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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-11-20
,ity we have not more Of such in our State.

Pity we have not more of such in our State.
Among the Agricultural implements is sub
soil plow, made from model by Mr.. II. A..
Springs, of our district. The share is diamond
shaped, sharpened at both ends, convex on one
side and concave on the other, and attached to
the old Golfer stock so rs to run horizontally. 1t
was at first designed for railroad contracts, but
with some triAng improvements, making lighter
draught, may be applied to plantation work. A
year or two ago, Mr.. Springs had drawing of
this plow published in the ''Farmer and Planter \"
1t caught the eye of Professor Mapes, of New
York. who at once gave it precedence, pilfered the
idea, and is now manufacturing "Mapes, Patent
Improved SuS soil Plows' for the world. The
idea is Mr.. Springs but the Yankee has, US usual,
gone ahead in putt ng it to work. Mr.. Springs
tells ME that Mr. Walker made the plow now on
exhibition; and as it is pronounced to be the best
idea yet brought out for a suh-soiler, he may yet
improve the model so as to "makc good thing of
it." The Scotch iron-plow by Mr.. John Anderson,
and another by J. G. B. Gill, both of Chester, are
much commended. In the same department, l
noticed capital contrivance for pump, combi-
ming the suction and force principles, made by
Messrs. Kellogg and Dodge, Charleston. 1t can
be worked by child. and is cheap.
Without taking into account tithe of the many
note worthy objects met with to-day, and with
but "a lick and promise mention Of those l
have alluded to, the length of my letter warns
me to desist. Ample justice could not be done
to all the departments, without writing book.
Yours, s. W. n.
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SWAMI g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.

COUTHERN MILITARY !AADEMY LOTTE-
y RY! Glass X, to be drawn in the City Of
Mobile, Alabama, in public, on Wednesday, De-
cember 10, 1856, on the plan Of SINGLE NUM-
BERS! John Hurtel and W. W. McGuire, Esqs.,
Commissioners. $4,000 Tickets, $50 Prizes .
More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets. Bril-
ant Scheme
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-11-20

5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by
the last figure of the number that draws the S40,-
900 Prize For example, if the number drawing
the $4,000 Prize ends with No. l, then all the
Tickets where the number ends in will be enti-
tied te $40. If the number ends with No. g. then
oil the Tickets where the number ends in 2 will be
entitled to $40, and so on to O.
As, by this Scheme, one Ticket in every 10 is
guaranteed to draw $40, we will sell Certificates Of
Packages of 10 Tickets (where the numbers end in
l., 8, 4, s. 6, 8, 8, o. at the following rates
which is the risk on them,
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount
guaranteed accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
g. " 10 Half :" /" ... 80
{" !" 10 Quarter 6 -. Is
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
80 8. SWAN. & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery Ala. .:
Noy2O AZ At
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YORKVILLE, S. G.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1885,
IRON WORKS FOR SALE.

The alternating Forge land will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises in Castor County, l'th Oh
December See notice.
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THE OUTSIDE.

Our Publisher has furnished something extra
good we think, this week, in the way OF OUTSIDE
reading. .sSut Lovengood,' on the fourth pagers
worth an entire s.beneft." Read it all.
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IRON WORKS FOR SALEl!!

RY virtue of o Decree of the Court Of Equity
ID for CASTOR Co., n. c., Twill sell on the prem
ses On Crowder's Creek in said County, on the
18th day of DECEMBER, 1856, and on q credit
of nine, and fifteen months, with interests from
date, the undivided one-halfsof the well known
ABERNATHY FORGE LAND, being about'sOO
ACRES, and embracing an incxhaustible ORE
F. NJ. .ABERNATHY, C. NE.
Also, at the same time and place, and on like
terms, will be sold the REMAINING HALF of
said property. - fsz,a.
a. 4 G6Ins HoYL, Commissioners.
Dallas, n. G., Nov 90, 1856. 47:4t
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r OST OR MISLAID, during Court week,
Ia pair of sPECTACLES, in gold frame, With
purple case. The finder willabe satisfactorily re-
warded by leaving them at this Office. a.,
Nov 90 AZ - < H.. : At
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

