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Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
A REToRr.

Cries Doctor Slop, eIated with his skill,
My patient, Tom, observe, never kill;
In twice ten hours, so quick cured his gout,
The Alderman was able to GO OUT.
mats true, quoth Tom, let your opponents rave,
myself met him GoING-to his GRAVE!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

These two lines, which look so solemn,
Are placed here to fill this column-they are
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
Free Population
2,72S,O16

Me-, n. H., VT, } Free Population
Mass, r. l. Conn, 2,72S,O16
Me-, N. H., VT, ! No. Churches.
Mass, r. l., Con-, 4,607.
Me-, n. H. VT, Value of Churches
Mass, R. l. Conn $19,362 ,634
Me-, n. II. VT, ) Churches Accom-.
Mass, r. l. Conn. 1893, ,45O
Md, Va, N. Ca. } Free Population,
S. Ca, Georgia. 2,73O,214
Md, Va, n. Ca, No. Of Churches
S. Ca, Georgia. S,0S1
Md, Va, n. Ca, ) Value of Churches
S. Ca, Georgia. 1,149,11S
Sea-, Georgia. ) 1,0O3,022
These five Southern States, with a free
population of only 2,199 greater than the
six New England States, have nearly
double the number of churches, capable OF
accommodating million more worshipers,
at but little over half the cost!
We have here these facts conclusively
established, that shareholders are more
disposed to build churches; that their object
is not display, but to accommodate those
who wish to worship God: while the de-
generate son of the Supplemented, hum
ble-minded Puritan, the pharisaical abo-
litionist, who "thanks God he is not as
other men are" seeks to glorify himself
rather than his God by the erection
of costly temples from which the humble
Christian is excluded.
But these southern States have even
yet brighter picture to present. The
''poor slave,'' who is represented by the
aboEtionists as virtually deprived of Chris
tan teaching, is in these Southern States
furnished with more room for his feet il
Gods house, than the pious white man car
find in the temples of New England.
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>. Ca, Ga., L to 40.
In New England there is one church to
every 592 of its inhabitants, while in these
Southern States there is one to every 336
of its free, to every 426 Of its whole popu-
lation!
These Southern States contain q popu-
lation including slaves, of 720,41O more
than New England: yet in New England
there are 100000 more who cannot find
a seat in the house of God!> These South
ern churches can not only accommodate
every man that could be crowded into the
temples Of New England, but would then
give room to more than million slaves.
In new England 934, ,566, nearly one
third of its population, is excluded from a
seat in their churches! while in these
mathematical Southern States there is
not only room for all its free population, a
seat for every man, woman and child that
Is free, but there is even then room for
166, ,259 slaves.
These facts are startling; when we look
further at the origin of their respective
populations, at other circumstances which
attend them, they are almost Incompetent
sible. When we remember that the pop
ulation of New England is so much more
dense than in these Southern States: it
being In the former 43 to the square mile,
in the latter but 13: that in New England
the price of labor, the cost of materials, is
So much less; that the people of New
England live SO. much more generally in
towns and villages; that In these Southern
States they are on large farms, scattered
far apart, rarely even villages: that thus
the inducements and facilities for the
erection of churches are so much greater
in New England, we are the more forci-
bly, impressed with the character of these
exhibits
When we further remember that New
England is the land to which the Puritans
fed when prosecuted for their religion; the
land in which they found home, where
they could worship God in their simple
form, fervently without ostentation; thai
these Southern States were first settled by
adventurers in search of fortune, by Cheva.
: hers of Charles, who In sheer hatred o.
} the pious zealots who had vanquished them
affected a looseness of morals, q contemp
/ Of religion, which made them a mock apl
/ by-word of reproach to the Puritans; we
are the more at a loss to comprehend suef
La revolution.
1t is even stranger still; for itreverses al
experience, all history, which teaches u.
that men of northern latitude are more
religiously inclined than those of south
ern cline.
i There is vet another fact shown by the
census. which will strike many as worthy
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

Exc. of Southern wealth, SLY ,523 3s.sz
OF this excess there is
OF land. S127 ,S1S. .3sssz
Ofpersonal property. 290 2sSEl,s
The ratio of wealth to the izssi ~
New England, ss5557 -
Southern States, $500
The poor worn cat sls.s
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To the Physicians Of the
West.

