davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
lcoRREsroNDENcE or the rnrg rRrssl
From the Quaker city.

No.IT.
PniLADELrnrA, Sept 49, 1854.
If you would Phila delphia in its best attire,
walk down Chestnut Street, on q pleasant morning.
such as this, between eleven and two o'clock Here
are concentrated and displayed the wealth, the splen
dor, and the extravaganza of the city. Tho gay
ana beautiful, the proud md the thougless. those
who worship fashion, and ape the gcntcel make this
their promenade Fine ladies walk 10 sec and be
seen hoir-brnincd and hairy faced gentlemen
'auntcr along with IN affected and affecting air
while threading the crowd you the hurryihg,
thoughtful and careworn man of business, as he
hastens to and from his place of daily toll.
There are many things on Chestnut St., to in.
tcrest the stranger. From the Schuylkill to Broad
St, it is comparatively new and quiet, and il occu-
pied chiefly by dwellings. East If Broad St, and
quite near it, is the Mint, fine building of grey
marble, extending through the PENN fqnnrc, and
graccd at either end with a fine Ionic portico. A.
you pass on down the street from the mint, the
crowd gradually gathers the fronts of the buildings
grow taller aud are more profusely ornamentcd the
patc-glasscs in tho windows expand, and the wares
exhibited within are more and more splendid and
attractive, ms you approach the old state House.
| lou nave aIrendy passed the Girard House, and
been disappointed by Tits outside | mean of
course 1t is pretty enough, but by no means to be
compared with the Aston or st. Nicholas in New
| York, or the fremont or Revere in Boston. Oppo-
site the Girard House, woIkncn arc busily engaged
in rebuilding the spot laid waste by the late extern
siyc fire.
The old state House is not n fine building in
deed no one expects to find it so buto and honorcd
.sr.a. LIN.
ican whether native or foreign born, and one would
gricve to see it altered or modcrnizcd.
That magnificent Doric marble structure the
right was the United states Bank, now the Custom
h"u'e' opposite Is the 'front.' Of the unfinished
building, erected for the Farmers and Mechanics
A""N' ~ l. ,ei9 o'"u'ilui Sf'''''" VI "o''u
"". IL s'i" " ,"'
'"'' ~ "'''' '"oi' "''''S INA" any '"i"s ''S' II
'"'' '''"',9' - j. VI ""''' '"'oi'' W '''' WIN
''U'' anu Is ''lF 'er',o' III "s ""F' ""' 'o' ''"l
Guy al" e"''' must ''''o 10 It's moro majestic heigh
W. '''i ''V ""!
D"' '.'' ',o"" wiz NOT 'e' us s"h' long, SO on '"
co. ny inc O"'''nuV o. 'ne'trc' poor specimen 0
architecture as lhooVo al" the theatres IN TINS cit!
r''' anu f'"s' It h'''n''' u 'ooA oV 'n"' husSN
"'"' "''''' h''NS "''h"a! Oh granite surnouhte'
W "'I'' '''"'" "''u'"' II Is GEM Is II not
:" compete Is tue 0c''sn' IN SP"ce 50 limited
''"'' ''''''' s''n 'ny'""R "n'ch ]" us conception
'''' 'N'''''" J. ;" i'f''cu! "ptT' pirate to tn
t"I".' i' "n''h' ana inc place IN which 1t /
',''',i' ~ '"' ou''u'"s occupied ny the CONNER
'.'' '',"", sun l"''ner on Is another hnc front
,'''' '"""'us H'U''' u "'oOh san" s'ohc' IN tn
'VnV'''' "F'''
are n'" !" '"e worry center OF BUSINESS rs Tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

y MRs. PuLlcoDDY's FIRST rrRNtprr.-
TIE salem Register has the following under
the head oi +" Stranger than fiction -
fortN-two years ago, Young man belnug-
ing to salem, enlisted in tie army, and
marched to tie frontier leaving here a wife.
ana c. I'D about a year old, No tdings
being heard from him he was given up as
dead and twcnty-fuur years after his DEPART
uur'' Ius supposed wid"w married again. On
Nonda, last, the solui-r returned from the
wars i've ana we'll having il is said. been re-
siding IN C..""la West Tor many years. lis
inidnt daughter, whom hc LETT AN inl.ut, j.
row married and the mother OF family
ms VIE and her second husband. and his
SISTERS are Arriving; aud bow b" can rxl lin
ms ''>'G'c, or bow the respective rights of
'H I"r'''' IA this strung, eventual history
Mul pr aulus,ro, rrluains Ia lr' determined
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
ter the league of the civilized world ooa;n..
Muscotite barbarism.


