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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD
Ell ssg .if85sss--S UuMER ARR An GEMENT
kss8 - ssss, f5,sza-On and after MONDAY July
2, 1850, Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leave
Worcester for Fchburg Reach Groton Arrive at Nash,
Groton Nashua Lowell, Junction. and Lowell,
6.3e I'm. 7.5Oam S.35 am.
llO0a m. I2.30pm. 1.15pm.
400 N. 5.35 pm. 6.15p pm.
Leave Arrive in
Nashua Fiichbmg. Groton Junction worcester.
11.45a m 1s4Opm. i23Opm. i50pm
SOP m. 550pm. 535 pm. $50 D IN.
oNNECTIoNs WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail-
road where passengers take the from the North
ern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads
At Groton Junction trains connect iireetly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston.
The $50 train from Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the latter Is delayed Passengers from New
YORK for Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell, Concord, &C. will
have an opportunity breakfast Worcester and then
take this train which connects at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West
The II O'Clock and 90 p trains connect at Worces,
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor.
witch and Worcester, Providence Worcester and West
ern Railroads, and arrive Fitchburg Groton junction.
and Nashua in season to connect with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at 9O5 a. M connects
witftrains for all the above named roads, including the
Express train for New York, Albany, and the Vest VIA
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 21O p NJ have an hour or
more dine, and then the afternoon trains of the
roads above named.
The $50 train leaves Groton Junction at 535 stop.
ping ut all the Way Stations, and connects with the
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
Through tickets for New York via Norwich, are sold al
fchburg, Nashua, PePperel, Groton Junction, Clinton
and Lowell. State Rooms Berths may be secured at
Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield Albany
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago St. Louis
&c, may be secured at Fchburg, Nashua, lowell
At Worcester through tickets sold for the White
/ afFtg Npyrfr aaf E1ftrtfg, Il.
Johnsbury. &c G. W BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester July 2. 1866 diff ap2
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or by letter. upon all diseases and conditions of the human
system. free Of charge.
Dr. Spear being visited by 1000 patients every
month"; of whom travel hundreds OF miles to consult
him and obtain his medicines.
Dr. ,. vii; 10 every durable After
giving bis medicines trial is effected,
he will pay any other physician who will effect cure,
his bill not exceeding 500,
The following list of his medicines will give idea Of
the diseases treated, and the remedies used Read it
carefully.
Balm of Life, Nos. and 2, sure remedy for all dis
eases of the Lungs and Thr1a Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants; Scrofua Syrup, for scrOula Fstua, Ulcers,
Cancers, and Tumors; also for Chronic Rheu
matism. B0is, Headache. Hip Govt SciatiC3 &c, and
specific for MerCural Diseases The Indian LiYerwort
Pills, good family medicine Golden Btters for Nerv
BUSINESS Barrsnness, Eluor bus, &c for common
of Weakness in the Stomach, they form Invaluable
remedy. Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregularities,
Weaknesses sc. The Mothers Cordial to be used few
weeks before confinement. Mothers who have used
this Cordial will not dispense with in subsequent cases.
The Womans Friend, for the Falling Of the Womb, Pain
in the Side and Back German Lotion warranted to cure
the Salt Rheum, and all kinds Of Humors. Gravel Mix
tura sure remedy foI Gravel and all affections Of the
water German Powders for Pin Worms, and also a val
liable medicine for the Piles Restorative Pills for the
Piles Catarrh Snuf-it will cure the Catarrh Corn
Plaster, which viii cure Corns. Balsam of Life, for
Coughs, Colds, Cramps, spasms, Fits, and Splitting Of
Blood AllHealing Salve Rheumatic Linment for Pain
in the Limbs, Side, Back, &C dawly mar30
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sosToN AND woRCEsrEg R. R.


