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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-17

GRowLERs.-There arc certain
class ofmen in every community, who
go about with vinegar faces, because
somebody feels above them, or be-
cause they are not appreciated as they
should be, and who have constan,
quarrel with their destiny. These
pen usually have made very grave
mistake in the estimate of their aIJi!i
ties, or arc unlniligatcd asses. In
either case they are unfortunate -
Wherever this iault-iinling with ones
condition or position occurs, there is
always want Of seifrcspcct. If pco.
pie despise You, do not tell it all over
town. lfyou are smart, show it.
Do something, and keep doing. If
YOU are right down clever fellow,
wash the wormwood off your face,
and show your good will by Your
good deeds. lhcr, il "pcopIc feel
above yon," go straight oil and feel
above them. II they turn up their
noses because YOU are Il mechanic, or
farmer, or shop-boy, turn yours
up notch higher. If they swell
when they pass you in the street,
swell! yourself, and if that does not
fetch them, conclude very good na-
turcdly that they are unwothy your
acquaintance, and pity then, for miss
ing such a capital change Of getting
into good society.
Society never estimates man al
what nc imaSncs himself to be. He
must show himself possessed Of self:
respect, independent energy to will
and TO do, and good sound heart
These qualities and possessions, will
''pnt him through" Who blamcs a
man for feeling above those who are
mean enough TO go around like babies,
telling how people abuse them, and
whining because society will not take
them by the collar, aud drag them in
to dcccncy! We are tolcrabIy hum
bic, in our way, but we do feel above
such folks, and respectfully request
them not to speak to us
Oiire Er0nch.
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C9aJn~iG@@3a

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. a. J. GILBERT.
= lHNS S. 81 T.. NJ. e Il.BE ERT
tCsssAfs>1ST. tSssfEs>>T1SsT. continue the CAHRIA GE-
S--N-BUSINESS at the above
siand-No. 80 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Char !cston-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
prising those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other STYLES usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them 10 offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August n, 1892. 44-tf
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HNAA HMRN, MNR8A y

THIS IS the most difficult Worm to destroy Of
ull that infest the human system, it grows to an
almost Indefinite length becoming so coiled and
fastened TO the lntestines and Stomach efiecting
the health SO sadly as 10 cause ST. Vi,us Dance.
Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm hastenng them 10
nu early grave. In order TO destroy this Worm, n
very energetic treatment must be pursued, it
would therefore he proper to take TO of NV
Liver Pills SO as to remove all obstruclions that
the Worm Syrup may net direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in doses of , Tablespoon
fuls times a day, these directions followed
have never been known TO fail in curing the
most obstinate case of Tape FCrm.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past lnvours the subscriber wish
cs to inform the public that he still manufac-
lures Cotton Gins IT his establishment in State.
burg, on the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that the cotton ginne,i on one
of those gins OF the late improvement is worth
ut least Il quarter of cent more than the cot
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He also man
of the finest finish and Of the best materials tn
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
plete order Ut the shortest notice. Al orders for
Gins will be promptly und punctually attended
TO- WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, 5. c. Feb II, 90
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Camden Bazaar.

LOOK HElek'i LOOK. .liEIfE!!ib (
JUST received a new supply .8of WIN
TER GOODS. consisting oi a. great Va
riety Of Dry Goods, newest sty les, giaih>
rg. Bonnets, Hats, Boois, and ssltias.
Groceries, Ilardware and Cutlery, Crackes
ry and China Ware, Re, &C..
Selling ut Chafleston nrices.
NJ. DRUG FIR C O..
~ Camden Dec. . 50 4 &. - ~ 3S74tf
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs OF the above article by the FALL. For
reference as to quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be dispose Il to purchase
of him, TO those who paironi2ed him last year
AS to price, he will guarantee them as low as
Gun be afforded
May2 % 2tr J. MORGAN.
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Oiirc Eyuuch.


