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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25


~ssS..On. The same party, in the lower
house Of Congress, have refused. by a
vote, TO rescind this declaration, offered
as an amendment to the vote of thanks
TO Gen. TAYLOR, for bis services in an
unconstitutional and unnecessary war. I"
Immediately after this vote was taken, a
Mr.. DUER, from New York, addressed
the House upon the loan bill. in which he
took wide range, and. among other
things, he said:
ut seemed unquestionable that the
origin OF the war was the annexation of
Texas. To say it led to the war was q
weak and exceptionahle expression An
uexatiOn wae wnr. Il was unnecessary
20 refer TO GrotiOus, Vattel. or any other
writer's on International law, to sustain
this position. 1t was capable Of being
made plain TO the cOmmonest understand
ing; it was not the nature ofna automatic
truth. II was not denied that when Tex,
90 was annexed. Texas and Mexico were
at war. What, then, became ofthat war?
Why, without the annexation produced
peace, (Which was a1surd) the war follow
cd the annexation; we annexed Texas
and the war with her. Her seperat-
independence being gone, and she being
annexed TO US, the war continued with US /"
This position has been assumed By
the greater as we'll as the lesser lights of
whigery. The absurdity of this position
10 clearly shown SIP by the following ex
tract, taken from one Of the leading neut
Ial paper in New York the Journal Of
Commerce. In commenting upon Mr.,
DIS speecb, that paper says:
I'VE DO not pro- Sose to deny this state.
ment-which at least has more truth in
1t than the declaration that the war was
begun by the President'-but only to ask
how the two positions are consistent with
each other. IfIhe annexation Of Texas
not only led to the war, but was war
itself, then of consequence the war was
not begun by the Presid mt, but by Con
gEess. 1t was as much the act of Con
gress As any other act of that body-the
President sanclioning it by his signature,
Yet the President WHO so sanctioned it
was not James X Polk, be il remembered,
but John Tyler. And it was both passed
and sanctioned under the solemn protest
of the Mexican minister, Gen. Almonte,
that it would be considered by his govern.
meni equivalent, to declaration of war.
ITO assert now, in the same breath in
which these facts are acknowledged, and
AvOwed, that the war was 'begnn by the
President, meaning President Polk, who
was not in office when the annexation
resolution was passed, seems to US far.
fetched and unreasonable.
"lf annexation was war, then war was
Ontailed upon the present administration
by the administration and Congress which
preceded it. 1t was optional with Presi-
dent Polk whether or not to carry the
joint resolution of annexation into effect.
Had he refused or neglected to do it, he
would have been liable to impeachment.
4'Sur object in making these remarks
IL net so much to defend President Polk,
AZ to point out what appears to us gross
Inconsistency on the part Of his accusers.
Men who maintain that annexation not
only caused the war, but was the war
itself, are precluded from charging its
origin upon the President"
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NH~
FALL GOODS,

Arenow resolving al The ioImer stt r, OLA NAT
TEsON, Large ami well selected assortment Of fall
ann winter Goods which they propose 20 sell IS
low Cor cash, or ready pay ofany Mad, as can be
bought ia the State of Illinois. They have goods
OF almost every description usually kept IN the
west, aud as it would be too laborious to ment ON
The ,ss.ieins. they would invite customers 10
call and examine for themselves, when they hone
tn receive their patronage They intend 90 sell
only tor ready pay. ar if credit given il must
or will be only 20 those who are prompt and paw
when they agree. .s ~ 'af a.
Joliet, September 20, lS47.
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mike Disasters,