81. C+sssssszssssz1 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Com
So uencing Monday, May T. 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at a Ex) $50 A. ~; Il 55 $3.50
Military 6.5o an 4Aop;n
" Fram'n at (4.45 Ex.), S. sos, 1880 a m, 1.35,
AIS tx, c, I2.l5 Ex.)p. m
" saxonvile at Gas - 430
" Newton. 6I5 1920, 1888 els, si1.oo (IT. IT,
a.m.i LEO, t2c5, (w. Tr.), $50, %, 6, $3.50
+" B.ooLliae, 6.25, 7l5, 5, $50 lOa M LIS, 2, .
Ncedhanl Plain, 8, 5 ami 100, SIP. IN.
W. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at g. $3.50 EN.) m, 100 (Es to Ma
tick), G. so Ex.) 80, 80 EN- P. NJ.
Aiilbury at G, . 43o p. NJ
Milford ct $50 a. N. I.SO, 4 80, p m
birmingham at G. $3.50 Esq, $50 a. NJ 100, (33g
Ex), $50, $3.50 Ex.), p 10
S.2onylle At ! aud 9, p. n.
Newton, (W. tn ESQ. IL NJ; l, 2.so, 445, 6,
us, 9l5 p. M.
BreoLiine, :, 7.4o, 9, u.sO a. a. 1880, 215, g. s.
6.l5, 7.39, $50 .. m
Charles River Branch, T. Il30 =. u, 3, 6.l5 p M.
Sunday Mail irsin for Worce ter Springfield, and New
York, st p. NJ.
" Express Trains stop only at Fralailshsn
Boston, MAJ !. 1853 daetf
Cgssgssgass OCTOBER fsi.-NORNVICH
sSsSssrsa'sES & W ORCESFER RAILROAD.
AccnmmDda ion Pa scuger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at 1915 A. NJ. and SIS P. NJ
Leave Norwich for Worcester at els g. Nj. and so
P. ii.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 200 p. NJ stop
pingat Webster and Danielsnnvillc
Passenger Car is attached 10 the Way Freight Trains
between Worcester ond Putnam.
octl diff P. St. NJ ANDREWS, Agent.
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GHoE7S SUPER PHOSP uATEOF
~ LfME.-Ilis excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
Bone Dust is warranted equal Guanc In ali respects
and much iastihg in It's beneficial effects upon tho
beans. For Gardeners II Is a cheap, convenient and
highly nutritious manure. tts terminating influence is
very great II can obtained Of the subscribers, WIZ
are agents for the sale II n at the Wholesale Produce
etore, Foster street. opposite Roson Worcester Depot
BAsSETT n BAYLIES.
Worcester jar T. 1893 AR ian1
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Es u. CLARKE a CO.,
Office No. Liberiy-street, New York
Agents for Worcester-M. b. Green q Co., Charles
sibley, and David Scott,
In Milford,-W A. Hayward, L. j. Wilson.
n3O leod&wly
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NEW DIAMOND LIGHT, or ROSIN
Ia OIL LAMp.-The cheapest, safest, and most brill
liant, light discovered at cost exceeding
half hour. For SALE Wholesale and retail by W.
WHITING UPnAM, 10 Broad street, Boston. Call and
see il. Gu14 dSw1y
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Manufactured from the best of MATERIAL and every ar
tice warranted. iy2l d3m
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EAR MA WARREN s COMPOUND


ynV HA Z n Rvs kH8U ID AFFC LINZ.
4 MENI.-Mk. THAYER his permission to refer u
the following gentlemen Of the hg respec.abiity who
tod ALLE
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OBIT LAR Y.

DEPARTED this life on the 2lst. day Of
AprislS55, III his residence in Sumter District
Sc, FRANCIS LONDON, agel -.
Tic deceased WAS Il native Of France, and Il
soldier in The Cavalry service under Bunaparlc,
and took part in several Of his most desperate
battles. The wounds on his person, he recci-
we'd III sustaining the honor ci France and the
flag of his county. He never rcclirrti 10 them
without deep emolion.-llis affection for The
land OF the wine AMI the olive the lros, OF
uge never clillcd-lile name of Boinparte, Or
France, always brought 4 tear 10 his eye.
lie rmigrated to this country in lSul.
He deserved IL tribute to his memory for the
great Integrity of his character in every rrla.
ii n oflitc. lie was 4 man Of unliring industry,
sincere picty, unprctendlng nUdeSly, and un.
Nnvcring bcncvolence.
If the turf which wraps his earthly form lnay
have neither g sioried urn or sculplurrd bust, -
10 rescue his memory from oblivion, it is be-
cause his spirit needed nonc.-IIc feared not
Tie dcsolaiion of The g~rave.-llc lived us TIC
died. in the hope, that nj the last day lie would
rise 10 4 blessed Immortality.
In early life Il soldier at arms, III latter days,
n soldier of the cross. His commission WAS
Ike promises of The Gospel.
i. ! lie sulacc of his latter days-wlru disease
Ind made sad havoc upon his trane-was The
cheering recollection. that he had been cl,ivily
Instrumental III erecting Il Baptist Church,
where his whole ncighburliood might worship,
and where he hoped they might receive the
benefit of HAT Gospel which he had enjoyed,
nnl which was ~ lead Him TO life cvsrlaSt-
ing"
While living, FRANCIS LoNpoN was re.
~slseicd and esteemed for his many virtues .iuw
dead, the recollection OF them will make sa-
cred his memory.
D.. }. II,
DIED:-1n This Town, OH the night OF
the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH ANN, cuLsorl
OF DIR. w. w. Brunson, and daughter oi
the late Henry BrItton, E>ur., OF this
District, aged - years and IL months.
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For sale by MILLER & BRIITON.