vienna, Sept. 9th.
NJ. Mcrndorf has transmitted to the En-
pcror his letter of recall He is said that the
last Russian note was more conciliatory in
tone than those which Immediately preceded
it.
The London Times Of the 10Th inst. , saws,
there can he but little doubt in spite Of his
vain glorious bulletins that we begin to press
the Gar har and his discontinue is mani
Testing itself in many WAYS
a proclamation it is said has been issued
by Russian General to the inhabitants Of
Odessa commanding them in case the allied
forces should attempt the capture of their
city to reduce it to ashes and to retire to n
town in the interior.
STILL LATER FROM Europe.
BosroS Sept 2sh, 3 p. NJ.
The America with ndvces three DAYS later
than the Alps arrived OF Halifax early :lis
morning. Her news contains no item of strlk
ing Importance. The Expcd ton against Sc
basiapo sailed for Vnrna on the 4h inst. II
consisted of GO ships and transports. Bread
s'niis without change. Flour quoted at from
% 10 80 $.
"''"e' oe'aiis OF the Amcrica's News.
-, BosToN 29th.
'",i' Vi Tue america sne"s have been
:" 's"i' 10 inc attack upon Be-
w., % '' ''o'' 'l'a'c" says frlnce Mems
WIN 'o"uuct 'he d'fehce
/ of Scbastopol. JIc attaches great Importance
/ to forts Oczak and khcrson and about .OO0
~ !" strengthening those places.
'''''''"' arrive at odessa and
bo.idos t,l ,,aur;.1,, =. =, III 'a"l''
4 numhor q ,t;,.
into ero ,L;, ''i''i ''u
All d., a,n;l.,,-,
P''O,n were oci''g uiS'rio-
in,l,, nronarod &C., H.: ''''' "''0 ''en'-
lna,v ioru.r ,'"'"s ou''
.L..,.,,.., V" ''''y thousand
"''''i" part OIL the Empire
rhoro
ordo.,I..l '''"' Tue Dai'ic neet Is
+ho, tno p,,..,, ,'r1''' "pPrenehSiohs
Dill; VII, escape IRON the
morce !, tI,o ,oo,,. 90, ',s'.' "l0" Gun
.ho, <, rL.-,l- -, 10 "''o 'u'"or
Tho 1,nao., n,,,.
.,...,- iepo''' '"'' .hcre
S''c'"c"'' between omar
-.
Tho pa.,.II:' '.'"' -i''''''u ,' Important
800. ,.lt f' 80 ."e'y 'c'''e ana
"i' ,ons''erco 'hev'tanIe' 1t
'' ''o'o'ered 'ha' hepubiicani'm has
o's""i"eu ana was almost
'"i'ue "ou' spain lie pro-
VI ''o 'n''"ueu movement is ciandes-
rrl
beod If tho r,ovomon. 3D. e'"'1 "' '"'
mont III. bo,,or % d;uo,. ~. e'N INV 0',.'''-
puhIic or;,ior ,.,r;ho. A. r'''''O"''
~ ,bo ,,,,, ""'''''
~ '"''V
- ,h -''''''' mas oruereu all
~ '"' ~ "e gwen up IN
; =. p. '''"' '"'' taken pl''c
H. wa
saliva. o.;.e., :., Nf''ss'u '"c'n-
main c,r ,ho '''''', W re-
,r f'''"' "' 'f'"cn neutrality
,.h it, ~ ' '' s''ungs'
IT, "'''''o in'ori'eu
Wv ,''' '''' i"sS'" never having bound her
torn ro,ror, ,;u :; c.
neutral
Th5ro was great confusion NJ C,n,o, .h,
Insurgents having taken many n,,cos no,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

tC+~On the outside Communication on
Vermont Law Of Attachment, Religion. In
telligence, and Miscellany.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

- n"rGIAS, Pierce. aud others. are being
taught tie 'c'l"wlns halr lessons " in 10
liticii geography
Qwsf,oH. What are the staple produc-
tons al hehraska
AHsTr. Beats and a bitter kind Of turn
ups.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
Y he Nation saved,

