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LOST AND FOUND.
hog LOsT-LOsT, ON SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, A
- black and tan King Charles spaniel Whoever returns
said dog to no. ~ Gresao street. Will be literally
OST-ON SATURDAY, THE path INST, AT THREE
the III. I0mttook If the finder will leave the
trunks at 30 West Twenty first street he will be suitably
rewarded.
I osT-AN ENVELOPE, CONTAINING PAPERS OF
~ no value except to the owner liberal reward wilt
be given returned to No. Al West Twenty eighth street.
or to no. Hanover street. third sto;y.
I CST-ON SUNDAY WEEK A GOLD PENCIL PASS
~ ing through Walker, Bowery Roosevelt. and across
Brooh to Geld street The fnder will receive suitable
reward by returning 1t 10 81 Gold street, Brooklyn
osT OR sToLEN-ON SATURDAY, path INSTANT,
- between sand O'CLOCK in Chatham street. near
st Broadway Heather pocket book containing $2t in
;. NIX notes check drawn by the Atlantic Mutual lnsu:
Con the Phenix Bank for SEQ o. in favor Of
nd endorsed by John Psuson, Secretary ono nose
aipsaer for $l0 os one do drawn b samson for SsSo
by Love each for Sil6 u; one 90 drawn by Par.
for $76 30 tall II hch ofthe SuesexlSss
be.dts suno other papers Of no value 70 the own
err Pamsn, Of the above has been stopped The finder
viii eaee retain tire bank notes and ead the pNSes Wy
mail otherwise thereby comforting favor on The "a Jsc
bers. ROBE a LEAVITT, 81 Maicen lane, N. Y.
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THE TURR.

ELUSHING RAILROAD-DURING THE COMING
wees special trains viii be the Flushing Rail-
road from tho oompanys depot. At Hunssrs Point
grand National Race Course ocnvsyansss viii be in
free Of charge The steamer Island City will also
nsctop with the leaving Fulton Market slip every
BY either route, % cents. Tine only 80 minutes
y. =. DUDLEY. SUPPLEMENTARY.
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THE TRADES, &C.

CHEET IRON WORKER-WANTED IMMEDIATELY
- at b. w. W. CornelPs, l4 Centre street, man TO
sraghten sheet iron for iron shutters None but hrst
class workman need apply.
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ID private family. where he can have room TO himself
With the comforts Of homo east OF Broadway between
Houston and Grand streets Address j. n H., Broadway
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I,On SALE II BKoOkLsN-ONE OF THOSE DE-
sirable sections of eight lots each Gates avenue,
OILY 20 feet above Leerts psrk, will be sold for Sa0p
cash only &c application is made TO ar GRUO
COCK hi Broadway in tho basement There Is spot in
Brooklyn to double in value than
IN
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A BARE CHANCE FOR SALE, A PURE WHITE
"A Indian pony u habds high in 2t0 splendid
s~sde pony lowest price slt6 Also, splendid oooded
ionI oi., 10 Lanca li9a
horses in the States ast traveller has
taken tho premium county iair Prieo $3.50 Al d.
kc- HOOD, Her aid Office
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ENIREWORKs.-TEw YOKR LABORATORY No. ZOE
Front street.-The CRACKERS Canton rockets role
headers joss s.ks complete assortoett IT h-eworke
warranted of quality Countrs rchants dea
end committees for city and country dprys
the liberal terms. NJ. BGNk EIT 100 Front street.
EJaEw0RKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS wARRb Ut
ed hrst quality Exhibitions supplied at sh notice,
hre CRACKERS rockets rosan lights
and large varotY of small works. suitabe for ,ers.
Chambers.
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(yoUETRY SEAT FOR SALE CHEAP-CONNAINING
Ohrty of good tllable land with the
same, mad dwelling house, aiming fourteen
Layisg hne prospect incladina DISTANT view Of
SuLd barns out houses, wagons and farming
OF the road eading 20
White Plans and thee quarter nit from the New
hoeee pot, the Haven Railroad. add abodt
tso miles from Tuet ahoe depot this srlem Railroad
Poses,iop given immeHa ely. lGqu're Mt No. " East
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L'OR SALE "A PAINT MANUFACTURING Blu 81
with all the necessary machinery tools, &c q
stlAn lid chance make Also porter house
location and store broadway fitted up
IN el.y style PURDN CO., @O2 as au street,
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CHOW CASE FOR sALR-wIrH SLIDING GLASS
font and rolling drawers below. Apply from I, II
ut 10 John street, once No. g.
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FAINT S1OSE - PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
"A painting business stock fixtures, full and complete i'm
IGeuts established years. having extensive
IN il for sale low aud oGers favorable
spsssg for psietsr Apply a. the estate office 81
elambers street, room NO. b.
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a1orts Cash ADVANCES MApK ON pIAxoNDs
W aa,ches jesslry silverwArs rsluasies. AND
@eop.rts generally o bought for oAsb VQUD 30 IN,
~ srsrt .esond door trent room, Rom to Pm. spsp
I'D OIL paiptings for ssie
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L,OR SAlE-AN ELEGANTLY FITrGR UP DINING
II saloon, with furnihed BEDROOMS equal to moderat
of the Best shoroughfsrss in tn
CITY. Has n good with long lease. Apply to
C.B HOW ES co, 81 NASSAU ST. +.
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L,oR SALE, ON STATEN ISLsND-A FARM
eighteen Of land, cottage house consisting OF
cellar gt and Touring mill barn ADD
out houses in good close the bay shore at
tho Kills pleasantly situated four miles from IAN
det bits Landing IL commands hne view II New Tor
Bay. the bay to the mill door, with suh
rieDt water for yes land cargo aud mil pon
the vicinity Of New YORK for the
In the vicinity NJ the premises an abundance
Of and 6sh For further information apply TO Al
BfkT n. NIC0LAY, no. abroad street. or to A. c. Lake.
mn Ia nIa I'M
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EyOR SALE OR TO RENf~A PINE LARGE DIM q
saloon located on great ughfare with spleb
Lar adjoining In connection 9Th first
5cng an excellent business Apply TO O. A. ROBINSON,
IS Nassau street, mp stairs.
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uOR SnLE-TEH YEARS Lease OF FIVE LOTS, ON
Broadway, southeast corner OF Ihrty-pinth street
also st gains lots Thirty ninth and For tieth
sixth Apply TO Il. G. PIERCE Pine
strcet. corner Broadway.
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800 Reward.

