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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
Urauri1c Scacbcnbcit.

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ter bss friitsrn @ouprrnTrs 6olp SCn Grnnrctt.
cut, in STAMFORD wcbnbait ts sirsr 8Iuiplampe
iabcn uno Ib nit Grfcn tei&iftistcn, pInBts RE
FNmpe uno has umtnflirasrpt 6uib irsts bic
8Iciecr Der Mdo6n in Sranp. Str @rIdrd
brNdte ipscih fiiIis, unp nit wrllsnen 1sdrn
wurre ros 5surr rritidt. Gsicnunsra6tst pas
ren teloe 9tde6en aart rsrbrannt, unp Utlhrn
bic bette drjtl6e SiIir irscia jur Sanb mar,
itarb ec& cas Jungle, Wte gerlaibt Srtlp, nod
3ORdnrtsem Grtesn, am Irgten DUnrnlae, fab
Wcr0ens.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
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Cine tan8s Dame RON GGssbsns bsIu6h scr
Ginger 3rit rtne tefrrunbrte 5dmilis in frr N6ts
ron 8ittannins. 98dbrsnb itrts @uIrnttalts ba>
islbf wuree iis nit stnsm junssn Wanns febr In
tim unb triratbsts ion, lief abrr faum cine Stun'
er, na6erm ite untr rIe loaubs gcfcmmen mar,
bdYrn. S9arum2 g1rl fir in Grfabruns eetra&t
tatts, Rap ibr Nann nt6t 70 reid fci mic fit 90.
slautt.-Irr StrUbwittwer ieBts fr 9rruIUim
mad, UNI fle ju ibrrr 9Fi6t 3uridJufitrrn. .-Das
IN 9isbs in amrrfa. Der IbaIsr brbrrl4t AIIrs.
2lrs glrin, atsr rp6 fGf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
tlIan fri psrGdnis bcim pfsresraufcn


Serr Somrs 6. g4urran, ron 3cdpiGe, Gbe.
Ter Gauntp bate bae unslif rcr riniesn g8cdcn
tstm &duf rtnss pfsrprs arg tstrcssn ju perrrn.
Gin 6rrmber rttt bas gfuo rte 1urnprttlraec
bon 24apncsburS binat, OILS Srrr g4orrau ibn
stntclte, unp ra rr osrnatm, RAP bas pfCrb jum
Serfauf iei unp Is Elm prdhhass Yfeb mar, 70
mnhte CT rin Gnsrbisten pafdr uno Der Saneel
warb taIo SrIhloiIsn an Sll5. Gr 9ab brm
Nremeen Ieinrn Gbed auf bic Gbeler Salsp 9anf
fir ben Sslauf, ipsl6cr sum Slid fir ben ISrrm,
ben BON SsrrCn 8ptrrt glsslp austr,atIt wurbe
Der 6remce natm barauf Ieinrn @ti6iso. 9alo
narna6 hSrte 6srr g8cuaa baS pfcrc Ie eellcb.
len. Gin 3rttel, In irrl6sm ra6 Yfrro triGrir.
ben unb $50 Selcbnuns fir tsIIen g8itberrlan.
9uH9 an8cbctrn puror, rar in Ter NahbarIhaft
an9elhla9cn wcreen. lin aus rtnsm Itlcbtcu
8auf has Ssite 3u MAIDEN, feBte F4 6trr g3cr'
raa IrfOrt in bic GiIrubabnpassn, rrilste mad
gprt mo cr rrn @isncr traf. rmpiicna bic fir tie
sStreersrlan9un8 hes 9frrere ansstctene Sclcb.
nun9 ntbit icnen NriictcRrn, unO fam bapurG
nit sinem SCrIui pom tlps Sos tapcn. - Das
pisrp mar rin bsIisttcS SdmiIisn. .pfsre rcs Gia.
ncrS unc wures auf S400 esIfibt. Der Diet
mar Elm arttJ ausiebenper Wsnl6, uno man bat
ietteem ni6ts reitcr pcn itm srbErt. Dos
Yfsrp mar unsefebr AZ Stunbm Srr peiIsn @rr.
t1ut an Ssrrn sRrrrall 9cfcblsn trcrbm.
CSplfsfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
SdIIi,un1cn.