And to all acho use Liquor as Il IHcN
cine or as u Bererugc.
DNNSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic H..
Il qI0rs for medicinal purposes should give
the preference the preference to WOLFE'S
SCIllEDAM AROMATIC SCIINAAPPS.
|. 1t is manufactured NJ Schic,!am in lIol-
land exclusively in the factory Of the prnpric.
tor, by processes aud from material elsewhere
unemployed and unknown.
2. II is proved by the repeated analysis of
several eminent chemists, 10 he entirely free
from the pernicions ln>il oil which remains in
every kind Of liquor diSiille ed from gram, and
which is the cause Of the nervous and visccral
arrangement, serious congestion, and morbid
desire for hnbiinal AMI intcmper;tc ndui-
gence, which such liquors invariably tend 10
superindnce.
). 1t is proved py the same unrrring tests
that tile juniper Gin is moi Favored with the
coarsc, acrid and ind indiyes!b!g oil Of jupicr
heretofore used, but with the specifically light.
er, more volatile, aromatic and medicinal of
the two essential oils Of the Italian unipcr-
berry, neglected by every OF her manufacturers
I. Is is chemically proved to be absolutely
pure in its rcctlicaliUn--a quality obtained hy
an entirely new process and Which no other
Holland Gin in the world has acquired.
5. II is proved by extensive ueuirinal expc
ricncc and testimony, to he an efficient lis
we'll rs an agreeable remedy in many cases OF
incprn, drorsy, gravel, Chronic govt. rlicu-
iid'lHiis hatuicuCc, Coiif, ColCTctloiiS III lic
kidney or bladder, dyspcp>a fever ana ;,.,le
general debility, siugg ish circulation OF The
blood, deficient assinilarity Of food and cx-
hnnsIch vital elr.rgy,
6. 1t is Il most grateful and rcnO,a,inr cor
dial, und when used as directed, never iu-
fumes the system or induces incbriciy but
tends rather 10 subduc the lat. r lrailiy, hy
creating dislike TO all inferior liquors AMI
ii invariably correcis the i'll effects of bad
water, whether III swnnpy or limestone dis
tricls. In all these enumerated qualities i,
has no rival in any market in The world
Since the introduction of this celebrated
medicinal b. sverage INTO the United States, Il
number of liquoI liouses in New York and
other larger Giles have commenced counter
fciling H. The genuine is only sold in quar-,
and pint bottles. hands oinciy wrapped in
yellow paper, with my name on the bottle
cork, and label. would advise those who
use it incidentally, 10 purchase by the bottle
m Bars anu Hotels frequently iill my bottles
with common gin and sell it Tor the genuine.
For sale hy all tile respectable Druggists in the
United States.
The word :. Schnap y" belongs exclusively
10 my article, all others are cOuulcriciis.
For sale in Charleston, :. Z by The follow
ing firms
i. NJ. Cohen 4 Co. Nelson Carter.
llaviand, liarrcl ~ Co. John r. U'NcaIl
klinch IL Wickcnburg. a. kleSck ~ Co.
A. Van Doicin. Thomas +. Clyde.
1.anncRu ~ Bu rkmyer. Foilln a. fuuigc:,li;l
And by respectable Druggists and Gruc,rs
in thy Uniied States.
UDOLPIlO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, % anu ~ beaver Street. \. y.
April II, 1855 23 3m.
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Land for Sale,

TIE subscriber offers for sale his tract
oI land containing 7SO acres of up land
and 81 l-2 acres Of swamp land, lying ON
Santrc swamp near Fulton. On The
premises are Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
and Screw, all in repair; also a conlor;a.
BILE dwelling and alI necessary outhuId-
lngs, in repair. The up lands and Saw
Mill and Dwelling are situated on til" rna
leading from Cnmdcn TO Vnncc's Ferry
six miles south OF ltamscy's Depot.
Apply to
J. w. WEEKS.
Fulton p. o., $. G.
Jan. 81, 1850 IL BIN
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Look Up Street.

