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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
10000 Parsons

Including all ages classes and conditions among which
we're large number Of ladies' who peculiarly subJeet
TO Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
~hen all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain
To illustrate tho use of the GALVANTC BELT.
suppose the OF person afflicted with that bare Of
civilization DYSPEPSIA or any other Chrome or Narv
Disorder In ordinary cases stimoarts are taken
which by their action the and muscles Of tie
stomach afford temporary relief i-t which leave the
patient in lover state and 18th injured faculties after
the action thus excited has ceased Now compare this
~ith the effect resulting from the applc OF tho "
VANiC BELT Take a DysTephc sufferer. in the
worst symptoms of attack, and simply tie the Belt
Eound the Body, using the Magnetic Fluid IS directed
n short period the inseuSb!e peTspration will ect
tho positive element OF the Belt thereby causing a Gal
vanc circulation which will pass on to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up con.
Gnuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system.
Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PER
MANENTLY CURED A FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE The DISEASE or
YEARS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

REV. DR.. LANDS, \ CLERGYMAN
OF New Jersey Of distinguished sttanmeuts and exalted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

10 eAf MaF "a sass hsAast-i do a.ssn iiA'Aas kss
II do II NJ Barlow StrohoT hoopa Brand
AdAmso seIes starch bb' ale u boxes thsae hdams-l es
mustard bb DO 80 dozen wnshhoars BpL ats bhs liquor z
DgPtyS'.t-to b9a whisky 9ryou.e anssdoh-b 6bs eggs
Michel Sc0i d. DO John Harley &c71 Ibis potatoes Bhymhn ho
DO do " bOn1a4o &e9 10 bbls ~,' DO spPIss GyerA
100 hs apples Hsror unmA AZ do do y Hh-l90 do Robert
So Moy' 30 b' onions u DO egg. ssrlA9illi do apples
Turner Barluo67 boxes cheese q B,iaJn03 Hg
Pttsu Bsn machinery IresnWoo1
Stroud dsO boxes tongues Gerald &o41
tirggA tco30 ria leather T. MHnB7l pkss xhbods
taaaiyll1 do
&cosO bsrrs eherse 81 ibis Grain
Keep hiis 10 blla hams Boy h61s uinc
100 bIea cheess GurH Ibis whisky lir
II se hoops icharslH lhlsa W Arthur
leather Pgrrs Sob dV fnY- haes noton 81
eb ayp's John WlAmglf bales settsp McGrasor Aoway
% Liza nrs do cherry Henderson oSeo
D'keit 800 DO Turner Wn &cosunIfs
NlChSbt tti Per steamer Wight II bales cotton Felowes
&eo ~ do Wright, Williams 4co do
800 Alien do Foam Dsnsgtn Ceyelaul
bids sugar ns acos4 bbls Hour cotton %
bales.
pfhpUsASPe siNaner opelorsss: ~ r leather Baucbin
do l. ierre--3l bags pointoea 10 order
sllREvEPORT-Pe steamer C,oua al bales eo,ioa S,ncv
Green Zoo .uniTics 10 order
slilN iDRI Per Trras Ranger;
M6rF", &ao ~ do Wright, Williams &o DO Powell Hopkins
I! duo Payne liArisos5 10 Oakley 1ignLna u Cooper
6Ol do Grahdsr, WilsBs bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Tuesday Morning, August 2 1888.
COTT0N-There was rather active domand for the
yesterday and tho sales reached nearly 1900 bales
Prices unchanged
NE,g oRtEAvs CLASSIFICATION
Inferior .,... GG5l@ a Mdillling Fair II AUX
ordinary sism Fair; :.:......'. d
Good M.lliug .lO1i@ll . Good and Zine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO srAr4n4HT
stock on hand Sept !; 50. ,,.....e534 ~ is7Si
yestsiiay... S5i=le5lso5 l5-5l.lo
l67oST s596i
Exported tate ....1CiGsI 597s5
yesterlay.. 2oij--l64o461 slJ-C)j95
Stock on hand not clegreI...... 2la70 2Dau9
TOBACGo-We heard Of only ono lot sold Is Lhds Of
which 4 at So % at ca, and II at So, q b
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-sllea confined to a few
small lots at previous rates
FLOUR-The demand was still limited and the sales
confined to 1900 bbls including 400 supcrine
St Louis in two lots at 800 in FIVE six ot4 at
81 28GlSi 81 100 Extra at - lis at So o. and " at
SO = Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was in fair request with sales Of 1000
sacks Of which go Ordinary Mixed IS 100 at 100
Mixed White and Yellow at G5 $50 at &C. $50 White e.
$50 at Gs and US at 20; p bushel. There good
demand for Oats and the sales comprised bushel,
1875 sacks st Louis at ~ and - aud 1000 in four or
fve lots, at 4iGtI5f a bushel
PRONISIONS-A lot Of 100 bbs uninspected Mes. Pork
sold the Leyce private terms Al retail holders
continued 10 realize Sl56Sl5 25 a bbl for Mess. OF
Bacon noticed only sma salcs at unchanged prices
sALT-l00o sacks Coarse solIatS 81 10 q sack de-
yered free Of drayage
CoFFEE-sae= go sacks Rio at 2ta9 anu $50 skim.
mings at 6ai; 4 II
WlIIsKY-We noticed only retail transactions at $50
q gallon for Eectiael
FGEiGITs-No new engagement reported
ENCHANGE-pemand moderate At our quotations
Sterling 3Og&
franc. 81 OjG5 10
New York si1yiay Bills lliGlA 2 ct. disc.
sight Checks on New York ~ I, di-c 10 par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02