Ter Buds Gaunty grprrB" unb mad ttm
mebrsre onpsre ccmrtrotiIde SlIttcr risics aan'
pcS tCrihten, rob rie scrsiniste SrpcitttOn zine
neue 9Iatfrrm aui9ctstlt bate, norm uHtrr gns
BERN rje @rrbirpTura rcr Gmmanosrun9 rrn
Nrmen II unp VGrbu6rrn. unS TerlanSrrung
her YriiiunSsSct hes ndturallhten Ehr9es fur
NusGtuns pss Stimmrrdts perlorSt miro. Tics
ii cine rrppslts 5dli6un9. reun rritcns rntlitIt
pds ppn WoldinatUn oncrgm putlletrtt 9rrs
9ramm elmer gu tlrsnren @rltSpartd irar rinrn
Nrtfd gegen bic SmpcrtltiCn rpn gaupcrs une
Criminals bae g3crt 9auptrs fdnn atcr ntt
nit u me iterlttt mnben. rem trrnn aud te'
rer Pauper poor it, 70 tit rcd nidt ieer poor
man rin pauper tos beibt etn Nlmclrnrmpfdn'
gcr. Sne wciR jerss &inp, nur Gin rsmctratis
lter 3eitungslhrctr nitt Die 3retts 6dls
ihung 1T bic, ra6 Gin p6ne llutrrIarift psrphents
lhtcr, pcn teinrr 9drtC anssnrmmcnr Scrl6laa
friiGpeg oils bic 9latfprmfe Splts.
pnrtet ppn YfunfpIuanten putlieirt
pirp.
Cine 1cGdr ltnprrIGimtteit I'M Gififtn bcn
1latIatm 9cbt ech n's 6immelbIaue !-Cprs6e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
Cine 1cl6e ltnprrI6dmttrit I'M Giliftn bcn
1batIltsn scbt reh inc IoimmslbIaus !-Cprr6s.
RrpleGon auf eCm t1Iififiippi. Der
Iu,f pon 900 I1icnGbcnICbcn.

Nempbis, IA. Suni. Scnntae WIrrssns
UNI 6 llbr trpIuprtrn ris 9ampifslId brs DGms
piers ,.Yenniptpania" tr Chip Sellnp. rs Nd,
len untrrbaIb bclr Start. Der IGmrier fus
oann 5sucr unp trannte Ills gum Rafripisssl
nicrer. IS tsilnrrn F6 $50 9afasirrs an
Scre tciietsn, unb man 9lautt, pab 100 BARON
9ctUrtrt Fnb rpr psrmtet wfrprr. Die ,.Snrid.
M Smrc,tll" unp ,,Sats Jrebss" natmn 90e
auf bic iie I'm g4a1Ier cher am ufer Fnpen fpun-
ten. 3rr GGmpfsr sstGrts hem Or. 8lsnfrIprr
in gittsturb. unb mar CUR ;3eit Der Grplrfipn auf
rrm gQrsr pcn Ncrs Orleans mad Ct. pcuie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
2eencrbuns um sic praGscntfd,aft.

Sn gBaidingtcn III, wie Der Gorrtipcnprnt trs
GU. Sourndl brridtst, trreits Gin brmcfratltsr
Caucus CUR aufiiraun8 zines YrdIOentl6afts'
GNnbteatrn srbaltrn wcrrtn. Ter Idblite 8Id'
gel ter Gemrfratts trug rem Sirs bapcn.-
Srrfenripsr wures ais trr bette Wann tt>
3etfnrt ure wirp wabrfnrinli6 in @barIcilcn bic
domination rbaltrn. Der altr bed wurer gar
ntdt rrwGtnt. auf Der antern Ssts arbsitsn
bic 6rruner Res @cuv. % 1r. um rirIrm bic
Domination Der Sppcfition Su ii6em. Die 8r.
pubItfnner weigern iib atsr, sinrm Ol&m arrans
cement trjutrstCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
Es- eln beutidts NGbhen Nlnmrns ohter

