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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-21
For the ] 3 Banner &
i SSELECTIO ONSABYs,s,,;s' " "

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We never seen tear niithes says 81
celebrated writer, but we are reminded ofs
warm heart
# young ladies nova: days did not bsc cssi,ss
better wives.
II you want to render your husband shiiss
hnlppy, scold him foIs every thing he
right or wrong; scold him for this oIss
before you know yyhether be did Fl.
!f you want to make a sober nan & dfI,,
ard give him f wife who vii sscold him eve.
~ time he comes home, then storm a. Efsy fs1;
son Bill, kick Tom over the skillet flanflIsa
dab Nan in the mouth, and then drive sf,S StIsS
all into the Kitchen with the broom sticg
If there were fewer novels III tbs w0fl
there would be fewer numb.s skulls. SIS
Perform good deed --speak kind word.
bestow pleasant smile -and you will rl,. \
ceive the same in return. The happiI,esS4
you bestow upon others is reflscted. hack to-
your own bosom. 81 S7SSS
Us Temperance puts wood on the fiie--rne,i IL
in the barrel--fopr in the ub--Inoney III tI8sl
purse-credit in the conntry ntentineii
~ the house-clothcs on the child drsn- -yipor 4
in the body-intellige in tile brain. ana
spirit in the whole constitution. fa
Character is in all cases, more than en,iiys
alent to wealth.
There is no interest of society which viii
not receive most needfnl and better ind.
pulse from the better education Of the pesss
pie: It has been thorough ly}tested, that I'LL
lnd,clous and liberal ndture sof money 4
ter giving a more thorough education to, ,flIS 4
people, will be returned To them with double
INTEREST," in the increasing Thrift, and wealth,
and virtue Of the community. a
4 The spring Of 5all heall llhful prosperitY ID ine
the cultivation Of the mind, and the vigorous
exercise of the faculties. The world over.
we shall find il to be true, that the greater the
amount of general education, tliHs H create erssviH
be the power, and wealth, and prosperity of5.
abe people. ~.
~ PING Letel. Z.
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For the banner.

SUMTERVlLLi,J JUNE 10, 1913.
Afr. Editor: In answer to the questions
over the signature of albany Voters in your
paper Of April 18th. reply
LIST. | am i'll favor Of increasing the juris-
diction Of the Ordinary in both real and per-
sonal property to five thousand dollars-and
to double that amount. The policy COM
mends itself to us on the score of economy:
and the duty can be quite as we'll performed
az at present by the Court of Equity.
2nd. am in favor Of increasing the juris-
diction of Magistrates to fifty dollars, provi-
ded constables be required to give security
OH their official bond in amount proportioned
to the incre ,se: and that sufficient time be
allowed after judgment is obtained before
execution is levied, 20 as to prevent sacrifice
of property at seasons OF the year when it is
difficult to obtain money: and also, that due
publicity be observed in advertising and SELL
ing. Without these conditions, should be
opposed to the increase. ts
Sd. Although the benevolent design Of the
Free School system has been in great part an
acknowledged failure; yet, believe the fault
is not so much in the amount appropriated.
as in its administration, and should be un-
willing to vote an increase in our taxes (al-
ready sufficiently burthensome) until the de-
feet in the working of the system is remsdied.
1t is immaterial from what source the money
is raised, it will bc directly or indirectly an
of tl,o =.
good policy to abolish the office of Superin-
tendent of Public Works, and in place of it
establish that of Superintendent OF Free
Schools, whose duty it should be to supervise
this whole matter, and report annually to the
Legislature.
4th. | am in favor Of the Brigade Encamp-
ment system. l voted in the Legislature
against abolishing it. regard it under eff
cient management good school for our mill
tary officers, and it is Of the utmost conse-
quence that we have well drilled officers, for
without, we cannot expect properly trained
soldiers. Our peculiar position in the Con.
fedcracy makes it necessary that we cherish
and cultivate spirit of military emulation,
so that whilst we are numerically weak, we
may be physically and morally strong. The
way to avoid aggression is to be prepared to
receive it, and our safe reliance is in the
strong arm Of well disciplined citizen SOL
diery. II however another system is propo-
scd better calculated to effect the object in
view,i. C., to prepare men for the active tlu-
ties Of the Field and keep alive the flame Of
military enthusiasm, will cheerfully advo-
cate it.
Yours, respectfully,
J. B. SWITHERSPOON. =,
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PERIODICALS.

