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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-27
Steam Grist Mill.

q tlrst rate Grist Mill is now in operation
at The Sumter Machine Shops. A careful
and attentive watchman attends to this
department. Those who choose to avail
themselves OF this convenience can be ac-
co'nmodated every day except Sundays.
Il. J. COGHLAN, Manager.
Sept. q, 1854 45 If
u Walcllnun copy If.
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Gun and Locksmith Shop.

The subscriber informs the public that
he has added to tie workshops near the
Depot in Sumtcrville, shop for doing
Gun, Locksmith, and other fine Smi,hwork,
and has employed first rate workman
for that purpose.
T. J. COGILAN.
Sept. 81, 1854 45 If
u Watchman copy II.
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Notice.

Application will be made at tho next
session OF the Legislature for an Act H
incorporation Of Calhoun Lodge, No J,
Knights OF Jericho, located at Sumteryil!e''
South Carolina.
Sept. 9, 1854 as 3rf
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
SWMV&&NAAA@s s. @e
}. S. RICHARDSON, Jn. ro
JOHN Il. LOGAN, i'piio"S'
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. ". 1854.

~ w. w. WALKER, Jun, Esqr., is cur
duly appointed agent in Columbia, S. c.,
to receive and receipt for all sums due
the Sumter Banner.
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Notice.
gls{E 60 - go g. a.
Office Will. g. Man. r. r. Cn.

ON and after LIST Of October, the Pas
senger Ra'es Of Fare ON this Road, will be
established as fellows:
FIRST Rate Fare, Dcr station, S 30
from Wilmington
ton to KingsviIle, 6 90
Second Rate Fare, per s:a,ion. 25
" - for two or more
ntatlons-per station, 20
=" :" from Wilmington
to Kingsv'llc, 400
J. +. ROBERTSON,
Act'g Supt.
Sept. y, 1854 4S 1t
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Another Palmetto gsOupe

Another Palmetto Gone.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J.
WHITE who served in the Richland
Company of the Palmetto Regiment,
died in Columbia on Sunday last.
Thus one by one the members of
that Spartan band are slowly marching
to the grave and ere many years arc
gone all of their number will have
finished the last fight and conquered
the last enemy which is Death"
Though no cenotaph be erected to
commemorate their glorious actions
and noble deeds, yet they will not be
forgotten.
"Thcylirc inJams though not in lye."
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HT'MEWEAL.

MARRlED,--On the 9th inst, by
the Rev. A. E. Chandler, Mr.. Thomas
Il. WHITE, and Miss FRANCIS r.
SrANN, daughter Of Mr.. Willis Spann,
all Of Sumter District.
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Ylle HDeHOf.

The depot Of the Wilmington and
Manchester cars, is during these leis-
ure months the terminus of u daily
walk for all those fond Of exercise, or
meeting the great thoroughfare of tra,
vel between North and South. In
common with others we have noticed
the improvements going OH in this part
Of the town, which was a year ago only
an old field, now thriving portion of
an improving country town. TO the
industry and enterprise Of Capt.
MITCHELL Of the uarllcc House "
much credit is due for his public spirit
in planting trees and other wise clearing
and beautfying the new street. Mr..
1. j. CooHLAS and his slcjge hammer
have also accomplished much and
mean to do more-vide the three ad.
vertisements in this weeks paper. 1t
is always considered an evidence ol
prosperity and 8 gacity to see man
advertising and publishing his business
to the world and if industry and attcn
tion to orders present any claim for
public patronage We think our friend
CoGHLAS stands good chance Of max
ing some few Jumps Of gold, even
though they be hammered out of iron
and ground in the "nill" or may be
caught on q "hghtaing rod."
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HBUY DR. DADHD's
MODERN HORSE DOCTOR

THE BEST WORK ON TIE HORSE
EVER RPURLlSHED IN AMERICA.
~ l,RiCESl,2A
John p. JEWETT 6. COMPANY,
& Gs Publishers, Boston.
Sept- ~, 1851 E.'n ar 81,
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Livery ITee "lliie man OF tWenty-One
years (paupers, non. n.conmissioned officers
and privates of the Army OF The United
States cxcepted) being citizen ol this
State. and having resided therein two
years previous to the day Of election, and
who has freehold of fifty acres of land,
or town lot Of which he has been legal.
ly seized and possessed at least six months
before such election, or not having such
freehold or town lot, hath been resident
in the election District in which he offers
to give his vote before the election six
months. shall have right to vote for IA
member Or members to serve in either
branch Of the Legislature for the Election
District in which he holds such property
or residence"
ReSo9red, That the two years residence
required by the Constitution in voter,
are the two years Immediately previous
TO the election, and the six months resi-.
dence in the Election District. are the SIX
months Immediately previous to the elec.
ton. But If any person have his home in
the State. lie does not lose the right o.
residence by temporary absence with the
i,'t'nton of returning, but it one have his
home and family in another State, the
presence Of such person. although contin.
ued for two years in the State, gives nc
right to vote.
Resolred. That it shall be tho specia
duty of the Managers to report to the
Solicitors all violations of tho election law,
and sll cases OF tribcry aud corruption, apd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27
price TWO Cents