E9- Gin bsutftts @Gbam gumrns Sdtr
rurpe ScrlsBtsn Disnitas Sun elmer 2ptumutips
auf rsr 9lstqurbrning @tisntabn, in Carton
Gauntg, atrrfatren, wururd ibr sn Ssin atae.
I6nittrn unp bas anosre T6utIi6 3srmalmt pIr.
be. 9as unBIitIi6r NiGp6rn lrbte mad zen
leeten Na9rtttrn nod, abr an ibrrm Gsnrfcn
pire lebr srjweiIrlt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
Spcfulatien.

5riiErrr Gcrmuttun9cn, bab zine gnjabl ~
Der ltab grmre Sebprsnrs gBa8sn Im rrrisrR
gSintrr nttt rur6 bic NUrmcnrn uno Sntianrr,
icnrrrn hur4 bic Gcniraftrrrn Itlbn pntrdnnt
wurren, iCurn ieBt Jur @spibbrt rrbctrn Isin.
Der llmlanc, ba6 pie 9dpcr SCrbsr pen ben S2as
gen 8sncmmsn unO Scrlirdt parsn, rrrrats ,usrll
Serea6t. Dris Spstuatirn iCn SnfeI Gam
cine trrrutrnes Summe srtcRrt batrn, mSdt.
abfr ffn GOntraftcrru wObI tEturr ;u Nrbsn fpm.
men.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
Urauriace IInaIiIf.

GprItbtrn Wittpca Nadmtta9 ict rrr sirr'
tSbrisc Scbn brs Serrn 1brcNcr Sanot, In q.
Wt. Bethel 2ani6ip, NcrtbdmptUn Gaunty,
unstadliaer g1riis In stnsn &mrr scl Iictenp
bsiBr Ssife unp ruree barur6 70 Itprr prr.
brannt, ba6 sr am Dcnnrraag Ntsne unter arp.
brn SSmsr;cn trn Orif auf9Gb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
.frirr Ors lIten 9uIi.

Ter SatrEtag unIcrrr NoticnaI In,
otkGn8i8trit irII auf cine nijrpigr g8ri=
fe ouf Samitu8s zen 3trn fcmmrntrn
SuIi Su Gotolauqua, in tirIrm Gaunty,
aefriert wrrhrn. Q9ir iinb frrb birirn
0eiit ratr;uncbmrn, 70 mic ben Gnts
f4luB frinesfallS tintrr onbsn 4Nabcn
Esrr Gauntirs ;nriif3ubItibeu. 2In rir-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23
pcrfud cine 1rufcrci nicecrubrcnncn

gm Ncrssn pom Njttwo6 tr pcrlsttsn gBc.
de wurre rim 9rrlu6 9smudt, bic Orudrrri hes
6srrn NaiIer, in Sunbmp, nisberSubrennen.-
Der SranpItfter bate rtntgr SGnbel alter 3,i.
tunscn auf rsm Spct6tr in Sranp aclltdt ba
pisie atrr fcit SuIlmmsn ssbunpeu iraren, trann.
ten fie nur Ianslam.-alS siusr brr 9lr6ritsr am
Morsen in bic Drudcrrt fam, purps or nurd ben
@rru4 BON brsrnrubrm gapirr aufmsrIlam oe.
ma&t. Gr 9ins binauf ouf ben Spriaer unp
fdno ba metrere Sdnpsl 3situnssn tm Srnno.-
Dur1 bas @ufJisBen stntsrr 9imsr pcQ g8aTrrs
8clan9 's ttm pNe 6turr gu IBf6en, rbs es rrbsb.
Ithcn Shaprn 9ttban bate, unc papur6 rin,n
aus9rtr9ntrn Sranp ;u prrbinpm. gs iau
bcffen, NaB Der Seestcr bisIrr ru6luIrn Shat ents
rrdt unp nd6 SerpirnR bsitraft pcrcsn pirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23