We have received the June number of the
Southern Literary Messenger, periodical,
which, from the instructive nature of many
Of its articles, does credit to the south and
deserves patronage.
We have also received tho June No. of the
American Agriculu,ist, which is now the
leading agricultural work in this country.
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FREDERICK, JUNE 0. ls4s.

r. Gen. Pillow's Charges against General
ScoA..--Nctwi,hs.anding the New York
Globe and other papers, have the best
authority for stating that Gen. Pillow has
preferred charges against Gen. Scott; and
moreover, that these charges have been
refarred by The government TO the Court
.of Enquiry, now sitting here. The
charges consist wholly Of documentary
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COTTON BLOSSOM.

We were shewn, on the 18th inst, cot-
ton blossom, plucked on tho previous day,
which, we are informed, is the earliest vet
seen by many persons. and believed to be the
earliest in the district for this season. It
came from the plantation Of DR.. James l..
Haynsworth.
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evidence; from Gen. Scot, 81 offioial de-
3spatches, So; and by them Gen. Pillow
tendeayors 10 prove that Gen. Scott has,
itransce cended his powers as commanding,
general Of the arm This may be reli-;
ed upon, !, as, also, the. fact Tint General
Scott was notified by The 1 goyernfas snt, to-
be in attendance here, to answer the.
aeharges! 81 sa g q,
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81 For tfhs j BsnneT jii B 8
q MARION S. III. n JtJNE ii ii d. iH4S.

Pursuant to adjcnrnmsit meeting was
this day held in the court house, for the pur.
pose Of making further arrangements 10 eel.
ebrase the approaching anniversary Of our
National Independe dence, when, on motion of
I Gem Edward g. w Wheeler, q. 10. Evans re-
ssumed the chair and John IA. Breeder, was:
requested tQsaet as secretary
Qnnotion Of Col: 3. b Boylston
Rssolp That the ir1nan do appoint d
committee Of twenty to act ms a Committee
OF Arrangements, which resolution being
unanimo onsly adopted, the c1 iruiaIi appointed
the following commit toe, tow Is
Col. RIB. Boylston, Gen. Edward ;Bl lssWheel.
or, Gen.s I'm. Evans, Capt. James Trantham,
Dr.J w. Sing gletary, Mai. James J. SHarllee,s
Dr., j. %. Byrd, Charles. Frank, ESD, Dr..
Robert Harllee, Gen. VIM. fIarllee, Col.
W.sW. Durant, Capt. a. CARMEL chael, Major
James Haselden, Wyatt M. Fuller, ESQ.,,
Capt. Benz. Cause, Col Ely Godbold, Thos.
Evans, Ma. Saml. r. Gibson, Asa Golbold,
COLI. r. Bethea, D. d. Gilchrist. IA q.
On motion Of Capt. James ,Franthan- &
I Rcsolred. That the chairman be added to
the committee. -
On motion Of Gen. Edward B. 1 Wheeler
Iessoired, That this meeting do appoint
John A. Breede1, Marshal Of the Day, which
was unanimously adopted. g II S5a.3
On motion of Dr.J. w: singletary--
Resolred, That the secretary be requested
to inform the Committee of Arrangements of
their appointment, which was unanimously
adopted. NJ. N Is. .5.l l5g5..,s,,sIs.'t
Onmotonof DIE. Byrd
Resolped, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in "I,he Sumter Ban
ner and aCherap Gazette.'' - ~ 5tys,. S.5s
onmotiOn Of Col. R. B. Boylston-
Rssolred That tile thanks Of the meeting
are due and hereby rendered to the chairma5
and secretary, for the courtesy and ability
with which they have discharged their: dl.
ties. = & 81
then adjourned. Z.
s e. d. EVANS, cha'n. y !,
JonN A. BREEpEs, Scc'g .;, h s., s, /. 8
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RETURN or OURYoLUNTEERs.