$3.50 prizes amounting to '- S2O4,
Whole Tickets, S10-Halrss; S5-Quarters, S21.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-25

r WASHINGTON NrEL I1GENCE Ion, the Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore sun, writing dh-
der date Of the l7th inst, has the following
The Senate have confirmed the entire list Of noi.
nations for promotion in the Navy. There was yes
terday, some opposition to the procedure, but the
principle involved was settled by the confirmation of
the two first names on the list The Senate bill in re-
laton to the officers who were subject to the action
of the Navy Retiring Beard wil it is supposed meet
with little opposition in the House, and viii passed.
Lift indeed it be reached at all this session. IS
The three million bill, for armng Qualifications al
tering muskets ETC.. will come up for consideration
again on Monday. AS a war measure il isIo longer
necessary. andit is possible Congress will deferit t
the next session. Twelve hundred thousand dollars
Of the sum to be appropriated to the alteration
ftthe u s. muskets. These arms are now compare
lively worthless but it is stated that at small ex-
pense they can be ried and with tile MIME cartridge
will be converted into Minnie rifles For three dollars
apiece they can be altered into Mimic rifles with the
addition OF percussion caps and Maynard's primers.
The House will dispose Of all the contested elec-
tion cases thisweek In the Illinois case Mr.. Allen,
the sitting member, was heard today. Tomorrow
Mr.. Archer the contestant, will speak, and also Mr.,
Stephens, Of Georgia, in support Of the sitting
member 1=T - iSEb'es 4 s3I - 25 2s' ~ njs,9iE
The movements in favor of Mr.. Fillmore ii,iyarous
parts of the country aordan assurance that more
confidence We're felt in his chances for electonyhe
would De pressed with great yigpr. y%,5 i
| Circumstances are now very favorable I'd d com
merciat treaty with Mexico, and lit lis presumed that
Mr. Forsyth is instructed to every effort to obtain
one Nm a3f{ s;zcFFs.t s,itsi s.. 6 y.7sY II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-25

sHswheh tile Emperor NAPOLEON TIL undertook his
last trip to Angres he took particular pains to in-
quire which Of theiuundated districts were INHABITED
by the ,most violent Of his opponents and forthwith
betook himself to the places attended only
by the Bishop and Project Of the Department. Here
he mingled fanliliarly with men w0ile kneW were
thirstng for his blood and when he got INTO q boat
TO visit the ofrnin he selected his boaten from
among the most ayowed and anatical Of his Repnbl-
can enemies. 4 The utter contempt Of danger thus
Of the people, and persons who had been his bitterest
opponents ever since of bis dynasty
were therst to rend with the shouts OF were
lREnlnerenn. H sEs.st is.ii .1ESl efsnaa
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One Of the English Journals gives IN accountof a
man who, while plonghing ~ the field, was OF 9nee
struck down by lightning and both bis horses killed
He was SO much Injured that his iite was despaIed
on 9phc doctor during hisattendarce upon him, dis
coVerad that he was suffering from malignant cancer
al the lip, and uponhis proposed remove
1t by ah operaton. But Just as the surgical operation
was abnttt be perfnfued, III was discovered
lhealingTroeess c6ulBienced andin ashort time
the man5w coaple cured This san argument
! indeed, in favor Of curing by electricity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-25

a rascal who was caught with his hand ia smother
mans pocket the other evening, excused .Mmself
thus :,Nss 33sssil4 93{s 3 73
0Eit is. IL ne eyer intendea TIL rob that iT aIif ae
knows Ia When ID Iaap. p a. crowd has, his
hand loose he ii Just ~ into somebody
seises tibeket as his own was IN precissi such q
tiN uIhappened to slide my hand down Id tllas sda
pocket, thinking it was my ard a afmoss5teis
certain it was my poesss seoyeted il didnt
spppttain aSfy red lss5i ~ iis;
Individuality sslgrh 10 Ne rssFeatet and
hontre1s ~: the If.,t' of nfI pfs,i] -
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IN U...MlEL BIlL.El .I22.
.asb 0rttalrs 9aflp QlDrssefnt.
Stray Thought
4 s! is's', f n. 7. lag5.A,M4N s5. ,BEAgE.