IIoEiNG CoRN.-Somc ask how
many times it is best to hoe corn and
ether crops. The best answer to
that question was given us few days
since by n farmer whom We had ON.
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From the Olive Branch.
What love Will Accomplish

Kitty; how | came to be such Il sim
plcton as TO get married before knew
how to keep house, is more and more
of an astonishcr to me. | can learn and
| wiI!-Thcrc's Bridget told me yes
tcr!ay there wasn't time to make
pudding before dinner. had my
private suspicion she was imposing up
on me, though did not know enough
about II to contradict her. The truth is.
I'm no more mistress ofthis house than
| am Of the Crank Scraglio. Bird
get knows it too; and there's Harry
chow hot il makes my checks to
think of it!) couldn't fnd an eatable
thing on the dinner table yesterday.
lie loves me too well to say any
thing, but he had such all ugly lrown
on his face when he lit his cigar and
went oil to his Office. Oh | sec how
it is;
One must eat in ma,r,nony,"
And love Is neither bread nor honey,
And so,you understand.
'What Oh earth sent YOU over here
in this dismal rain:' said kit,ys neigh
Dor, Mrs. Green. Just look at
your gaitcrs.'
'Oh, never mind CATERS said Kitty
untying her 'rigolettc,' and throwing
herself on the sofa. don't know any
more about cooking than six weeks
kitten; Bridget walks over my head
with the most perfect Irish nonchal-
ance; Harry looks as solemn as an or
dained bishop; the days grow short the
bills grow long, and am the most mis-
cradle little Kitty that ever mewcd.
DO have pity on me and initiate me
into the mysteries Of boiling, baking,
and roasting; take me into your kitch-
eli how and let me 60 into it now
while the fit is on me- feel as though
| could roast Chanticlcer and all his
hcnharcln.'
Nou don't expect to take your dc.
gree i'll one a!tcmoon!' said Mrs.
Green laughing immodcratcIy,
Not Il bit of it! intend to come ev-
cry morning if the earth don't whirl of
its axle. Eve locked up my guitar
and my French and Italian books, and
that irresistible 'Ecstus,' and ncrvcd
myself like Il female martyr, to look Il
gridiron in the face without llinchinu.
Come put down that embroidery,
there's Il good Samaritan, and descend
with nc into the lower regions be.
fore my enthusiasm gets il slowcrbath,
and SO $ C rolled up her sleeves from
her round white arms took oil her
rings and tcl her cualcs behind
her ears.
Very patiently did Mrs. Kitty keep
her resolution; each day added lit
tie to her store OF culinary wisdom
What if she did flavor her first Gust
ards With peppermint instead OF lem.
mon? what il she did base a turkey
With salaratus instead Of salt what if
she did season the stuiling with
groun cinnamon instead OF pepper!
Rome wasn't built in = day-cooks
can't be manufactured in Il minute.
kitty's husband had been gone lust
nonth.-lic was expected home that
very day. MI the moining the lit
llr w;f. had hrru urttiur M :, con
,, w o'"-
S,","'"'0,A yy;. "i''''rI ~ ''o,'"I ., inc oe,
n,i, n,,t, M -" H'"' n, s'I','''I''"'' ' an, ;Ii''
-u ;I,.;,' Hn','o' =. II IT, .,,."' I ~" eo ''h'
= '''N'',''". .i. i'" 49, ~ 'i,"' ~
.o'' I''' "'"'V P,e' '''l''''''
~ ; ,'',, @ ,,, l,,,,,aI ,,n 'I"I' I,,. w. ~ g., ''"'
~" = I.'N W. ""''I'.I' W." u ~ ''.c '''-
- - '''' y . . D"' '"'S ?o''''''''''s' ,,'
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HHobensuck,s Liver Pills.