4 GALVESTON HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD.
Fr6pstB viii IKE Jire C5upuv IN tie y af
CAV ~ aud si The ollie ~ nisrs gnd,
the construction tic roal tr supply ma
,ets ion excepted from Galveston Ito Isluce fiy
Plan alterations ay at ac ar. t first lly
I- either fo he construction Of the road entire
MAJ TRIALS EElrlRED.
i5Vtp Cfgt "F lef long by nhts, net rle tlau
100000 linear frt Of ~ . and 50 l,s inches
o. t1r ANAL ttty JB Pine OAK, lulRE or q Tre5s
heVej sawed.
s'V, 900 r4nE aka Is 10 q feet.
100000 Notwithstanding, do 10.
5|l.oto Soantllus sIlq or u. l. q Rect,
5lO. Ol1 5Tl0, J. OF II feet.
2JO.f00 6Ns, IS u feet.
l7J.@ro M.1"l' 20 4si to 8 j. To u Get.
lumber % be delivered Galveston Bay,
7 81. ,hat bruce Y al the option W the Company, btweeu
N'- VI" % e IN NE tlatntT lqt The delivery tH'rJ
uc id Of Ballast o. 6rAyt Coarse sand Shes Virginia
Dktu1n Clear CroR BAYOU Braggs Bl,ou
nd lioon in proportions and times TO be Indicated the Cel
Engineer, month at least tel're uce8el.
WORK REQUIRED.
IS ID cubic varsu o. NJ ill.
Also ping West BAY $500 feet aud the rNnstrlc
ar Of Brde, and Draw atuuting r
spans Also or 37o feet q Iesues u s All "a be done
according % hent1ns
Proposals WI ~ received IN Ike ior a the suprst
The ser aeeoinp, proper evidences Of ability to per
r!l, will be Waved with the Gvrr.
~ Ar work iHA' h completed Thin from November ],
Pa5t,r be made nouAly uror III, 4stmstes Of the
Satisfactory ss'Hrjg will Lac ofa fourth TOT
Contract sun, u le ann u performance % olsa tie
BE- enler~d tn The hide
All bids must W endorsed
"riol4-Ls-t7aly, s.on, II. Il II. RAlrovi.p
Full to
o "t Ing contrA2t CALEB G. tuRSHEY,
la-@ tsul5 the engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC

EEENRY PARSONS, - Camp.aM-
street, offers PIANO FORTES hum 7 III
NUNS CLARK, CHlC kERING and pLEYtt. 4 Y ~ n n
These celebrated builders acknowledged b
all nj all acquainted with the business, sant unrasl 1hr
suu'ens speak for hemsey and dpl all doubt The public
respectfully iay to cs aad L- Iun repair
l1uu care Ills and " III apach. legs II
DlANOS AND ARPS.--kUSTNER, el,sls
u MANUFACTURER or PIANOS AND HARPs YSxrsE
No. Is Camp the Orphan Asylum
INFORM the public that lie viii Of "
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS IARfS
cal instruments at the shortest s-plS Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