ID A -
FaEi away there sleeps a maiden, itsitasss
;lf5 Where the forests daily sing 4 i3s sfg.
Songs that mnrn.ur, aeeS,Iy la2ieus 13.
S2 @3s. tpr the joys they TAIN Would brifgg ts4
!5fo Smiling stii hina death she's sIseniIl
a Smiling as in days OF yoget 95s All
Sorrow from my heart isreanina X "A n
Fruits embittertd III its core III 5s8s
yt3 81 flushed the voice that fendlY nttezei
II Words that breathed a holy love 4 q;
E But an echo family niIttared FL, &.
Iingers still from worlds above. sssl
Sad and lonely, ever roaming &ss5
3 Seeking ofer the desert wild, {$ss "a .S
For the long expected cleaning @ h ,5sS SslsSss
Of the hope by death beguiied. 5
5s99 3 I'D Dark and dreaEy, as the shrouded VI "
.at u IS Bier that bears the midnight honr, sS 4
Hopes and joyg seem eyer clouded, II
sSf 3i5tL Sthed by an unseen power. tAA III
~ Tears and amiles dixie have vanished
+ From my heart through memory IL II 5stl8
S. Der the urn Of pleasures baniahad,
Blooms the love still tfne To thee 5$ &
fasWAsHINaTos, d. C.5, Julyy, 1866
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's FOR RED RIVER.

: f VIII leave SATURDAY. 2sl Inst at O'Clock P.sI II
~ !, fJyss ~ FOR ALEKANDRTA-THE FINE
fast running passenger packet steamer III IGla
G. Al Crook master. u SRiH leave above fo
This boat large and for speed
and elegance freight or
'E jy2t @ @fiSo Z s.. gs4 81 Front street,
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] SEA GOING Jesse IS.
4 rE < x s a ID, MEXICO. e. g

4? sB
P'ass ss%s ssess Il
ssfsR
m Sppge ths I
pSas iassfisss e "
2swnlieavG On nTHuRspA = July 81 ats O'clock. r.
ssu 5AlSTaasTe "a Tssss yIA
s]s sssss
H2sklse IoRoAN
Gspsa aranpns :" uu1sss otherwise
ssissD ss sEss @ ssz si sss ssss r i'
vi FR 4 Isn
ssszs Pass SsssE I hs4ss 5ssss
S''a ~ ffsisss sSey
vii = fhs
.I2g2I PHILADELPHIA. '52s
oE II ,ssaa4 5sslsf sSs.:
engaged T Sas
passage g sSe Fss 8 ss9es ''s
sf&SSxS EOR FIJI AIA.- REGULARt
T. ESSM LllNE FAChETS-The regular packet brig May
jackson, MASTER having most Of cargo
passage, apply on board or to N ,5
ss26a el gIoEGEo W. HYNsoN CO.. 80 Camp street.
II pasFss 5ssf Thos.
@ s,4e Tqpsa aspae st bshass her
PeEihss 'pps g s6.tY " g
--vT7-TN 777- N "a
.Lsd .atas .5ss .sfa57Bo ST o N:.i29a s'saz t5{,0
1
4 .S1ON ,, FOR Dir BGSTON.- N.-REGULAR, LINE PACK
EI.@ihe a Al snip SromSYeii Balls master hay
t7ng most o. her cargo engaged and going on board
Will SAL as above: Fe5 gaisnss Ct freight apply tS
1 ,,...L-.=5. GEo: w HfNSON e CO., " Camp-street
For passage, apply to Captain, Oh boardgg tGE fiylS
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7
Capt D. w. Hoffman, viii leave the end
train Railroad every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
and on the Of IL O'Clock and
aEI w an lsays e
On onsATURDAY the VI "a Young will leave the Lake end Of
the Railroad on tho o r n or Mandey
Lewsburg and Aadohyile returning VIII leave Maisone
2 = 'essss N1~'e' SUNDAY EXCURSION. Y 81. y. Il
The W. g. Young will make excursion to Le-
shurg and Madison every SUNDAY MORNING on the
arrival Of the get back to enable
5 Fare excursion ST. fish ls provided
on board Price 80 H sE afI ass
.For further particalats, inquire MI @ @ 35y. VIZ @
r., \, Is ii q u ID E' ls EFT
81 STEAMER CREOLE unner aArrangg-
Ocean spring
CREOLE Joseph Nelson built expressly trade,
with superior will leave the Pontchartfain
Railroad 6nthe Of tie cars
@ Iseyss gssss VaS
THURSDAYS. 9 al: N cars FRIDAY MORNING 8tIa
.ERIpAYs, .:I.is4 b Ne ears sATURDAYE MoRNING.a
sSz Leaves Jsfersoa RaiIroad 5s.3
TUESDAY; $40 "a. b. cars SATURDAY, m. cars
The returnngpn Monday and
prday will not stop at Pass Christian and Bay
Freight! baggage, horses COWS Carriages
days and Thursdays to go by these trips must be
railroad on the time x oclocA
trains and Fridays and Saturdays the previous days
in time for the O'Clock ans or viii be left the
trip s .5agFtt}ES eliI4&&i S3i i g{SQ{ss t5g
Es,f. i PARE " Ss;a.iTJ 1S I{sTi9 w 4
passage Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs 81 &
Deek passage. ~ . !.. Wy =
New Orleans tune L 1856! je5
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hlrty-F7e..rsla