no part of the system is more liable 10 disease
Than the LIVER, il serving fltercr to puri-
iy the blood, or giving The proper secretion to
the bile so that amy wrong action of the Liver
effects the other important parts Of the system,
and results variously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore
watch every symptom that might indicate a
wrong action of the Liver. These Pills being
composed OF Roofs and PLANTS furnished by
unture To heal the sick: Namely, lst. An EX-
rECToRANr, which nngmcii is tie secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge of secrctcd matter. 2nd, An AL
RENATlvE,i which changes in some inexplica-
bic and insensible manner the certain morbid
action of the system. 3rd, \ Tonic, which
gives tone and strength 10 the nervous system,
renewing health and vigor TO all parts of the
body. 4lh, A CATuAnTIc, which acts in per.
feet harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and expeling the
whole mass oicorrupt and vitiated matter, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
@0 IAanooo
You will find these Pills an Invaluable medi.
cine in many complaints to which you are sub.
ject. In obstruciens either total Or partial they
have been found ofineslimable benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements to a healthy aC-
ton, purifying the blood and other fluids so
eilectnnlly To put to flight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, giddincss, dimness of sight, pain in the
side, back &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. IIoBENsACK,
all others being base Imitation.
PRICE'-EA CH 25 CTS.
~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store
Keepers desirous of becoming Agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor, J. n. HOBENSACK,
Phiiadclphia Pa.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants in
the u. S.
for the State.
August 10Th, 1852 42-ly
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CABINET WAREROOM.
r.. WI. ANDREWS

E-r----sf-77Iics-7-t+7 INhES thS method OF
q lssssssszassssAsstSS informing the citizens of
Sumterville and vicinity that
he has opened in Sumtervilc, opposite The new
Presbyterian Church, n CABINET WARE.
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, cheap, all
such furniture as comes under this department
Of his trade, which he will warrant of good
material and will furnish for cash. al Charles
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture made
Repairing executed at The shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with
ont delay.
Having procured the services of Mr.. G.. w.
DAVIS, he is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
engraved in any style.
All the snhsribcr asks is n fair trial, and
hopes by punctual attention to business and
easy terms, to merit public patronage.
February IL, 1852 l7-ly
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"No. did not" said the patient.
'Why not, my dear sir?''
"Becausc," replied the growlcr, ''if
| had, | should, i'll probability. have
broken my neck, for ! threw ii through
the window. ~. D. Dc}u.
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Arrived.

steamship GLASGOW Cysss 6Asspv fes 60 soRk .;h go
p0s-Tnsers to }. kc>ymoa
ss.ahp sosiseeer Poster oAaros pas--assr spoord
neos Co ktPorcoesa heavy sEi ak oar
the snurs INssSse
sAP ssr O se West Bowe Liverpool rseasers saml
feomgsca NerAev stA INST at - - te d. eHperesced
sae NON NV o1e and unarsA is-s1i asi rrs.AyssL
Tie : W. hs hsd westerly tie BsakS
sap Nctosy OF Boston Lane. - "a csEsn. AL AIS
70 u, Nrsias Go.
ship Ua.s ssses os RAth csssar, g. IA Newport Ess
N~, rcs &c orte- Ire T. : had b~ea ashore and
.e-e o ne AtaEts DcS akss haiy hSrng a, tie tine NJ
~ntes n her hoa
bars Mov,hy, tEr) wai cuis w - d. crocss
aery Wares, o; 81 Raea, - a. i'm Brls;u
~ ~, nto 81 rhe-lzs Pea srovisoas
- ss-aaeh 70 Nekenss. a. s1 HAfsncb ish Crvs~l
Ie~uN NN~0' . N ~ h~f~h1s "a = =
sssr. Sse-s.s Gees - PrO,iBee,oss 50 20 crs-eH
- 49, ~ 49, a. ia Ayanras. y :. teas
nCnAs AcSv Soa - IN S~-S~"as sA'-NN5 "
Scar. 2 f,sse Hams, Ss fn P,or;.,o,. s.A -..-
SCAT oa~>ss, hossfs d n. RaT~SA Ia =, -
scar - LAwsoa heoea. a "a asr~ch - 40 r,,.,-
seer. ID >Frs Cha>e- IA in HarxSes isA An r,...-r
ScAr Lsncet Chase. d. In Hsr~cA. Sc 10 ,s.Sf~-
sCAr G~nersl rsyog Joa~ d Cast am 49,,
Sehr q. Es1oDoud. Dc~e f.ra..-n 49, - =.
scar ka-ssd Tso-se. HSlEsaa. - tsa Yors H. Va
ssAr eol3.n Raj. Marvin. Ia In AerAsaria
SSks. f4a1y Hlzar3, Gans-, d. "a Potaa1. CT
scsr. Corr, - 8sy IN Fsrhzvxs.
scar, q = Hswzaaa. D0es, eay .. FAxhAv-1-
eoi Va HAT, WEI 2 o. m Yrevs-xss f
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Passengers Sailed.