ES' RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
n l7tll instant, my Boy RICHARD, a
--AIwhite mulatto about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrably stout built,
about twen two years old with straight
light colored hair, has q very sulky ap-
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to said boy has n short thick
fooh lilo. hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He hud the scar Of blister on
his forehead just above the eyebrows, he
may try to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will be
sure to pass himself for n white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
Gaze Of his skin for some time When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and Il
dark colorcd pair of pants. He will he
sure to change his cap and clothes as soon
az he can; I've also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the bls-
ter He is shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
that he will he SO advertised.
The above rcwardi OF Che. Hundred
Dollars will be paid for his delivery in any
jail in the State. fIc will be sure 10 give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyvile, Sumter District, s. c.
Efay 2htn, 1852 :O-tf
sszeS5Y. Camden Journal and Cheraw Gu
zette publish five times.
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FINE TINES FOR THE IRON MEN.-
The iron men are doing fine business,
30 good, that they say not word about
o tariff There arc thirteen thousand
miles Of railroad in operation; three
thousand miles additional, it is esti-
mated, will be built this year. For
double tracks, one hundred thousand
tons will be required this year. The
quantity OF railroad iron, therefore, in
use by the end of this year, allowing
one hundred tons to the mile, will be
one million seven hundred thousand
tons, which, at $G5 per ton, the present
puice, gives a total of $ll0,5O0,0OO
invested in railroad bars now in use.
Eight per cent is estimated by the
Railway Times to be the wear and
tear Of the rails in use, which would re-
quire an outlay for this item alone OF
moro than eight millions of dollars
annually, or in the course of ten years,
over eighty millions OF dollars. BY
January, 1860, there will, in all prob:
ability, be in operation i'll the United
States 10000 miles OF railway. Be-
tween now and that period, there will
have TO be furnished by our manufac-
turcrs the iron for some ni2eteen thou
sand miles of new track, and as much
as eight per cent. per annum OF the
amount now in use. This Magnlti.
cient amount, with the multiplied uses
for iron, cars, locomotives, steam ell
gines, machinery, steamboats,, iron sail
ing vessels, iron buildings, &c, gives
to the iron trade the most tlat,cring
prospects, if nothing intcrvenes to stop
the progress Of railroad costructions.
Philadelphia Ledger.
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y original y o c t u.
For the BANNER

