davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW G&oTHTNH STORE
Rauh, Guiterman & Co.,
MaauJacturers and D alers in
REDY-MADE CLCTHIIG,

Muscdftne, Lo,cd,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Ottawa and Lasalie, II
ME beg leave to inform the either Of Mu:
w ca,ine, Iowa. its vicinity, and the public
generally, that we have opened a
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under The above style and firm, in
the new brick block lately erected nv Mr.. Thurs.
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
PaPpoose Bridge, north side, opposite John q.
Gordon's store, where we shall BE- happy 10 meet
customers in want Of articles in our line consist
ing in very large and fashionable stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing.
Isdia-rubber and oil clothing;
Trunks and ralises; hats and caps;
Carpet and oiled bags;
Starts, tcrdppers and suspenders,
Crcrafs and handkerchief, and everything
else appertaining 10 a clothing store.
GEN1LEMAN'S FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
AHthe clothing ,0e sell at our pW;ous establish
mems is made by our oun ,ohoiesaie manufaciur.
ing house. at 2s9 Main street and gas Pearl street
Cincinn !. Ohio. ,Uiere zoe get up a superior ar
tich IF tothitg, equal to any merchant f4iiar
work, "a nlgtsz trimming and workmanship
Our - n,utss7nyi Is conducted by experienced and
prac ed tcorkmm, on a pery extensive scale; and
as our system Of doing business ice les en- TO
h' cuct ptootOtC HUMOcT TIC interference UI TIE
ru .ous dealers bef,oeen producer and Consumer
zoe can afford to sell cheaper than any house IN this
city, giving our customers better article of cloth
ing FIR less money than any euer offered for sale
ia this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.madc clothing are particularly
requested TO call and examine our stock as we are
prepared in quantity and price to sell OF
WHOLESALE
to as great advantage TO buyers as can be met
with in any city in the Union. New Yo'k not
excepted; for, in buying from US. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
And, Of course, save the profits 10 pay the
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing
got up in superior style, and expressly with
view to ih, wants OF This western region.
We are determined and able TO take the lead
in our trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the resident and travelling COM
muniiy, promising to use oil fair and honorable
means to render onreelves worthy Of il. BY
calling on US you may soon End out that all
sold above is
NO HUMBUG!
AS we intend to establish permanently in this
Aourshing city.
RAUH. GJITERMAN d CO..
Second street, opposite !. C. Gordon's.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Queer. thar two Of tho best thinss in
tbs world when put together. shosid be
the worst--a miss and fortune. Ii you
don't believe il, try couple years
worth.
Music rather. units man for wrest-
ling with the world. Ii soflens the
heart, snd robs him OF suspicion. Show
W , ffageeiet PLAYER. and We will show
ysH man who ID cheated in his
i.ns.' e-cr. i'm. hA goes to, mapkst
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW STORE
J, F. SCHENCK.

(Successor Of J. Bcnneu,)
u ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
LII Muscaiine aud vicinity, that he has taken
the house of ]. Bennett, and is now receiving one
OF the best stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered in this market. My goods were selected
by one OF the most experienced buyers. feel
justified in saying. that my stock is one of the
best 10 this city. would be pleased 10 have The
old friends and customers Of ]. Bennett give me
call, and will try and give general satisfact ion
No trouble to show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscaine, Sept. 80. 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

THH BiBLs.-An old man once said:
"FoY long period ! puzzled myself
about the difficulties of scripture. an
til at last came to the conclusion shat
reading the Bible was like eating fish.
When find . difficulty, ! lay it aside
and call il bone. Why should l
choke on the bone when there is 90 much
nutritious meat in use? Some day. per.
hsps. ] may nnd that even bones nay
afford me nourishment."
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

foLirEsEss, that csmenter Of friend.
ship and soo.her Of enemies. is no.
where SC much required and so freq n,ly
outraged a. in family circles; in near
and dear connections it 10 continually
abandoned. and the result 10, that ali
the illusions OF life are destroyed. and
with them. much of s happiness.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW
GROCERY PROVISION STORE.