Ba~Dsr &UtenbanpsI SCn S&uYltiu Gauntv
Iriort j'Bt m'tr ais ieprs anosre @riaGit. Die
artriter an pissn Otinrn bntm tbrt Qr6et, bic
SoOtlsut' tbrs 6nbrtrn stnsSlrat- 1s fcrprn t6.
tCrtn vrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-23

BarNtuer @stjen II ju gtGtn In Sem
ntiitt, gu % Gents osrfAuft; alter geti,cn fnpet
bert tNum NOD rinN 8iufcr
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The Clear Starchers Friend

The Clear Starchers Friend
w ILL give n finished and beautiful gloss to
W Collars. Shirt B"soms. and TO ull linen
muslin and cotton goods it will be found an
assistant in whitening clothes, and is warranted
10 contain nothing INJURIOUS.
For sale br
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July |, lSjS 8 Is
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Sept. ~, }
lAbbcviIle Male Academy.

rIN1IE exercises Of the Abbeville Male Acad-
Il c:ny "i.l be- resumed Oh Monday the l3tir
September.
Pupils will De charged from the time Of bo-
ginning to the cud "t TIA Session.
". II. WHITE, y. B.,
Principal.
Sept. .. ~ 10 tf
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II E A Do q Al RS.

FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY,
October 18th, 1858.
TIVE SECOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY
Il is hereby ordered to be and appear, for
Review and Inspection, on the Fifth day of
Nouen,6er nert. at Long Mi es, at IL o'clock.
The Commissioned and nom Commissioned
Officers the day previous, for Drill, at o'clock.
Col. John +. Burriss is charged with the ex-
tension Of this Order.
The mepbers of the different Staffs are cspc.
cially ordeted to appear on the day of Review.
), '' - 4& S7Wsj SsE|t SE|stsRRYMAN, B,io. e..u.
! OCT a4-st
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR
" SALE. The subscriber offers for sale,
Eve hundred acres of very va luaJle land which
ne VIII sell IN tw" tracts, to suit purchasers if
desired. Ihey will be offered for al lie, until
the 2o1h December next, and if no, sold by
That time. Will then he offered to the highest
bidder. Also Sixteen number one Negroes ::
among them are the best Of Cooks. Washers
1roners. and FiclI hands also Corn, Fodder
Wheat. Oats. Peas, Shucks and Cotton Seed
also Fine Blooded Cattle, Hogs Sheep and
goats; Wagon and harness: Carriage and hnr
ness. ox-cart; Several bars of new Iron New
set of Smith Tools good supply of Planta.
tion tools; No !. Piano. of the best make :
Household and Kitchen furniture. Any of the
above can be seen or traded for by calling on
myself or James McCaslnn. Esq. my agent.
j. f. FOSTER.
Calhounds Mills
~ B-l will pny liberal prices for Negroes
or VIII receive and sell on commission, for
reasonable compensation.
24tds. j. r. FOSTER
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DRY GOODS! DRY COOL 8
MILLER a. WARREN

