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N. York, March l Al. $50, Wooster st.
Great Female Med: c5,se.


nr rownsend's ,arsaparlIa rs a sovereign
nd D. cure for Incipient Consumption,
Darrenness, Lcucorrhoea. or Whites, obsiruct.
ed or difficult Menstruation, incnntnence Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for
the general prustrati"n OF the system-no mat.
ter Whether the result of an inherent cause or
causes, produced by irregularity sickness or o.
cident.
% Nothing can he more surprising that. its
invIgnrating effects on toe human frame. PEI .
sons, all weakness and laspitnda. from TAXI,
It, al once become robust n nd full Of energy ul.
der it's influe nee. 1t ,mmedia, ely countera cts
the nervelessness Of the female frame, which
is he grea, ccuse Of barrenness.
1t will no, he evpocted Of US, in cases Of so
delicatea nature to exhihir certiicatesofc nres
performed; hut we can assure the aff1I cteo thai
hundreds Of cases have been reported to US -
children, after using a few bottles Of this in.
valuable medicine, have been blest with healthy
offspring.
This Extract Of Sarsaparilla has been ex
pressly prepared in reference to female com
thar she is approaching that critical petiod,
the turn Of life, should nevlec,to take il. as it
is certain preventive for any of the numerous
an horrible diseases to- which females are sub
ect at this time of life. This period NAV b.
DELAYED for several wears by using this medi-
cine. Nor is il less valuable for those who are
approaching womanhnod, asst is calculated to
u ssist nature by quickening the blood and iln
vipura,jno the svsiem. Indeed, This medicine 8.
invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
II hra ces the whole system, renews perma
nentlv the natural energies. bv removing ths
impurities Of the DOdv-nOt so far stimulating
the SYSTEM as TO produce a subsequent relaxa.
ton, whichis the case with medicines taken for
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,

Hos cured without the least shadow Of doubt, very
many Of the most Ongy developed cases Of liberated
and dseased agS-such cases as were never cured ~
any other medcines-and which were 90 utterly hope
less that the diseased persons pronounced BY ply
sicians and friends. to be ACTUALLY DYING.
This Balsgm is VEGETABLE compound. which
never Injuries any person when is used for the cure
of ChrOHc diseases. possesses sTORg GctfUe. PUKls
FLYING and Alternative properties, and such other
naedicGons ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY to cure all
Coughs and 10 that very ideatseal COUsH DISEASE
considered to be, without the leatt doubt,
Pulmonary Consumption.
This BaIs0n hrals and cures Ucers in the LUngs and
elsewhere interna csrtosny and easily that other
medicine which we call "BRANTs PURIFYING Exs
CT" and heals ulcers e4t'rRGLy This BALsAM
will Mae cases of Cough and CORsunPfi0H Outof
7en after all other remedies have failed to cure.
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS
and Coughs having been cured by it. testify and prove
its WofailiHg efficacy in all diseases OF the LUNGS
THROAT, and BREAST.
We are fully of the very strong and positive
assertions which have made above and you'd ROs
hGUe asserted had also been cOndeRt that the
resp ct0be testimony 0Hner'd, of Of the numerous
cures said to have Lcrn Effected by this BALsAM fully sus"
tain and support all hare asserted and 1Oe
CHALLENGE THE PROPRIETOR Of any other remedy 10
produce respectable testimony Of cares Of wang
HOPELESS DYING PERSONS, publish.
RRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BAI.sAM cures
CONS UMPTION Coughs, Colds Splitting of Blood,
Bleeding at the Lrngs, PGin IN the Breast and Side
Heart, Female Weaknesses and Complaints, ChOlsTe n
fanf,h Dusp nferua and
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
An ExreRArrox MARRIAGES.

