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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

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|ates tor Preside land ice Preside lent WHO,
was not opPosed 70 any tar ther 6xtepsionof
slavery hia resolution was laid on the: Ia
Eble, 1t 70 truegbut the God. like Daniel was.
nominated for Preside his reasonable de-
iclarations and rotten political iaith being thus
endorsed by the wbigs Of Massachusetts. !
The truth is, the Press -tiie leading men:
and the mass of9 people of Massach chusettsa
Iseem to be lnnatic- yet there sis smethodlin
their MAJ ara far q s,,or<, t,,a ~.
thar, ioois j Ti,.;,5 5.,,s;sl -
a., = s.s, .asa. .1.Y 'sit,s1
einDrace tne' same sdoet and propose one
fule Of conduct They haYs' reached the
height ofspolticaI yicioranesas 40 l,,.,,;n ,ys
fastsr ondta .tI -, $50 80 -.
=. l' .1ts = a't = lovers S!s
oi ID" saHd QEler. me cradle Of liberty has
become the hot -bed,,of all sorts of political
| absurlities, monstrosities and ,reo a,,,s r,
stead of roct lin, ber,o,f ;n,o, ! 80. =
So 80. NV 4uet ta III nef q
ase' ssls M iias iuslea lersoll INTO tury-she re-
sembles an infuriated. bull rushing headlong
toward aprecipice Sbee1t ee1traey,,blos ~, 49,
mo ,ion oo;na ,,,o,,,s ssSSs,.,s,.:. ~
:, =, 1"s az sT sTsAilig "hon ne may
ae'our' Like asn1adfnan Z resolved on self
destruction, she seeks the destruction Of all
Iwithin her reach. "
t. IA anec;,rer of H.
Sc, lssN,s.ss.s. ~ 4t,s snis.'us y
PRESS we glVepiac 70 the following deli
cious morceausof which the I. Boston Her
aid "is the reputed father
aAscert,;n ,,bo,h., ,to-.
lboty MANY co,orei ,;.;.a,,a ae ,tay ie any, ana
nn;nstiv astana s. ;s.iss.a.s =. Dlassachusetts'
have been sotassS,,, Hani ~ Ialoilna, OF who
state into hond.n na f. Ie, p..sohs ol Mats PARRY
then proceed to 'repr;.aIs 80 De y,s,c',ms
laws of the IJn;oi, No. -. g. 1.I,el ule
three. .fiths rule to c;tzsna of sn,h
found within n,,r s,;,o
yarlH IJnivera;tv t. tbs ,ns;n.,.
wherever thew can he fo,,,d: ,,.as taouse'
two citizens Of chmss.is ,.,So .sa
led in. or have Neon eoiJ f, Sa,s.t =
Iand # the nnmher he oJd ~ y
one. Emnower him ~ stst 49, :, .ns 'tas,'
treat them nrec;selv 10 '"a o,,r us nsaa up. ano
are treated in C6,rieston4 =,
South Carolina nronertv anJ :. see fi,
South Carolina ,,nita w. asha,I, o iAsue lA.a
the puiltv olioarcbv. 10 Sfrsnse. 'tHn y9I ufng
strong. she is weak.sha !. ,,eos ~, esie ,sns
We have ar able hod;ad 80 q ui aiC,l.
million: she barely two h,ndroS ,bouasn5 nvsH },
| - -aeu''
rTbe Charleston co,-;..
80, n,,tssr o.I'se
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03
THE COURT,