DIR. GulSOTT'S IMPROVED ENTR ACT
Of Yellow Dock and Sarsalarilia is Il sure rem
edy for hereditary Mint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with
rrievous complaints, which they inherit from,
their parents. The use Of The lrl!ou Dock ana
.SarSnE0riHu will prevent all this, ana sane !;
vast amount OF misery, and many valuable
lives. for it hor"nghiy rrpeiS Tram he system
the latent h0ini, which is the seed of disease.
and 70 takes off the curse by which the sins or
misfortune of The parents are 50 often visited
upon the innoccn, offspring.
Parents owe it 10 their children 10 guard them
against the effects of malaGics That NAV b,.
communicated by decent, aud children OF pa
rents that have ut any lime been affected with
Consumption, ScrofuIa or Syphilis, " il Ia
themselves 10 take rrccantion against the dis.
ease being revived III thcla, Guysoits yellow
Dock and Sarsaparil!a is Il sure a,llido.c ia
such cases.
G.y" See Advertisement
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VI a SECRET FOR ME LADIES
--lIOW TO PRESERVE BEAUTY

" A SECRET FOR TIE LADIES.
HOW TO PRESERVE BEAUTN.--
Don't use Chalk, Lilly White, or any of The
so.callcd cosmetics, to conceal Il faded or
sallow complexion.
1t yon woull have the roses brourli,
back 10 your check, Il clear, healthy and
transparent skin, and lie and vigor Infused
through the system. get a bottle Of Carriers
Spanish Mixture, ani take it according to
directions. 1t do, $ not TASTE quite as we'll
as your s~wccl.mcats; but, if after a few
doses you do not find your health and
beauty reviviny, your step elastic and VIZ.
"rouS, the Whole system refreshed and il.
v!goratcd like Spring morning, then Your
ease is hopclcs : and all the valuable Ger.
tiica'cs we possess. 60 for nough'. 1t is
the greatest purifier Of The blood known:
is perfectly harmless, and III The same time
powerfully ctlicacious.
go" Sold by RICE e. THOMSON.
Sole ;gcnts for the ProprlclorS.
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TNrlIE STOMACH PREPARES TIE
Il elements Of the bile and the blood; and iC
IL does the wok iccbly AMI imp.rfcclly, liver
disease is the certain result. As soon, there
fore, az any affection Of the liver is perceived,
we may he sure thai The digestive organs are
ont of order. The first tliiuI to be- done, is to
administer n specific which. will act directly
upon the stolnacli-llc Inainspring Of til. ami
recommend Iiooiianci's German BiIlorS, pre-
pared by Dr. {. NJ. Jackson, phil=Lcipliia.-
Acting rs an Alternative ami n tome. 1t Sircug!i.-
ems the digestion, changes the condition Of the
hood, and thereby gives regularity to The boy
els.
For sale by MILLER & BRITTON.
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Notice.

All persons inicbic! 10 me ei,her iy uo,c q
account will please take notice lba5 amer The
YIN day OF March, next they WIZ 'iiA their
Notes or accounts in the hands OF ~ attorney
for collection and also the notes and accounts
due the Firm of VIM and GARRISON IA,ts. he
settled by dat time ur o,hcrwise (i,y will
have in pay cost, il is not from U,tpigr hat
! viii have 10 press bu: from necessity
D.. RVIN%.
Feb. %, 1855 81 If
W~tclInan Lopy.
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Lemon Syrup.