AN EMIGRATION MARRrAGE.-A
letter from Davenport says" A
Young woman, aged %, a servant
being taken i'll OF tyPhus, was re-
moved to the workhouse at Devon
port, where by attention she soon
recovered. After her restoration to
health she expressed desire to en-
igrate to Australia, il the guardians
would advance The sum OF e. los,
which is necessary to be paid TO the
Emigration Society for on fit previ-
Gus to sailing. and which money is
returned to them on diSembark;ng;
and the guardians having received a
most satisfactory character Of her
from the governor Of the orkhouse,
they agreed to do so; and she ac-
cordingIy went to the office to in
quire about her passage.
Whilst waiting there, however. she
was accosted by respectable per-
son, who asked her business, and if
she were going to em;grate ? She
replied in the affirmative, when he
rejoined, ESQ am !; and If you have
no objection I'll marry you previous
to sailing" She replied that she was
obliged for the offer, but thought it
was very extraordinary and prema-
iure, seeing that he knew nothing
about her; upon which he remarked
that he liked her honest counte-
nance. At length the matter was
most seriously entertained, and she
referred him to the service she bad
lately left. He at once started off
to the address, and received such a
satisfactory character. that, on re-
turning, he Immediately purchased
the license, and they we've married
on Christmas day. 1t may be added,
that previous TO the wedding he
spent 2Ol for his wile's outfit, paid
her passage, and returned the &c
los. to the guardians, with many
thanks"
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

uAWNFOFD CVNNs
Importers and dealers in Iron, Steel
Nails, &c.
rTAvE IN hand Q complete assortment III
Il all deaerirtions af Bar, Hoop. Sheet and
Band Irons Nail Rods. Sine Shanea, Axle.
ties. Carriage Springs. TiTe Brick Cast Bills.
tired, German aud Spring Steel; Best Anvils.
Vices, BELLOWS and ether Blacksmith's to0ls
C. &c. &C., which are offered fM sale At low
Fices, End IN the mos, favorable terms.
GiuN --AEao-.
PIkaS suPPly 81 "old colORy'' Cut Nslls sNd
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
]. $40.
Summer Arrangement.

New Haven and Northampton Co.
Railroad .ATGng men's, commencing .MGrch
26ih 1919.
ON and after Monday. March 26th, Passen-
" ger Trains will Iun daily Sundays exc .p-
led) az follows:
Leave New Haven for Pennington at IA.
NJ p. M and ! 30 P. NJ.
Leave Pennington for New Haven at A.
VI 10 90 A. ". and S P. M.
Freight TRAIN will leave New Haven at
9 80 A Nj ond Pennington a, l2.3OP. NJ
On Saturdays, the train leaving New Haven
at 4 80 Pm. will be detained until P. M. ar
on The arrival Of the Boat and Evening Train
from New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS
DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this cure of Consumption, IL being one
out of the many which can be adduced to prove tho
magical power to life, which this Basa possesses
Friends be in the very last stages of the disease
ACTUALLY DYINe-and in this case. tor gone, that
her friends had bought the cloth her hroud and other
burial clothes. This cure was effected Ms ZsbS
Dykeman, the wife of q respectable residing at
Ballsto" Spa Savatsga eOusty, " Y
Mr.. Dykeman swore to the facts before lhos. G
Young, Esq Justice of the peace and editor of paper
at Baston who certi6es to the good character Of Mr.
Dykeman for veracity and respectable standing. Mr.
John Wait merchant at tho same place. aso cerfes
mans cha good For the full particulars OF this
cure SEE our PAMPHiETS
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
rheumatism.

Ihis Sarsapnrilla is seed with he most pei
c, uccess in Rheumatic complaints, hOweve
were or chronic. The astonishing cures il hae
erformed re indeed wonderful Other RENE.
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
i,rely eradicaies i, from the system. even when
Rr Hear MIR. Seth Terry, one Of the oldest
and most respectable lawyeTsin Hartford CT
The following is an extract Of aletter received
from him:
Sarsaparlla, and find il isexcellent in lite effects
upon q cnrOnlc rheumatic pain 90 which am
subject. from an ,njury 81 casioned several years
ago in public stage Please send me two hot
ties to the care Of d. Seymour. ] have con.
versed with twO OF ourprincipa physicians, and
recommend your Sarsaparilla.
SETH TERRY.
Ea...eu.l AA..~A pO.L aaas
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
HAY.