= 3
sOf Common Pleas and General Sessions
for Sumter District, began its sittings on
Monday, lst. inst, his Honor Judge JOSIAH
J.'EvANe, presiding. ~
The business on the Dockets cannot be
disposed Of in six days. Notwithstanding On
Extra Courtheld by Judge WARpLAw in Ju-
ly last, there still remain on the Issue Docket
ID old cases-and at the lowest calculation
SO new ones will be added.
There is heavy Docket preparing for the
criminal side of the Court On the Traverse
Docket arc Il old cases, two for assault with
intent to kill; other Indictments for a like
offence have been given out by the Solicitor.
Two cases for murder against the unfortu-
nate Reuben s. Stark, who paid the debt of
nature, by hanging, in July last, are still on
that Docket-and the Solicitor has under
consideration two new cases of like nature.
independently of these, there are numerous
cases of milder character for libel, assaults,
batteries, negro trading bastardy, larceny,
&c. &c.
The Judge seems determined to make an
impression on the business i'll the Court, but
we fear that it's accumulation will prove too
hard fol, him. No Extra Court can be order
ed between this and the Spring Term;, the
unfinished business Of the present Term
must find its way, with the, new business, to
the same Docket at the next Terrn-an Extra
Court in July or August will be the result.
The experiment Of Term of two weeks
has cleared the Dockets at Columbia-why
not give two weeks to Sumter, at least until
the business it finished. Three ,ceeks OF court
have proved insufficient for several years
past-the business of the District demands
four. Cannot our Senators and Representa-
tives devise, in theirwisdom, some legislation
suitable to our condition? The next ses-
sion of the Legislature will afford fit occa-
sion for the trial. S;,,,
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little 81 hio inquiry Great Brissinsaad no
;Hpeculattye ton. 10 &, 4 G Il
= y, sftli shhk this the heavy darkness be-;
fore the breaH of day slhs pbled waters,
must sooner Sf lasssr become stil ,ths manils
taetiis and 9lator again east, their bark
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'0IR8PAPER..

" Assw stated in our last, this number be-,
gins Mol. Vols22s etaier Banner $ Wtesal5.
80 stated that as an ieaperiHaea bnEpaper had
proved cue ccessful. The Proprietor thought
that sssaw an opening for q wesgl II paperiin
the District, but doubtful Of success and
with limited means and a small subscription
list. hs yentnred the effort doubtfully. The
patronage received has >induced d desire to
increase the size Of the paper and he hopes
thereby to increase it's popularity and useful
ness. This wouldrequire the purchase Of a
new Press and additional type, the coat. Of
which would not fail short Of $500 or $500;
This outlay, under present circumstance
might endahger the existance of the paper,
whilst it would certainly curtail its profits
more than SO per cent.
With view: ofrendering II easy for every
reading man in the District to subscribe and
to make It en- object to dosso, the Proprietor
has reduced sthe price, Gas will be seen by re-
ference to the terms,) and if a corresponding
increase of patronage is received, the paper
will be enlarged.
With grateful Acknowledgements for the
liberality hitherto shewn, "1'he Banner" is
cast to the breeze for the second year, with
the buoyant hopes of youth-and its best
wishes for the. continued prosperity of its
patrons.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

Qusen Vic.oria.-A correspondent of
the Courier des Etats Unis,. says:-The
rumor gains crcdenco in circles of the
highest authority, Of the symptoms of in.
sanity having been decidedly manifested
by her majesty. The woll known liabili.
sty Of her family to this cruel malady
strengthens the probability of this report.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

Childhood is like n mirror catching and
scflecting images from around it. Re-
member that an impious or profane though
uttered by parents lip. may operate up
on the young heart like careless spray
OF water thrown upon polished steel, stain.
ing it with rust which no aAer-scouring
can efface.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

A RIVER MoNsrER.-Co. acts have be en-
made for the building Of steamer to run on
tho Hudson, four hundred feet long. The
calculation is, that she will run to Albany
and back daily, or in twelve or thirteen hours.
The Hendrix Hudson is, we belive. the long
est boat hitherto built. She is $50 feet long.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03