The late gale has been more fruitful of
disaster than we had anticipated. Since
yesterdays publication, we have learned
from various sources Of accidents to life
and property upon the Lake.
The propeller Manhattan left Milwau.
kee on Monday night, met the gale and
was compelled to put back. She was
unable to make port at Milwaukee, and
ran up the lake. In attempting to run
into Racine che went ashore not how.
ever before she had landed her passengers
in safety on the Bridge Pier. The Man
haitian was loaded with 1900 bushels Of
wheat. 200 bush. potatoes, Gs bbls lard,
and 40 bbls -four.
She was insured for $4,000, as was
the cargo. r.
The schooner Helena is ashore sixteen
miles north of this city. She 10 loaded
with lumber.
The schoonerW oodbridge which sailed
from this port three or tour days since and
had reached within thirty or forty miles OF
the Mnnjtous, came into port yesterday
morning with loss of deck Ioxd and iib.-
Her deck load consisted of 100 bbTs pork
The Barque Utica of this port, arrived
off the harbor yesterday, but could hot
come up on account of the low water on
the bars. The Utica lost her first mate.
Mr.. Wheeler, who we learn was killed
by some accident on board that vessel in
the gale.
The schooner Scammon we understand
will be wreck. She is said to he bro
ken in two. There were twenty persons
on board when she went ashore, two Of
whom, we regret to say, persisted. One,
Mr.. G. Walker. nephew OF Chss. Walker,
Esq, oil this city, was drowned by The
seas that washed over the deck OF the
vessel; the other, Mr.. Morey. died from
exposure. The Scammon was insured
for $4,000; her cargo for only $4,000,
which will not cover the loss.
Mr.. k;lkins Of Southport, who arrived
in this city yesterday, reports that pro.
peller, supposed TO he the Cleveland, was
seen about three o'clock on Tuesday
drifting past Southport, without sieam.-
AT Little Fort he was informed she wa
seen about sunset rolling badly Ia the
trough of the sea. The crew were ther
sndeavoring to hoist the toresail. Moth
ing further has been heard from her since
So The Cleveland bad landed her passen
gerS At Chicago Dem.
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ANOTHER CIIMD SAVED.

Parents and all Others who have the charge ot
children, listen ana profit by the experience Of
others. Cases like the following are of frequent
occurrence but while sons, (as in this casr,)
speedily employ the remedy within their reach, il
is to be feared there are many who hesitLte and
DELAY until u is too laie; wo hope thai none wh0
read this will be among tie Eu'nher who will have
1" repoach themselves iOr not having done all in
thrir power 10 save tho lives Of their love J ones
The Agent for Wrner's Canadian Vermifuge a,
Belfast, Maine, informs US that the child ct a
friend Of his was very sick, and that che pnysi
clans unable ~ afford il any relief, aud nn
hopes were entertained th"t it would recover, a l
this crisis the agen; advised h.m TO Try Wiaer's
Vermifuge, which he accordingly did; the child
pas>ed number OF large worms, and in a short
time was entirely well, IL consequences OF which,
tue agent adds, a very great demand was made
for the article i'll that vicinity, arm in ever, case
It gave complete sati-lsciion.
The Agents name is II. q. 0 Washhnrn, il
snV should doubt the truth OF the above statement
they are re erred to him. .
Prepared by John v iner. & Co. SO Maiden
lane n. Y sole proprieiors.
For sale by Z. CEENEN L, West Joliet; an
G, SN(IAD, PIainfirld. -
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TEST HONY. FROM LlrrLF IRr, IT,.
Slran's Ointment aad Condition uowdar are
acknowledged hv all who have used Iham TO he
rhe best remedy for Horses and Ca,iie that has
been disc"Vsred. Fresh wounds, sauIs, spayins.
bruiees, ringhones, III evil, aud in shol, 9 err,
outward disorder or injury can be curad by this
wonderful remedy. rlIE Pow DER is de-
signed for irwnrd strains, distemper, loss Of ap-
petite, hi1ehoun !, fatigue rom hard exercise.
diseased ewes, &c-Lase County Chronicle.
(6r>ee SIoLn's advertise .,erts
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

WOODRUFF,S. !.