A FEW TONS ef an excellent quality,
IN for sale.
Apply 20 OLIVER GOODWIN, or 10
his absence, Mr.. PMILANDER CULvER.
LltchGeia, April 10 iS49. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

Court House. containing from 80 to lUU acres
at land. with comfortable Dwelling House.
Barn, Cow houses, and other Out buildings with
An excellent well Of water, SC
Said Farm il well proporlioncd for Meadow
Pasture, Wood and Pl"w land, and is we'll was
tered The abov. property is offered at a fair
price, and Qmi Claim and W'G,rantee deed
-syill be given. with the exception Of an equal
undivided hall Of an acre OF land with buildings
thereon. which Elisha Mason holds during his
and his wife's natural lite.
For further particul rs enquire Of the sub
scriber ON the premises
BENZ. w. MASON.
~ Litchfeld, Aprills. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
NOTICE.

TIME Revised Statutes of the State O1
;, Connecticut, fog sale BY
c. L. WEBB
April 1919. y"
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
Hartford. March ls,h. 1876.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

DR. TOwRsend'e SarsapaTilla is M less cue
cessfa in curing thisdisiressinQ complaint, than
Cor diseases OF the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tiam, AID Nervous Debility.
Principal Office, l26. Fulton street, New
York. For sale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States. Yves, Indies and
Canada.
None genuine unless put up in square bottles
which contain O quar-, and signed with the
written signature al SIP TOWNSEND, and hiS-
name blownin the glass.
o. For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. del6
and VERY and Porter. Plym0uth
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
NBW SIORD.

AT FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
LIST of October, ls4s, by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm of
Lyman & CHI apin,
and they will sell all kinds of Goods cheap
FOR
READY PAY
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds of
produce for what it is worth.
WANrED-5O pairs of Mems Mix'd
long and half wool HOSE Domes ic
Flannel-Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct. 10. 23tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
Geese Feathers

vvV HE subscribers have made arrange.
menss to keep constant supply Of .
FIRST rate article OF GEESE EEATH
FRS-selecied sad packed with great
care by ourselves. In packages of from
90 10 50 lbs add will furnish az all times
any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs. Of qual-
nv they will warrant as good rs the best
al as low prices as can be purchased Oi
equal quality In the State.
s. q L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lSAA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
@W R HR WN@
NEW GOODS.
GRANNlS &. Co.

GMm HAVE just opened large and splendid
vE&@ assortment Of MILLINERY and FAM
w CY GOODS
Consisting of Flowers, Ribbons, and Trim
ninss Of all kinds, Tuscan and Straw Bonners
OF all kinds and prices. French and American
Lace Bonne,s great variety and at very low
prices.
Also
PAMELA. Verona, Drab and White CHIP, a
great VARIETY Of Lades' Lace Caps and Head
Dresses. Silk. Satin and Lawn Bonnets meats
,y made and made to order by the best Of
workmen at short notice
GENTLEMEN'S Straw Hats great varie-
ty, Particular attention paid 10 altering.
bleaching and pressing old Bcnhets, Gents
Hats &C.; C"loring done also, oil warranted
10 be done frSE rnie
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
To The Ladies'!

wv HE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 the Ladies uf New Miltord and yicinlty.
that he has taken the Store Mt the head of
Nam street. lately occupied by A. b. MycArr,
and will open on
Monday, the 10th Of April,
q BRANCH ef his Bridgeport LADIES' EN-.
PORlUM,
where he will keep constantly IN hand large
assostment Of articles, expressly tor the Ladies',
'psis,ing Of rich Lace and Muslin Carrs, Col.
vs, EmbsoIdeed Revere, Hcm.s,ilched and
lain HANDKERCHIEF chimmettes. CulIa, I'm
dS -slerves, wide ana harrow Thread Laccs in
great variety, Swiss and Cambria Edging'
ALSO-lnseTling. RnOk and Sw,ss Muslin,
black and white Lace veils, Csauxe md Fancv
Yeila. Green Besagc. white and coleved TarI.
atam ~ sea. Laces. GRANGE, illusion rah.. Frlov.
,sa, Gloves, Canes. Collaret's, Csava,S. Iwiari..
caps end Waista Rihb"n Gimrs FrinRss, ~"d
n great variety IT articles that will he sold A.
/ ~ A. they can be had in the State.
ALN0-A splendid assortment oG Ladies'
Miasss aRd ChlldTen'a HATS. Ribbons. Drea
g.aps IN great vaFiesy--plsin and Mourning d.
". D.~-Sennets cleaned and pressed.
., q. RENsHAW.
% NO.i7 STATE ~. INidgspsst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
FANCY GOODS.

