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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08
st. Paul, June 10, 1854.

GREAT INDUCEM EN- rs
TO THOSE
Seeking Bargains.
A l.. LARPENTEUR wishes 1t to be generally un-
As dcrstooL, that notw outstanding the WAN IN EU
ROPE may raise the price VI
DRY G 6 @ DS
In Of the markets Of the worlds 1t has had that
effect yet in ST. PAUL. at lea. So far As his stock s con-
ccrned He Is receiving direct the East,
of the finest and largest stocks Of DRY GOODS,
brought 10 this market, which he is prepared
prices which cannot fs to suit purchasers. Having
taken great in the selection Of his stock, the public
rely Cd finding every thing In his line Of the best
quality. The ladies will lind in the following list,
prsng hut small portion Of stock, arety Of arti
Giles for their use, such
SUMNER BONNETS;
Silks, sons, and Dress veves, large and beautiful
sormcnt; dress goods of the latest styles and
superior quay De Lanes Of every style shawl Cloves
Cacoes, oils plain, and figured Hosiery cotton, wooden,
&c; Curtain Donlask, different qualities.
Carpeting, and Oil-cloths,
Carpet rugs, etc., large and beautiful assortment Sc.
ected with great care manufacturers, and
will be sold at Il small advance on eastern prices
Cloths, Cassinieres and ves,inSs.:
Summer and caps latest styles boots and Shoes for
men and boys ladies' boots and shoes, large
and varied assortment
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large variety and Of superior quality, which will be sold
very low persons Wishing ready made cloiing will do
well call and examine stock before purchasing.
We will continue TO receive additions to present
stock by every arrival from below, and boast
piee assortment for the trade any establish
ment above st. Louis.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Next door below be found all occasions gene
raj and well selected stock Of Groceries, Provisions,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
am agent for of the best agricultural implement
in the country, and will always have full
supply and general assortment OH hand.
April 70, 1854 tf33 A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
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zJ The Henrietta arrived yesterday after
noon. We are indebted to the officers for full
files Of st. Louis and intermediate papers. con-
siderably in advance of the mail
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St. Paul Market.
Lirf stock.

81. Paul Market.
Corrected Daily by N. E. Tyson T. Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
rjed
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How TO GEL RID OF MOSQUITOES. oil or
essence Of pennyroyal, Qhe oil is the best.)
sprinkled around the room and over the bed
cloths before retiring to bed. has been found 20
answer admirably in correcting these rowdy
insects Of their calithumpian and bill sticking
pyopensities. 1t is a voltile article and there
fore can do no injury to the clothes, while the
aromatic flavor is by nc means disasreeablc
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08
New Scene Of Operations
Cheap Corner.

b. CULVER u co., ut the Cheap Ccrner,' in
I" Winslow's new Hotel, Offering great induce
ments 20 all in want goods in their line. Their stock
Comprises Staple and Ladies' Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing,
Bools Shoes, Hats Cans, Trunks travelling Bags, and
general assortment Of Gsntleen's Furnishing Goods,
which will be sold low, preparatory to hn; in the
spring with stock that will - dstOniSh the NdtueS'
Feb 4, lS53-2lu J. Is. CULVER 4 co.
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~W We have neglected to notice that Tyson
arrived home by the st. Paul on the evening Of
the third, aud has three steamboat loads Of
well selected groceries following hard after
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TT 1t is currently reported that the sub-ed-
itor of the Democrat was earnestly in search of
the "know-nothings" (whom he processes to be-
lieye are in existence here) when he met with
his upset on the Fourth. From the fuss he
has made about the matter, he evidently wish
ed to become member and he succeeded.
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MARLEY e. KERN,