Sec. s. The special commissioners, now in
Office, shall hold their Offices until the artlnal
election of Governor, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-six, and until success
sors shall be chosen and qualified IN their
places. w V
Sec. 6. At the annual election, - the
year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
SIX, and each third year thereafter, IN each Of
the counties except Suffolk and Nantucket,
there shall be two. special commissioners cleo
ted, in the manner provided in this act, for the
election of county Commissioners, said special
commissioners not to be inhabitants Of the
same town, or of the same town as either OF
the county commissioners excepting in the
county of Dukes, and such special commls-
sioners shall hold their Offices for the term Of
three years, and until successors shall be ehe-
sen and qualified in their places. ss1
Sec. Z. In all elections of county ccmnais-
sioners and special commissioner the person
having the highest number Of votes, and be-
ing otherwise qualified, shall be declared to
be elected, but in case two or more persons
shall have an equal number Of votes, BY reas-
on of which neither of such persons shall be
elected, another election shall be ordered, IN
the manner provided BY die fourteenth chap
ter of the revised statutes "a
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B. & G. weekly receiving per steamers, the Latest
Patterns English Goods to which the attention Of pur-
chasers who want choice Carpet, is invited.
mchS d&w3m
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Boston advertisements.


niche dSm IS fremont St. Boston
TEVFTE METROPOLITAN NEW AND
Il SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, manufactured and
for SALE wholesale and retail. by CIIIIS0N, RICHARD
LON, & CO., 374 Broadway, New York; also, OIL and
5S Blackstone street, Boston.s
1t embraces all the modern improvements, combining
beauty, durability and economy in the use OF fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity OF ITS con-
strucon and the consequent facility with which it is
managed particularly commend to the attention Of those
in want of irst-class cooking range
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that of any other in present being so construct
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum the heat is equalzed undel
all the boiler openings.
The revolving CRATE supported by lever adjusted in
such that the rechamber can be instantaneous
y empted while the is closed as to prevent the
escape of dust or ashes into the room.
The oven is size, with the hues arranged as
to in the highest possible degree an equal amount
of radiation every side, being elevated and on level
with the top of the fre-anber; the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates are lined with
composition, which being non-conductor OF heat gives
the advantages of brick oven.
Under the oven is a large and capacious Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing a valuable service for warming dishes of food.
Being supplied with powerful water-back, the range
may be made to furnish without extra fire. large amount
of hot WATER at all times for bath or other purposes
Provision is also made for the attachment of hoair fix
tures by which, in addition to its culinary department. it
subserves an important purpose for warming dining
paor, either above adjacent to the apart
ment in which it is placed.
The Fues are large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, Coke Wood 1t re-
qures additional fixtures for the of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu-
liar advantages being complete in itself aud in no respect
dependent on brick-work for any Of its aues
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any,
In respect cost compares most ayoraby with either
Of the Eleyated-0ven Ranges now in market.
mch21 daw1y
DATES & GOLDTHWAIT, NO. 45 WASH
ND INGToN, STREET,
Rafs,oo,, No,,,.f SY.,ef ord Ho,.5Liv
Wholesale and retail Dealers in CARPETING, viz:
TAPESTRY VELVET,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
BIGELow BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY,
KIDDERAIINSTER,
AND INGRAM.
Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from to yards wide
white and colored Straw Carpetng, l. "A, o. and GA
wide.
Bookings Stair Carpeting, English and American Woo
Mats, Rugs, Stair Rods, &c, &c.
B. & G. weekly receiving per steamers, the Latest
Patterns English Goods, to which the attention of
chasers, who want choice Carpet, is invited.
mchS d&wSm
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months 81 for three months; 10 per week. single
copies two cents each When paid strictly in ADVANCE
deduction of 81 year will be made, and proportonate
reduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance LIS cts. years single copies cents each.
" The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters other States 3S cts.
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts,, 10 cts. years in
other States, "a cts. a year.
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CLOTHING, $f,