Patent Elastic Hair Band new invention.
Patent Pen Handles Diamond Point Steel
Pens. Silver Pencils Combs of all kinds,
Purse Twist. Steel Beads, Rings and Tag
sells. Bag Clasps and Fringe. Ladies' Kid, Silk,
Lisle, Thread and Cotton Gloves. Hnsiev. a
great variety. Gems Kid Gloves Hair, Toi>
let and Tooth Brushes, Note Paper, Envelopes.
Waters. Motto Waters. Hair Bands, Hair Oil,
PerfMmery. Accordlans, Dolls. Toys. Fancy
Boxes, SC &c.. too numerous to mention
o. N. Orders for Goods attended With
promptness and despatch.
Litchfield, April Sd lS49. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Messrs. E. B. Cald,ceH 4 Co.. of East OsweRo, Os
Wego Co Y respectable druggists wrote to uf. May
9Th 1915; We have just heard through Mr. Whitman,
respectable citizen OF this place, Of an important
BALsAM has produced On the wife Of an acquaintance
of his, who resides in the town of Palermo in this
county She had been long confined 10 her bed, and
dangerously d;Sea ed that her friends believed Is
impossible for her to live
MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
But when oil other hope uttry failed, she commenced
taking Branfs Pulmonary B0lsoDa and its medical efica-
cy has raised her rs dytns he'd that she is now
going about and attending to her domestic household
affairs and duties She acknowledges. and it 10 very
recovery from long severe and dangerous sickness
and her friends and neghbors consider that medicine
invaluable.
HIS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE.
MIR. z. s. Terry. merchant, Byron, Genesee County,
Y. wrote, Aug "a 1876 Bsunf's Mediriae 10 doing
wonders herer has cured of Consumption. that
all the phystrtnns had sdtd must die When he
menced taking Brants Medicine he could not his
hnnd to his head he Died at s lungs and every symp
ishing to ALL he is able labor and rides all over
the county He used only 6pe bottles. will also show
you, when visit the city of New York in the spring.
what great things Brant has done for 1t has also
cured young lody Of Consumption in Oreans county
which her father says doctor c"uld cure.
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.
Messrs. Pratt Foster merchants of West Corns
wall, Conn., called on at New York. April 2lst s47,
and said Branfs Raso had Effected of such hope
other cough medicine could be sold there that had
raised If from the graVe-some that physicians
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman IN
particular was SO far gone that his physician told him
WhsM hope iet began to take ByGsfs BalsaM--
got we-and ~ now well as he ever was.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
BRIDGEPORT AND New York.

Leave Bridgeport at o 80 A M 80 M and
4.30 NJ. Leave New York at 7.l5 MsA M
and p M. The o'clock A M Train FROM
New York connects with the Honsaton,c ihro'
train, and the 8 O'clock M Train FROM New
York connects with the New Milford Train
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS

] 6Wu66 W6HNN6OO6O @ OVbU 6VbNbV
No remedy offered to the public has ever been half
eeytGR and e6ectssI in restoring ALL the incidental
Wsaknesses and iyvsgUlaries OF the eex. rs BRASTs
PULMONARY BAisAM. 1t makes no difference whether
the arrangement be suppression other WeGk
asss-it REGULATES ALL, by strengthening the sye.
tenn equslisng the circulation. and SOOTHING and AL"
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl to the wom"a and the Womaa at mid
de egethe one case 10 accelerated and the other 60
gradually suppressed to prevent any of the Jat0I Dis
that frequently arise in consequence OF such
change.
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
Cured without fail DYsENTERY and SUMNER
COMPLAINT, In children and odults-and
CHOLERA INGEANTUNG.
No mother need ever mourn the death Of her child
by Cholera Tnfantum. while teethng, If BRAMT'S
should be- for such given in larger than the ord
nary doses.
CAUTION!
INDIAN ME3irfNES have been sent into several
States for sale since the LIST Of December Iceland
have it in the stores and places Of business of ma
ny persons who were the agents of JOHN CLUsSMAN.
Of 66 Cedar st. New Y"rk-and whereas the counterfeit
nearly resembles the genuine in all its external
pearances that Is liable to deceive any person who 10
not familiar with the marks Of distinction THs sfcre
there is now NO CERTAINTY that any bottle contains
Sensne BranEs Medicines unless t be such has the
ssyiiten signqfure of NJ T WALLACE CO sigsed 70
little aots on the outside label Of each botle-which
note reads thus, viz
We hereby promise, for eal1e Ssceived 90 as 70 che
kssrer keSeof One Cent, dsnsad at oar MeDfciHe
Factory. iR the CITY OF BR0OKLYN. N. Y. Datee 81
BrookIya Apvil Z, 1898. NJ T. WALLACE n CO.
(Sgned with wTitses signsfurel
Said CAnssu.an formerly acted gsn'rss sKsns so1
the distribution and sale of g. asss Msascsaes ana no
February to December 1877 his agents wese
with genuine Medicines; but since pecem1e1 4 I91e
his agents have been mostly suppneo VIE Ysse~ss
medicines Said Classmea 2 nOs now our @sSnr en0
We do not furnish him with any baeaicines we ere
the pvepsSefsrs and cary psrs0nS ~A0 ea~ see
ssAS'Hs S'H"s' As~'''M E. WALLACE co.
Mr-Eor Sale by A. C. Smith, Liich6eld.
,,isals.ale and retail Grow d yewefa. New
u"r,Iord; Lathrop g. Bradley. WolcOstville (.
4 Miles q Son, Goshen; Gregory q Pierce,
Cornwall Bridge :R B Mitchell. Lakevills,
" G Bristol Woodbury. Pratt & Foster,
west CornwaIl; z WoOdfaFd, W ins;ea
Hiram Perkins, do B. s. Preston. 10 xbasy,
G.. w. Whitilesey. New Milford Z. G Law
renee Norfolk JohN Franklin, Canaan. c. =.
PeckEllswnTth white a Cole. Sharon w q.
ren &slGewaon ManufacturiAG Co. WaisgtOwn.
AmoGdaRa must be directed 30
WALLACE q CO.. BVooklyn.E z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
RAIsEp ERoM THE oRAvE.
Doctors could give no Help.

Mr., VIM. Jennings, merchan. at Pierpont Cenfys,
AshtabuR Ohio. wrote to US, October I'd, 1913 and
stated cure OF Cons which the of BmANTs
INDIAN PULMoNARY BALsAM had effected in Mr. Wall
SAM Crorket of an adjoining town. Mr. Crockett had
sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines, hut found for the fatal hand of that
unreenting monster Consumption had taken fast hold
his vitals and was so destroying and facilitating
his body that he was q skeleton He was given
up by his physician and all friends who would
inhabh grave. But in this last extremity,
strange and marvellous may yet Il 10 true,
that the of only fve bottles of BRANT's INDIAN
PUL~oNARY BALsAM has unclinched the hand Of the
destroyer and restored Mr. Crockett to health and no
Is now a HEALTHY, HEARTY, RuGGED NAN.
BLEEDING At THE LUNGS.
Mr. w. Chapman, merchant Mddlebury, state Of
Vermont stated to that his son was afflicted with
bleeding the lungs and after all other remedies failed
and his physicians said he eould de- he made use Ut
Brants fndian Pulmonary Balsa, which coon restored
him to he0lth
SHE COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED.
Mr.. James Twins, merchant and miller Of Kirkland.
Lake Co, Ohio wrote, Sept 18TH lS4s, that BRANT's
PULMONARY BALsAM efecting some astonishing
in that vicinity in particular was the
wife Of his head miller She had been diseased for osr
teen years. and her husband had spent almost all his
earnings in paying DOCTORS and in trying all kinds of
medicines, but purpose She had not laid slept
hsr bed several years. in consequence Of her dis
but after using fes0 bottles Of Brents PSL
onary Basam she could lie and enjoy sleep in her bed
well as ever she could
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
FOR SALE.