DREPARED and sold by MILLER s.
Il B~RIrToN,--as good aud is cheap rs
can lbe made. The following arc the ash
prices 81 l-2 cents per uutl.c, So %
cents per dozen bottles, So % per gallon.
Any quantity furnished. Orders flutn the
country will meet with prou;,, t attention.
MILLER & BRETON,
DrnEgmt:, &c.
M2y1G, 1870 ~ ~.
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Auction,

TIME SUBSCRIBER lns opened a house in
Il tn: Town of Suin,ervillc, for the tran
saction of n general auction and commission
business, and offers ha services 10 the citizens
in the above capacity. will sell merchandise OF
NIL kinds, real estate or personal property, aud
Will cry sales for any one having property to
dispose of. Sales on Monday and Saturday
nights Of each week, and on snle or muster days.
Sale room in tie rear Of Wulson's & Gardncr's
store.
G. d. OWENS.
May 90, 1858. 90 3n,.
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Provision for the Widow
and Orphan.

Hon. w. L. DESAUSSURE, Prcs't.
Prof. G.. l.. McCAY, Actuary.
DR.. JOHN FISHER, Treasurer.
DIR. NJ. LABORDE, Medical Ad-
DR.. J. NJ. GASTON, s ~viscrs.
FTsllIS Company has been organized at
4 Columbia to enable its members by
annual payments TO accumulate Il fund for
the support OF their surviving families.
BY paying from $40 to $50 per year
$1,000 my be secured 10 their wives and
children.
The Company is mutual and MI profits
are annually divided among the members.
The lives Of slaves are also ms urcd at
moderate rates.
For further particulars or for circulars
explaining the plans Of the Company, APP
ply 10
w. l.. Is. HAYMSWORTiI,
Agent for Sumter District.
May 8, 1855 II GIN
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Sill lEeiFF'S SAFES.

Hi virtue OF sundry Executions To INC
- directed, will be sold, III Sumter Court
House, ON the LIST Moday and day follow
ing III june next, within legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following propcriy--purcllnscrs to pay for
titles:
Defendants Interest in one tract OF
Ids acres of land in Salem adjoining lands
Of Estate OF Jared Law, ct al. levied up
Oh as the property Of Charles Mccoy at
the suit of ID. Il. pebbles.
One tract Of :JJl acres Of land in Sa-
lem adjoining lands of JAS. Lowry CT AL,
eyed upon us the property Of ltubl. Low
ry at the suit Of f.. I'omiinson.
Onc track Of l22 acres OF land, more or
loss, III Clarendon, adjoining lands Of H..
lloiladay ct al, levied upon as the proper
y OF y. NJ. R.chbourg, at the SUI! Ui w.
+. Is. lllynsworth, Comr.
Defendants interest III one tract Of GOO
acres Of land in Salem, adjoining lands OF
Est, Of II. English, levied upon as the
property of f.. }. Donald, at the suits Of
J. a. Carnrs and Jas. Ilcarron. 70 be
sold AT the risk OF ,ilc former purchaser.
One tract OF 1000 acres OF land IN Sal
Icnl.% adjoining lands nf-in Salem, Sum
ter District, the undcnicd right, Tile and
interest OF r.. J. w. EngliSI, IN one ,rac,
of lGGO acres, diviScd 10 him under The
will OF his Grand Father, the late Robt.
T. glisl, levied upon as the property oi Il.
J. w. English, III the tits OF John Lynn,
W.. Shelton, Robt. Commander, and James
a.. ~t'arncs.
Defendants interest in one tract Of 200
acres of land ,nurc or loss, in CiarciIDnt,
adjoining lands OF estate Of ". !. Rccs ct
al, levied upon as the property oi f.. *.
Mayraut, at The suits Of |. Is Hanks aud
d. II. Pool.
Also, Defendants interest in orc trac,
Of 800 acres oi land, more or less iii Clare
mont, adjoining lands Of NJ. 5. Moore ct al.
levied upol as the property OF +. Il. May
ant, 1T HE suits ui l.. i. llaukS ana ID. III
Pool.
Also, DESCENDANTS interest in one tract,
OF 100 acres OF land in CIarcmunt, aii M
ing lands OF Henry \. Mi!lrlou. IcvIr'! up
On as the property OF +. ~. May:au'. At
tic suits o! ID. II. Pool and J. i. Hanks.
Defendants interest III one iGl and l3u.i-
dlnms thereon i'll SuIntcrvi!lr. Also, II
acres OF land ying in Turkey Crrch,adluin-
nr lands OF T.. J. Cc4i.ian and others, lev
'cd upon as the properly OF n. GralalI,
security, Il, The suits O! Johnston: Crew <
Brawlcy, > cases.
Ono Lot and BUILDINGS thereon in sum
,~cry.l!r, adjyiu,ur lands O, j.. Su,n;er O.,
al, levied upon as the prnpcriy OF l.. II.
Dmkins, nj the sui, OF The l:auk ui the
Stale OF South Carolina.
Lot and Iuiilinus thereon in S,,,,,r-
Vile, adjoining lands 81 Conh!aA:s Street,
levied upon ~ The property OF Peter Hoo.
yer. ;i lie suit OF Jas. NJ. Nrl,ur
One ,r,c, OF 300 acres o. land, more or
less in Clnrcnlna, adjoining ianhs OF jas
Ii. Horton ct al. LEVIED ,!p,n rs IN. pr,o.
cry o! ii. Shorter at the SUI! vi $. I.'U!r.
mud.
-Four Horses levied u,nH Us The pro1"r-
" OF X. w. Andrews. at thu sult o. Sam
uel Bradley.
One Negro levied Upon as tic properly
Of J. J. Berry, NJ Tie suits ol n. Crane,
~ negro 'rS.ta Oh as INC property OF
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IIY MENEAL.