In oam,Aip Hsmbodt. tor Hare AID SosfhaapfoAC. Cha
Martus Charse De Naples D. and Mrs Perry Boston, Miss Kate
wisht n Y; Miss Mara stmson Providence j. Stmson, do
Horace Rchardon Mrs Horace Richardson D. Kchsrdon.
Boston: Warren Or Lamson, DedhAm Mr.. Hunetock.
Audud jules Carnot Mss Ssysss Mr. Mssera D. Gearden,
u Loesc g. Behrend Peter Pensud L. Swen Mr. Coweden,
spain Andrew and L. Recon- Vera Cruz J. Plunket
H. Henderson, PHILADELPHIA; Andrew Richie Boston, g.
CAssson snath n Y; Mics MARY femns. Mrs j. Rosen
ard Mr. Kosentauegf Philadelphia H. srouse,
n u A. Nyous; J. Evtera A. " Y; A. Walter
Tyewhe. Pcray aaCasleton ~ Rosenhi Mmne
Gutfey aud child, Mr. Wagner aud children, Mr.. Hi.
Rouand Chas frshe HAve Martin Hersen g. Cssu.
10 Nj Care Mr. Nr Malaved Jamr Edwards
VIM Edwards DE Laikacar Mr. Boic Bus-oara
Ostarn Phou y. Polo. lady
New York Lvngsion, do; w. j. Doner, do
j. u. BpfsFd fo-Tf PssseHscrs; $4,000
Ia bari FhsA for Itra CrC oassessrce D. oasaF,ree,
Charles D Emerson g. W Bake John Anderson A. g. Perry
Plummef Charles Dodge julius X Nosel VIM r. Mowlt,
Charles pepuGh. Messts. GonIalel and C0rteA
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Gre. .~,S iscss to rsee' not q earro ass .~srs vi
k-sa-s1 - =,
So, Rsc,abdl Bay kf-r esss OF Deer m "
le,s s ga. the vhAr At The Ilss& -bsrs she
esr ~ * bsr ec poSroh Ct HausyedN Zoe
tea lI,A inst b, ooF ED.s EsIah~th
Bus Ss.srcs fro Havana or Portland eoce rpostsd PIT
,.o ysuort h.s o~ed rhad asd al proaby lave
lodi.sharss. q. shs eats baby
p,,s Tsr7c- drse ant rom Bo>on &c AaasA Ot s.
t,u o.. IS q Island md heard foa.
coed -ect Anen with ~ Re lara Hem No VI
at 3sssS.. sE~.
mar eay 7sssci- Acagsee-
81. MAJ from Crluegos or ksS fort. Key
Wet a. n = N los- ~ ore- and AZ attached
SHs -tf-rrecys rom Capt Cobb o. the scar Ably
a. Petrd bce reported csi Cap May, tss Aat shs
ri 10th szd ashore he ire ght OF re
81 breaua eoEprtey h she has bsS ard
.oaa puta rgcve cti loss. Cobb succrei
he sas Ise Ahty small vs irt hs0nri %
Harvey Bsrte Bedford ho9nd
Nanseus % rem NeN Bedord
seHN JsHs.os from P0acs r.. icr Bos,on Ho1es
Hoe very heavy weather tn Gull stove ne huiEark
o. the 5btoor partei bead s-ly iaraeed sais sc.
scsE Nsac,s.. beore epoed 9shors P-cvcetl~n
70. "a o. TIE ~ - and Ly lli
rtpp
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GnokPn. &c.