One ,on,,ot avoid lor,,l;,a ttol,,,,;o,o,,.
rz,i'.iti,,,s ,ri.ich tr., o,,,; r,,;.i.;.
Of the South 50 r-cousutlv disniov when
lu,+, i'm, +. .,.,ist ,r.,;r ,,oa,,l;,. ;..;
tu,i,9 e, .,,,.,,.,. sr-ui,;,n ,uoo,l.1. 49,.
it i. NOT an ort,l,t. bios.ir- .,nIs OLA
s,n.,,.r ti..,,,..,. ,i.,i- s,..,;.;,,. r.a,,..
.-...,..; .-, .r...
l..,, =. c..
,.;.,.., - 49,"
,,..r ,i...,, .,.,o,,.,l,.i,.,,',,..;.
GINS '''"'
nom '',' o'''' WIZ
"' 10y O'''N' No'lht'on
..., ,. W. S'' '!i'u '''-
'',' '''' "S' 'Di'' "l'i'ut any suicr-
i'''" o" H. MI -Ne'A tAe Dchuty post
''"S''r' l''h'lN concluded 1t to be his duty
u l'' H. instead CT 70 forward 1t to the
''''"' o'' 'n'c7 a' washington as II o'ad
le''er' 10 His horror lie iound 1t to DC
letter from " TINS Smcllce to friend at the
North, and containing the most infamous
II smob a..r,, ., va" I,s.' W r w I'','
=" sui" an awful emergency uuy fawkc
powder plot was nero cakes and ginger
bread to torpedo like that. The MAYOR |
was furnished with n cGlv-the 1'rustnas of |
.ho 49,,
'''0' ""' 'uin'noncu' MI Sihel'ee was
ulscharsed, and as an act of special grace,
was allowed to take himself off in the cara |
a. at double ouick Tina ~ a, -.,-;
report oeihg |
e'"r'eu tnal lie was etlil IN tae Vicinity, q |
sharp look out wa. kent for him dur;no tho
uicht hut M ,raoo r. H..
"a -, - nun WIS ue'c''eh' |
anu D's OreeA' Oo'hgton &C., Miss, was
allowed to breathe more at ease nrain A
specil thanksc;,in,, o,oI, .,
t H. -. ~ D' "PP''"'ou
~ ''' 'o'''ior u that state for their de-
H'erahce-dnd the very least that the Dry
Crock-ians ought to he let eft With ,bould
be the erection Of ,nonu,,c,, ,.,,o N
r..;,u.... .-r.y Tempe "
''@'' i''''i'' "0uiu o' "'O'' '"''-
'I'Ir t. tao event, Win tablet OF brass hung
ul in its adytum, having the letter engraved
On 1t at full length.
H.. .ho Ia,.on r. :. ,:.L
-
-,'''rN' "rlt'hE !" MS VISA" """ut
''"' co"eg'-nl"tc VINO rad gone to the
''''''' nc say
49, - - talk. as if Mississippi i. to
'',n1 lie appears pleased
NV opinion he Is an, n ,bnso 80 sa''I'eu' ~
'") who, Graded in the land of Iia,rt,- /
ere 20 So M their princil los, and .
tho cured ,a'.' "ic,r'SIsts ana aI..,.,'T'
rl men, born and nurtnr~i IN tho midst Of
slavery, and even tlu-i.t to believe 1t as right,
mJ d :" u.3'i h, for that Nortbcyyn rnany
" ',om EDUCATION, conscionce and experience
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

Loeahy- Btrl'n ston, orc mic ram Laio Ch7mplain,
and 25G tc,' o5.rc IT,.
THERMOMETER. BlrId.. ,.,
. = - ------- VnI. Weather. Water.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
Mass Meeting 4 jerry Rescue Ce,en,o,,on

syracuse, sept. 3Oth
temperance Mass Meeting WAS hold
mere yesterday The sentiment of the
meeting was favorable to the Clark and R,v.
hohd ticket. There was an immense crowd
IN attendance. The anniversary of the Jerry
n's'ue was celebrated here to-day. Gerrit
smith presided, and 25OO persons were pre,-
eh'' Letters were read from Rev IL W
beec er, and Charles Leonard. The latter
said that every good citizen would refuse to
obey the fugitive slave law. Resolutions
were reported The first declares that there
can De no laws Tor slavery. The ID. that
Jerry was rescued in contempt of mis- lied
law. The Sd, that no man can properly oelc-
hrate his rescue who acknowledges the ,.,-
sihility of the legality of slavery. iii. Ith
that 40 man is hon st who claims or admin.
tn slavery can be law
i"er' were ten more resolutions in tIc
same tome. Speeches oi an exciting ch,r.,.
ter 'r made by Frederick Douglass. W
Il ri'snu, ANA oturrs. Mir Garrison il, ria,
.euis' of Lis remark, IL Bo>sn had dan.
mon" to settle the question of Freedom Than
>Nracu'"' Thrr" were men ia Stat, street
who would have paid $500 to have had Col.
Suttle shot OF tarred and fer thered
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