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, 6y
the Rev. Neal Mcdonald, Mr.. u. T.:
MlcLEuD of Sumter District, 5. C.' AND
Miss Mary B. McltAE. o, Robinson Co.,
N. &.
On Sunday the l;lh INST, by TI'os. II.
O'S,een, Esqr., AIR. Ell. NORTON, TO
Miss MARIA GAERETr all OF Sumter Dis
lrict.
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Look UD Street,

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL is still in o..
eration-(thanks to the kindness of good
iriends)-reudy 10 receive customers, and
enteftuln them, TO their entire satisfaction;
Dir. G.. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be excelled by any house: iii the country
Everything the market can furnish shall
6e spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
clearly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall be Kept so. Give him a trial
and Dir, Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. II, 1854 IL If
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Notice,

DR., w. JAS. DARGAN takes ihis
method Of Informing those persons who,
may seek his professional services afesr
nightfail, that he may DO found upon tho
premises recently OCCUPIED by Mr. j..A
Logan, near the residence OF +. j.fDiR-
kins, Esqr.; and Immediately In tile fsae
Of, his office.
Jan. "a, 1855 l2
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Notice

rs hereby given lh:t The looks are
:. now open to receive " - due The
Town Council Of Sunicsy.tia, and those
Interested would do wei! 10 raii a, tho
office one door East OF T. $. Wcbb's
Store. JAMES BELL, G. G..
May lG, 1859 - 81
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Candidates.
For the Banner.

SUMTEEvlLLE, S. g.. Dec. lS, 1854.
Gentlemen Of CkaremoM Couniy:-l ONE
out in this manner to inform you that cir
cumsianccs of a private nature will not al
low Inc TO be before you two years hence
as a candidate for Il scat in The State Leg
stature, and having a willingness to serve
You iii so'nc way, offer you NY services
rs Il candidate for ~Tax-Collcctor at The
GcNt election, and if elected do promise 10
discharge my DUTY 10 the best OF my ability.
am yours, most respectfully,
.. y. MCROY.
W. Waterman please copy If.
Dec. 30, 1854 8 If
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EBDOEA HsHN I'd

ma b ~ h9 dE
Sontb Garolfmtdn s Columbia SIuncr
05IaSEaLCC3Ga3,
or WIKI ssM nl is "Gx 81 Of full svs "rs' hin%'
All Books. Pamphlets, Music, &c, can be
bound III N STYLE, from the plaincst TO tie.
most ornamental on moderate terms, and with
Functuaiiiy and despatch.
ESEARa Books,
For District Offices, Sherins, Clerks, Tax.Col.
lectors, &C., &C., as well as for Counting Houses
and every other form, vii be manufactured to
.or1cr without delay.
Terms moderate and promptncss observed.
GlBDES& JOHNSTON.
May, 90, 1855 20 y.
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON. N G..