At Jennison's old stand, on Second street.
HE subscribers have on hand new and com
Ple,e stock. consisting in part Of
Cof1ee- Rio and lava w = cheese
Tea--Y aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N o and Belchct's Nois and glass
Salt-bbl, sack and dairy Curranls, raisns, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
Moasses--N o and s H Flour and corn meal
Cigars--raealia 4 principe Lead, powder, shot, dc
Understanding 4 chew Soap and candles
Candles, nuts, oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
sardines, hollow .warc bacon, &c &c and all other
articles usually kept IN a grocery and provision
store, which we offer for sale at wholesale or re.
all, at the lowest prices, FIR cash or ready pay.
NEIDlG g. SPRINGER,
Mascatine, March ls, Is53-u
N. b. Wanted-All kinds Of marketing, such
as butter, eggs, fowls cheese, lard, onions, pota.
toes, DC. for which the highest price will be given.
N. & s.
100 BARRELS Kanawha Salt for sale by
HUI MEDIC & SPRINGER.
IN SACKS Ground Alum Salt f.r sale by
w NEIDIG e. SPRINGER.
HIRED APPLES and PEACHES for sale by
II MEDIC s. SYRINGE.
100 LBS, BACON, (hams) for sale by
lUU MEDIC & SPRINGER.
upACON- (sides and shoulders DC )--for sale
lDby NElDIG a. SPRINGER.
IN SACKs--fne dairy salt for sale by
III NEIDIG & SPRINGER.
CUGAR HOUSE MOl.ASSES and COLLEEN
~ SYRUP. MEDIC g. SPRINGER.
LIGS rails ns and cendies.
l. June 3 MEDIC q SPRINGER.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Doctor J. Fl. Hershey

QESPECTFiLLY tenders his professional
IL services TO the citizens of Muscatne and vi
cinty.
OF OFrrcE-Basement Of Tennsylrsnio House
on Mulberry, between Third 81 Fourth Streets
Boards at the Pennsylvan House.
July !, 1898. Jl-1yt
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Alice.
~ LILLIAN MAE.

81 LILLIAN MAE.
Softly lying,
Where the signing
or the wintry wind is loud,
She il sleeping,
In the keeping
OF her little snowy shroud,
In her silent chamber lonely.
Sits the mother all the whils
Thinking Of the eyes that only
Looked upon her, but to smile.
Broken hearted,
Hope departed
Prom the sunlight Of her sky,
For she never
Thought that ever
Aught 30 beautiful could die.
Sunny trssses,
That abe presses
To her bro ken heart, to-day.
Softly, lightly,
Daily, nightly,
Brightly W were wont 10 playl
Oh, the mothers heart il breaking
She can neither smile, nor speak,
For the roses know no waking
On her little darlings cheek.
She Is straying--
She Is playing,
Where diviner breszss blow
She is singing,
To the ringing
OF u. Angel Tyres, know.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Qui Bsssss
ny JOHN H. BAILEY.


Pray what Is the use Of graspng fer gain,
OF boundlsss desires which tend to maintain
Injustice and wrong?
Or what il the good Of distinction and wealth,
Obtained at tn expense Of honor and health ?
This. answer in In song.
Does greatness consist In tact and display!
ID truth Of no use in this polite day
= Must vice ever reign?
Expediency, policy, fraud, and such like,
At the base or religion and honesty strike.
,s Il not this very plain9
Shall principles true be regarded - nanght1
Shall tight never be our first and last thought?
Must might be the rule?
Shall nation like ours, which boasts Of ia deeds
In libsrty's cause, be sown with the seeds
or crime and misrule?
Shall We follow the footsteps Of folly and pride,
So that those who observe us may laugh and dsride,
And republics condemn!
Mol no let M rxther be wiss in good time,
Les selfish and vain, with more reason and rhyme
And wear truths diadem.
o, Father Of oil things, grant that we may desire
Only those which good and which thou dos require
And take for our theme
Mans wants are but few when wisely restrained,
Sslfdsnial ID better than pef III obtained,
But virtues supreme.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

HAra any wronged thee I 30 bravely
ssvsngsd: Sigh. il, and the WORK is be-
gun; forgive it. and tits finished. lie is
below himself that 10 not above an in
Jury.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Coal AsHEs.-Ths best purpose TO which
coal ashes can be applied in town or coun-
ny 10 in making garden walks. If well laid,
no weeds or grass will grow, and by use
they become a. solid and more durable than
brick,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