U4 n ~ IA II Il Il ~ - II AOANS
DEALERS IN
ARDW ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On St. anthony ST., near the American House,
KNOULD call attention Of the citizens OF ST. Paul
w and vicinity their new large, and well assorted
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such as Nails Locks all their variety wrought, cast
Parliament Strap Hinges Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners,
Bads Locks, Screws, Latche, Bell Pulls, Door Rap
pers.
Hand, Buck, Mil, x, Back and Rip Saws; Hatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching Adze, Spoke Slaves, Drawing
Knives; Fimer, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chsels; Au-
Braces, Trowels Jack, Smoothing and Fore Planes
Flows, bead Guages, boring Machines, Haches and Ham
mers J Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes Scythes Scythe snaths Hoes
Traces Back, least, Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks Spoons
tine assortment Of sver-pated, britannia and Japan
Wares Boilers, Kettles, Fire. Dogs, Shovels and longs,
Wale irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enameed Ket.
ties, Ladies, Skmmers Grirons, Coffee Ms Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also q nne assortment Of Saddlery, Trim
mgs, Stirrups, Bits Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapers Corn Mills, Patent Balances Counter Scales
st. Paul, May IS, 1854. WITT
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~ Extensive improvements are going on
about the Sintomine House, and the grounds
attached. The House will open before the
month is closed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08

India Rubber Machine Betting
rs proved by the experience Of mach,nists for me
eight years, to be superior 70 all other kinds, for
following reasons, viz:
l. Perfect equality Of width and thickness.
2. Not affected By cold, or heat under 500.
J. Great strength and durability. Not liable 10 Slip and
when adjusted TO machinery, requires alteration -
other belts do.
I. Much less cost Of wide helting than leather.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturer, s"d
Will be constantly supplied with BELTINo and STEAM
PACKING. MARSHALL co.
St. Paul, June -, 1854 2wd2nw
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III Judge Sherburne is building fine res
idence upon the elevation fronting the north
end of Roberts street
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cT One of the greatest and most necessary
additions to the manufacturing branch of St.
Paul industry this season, is the extensive car
rage mandatory ofMr. Penfield, late of Uti-
Ca Mr.. Pendcld's carriages have already a
reputation in Minnesota not excelled By those
from any other establishment in the Union.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08

10 "IEIsHNES.-May they never he back
ward in the defense of their adopted country,
the United States ofAmcrica."
The above was Luke Murphy's toast at the
dinner on the Fourth, not as we printed it
yesterday in the proceedings. We are glad
Mr.. ". has given US an opportunity of correct
ing it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08

r A mans word is but breath, yet should
be stronger than adamant.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08

ET Capt. Gall Of the Henrietta informs us
that the body of a drowned man, well dressed
in dark colored cloths, was taken ashore yes
terday morning at Pine Bend, fifteen miles be-
low ST. Paul.
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Es- The St. Croix Valley celebration came
of at Saltwater on the Fourth in grand style
The Grafton of Mr.. Nichols is spoken of as be-
ing one of the finest efforts ever made in the
Territory.
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Logs I

I O00 nm FEET Of Pine LOGS, part faftch. f~i
A3OOo3OOO sale. Enquire OF wk. L. AMks.
st. Paul, June 20, 1884 ~
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Ladies, Work Cases 4!

4 NEW article, ornamental a. we'll e useful. Take
"A . look It them, At @. HAMILTON COPS,
July ., 1854. 10. ., Winslow House.
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Reaping and Moving Machines.
MARSHALL CO. are agents for NANNY'S Pa
x1 TENTwhc took the premium In the United Stat :.
over M'CormIck's (he worlds fair premium machine
Early orders solicited, all applicants may not he
supplied.
ST. Paul, June -, 1854. 9wd2mw
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}. NEWELL. WIN. u. roMPXJNS
Newell & TOmpkins,

