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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-02-09
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Of Dir: Bs BAeoss and Miss NJ; Imssx ri
PARKER, viii open q IEs EsAfALEACADEMYs IS IS
I'm the Sand Hills in Cl Ion, Sumter Dis.
trict, 3. q, on the 18th January, lS4as g .s
Ihe trustees feel kreat confidence jfi sfas
commenting this insti ton to the f,i,llics IA
lieving that Young I,adi will here "A sfhSS.
oughly instructed IN MI tho branch iiess 81 a4s
English education, as well as tho poiita dos
Portments OF Music, Painting and Med iefiis
Languages This Confidence arises froai tiItss tats
fact; that Mr. Bacon has had twenty YeafS q
successful experience in teaching Music, aud q
lie school in Philadelphia, and comes
city with an established reputation. sisf
The Academy is situated in the Sand Hills
IN the immediate vicinity Of Episcopal and IS
Methodist Churches, and within ten M len al 4
tbs Camden Rail Road s SsTas ss
There willibe m annual vacation from the
10Th November to the 18th of January. 81
Terms per session Of S 7nosat1ls.
Board and Tuition, washing, fire and s'Ss
lights . B sSs,7r, ms;
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, History, Arithmetic, Math-
ematics. Moral and Natural Philo- 1l 81
sophy, Chemistry and Botany, D. 90 5(O u
Drawing and Painting, s. ~ rs 40
French or Italian, ID Is 1D
lRusic. sS
Organ, Harp or Piano, 80 Ooss O
Guitnr. S. ...5< Il = IN illilS
Amusic lesson VIII be given to each schol-Ss
or daily ,5s5T9,5 - - 81;
JoIla L. MANNING, :.5Ss .5sfSF
DAVID II. P.Du BOSE, ~ ~
RICHARD G. RIcHARDsoN, 81
JUN1us-J. BELsER, ifTsustees.
"A. Is. BRAlLsrosp, ;ss,3 y e sssstssss ssss
ARTHUR W1GrALI. ss$ sS !
Dec. 16 4w Z. q
SOUTH CAR0LINA--.SUhiTER DIST.
Elijah Reynolds Declaration IN A.
vs.. tachment il. "A sssaa. B
Isaac D. Whitworth sa.
Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stated
| case having this day filed his DecItration
against the Defendant, who is absent from,
! and without the limits Of the State, Gas tits,
said) and having neither wife. nor Attorney
known, upon whom copy Of the above De-.
clarat!en, with rule to plead thereto, may bes !
served: 1t is therefore in pursuance of the
Acts OF the General Assembly of the State
III such cases made and provided, Ordered
that the Defendant do plead thereto on oSbe.. I
| fore the eighteenth day OF June, a.. d. 1915 &
otherwise final and absolute judgement WIFI
be then given and awarded against him. ,s}s
Office Com. Pleas, Sumter Dist, .s2,., q Il
18th June, 1947. d
J. D. JONES, 6. q :. :.
June 23 ($6) 81 q1fyd Sss
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BOOK TRADE.
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY

~ THs MOST REMARKABLE EVENTS or ALL
ONATiONs, from tie earliest PERIOD % the pres.n;
time forming complete History Of ths World. Vol J.,
No 2 Pric- . Genus pr 50
Tts Eork - written n Ere vigorous style with lib
ersl and comprehen.ive visEsi IA hav. doubt
that when completed VII - fh- best history Of the
world ever Stteu the msrch OF Science Of late years
hss now INSIDE many ihns more easJ q eIPana0E than
II vss In The tine Of R0lliu . q otter hs,oriaus
Tue Architect vol :, No "A Series Of OrzirAl De-
tEns Tor Domestic snd Ornamental Cottages b. W II.
u invaluable ork for tn Architect or
those who may wish 70 build. Price 81 cent.
Practical Hints the Prevent snd Treslmsnt q Di
eases Of the Lungs, by James Stewart N d. Fellow Of
the College Of Physicians and SIrssous author Of Prse
tea Treatise on the Diseases Of ChlsTea kc &c i2
We doubt much II ih. litle book does eopiAn the
greatest truth ever presented . ensumptises All deli
cate persons and public -Peaasf should .sd this work
lNe~ Yort Tribune.
Guy FsEker or n. Gunpovdsr Treason, By W. HArri-
son Airsworth Price - It's
This great work founded OF the reuHkabls
events Ia Enksh history, Ia written 10 the suthors beat
style, sud forms remarkable record Of those times
IN PRESS
Dick Turpn, or The Bold II shwaTmar. RorGnce Of
the Knights o. the ROsi Pro. 25 ct.
For 'ale, wholesale and retail, BY w. II. GRAHAM.
a. 2is Tribune BuidinGs
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THE SACRED MOUNTAINS.