ME Subscriber is now opening in Chieseo
street directly under the Signal Office, one
OF the pest assart'nents of FALL aud WINTER
GOODS ever recei.ed in tlis Village, among
winch may be found Cashmsrss, Mousseisin de-
l,aines. elpacas and every variety of Dress
GOODS for the L4dics, and large stock OF
,,ifoadcloth, Casslmeres, Satt.netts, Muslins and
fnnss OF all styles from sxpence TO snteen cents
per yard together with very lh,Ee STOCK of
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Boots Il shoes,
and Liquors of all kinds-all of which will he
sold as cheap, II not cheaper, than at any other
establi+hmentiut the west In exchange for which
he wants *-iafs
10000 Bushels OF Com.
10000 W Is RYE
10000 /" =. WHEAT, Ell
5000 {" BARLEY.
500 SrocK Hoes, ef
1000 CORDS WooD,
And what little CASH you have spare. Floase
call and lock at his stock before purchasing slse-
waere. 5#553 GEO. WOODRUFF.
Joliet, Oct. 10, l847.
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Dissolution.

INNliE CO-partneTsnttl heretofore existing under
Il .,th 6rm Of Ross, Brown & Go il, the curt
House contract. has hsen dissolved BY mutual
'ohsent.. The job will be carried ON under the
irm OF B ,ss & Martin s'.s'i -
joIie I, March %. 1919 sett
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IRON.--We are happy to find it nov
fully conceded, that, besides the 5 30 on
every 500 allowed by Congress as q
bounty on our home iron,--American
railway bars, because Of their superior
quality, commanded IS above the price Of
English; which gives our iron men Is
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MonroM

meeting ~ ins OiiscsoIs Of the Kanka-
"A lee and Irnquois Navigation and Manu-.
iacturiilg Company, neld ut Mid1lepo.t on the
sstn Of March, 1913, il was ordered that an il,
s'4iinei n OF hve per cent. m each sha,e Of she
'aptal stock Of said company be called fo., pay
- ~ !" .ae secretary, on or before The iiI,h ola,
* * way next. BY orttF of the Directors
43:6w ,E2ia J.L.aVTI,S N So,
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DIR. BEA(H'S MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which cai.n by
no thing TO cure all diseases, each preparation
Is particularly designed = cure some one specific
ldiopathic complaint, with its train of symwo-
nRtIc affections.
w Il SEAtJN. American Temperance Build
.ngS Lake steet, Chicago. Illinois, G. neral Agen,
for sale Of DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines ia
illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, 20 whom all or.
ders IN IS, be- addressed post paid.
For sale by II Brown. East Joliet; G II
Woodbury. Wesr do; and Merrill aud Jenkins,
LOckrort
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Agents wanted.
SlOaM's Valuab bic New Work
Oh LGOHNoS.
THE COMPLETE EfRRTER, OR
HORSE DOCTOR.

Price only rs Cents.
TIL : celebrated work, although it is sold at so
cheap rBte, is the brsl one ever published on the
Diseases Of Horses. II is written in plain Ian
guag ;, that every body can understand, snd the
rec ions for the treatment Of diseased horses are
so minute rs NOT TO be mistaken by the most OBJ
fuse among ostle:s.
Persons wanting sinSlA copy Of this work may
carefully enclose Is mt piece in half a sheet
of paper. The postage Oh the WORK will be only
3 cents 10 any part of the United States.
Address w d. SLOAN, No Az Lake street
chirago.
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kR2iaaAV ~.