a { t q + N @ y - a { Il - W >
Office on Third Street, orer Kretger's Store,
St. PAUL, MINHEsoTA,
WILL attend any business In their profession, On.
w trusted them, the supreme snd other coufts u
record In Minnesota Territory.
lEFERENCES.
Gov. J. 4. Wright, Indianapolis ID. Hoo. J. Petit,
United States Senator, ID. Hon. A. HUI Judge &C.
Laf1yete, Ia. Hon. A. 3. white, Er U. s. Senatov,
Ia.; Hon. Daniel Mace, N. c., ID; Hon. h. L. Ella
worth, Robert Jones, ESQ.,, lndanai Hon. Henry s.Lase,
Cyasc(ordsvle, Ia. Hon. 2. A. flanagan, CoutnSfor,
Ia. Hon. ". r. Bryant, Judge C. c.. Rockville, ID.
Ihomss Bowling, Te,ro HaSte, Ia.S GessEe Nettiston,
Esq, N. O., La VIM. q. Ward, Esq, Washington,
German, 81. Paul NJ. r.; Hon. David omsssd, NayOr
Of s.. Paul, N. r.
St. Paul, juns -, 1854.
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Mankato City, Minnesota.
Situated the Great Southern Bend of the Minneso-
ia or 81. Peters River.
400 Lots In Mdnkdfo City, Blue Earth county,
II - Minnesota, tor sale tor CASH OIL time.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
St Paul, Jan %, '64-20tf
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Pelker, the drayman who inflicted the
blow by which Mr.. Hichcox came to his death
was examined before Justice Simons on Wednes-
day, and held to bail in the sum of five hun
dred dollars, to appear and answer at the next
term of the District Court.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-06-21
TINDA[., WATSON &CO,

iitf. 81 ~cri5"rs having established them
selves ai the stand "pposi,c a. }. Moses Store.
respectfully Sol!cits the attention Of their friends
~, nmu itc public To their We'll selected stock
hcir assortment comprises Il! articles usually
kcpt. rc'If'"@ EquorS) and will be constantly
fHP!ch'Siicd, aud disposed oI on as favorable
terms as are offered any where.
Their stock consists in part ns follows =
i'hdieS' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
l.ai'"S Collars, ChcmisctIes, and Under
sleeves
iaccs. Edgincs, and Inscrtings,
Iacnnct and Swiss Musins
aides and gcnticmrn's l.. G. IIdkf's.
large lot Of Hosiery and Gloves, Crava,s
ana stocks. Also
luii supply Of Prints and Dnmcslics
tEoCEitl ES. Hardware. llolowarc,
Carpenters and BacksmitIt's Tools,
,istcrn Pumps and Pipes, Carri;,ec Trim.
niu"s,
Crn"k"ry and Glassware, Saidlcry and
Harness.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clothing. DC. IL. &c.
,TlNDAL, WATSON " co.
JAMES s. TlNpAL.
SAMwEI WATSON.
II. w. GARDNER.
February -. 1851 II #
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$100 Reward.

30 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
~ l7th instant, my Boy RICHARD, a
.--S-Iwhitc mulatto, about five feet three
or tour inches high, tolerably stout built,
about twcn two years old with straiyl,
light colored hair, has very suiky ap-
pearancc, and answers quick and shnr,
when spoken to said boy has a short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. lie had the scar Of blister on
his forehead just above the eye -brows, he
may try to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will be
sure to pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care of his skin for some time. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and
dark co'ored pair of pants. He will be
sure to change his cap and clothes as soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the blis-
ter. lie is Il Shoemaker by trade, though
he may no, go IL the business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for his delivery in any
jail in the State. lie will be sure to rive
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
ijradleyvilc, Sumter District, S. c.
May 2htn, 1892 3O-,f
s-y" Camden Journal ana Chcraw Ga
zcttc publish five times.
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IN d ~.s-~ ~