Up to Sept. 18th. there had been over 6ONO
deaths by Cholera in London,
Mnzzlni the great Republican leader has
been captured in Switzerand
The yellow fever is on the increase in New
Orleans
From Mexico and Texas.
NEW On Fans, Sept Goth
The steamer OrzIhn from Vera Cruz has
arrived at this port bringing dslcs from the
city OF Mexico TO the 10Th INST. Count Boul-
bon was executed on the l2h of August.
Further defeats of the Insurgents are re-
ported but there is no later information of the
movements Of Alvarez
BY way Of Galveston we have Brownsville
dates to Sept. 10th. ! he revolution was
gradually Progressing and it was reported tina
Monterey was IN possession of the rebels.
storm commenced on the consts of Texas,
Sept. lsth, and RACED with terrific fury for
days. An Immense amount Of property WAS
destroyed and several vessels and many lives
were lost. The town of Mstaeoriss was dr.
'royed with the exception of houses.
The crops both of Cane and Cotton were
nearly ruined.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
Ohio Politics.

tlNCIN>ATi, sept. ssh.
The Old line Democrats held a mass meet
'"S''" fihh -. Market, square. and addresses
were made by Hon. Geo. f. Purh and other.
ne meeting was very disorderly. and the
nh"" Noth'ngs seemed to be IN the majority.
Inc excitement increases as the Election an
prosches
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &C.
BO HIM KRHHDEH4.

SSp I'm lN HA A6 H4D ALH0x
Manufacturer, Importer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer il, Shot, Guns.
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle. and
all kinds Of Sporting Apparatus,
Together with general assortment Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. Il. Cor. OF Walnut and
Second Streets. lDhiIahclphia.
All nf which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will bc sold
as low as can be afforded by any establish
men: in the United States.
NJ testimony Of his skill as manufactur-
cr, the Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
has awarded to him sine 1910, two certifi-
Gales, six silver medals, and one recall
premiums; and in 1854; the Crystal Palace
Of New York, awarded to him medal, the
only one awarded for Shot, Guns and r.
tlcs in the United States.
Krider's Sporting Anecdotes" illus
trative Of certain varieties Of A,nerctn
Game, With remarks on the Chtra9ier bi
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipe, Wocdcock,
Rail- Partridge, Duck and, Pidgeon ma,cIi
shooting, OIL the RICE Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass Ployer, Hull-heaacl or Colder
Plover, Canvass Back, and Red Headed
Duck, American .WiJgepn, Scaup Duck
! and Canada Goose. .-Erice $l,QQ..
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second ani
Walnut, PHILADELPHIA.
Aug. 30, 1854. id 1y.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
& anatomical Lectures And
Demonstrations.