VIE Subscriber would respectful inform his
l. friends and the public generally, that he nat
Removed his Tailoring Establishment, 20 oue
ioor north OF the Foundry, on Bluff Street, YES,
joliet, where he is prepared TO do work on the
most reasonable terms. Gu ling done on hor.
,otce, and warranted to ct il properly .na,Io up.
The latest Paris and London Fashions will he
constantly received, thereby enabling him 10 fur
n'sh garments in III" latest aud most approved
style Tic 'end'rs his grateful thanks for past IA
'ors ana s'iiclls a continuance of The same.
.Jnliei, Feb "a l14S. N. SN,TJ,EY
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MATTEsoN & PRESTON.
COmmlssiOn and
FUR AK DING NTE

= u
&" g st. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL a. MArrEs.,N. -''l'' 9,o.,s
REFERENCES. : f1''0''
Capt. CALVIN ase, s.. Lou,,.
Messrs P,meroy & Durkee, do
smith Y rowosend, NeD Orlean.:
7 A Wllker, E-q,, Baton r uye;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, Matches;
Ms'sSs. Williams & Lawrence, Quincy;
N Morris, Esq do
L Sanger. E q, GGlena:
Neasrs Wadswcrtp, Dyes & Chaplin. Chicago;
Is Ogleu d Jones. do -.
WiI!iam Guocing, Esq. Lockport; ~, .'...'-
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Ma,teson & Bradner. JoEtt:
- Walker Il dicknng, O!tawa;
T" Cushman & Gndlcy. do
Isaac Handy, Esq +, LasGile;
y HoIgh, do
James Dahlap, Esq,, Jaek-osriile:
Messrs. Co,tenius 4 GrswoId. Peoria;
Phelps & Bourlsnd, do ~,
lion Thomas Ford, do G-t.sf.
uessrs. Bradner 4 Go. :, New York;
David Leavitt. Esq, do go.
Messrs Suydam, sage & &c. do .tr
:" CORNING, torner g. Co &, .4tbany;
a J Williams, Esq Utica: s.fs.t....
Messrs. Kimberly, Peass & Co., Buffalo;
I" Joy e. Webster, 4 do s
I" Reed, Parks < Co. Beaver; 49, r
6 Bobb Il Bishop, Cleveland; ......-.
Burrows & Co., Cineinndt,;
f" Williams Il DiIworth, IfItsbu,g; ,s-,.
:" Knapp 4 Tutten, ..I. do
/" E.& +. Faber, do t,
ID Harmon, Esq, Peru; a r.. -i
Messrs. Hoffman q Goats, do -......
L D Brewster, Esq. do .-..-...
\ u RidgaIF, Esq, Springfield;
B c Webster, Esq, DO
WIN Fem, Esq, LGeon; ..l-
Nessrs Dudley q WardlOw, Hennepin; ,,
Chas E. WIi.Ox, Esq. PekiR: .s.t.-.#
Cash Advances made on COnsign.
ments.
Referring to our Card ABOVE we take this occa
81 IN to solicit COnsignments Of Merchandise, Ell
ther Tor sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall c0nfne ourselves 10 a Commission an
Forwarding Business ami feel confident in ass.
ring yoh that our experience la blu 'iness, and &C.
qiaIhtance generally IN The country, will enable
us 10 gIv1 any business with which we may be
aVoreh, the most satisfactory attention.
ANY person wishing TO have groceries of any
KIND, or any other article purchased in ST LoCis
or New ''rleans IA I'd shipped Il them, eau have il
done by sending their orders to Us. for two an:
nal per cent On the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west Of Detroit,
ar IN any othsr dire 'ton, can depend upon having
their orders filed at as low rates, If they sen to
NJ, aud perhaps lower than they could by conlins
themselves. Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up in good order and shipped a.
low rates. however small the amount MAY be tina,
is sent To US to be invested. Ii shall be done
promptly and TO order.
MAT. ESON g. PRESTON.
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NINE CLING l.4 MS-a few more neat pat
Il tens, bright colors, and 2nd mourning al
WooD'S CASH STO.E
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"OFrUN A.iN-a first rate article "AlIl-
v ledgevlle' yarn, Nos 6, Z, 8, 8 and 10.
w C. WOOD r
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There IS nothing III the form Of a medical csns-
pound which has had so ExTV SAVE and nArin
sale, which has given sucI uSlvEasAL shrJs-
FACTION. which has accom- Used so laspy n rsA-
ORDINARY CURES of almott every varsity and
stage OF disease. ani viii IA maintains It's repuia-
ton so perfectly un,GrD ished in every uial, a.
NcALIsTER's ALL-IIEs.LING OINTMENT. Its sue.
cess in curing the woi sc Diseases in their H,0ss
dangerous aud hopeless stages, has surpassed the
most sGnguine expes cations OF its Proprietor and
its friends.
Sold wholesale I'D retail by w. B. SLOAN
General Agent, American Temperance Building,
Iicaeo: and for sale by G 10 Woodruff, West
Toilet, II Brown, East do, aud Merr.l l.
Jenkins, Loc'1port.
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BtEsM.
TESTIMONY. PROM -LlrrLF nv N