WEED CLhRK's HOTEL is still in op-
cra,ion- QI,anks to the kindness of good
Iricnds)-rcady TO receive customers, and
entertain them. TO their entire satisfaction.
MIR. &. is resolved that mis- Hotel shall not
be eXcelled by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
he spread upon his table, well cooked and
cIeanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall be kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. ii, 1854 III #
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In Equity Dist.
I'm I HTIC
Jos. Cummings,
VIM. A. Young,

W HI. a. Dung, -, rI, q
and Ann NJ, his wife, s"'o VI '"''u w
In pursuance of an order made under the
4 above stated petition, will offer at
pubic sale on the first Monday in May
isSt, at Sumter Court House, that tract
OF land containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, situated IN the District
hiorcsa q, on The waters of Cowpcn
Swamp. being tho tract conveyed by .o-
Fiah II. Slnoot to Joseph II. Cummings,
Trustee, OH tho 2sd day OF March y. d.,
1917, and described in the deed of con
teyancc as bounded on the North by lands
Of Jos. II. Cummings, on Tic South by
lands Of Josiah II. Suout, on the W.st hy
lands belonging to The estate Of Thomas
Baker, and OH The L Elsl by lands OF Leon
ard White.
TERMS OF SALE.-Not to be sold for
less than SIN dollars per acre, SO much
cash rs will pay tho costs OF the petition,
the expenses OF the survey aud sale and
the fec OF the sole itorS; the balance Oh Il
credit Of enc and Two years, with interest
from day OF safe payable annually. The
purchase far the credit portion OF the
purchase money to give bond with two
good surctcs and a'mortgagc. of the prcn,i-
SeS.
A survey Of The land will be made, by
which the land will be sod.
w. f. B. HAYNSWORTII,
Com'r e.. S. ID.
April lS 1853 ~ st
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Candidates.
For the Banner.

SUMTERvIhLE, $. g.. Dec. 1S, 1854.
Gentlemen 81 tCiaremom Couniy:-I come
out in this manner to inform you that cir
cumStanccs Of a private nature will not al
low me to bc before you two years hence
as candidate for scat in The State Lcy
'~Ia'urc, and having Willingness to serve
you in some way, offer you my services
as a candidate for Tax Collector at the
"cxt election, and if elected DO promise to
discharge my duty to the bcs, OF my ability.
am yours, most respectfully,
o. p. McROY.
.s9' Wa'chmar please copy If.
Dec. 20, 1891 g tf
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON. n G..