A DEc1sIoN.-It was recently decided by
the Gibson Circuit Court, in Indiana, that All
advertisement for the apprehension Of run
away slave is sufficient authority for any one
to arrest him in free State, and take him
TO his master. The person who arrests the
slave is presumed to be the agent Of the
owner, and the latter has the right, either in
person or by authorized agents, to seize upon
his slave and take him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived.-U store hip FREEDOMS, Thos TsrBer. Lieut.
COMMANDING Vera Cruz q days with = SICK and ds2D 90
seaen from the Gulf sQusdron2 died the passage 10
the Gulf stream. Fell In with the schr II Hay, from
Louiaisna for Nsw-York AZ her crew sex except INC
captain ard ore supplied her with two nen a.,
Ship Jss.oe Jackson New Orleans p days cotton &C.
% VIM II Hazard. ~.
ship Cotton Planter Pratt Antwerp and Flushns' Oct
H. mdsc 70 + Hurbut CO. IT'S steersge passenger
Left ship Rio Grande and BARK Globe for New fcfk oon
Ship TaroLta Cave, Liverpool, mdse 70 y J. = y OiiF
void with lost Of head o. mainnnasf.
Bark Ralph Cross, Glover, RIO os Janero SSpt 10 ~
fee hidesand rosewood, 10 sifkin lronsqes fr-se
len before reported Lat - - :, long s. - exceeded ~
mails with bsrk Austin Of Bottom steering 81 Dct = ~
Ia 20 long 35 ~ spoke Hamburg bark Planet Ia Ban- oi
Uaburz Nov T. LAT 81 s. long y s. saw iugate seer
ing 9Th, lat 81, ons - ls, saw ship MssAeha'si'
Bsrt cisri.ss Perkins. Coa Cisnfaegos caba, sgss 70
Chsstelan Ponvert Left brig Agnes Of Charleston 70,
Bow fn Havans for Coston days oct Oct j.. OF ne
Isle Of Pines spoke schr Bounty Of New-l OK in INN
pad for Baltimore days ont. Nov I, lat 81 ~ iont ~
smoke brx Ms gnos Of Charleston I'm Raggeo lsard of
Boston sprung aeAk and obliged 20 throw ovefboa
part Of her cargo In gale fu NJ ssh ial - long %
30 passed schr FulnTre Geering NJ Ire = ny ioy
Bris Walton, Davis, Sydney Co. coal, u days coal to
Bn. Dsgid Daase, colstt. Wilmington, nc 10 days
Br big Wsnderer Collect Windsor, rs, 70 days Pas-
ter 70 soule. Whitney Co. -
Br brig Euphrstes Grain, PauboToush. Ms, II days
plaster, TO so0e, Whitney Co.
Sailed.-Pscketships Hendrix Hudson. Londcn Al
bauy, Hsyre. Hortiord, Savannah, and others.
AIemornnda.-Bng Charlotte, Of Bangor, Ne, from
Trinidad de Cuba reported ashore Roer he's been get
of after dsohargng part Of her aud . up % the CITY
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4 O-T-Ye.,srd,y. going from The Seventh 20 he trst
LlVaTd. dark morocco p0-keib'os c'niainins y. n
L. ono small gold reuc Lease. and the following not-
ID Al Yourrs note dated a. jsf July, 1871, a. months,
rsrsfe 10 ST. own order and endorsed n blank i'r e7o
,s In favor Of ne advertiser ns SIS c5. The public
are against egofisfing said notes Of which pay
4nt has been stopped suitable reward WI. be paia %
- -. nli ST.
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ESEIERISm

Nd THE LKTHEON-DR. ASHLEY, 40 Hudsou.st
"A AID him Ia the OF diseases aud 10 render his
tents insensbls 10 pain dnring surgical operations
tracing teeth aud childbirth, gives Mesmerc tnss daily
AZ n A. Dr. Ashley also administer. the Ethereal Va
tat all hour 10 render painless surgical operations
extracting teeth aud childbirth MO 2y
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ROBKRT ~. WORRIs. y. VI.
ELECTRICITY.

lust COMPLETED, and Tor sale cheap, asuperor cleo
Jtncal machine tor collecting both Kind. OF electricity
Spectaces 10 suit all at reasonable prices Superior Mag
nstio Electric Machines for the Of rheumatism and
all diseases Also, Mathematical, Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus hand and made - order In
superior manner. HENRY "A. WATKINS
n8 lw. Optcian l67 Milliam-si.
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KXTA>TED-A fsw active youny uen % 80 so-th CT
w Wet 10 act - gents for the ssls u new ant popular
500 over sud shove tlelr expenses vii e
Injured Do th. r writing with an rortun;y a cieafnf
0a8 Der yeal some now IN or er ploy I'LL &c
doubt NIKE over roo per year, GEAR " al expens-s-
Fs-h man f have hfs district 10 a b. necefstrT tcf
them 70 have A. least from ~ 10 80 o. obtain 5000 ai
ting out Apply a. FRENCH ruDtisnlnk HaI'i ~ -,
Brosdway 90 stairs. Office Of the flag Of our Union Al
letters nus. he postpaid 80
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LIST OF LETTERS.