10 10 - .O-S. ~
RETURN OF OUR VOLUNTEERS.
Now, that the Mexican war has been con-
cluded by the ratification of the treaty of
peace, the return of the Sumter volunteers is
confidently expected in a short time. Ofthe
original company, o little more than a fourth
remain, including those, both officers and pri-
yates, who have returned before the conclu.
sion of the war. Such has been the terrible
effect OF the late war on that gallant band who
went from among us, whether arising from
disease or the deadly combat.
Preparations are commencing throughout
the state to receive, with all the honors due to
them, the volunteers, who form remnant of
the Palmetto Regiments of those who have
upheld the honor Of South Carolina and prov
cd that the citizen soldiery of the state can
be relied on in the hour Of necessity and da7i-
ger. The volunteers from Sumter, in COM
mon we doubt not with those from other Soc
tions Of the state, sacrificed much to attend
the call of their country. Should they return
in July, as is expected, they will have been
absent almost twenty months. Let them not
be without an honored greeting. We believe
our citizens need no spur for the occasion.
Yet they may need reminding that measures
must be taken in proper time. We call the
attention of the public to the notice in our pa
per of to day, by which meeting of the citi-
zens of the district will DO held on the first
Monday in July to adopt measures and ap-
point committees in regard to the return of the
volunteers. Let our citizens be ready to hail
them with appropriate honors, and prove their
appreciation of the gallantry and bravery Of
the Sumter volunteers, as part Of the Pal
metto Regiment and the army of Mexico.
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ApJouRNMssT ]. OF CoNsREss--C Congress-,
will probably adjourn on or about the nth!
July. A Joint Resolution to that effect has,
been adopted in. the House, and was up for
consideration in tho Senate. sE fTs{s6
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PUBLIC MEETTNls

The citizens of Sumter District reuerally,
are invited to assemble at the Court House
on the first Monday in July for The pny.s
pose OF adopting sncl, measures as aYs sS,a!,
cessary for the reception of our rratnrlijilsr
Volunteers
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4 MARRIED. On the 15tthsof JGne, Ie4s.s
by the Rev L Bellinger, DuRAsr,
Sumter, TO Mrs. r. E. MyRa Ranissotss 81 o.
angeburg District, S. C.
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ATTENTION TRO0PERSy 4

The Clarenpnt Troop ii hereby ofs cred fo:
parade at Whites ILLS on sSatIftIay 2ata
instant, at 10 o'clock u, Tor Drill saa Exs
BY order Of Capt. W Arson 1'sS
WHITE
M t.ll al esidas ii oaf
nsqaesstea a So Dinner VIII 6s pFayidsa of iss
Jnne lA,h, 1919 81 ssSsS b
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IS IsUMTERvILLE, s. {
PAsy business connected
,oith the Banner, aoill be attend
ed to by the Editor, at his office
i's the rear Of the Court House.
AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messrs. WHITE, g. Co. Sumterville, 3. c..
Z. w. PEGuEs, Esq, Camden, s. G.
COTTON.

The price of cotton in the Charleston mar
ket still is low, with little prospect OF much
Improvement The quotations are from 4
7-8 to S SO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03
RAILROAD TO COUNCIL BLUFFS.

RAILROAD TO COUNCIL BLUFFS.
We last week depended on the Iowa City
Reporter for information in relation to this
subject, and as result stated what has pro.
ven to be q mistake. Upon referring e
the Standard, received last Saturday, VIC
find in the proceedings Of the 18th, the fol-
lowing :-"Mr. Smyth reported back the
memorial tor dona ton of land for Rail.
road from Davenport to Council Bluffs
Passed" As the Reporter omitted to men.
ton anything upon the subject, we came Ia
the conclusion that the memorial was still
under consideration by the committee to
to whom il had been referred The readi.
ness with which this memorial passed
through body composed Of so many Loco.
focos, is accounted for from the fact, that a
similar memorial for land to hid in the con.
struction Of q railroad from Dubuque 10
Keokuk, in which the Locofocos were ia
terested, was also before the Legislature
An interchange Of sentiment, tacit or direct,
carried both memorials through the Legis-
lature without opposition.
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Tho annual distribution Of pictures by
the American Art Union took place at ll,eil
Tabernacle in The city Of New York on
Christmas Eve. Within the last year the
number Of members has increased from
1857 TO 9666. The number Of painting.
distributed last year was las, this year 272,
beside large number Of bias reliefs and
medals. Nett income Of The Union this car
SiS,75l. Each subscriber receives the
value Of bis subscription fee in engrayings,
SO thnt should he fail to obtain painting he
at all events receives tho worth Of his mo
ney, aud nj tho same timo has the su,is.
faction ofknowing that he has contributed
to the encouragement Of class Of profcs-
sional men most deserving and least rewar
ded--ar,ists. Those having business with
the society, wishing TO become members, OF
desiring tho semi-mon,hly publication o.
their proceedings, can address Inc editor o
this piper. who il Honorary Secretary fol
this portion of Iowa.
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GEN. TAYLOR.