'SlIlE CLARENDON IRON WORKS
J. are now prcrar. d TO receive orders
for Beam, Vertical Horizontal or OscllalinG
Steam Engines, High or Low Pressure, and
adapted to all purposes; Circular, Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills, complete; Pumps Mining
Machinery. Grist and Flour Mills complete;
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels,
Epuipping ofScamcrs. Car Wheels and AxIrs;
Horse Powers of various patterns; Rice Field
Machines. Shailng, Pulics. Ilangcrs, Gears,
a'l all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron apttzl}rass Castings Of all descriptions,
inclnninl.ss. ornamental Iron Railing. Pipe,
Bridge Castings. &c. &c. The Company
""nli respectfully invite attention to their
styles and patterns of Ruling, which may be
BOILERS
Tubular, Flnc and Cylindrical Boilers,
" alter nks, Chimncys, and all other kinds Of
Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.
a separate department an force will br kept
Tor repairs. where work will he done thorough
ly and with despatch.
All work done m HE establishment delivered
either on The ears of The Wilmington ~ Man.
chester Rail Road or ihc Wiln,,lr,,r, ~ We'll
don Kali ilH,d, or in flats at The Company X
wharf, free OF charge.
Having large ilciIilirs, the above work will
he done on as reasonable terms as cScn here
North or South, AND III :, promp; and sati>t;lc-
tory manner.
Consultation by letter OF otherwise in regard
to plans and designs for mills or their furniture
ANA lor machinery generally. willingly answer
ed. All orders ar cummuuica lions 10 hc ...i
dressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Agent.
March %, 1885 u If
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The subscriber will sell his plantation on
which lm resides, in Salem, on ihn East side. of
Black 'ivcr, bounded by lands of II. G.. With.
crspoolr, VI. +. lInldrow, and Il. T.. ploYdcn
ana on the West by Hack River 'rh,, tract
contains one thnu.anI acres, having thereon II
comfortable dwelling house with all necessary
nnIbnldines, aud nrgio houses sufficient for
- hands, all in good repair, with new Gin
House and Screw.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the
premises or by letter directed to Mayrsvillc.
WARREN T.. MULDROW.
March II. 1855 - Il
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DeLorme's Baum de Vie,
OR,
BALSAM OF LIFE,

DREPARED from the original rccip. Of DR..
Il le l.icvrc, for llie permanent cure of Dys.
1epsin, Liver Complaint, .Iaundicc, lnligcs
zion, Ncrvons Headache, Debility and all dis.
enses arising from disordcrcd Liver, Sloln-
ach; or ines'ines, AMI externally for Burns,
Scalds, Bruises AMI GUS, Erysipclas, nni
:, crtdIoous diseases,
H FOR sale ny MILL I;ll 4 BRITTON.
Wholtaalc Agsn;s. SunicrviIl,, :. G..
April ! I, lj35 - Iv
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G.. T. MASON,
MATCHMAKER g. ,JEWELER.

Announces that he is prepared to dn all
manner of work in his line, with ncatncss
and dispatch. for cash. He would be
thankful for patronage but desires none
uI,lcss accompanied sciM The cash. Tni
is the only lcrins upon which he asks tor
business. lie Is s,i at his old stand just
above the town Hall.
March, 81 1851. 90 If
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N 0 I | c h !!

S.LS133 ovIDGA3 So
lr,c of Columbia prof1crs her services, To the
people of Sumlcrvillc as Teacher OF Vocal and
Instrumental Music also French
She proposes 10 form classes in vocal mrSiC
and embroidery. VIII give lessons, either Ut her
own Residence ur that of her Pupils.
i& EnIucat Mrs. lluiherts House.
March 7, 1855. Is tf
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SPECIAL NO'H,HGE.

TSNIIE FIRM of WINN & CLAEKsoN, here
4 to!ore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
We return our thanks 10 friends and
Customers for the very liberal patronage "x-
tended tn ns and hope the same will DC con
tnurd To the new firm of
CaAasHAsOS Il EsgsuINsON.
We mos, respectfully ls.g ull WIN are m
dcbicd tn us, To come forward and make imnle-
diate payment /, either of the undersigned, as
we are compelled 10 have money.
-. J. WlNN.
$. T.. W. CLARkSON.
Jan. lst, 1855.
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so. Cardinals Dist.

~ w. I'LL ~ 4oS 1I"J.s C'uIUtIvJO Suiu
District.
Whereas Edward SoIomons hath applied
10 me for Letters Of Administrator, on all
and singular the goods and claltcls, rights
and creditors Of the 'ate Rachel Svlolnons,
of the said Disiric', deed.
There was, therefore, to cite and adj
monlsh all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear before me NJ Our next Onlinnry's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Sumter Court House on Friday the 2Olh
of April inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, the
l,h day of April in the year
L. s. of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fiity.ivc, and in lIre
70th year Of American Indcpcrd
cncc. w. LEWIS, O. S. u.
April lllh, 1855. % 2t.
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r. {. " Feb
Feb. l'1lh lS:Hj i. :. WEBB
Notice..