Of Double Headed sho, KEYS. barA l. Goes IN Se~
Oreaas hr Bcston
Aar,h a. ou q hrg Cacuts tn sei-srort r Hivnna
Feb ., Ia . ~ ioo - a. bars Arco Irs, in e~oeans of
Nar-ei es
. at y 80 " oa IS, Arcadan h New Haven
" 1T Incle~
at 81 % n on 64s5 n ocran Spray IN. SsrTcs
fFeh. 26l FOR san Francisco.
s,rch lat % oa 70 a, 81 barb Roao FIN Ne~Yor1 Sr
Vaparalso.
March lat = n y Ion Is W. deep laden Amer
tark W. ~ v .hs showed her white fSs
vih rel lorstudna bosde a loabs could nOi DIS
q
March ai - 20 on 80 e. sadzaa baSk uame Re-
san Nth 'Chares " touni % Nes-Tors
Dee - lat p q, lon i5t W, shp SEAMAN, pane fn
Fr-ncsco RIO Jlnsiro.
Mareh s g IS en- O. Is tus Wa H. Spar In Philadelphia
ior k.nfs'on, ia
date nv hs Wm Goddard Boston ioh lat % ON In.
- - tfg Nchos. Bfrm r. ds fm. Bordeaux for Pha gh
and surpi.rd her with provsors
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Disasters, &C.