10 The subscriber woali respect " call the sttepan
Planters Phys'i,n and families 10 lis we'll
comprising srtie n h line q .sqgss Al Of which,
will be found FRESH W GENUINE n
saEon, SODA WATER AND MEAD best quat, ~
will be found this sat hnen lab ali Mineral W1lr
sIch CONGRESS, BLCE LICK Rooms supplied on
raas.'8be with PURE HONEY; ESSEN PEFPERSINT
G0fLEY biTTERS etc. THOMAS RANKIN
ap l4Wys nrEgst and Aro Camp aui Foylrs s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

TENO HARDWARE DEALERS AND BUILD
Il ERS5JO WINDOW GLASS. size, now Ian
lug and in for sale By
i.ls la c. NJ HARVEY, Il Tas,yete street
EEF-300 bbls. Prime, for sale by
ID iy21 KENNEDY * FOSTER 10 Tchouplaulas street.
seORk--500 bbls. Mess, NJ o. and Prime for
eae By KENNEDY FOSTER, is reholptoulas st. iyg7
ON0NG AHELA WHISkY--5O barrels, in
lfE s.orp and " Nj DALEY &C TehoupyuIas L. g5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

t,. 10 - ~ e uillel : Y ueu nav
OWEN COBB, 10 s CIf, ituls lioa u ,.sra nu a.
mud Cotton Farorsze Deafness TITDS ]. MARTIN
Nov Orleans suggst 1853. joins IL Owls,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

, tYre crif. names MARTIN, OWES 90 Of
ua CIV. and ". H. BACON COBB Louisville Ky Ais DAY
r-plr' 81
II..ir gr,nie1 Dos nd hfrna are hereby sisadrswn.
Inc signal p The late trims Will only putpoaes
liluNh'ion TiigS. ]. MARTIN
NtSbIleans August l. 1853. JOHN H.. OWEN
~ iFI ClUR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JEFFEUscS CRY. !
Monday Evening, August |, 1858. !
There IS moderate supply Of stock Offering in duh
market The arrivals day were unimportaut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

tlNClNNAIl-Pe steamer Golden
ehhad6 rolls lrsthef Budieks heo4 bs ksg Nsiaian-g
phEs6 srieT9 do Shropshire do Mcdowell Mills aco
DO Wright WIIsas aCol do Cauoll-l do Martin &co-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

Il THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Carondele, II
between Julia aud Grod Streets front IFS
FOUR LOTS Of the formerly
(. Church, fronting Poydras street.;
ONE LOT GTavieT Adslne Magtaen
Said lot has large Building suitable carpenter
oNEloT 70 Jefferson CITY, q La kveuu and Apollo
TWO LOTS and large DIV ELiNG street,
side first door above PhippA street.
ar luquir. Of JAMES WRIGHT,
n A J WRIGHT I Gravier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
FOR SALE.
TUsT ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-Betwe

OSI hIthl I'D ZfIND 7 OIt sSEtLE--DeIW t.tH
- rs and 100 likely VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLtNA NJ
GRoEs consisting Of Men, Womer, BOYS and Girls ang Field
Hands, House Servant SanGtres Cooks Washers aud
Some No Mechanics Black smiths Cirpanters Brrkaye
Which will be sold accommodating Purchasers
we'll give purchasing elsewhere
J. ". BoAZMAS, ls3 GTavier street,
between C.rgu a.lst and Bnronp-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02

packet H. d. BACON leaves tot ST LOfS and all intermediates bond
THIS EVENING ut o'clock from royIras ttfeet wharf
0GLESbY MACAULAY. IS rrh0upiluulas street.
J. ;. ALLEN, 80 Tchoipioulas street.
any JOHN z HYDE. u posllaa strrst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
LIST OF VESSELS IN Port not CLEARED.
NewOrleans Wholesale Prices Current

Nluna sehIhaT....LFT
ra,ri'k liehry....tiFT
Roain....-.......LpT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
fsss- The steamer FRANK Lyon will have

Clerk the Icgee at the oo, Of Canal freight early
"Wednesday morning from date tltug hout the
va SrROTIlEk q BROS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-02
BUSINESS ARDS.