y "A valuable FARM
!: pleasantly situated in
Litch6eld. within a.
z hout 2 miles Cf the
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New
Haven.

s,ed, Sharon. Gosh, n. Nmt"lk. Litchfeld
Woodbury.. Danhury, Bethel. Pit,stield. sc. SC
OU-No Agent of this Company IL authorized
To take charge cf Specie. Bank Mates or v0in-
able Paper, az I" receive them for lransporta'
ton On any conditions.
q A. K'RrL AND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April 1919. 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-05
Obituary..

DIED. in Charleston OH Tuesday, 2slh Au.
gust. PERClEAL RANDOLPH NOISE,
ng"d 81 years. Sad are the reflections which
arise, when one so excellent, thus prcma,urcy
shks IN The grave, aud surrowlul is The duty oi
hinl, who peus the ,ccord of departed worth
IA this es;in;,b!c youth were happily blended
those qualities of The heart which gain our love.
ana the s'rncr virtues which command our res
pet. Picty influenced u heat tha, was pure.
ana adorned n character tiitt was spotlcss. Ills
liie was gentle, and tranquil resignation marked
rs close AS n son AID br,thcr he was uncx-
ccpi"nub'e. as a friend. his raithfulness is here
recorded by him who pnys this tribute to his
memory II. ]. NJ.
Died. on Wednesday, Aug. 29;h, 1919, after
short, though severe lnrss, DAVID l.. WyIgs,
of Stntcburg.
Died, on Saturday, ist sept 1919, Monurs
MuRruY, of this Dis r.ct.
Departed this life, tho 2nd Sept. 1919, near
Willow Grove p. 0. Sumter Dist 5. c.. DEnA,
second daughter of VIM and Sarah J. y. SAN
drrs, aged four years aud two months.
a. Camden Journal p:.nsc copy
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-05
BUILDING.

The subscribers respectfully inform their
fellow citizens that they have associated
themselves in business for the purpose of
undertaking and erecMtiRg contracts for Bull
tdings afany description and carpenters work
in general. tF.s
We have made such arrangements rs TO
enable us to build for our friends and en-
ployers, completing their work in every
department, putting them 10 no Inconvenience
whatever; merely having TO give us an idea
Of what description OF building they require
in reasonable time receive the keys and
fork over tho nccdful.
We possess ample means of furnishing
the best Lumber, Bricks, Smi;hwork Paints,
Lime, &c, &c. Together with good work
men and many years experience as practical
mechanics wo are determined as far as our
humble sphere extends to wipe Off The re-
proachattachcd tothc noble old South Carroll
na-and arouse her from her Rip Van Wrinkle
slumbers. and leave California to take care
Of herself.
G. C.. JONES,
II. J. COGIILAN.
Aug. 30, 1910. al 2t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-05
10 Rail Road Contractors.

ntlenen, Il can furnish n few dozen
,ltaIl5 Isoad Carts, With 3 inch tire at $500
per dozen, and no less, Cash or such scrip as
may suit my jfinanceering purposes.
Aud from a residence OF 20 years in bust
ness I'M this excellent community it mny
reasonably be supposed that my abilities in
circulating the hcnegociablc are not very con.
temptibie.
Recollect, then carts will not be built Of
green pine, but Of the best River-swa,np oak,
ash and hickory and be suitable fer plantation
purposes " hen tile road is completed.
T.J.COGHLAN.
Aug, %, ls49. 44 ct