DY J. T. HEADLEY.-l In repiy 10 Mesr. Baker
DScrbuers Advertisement in The Tribune IN relation 10
my edition Of The Sacred Mountans you'd remark that
Mss1s. Baker Senbner fled bill against 10 the
United State, Circuit Court paying FOR unctOn 70
restrain me from publishing The Saerfo Mountains
Thi. argued before Honorable Judge Belts
The 2th OF March last who denied the tion FOR the in
Junction, In the following words viz; 1T appearing to
the Court that the pauH. had put sale the the
bill mentioned prior 20 deposiinE the teosse thereof
be recorded In Inc Clerks Oce Of this District. and
that also the plaintiffs did not 10 be inserted In the
page Immediately following the tispsgs the notice and
Information directed by Of Congress, IL 10 considered
shown by the plaintiffs sDtte them TO the H.
ton prayed for by the bill"
Wnrever mas Be thought Of TIL modrfty OF Mssss Ba
Scrbner 10 rsa.sertinE their title TO copyright 10
the Of this decision, IL will not b. thought pre-
sgmp 10 me, under its sanction 20 express humble
confidence that my edition Of Tn. Sacred Mountains has
al least az hi gh claim public patronage theirs
90 2tiAs JOHN = TAYLOR. ISL N4sssu-st
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MEDICINES.
THE MAN THE HORSE :

DR. J " lLLlAM~S LlNlNENI.
t'OR RHEUMATISM sPRAINs, BRUISES kc-The
proprietor u TIL, Linme has been praotcng
mary 'urseon ia the City u New York r the st thirty
years during that lapse time he has been most assdu
In his attentions 10 the thousands of oohie
committed TO his care, aId with a'Gcee not .urPss'ed n
equaed By veterinary the country Suffice IL
that Il has far exceeded hi, most sangune exPectstons
not only In pecuniary point Of view bat In the eonsoing
reflection IN. HI. humble Efforts duriog IL. time have
been devoted reeyi0s the etion'. the many psafu
aod severe ailments to which hs: ,teadas end OF msn
the noble Horse 10 heir tothe more painful because in
expressible.
One Of the most potent SCENTS q this he for
the hr time presents to the public IN this Imminent IL
practitioner Abater. 10 the year 6iS. The recipe Was
discovered BY the proprietor some forty years since and
which he ha, Away used during the time he has been
veterinary surgeon with the most signal aad unfsing
success. IN the following comp plants Of The horse
sPAyINs, CURES, RtNdsoNEs, STIFFNESS or
JOINTS sPRAiNS. DlSLOCArlONs. CRACKS.
BRUISES. SCRATCHES. scALDs. CUTS. &c.
Lei evident truth in medical jarsprudenc- that
Whist Il good for the ne Tor order Of snms ston s sso
equally good for the human system There exist but few
have had macy opportunities 10 test the truth OF
this axiom a. the undersigned The many hundred. hon
he has relieved from suffering esn bear viues, TO he eff
cscy and healing properties In relieving the lis OF the
human sysism It has been most thoroughly AMI rigdly
tested add s with the confidence he pressus II
the public remedy sud eeViator OF the follow
ing Affections Of the human system
RHEUNArIsN SPANS DfsLocATiONs, FsLARGEp JoiSrs,
PAS ~ rHE BACK BARnERs lroH. Rissw5sN. PlNPLts,
FROsT-HIrFs CUrs BRUI.Es QufSsY. AND OTHE2 AFFEC-
Tons o. the THsoAT. HEADACHE, &c.
He does herald IL forth With lonE array Of cerh-
Of its virtues for he considers them eXtraueous He
wishes every purchaser to rely solely upon his own Judi
meut unuh1enced By the opinions Of others He well
content th.i stand fall by the verdict Of the public,
knowing that he has promised for It nothing that It viii
perform. when fairly and impataly tried ACCORDING
TO the directions for its use
Fer sale wholesale and retail By the proprietor at 1871
CHRYSTIE-sT where he continues he practice OH
profession the sign Of The Golden Horse sod also AZ
Chsseueys DruF sore, Of Bowery and Broomes
For the recommendation of Of the part
Of the city depot has been established AZ ONels iOi
Wesst where II also be ohtaiu.d wholesale and
tail JOHN WILLIAMS.
s72t' Vet snrs. 1871 Cbrysu--st N. Y
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BOOK TRADE.
LIBRARY OF MUSICAL