All persons in,!rh:c.! To M ri,h hy note
account Will please take notice thar after til.
lnlh day ~ 'ltIch. next they will Iinl their
N"irs or accounts in the hands Of an attorney
i"p c"llrcii"n and also the nnirS and arromiS
due The Firm ol Wnn and tlnrksun must b,.
settled 10y that time or otherwise they will
have Ia I",y cost, II is not from choice that
viii have To press but from necessity.
ID. J WlNN,
Feb. 3. 1855 .i3 If
Wa,chnan Copy.
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Sale of SumterVille L Lands

NNTlI.L bc sold on the frs, Monday in May
w next III pursuance Of uu order of the
Court Of Equity, all the land belonging To the
assigned estate of DR.. James llaynswurth,
deceased, lying partly within the corporate
limits of Suntrrvillc, and embracing II por-
tion of Turkey Crcck swamp. THIS land will
he sold To the highest bidder, NJ public auction,
in lois, on credit Of twelve mnnths. The
purchaser will be required to give bond bearing
interest from day Of sale, With personal sccnri
~ and II mortgages Of the property, and To pay
ior necessary papers
G.. W. MILLER,
Assignee.
April 4, 1855 D 5t
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SO. CA-SUMTER DIST.

William W. Coullett: In EYriy
rs. Sumter Dist.
Agnes l.. Coullict,r, Bill for Specific
William r. Reynolds and T Performance, hc
ann lc,iiu, his wife aud count, Partition
James Peter Co,,lliclic and Distribution
1t appearing I" my satisfaction that
James Peter Con nicuc. c.lricnd,nt in the
above stated case, resides out OF the li'rns
nl the State OF South Carolina; on motion
nt Compartments Solicitors. II is ordered
that the SAID James Peter Cnul:ctc do mp
pear and plead answer or dcmnr To the
said bill, within three months from the
date OF the first publication ut tins order,
Or an order pro con'tsso wall b" en-.
tered against hm.
AS, ordered that this order hc published
for three months in one oi lhe gaZcttcs OF
this district.
w, F. g. HAYNS\VORTII.
Com'r. En- 5. ID.
February llIh, lS33. - BIN
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LAW NOTICE.

TIE Undersigned have ior"cd a CO.
partnership IN the practice Ui Law and
Equity, Tor Sumter District
Once heretofore occupied by A. &.
SPAN, Esq
SPAIN s. RICHARDSON.
y. &. STAIN. J. 5. g. RICHARDSON.
Jan. ~, 1895 10 :3m
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So. Carolina---Sumter Dist,
By ". LEWIS Esp, Ordinary TO-,
said District.

said District.
Whereas. w. l.. Bruuson hath app lied
10 me for letters Of Administrations, on all
and singular the goods AMI clal,lcs, rights
and creditors OF the late Thomas McGcc,
decd, of the said District.
These are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monsh all and singular, the kindred ana
creditors of the said deceased, to he and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden
at Sumter Court House on Friday the 2Uh
OF April inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said admin lstratIon should not be-
granted.
Gwen under my hand and SEAL tic
llth day Of April in the year OF our
LIS. lord one Thousand ci n, hundred
and fifty five, and in The 79lh year
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. $. d.
April II, 1855. 90 2t.
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Saddle lMaking,

~, Nil = rs"m> indebted I" the
/t1N Subscriber. either hv note or ac.
cnInI. are requested to cunc forward arl pay
inn edIairly. ns longer in lulgcncc cannot he
given. And also: the subscriber informs his
friends That he still continues ln carry on The
harness and saddle making, repairing, ,vc.
for cash and barter. No books or account.
will he kept for the present year.
". &. DUNCAN.
Fell L 1897 2S lc
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JAElES BARRETT