Claieud0n iron w 0rkS,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
rEaIiE CLARENDON IRON WORKS
4 ;,rc now prc,ar Il to rccci We orders
for Beam. Vertical Horizontal or OScillaiin.
Steam ",,aines. High or Low Pressure. ami
adapted 10 uir pa 'ScH: Circular. ".".t.""l and
Portable Saw Mills. complete: Pumps. Mining
machinery, Gri>l and Flour .iliii~, cnupl-in;
Parker. Turbine and oilrr Water Wheels,
E.Iuippimg ".:>trninrrs. Car Wheels and ANlcs:
llOrSi' Pow RS of variuns patterns; Ric,. Field
Pumps AMI l.u"irrs: Rice TIifa.licrs: Shin.ie
Machines. s'Ir,Ilin-, rullics. IIau.-rs, Gears,
and ii! oiIUr M'ii Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and nrt;s Castings Of all descriptions,
in"lunin- Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe,
Hrldg'. Castings. &c.. &r. ulr. CuInunnv
would respectfully invite attention Ia their
siylra ard patterns Of Railing, wI.ici, may he
BOILERS.
Tnhm!ar. Fine aud Cylindrical BOILERS,
Water Tanks, tI,imirys. am! all other kinds of
Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.
\ separate department IN force will he kept
for repairs. where work will be done thorough.
~ md with despatch.
MI work don" in Ike establishment delivered!
either IN III" ears Of The Wilmington ~ Man.
chester Rail !toil or the Wilmington ~. We'll
don Rail Road, ar III flats 1T The Cunrpmnv's
wharf. free ~ charge.
Having large facilities. the above work will
he dom. on :S reasonable terms as elsewhere.
North or So''i, an! ~ Il prompt and :~a,iS!ic.
tory manner.
ions,,iiation hy letter ur o~,l,rr~ise. in regard
10 plans AMI designs i,r mills or their furniture.
and f." machinery generally. willingly ;nswcr.
ctl. Al orders "r COMMUNICATIONS 10 b: az
dressed Ia The Undersigned.
HENRY ". DfASE. AGENT.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-23

KETE are authorized to announce GAIT.
w LAWRENCE II. BELSER, as IL
Candidate for Colonel Of The ilih Rcgi-
ment, South Carolina Militia.
May, %, 1855. 20 If
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-14
TO 0uR-rRiEyDs.

WE have just received lot 81 New Tyres.
part Of which are intended for tho con-
icmplaicd enlargement o. the Recorder, and ne
others 10 enable " 70 execute in better siyir
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends viii
SEQ from this that We arr in earnest in the O.
Ter Of the enlargement Of our Taper, and We
hope 10 receive sufficient announcement % en-
able us 10 do 40 before the meeting Of The I.e-
gislaiure. Al that remains TO accomplish /. is
the purchase u q new Press. The paper now
!. as large n our old Press viii pint; and he.
sides, having wiihs,ood the assaults Of the Brit
iii IN Tie war Of 1919. il ]. somswhai difficult
10 he kept in order, end cannot le safely relied
on. An addition Of $50 new sIbscrihers, with
an advance payment, would meet the nscessary
expenditure a onee. We appcal, then. 10 our
friends in Oanee, Alsmance, Granville, Person.
and other nerhbpfing COMMITTEES, 10 all Us. ByH
little effort from each Of our pfescnf sul srTibcrs,
I'll that We require could lie accomplished in .
few DAYS. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition % the amount Of rrading mat
ter each week and would greatly increase the
usefulness and efficiency Of the paper. II pro-
pcrly encouraged, We shall endcayor 10 make
the RrcoRpLn not only . faithful exponent Of
Wing principles, bat also one u the hesi PAM.
~ Papers published in the State. Who will IL
the FIR, % respond 10 our SpfeAli We have
labored faithfully and long IN the Wig oa1se.
and for What We believed 90 h. the iruo int.
rrsts q North Carolina. aud surely an appsal
now % the friends with whom VIC have co-ops.
rated, Will not pass anhrodrd.
d. HEARTT & SON.
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