.DyrsrtsED ~ TIE rkIsusf ~ SPECIAL .froisrsisI'
sia A.1 Be- II farts<r snscfed.
III sSvert,eueufs made under the orders OF ne rost-
- - s..-sI IN . Newspaper newspapers, Of lettes
i-S fr IN any Post Ohce shall Be inserted IN ne pa
Pc or papers. tie town Or Psss where ne Gs sdVs''
N''As '' Iys-r Pet Ohsr Lsr, pss'rd NarsA ;, lsto
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STOVE yARNIsH-

STOVE NARNI-H-By which al stoves. pipes and
:, crates may be kept with a. beautiful polish a. coach
booy With Two spp.csfsus year. Sold only p Cort-
lkncst EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE, warranted % color
the hair dAk brown or e black and not sts IN. .tu or
inIgre the hair. DR.. McSAfRs ACOUSTIC OIL for the
eure Of deeness has cured Of deafness Of TO- IS
q - years standing DALLEY'S and COSSELS GEN
llNE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, a. ths only d.
pot- 2 CortAad-st Also. HAYsS LISIMENT, warrant
cd @ any u Piles BALM OF COLUMBIA
the saly .rtiels u vLus fer the hair els IN.
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TkRIFF OF PRICES
L naVlflil1n I0iI-lI, y up
Lots OF ~ lbs. and upward. To

III q
sai. west Of BufA'o bat will forward them o. Messrs
IfV.esroN FARGO az Buffalo. whose iue extends o.
STAGE o. Milwaukee Cicveiald, Detroit ani Chicago
f2- The Express pT0rr.eor hold Themselves Iesp0ns4'
t.souiv a. forwarding merchants.
~ Bank notes, specie jeselry valuable or hsht and
baty goods taten br special contract only Glass and
alt.ware taken only AZ the slle rsk Of the owner.
l- Goods destined for places Of the lice n Ifoad or
w~s Of Buffalo will be delivered 20 other Express iinel
or other modes u Conveyance between those places Jun
less otherwse oIdeTed ana 81 biiy our part
ceases or delivery Of the property as above.
~ i'm LIVINGSTON l. WELLS. l0 "a all g. New-Yo <.
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Fron California.

The Glowing extract Of letter to the Editor OF
the lfJoay lrgus, from an officer in Col Steven
sons regiment. was received by the Loo Cnoo'
lately arrived at New-York from P0eo's de' los
Angeles. ia California:
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RROOKLYk AFFAIRS.

ty- An interesting and profitable Temperance
Meeting was held on Tbursdsy evening Ia tho h. T.
Church coz York and Gold sts under ths auspices oil
Pi.rim Division, No. 265. Soma Of Temperance VINO
thus establish their rigb, 10 the name Of Pilgrims BE-
is1 h Gr., Diyi.lon within our kboSledge who have
broken new ground 10 the Temperance field By holding
public Temperance meetings. The mesuDg was e'o'
quantity sadressed BY Rev. Dr. Wallace oil Rev lofA
ssd DasIsi p Barnard Esq. with much effect resulting
10 large number Of signatures 10 the pledge and 'ne
proceedings were eniyed ~ an effective cho'r singing
s.vs,sl ode. selected for The occasion We uooefsno
Nv Laws Of the Division provide for these meet
los. IN The section q the city above nhed at stated
,s,tos, and we have no doubt they will be attended
With even greater desree Of suecess than that which
has msrksd the frat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

