s -SY 80
Respectfully,
JENNINGS s. g. C;AFFEY,D DRUGGISTS.
Mr. j. P. M. Err1sG: - .5 B.
Sir,-l am pleased to discover. from the
accompanying, letter Of Messrs. Jennings e.
Galley, that they have applied to you for am
Agency for the sale of your preparation Of
Stylingia.. 1t would be, am persuaded.
greatly to your-interest to establish an Agen.
cy here, and sllonld you determine to do SOL
Jennings g. Caffee would do az we'll for Won Z
as any house in this place. They are rasron-,
sible and clever gentlemen, we'll known 4 to
the community as such, and yon would con
Ter favor upon the faculty generally, as well
as the people,4if you would place Gls in pos
session of your PREPARATION \ have ever
been pleased with the Stylingia in the treat
ment Of certain affections, having first receiv-<
ed an cauaintnnce With its remedial proper
ties, years since, from my friend and precep.s
tor Dr. T'hos. Y. Simons, of your CITY. to
whomtI would refer you, if thought neces.
sary. .,,s. sgs s, . =.
!, Respectfully, ,t y. 5sss4i III
JAMES BERNEY, III. j. !, go: !3:l
publish the above letters to still further
sn,siy the public Of the value Off prepara-s n
ton Of Sarsaparla and Queen's Delight.
The last one shows, conclnsively how il ss isss
estimated by the more enlightened portion Of
the Medical profession, and meets effo ctually
the sneers, &c, &c., Of some Of our would be
great Doctors who try To put down. Wh;.
because it has M beer, the means OF relieving
vain for years. Z. ,. -. ~ 5Fz5
,. ?. NJ. EPPING, Chemist and Druggist
Feb. %, q .5.3i ssIis ~ sstf
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Medical Notice.

DR.. a. II, FRIERSON, having located a,
Mr.. John ]. McFaddcns on Black river, with
good assortment Of fresh medicines, offers
his professional services to his former custe
'mers and to tho public generally.
April IL, ls4s. "a Ct
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PU Nj PS.

The subscriber is prepared to furnish and
set up Douglass's patent iron Pumps, which
tor simplicity and durability, exceed anything
OF the sort yet invented.
Iron, and Brass Castings and Coppersmith
work for all kinds of machinery, can be fur
nished by tho subscriber at short notice, if
persons wishing such work will leave their
shop.
May 80, 1s4s. "A 81 b
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Rerulls,y,,I.i

-, The subscriber would respectfully MORN
his friends and The public eeheraIl sbat i II
has removed to ttlia stand iofnies Az ocGnnisd
by Mr. "A, Conway. !
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-21
IMPROVED COTTON GINS,

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he still
Manutdctnres Cotton Gins at his establish
ment i'll Sfateburg on the most improved and
approved plan, of the most simple construc-
ton, of the finest finish, and of the best ma
ter!als, to-wt: Steel Saps and steel plaied
KOS, case hardened, in which he will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the
shortest notice. hll orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attended TO-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, May l, 1913. 27 til