Az ARMFu!.. Miss RuSiua Dc.irh,
Richardson, who resi- e. M,i. her fail.
er. s"''.' aniai !a,ncr in Nrw iIaui-
.hl!r. /, i;,;> described hl Il writer IN
the EuSton Iv"En"l: M Miss ls",ua is
i6 years Of -" L. inches hi /,
measure, > itr I | / iucllc, aro,r..d
4 waist. 6 feet . iItArs around The
hips, % inrhr> a,nrnl ;tr arm above
the elbow. an. ilchc; urinw the ci
bow, and :, feet y inchr~ in a straight
line across the S!IonILrrs. At birth
>hc weighed . pounds 1T livc Years.
ii l"nd,; ut 10 yrnrs o. AGE. 800
pounds; and now 1T Ii years of age
She weighs l7S pounds. On psl;lna-
ting her clothing, when dressed for
ride on cold winters day. we found
it {" c"n'"in 0S ] , yards Of wide cloth.
Size has brown lair, dark biilc eyes, is
q; FAIR c"np!cNiun. and has what ,.hre.
biologists would cali u well balanced
head, prrccptivH organs rrc!nminatiny.
She can knii, spin. weave, make Stint.
or batch Of bread is Il gooi singer,
plays the piano with ,aSlc and skill !;
and is considered one Of the best sciuI.
ara in :he town whrrc She resides is
courteous and afiabn, and lively in
conversations: AMI cvinccs il general
k'"wicdg" which might raise blush
from The checks OF some of the city
bclIea."
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Too TovGu. The Cat,,ciin (Md.)
Whig makes to !,t'"wi',9 statement:
" AT this Office may ic seen t,r Il
few days "a rare curiosity in the shape
Of a cane, which was used for many
years BY john M'Nca!, esq. Il, d Which
no stuck in the ground on bis farm.
three miles nnrthca>; Of middleton,
(n"w the property OF Jacob Mitv!acl.
esd about iorty-fve years ng"--,he
cane commenced growing, ~ Il in II
short time thick coat Of lark was
formed around it. anal having been
carefully trimmed, grew up anI in
creased in dimcn'iuuS TO The hiGht oi
,sinc,y feet. the tree after witlI>,aud,lr
the w'ltry blasts Of forty five wears.
yielded up its vitality, and WAS c:.t
down by Mr.. Al,chlrl few week,
ago. In spliltin" up he first cut, tie
identical cane. a> first planted. dropped
from the centre of the ".. i,s, r!l..
same as II was When p!an,cI / y ii>,
years ago
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T!n' oldest book in The United States.
II IS said is Il ,rauusrripl B.Alr in ,l.
i"'>,r sion Of DR.. WiiirrHnnpm. "i' Ala
na'na, written over Il Nvn.lAI gcyr,
ago: He ,..e,,ihr, i, a.; follows: ii.v
l'"nI; i s;r,i,2 huu;,! Ia b,ard; Of tie
Old i-mgiisil oak, and with thongs. hy
wi.c, tic leaves are AIS, we'll boi.i!i
together. The leaves are entirely made
OF parchment, OF most arnrrior
quality, of IincncS. ana SGnoo;!.nesS
little mi,li"r to Tie best SATIN. Tie
pages arc all rnlrl with grca, accuracy
"t!,: written with great uli!"rm.lv and
hca i,y III the old German lcAt hand
and divided "ii in.o chapters and vrr-
,r>. The FIRST chnprr i'evcry book il.
the E'blr is wr!licn "i;lI Il large capi
'ai OF lniui'lh!r beauty, and splendid
!y Illuminated with red blue ;.mL b!..cI>
ink, still IN vivid co!prs: and no two at
the capita! !;!u.s in the book are
precisely Ike.
The above paragraph, evidently
written some ;tlnr Since, is nov going
lhc r"ands OF! The press Il IS proper
I" state lhal DR.. Wiihyl>punn die
alb VI Il wear ngr What has become
u!l!'>> y"lnnc !ct,";rL Ia, wc ayt ~,
aprrizc'l, but suppose il j, IN ihy pos.
session "!' his children, several %! "honl
reside. u '!:isci y. i is truly Ijl,ra
ry rrr"at and woul b. valnat!c
accession 10 s'.!.r ni Umr public libra
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STAIN, uBA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Washington .Star, Of Friday
evening, says that various Of the For
eIgn Ministers residing in that city, had
received, by the Asin, positive inform
ation Of the Harmonious ana entire
settlement Of The Biuck Warrior affair.
SPAN RENTS the fine Of $4,000 extract
ed Of the owners Of the ship; disclaims
any intention Of insulting the Ancli-
can flag in what transprcd OH her palt
her regulations. &c, for the port "i
Havana to be s" altered as will I,,ucti
cally guarantee American c"nlmercc
hereafter from II liability to any such
injury as occurred to it. in the case in
question.
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fon BHipss.-li any Of our youur
ladies are about TO commit matrimonv.
th"y will be obliged to US for giyinn
ti,'m The latest style of bridal costume
which is taken from the London I.ady's
newspaper. Our own opinion is that
it would be very pretty.
Rob Of rich white glace. The
SKIRT has three broad nnunccs, edged
with band "i white terry velvet, cut
out IN points 1T each side. The cor
Sa@r, which is high and fits closely TO
the iI."re, is fastened up the front from
lie waist to t!In throat by buttons. the
tops 81 which are set with clusters OF
S'n"ll pearls. The ccinlurr. which is
81 whit" terry velvet. is i.s,v,cd il,
lr"n' "i the waist in Il small bow aud
long i."W'"g ends the later, like the
trimming "n the llouncrS, is Gu; uut in
points at each side. The slcc cs,
winch i'St dr>r;.d 10 The elbow. are of
n"dcrA;c width, and are finished Il, The
ends hy bands nflcrry velvet. The
l'hder>!''rr, and collar are of Brussels
lace. TIE from, hair is arranged in
handr'nN; and y pIaitin. II the back
ha'r IS brought across The fore part Of
the head. Under this plat Of llair is
i'ars"" a band Of wl.itc ribbon, which
is fixed at each side by an ornament.
consisting Of . small srray of fine
pearls. Tie wreath which is worn at
The back of The head, is composed Of
jasmine, wl'itn r':se>, anl orange BIOS
sous, ana u der it is fixed a superb
Scarf ot B;ussri> lace, which f,rnS The
n! y! veil In front ni the corsa,e a
small nn"Ynt' OF the same bowers as
those ca'n1"siug tho wreath. The
praycr.b"ok j. covered with white ter
'y velvet, cnbns"mcd with silver. and
ANA IS fastened hy Il uluthrr.o' pearl
clasp. Boots ut white silk.
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i>n PRESERVE BuTrEw FEHslI. - Fin
ding the following receipt in an old
paper, send Il" you, h.pin. that
some Of your many readers may be
benefited by it: Take Of best pure
nomlnon salt two parts, sugar one part,
snitpetrc one part, beat and blend them
completely together. One ounce OF
this miAtnre I" e"cry pound of butter,
to be We. worked into the butter.
which is then put up Tor use. 1t is to
remain three or four weeks before the
Salts sufficiently blended. 1t has been
found sweet whe;: three years old"
D0iiur NeWSDuDcr
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE subscriber, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill "f Cogi!lar, Dixon Il Co. re.
simcliIlIly informs the public, that they ;,r,. M,
par"'l I" furnish l.ninbeI OF any description Il,
The shortest notice.
Having gn"d wagons and teams, they can de-
liver Ia purchasers wien desired. They have
iarg" quantity Of prime Oak and I.iyii,woo,l
Wlich ~ y can deliver 10 customers on ,nodrr-
:i:. t"rGiS.
TLaMs.--.t reasonable deduction in all case,
for cash. Or otherwise, nU,cs will be taken when
Jl'icrsarr filled
Every rNrriion will be used To giyc sa;istuc-
ton 10 those VINO ryorr ~ with orir,s
CuGLAN. DlXON, IL Co
:'um'rr.ilr, ian. IS, 1884 II #
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PSOc9GNsa%%s
HEiScsainf. Makers.