ROGET. WILLIAMS s. co. shin AGENT,
> ard ran rLa-irn Net.haa. 70 canlr atreet Z,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-11
Eeaal n otites

STATE OF YER MONTH The Probate Court
District OF Chitienden, So. for the District niore-
SAID TO all persons concerned in the Estate OF Sam
uel A. Brownen Jr., Ann Eliza Brownell Zeruah
+. Brownell f.. w. Brownell Jr., and Laura H.
Brownell, minors, , GREETING
Whereas Chauncy w. Brownell, Guardian OF the
ssid minors has this day filed in said Court his APP
p!icoton in writing setting forth that his said wards
are possessed OF certain lands lying in Shelburne
ana ST George in said District, each one. equa I'M
divided fourth part of the real Estate OF Isaac g
bee late of Shehurne deceased, subject to The sup
mort OF the widow Of the said Higbee, and that II
would be conducive to the best Interests OF his said
wards to have their interest in said Estate sod and
the proceeds of such sale invested in Stocks or other
real Estate, or put al interest; and praying said
Court to grant him license to sell the same private
sale.
And the said Court having assigned the 2lst day
Of March A u. 1853, at Eagle Hall in WilIiston,
Tor hearing and deciding on said petition and or
dered that you be notified by publishing he nature
al said petition and the order OF the Court thereon
three weeks excessively in the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper printed at Burlington in said
District, previous to the time fixed tor hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified thereof aud
may govern Yourselves in accordance.
Given under my hand at Burlington III said Dis
rict this Goth day oi February A u. 1853.
w36w3 J. s. ADA Ms, Re gistcr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-11
ROYAL vi. sgcach's Estate.

STATE OF vERMONT,( The Probate Court
District of Chittendtn, ! for the District a fore
SAID to all persons interested in the Esnte OF Royal
NJ. Beach late of Winston, in said District, de-
ceased GREETING:
Whereas, u 4 Murray, A Administrator OF the Es-
tate of said deceased, proposes TO render account
OF his administration OF said Estate, and present his
account against the same Tor examination and al
owance by said cont, and the said Court having
assigned for that purpose, the 2ls day OF March A.
D. 1853, at the Eagle Hail, in Williston, in said Dis
trict, and ordered that you be notified by publishing
the time and place assigned aforesaid three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press n news.
paper printed at said Burlington, the last of which
publications be previous to the day fixed for hear
ing
Iherefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and
show cause il any you have why the sad account
should not be allowed.
Given under nv hand at Burlington in said Dis
.ritt this 10Th day Of February A. D. 1853
w35w3 J. 5. ADAMS, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-11

81 miles and back SIX times week i
Leave East Theucd daily except Sunday al
Bpm;
Arryt at Chelsea the same d7ys by pm,
Leave Chelsea dalivrXctpt sunday at I am;
ArrVe at East lhctlorI the same days by Gam
ii2 From Nergenues,ty Addison, !rdp.r, Shore. .
ham, Orwell, Benson and West HAVEN, To +
White HAIL. n. Y 10 miles aud back, three
times week, with hire additional weekly trips
during the suspension OF steamboat navigation
on Lake ChnmpIun.
Leave Nerc mes Monday, Wednesday aud !
Arrive at Whic IIol the same DAYS by7pm;
Leave White Hall Tuesday, thursday und al.
urday at IN;
Arrive at Vergennes the same days by INN.
Tie three ad ition1 trips TO run az the same
hours, hut ON alternate days, except Sunday.
i43 From Vergennes. by Pauton, to Westpott, n.
Y, ~ miles and back, twice week
Leave Nergenues "Wednesday and Saturday at
2pm;
Arrive 1t Westport the same days by Gpm;
Leave Wrstpor the sane DAYS mt l-2nm;
Arrive atNerGcunts the same days by II l2 a IN.
IA From West Rutland 10y Clarendon Springs,
Ira, rinmouh and Jauby Four Corners, to an
by, 26 - miles and back, twice "A week.
Leave West Rutland Tuesday and friday at
nm;
Arrive at Dandy the same days by 2m;
Leave DANNY the same days 10y | y IN;
Arrive at West Rutland the same days Nv SPIN
40 From Bridgrwater, by WocJ>toCk faitsy;l'e
and Qnrchce village, TO Railroad station, III
miles aud back SIX tunes Il week.
Lraye BridgewIter taiy except Sunday at .
Anrye at Railroad gtouon the same days BY
Leave Railroad Station daily except Sunday at
2pm:
Arrive At Bridnewatcr the snme dav hv m.
ii6 From Rutland, by Clarendon, WaIIinqord
South Walngtutd. Dainty, North Dorset. East
Dorset, Factor, Point, Manchester, Sunderland,
Arlington, Sha,b ny. South Sh+ilsbury. North
bennington, BENNINGTON, Bennington Centre
North llUOslCk, EHL.r l;IIduc, New OiSN
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s.!k,ri:lt!Os..