nIALOtI Il Hlf71lfT-lolf 'teNf afe eAceIeITi
Dsr All much pleased aud shall pat oalze your estl5-
llshmert
p-oprisf7r-Thsuk you ST. True, We charge tribe
extra ln order obsil desirable class of clstouers
CsgThs difsrelce, oli 0lhes, n the serving up The
cost 10 che Llt you use, tbs quality Of the
oysters, al consPre % give seatef degree OF sa,si-c-
ton.
Prspr-Lliesrescr Lsrs too, with perfect confidence,
sware that the strltes dec0ruri snguses the Place
AL z1 sway perfectly ssffied, sid express fhemseyes
Crhen % must BE truly srlufJn 70 thus meIit the
appreciation your patrons You continue p furnish your
Ice Creams for parties during the Winter, suppose.
Proyr-Most asuredy And, 20 the cad, that We may
keep saloon always open, introduced oysters 20 10
for the Winter until Spring arrives " hen we shall resume
our retail Ice Cream business, - usual
The above IS but sample % the runercls enccmi ls
passed upon the American Patent steam Ice Cream Com
nauys beautiful Oyster saloon A. l34 onatl l-sT
MI ST. HALL LlLLlbhlDbE- AAnHger--
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RYRAM's PATENT TwINE REELs.-Hav