In every quarter Of our country the un-
collarcd and independent portion Of our
fellow citizene, are moving, in order Ia
place the modest, patriotic and ever victo-
r'ous Taylor in the Executive chair Of the
Union.
Honest men Of oil parties now stand
shoulder to shoulder, and are resolved To
exert every honorable means TO elect the
patriotic chief to the exalted post now un.
worth'ly filled by James X. Polk. The
Wing Representatives in the several local
Legislatures Of virginia, Iowa and Tenues-
see have unfurled the banner Of the Hero OF
tho Rio Grandc, while 10 many other
states the people arc moving in his behalf
without regard to party.
Already, 40 we stated last week, over
600 newspapers advocate the elevation Of
the time honored veteran to the Chief
Magistracy Of our glorious Republic, aud
in very short time bis friends will prcsen.
an impreguable and unbroken front from
one extreme Of our Union TO tho other.
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ALFRED SANDERS, EDrroK
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ., lSAS.
PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
For Pfesidcnt Of the United States,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
AGENTS.

Tho following named gen lcmcn arc rcqucs:'
ed TO act ~ Agents for the Gazette in their sew
eral localities. Those indebted to US living il
the vicinity Of an Agent will find il more conve
nient 70 make payment to him. The Agent
are requested to remit us by mail. Those resi-
ding convenient to Camanche can make pay
ment in wheat, etc. At Messrs. Burrows & Prot
tyman's store, to Mr.. Van Tuyl:
lie Claire, JOHN LyrER,
N Hit, Mr.. Rom, p. NJ.
CaWsamchc, WV. VAN Tu,L,
Lyons, Benz. LAKE,
Maquoketa, PosT MASTER,
Sabula, +. A. Woop,
1ypton, JonN P. Cook,
Rochester, JOIN A. Guy,
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We attended an examination Of Mr.
Campbcll's scholars ON last Friday after
noon and were well pleased with The man
ncr in which tho Juveniles acquitted them
selves during our stay. lie has larg,
number Of scholars and we should Judge,
from the remarks Of those who were car
licr in attendance and who addressed the
boys. that their progress was alike credit.
able TO themselves ond to their prcccp
tor.
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many brain-harrowing compositions. With
this exception and that Of want Of order
manifested by many Of tho guests,--espe-
cially some four or FIVE young men who had
been imbibing too frecly-thc uflair pas.
sed of as quietly Us could be expected for
such crowd Of persons.
Tho "City Mills" and tho "E,na Mills
now being in successful operation, farmers
within the compass Of one hundred miles
having wheat, buckwheot or corn TO grind,
will find it to their interest to visit this
place.
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NOTICE.

Having met with several losses in paper, ink,
&c the last fall, are in straitcned circumstan-
ces for want ofmoncy; our subscribe rs will there.
fore particularly oblge us, il previous to March,
they can pay us at least a portion Of the sever
Il amounts due US on subscription, advertising,
etc. We trust that this notice will be needed
a. financial affairs ut present require as much
diplomacy as the Secretary ofState's.
SANDERS e. DAVIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
We perceive that another section of The
great iron ,horoughfarc designed to conncc,
the Empire City, with Lake Erie, is finish.
cd. A few days ago, the section extend
ing westward, from OlisviIIe in Orange
county to Port Jarvis on the Delaware was
opened.
Tho distance from New York to Por.
Jarvis is nincty-cight miles. The lubo,
and money expended, on tho section jus,
finished, distance Of only thirteen mi Q ),
has been immense.
Mr.. Loder the efficient President Of tho
Company, stated nj the meeting held, that
the section jass flushed, cost Cor grading il,
10000 dollars per mile. lie further stn.
ted, that in its construction, $4,000
pounds Of powder had been expended, H..
600 yards Of slop wall had been construct.
ed, 100000 yards Of solid rock, and $780,.
900 yards Of earth had been cxcayaled.
The New York Post, very properly re.
marks, in notcing this grca. work:-"Wc
congratulate the Company and its ablc and
persevering President, but most Of all tho
community, on the completion Of every
successive link in this grca, ,horoughfarc
which is destined to be ono Of the grca,
means by which the circuit Of the globe is
to be made. Speed the Iron Horse"
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A "NuT TO CRACK :.