NOVLtDGE.-Hsmlit5n Thee .iesl sud Practical
IN Csteehsm, Melody and Ryt1micsl Con- position.
illustrated BY numerous extracts from the e-lehra-
TED coPos-rs-~h sod without ~cris Price IS ets Get.
Reichas Ofch-str, a Primer ekplauiug-i Th- .
and COMFORT a 81 tbs usd ir the Orchestra,
srd the dist button q them principal
strin-ed and wind Instruments. Ih- mode u
ina musical seas for the Orchestra The treatment Of
ihe too Orchestral Masses both separately sad combined
Price = cents ne-
Hauons introduction 70 the Art OF Choral sinE'ns-
particularly adapted TO the Church Psauody ynns,
ChAntinE SC fsni,ry exp aimed add illustrated BY way
Of questions and answers ~ HAmiton designed Tor
the of AL saksd Ia tsachinE children ard
sda 70 sing 10 classes the modern system Introduced
BY Wilhelm. Manner sc. Price = c-ris net
Jou,se's Catsehsn. on Thorough Bsss and Harmony
In which tn rufim-nts CT to science clearly
paioeo and usrsted by numerous examples sdsp;sd 10
the capacity Of younE students, By j. Joasse Price ,
cenls, net Published By
WILLIAM HALL son 20 Bro.dwsy,
cor. PNk-Piaee, lsueee.sors 10 Firth. Hall Poud.
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VII SONS TALES

nF THE BORDERS AND o. SCOTLAND The
" Pu5sher Of his thrilling ard most Interesting work
having learned that some unpfncipled persons have
fss-y represented h repua shiuE these tales ia
sbrdxei form he feels hound 10 us-ce himself ard
bis very numerous subscribers 1.Hy this statement 10
every particuar sc the Ameri,an ID 400 10 ~ Of he
or sius verbatim with the pton II hs cement
and every tae Will be published IN the 3 Of the
work The only tor this change being the English
were published writer y ire suthor without regard 70
ordsr-Ihe American being decided improve at. As
every person perceive ~ zsn-e TIE publisher
thu. challenges Comparison With the Eosli.h edition he
feels hesitation in saying he American Vii. be und
every way eror regArdt sze price beauty OF
hnen-ss Of PAPER. Illustrators, sc Sc making In every
respect. vhen bound ergsnt ard desirable book
for the brsrJ. ROBERT SHANNON, SIS PSfk row.
NEw. ioRK. April s lsi2-The first volume complete,
containing go PAGES bound IN paper covers, will b.
ready for .as IN few days price : IS Agents will
please forward their orders immediately Residents In
the country, By remittance have volume sent BY
mail L.
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WHOM TO MARRY

Nd HOW TO GET MARRIED-part 5. St cents re-
hceiyed and for sale BY BERFORD CO. Astor House.
Also for sale
Crossings Ahost and Ashore, by Ned Buntline. 25c.
j. q Adam the Constitution, highly spoken Of 2jc.
Scsneyn Soldiers Life, By J. II Wilton cloth. 81 50.
DOmbey and Son. No 49, l2l cts
Twelfth Night No 81 Of the NJ :. DramL l2i eta.
The Widows Victim. No 3 Of the Minor Ia cts.
Life 10 PANS by q. w. NJ Reynolds S7t cts
Three Guard men, new edition. By Dumas 80 cts
The interesting Story Of the Maiden Aunt Is Cts
Jack Tier by J. Fernimore Cooper. 80 cts.
Fva by I'd ward Mafurin 81 ets
The Afi.toerscy Of New-York. who they aud what
they were by old resident. q cts
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April 80 eta.
The Democratic Review for April IS cts
sars-nts Notes on lows. with m.p. IS eta.
Chamber.'s Miscellany. No. ~ 25cI
Seven Capital Sins by Sue. ny cts. A. ~ni
Brog-lonne, the conclusion Of ~ Years After Is
All the latest chsap public aon.. aud all the Magazines
for April for sale By BERgO7D \ co Astor House
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GAME OF CHE SIS.