IL .ns been made Agents for the sac Of tns celebrated
article ~e viii keep supply hand. These reels are
uade u sod cast r0n with wooden rev0lTes complete
win os of cotton Irvine ard steel cutter the top
They were originally made Tor the Boston Pest Oce and
row being adopted BY he prncps Post Oces 10 the
United states They considered the best tEine rec
ever Invented And are adapted . grocery druEEst hard
and fancy goods dealers and al bAnche. Of business
where quick aly ready supply needed. For sale By
az JOHN J. Brown CO. - Fglton-st
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Il ANCE COMPANY. No. 40 BaiLn-ln addition
u the business Of Life Insurance, this Company -
now prepared 70 make insurance on the HEALTH
OF individuals By the pas ment Of the premium. the
person insured VIII become entitled 20 receive from
the Company. should he become SICK, the ariount
insured. during each weeks sickness experienced
To enable pesonso limited means q avail themselves Of
this highly useful and beneficial insurance the rates are
brought within their reach Persons vii be insured from
: 10 S6 per week between tie ages Of - aud 55 years
The Tor al ages from - 90 are a. fo.loWs The
payment Of = sl val = per week during sickness
Tor year - -, - $ 90, 81 - = ard %, -
GEORGE W. SAVAGE. President
RIcHssD n. But, AN Secretary ard Acfuary.
JoHS McCLELLkSD. n D. % Fogrth-sy. Physician.
Pamphlets uiuz the full and explanations
may ~ obtained the oHce u6 fTe0d
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~ Notes Of all specie-paying Banks IN the United
States taken for subscriptions 10 this paper a. par
Money nclosed q letter 20 address and depos-
any Post Office in the United states may be- con
sidered al our rsk; but description of the bills ought
in al csses o. be left with the fosimaster q. NJ
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Two or three single Gentlemen car =. be
I'D a-conscd aed with board Respectable private IAN
ily vhere they may ind al the comforts q home TIE
location i pleasant aud convenient 90 asiase rou's
apply OF % Luflov-st - ~
DoARDING.-Goons 10 LEI viii Board a ssnfe-
ID nan ard ls wife be Accommodated Win peas
,rf room and bedroom with pantry attacked Also,
room or two siasis gentlemen Apply a. 90 hors.on'-
corner Of Crosby, tl.t box liom hfoaaMay. I- Nv
BOARD WA>TED-By gentleman and his vie IN
d. pnva'e family u the upper part Of ne city lens
.wer. Address " A. 70 tlns Office. nl- Nv
BOARD WANTED--la the upper gir,, Of ne s,iy
- by isdy OF resrectaDity Address X hof %. tesl
OGce. nj ---
DOARD-A private isuiiiy. oceupyins handsome and
ID commodi0us house VII accommodate one or 80 ecu
tlemen with peasa4t rooms and t'Aa- ne l--..i.N
agreeable and OF convenient access and offers superior AZ
fo any one desiring acoiofiaoe Tesushoe
ply a. % hta-pn-sN
A PROFES>OR on The Pisn0f1rte. who can give TIE
n best OF references ne 90 qla fishes ~ ob.An
board ia family where bis instruct on would pc ieiu
nsfaton Addrssi Protector Of Mu.e this oaee nl- ~
A GENTLEMEN recently professor Of music IN
Asoutbern lu.ututioni wishes 20 obtain board end fp
where ne pay IN part by teaching ne
H ia SI .a a i. oa Hs''''' milo
pOARD-A gentleman sad his 80, Or two Or ,hfee
DHnsie gentiemen Gao ~ e. Az. b,,-ler.
can BE- accommodated a. ihs sane pace. o. ----
DOARDING.-A gentleman aud his wife or two Or
ID three Jingle gentlemen can have board 90 81 keadest
first house from Broadway Pious persons preferred
10 1--we
A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodate
N With pleasant parl0r ana bedroom on the second
floor, with board a. l8 ST. Mark.s-plocs Aso two 90
three gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms with breakfast
and tea. aud dinner on lndsys- ny ~
BOARDING. Past Broadway. large 'front.' room
ID the second foor with small one adioningi also
roomon the Third foor % lot with board AZ - Ess Broad
way References exchanged. ~ lwo--
DOARDING--ichoic l3catonsl-At 30 beach-st
ID ontiug s. Johns Park, with key 10 NE fark ana
g6 Bro WAY cor OF Fourteenthst fronting nion Park
The Latter house just reopened Is IN perfect order Two
psIors let and 81 floors, and three single rooms yet 70
main no tt
DOARD-Niih rooms furnished ifrequfed, for gentle
Omen and their wives Or single gentlemen, may -
obtained by applying q North Moorsst few doors
west Of AaTck. pr Nv
DRIyATE BOARD.-Fumished rooms, breakfast
and tea may Re bad By two gentlemen 10 higly re-
succfabIe family. without children az - Columbiast
Brooklyn Unquestlousbe references required. lsqnre
at the house or south NilAm-st ID w
4 ODGISGS-Lodsinss Al the beekman House %
llBeekman-st b the night or week choice 81 over
thirty single rooms which for cleanliness eanno pc sur
passed SINGLE = cents. Other rooms - cent?.
fol H. J. WILSON.
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A tAKD.-F- 3. FALMth, nc HFtlt' Two HUI u
~ ton the subject Of advertising m the newspapers
every section Of the country 10 enable advertisers 70 form
their own opinions and adopt safe judcious ana com
peie system either upon large small scale adapted
10 various pursuits lie respectfully invites the
calls Of those who avail themselves OF the 81 pof
tunity afforded by his extensive sgeucy and long a.
ence promising % explain, a. far as N his power sh
principle and details OF advertising. Office ~ 5oS 10y
Rudings where his files, embracing us ~ a, -,
pers for which he "a the agent, NAV = eN anu III -
,rirss ofa dverfixing III 1"
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WANTS.
TEACHERS WANTED.

<, rVFRA FfN-l-sL - Frissls cache = o. ffensh
Su..e L. Az. w....s irunedisfey 70 90 south. Also
,-vsrs' youns su-oze Tor a. Academy ~ TIE Norih Nv
81 .nS sns or. prn.rJ elss in Lont is.ns ins,tefs
Apply soon a The o-hee q ne I'D .nplSver, a.
tended 70 with Dispatch Z. r. "lLSON' iiof''''''
Ill 81
XyANTED-A situation By Fe'Pee,,An,.e young EIl
VS. Protestant. a. chidreus nuTsc Anl Pia- = Is y
.L.,-bs,ss,,-k - ,..trr WsEss not 90 nucs 81 %
80 =. hrr1. Wi ust Gals f~o days, u not sltei-
Best q city reference Cali IL s1liFan-'t iio-i
u-nt, IN thu rear
xTISTFD-E s-r---f77r bT a respectable young wo-
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