He lives for something who lives to steal
Enjoying thus his neighbor's veal,
But he for nought who lives to know,
A pleasure in his nsighbors woe.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
r. M. BURNETT

WOULD inform his friends and customers. and all
!" Others who want Books and Stationery, that he
has just added forty feet to his store and that he
has now store room Sc feet deep, filled to the brim
School, Miscellaneous, Standard Medical
and Law Books,
Blank Work, Stationery, Paper Hanging, Fancy Art
cles, and all kinds of goods usually for sale in first
class book store. All of which he will SELL wholesale
anu retali, at the lowest rates. s30-ly
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

u. nUNsMOnE. A. CHAMBERS. WIN. CHAMBERS, IN
DUNSMORE & CHAMBERS
nlAvING tn S day associate ed themselves under
Il the name and style of DIINSMORE &
CHAMBERS, for the purpose Of transac,ipp as
GENERAL MERCANTILE, LUMBERING
AND BED-STEAD BUSINESS.
Respectfully solicit the attention of The public 10
the SINE. For particulars enquire where you can
find out. Jy3
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Doors AND SHOES.--A full assortment o.
ID Boots and Shoes at
Oct7 KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

The Russians never laugh. When
they feel funny" they double up,
squeeze their vitals, almost shut them.
selves up like jack-knife, and then
give their bushy mustaches q deuced
t~ich. Queer dogs. those Russian bears.
II is said that the British and French
soldiers, except for a short time in l794,
have not fought under the same ban.
ners since the Crusades. The rivalry
that will exist in the allied army to
exceed each other in deeds Of daring,
will make them terrible to their foes.
A new style OF vehicle has been in
troduced in Paris. The horses are be-
hind, with their faces towards the car
riags. They are tackled on to a p de in
The usual manner, one oil them being
mounted by an squerry. and they push
instead Of pulling the vehicle. In front
there is but one wheel, in swivelling
axle. which is steered By = conductor,
placed in little seat upon the roof.
The present Congress, exclusive Of
vacancies, consists of 900 me m bers, and
their aggregate pay for one week is
over $4,000. The average continu.
ance OF daily sessions is about three
hours. This gives to the members six
hundred dollars an hour, devoted to
national legislation or political dispu-
tations in the Capitol. This is exclu-
sive Of the pay Of clerks, doorkeepers,
messengers, pages and other multitu-
dinous subordinatss, whose aggregate
number is legion.
The Panama Railroad wilr b completed and open
for the transportation Of fron ocean 10 by
the LIST OF August next In the early part of Februa-
~, upwards OF three thousand aborers were engaged
on the line southwark of the ODispo river nearly two
thousand OF whom were on the Panama side Of the
summit. The facilities for transportation scross the
lsthmus are now very great-so much that passen-
gers can crosi with their. luggage from Panama to
Aspinwall in singls day..
1t 10 dee plea BILE, at all times, to talk
about the private affairs Of other peo-
ple-but it is peculiarly so when your
own will not begin to bear the test of
public inspection. Remember this, and
profit BY it.
GRAHAMITE PupDING.-Cut up four
laths in "a peck of saw dust. When
well mixed. bake it by placinga pipkin
containing it in the sun for hal an hour.
Serve it with sauce, made by soaking
cedar shingls in pail of " ell water.
Always have an eye on things when
you devcur hash at the eating houses.
A friend Of ours the other day, found
hlmsslf trying to swallow the tongue
ola jews-harp, quarter OF q yard Of
dish cloth, the tooth Of shell comb,
and quantity OF hard cCal as large as a
piece of chalk-For miscellany, and a
field for discovery, there's no dish like
hash
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Worcestershire and 6 4, far sale 6y
~ Sept. -. SO FSCHENCK.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
J. >. HATCH. SETH HUMPHREYS.
}. S. HATCH & co.,

WHOLESSLE S' RETAIL GRUCEPS
And Commission Merchants
FRONT STREET, MrscATINEIovA
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Humorous Variety.

- vocalist says he could sing "Way Down on
Vie Old Tar River" if he could only get the pitch.
- Yankee has invented machine for extract
Ing the lies from quaok Advertisements. Some Of
'nem are never seen after entering the machine, -
only he frufh nopnaa nuk
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
TNE IlARLLI.E HOUSE,
SMM.tcrviIte =. q. Nov. 1861.