spWAsHEsGToN, July Is. liter PASSING 4
bill repeating the iaW uthorizng the erection Of an
arnory IN the Senate proceeded To the
consideration of private bills 4s 5.31 "a a. Is
House. Illinois contested election case vas re-
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q " s3ffl n
= "a Correct Position.

In an article IN the Louisville journal N On the
prospects Of the candidates copied i'm our paper of
relies upon Buchanan to defeat tbs election &c Fre-
mont Its reliance is upon bfoIs sen reed FL Tie
to arrest the sarreiit of
freesollls1n and has alread to threat
ening power We haze no doubt of the correctness
Of this position. The Journal shows tIIat II Mr.
Buchanan were To receive the whole of
the Southern Sates he still would fail short df tie
number required to elect him far from his
RECEIVING the whole Southern vote lit is highy Drofa
Bile that his vote III that section viii not ea1aI tst
which viii be given for AIr. Fillmore. How, then
can the friends of Mr. Buchanan expect to carry him
into the Presdency7 BY taking the election te the
House Of Repres tatyes That would be a hazard
ous2 xperiment, as Fremont has strength Of at
least thirteen States in the House and may posibIy
get one or two more. IF he should come within orie
ortWo States of being elected BY the Hpnse, money
South be really desirous 10 defeat Fremont, ,the
only saeplan to adopt is, to vote for Fillmore with
the votes Of the Southern States m can be chosen by
the electors We hare strong hopes that heWili be
abe e carry New York in which case there could
of the Southern States The Journal SAYS sW
York, New Jersey and California are certain for Fill
more and in Ohio it is incidentally believed that the
hmeHs baE paFsy ssE1ngeE n thousand votes
Underthe circumstances the Journal asks, that
every true Southern man will pause ana feaeot'
Be he Democrat Or: Know Nothing, or Old Line
Wing. (says the journal we ask him to inform
himself what are the facts and We tell him canddiy
but seriously, that ere another month shall have
elapsed twill beapparent to the whole country that
none but Mr.. mofe can defeat the election Of Col.
Fremont, and that tits the duty of Southern men,
without to party, to give to him their earnest
and unanimous support; ssill}i3 5S5'st. 4
have heretofore expressed the opinion that Mr..
Buchanan cannot be elected President either BY the
popular vote or the House of Represen and
We think that this must be pparent to his friends
1ofT
of thereby electng Mr. Fremont = If they do, upon
their heads wllrest the perpefiatng
sectional feeling which is So preudical to Southern
interests. Baltimore Clipper, .ss II Y, e y VI 3$
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ag9he late concerts of Mile Parodi and NJ. Strakosh
have it said netted over $50 900 They have given
togethertwo hundred copeertsin various citiesofthe
United States closing their tour at Toronto, c. w,
by n concert last week, and they are now at Lake
Ge0rpe. 7S'f%f{itj'St'
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1.IILl,TS'sjJ:JJR s I q A1TCE.. |.
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. gDNa-
IL PANY. OF. NEW oRLEANs.aEh slt Llllt.E s..IIIl