SPR ING CLIO THIN
IT fact that have the desirable OF Ready
Made Clothing AMI Furnishing Goods that be found in
this County
Broadcloth Frocks, Sacks, and Dress Coats,
every kind and quality.
TWEED, SATINET, AND CASHMERE.
Silk Satin, Velvet Lasting, Broadcloh, Tweed Valencia
Doeskn, and Fancy Pants, from $3.50 $3.50. Cotton
and Wooden Under Shirts andI DR. wers Gloves, Stocks
Neck Ties Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Shirts Collars
Paris Bosoms, Wool and Cotton Hose, Caps Umbrellas
Suspenders, Carpet Bags &c.
Also, g BOD assortment Of Rubber Clothing and good
stock OF
BOYS CLOTHING,
such as Jackets Vests Coats Pants, and Caps.
N. B. This stock must be sold within SIX WEEKS
must vacate this Store for six monhs consequently
must sell goods the Lowest Cash Prices. Please give
me ca before purchasing elsewhere, my Goods and
Prices cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to all.
No. Merchants Row, nearly opposite the B. & W. R.
R. Depot. MELVILLE WALKER.
mch1e dawtf
Hsa SPRING STYLES. = JUST RECEIy-
k&4 ed, the latest styles of superior Moeskin HATS
80 which will be sold low, to Cash purchasers.
E. MERRILL,
ETNFASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
" large variety which will be sold at great de-
duction from cost at MERRILL's
mas2 dawtf No. 81 Main st.
r w. STURTEVANT, MERCHANT THOR,
lie wishes his friends to remember that he does not
'1CustOm Ready-Made Clothing"
STOP SHOP,
that being direct contradiction Of terms but that he
makes to order the the very best of CUSTOM WORK,
rs low prices you buy the miserable s'Cusom
eady-AIade' sop work, with which the country flood
ed l5l Main St., Worcester. aplo d&wf
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QNDON EMERY.-l0o CASKS best London
la2o ddH 81 Min &.
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JUST RECEIVED,

nRIED PEACH.-A NICE ARTICLE
~ Of Dried Peach just received at No 8 Front St.
f16 diff BROOKS 4 STEARNS
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TESHE INDIA RUBBER COME co.,
II Omce Al CliGSt., New York,
Sole Manufacturers, under Goodyears Patent, offer to
the Trade large assortment Of India Rubber Dressing
Combs, Ladies' Tuck and Side Combs, Chidrens Long
Combs &c, of the highest finish, and superior in eastc
ty and durability to combs of any other material They
feel softer to the head than any other comb not Affect
ed by moisture grease and warranted stand any eli
mate and not to warp or split
For sale by the principal comb dealers in New York and
at the Depot of the Company. ja30 d3m
ENEEL MACHINE.--To Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturers in of article which has been pro
nounced by those who have used it, of the best
chimes for fitting the heel now in
By this method, good workman turn off 500 pairs
day. Mr. Sam' Keen of East Bridgewater, is the in
ventor, and has constantly hand large supply both
of heeng and welt machines The subscriber refer
to Mr. George w Bliss Union Street
All orders promptly attended to by VIM PAINE, Jr.
Agent for Worcester and vicinity mchl3 d6w*
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Boston advertisements.
SCHENCK & PILLINER,
JOEL M. HOLDEN.

JOEL M. HOLDEN,
Furniture md Z PlIOIsteFy Ware-ROOms,
l61 HANOVER, 1l9 Il BLACKSTONE ST., BOSTON,
Sign Of the MdnBloh BedsfeGd.
FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES.
large assortment of Beds Mattresses, Bedstedds, B
reals, Chairs, Tables Looking glGssss, Clocks, &c.
conttanty hand and for sale wholesale and retail
mch9 the lowest cash prices. dSm
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LARGE AND ELEGANT sToCk