Post oGinc Dep !
t-J. 3 1873.
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Leave Buck Hollow the same day at - m;
Arrive at Fairfax the same day br loa
il9 From West Milton, by South Hero, Grand Isle,
North Hero. ana Vineyard, to Alburgh, ~ mites
and back, twice week.
Leave West Milton Tuesdays and Fridays OF ! .
nm
Arrive at Albuigh the same days by pm;
Leave AIbureh Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Arrive at West Milton The same days BY m. ,
il9 From Johnson, by Hyde Park, MorisvlIle and
Wolcott to Crnitsbury, 81 miles and buck, three
tunes Il week.
Leave johnson Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Arrive at Craisbury the same days by : p m;
Leave CrOitsuury Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urdav at ) a m
Arrive at johnson the same doys by II a m >
420 From Johnson, by North Fl, de Park. Eden,
Lowell, Wesrteld Troy, Newport and West
Derby, to Derby Line, A miles and bock. twice
week
Leave johnson v ednesdny and Friday a, pm
arrive at Derby Line next day 10y Y IN;
Leave Derby Line Monday and Wednesday at
II
Arrive a Johnson the next days by IL m.
Proposals. Tor an additional weekly TIP vii, be
considered
42l From Crasbuty, by Albany, trasburgh, Ccvent-
ry, Newport, West Derby aud Derby to Derby
Line, 80 miles and back, three tines week,
y miles and b eek.
Leave Cralsbury daily except Sunday att am );
Arrive at ltasburgh the same days 10y I'm;
Leave lasburqh daily except Sunday al . IN /,
Arrive at Cratt-bury the same days by - m
Leave lrastuIGh Monday, "Wednesday and FIJI
day at - pm;
Alive at Derby Line the same days by 5 l.2
Leave Derby Line Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at : IA m;
Arrive an lrasturah he somc DAYS by II m.
1872 From East berkshire, by Montgomery to Mont
gomery Center, IL Males and back twice
week.
Leave East berkshire Wednesday and sa,ur-
day at Il IN;
Arrive at Montgomery Center the same days
Leave Montgomery Center the same days at
llam
Arrive at East Berkshitethe same DAYS bv pm.
1873 From ST Adams, by SwHntou Center to II gh-
gate 9 miles ard back, six times week
Leave St. Albums daily except Sunday at : n m ;
Arrive at llghgate the same days 10y 9 IN;
Leave Iiigh4ntr tie same days at pm:
Arrive at 81 Adams the same days toy 3 m
42l from Il A.bars, 10y Sheldon. fast sheldon,
West Ero>hutgh, Luosburgh and East Bcik-
shire, to Rich ord 81 mics AMI back uuct "A
week. with an additional weekly u'p nom Shell
dou to Eno~turgl, / mdt~ and hacN.
Leave It Abuus saturday at 10 -2am:
Arrvr at Il cuiuld The sumo dny by & , o m
Leave hicht.rd Friday at 6 , M;
Arrive at IT bans the same day 10y l-2pm
Leave Sh"ldou Tuesday at II pms
Arlye at Enoshu'g, the same day hy 6 pm;
|. ave Eno>'ulgA iH, sane day nj 10 , a il,
Arrive at SHricon he same day by pm.
AIS From st. ADAMS, by East til-9ga,c FIankIiu
shire, % mics aud back, twice a week.
Leave St. Adams Tuesday and Friday at p m
Arrive at i'el k-hire the same days 10y : p N;
Leave Brlk hue the same DAYS at ; am;
/ Aruve at ST. Albums the s1ue days By IL a n,
426 From 81 \ bans, 10y Sl- don, Eao-l lgh Fan.
and East Berkshire, 20 RlchoIJ, = mi.rs ana
haci,tvi go Il week,
Leave 81 Adams Tuesday and Thursday a
Z IL = 4
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4 fine lot Of India Rubber and Cutie
II Psrcha TOYS lust received at
HORTON g. CO.'S, No ] Bank Block
J., mEtT.J, d&wu
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-22
From the Wilmington Commercial.
The Slave vs the Freeman.