nR. MIDDLETON MICHEL. will com.
mencc his private course on Anatomy
and Physiology, on the first Monday in
November, at his Anatomical Rooms, on
posilc the Medical College.
DIR. Michel offers the following advan.
tagcs 10 Students attending the Medical
session in Charleston. A complete course
OF Lectures is delivered during The aeason
on Anatomy and Physiology, the Professor
illustrating his course BY preparation,
drawings and mudels. Disseclions arc
conducted on an improved plan, consisting
III !ntcrroga;ing each member of The class,
ana making him demonstrate his own dis.
section. The Student may hereby multi
ply his opportunities for acquiring knowl-
cige OF one OF ihe most important and diff.
cult departments taught in the College,
Saturdays are devoted TO Micro. copioal
Anatomy.
Examinations arc held regularly every
II Gilt on each Of the several branches, CIV
ing the class the benefit of rehearsal, in
condensed form, OF the subjects lectureJ Oh
ny The Professors Of the Medical Co!lcpe.
so as TO recall whatever may have ESCAPED
attention, and 10 correct errors enter,ainel
ty misapprchcnding the meaning of the
Lecture.
DR.. NJ, will find pleasure in recon-.
heHdlng lie proper ext books in general
use, "a introducing. his pupils to the ac-
| lua.ntance OF The several Professors, and in
iac.iitatng he Students IN all matters con.
! Iectcd with their studios
Reference may be made to. DR.. A., at
his residence Queen street, ~, or at his
Anatomlca Rooms Opposite the College.
! Ir,r,nc 'r,,
The subscriber is also prepared to take
private pupils who for the ordinary Office
Tee OF one hundred dollars year shall have
ACCESS 10 largo library, diagrams, plates
and models, and be furnished gratuilously
with the ticket to the full cnurse delivered
III the Skinner Medical Institute, His
pupils will Illus be made familiar with dis
ease At the bedside, aud be made nart.ci.
pants IN many surgical and ol,sle;ricnl
cases occurring in his practice, while they
became acquainted with the methods of
mining and administering drugs. The
strictcst attention will be paid to the Mi.
crOscnpc IN connection with Anatomy AID
Pathology, and examinations ield every
day.
CHARLESTON SUMNER MEnIcALTNsTIrurg.
MIDDLETON MICHEL. NJ. d.,
Pr9irSSor cf Alnatomy and Phrsipiegy
w. HUME, Pref. W Ncdicn! CbcmSiy.
+. NJ. ROBERTSON, Prot y OJsieiri,r
a"i Diseases CT Women
Il. \. hlNlOCI, Pref. Of .Surgcry.
Il. t. MICHEL, Prot. ot llaicria Medica
Fec for the course $50. l.eclurek com.
mencc in April and terminate about the
middle OF July.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Horse Shoeing, Blacksmith
ing, u, &c,


The above branches, together with En-
ginccring and Machincsls work generally,
can and will he faithfully executed at the
SUMTER MACHINE SHOPS near the
Rail Road Depot in Sum,crvilIc. No cx-
erlons will be Withheld 20 render these
Shops worthy the patronage, and capable
of supplying tile MECHANICAL requirements
of The District A Foundry will be erected
~ soon as practicable, both for Iron and
Brass. We have an excellent Steam En-
ginc in operation, capable of driving n
large Quantity Of machinery, thereby cna-
bling lie 10 execute work with facility and
economy.
Al work done at this establishment will
be turned ont under the immediate inspec-
| tion OF the subscriber. We ask no b.icsided
patronage. IL our work is not as well
done and as cheap as other Shops can ac-
| cnmpllsL it, we expect not to he employed
Otherwise we desire only such patronage
as will enables us TO do Justice To- oil par
ties. II. J. COGJILAN,
| Manager.
Sept. 9th, 1854 4s If
IT Watchlnan copy If.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
A Desirable Residence for
Sale.

The subs criber wishing to move West,
offers for sale, one of ihe most pleasant
situations in the village; containing about
tifty-tivc acres Of land. on which there is
very comfortable Dwelling and every nee
cssary out house, all in good repair.
The crop Of corn on the place this year,
will yield about five hundred bushels.
Any further information can lie obtained
by addressing me on The premises.
". w. ALSrON.
SumtcrvTlc, Oct. H. 1854.
u All persons IN debicd To me either
by lfotc Or account, are respectfully solici-
ted To cash the same, ms long indulgence
has hccn given to many, and am aye.se
to taxing any with cost.
w. w. y.
Oct. II, 1871 80 IT,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
V aluable Plantation
.HFor Sale.

Desiring TO 60 West wo offer our Planta-
ton tor salo prlva' ely. lying on Lvnchcs
Creek. only Six miles from I.ynchburg
Depot. Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road. The tract contains about 1000
acres, with some 200 closed i'll Il high state
of cultivation GO ri winch is lhe best
bottom land. A Neat and cnrmn.lruns
dwelling, new Gin hon*c and Screw and
all other necessary out buildings, and
fences in good repair. We hazzard nothing
in saying lhis place is perfectly healthy
and in point proluctvcncss and purity ui
water i is unsurpassed by any land in the
country. Call and see, it will bear close
Inspection.
II. J.. 81 J. G.. McLENDON.
Oct, u, 1854 :Ill If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
HAuLDlNG CouHry, DALroN. Ga,
AMnMSi 2Ein. lNuI