SNnaterviIie So Nov. Z 1861.
This House. ~'tra,ei tl.,,l,,dn.te civ on
the Wilmington e. Manchester Ran R"aj
AID at very ncarlya central pulnt clwccn
Wilmington n. G.. Charleston s. & and
Augusta Ga, il still open Tor The reception
and accommodation O Ihr travelling pub
lc. and affords The ,ircd traveller an OPP
por'uli'y to lay over Il night On the tIc-
some Journey ictwccH ihi' puin'S above
alluded ln. tn" p,"prr tor has lifted up
several coniCrtlb'' br,lrnuai,S lnr Iii "X
p'cSS lnrp,>c ANA lla, ny .nu urrc he
ErM hcncy erpcminn'c ON ihiS unc o, r":
'or hr '"In.ur' aud Recommendation OF
traveller, inc 'iolc~, by the continued and
Gn'IrcInG Zral on he part oi The Manaw RS
at the establishments. 10 secure Il runliuu-
ance OF that lIbcral patronage b slowed on
HIM Tor III" last Irn nru,' :. lie could
refer To hundreds 'r''n The North, South,
East and West. To- the CHAINS q! hi>
bloc Sc, hul prefers persons = .vi!y Inn
IerS0nul riSn.
W. : MITCHELL
l'rnp',.i.u
asb LAZY, { Managers.
Nov. !, lS:jI =. TIM
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
Notice.,

will sell at the place where | now
live on Saturday the 2:3d day Of December
next a fine lot ol s.euug Mules, Cattle,
Sows and Pigs, quantity OF fat Pork,
Rice. Fodder about 40 bushels superior
planting cotton seed, Wagon, Cart, Cotton
H1in, HanGmill. Plantation tools and in,pc
men,s of every description, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting III part OF
fine lot OF Mahogony, such as o;lt,nm and
rocking Chairs, Snf.S, Brokc.sc. l.ullCS'
Dressing Bureaus, Worlrob", Dtnnn
Table, Candle stands, WuSnlt:r.lss, Fc ,lh-
'er beds, Brdsteah- MD %,eilHing. &r., wnh
many other articles Too tedious to n,cn,lnn
TERas.-A credit OF Twelve mun'h>
with 'ntercS, from date and approved Sc.
curity, OH all sums over five dollars
J. ID. ASIlMORE.
.NovelkGr %. 1881 5 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
Head Quarters.

VF|ER No.
Illt. Brign'lrr Generals commanding tic
several BrIgades composing the Thri NJ. i.On
South Carolina Militia are hslcby rrgui.cL tC
order each Colonel or officer COMMANDING The
several Regiments of their respective Bri.a,!cs,
to ho!d an election i'll their res iac,ive iirpi
inch'S on wednesday the 2Ot!! day Of nccor
her next. for The Office Of NIuior.G 5nrr;,l ya,.l.
ted ny the resignation of Major G.n John
Buchanan, and forthwith tr;,,isXit 10 tho A.i,n.
tant Generals Office Ut Columbia u certified,
statement i'll writing showing The result, Of the
polls III their respective Brigadcs
by order OF The Comnandcriu- Chief
K. NJ. DUN0VANT, Adu t;.n.
Oct. 25, 1854 ~ I'll
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
New Goods New Goods !
SMALL. PROFITS

III" Undersigned . nuw IN receipt nl an
"ri,r-cd AMI v,r'rd ganera st"ck goods.
a'id =, i"t". lmct - carry "!t thc vrlnc-
p: a' n,' snIt" nroil,.
l. s',r yrupi!-"- ~. CuoA.,, and
Hr".r' r& ~ ii ih"lr ,lnm"r0n. vrtn,lcs.
i 'eav: "lora o. itrady uide C!c,hn-,
lna' rom Philadelphia, which viii he sold
Hg;t pc cc!t 'aacr any thing in town.
H-lJS, cars, HOOI'S 1. SUOE.S.
i "a.lctY Of Confectionery.
'TG'Ecry. colnlion onG Granite.
IL 2..o':, &c Lccpa ai!:!nst every thing
ws:ch may De calico for, at prices which
chnno' ta;i to please. Come and see lnr
Yourselves.
MOSES LEVI,
Al Friersun's Old Stand.
Nrr. : 1851 #
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
Dyspepsia Gan Be Cured /!
fAuLDsNG COUNTY, DALT n, G.l.,l
August 18th, 1854.