oh could there in this world bc found
Some little spot of happy ground
Without the village tatling
How doubly hlest that spot would be
Where all might dwell IN liberty.
Free from the bitter misery,
Of gossip's endless pralling
II such spo, wcic really known,
Dame peace NIGH, call i. rs her nwn,
And III it she might fix her throne.
Forever and forever;
There like queen might rcimn and live,
While every one would Sou,' forgive
The little Sights they urght receive,
Aud be ofltndcL-ncyrr.
'Tis mischief makers tla lctnoyc
Far from orr hearts Inc warmth Of love,
And lead US all to dlsapprnvr
What gives another pleasures;
They seem IL take ones part-lut when
They've heard our carr>, unkindy then,
They soon retail them o'cr again,
Mixed up with POISONOUS measure.
And then they've such a cunning way
Ot telling ill-meant tales; they say,
Don't mention it, pray.
Iwould not tell anohrr.'
Straight to our neigh5or they 90,
Nnrra'ng everything they know;
And break the peace OF high and low,
Wife, husband, friend, and brother.
oh that the mischief making crew
Were all rc'iuceu 10 one or two,
Aud they were painted rcd ar blue,
hai every one might knnw them,
Then w"nid onr villagers forget
10 rage and quarrel, tune and Irc,,
ANA falf INT" al angry pct,
With Thugs 80 much br!o" them.
For It's sad degrading part,
10 make ano;her's kosni, srnri,
And plant II dagger IN the heart,
We ought to iuvr and cherish
li'Gn let u$ cvcrmurc be found
In Tu!e!ness with al around,
" ME friendship, Joy aud peace abound,
And angry iccI.nr- perish
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DYSPEPSIA!
GAN BE CURElAi