n APPLETON co. have just published: Chess for
~. Winter Evenings, containing rudiuents OF the
science ard elementary analysis Of the most popular
games &c Also series OF Chess Tales with illustrations
steel Edited By II. r. AgneL One handsome volume,
limo 81 IS
The work il worthy Of i;s form. II the best most
complete and cesret treatise Chess h-t hes ever
been published in English. We speak sdvisedy, too,
being thorough lover Of that most noble sud hav-
ing dipped into all the works Of any emnepce which have
appeared upon IT, The selection Of problems exceed
bgy interesting and the volume is interpreted With
curious novelties which traDs sted from the
mede' Chess Mag zine well kcown in Europe. Besides
innumerabe wood cuts consisting Of diagrams OF games
Sc there four tine Steel Ergrsvlng Illustrative OF these
Tales Il RctRiand Er0m,Her.
d. APPLETON Co. also publish-The Manual Of Chess
containing the elementary principles II the Games by
Chas Knny; lvol l8mo paper p cts; cloth, So
The Economic Chess Board Companioni being Chez,
Bord provided with complete set Of Chess Men, adapted
for playing IN steamboats, railway cars Sc invented by
2. Roget. NJ ID. Price 50 etc. 81 2tis
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DIX kUIfKN
LIVERWORT AND TAR

EOR TIE COMPLETE CURE or COUGHS, Colds
L lnauenzs, Splitting Of Blood and all other Lung Com
plants tending 10 CONSUAPrlON-This Il not an EN-
pricsl nostum, but most scientific snd valuable medi.
cine IL pared from recipe by that DISTINGUISHED
~ Ph ysican snd Chemist al Prof Rogers OF virginia
ard wherever i has been introduced, e has de cursf
which perfectly onshng II 10 destined 10 super
seds every other cough medicine before the public TIES
timOni daily pouring IN to the subscribers " cures
effected after The physicians had ahtudJued every
hope single trial will convince The most inereduous
Of its eHcscy
For sale IN New York by Norton Bahcock druggists.
i39 Msidenane Whoe. Agents and by the city retail
druggists generally
All letters from agents orders Tor medicins 10 be al
dressed TO A. l. SCOVILL 4 co Druggists. Newly orb
City.
Also orsale by agents In Wilismsbureh ,nc
Jersey City mil lnii'N&s
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WILSON'S HISTORIES

L'OR The Use " sCHOOLS.-Jareuils Americsn
l. History. Pasesl60
History Of the Uni.ed States Psges556.
American story; large Pm, DO 6fl.
Com prshensive Chart Of Au-riean History.
This series Of American Histories for the Of Schools
th- result Of careful study and thorough Investigate
into the facts Of History far they be
from public documents aud the bes authorities the orin
ions O the best Teachers snd the increasing demand for
these books nearly every State the Uriou good
evidence that the sbos Of the suhor 10 thu. eparmen
Of study appreciated comparison with other hsto-
ries 10 invited BY he publish-n
.3tf MARX ~ NEWMAN 4 co ieq Broadway, v
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GENTLEMgNs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
VIM, r. JENNINGS & co.

hRAPER, AND TAILOhS -Dafments u The hfst
~ quality Ready. Made, 6s 23l Broadway, American
ttotei and Penn Ayenus, Washibgton,D C.-havins en-
larsed their premiss prepared 70 offer for tho In
.pecton Of their patrons and the public, ss
tspsye an assortment Of Goods for sprns and Sum
msr wear comprising Cloths Css.imefes, NsstiDss
Tws,ds C.shmsfetts &c be found Ia the country
which they are enabled msse up 10 order 81 greet rs
ductoo from moderate prices such has been
the s.crihce submitted TO BY importers.
The snd character " our work 10 too nrmly estab
shed to require soy encomum those points 90
ti.I % realizing the value Of garment; would refsi
In particular however the Psntsoons furnished coo
solicit q tri 81 from the most fastidio5,.
In the Ready m.de department we shall sndssvor 70
msiptsn the superiorty Of the articles which will b.
fou I'd equal b the best ordered gments tho assortment
consisting Of Dress add frock Coats, improved styles
Zsphyr Cloth, Ca.hmersu sod MeriDo Sacks, rsnts
looos ys, Nc will be afforded Ut prices that have char
seterized the eab, hment rendering In all th.
- 20 mo a8f
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