.
August 26lh, 1854.
Mr CHARLES DELoRME,
nEAH SIC: For several years past I
htve htenar' ercly ati,w;ed with sick head
ACRES .'"d after trying evesy thing | COLD
lh!"A o., and receWing;no benpf. whatever.
-, .'a' 'as' gave lhyseIE up as i; canfir,set..
dysPcrt,c Bat hearing OF your vrepsra-
tom, 1.-The Ba!som Of Lile,'''I concluded
to give that trial aiSo. .na procured two
bottles from y"ur Agent DR.. T. \. Dargan,
:" Darlington, ). G., and from the tinie
'G:"an 'o take /, have not had q smelc
alta OF heodache, and now ie. IN hcpae
that even the iwo bottles have made Il cure
OF me- But icarn. that may havesa a
reiapse, have determined 10 continue /.
longer. ana enclose you $40 90 for which
y"u WI! please send as many bottles as i,
customary or that amount. BY Rail Road.
k'spe 'IuIlv yours, (.
JOHN J. GREEN.
>.--l.case forward by EXPRESS train
Sept. Is, 1904 as - if@
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
II I. 5lJ & OODfs
and .SII.}| kils; i,

.'iiE ~""-, 7,"'r~ na";." ..r, sri ilr
'd..,, nfh Grn nI
i.".t - ',~9 H.,rn;"tncir
':', al. ~" ,snH. ., hcv v,i...-,v
r;n'., r,"--. i, =" 'A lanl, u.,FGr
I IL nai1" q. N"nsun & I,gtncr. T!.rv
havc lds' received ana arr daily rGror.inr
Il large. c"r'nctc and i,nria2nn aasu.t.
ncul oi FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
OF all tcscrih,;nn. Qualities ard .S,l les
/" which the inr.G: ii!c attention ol The
pubic.
WATSON Is GARDNER
Oct. !, i>Il - II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
A Desirable Residence for
e@ain

TIE su rI b Wishing To move West,
oi;'rs or sale, -, ~ 'hc mos, D,casau,
shnh'io in the v.!l,s": con,auinu about
t;ty iiv" acres OF land. on which there Is \
v"ry ,.nni"r,ihIc Dwelling and cvrrr II. c.
rss ry nni house, AL in good repair
Ih'' crop I" c"rn on III" Place Ia; wear,
w'it y"id 'h"u' ilv" 'Iuniri bushels
: A.:y n:'h'r t..i''rt:'..'io:cauI 10 ubt;,uci
ay a,i,li. sing ne ,n III premises
" W AiSTON
S!rn,",,i'r, Or'. Il, i'E;l
J.; y r'~ - inh hicf - u" e. n"v
by MT =" II 'nun., ar" r">pac'uiv -ulic
l"'i /" asn 'm' ~,'mc, onu ni;.lg"nc.
n',- cen 4'>cn :" may, nd am .ye;S"
- - sd. Anh cos
- ~ .NOi III !;
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06

Tobacco and Cigars.

Choice lots just -crctvcn and nurn
by a. NJ. NENBEKY
November %, 1854 5 If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
New Goods
AT THE INV >sDORE

INDER ODD FEILOIVS WlLL.
A. NJ. NEWBERl "vcs notice to The
citizens o: Sumter and DARLINGTON District,
that he IS NOW Receiving and op"nnin. .,
,h's NEW STORE, - shuicr and w.,!l 81.
lected stock o. Dry Clouds, Hats. Caps,
Bouts. SHOES, Cr"ckc-y, Glassware, Gro,
ceres. Saddrry, llAr1warr, Ready Made
Clo'hIng, 81.
To all Of which no mvl,rs HE a,t.niur
nj the public, especially The ladies'
4. NJ NEW Berry.
November %, 1854 ; II
~ Watchuan ru,y
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
[IE.:u1l & G!arks0n