iTsDU1srANAsar iT sarETUA Ar. INSURANCE ufSpa- i
~ PANY, OF NEW oRLE Ms. te 5lILIpi I
conformity With the y hsa hffh ehaSss
easasy Rssh h. 1sTRas Rs iss
Amount q risia March ID
Total amount Of IS
Premium on River RsRs 1sssss s
sss5,sss S as.s.ss
Less datsa pgsqqs lelsts.5 on risks not ter q, 8
Less retuta Premiums 5sss e
Netsarnei sl4 81
~ period - = - . =
Kiver Losses S57s7S
..sss . sSS7&
Ezpsnsss interest," e's, l1 si2 ii
Net prsa'. saa'as ~ :
Biz sss ~ I,
seess6s Being subscription 6e
0ash q hand;
Total amount Of assets .s46224 15
.4Sy 81, Y 80 ...s,s W 81 f '7===;Sa
Parish of orsans M Oily Of New orleaua5
personay appeared Charles President and r JAM;
poas say, tat rue
o1rect transcript from the books q the said Company
{45. & . =. n, sec cfetary;; /
Second Justice Of Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
bye resolved to SIX cent IN
second Monday e and declared serp
nenq az o y pS o .ne iii III d
lssne1
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The Company have the following assets, viz
Invested in mortgages on property worth y. .a.s-r
- double the amount loaned thereon. $23, 250 CO
Invested in bank stocks ..........,..-.a 68,6I5 %
Loaned on bank stsGkst.. ....E! 125,4sO 90
Invested in real estate Office IS Camp gD $1,000 20
Bills receivable at sIort tme for pretn ~ ~ D. l|'
uns earned ]44,so676 s5a.or47
scription notes Z. 444s IS 'h5"
Due for premiums in of collection 2a66 81 F
Cash hand. G.....,...................... S6,04 10
tt'rt' 8t4 Total amount of assets ,ss55, ,s71 81
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PoL1TIcs At YORK, P PA.--A letter from York, Pa,
to the Philadelphia News giving the proceedings off
Fillmore meeting held in that borough, says:
You can form On idea Of the great reaction in this
part Of the Old Keystonesin favor 6f Fillmore and
oDonelsont Immediately after the nomination Of FIRE.
mont was announced the Republicans were as stinde-
pendent as woodsawyer;" they scorned the idea Of
uniting with the Fillmore men, and boasted that they
could carry Pennsylvania without their assistance
but everything has changed Fillmore stock has
gone up above par while Fremont has become
drug in the market They now stand :. knocking, ,at
the door, for union Of the electoral ticket hut The
friends of Fillmore and Donelson sanguine Of sue
cess, have turned deaf eat TO their appeals Ba-
chanan fares no better here than Fremont -aI the
enthusiasm is in favor Of Fillmore. yf al 3gs,,5 mi
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CRYSTALS or GARBos.. IT he diamond, on account
Of its hardness, bIillianey and rarity,
has always heeh regafded lis Die o the most valuable
consist of4pure carbonna crystalline state Ghemi
gally, it differs little from charcoal, hlsek lead or
lanipblack; it may be readly burned In ygen gas,
aid the resulting totnpotnd is ctfbonis acid
csely what arises from The coHlhassio OF ehaFaoaE
In view of these facts the production Of diamonds in
the laboratory haslong been Though possible and
from charcoal prepared from sngar, d.
Despretz has produced crystals of all
taiued tail by Tie long continued astiHh of ZIG gaIsaic
battery. The erystas are microscopic, bnt clearly
feeognized as ottahedr some blac Others
Trent. Ganden;th lannon's apidatys found these sfs
tails to- eut diamonds aud srabies like powdered dh-
monds themselves 1T yet remains an achievement Of
chemical science to produce these crystals of size
sufficient for ornamental purposes rs VS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-25