~ Door Plates.-Robertss and splendid style
Of Gothic Dor and Number Pstes-entirely new and
original designs Thos- in Of somsthing new ana
splendid their doors invited call examine the
above articles Also splendid assortment Of Gothic and
Shield pattern Bell Pulls. X ROBERTS,
49, 3misTTh1S $50 Broadway. near Princest
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CAP MANDATORY.

ID c WILLMARrH respectfully anuouaces to HE Old
friends and customers that he has taken the super
vision OF the Cap SanufaeiOfy atached 10 the NEW
YORK HAT COMPANY. No is BOWERf The Tact
well the trade and the public seDsfaJ that he
the oldest aud most experienced uf4ctufer OF Caps
this city will BE- su ceut suarsnty that every article
IN his in~ izsuiog fiOn the above eatsbsnment Ill
ply sustain the -puta0n for el- taste and ourab
iiy which hiss long disns ush-d his productions and
which b, has 1ired BY Of unremitsd application
to this particular oe Of business From his long expert
encs and great facilities. he feels confident 10 assuring the
public that he 10 able 10 fnrn N better article az lower
price than any ether establishment 10 this city az wis
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Ex-MEMsER OF CONGRESS.

THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Is from Mr.. Van
Houton. formerly Member Of Congress from Rock
land Co. NewYork and well wor by perussi.
CL.RSssroWS Rockland Go April I, 1913.
DR TOWNSEND Dsar SIR have been very serionsiy
siicsd number Of years with tcsing In the ears
umtnins snd d1z the head sud shoot pains 10
the rnb., aud debility purchased bottle Of Jour sAR
sAPaRfLA an1 thought II he ped Then procured
halCdc I'm bottles aud before had used II 40
tireiy cured and think it excellent medicine, and
well worthy the attention ~ those inst afflicted with
debility and nervousness. Youfs respectfully,
ISAAC 3. VAN HOUTON.
pI,sfo.f t1,g o.. rag Enft,n.sf AZ
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NOTICES.

rS- Notice II hereby given that Books will he
opened for subscription 10 the Capital Stock OF the Peru
and Indianapolis Railroad Company" in III. City Of New
York, by w. J. HOLMAN Of Miami Co :. on Monday,
May ls43 70 be kept open for indefinite. Of time
Focr cent upon the amount required the Of
subscfihinK. ma oatf
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WORKS ON GARDENING, &C.

DECENTLY PUBLISHED, The Rose, It's History.
nPoetry, Culture and Clss.fcation. by s Parsons.
One handsome royal 8vo volume, with two colored
Cloth, ~
IL Is the most celebrated and, IL mistake not the
most comprehensive work ihat mas been published
in this country on that subject Hunrs Merch't Mag.
Ms. ]. A. DJWSING's WORKS:
The Fruit Fruit Trees OF America. or the Culture,
Propagation and Management 10 the Garden sud or.
chafds Of Fruit Trees Generally, with Descriptions 81
ali the finest varieties Fruit Native aud Furesn cult
va ed 10 this country. 8vo. Cloth. hney bound, - ~
A Treatise on the Theory AID Practice Of Landscape
adapted % North America, with View 20 the
improvement Of Country Res sciences with Remarks on
Rural Architecture Second edition, 8vo Cloth ) 80
Pub i.he4 by fA7l PUTNAM I5j Broadway, ". Y.
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THE TWENTY-THIRD