Mn. EpIroR:-Allow me through
the medium ofyour paper, to say n
few words on the difference between
the labor of the Slave, South, and that
Of the poor freeman, North. EjE
1t is one Of the grave charges against
Shareholders, that their Slaves are
hard worked. We admit that such
may be the case in some instances: But
are not these exceptions to the gcner-
al rule? We think they are. Let us
look into the condition Of some of
the Apprentices in the Free States, in
the hands Of hard Masters, and We
think, On close investigation we will
find as many cruel tyrants over white
men North. as there cruel Slayehold.
ers South. Yes, two to one.
We arc aware that it will be said
they are free; they are not obliged
TO work. Admit it; but they haye
to chooss between work and starvation
this is freedom, with a vengeance.
q There are thousands of girls at{the,
North, who work for the sum of one
dollar per week and board, who
lose their time3if they are sick, and
clothe themselves; and at the same
time, do as much work Whenlin health;
as three slave, women, aud in many
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-22

PouLrRYi Snow IN LoSDos.--From
the llth to tho 18th ult., the G WAS n
grand Poultry show in London, at
which were exhibited no less than 6I5
pens of different species of Fowls, each
pen containing fromtwo to four-be-
sides ] pens ofgeese, 33 of ducks, Q
Of turkeys, 24S Of pigeons, and 4S of
rabbits. OF the fowls there were 240
pens of the Cochin China breed, 63
Bantams, 10 Dorking, besides Spanish.
Malay, Hamburg, Poland, &c. Oh
the first day there were some hundreds
of visiters, at an admission fec of five
shillings, on the second day over 5000
at a shilling, and on the third day a
much larger number at the same price.
Very high prices were put upon. some
of the pens. At the auction sale on
the last day the highest price paid was
4s guincas (s24O) for q Cochin China
cock and pullet. The general selling
prices varied from ESQ to 60 for each
pen. eiaff
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-22
YYnslltngton,s ESirtln.daY.

This is tho day set apart in the his:
tory Of tho.world, as the Anniversary
Of the birth Of Americas man. Our
citizens are determined that it shall not
80 by unnoticed. The Troopers and
Rihemen will be out, and after an Ora
ton from II, M. DuRAET, Esq, of the
Troop, at the Court House, they will
adjourn to splendid dinner prepared
for them in the Academy Grove, that
sif the abominable rain, which is now
pouring down will permit el anything
like outdoor dining. To night there
is to be q Ball, we expect something
good from the managers named. and
refer our readers for particulars to their
advertisement. i
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The CHRISTIAN PRlscIpLRs' BANK.
1t is stated that" the bank of Seth
Paine g. Co., at Chicago, has failed
This is u bank which professed to be
governed by strict "Christian princi.
pies One man, it is alledged, recent
ly had his notes of tho bank refused
because he asked for the money with a
cigar in his mouth, and another, IL
quor dealer, who wanted fourteen dol
lars in gold in exchange for the paper
ofthe bank, was refused because the
president would have nothing to do
with rumse!lers. I'VE think we can
rescue Christianity from any inyidious
opinions on this point, for it would be
one of the most interesting problems
of tho day how bank could be con
Quoted on Christian principles and
make money.
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A,NEw WAY TO RoB TIE BEES.

ANEW Way TO kOByyTH bEES.-
e her J jonathan ever awake to the
ttical application Of every discov-
ery. has taken a ahint,fromthe burglars.
and as tR& have proved chloroform to
be better thaRa pistol or dirk, for put
thug to sleep the pgson they are rob
thing, SO Brother Jallaf fhafs slhs learned
TO use it tior obbing The poor begss,f 1l' i
their honey The plan is this. Tile
slssssssi placed d bass
ing glass Window, ut one side, mud
e small hole pierced .atthe other. The
Schlorotorm is putin small bottle hay
ing two tubes through its cork, only
one ofwhich is allowedlto come into
contact with tho cllloro.
form. The tube Mhichsdoes come int
to immediate contact with the chloro-
.form;i is Inserted into small hole in
the side Of the box, and by blowing IN
to the other the chamber is, soon fill.
led with the gas and they tumble out
in a box below. .5.ll,:s g.i.Isa.,s +