4 RE now receiving thcis stocks of Fall and
IA Winter GOODS, which they are prcpar.
ed to offer and sell as low ns any house in the
city. The stock hos been selected with grcut
care and comprise II great variety OF
LADIES' Dress GOODS,
such ns
Rich and elegant silk ROBE DQCll.LE;
Baynd"re Silks, variety Of styles;
silk NALENClAS, Striped and Plaid;
Plain SlLkS, all colorS:
Mourning Bayndcrc and Chen" SILKS;
Plain Black. Plaid and Striped
silk IOPI.INS and Victoria PLAIDS;
DELAlNE ROBE DUuILLE:
Rich Fir'rd DELAlNES and CASIIMERE.;
Emb'rd French MERiNOES. new styles
Plain French and English MERINOES:
Mourning PELAlNES.
French and English PRINTS;
American
Mourning
Sro'ch GlSclAMs;
Mourning
Chcnc
Intensive variety Of SHAwI.$ comprising
silk Thibet SllAWIS;
Brochc
Flush Bordrrcd Stella SIIAWI.S;
Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Ladies' Black and Corrd Cloth CLOAkS;
Rich Velvet CLOAkS, every variety;
All Wool Lone SIlAWLS;
Plain Blk ~ Srcnd M'rir e Mrrin" SlIAWIS
a lot ofbcautiful EMBRUIDERIl:S, consist.
ing of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS il,
ctti;
.laronct aud Swiss SLEEVES, Linen col.
LARS;
Maltc'c Lace SE'r'rS:
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES;
,faconct and Swiss Bands
Linen tambric IANDkEEClIIEFS, Plain
and Embroidered
llcInd and Mourning lANDKERCIIlEFS
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE:
Wool CATERS Nett SACHS;
Misses Mclin" VESTS, short and Lon
Sleeve:
For the Grntlclncn's line niav h.. found
Black CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
Fancy CASSlMERES latest styles
Rich Velvet and Cashmere NESTINGS:
North Carolina CASlMERES, superior
article:
CRANATS and COLLARS Mrrin" TIES.
MILLER ~ WARREN.
Oct. =. 1871. ~ If
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PROFES ESSlON Al. GARD.
Old Peach BRANDY.

TNlIE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell 100 gal.
l. Ions of Wclborn's una,lulcrated PEACH
BRANDY, two years old. Those who desire
to put up Brandy Peaches will do we'll TO avail
themselves Of this opportunity ofrurclasing a
genuine article hy sending their orders to me
Mt Greenwood, 5. {: No orders filed for less
than gallons.
J. T. PARKS.
July Goth, 1858 II 3m
e3s- Banner copy.
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Crown Double Extension
HOOP SKIRTS, just received
4 L at MOORE g. QCAIFE'S.
Abbevi!l {. H., Aug. 70, SO l7.,f
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CLOTHS, ClSyI'lERES, &c., FOR CASH.
AND NOW, KIND PATRONS,

Let competition sc"ld and sweat
We u" the ruy down system yet:
And those who sell on twelve months time,
(Alih"ugh this don't exactly rhvmc)
Will find The sport is all in selling.
For when they'll get their pays hard telling.
The credit plan is fast exploiting.
For Moore IL tluaitc are now un.oa,ling
Their mammoth stock OF Goods uu,l Wares.
al Thought for Cash in hani--" with care =
:" rh'"p that fr-i,:s all do stare,
And six months ncn will never dare
In competition to compare.
Now. friends and patrons, one aud all.
These goods were bought for you this fall
So come along without delay,
And don't forget the Hcndg Pun
Cheap goods for Cash il all the rage
Ih" greatest blessing If the age:
And ut Moore IL Quaitr's you'll iiud
a mammoth stock Of every kind.
Sept. -, 1873 ~ If
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THE NDENT PRESS.
II. & n. f. SOLOMON,
G II q G T. II S
HAMBURG, S. c.,