'is do .,'rood blossom time tile. sliatl,
In DID Santce's waters GLAD!
Arc sporting up in usua, glcc,.
A nd there is sport for YOU and me
Besides. tho trout. and bali.head Dream,
are striking wei ~ ,rnd and stream.
lis dogwood-UoSsom-Gm the crows
Are pulling up the corn by rows;
The larmer creeps at them with rife:
The crows look on it as ,r1c.
The smoke cnrls mp from piles Of logs:
'l'is dogrood blossom. nmc !--'he frogs,
Do go it: All the messy logs
Are thong'd with cootcrs; and the ticks
Are : thick as thieves, on leaves and sticks
The tleas, have 60, INTO my blanket,
And my poor hack how 7 do spank it
'Tis dogwood- od-bIo<som-time 1.-The doves
Arc coupling off, in all the groves:
The partridge whistle in the bushes,
And all the mocking- birds and thrushcs,
Send forth their music and the trees,
Are full Of humming- birds, and bees.
IT'S dngwnotl- -bossom-timc the girls,
Are coming out in flowers and curls,
An | panlalc;tcs Of snowy sheen,
And petty coats Of blue and green -
With checks as rosy as the sun;
That shines yet OH the, horizon.
LAuY.
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sOUEH CAROLINA.
In Equity--Sumter District

VIM. Sanders. ct al.
TN pursuance Of an order in this case,
l. will oi?er at public sale Oh tho FIRST Mon.
day in May next, between the hoursof IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and 3, p. NJ, at the Court
the lands particularly below described, ly-
ing in Marengo county, in the State of Ala
bama, 10 wit: East half of M E. quarter
of section 81, i'll township Ii, OF Range
one East in The District Of St. Stephens,
Alabama, containing 70, S6 l-2 100 acres.
West half Of N. w. quarter of same
township. range &C., containing 79, sc 1-2-
100 acres.
East halfo Of s. E. .quarer Of Fractional
section 81, in same township &sc:, contain
ing so acres.
Nerlh. East quarter Of Fractional section
81. in same township &C., containing
Isl, ,66-10o acres.
S. W. subdivision No. 3, of Fractional
section l., in township l3 Of Range one
West, in the district of lands subject to sale
at St. Stephens Ala, containing lOO,777-
100 acres.
East half Of S. w. quarter Of section 9,
in township l3 of Range one East. contain
ing eei22 l-2-I00 acres.
S. w. subdivision No. 3, Of fractional
section /, in township I3 Of range one
West, containing ll,77-l0O acres.
N. w. half quarter Of sections l2, in
township l3 Of range one West, contain
ing 80 acresr
East half and NJ w. quarter of N. w.
quarter OF section No. 6, township l3, range
No. one East containing 2l,47-l00.
Z: VI. quarterol section No. 81, town.
slip No. Il, Q: range oao East, coH;aii-
tanning $50 acres.
East half Of N. e qpayter of section
No. /, township No. IL, of range No. l,
West. containing 80 acres.
West half OF s. f.. quarter of section
No. 81, township No. ii, of range No. one
East, containing 81 acres.
w. half Of S. w. quarter, Of section 80,
township. IA, range No. one East, contain
ing 1856 IOtfacres.
West half and S. T.. quarter of N. f..
quarter of section No. q, township No. l3,
OF range No. one East, containing IL AS
100 acres.
West half of N. w. quarter of section
No. 5, township No l2, af range No. one
East containing SO,Ss-l0O acres.
N. f.. quarter of N. E. quarter Of section
No. 6, township No. l3, Of range No. one
East, containing 4O,49.O0.
TnRNs So much cash will be required
as will pay the expenses OF the sale for the
balance the purchaser, unles he prefer to
pay cash, to give bond with good. surety
to the Commissioner, payable in two equal
annual instalments. with interest from the
day Of sale payable annually until the
whole is paid.
w. r. B. HAYNSNVORTII,
Com'r Eq'y S. D.
Sumtcrvllc, Feb. %, 1854.
Feb. 20, 1851, lS OF
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FINDCAL, WATSON g. co,