-'N1'''''' '~'Nr'' , '|.N'iN'N' >'H'b
August 2Gti, lSJI
Mr.. CHARLES DEi.oEMG,
DEAR Sin: For several years past
have hccn severe " afflicted with :. ck ueai-
aches, and after Trying every ,hlng could
think OF, ani l,!rg no .rnrh Mha,cver.
al last gave myself up as a confirmed
dySp"plc. lut hearing oi your prrpara-
ton, "Thc Bllsom oi Liic,' | cuIcludcd
to give that Il trial also. and procured two
bottles from y"ur Agent DIR. II. \. Darran,
of Darlington. 5. c., and from the time
began 10 take il, have not had single
attack "i headache, and now Ic,l in hopes
that even Tho two bottles have made cure
Of Inc. Bat fearing that | may have il
relapse, have Determined to continue it
longer. anh enclose you $40 90 for which
you will please send as many bottles rs is
customary for that amount By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
p. S.-Flcase forward by express train.
Sept. 6, 1854 - If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Matthieasen g. 0'Hara,
Clothing w n G house

l43, East Bay, corner Of Queen Street,
;, ), CHARLESTON, s. C.
WOULD respectfully call the attention
of the Merchants Of South Carolina, deal.
ing in READY MADE CLIO THING, TO
our extensive and varied stock of Clothing,
Of all qualities from The highest to the
lowest. All goods from our Establish.
ment are warranted both for style and
Workmanship. d j.
cS Particular attention given 10 orders.
wM. MArrHIEssIS. M,. T. o'HARA.
- Sept, l2s 1854 S4G Ct h
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
ans at the Planters and Factors
New Establishment,

New Establishment.
He Cgl to ,E,EH % Yg $ ON /,
,SU.N1ERFILLh $. q.
Dealers in English, French ana American
Es-szgs, EHcs25ciascs and
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, NarniShes and, Dive -Stuf1s,
Glass, Putty, Clue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Narnsh, Camel Hair and IVhitcvyash
Brushes, Fine and Choice pcr.umcry and
Fancy Gools, Pure Liquors and Wines; for
medical purposes, I.anccls, Ecariica,ors
and Cnpp'ng Glasses, NC.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from thr proprieinrs.
Agcnls hy appointment for Dr.. Jayncs'
and DR.. Dennis celebrated Family Nieti-
clnes, also for Farrell's Arabian Linimen,,
Mortimer Il Mawbray's Hampton Tic
lurc. Carriers Spanish Mixture. &c.
All articles from this Establishment arc
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physcan#, Planters and country hier.
chants sending TO ns, can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed
July 26, 1854 80 GIN,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Just ReGeiye7,


LADIES Bnoiters ans. Walking Shoes, G. al
t"rS. kii-Fics. &c. Gents Calf Boots. and
Bont,ecS, la'ira and Gents. Over Shoes.
Ais't--H fine assortment OF hardware, Tin
Ware, adlcry, &c.
I'nsECV enoOMS.
ladies' Wood am, AIoroca Work-Boyes.
Pnil: Boxes, Port. Monies, Srsnr-Cn>-S, Brace
let's, Hair and Ioo,h brushes, Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
shGnhS, dc
Novels, Poc,ical " orks anl School Books
and fine assortment of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Muisscs. Cheese,
Taisons, Dried Figs ,Flour, Cundlcs,
Soap, T"a, Starch, Pickles, Sarl,ncs,
Ginger Preserves, Nc.
Also. a fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils
For sale hy J. Il. SOLOMONS " co.
March 22th, 1881 II II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Land For Sale.

FEsiIE Subscriber offers for sale q valuable
l. tract Of Land containing SIG acres, all
in one body, situated two mile above Cal
vary Church, and fourteen miles hc!ow
Sw:ntcrvilio, and har IL milc from ihr road
eadIng from Gains Savannah. Also, a
piece oI 50 acres lying in Sanlcc Swamp,
convenient 10 said tract: for stock range
This land is we'll fixed with good dwell
my house and Al! necessary out buildings
Also, all plantation tools, BlackSmth'S
tools. and very fine llandnill: all the
stock belonging 10 the place, including
Hogs, Cattle Sheep aud Goats. This land
vii! bc delivered 10 .-!hc purchaser next
January.
THOMAS WEEKS.
N.B.-'rhc land will either b, sol sep
crate "r with the stock, &c., To suit the
purchaser. T.. w.
August .. 1854. 40 II.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-25
Choice Old Brandy and
w [ N F. s

We hdyq noib ip store some very supe-
rior Oid Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposes. Its
age and inildncss together with its purity,
will be- Of great consequence to invalids
who are necesstated. to use it.