SFORE LlNE-5OJ bushels fresh burnt linn
y for sale by ~ VIC WOOD,
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DRY >UGAR-l2lhs for one dollar, dry nrd
q clean, ut W0nD's tAsn STORE
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DASKErS-CLorHts BAsGErs,An assortment
D just received from ''CapIn Bill" and TN
sal, chenpby w T. VI GOD
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O. teghnrn & Florence Bald Bonns,s ~
e. Velvet do do
C..rr rs Straw & florence braid do
tor SAIL at I.OWf3- So.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

New Tailoring Establishment.
VHNht. uh>cr'0er respectfully Informs tina in
i habiianls OF l"lie, and vicinity that he has
commenced the Tailoring business. On Chicago
.trect, ;wo doors North iIOmt agwln u NJ :Dou-
galisStOIc. where all orders entrusted his care
will he executed with neatnsss, durability, and
promptisr.ie ... s. -.
G. u EH M NTG@ 81
Done on cIsnIitic and Mathematical ,uihciples.
" The prevailing Fashions regularly receiv-
ell every season. w. FRANKS
Joliet, April u, 1919. 45tf
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NJ ASS by 10 and bv 9 best brands, al
" MATT SOY &9RADNER'S
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GUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES by che Dbl
- ut MATTESON & BRA DINERS.
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M ALL and WINDOW PAPER, in variety, fer
w sale Al LowE's CHxAP SToRs, 1
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NUFFEE and TEA, by the Sack and chess, ai
~ MATTESON & BRADNER'S
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nNE set ser,ni maud Counter Scaels.
~ one do. Platform S,ales, weigh 600 lbs.
Nov II. 1917. For kale at LnwE's
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q rEWART'S Syrup, for Buck Wheat, AXE
- NJ GEO WODD2UFF'S
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-05-17
OU II HO us

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he has
fitted out house as a RESTAURAT, oppo-.
site Mattheson's store, and between Davis's
Hotel and Boyd's Hotel, where will be found
Eatables Of the best kind the market can af-
fort, ford. Also, Planted oystery-ali of which
Bar is furnished with Liquors and, Cigars, Of
the best quality. .1.' w 'ss
The subscriber having a long experience
in the business, hopes, by strict attention.. "a
merit an equal share Of public patronage. 5
JAMES C. hi'KENNA.
Camden, Nov. 8, 1s47 3 II
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rPLOOK HERE.

e& The subscriber has just returned from
6lG the North with full and well selected
stock OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all
kind Of JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY PERFUMERY, TOYS and
Hnick Knackeries of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
aver been offered in Sumtervlle. 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 greatful ac-
acknowledgements for past favors, and solicts a
renewal Of patronage
. FREEMAN HOYT. 3
Sumterville, Sept. Id, 1647. 46 ly
N. B.--Clocks, Watches, and Jeweiry re-
paired as usual. 49,
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CLEVELAND'S.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL

No. 2U7 kING-sTREET, BELOW THE BEND,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Brodd-sircei, nearly opposite Masonic Hall
CAMDEN, s.. C.
Has received in addition to the former OK.
tenslve stock, by late arrivals from Europe
and the Northern cities, a large and well Sc.
lected stock Of
Chemicals, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles.
The Proprietor now offers one Of the mos,
complete stocks of French, German and
American Drugs, Chemicals, valuable Fami-
ly Medicines, Perfumery, &C., Soaps, Brush
es, Combs and ether Fancy and Miscellane-
GUS Articles in this country.
Attention is solicited to the following nre.
parations:
Peters, Beckwith's, Lees and Spencer's Bill
ous Pills;
IIooper's Genuine Pills;
iulrs, Chase's and Marsh's single and dou-
BILE Trusses;
Linses' improved Domestic Instrument, OF
Enema Apparatus;
Nursing Bottles and Tubes;
Nipple Shields, and Shells and Breast Pipes:
ilelfers Teats beautifully prepared;
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root, Tapioca;
Sage. pearly and Patent Barley;
iIew's Nerve and Bone Liniment:
Davis Pain Killer; Dudley's Pain Extractor;
McAllis.er's Worlds salye;
Harrison, Judkin, and Gray's Ointment, for
the cure OF scrofulus and other tumors, ul.
GERS and sores, rheumatic and Neuralgic
Pains, &c. ~ fSlssss
DR.. Aliens vegetable Compound for Dyspep.
sia, Glove Anodyne, Tooth Ache Drops.
Roach's Embrocation, (genuine);
Buffers Aperient and Henry's Genuine cal
cined Mngnesia; V&l
Clevcland's Cough Mixture;
French Jnjube Paste;
Refined Liquorice, English;
Ihompson's Botanic Medicines from the
Laboratory Of Ephram Larabee, of Balti-
more, comprising every article used in the
practica.
Also, full assortment of tho Genuine
Shakers Herbs.
Feb. 9, lS48. ID Iy
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T. P PI IN G. 3 Isl 81
COMP0UNDa FLUID EXTRACT on II 4
aSAR e AND S5itEENtNs

SS KS 4 ~ " rsrx, ryrsS,
81 Z,
There are lew cases of chronic md painful
hneumalism =. that VIII not yield to the
ence OF ana laeen'
nuiy. perseyered, especiaiiyl taken in
Junction WIN itydr. q Potash imea ealla1
pans
poes, ,esuiting rom tne mercury taken
patleliss uuring severe ievels
pl9.iactsa 'rJ. .N. 8. aisease ele
= te llor AL diseaaes
Il.. .ne sh,n cnlohiG as 4sil as recent One
pot.ie VIII, ~ most
" q c.es on the.
.ase, - VIII persons "a u lnia
% ,lucn 20: aIisng either ron
u ,.!e plete oI VS.
pes. kho@Il ior scro'
es.sa gat Y
anu 70 saIe ahd 1 10 entire
tlace o. nereal.asy a'ssases irosl the
.ssaa. s5s.sm ass ;saaeIess mani m
e1S arai
Ial P.ilnea q. lne olooa, ana an
l I.seases tnis
me5es Il I een.lv I s =. osaes e.
is,as s n. snl,y ops.aaes upon ana
20 tne niood
Moea uil.y, yves zone to tne
Is ~ ss.,s
&, {, $50. s5hs,Ye sEsn
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s.t
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-05-17
COPARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers bog leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnership under :he
firm of CONWAY g. WINN, for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Tailoring business.
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
keeping q general assortment Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings and Trimmings, and hope
tinuanco Of tho patronage heretofore SO liber-
silly extended to them.
sSs9 d. ]. WINN.
January 1913. la tt
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"A. j. & P. MOSES

Offer for sale on as reasonable terms na
can can beQbtained in Sumteryille, q ;yerya larga 90
assortment of Of Goods, comprisilip s. nv
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery. CrocE..
cry, Saddlery, Shoes and Boots, Hats and
Caps, Bonnets, Cooper's ware, Carron wara.
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimm1in o.,
Confectionery, Garden seeds, &c. &c. &C. p =