ssp As.l..-I-uhe .hp A,alss .shose o. IL ROM, ~.
sse 1870 iss. Sur,h-s .sd va. on Der srs, o
valued Al about siSloo ssoeoe.rso sso Ve-s
esrso-i7S h CD Tea 4O ndr 100 ykss eAar 20 ro,
1t,ns 70 order III q es sa VIM Psrsh. l'2 - oedase
Bros Co use esneooI s~i Ras-r. u Do ID o'l
E.s tea nd Iuuni. c. ossetl Is c. Haa1 DAVID
HsAde. soee 3io Pss. ia. s0cs sik. A Lsne Bro
aiI AL DO q osi-r a. issae BIO - ~ 81. M,
tina 70 order 3, s'i. H. Johnssos ao ulL }. r "a
&o N ca tea b. udl oricrs IS n3L n Pesrcs 80
- Do. l.equsrsd .4se II e. udz WA w,ar-
n 'Hl lsSt3 s-iv., ioi Bal ChsAn srrv~i At As
SATURDAY iron Caef "Les sh railroad s.kn at
The pot % the vessel h tAe Lal do
-s-re .se sooa .i'sr .lst to A-r gpyes aes..
O. Sc. dgitrs he shoe pAys Or 81 Is
st = !. .s- "As Nss .Stpei . :. Srs.. ~ al
hove % ee - tut the 4,ianee sr-a; icy cod
rJsHs RAsIs4t. PhaesAl. from I,-rDoo h. s-.u q.
The coast snse ne .is III tavas ensOastsrrd d
sAps sd sevrra fsrneui. ass ve.- cos,pGaa
shde sc AFTafesiy 81 0ss ih- Wsisr H Ia s.~-a
arEP ssH TS.s.,s.. o.gt z rvsJ .hah .rr-l .,
es sna hA The - days eree3ts-
c.,l I,l.11 J. ssrsA 10 P M car RsSe P. Kas
from r Phas-pAa scs -scr-ei a.sos e., o. .-s
.sst.ans asuy wAarvsr asd 70 Phaa
sear-d % tse esa he asa s sst Eas tse AhSy
~hk shsrs here I've isys ber % a. avs
re shor % icr TIRE
rxsIEKs " Lard q sa Portland or Yo-s -,r.,
% O. eota &c Asfoss Hach H. -.rr "a
Fri5sy rorasHf. szi becsze totl loss. Cree sss-l
B.sH ttts4sa. REPORTED tsesra2h % lave s-nA
hosnd fr.clsco o-a Barcrr- Sc "a j.,
Csresr Meyers ard rs krs ~ ca-Y-d 90
CsfhsF-s - bsI psf-cka ste sAit fcn ~.
vt o. cs Enr no ko JA--iro r-ps, .rc-
e. salrd sszlz he f-rh Nov ior de-s.azf.1
Hkss hsr4SThe tAs F-sei k1vg 49, coa-rr- AZ
Ny West uz~osAy o. repairs, eSfrzctd ron re Bs!--
probably st-r ltEes saoe rsp AZ b-ur
rrfsres.
Bars s.s1.sr.ts es.oz schr MAznsEa .a---,,, sg
aeEcccz ~ brs Frsnrs JEn-, Tk eisa~A a. R.l-
sE BsFtss, ~ S.nss dureat ~th cunsssE 81
four lfo 90 ne, - bose a 80
The ~ ioss4 Aes sthtd g-rt-r sore and Der rs
srpsrer;y SE.-r teok ioG her Irts
~ eossss scst r. u ssrso-es f---
shsau-S BAT 6ot TIE prsrs1zs mr. ekk 41d so1-a
stu rsssa ssht eoeNss o. ssd NJ ~ea.s-r
s.. eoGDssec 10 savs hr. Nos ennreruns ne u -
cree Has e~ss receTcS
Bssa Es.1,s. Bossos "a xaaralno. oh. 81 u
Csp@ Arac-c WSN. - as. B.. brE anlfrxtoos
esys ro Navy Bay. 1crss es7ta, Ead AT 81 he -.
ssk. bcrri The port Wa szrg1-1 " T9~uL
rrcsAy Zeseyr here resoSs bs- Ses oa- s.Aer, 4,
fass AiOurrrk
sr.z-ssrs. ss re -r-ck OtAe s-s v-~,o.
ssArs CaAsz<i 6o1skf tie Coar r.
rod ~ tbs 80, vlsAzn dy N~f so.s Or Irs
AID kaks l.iared IN ts- East
san Ar.I&s-. 10. sosrs-l Prst- fren oc-sofs x-
PA al -srsst I'll skx'-- yrHo~ pn> 1as--
-,rt sAsrs a. >ss Rzsssr. ersssts ssS ith o.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. March
Cleared.

s'eanshrJsS haser DieInon CAarrs,a spSsord. T-,en
CO. florda Noodhun savanna SAM l. Nfch-il. Rossoks
Csveudy NoTiok g., Ipdlsm Peasants Eupre CITY wnde
Ns~ Or ears, NJ O. kooerts Petrol Sanpssa, Glasgow, Il
CuuAFd.
sapswss Point. Nsener Nob,e kessHi CaIco. o,soke
Csreudy, Nofo, Lad fsssAht. Css Graves. Agra
Lsdd Church Nesteg Bel New orrans W T. Prot a4z
Anderson ftiadelpes ho~cs Co. Ssr4n, JorJan Nr-
rns. nonpsoa N,PAes Hanpdeu ii,IHe Ranke, Hamburg
scsnlti Nof
'BAris-Jsn Van Brscie tDuteh Drdsu. Rs,te,Asn. T.
Brceokeahn; NeA Percy, sEua Ia Srasae " Eise Co.
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Fnssengfrs Arrived.

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