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Bolsar, =,
Life is, nttcra trial of upwards nftyyentv vc,r.
IN great variety Of cases, confidently oi.toJ 80
the public, especially to those afflicted with III.
relief for their sufterinps
Read the following certificates. Th.v
from gentlemen OF high standing and residin,,
III your Immediate vicinity. They are but ons
or two OF the many in our possession all extol.
~ 'he ening virtues of this, Ito use the words
Of grateful Dispcptic who WIS cured Inv ito
uscl most precious compound. -"
CcTthcdfc from the Rcu. HartlceU .Sno;n
:, SUMTERvILLE,. S. &. Jan. 18Th 1853
Mr.. CHAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring I used two small bo,-
ties of your Balsam of Life; and .rncr;.nc,',
much benefit ! took il two or three Tine, 40;
~, teaspoonful at u dose in wine glass of
water. eNA VI
1t acted on my liver, and impaired a bcalthv
tone to nll my digestive organs, RELIEVING me af
distressing headache, and many other disagrecu,.
bic dyspcpftc svmtons.
tSigncd] II. SPAIN
Mr.. CIIAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR:-I take great pleasure in recon
mendng your "Baumc de Vie" (which nave
often used, and always with decided relief
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. Al
once stinnlant tonic and cathartic, nm sat.
'st'ed it will prove cminently scrvccable to ali
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general
Introduction throughout the country will be a
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly on hand, which
would not exchange for all the Anti.dyspcp.
tic nostrrns from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
lSigncdl JOHN w. ERWIN
For sale by,
MILLER & BRITTON, Wholesale Agents
Sumtcrvile, S. e.
Also for sale by DR.. w. Jas. DARGaw& Co..
and RICE & Thomson, Sum,crville, S. c.
KoGERs d SrENCaR, Bishopvie, S. C.
November 9, 1853 ,f
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-06-21

SHANE To MANHOOD. sec y deli
cate woman rubbing bed clothes over -
washboard from morning Til NIGHT and n
hurcuicnn gentleman mensurlng nut rolls
Of lace and delicate ribbnns, would make /.
Pawnee Indian laugh al our assumptions
of ch,Fa!rY.