THE subscribers having established them
selves Mt the stand opposite a. J. Moses Store,
respectfully socits the attention of their friends
AMI the public to their we'll selected stock
Their assortment comprises all articles usr.llt
Kept (rLfcMng liquors. and Willie constantly
replenshcd, and disposed of on rs favorable.
terms rs are offered any where
Their stock consists in part ms follows -
Ladies' Dress Goods and Tri,umings,
Ladies' Collars, Chcmiss ttes, and Under
sleeves.
I.aces. Edgings, and Inserings,
Jaconet and Swiss Mnsns
Ladies' and gcntlemen's l.. IIdkf's
large lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Crava,s
and Stocks. Also,
a full supply of Prints and Domestics
GROCERIES,, Hardware, lIoloware,
Carpenters and l'lacksmith's Tools
Cistcrn Pumps and Pipes, Carraee Trim
mings,
Crockcry and Glassware, saddlery and
Harness,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clothing, DC. L.. DC.
TINDAL, WATSON & co.
JAMES S. TlNDAI
SAMUEL WATSON.
II. w. GARDNER.
February 22, 1854 II If
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Poison LII GUANo.-One of the Gus.
tom officers, stationed ut Kalderkirch.
ell, near Venlo, Holland, had a slight
wound in the forefinger, caused by a
thorn in shearing hedge. The wound
WAS nearly healed. when, receiying
some guano, he was so incuatous as
to work the, stuff with bare hands,
That was at 3 O'clock, p: Nat 4
the whole h nd was >wolen-at 5, the
ann to the elb"w-at &, the whole
arm and part Of the chest were in n
state of high inGansasion, and at IL
o'clock the same day, the poor wretch
was a corpse, notwithstanding the aid
Of two skilful physicians. 1t appears,
therefore, that the guano contains some
vene Gus particle, and that people
cannot be tothearcftil in using that stuff.
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hnr the Banner.
D NRlBpk'OaRRHptQa.

Give me black ink, gold pen, and paper
Stout, white, gilt edgc-and a wax taper
Let ii be night past one o'closA--
And still hate Il Growing cock
Save song Of crcki', and the frog;
And let there be little grog;
And swec, south winds, which "gently
kiss
The trees " and sweetly, whitper,." Bliss
Or, then, let there fall gentle showers
Or dulct rain upon the flowers:
And let the mocking-brd awake,
in song one moment, for songs sake:
And when his silver throat is still,
Then. let me have the whippowill:
Then, my tobacco, choice and mellow;
And then-Im quite happy fellow =
That is-unto my soul, is given,
A Kind Of tone, on though. Of heaven;
And oh It's then, the dream Of love,
Steals in my visions, from above,
And starts my tears, like summers shower,
When her dark clouds of lightning lower ;
"Iis then. my spirit. leaps the skies,
And sips the nectar OF dark eyes,
Bidding adeu to earth and matter,
And all their vain and giddy clatter.
TO chase TIL aristocratic stare,
Through ether, blue, on comet cars,
To take in dreams Of bliss, and them,
Write them oil down with my gold pen,
and black INK. on gilt edged papor,
by the glow Of my wax taper. H.
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SUBLIME GEsruREs.--A pupil of tn

SUBLIME GEsTUREs.--A pupil Of the
Deaf and pumb Asylum in Doncaster
boy about ten years of age, on being
asked by signs, "Who made you?"
uncovered his head, assumed rever
entrxpr"ss:on of!countcnanco, and with
his open handed pointed upwards.
There was simple grandeur in the act
never, to be described or forgotten
y mental' acknowledgment, which no
words could. have more. cmplIuticAlly
conveyed!
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VoLTAIRE AND HIS SEcRETAnY.-.Vol-
tairc, when on his estate of Ferney,
was fond Of assuming the air of no.
bility, and displayed most phiI"so-
pbical hatred of preachers. One OF
the poor fellows was caught and
brought before him. Voltaire deter.
mined to try him in form Of law, and
took his seat as judge, directing his
secretary to act us consul for the prso.
ncr. The advocate made long speech
in his favor, and suddenly stopped
short.
Why do you hesitate Z" asked
Voltairc..
wish to read passage from a
volume in your library"
He procured the book, and kept
turning over the leaves for some time
without saying word. Voltaire be.
came impatient, and asked him wha,
book he was looking at.
1t is your Philosophical Dictiona
ry," was tho answer.
Well"
"h have been lsoking for the word
humanity and see you have omitted
it,"
Voltaire thought the argument SC
forciblc, that the culprit waa set free
at once.
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NEW STORE