OF
AR E rs.
SPRING SALES OF 1854.
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oiiisets u '''' ''i "A'i 10 nv"
11,,.,
OAnF - q N4AANH "a VOoDs'
and comprises one Oh 'ne largest Assor'en 70 De ouno
-
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90 ossrs Bana- @cos do Nhoi4o wool sl hides ekh
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ssoess F sass 81 aa
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Rawlin9o Buebauon, Carroll &co5 do EIeyeh &coes bb
niolaases Sabatsra ts Troar Hayde Tois'
sugar, $50 bois molastes.
BAYOU sARAPsr steamer New iona; "a bales Oakley
SsSlo raad- Wiaas Sse1s zshs Wisn
~ hnus Sugar 40 bnfbf egg Adaml6o do do
bb maisssT Msnsrd bb, rni 70 a.
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empty bbIs psrbV to % ee56o
cotton qs5 thds sngar SID bbn mo- ssses ~ - paish
NJ. - II - - ''''as a.
sI steamer Bacon 500 bb -four 60 do whisky
dn
90 e2 pois arg aoo 20 Hour Oby Macauays3a
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pI 90 40 Lyman Scott &cofsT do Eager2ss
~ AZ a. III IN aso-Ss3 90 40 Fosdiek Aeo
bomuv cos brs paint Bogs William, o,
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A RRIvAL or MADAME ApoLpHE d
LECrG RES.

ESREE LECTURES in the HALE Of the Me-
THURSDAYS, a o'clock,
MONDAY 6shon the Mechanism Man. A.. Mott
hA Continuation Of the History Of the Invention
the S ean-Engipe By Judge Ia
MONDAY, 18th and THURSDAY isthTwo Lectures
nsnee the Mechanic Arts the Human Race By Hon. Chn
MONDAY 2oon the Necessity Mechanical Education. By
Dr. Samuel A. Cartwright
THURSDAY, 2cdon the Dangers of Mechanism By D. Rand,
Esq.
THUbspAY 2Othsubeetto be selected By DR..
THURSDAY. 6th-0n the Relation TO Com
~ G Smid Esq.
MONDAY Extraordinary Development Resources
ofthe United States contrased with other
Reselius, Esq.
THURSDAY, l3th-0n "Paestue.n By Or. w. A.. Scott.
MONDAY lfthSubiret tn be selected BE- Prof Dimiry.
THURSDAY 20n Popular Education Europe
BY Joseph Brennan.
MONDAY sAhon Astronomy connected with Lunar Ecpes
Be- Geo ga Palfey. W. G. KENDALL,
mh3 Chairman o. COMMITTEE on I.ectnr
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I'LL LA NouyKlLR oRLsASs, lie % Fevrier, 1854.
Pace de consolidation de Ia Nuvee Orleans qn
Decentralization
co1ormemsnt ace snpllem
qu pnurvo Incorporation de la vile de Lafayette
d,apes $780, du Con
vile de ia Nnuyes Orleans qui "a dea diff
erents districts ct wards appouye le u oetsbr. 1851
men qualities de Ia vile de Ia Nouyele olean 3eme
LuND de Maa proclaim Jour d. dit mos pour eiire les
officers la vile dc la Souyes Orleans ct members du
Conseit Commun c. mRle suit savnir:
I'm Marie de Ia Vile de la Nouyelle Orleans.
I'm Iresorier.
I'm Contt5
I'm Commissae des Rues,
Les OFFICERS eeus devan Sire nommea ticket general
Quare Reeolsts mer district SAVIOR; I'm dams ehaque
district del vile do Ia Nouvel4 Orleans
Sept members dq Cone de Aldermen yacsnes
fancey b. W. Perry Dr. sore Labatu E. Gique Lugenbuhl
Dams lie Prsn,'sr District, trois Aldermen
Dams 10 Sc ond District deux Aldermen.
Dams lie Troiseme District, IN Alderman.
Dene Quaeme District, un Alderman.
yingse membres consei des Assistants suit
Dams j. Premier Ward, roa Assistnnta-A Aldermen
Dams L Seeeod Ward gqatre Assistants, a dermen
Dams ls Quatema Ward, denx Assistants Aldermen.
Dams lie Cpquems Ward, tros Assiatants Aldermen.
ID Siyeme Ward, deu1 Assist Aldermen.
L le Septlemo Ward, d-ux A aetanls Aldermen.
Dams lie Huitieme Ward IN Assistant Alderman. ---
ansl lie Neuviame Ward. IN Assistant Alderman.
Daus Dixiene Ward deux Assistan s Aldermen.
le Onriams Wafd Assistant Alderman.
pos dfrents endo and inPeeticu
Les etre
formtment a Ia loi, [mh,l A D. cRossMAN, Matte.
u ANDlNG FROM BARK LUCY
- IS barrels Large No 8 MAzKERELi
io9kt I4arse No . MACKERGL;
see C0DFISHs and
so boxes FALKtKK ALE. For aals by
mhi7 iw H l. stone co Il Grayler street
EDECANs-50 bags New Texas For sale by
4 mills s.H. KENNEDY CO., u Tshoupis0ulas ss
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NsRoGLAMATIoN BY THE MAYoR.--MAY-

PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.--MAY-
CRAFTY OF NEW ORLEANS 9sh Of February,
tue of the consolidate the city of New oas
the and approved February
vdng the Incorporation of the city city
0riean Febuarv
the ordinance No. $50 the
New Oean ApporonUg thu Of the several districts
and watdE approved October IA, 1852:
Notice hereby that election will be held by the qualified
of the city Of New Orleans the FOURTH MONDAY
MARCH neSt the nth Of said month"; the following
executive officers city New Orleans The
Council, wit
Mayor oftke city of New Orleans.
Treasurer
Comptroller.
Surveyor.
Commissioner
The Of foregoing by general ticket
-Four Recorders TO be elected DISTRICTS from district
of the city OF New 0fleans
Seven members the Board
STONED the expired terms Of w. Sewe c. d Yancey, w
Dr. isidoe Labaut f. Gique Lasenbuhi and j. NJ rke
Three Aldermen from the First District. q
Two Aldermen s ON the Second District
One Alderman ON the Third District
One Alderman ireMl the Fourth District.
Twentyseyen members Of the Assistant Aldermen,
lows:
Three Assistant Aldermen the Ward.
-Four Assistant Aldermen from the Second Ward
Six Aesis ant Aldermen from The Third Ward,
Two Assist4ht Aldermen the Fourth Ward.
Three Aassistan Aid from ID Fiah Ward
Two AsiRtnut Aldermen from the Ward.
Two Assistant Alierne en- from the Seventh Ward.
oae Assistant Alderman rom the Fig tn Ward,
Que Assistant Alderman rem the Ninth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen he Tenth
One Assistant Alderman the Eleventh Ward.
The such places
such nspeciors hereafter riding
mbs A. D. CRoSsMAN Mayor
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LAKE STEAM ERs..
MoRLL.E.

E1sOR MOBILE Direct--DsiIy o. s. 49, =
grss ss', fsEsSfx,
frost, FEGRfgtA ans
r Hem, fnessst. hait Sr re eaas,
it artcugofasfen Ore 81 s above wil
he Poufrhayain nFEY, hsrrl II the t'frk
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?. NJ q. GRfyDES, Aasns, IN fnHk Psses. n1e
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EB Those infal for the Of RUPTURE
daily increasing popularity proetsiui
their friends with hearetoy, Il cued- eaed-adiealy
cured, by the use Of 5z5s f5s5
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYntt
country. Throughout England
universally their appreciation
while they the only constructed
with the principles Of Surgery. effect
from all Others, light eiast
completely the
exercise But lat be observed that
the construction that the
they mus. iook equally toi application
81 that will result fu IT. Dr. ceie
English Hernia ably argues
mechanical Y.
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application. which,
Absorption facilitating the
Its certain when there the lower
ab ionaeo prsdspositont frpturs
proprietor this popular Truss Remedy
and treatment of arn
Rupur enables him. select Of the right
size shape promote speedy and radical cure
| EF Particular attention given TO Ruptured Children.
PLANTERS aud others may their SLAv CuRED without
ererpg with their labor and enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
| NESS.
the Patent cara.ive TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY woh imaous particular
the inquire
| for and have aperonal interview with
| DR.. SH Err nj AN,
fsbas Iysp 20 st. Charlcs Street.
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RED RIVER.

viii leave FRIDAY, March a. o'clock n.
NQRs MINDEN, LAKE BIsTIsEAu, f. IL
GRAND BAYOU. CAAPTE. GRAND ECoRE. k6Ezs5l
ALEX ANDREA. GoRDONsS LANDIsG
New O leans and Mnden Paeses IsA
BELLA.-The very light drausht
ISABELLA. E. Mar hail. receiving freight and viii
leave above For freight wing cnsrpasd aecono
wllileave SATURDAY sfsreh u.s. at S o'clock rn.
VyOR SHREVEPORT, g r AND
ECoRE, NATcIITacHEs, ALEXANDRIA
lsndngs.The elegant aad swift
ming passenger packet GAD0 No. Q, Captain
Graham will For freight paag having Enc
accommodations, apply on board. or to
( N. B.-Freight n high smhsA
win iesve FRIDAY, March ii, ii o'clock -
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BLUFFS, SHREVEPORT, CAMPrE, GRAND ssss sssds3
EEnRE Observation-Disclosures Red River 1exSzaszzadk4
Packet s. W. DOWNsTbs elegant and swift
W. DOWNS Geo H Clark will leave
ssabove. For freight passage, apply on board
mhqS SMITH 4 FIAfISTER. Is Canal street.
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