HhTOlILD Respectfully announce to
eo the Citizens Of Sumiervilc, and the
public generally that I've is carrying on the AItr-
camille business, 1T his old stand, three doors
South of The Town Hall, where he will he
glad To receive calls iom all who desire TO pur.
chase cheap. lte las on hand, general ms :
snrmcnt of Dry G"ods Boots ana Shoes, Hat )
and Caps, Hardware. Crockcrywarc, &c. &c:
Als", Choice lot OF Family Groceries of every
description, with Fruit Of various kinds, suci,
as Oranges, Apples, and Lemons.
Al Of which he wW sell cheap.
March 7, 1853. i8 If
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CNEaaa.assCh,kNaiEp.

C0EsartssrTs1aiFp.
TIE undersigned have this day form
ed II topari,fcr>hip under Tire name aud style
Of Clnrk<on IL Hrnnsnu. and will continue to
carry on the CIothing and Tailoring business,
in all its branches. 1T the old stand OF Winn
a. Carlson, where we will he pleased to have
bur friends, and The public generally, TO call
and examine o,ir stock, and hope bv strict at
lcnion to business. To merit - continuance Of
the same patronage literally exscndc,. TO
Vim ~ Carkson.
5. T.. w. CLARkSUN,
w. II. BRUNSON.
We will sell of portion of The
present stock OF Clothing, ut first cost
for cash CLARkSON Il BRuNSCN.
Jan. 2Jlh. l3tf
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Water, Water, Pure Water.

TTNHE Planters Of Sumter are respectfully
Il informed that l. H. Stearns who in coa.
nected with A. c. Welton Of Charleston in in
this locality, prepared to give personal at
Ientinn to NIL contracts for boreing Artesian
Wells. Addlces n.
WELTON g. STEARNS,
ccre Of Geo. w. Cooper.
April II, 1855 20 n
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Tho IjiRI.|lE.E IIjISE.

ifIJ 81 hs6 l3Ie!aL ls ~ SlIiLb
SW.ntcrvi.lc i. S0I. s%3a.
I'h'S ll"p$c. siI'Ialcl immediately on
thr Wlmin.ion * Manchester Raj Road
and at very nearly u c"ntral l'n!nl ,rIwccn
Wilmington \ &. Charleston s. c. ana!
AuwuSin Ga. L. still uu.n Tor the reception
and accommodation q ihn travelling pub
lIc. and ailurdS lie tired traveller an OPP
portmn'N to lay over II CHI on the l;rc-
some lniirncv between The pn,uiS above
alluded in. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable b,.,lrnnnS Tor that cX
press. InrpnSc and having incurred the
FIRST h'nry c.c}rndjfnvc on lhIS inc ol road
ior The comfort ard communication ut
traveller hc hopes, hy The c"nlinucd and
unlrcinG ZHai On The plr, oi toe Manag -
the rslabiishnHn'. Ia secure Il cUnlIuu.
anc" "i that hh"ral patronage b slowed on
ban Tor lh'Ia$t ten mnnt:S. He could
rcirr ln hundreds from The North, South.
East and West, as to the claims ui his
llnls", hul prefers persous GYM. him a
rcrSonal riSU.
w. S. MITCHELL.
Proprietor.
AND Lazy, managers
Nov. s. 1874. > Gn.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-18
New Spring & Summer
GOOD ga

NE ARE NOW RECEIVING A GENER.
w nj assortment of Spring AMI Summer
goods. our stock is large and we'll selected con
aiming every variety ol Dry GonlS. Groceries,
Hardware, Boots, Shoes. Hats SadIcry &c
We will bc able to offer better bargains than
w"havc nj any prrvIous time. a call is re-
spccitully solicited.
j. r. SOLOMONS e. co.
April, iih, 1855. ~ If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30
The Horticultural Fair.

There was frost in Norfolk Friday nigl