Third Door SoaM Of The To,on Hail
md nearly opposite Ifnaal Dc Watson
NSHE subscriber would respectfully in
l. form the citizens of Sumterville and.
the public generally, TIM, he has opened at
the above place general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &c.
Also, A Choice lot Of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. &c, which he will sell very low for
CaIh.
J. BARRETT.
Nov.a, 1853. 8 ly,
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SEAT DOUGLAS HUNG IN EFFIFY.
This morning large-sized. man. OF
straw was fnund' suspended by The
neck, near the peak of the flags afl
upor the Common. On being taken
down, there was found attached to it
a large pasteboard card bearing the
following inscription:
Stephen A. Douglass-Author of
Me infamous Nebraska
lill-lhe Benediet Arnold
oflS5A
The figure was clothed in black
suit, and displayed very tall and stiff
9ickey.
Ii is also reported that there was
fund another effigy designed t" rep
resent Mayor Smith, this is de
nir,A M the City Hall.
Washington Exchange.
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Columbia Clothing
Observation-Disclosures
Eullings, BostWick. g. Go.
COLUMBIA, S. G.
HAVE consta2tly on hand tho largest
A0 stock of
@A@NMAM@a MMWSe

@3aIp5e 600 @@e
in this place, which they are prepared to
sell at prices lower than amp her estab.
lishmcnt in. n.Golrmbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted to say it
is inferior to none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING Offered in any part
of the country. Their business is con-
Quoted upon the one price cash. principle,
and the price Of their goods mark edin
plain figures upon each article by which a
uniformity of price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled to make
his purchases ut as low rate, as the more
experienced and better judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
TO all examination of our stock and prices.
February 18Th, 1854. 16-1y.
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Notice.
HisllOpvillc Carriage and
Harness HlDnnHnfnHfnrU

JAMES W.. AMBROSE still continues to
carry cn the above business in oil its various
branches, and takes this method of'rcturning
his thanks 10 his friends for their liberal patron
age, and hopes by close attention to business TO
still merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GIES made to order and warranted for twelve
iEanths.! If TREY shoald fail in. that time il.
point of workmanship or material, they will be
repaired free of charge. He deems it unnec-
essary to say anything in regard to the neat.
will show for itself. Call on him nj Bishop.
vile and he will give az good bargains as Gun
be had in Charleston.
lie also does plough.work at short notice.
Horse .shoeing done with nen,ness and dispatch
at 81 so oil round. His terms for new yyori.
will be to suit purchasers. With interes. al
ways.
Bishopvillc, S. c., Jany 18th, 1854 l2-6m
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Notice..
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL is still in op.
eratIon-(thanks to the kindness of good
frlends)-rcady TO receive customers, and
entertain them, to their entire satisfaction.
Mr.. c. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be excelled by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
cleanly. Theibeds are all in good order,
and shall te kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL If
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Lumber and Wood.

TIE subscriber. superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill Of Coghlan, Dixon d. Co., re-
specially informs the public, that they are pre-
pared to furnish Lumber Of any description nj
the shortest notice.
Having good wagons and teams, they can de-
liver to purchasers when desired. They have
n large quantity Of prime Oak and Lghtwood
which they can deliver to customers on IYsotler-
ate terms.
TERMs.-h, reasonable deduction in all cases
for cash, or otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders are filled.
Every exerlion will be used to give satisfac.
ton 10 those who iavonr us with orders.
COGLAN, DIXON, d Co.
Sumterville, jan l8, 1854. II If
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TO the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers hia serviccs, to. tho
citizens of Sumter District and the public gen.
orally and pledges himself to give every aiten-
ton TO the sale Of all properties entrusted to his
hands Oh commission, either at auction. or pri.
vate sale. The facilities no enjoys, as to situa,
ton aud his long experience in the business re
satisfactory evidence of his ability to do Justice
TO any who may employ him.
Feb %, 1854 II 4,
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a thousand saints, with all their for.
ttudc, patience, and united efforts,
could not bear the burden Of one sin.
What, then, did Christ endured, when
all tho sins Of the world were laid
upon him
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Improved Cotton. Gins,

Thank kfnl for past favonrs the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that he still manufae.
lures Cotton Gins mt his establishment in State-.
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one.
Of those gins of the la,e improvement is worth
at least n quarter of a cent more than the cot
ton ginned ON the ordinary gin. He also man
OF the finest finish and Of the best materials tu.
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which I've will sell for So per Saw.
He also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
ple,e ostaer Mt the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins viii be promptly and punotually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
S;atebnrg, Sumter Dist, s. C. Feb IT, 26:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-04-12
Old Brass and Copper.

The Subscriber will pay 1872 cents per
pound in cash for any quantity Of old Brass
or Copper, delivered at his shops, near the
Wilmington and Manchester r. r. Depot
IN Sumterville
IT. ]. COGHT.AN.
February %, 1854 l!S II.