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
CONSlSTING OF ORIGINAL WORKS Of Living Art
~ lists never fore exhibited 10 the City OF NewIoh
Is now open from A to 10 2. NJ At their rooms cor
Of Broadway aud Leonsrds Season tickets so cts
single admission, Is cts. Catalogue, l2 cts az lwis
THE COLE EXHIBITION.-Ths exhibition OF
Pantiug. By thu late Thomas Cole now open At the
rooms OF the American Art Union ig7 Broadway. Ii will
continue for ak weeks. The gallery will be open from
lclock A. until 10 O'CLOCK, P. NJ. Each holder OF .
ticket will he entitled also 10 the rsht Of adms
zion the New York Gallery OF the Fine Arts during the
continuance OF the Cole Exhibition Abundance IS cents
season tickets 81 cents al lws
THE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
L OF THE OLD MASTERS. comprising original
PICTURES
by Titan Rubens Rsphssl Muio, VelesqueE. Van Dyek
Gtuio Romano. Psrmsisno, HJbein, an Steen. Carlo
Dolc Cuyp Wilson, and many others Of the Old Masters
open At th- Lyceum Gallery, 56S Broadway. from 2
4 TO 6 2. NJ. Admittsncs p cents mn lmis'
UARNUM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-P.
- BAKNUH Proprietof-f hIrCHCOCk, Manager Co.,
Splendid performances 10 the afternoon ~ y O'Clock ano
the eyenios aquarter toS MI ST JOHN, III Fre-
Ktog il red hot Goals Of fire. blazing balls q hrim-
tone driuk liquid irs. &c Also, GREAT WESTERN
Mics Bernard, Miss julien Noble, Mr. A De ia Pierre.
Miss julien; Mr VIII lock Mrs Pelbys splendid Was
Statusry Madsme Rockwell famous Fortune-toier Ad-
mission to the whole Is Children under 10 years OF
and old enough wstk alone i2t cents. Reserved
front seals shining extrs AZ
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nI-SOLUTION-rhe copntnershio that existed
~ hers'Ofore between DAVID T. CURRY and HENRY
GIBSON wss this day dissolved by mutual consent
D. T. begs leave inform his friends and the public
that he still continues his old stand the Unied R-trest
1855 Churehs and while he feels proud 10 seknow'edse
bis for the patrouage he has received mop
by keeping the best OF qaors and cigars and using his
best endeavors make them eomiortaos oy every s'en
~. .sns % 81
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SHIP OR TYP8US FEVER.

TREATED nationally. scientifically. promptly and sue
ces.fuly In method to which neither Homeopathy
Ailopa tby, nor begin 20 hold candle.
For our pro-fs see Or. TURNER'S Triumphs Of Young
Physc or Chroto Thermal Fsetsr
q TIL puf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA H0UsR.-Door, open st half
1 past 7-PsTformsne- Ar o'clock precisely-MoS
DAY EVENING, AFTn 10, lsss, viii be .pfr.eaied.
the sbrsisa Opsrs IN thf-s s-ts, o. IL GtCRt-
N ENTO-Mase By Ms-eadsnto Elaiss. sigaoriss T
Trufi, Bisnes sisaor. Lietit Rsssi I.AsIs, S.no-
kvazsiro; Niscsfco >igucr Seuecstfi, Nsnfr-do
SO = q BeDevsntsro, Brgporp, Sis q. P.emo1tesl-
.estIo Direttore Sixpor Bzfi Leader 0fthe orekrs
ira and chorus master >s c. Lett Tee scenery p.st
Cd by sigaori Aesi snd Moliulf Costumes BY Ssuor
X Hslormsn. No lady, unseeompanied BY gentleman
simiuec-
GRAND CONCERT AT TIE TABERNACLE
VI "a Thursday evening lSih April. is4S, The Itsasr
Opers Company will sins the Sacred DRAINS OF NEbI'
CHADNEZZAR, sad some other nsses sems Program
early week AZ
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LARGE DIVIDEND.

THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY, 81 Nail--t has just made its annual re
port aud declared dividend Of Fy per cent on all the
premiums paid. lesdng feature ot this Ccmpsny Ia an
annual division Of ali the profits Of the business among the
insured This Company requires but one bali The usu :,
premium charged by other Companies TO be paid III cash
LOCAL REFERENCES.
Phelps. Dodge 4 Co. Fl Clif-st
T. ID Huhbat 81 Co "a Soaghst
Ere erek Deming, Esq President Union Bsnk
T. ID. Morgan L Co 10 Front a.
Pratt, WOodfOrd GCo l59 Pesrlst-
r. g. KIssAM, ii ID. Physician 10 the Company.
N. ID. MORGAN. Agent
&C J. W. JUDD, Agent for Applications.