In glnncing over the reports of,be differ.
cnt officers u our State made to the rcccn,
Legislature, there was ono fact presented
itself to our mind which, TO say the lcas. Of
il, ID remarkable. There are sevcr.l solu.
tons TO the problem, bu, We leave the Ger.
rect answer to our more convcrsant neigh.
Dor Of the Herald. Scott county contains
1862 iahaLitants; Musca.ine county, g..
OlO. Scott county numbers G30 children
between the ages Of 5 and 81 years; Mus.
catine county, 1906 between tho same
ages. Yet Scott county polls but Cos
votes and Mascatinc county 7O4, or 80
more than Scott county, why is this?
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Rock lsLAND.--We find the follow;nc
statement in our cxchangcs:--.Thc Adn,.
tant General states, that Rock Island Is no,
deemed Of any value as o military post, and
- considered ~ finally abandoned"
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FoRT IN THE NORTH WEsr.-"We learn. y
says the Mo. Republican, sstha. the United
Ssaies Government has resolved 10 cssab.
Iisha Fort 10 tho Sioux country, some whcre
near the line between this and the British
possessions, and 10 The vicinity Of the Sci
kirk seitlctuents.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

A NV CouNrERpEIT---Bsw
counterfeit 8 lO bill on the Lafayette Bank
Of Cincinnati, old plate, mndc It's appear
nnce in scvernl pnrts of the city yesterday
i 10 y pcrfcc. fac similc ii the genuine
note-cngraving as well executed md ms
likely to deceive as the counterfeit SIS on
tho same bank TINT appeared last year. The
filling up and signatures nrc not SO we'll
done, and persons to whom $lO's on the
bank arc offered should look we'll 10 this
feature Of them particularly. Cincinnati
Gazette, Jan. IL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

The CHoLERA.-rhis terrible scourpe,
we lcnrn from the London correspondent,
Of the National lntclligcncer, hns unmistakc.
ably made its appearance in tina. CITY, and
in its worst form. Il will soon cross the
Atlantic.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

GTOur readers, no less than ourselves,
arc Indebted 10 Mr.. J. M. d. BUsRows Of
this place. for his kind attention in having
purchased 1t 81. Louis and brought over.
land 70 this place, . supply Of printing pa
per TO lost Us until tho opening Of naviga-
ton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

Mr.. Polk has just sent two messages 10
Congress. The cry ofihc first is s.Death
md suhjugation TO Mexico!'' md that Of
the second, 'Sna9s and sawyera 10 DO.
nestle commerce !'-Lou. Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

SUPREME CoURT.-The Governor has
appointed the Hon. s. G. Hastings, Chief
Justice, oice Chief Justice Williams. and
re-appointcd Justices Kinney and Greene.
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BY which he may receive remuneration for
his labor. A, present relying upon chan.
ncls oftradc wholly uncertain, no is obIig-
ed frequently TO dispose Of his produce al
rates ruinously low. Open u con,inuous
iron thcroughfarc from the Mississippi Riv-
er to the principal Atlantic cities, and the
producer will always obtain Cor his surplus
brcadstufs and provisions, compromising
prices. II is ia the power Of the eastern
capitalists 10 construct continuous Rail
Road from the Atlantic, TO the Upper Mis-
sssippi River. The opening Of such a
channel would, even ut this time, literally
rcmuncratc the Stockholders Of the Road.
lfany portion Of our grcn, Valley is dcs-
tined to become "dccorn,cd garden" il
will be that portion lying between The 4O,h
and Add parallels Of north latitude, and es-
tending westward from the eastern bounda-
~ Of Ohio, 10 the Co,cau Prairie, in Iowa.
Tho route VIC have suggested for the
line Of the proposed iron highway, would
truversc tho centre Of the great granary Of
the West. Commencing eastward At Ak.
ron, and continued westward 10 Rock Is
land via Fort Wayne, South Bend, In
Porte, Joliet, Ot,own, nnd Peru, its course
generally would follow dividing ridge,
gradually inclining ~ the Mississippi Rv.
or; consequently very triiling expense
per mile, would be incurred in .'prcparing
the bed Of the road" Throughout tho en-
tire length Of the "trunk," from Rock Is.
land, eastward TO Akron, Ohio, only four
streams Of any size intervene, viz: Rock.
Fox, Dcs Plaincs, and ST. Mary's Rivers.
u the present and future population, occu-
pying the country through which the pro-
posed thoroughfarc would pass, together
with tho inhabitants Of the best portion OF
Michigan, Southern Wisconsin. aud Iowa.
should in the event Of its completion, use
il rs tho main channel OF communication
with the Atlantic cities, i, could not fail in
very few years after its completion, 10
transport annually as large on aggregate
tonnage, as is now transported Oh tho Erie
Canal r.
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Some OF our subscribers are discontinue
ing their papers, without paying up. Tie
man who will do that, will never pav Tor a
newspaper il he can help a.-Cin. Herald.
No, nor for anything else.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-03

a INV LETnEAN.--A s0bstitute fdr
Ether, termed chlorofcrm, has bese al.
covered and is being brought extensively
into use ~ pnin destroyer. Il i said a
possess oil the beneficial, without the iniu.
Tious effects, Of Sulphusic Ether.