Se ith'S ~ SACsS hCOi1
iiiNE. ;u.' r"'-iY"" ..aG orc'.oL L fine stock
81, '."'Hn III ..M: i,,tcs: .irlcs CT
80. "'i N!"rr ,.,ris, Consisting in part u:
III .pi.uN,". articles.
Nl'ci. nr.'! 'ancy Ciotl EI;,Ck ana ana fan.
.y ''S>! ;.grts b!:;rk, Wl.ite and Fancy Silk
Hes;.r.s, BA /. Vile ;.i. Euury SILK Cra-
Eat" S,it and Eun,bric kiarlhrr..!:!yfs
- ycs, :'n"h, tl D..we:.; Linen Bo,uia
>; 80 All ,"!!"r"; s.!: and Mc:ino under
NJ: ~; b-r.. Sf!.. and fancy Has
Clothing
~ s@ fancy Cloth Ccats and Sacks;
,..,yk a:: !nacy Cashmere Coats and Sacks
.ii"ca "i. ,Gnc! tqssirrlc Pants Black,
VI !Ajc o..d tauc; Sii.: .csts
Al .! whirh we nsiie or iTirn,!: eA;h.
En9tir c"neT''iy 70 can and examine.
We are also prrv:-cd l. !ani.. III 10 orL.r,
.LT rFElc!' - IL: Teisring Iine ns nsi.l nnd
'-'np A. r,- ~ done IN tl.c state q. Il. sam.
',rhIS.
ALSO,
'M."7u. oig!! gipCs tu uruiShci at tn. sLor..
est notice.
,., VIM & CLARKsoN.
pc! -, 1891 - :.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
Just Received,

~ SASo AeoSc1V Y SSAt
LADIES' RooItccs and Walking Shoes, G al
.rra, hid-Tiss, &c. Gents Calf Boots, and
Dtottees, Ladies' aud Gents. Over Shoes.
h!So--A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware, Sadicry, DC.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies Wood dns' AIuroca Work-Rox
Pull. Boxes. Port Monies, Segar- Cases, Brace
lets, Hair and Tooth Brushes. Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, dc.
Novels, Poeicnl Works and School Books
and q fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Nofasses, Cheese,
Raaons. Dried Figs Flour, Candies,
Soup, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, &c.
Also. n fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by J.T. SOLOMONS & co.
March 22:!i, 1854 ~ #
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
P0MARIA Observation-Disclosures.

we offer ior sale choice collection of the
ro, celebrmeh,nnl best varieties Of Peaches,
rsars. 'ho'h Standard and Dwarfs on Ounce
FhunRas, Cherries, Necta-
rlmcs, APRICOT, qeuimccs,
Figs, STRAW berries, apad
Native Grape Wines.
Also
10000 APPLE TR REES
well grown, embracing 80 varieties of
rare excellence. We offer these to The trade,
or ny the hundred, ut low rates
New and rare ROSES nr the fines, kinds
ana latest lmportations, FIowering Shrubs,
rare and beautiful EVERGREENS, &c.
pficed lists sent to all post paid lppIcaH,a.
Packages carefully cent by railroad. A,i,Iress.
SUMMER IL CRAMMOND,
Nov. % 1851 II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
Excelsior Family Starch,

In pound pa,EaC.*, powdered. Also tn.
highly celebrated Corn Starch. irr sale by
DiltGAN 81 GO.
Feb % 1851. IS T
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-06
New Goods

llit, SUBSCRIBER has Just rcturnrh l.on,
'''r t1"''i'' ana Is now oiiC.!n- " splendid
stock q:
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-13

THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR, says the Boston
Traveller seems to have been adjusted very quiet
ly, without appeal to arms, or any convuslon OF
nations. The ship was found to have been guilty
of an infracton of the revenue laws; was seized
and after an examination, released from confsca-
tion on the payment of $4,000. For this procedure
the Cuban authorities have warrant in the con-
duct of our own government; who have repeatedly
seized the Cunard steamers for smuggling, and on
finding that the captain and agents of the ship
not implicated, have released the ship on the pay
ment of heavy fine. Capt Bullock is said to have
paid the fine on the Black Warrior, and to have
received back the ship, under protest. This was
no doubt wise precaution on the part of the cap
tain but we will vouch for it, he thinks himself
'lucky dog to get cut of the scrape on such terms
and his owners WILL too, when they know all the
circumstances of the case.