y ALABAMA ITEMS The Livingston Messenger, Of
til 10th instant, says:
The Crops The prospects of the cotton crops at
this time are lattering the early corn crops will
make an abundant yield, though some corn win be
cut short by the dry weather now prevailing in some
parts Of the country: ssiil p .5,5SgallgE5 u 75SF
eleafn from the ,Montivallo Herald, ef the 18th
nst that the anuua convention of the stoekho1ders
of the Alabama and Tennessee rivers railroad, was
held in Coumbiana, on Wednesday, the 10th inst
t The following gentlemen were elected officers Of
the company for the ensuing year
j. President, Thomas A. WalkerNof Benton. II nj
h Directors ]. w. 3Lapsteg,a Walker Reynolds Ed
mond King, J. l.. M Curry, u. w. LaWlerxP.
Weaver, H. Fl. Allen, e.. g. Phillips If5,s ss5 ~.
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A Reply 70 AN INsuLr. y % During the} late war
with Great Britain american officer who carried
flag over to the British lines, after having dispatched
the business of his mission, was invited by the Conn
Occasions, tile wine was circulated ,and British o
Ger being called upon for toast gave e Il. NadsoI
dead or alive ~ which the drunk without
appearing 10 give il particular notice. hen itcame
TO the American turn to give lie gave ssTfe
Prince Regent, drunk OF tssir sad the
British officer, bristling and eoleEiag with anger,
t.that5 is an insult y Mo- sir, answered. the
American, very eooy, 4 Il is enly
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I 49, ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTTIIF COUNTY, KEN
L Kenucky River surrounded by wild and EoRane
tain SCENERY and Is Of The most and healthy
ton and accessible by road have
line dnily four horse coaches From the Springs
that passengers leaving Cincinnati B the
ing train of cars will lat the Springs same evening"
place isn fine condition and for the eeepiso
Of visitors. i - - l5s:t Mrs. q GHI Hes.
fEmy23 6ftt lfiA Q F54 sft't, ,'3 JOHN GHILES.ti
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Itis well known that the fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods from
infected district Persons arriving athe Well will struck
elevated location, stuated in the pine hiDand viii
fail any local for fever Preeauen has taken
the bedding used the pointed py the
ttesses their certificates pdbhed{ horogh feaova
ton going and visitors daily arriving do
desire do large company the coming
SOM but every exertion will Be render the nyad
Portable. N%pi9Y-F eli III HY24 E!I# EQ2 4RtEf4 nv
m3l If ,'INhIAN WILETASIS.t
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month 49, 4 a ~ 20
every boat to the Springs
~ 5-AI anal yss of the waters he had Of b. Phillips
No. 53 St. Charles street. who my agent in rleaNs9 A
= je9 Am ~ -. fL 4 & CHARLES, CUILUM, Propristor
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.,l ,..,- r. . d. New Orleans, owe mbcr ], 1856.
~ ..yI Once n. d, o.! And q ": Railroad %.
Mr. r. Bridge SirIu answer or inquiry relative 70 the
performance Of the McGowan Ppnps now nlse upon this road
oy say that they quite equal Representative
and that mong the variety Of pumps baye in se they
decidedly the best. .Hh&fH't @AE
Yours respectfully, ~ a. b. SEGER Vice President
nbscrber, sole agenthere forthe GctprersA M 52
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1l modos aud eligible Hstabsments nowlopen for the
reception OF visitors and complete have
inferior to no
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ilessrs Geo, n. Wipchel1, Bro. & Coz ,'E IT, %T" 7
GentsThe Pnphs Bhcine purchased Of for Of a
small shop on to line Of ne ohGinnat and
consider he hsst pumping within ny
three ae and drill press and there Is powsrto SNARE with
S. pound pressure the square INCH Of the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend II to the uoiceof railroad and
others. ~ 'F-' Yours truly, -. y. -