Ai-N.h - - ieo, -. ",
TNAkE pleasure in informing the planters and
Il public generally, that they are receiving
the following articles from New York. Phila.
delphi" and Baltimore, which they will
SELL Ar Low PRICES
BAGGlNG. BALE ROPE.
Java. l.aguyra and Rio COFFEES,
a. Il. {. New Orleans and Crushed SUGARS
New Orleans and West India MOI. ASSES.
CHEESE, MACKEEEL,
SPICES Of all kinds
Foreign IL Domestic WINES and LIOl ORS
BOOTS. SHOES and HATS,
Negro, Bed and Saddle BLANKETS,
OSNABCRGS and Gcor.iu PLAINS,
Linsecd and Tanners OILS,
WHITE LEAD and TCRPENTINE,
TOBACCO, large assortment,
INDIGO. MADDER, &c,
Choic" TcuncS$cc BACON.
Bar, Hoop, NaiRud, Horse Shoe und Band
IRON. of all sizes,
Ahd nll other articles usually kept in the
GROCERY BUSINESS.
ALSO
large assortment of Mems, Boys, Side and
Wagon SADDLES.
BlslDiES and BITS of all kinds,
Wagon; Cnrriagc, buggy and OvcrSccrs
Harness and Sole LEATHER, DC, &c,
All Of which We will sell ut
New Work Retail Prices.
We will pay the most liberal prices for
Cotfoa aud other kinds OF Produce.
II. & y. T.. SOLOMON,
Jhc Rel Uo.M at tie "hi si"n.i az
ii. l.. Cunningham te Go.
Hamburg. Oct I, 1898 .3.oawGnl
A CARD
Having just returned fro,a the Northern Mar
k"tS, can supply my customers with goods
FfcM fr"m Hc m0nnt"ci"r.rx, aud will hc able
to please the most fu>tli"us. Thankful for the
patronage received while in the firm q. II. l..
nningham Il Co take this opportunity "f
soliciting the saline fer the New Firm.
HENRY SOLOMON.
cYj Abbcvillc Banner and Inurcnsvil lille Her
aid will copy semi -nonthly for six months.
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vi" WV V'HS 'oth5 iAth F" lSth A'ostHutJy 1SIC
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
l. State Agricultural Society Of South Caro-
lima respectfully call the attention of the people
Of the Southern States to their approaching
Fair, at which Premiums will be awarded on
ell articles Of Agricultural, Horticultural and
Mechanical interest, as well as Ladies' Fame,
Work and Domestic Economy. Large and
commodious IIalla have been erected for the
convenience of Exhibitors, and considerable
addition has been made to the stalls for the use
of animals All articles intended for exhibition
will pass free over all the Railroads save the
South Carolina Road. which will require one
half freight. Visitors, for one fare. can procure
a ticket to GO and return. Exhibitors will
please give the Railroad officers timely notice
Of each articles rs they wish transported, as
we'll as the time and point of shipment.
A. P CALHOUN,
john A. NETS.
w. r. ROBERTSON,
T. HARLEE, EAe.'
u. w. RAY, o"n''
-. J. F. MARSHALL,
r. J. GAGE,
Sept. II, SO 22.5t
Rattan and Brass for Skirts,
4 NEW supply, just received
Abbe,ille c. H., Aug. ~, ts i7tf
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COpartncrship Notice.
FINliE Subscribers have formed n Copartncr
l. ship under the firm Of
j. $. & j. A. BOWIE, & CO.,
For the Purpose of Conducting
FACTORlGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
III the city ofchnrleston, and solicit consgn.
mcnts Of
Cotton, Flour, Grain;
and other Country Produce. for ssl",
JAS. =. BOWIE and JOHN 4. BOMIE will
devote their attention exclusively to the busi.
ness.
ST;" Office Oh CENTRAL WHARF.
}. =. BOWIE,
JNO. 4. BOWIE,
l.. BOWIE
sept. 10, Js 20 3m
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MILLER g. WARREN
Just Received
Flats, Flats.

4 NEW supply Of Missc. and Ladies' Cord
: n and White, just received mc
MOORE 4; QEAIFE'S.
ALle,illc {. H.. Aug. ~, So 27.tf
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Philotoken. or Females Friend.
A NEW supply just received and for sale
IA by
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
March IL. 1852. As If
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Lost Pocket B OOk and Note.

I oST or Stolen on the .l inst. Mt the Able
IL Vile Steam Mills, Il large Port nonaie,
contain ing 81 and one 81, South Carolina
bills; and ais" Notes on the following persons ::
a. f. Ellison, for 81 900, with credit Of : 90
;. y. Link, *l5"O; Il. W. Hill, $500; Roht
Wilson, s2.2"; R"bt. Wilson, for bcdstcad. so;
John joel, $4,000; Il. j. Clatworthy, $500 !;
w. ii. Wells and }. a. Crawford, $4,000; j. A.
Crawford, $50: G. ". Hutchinson and W. r..
Head, $l2,U0; Morris Rcd'lin. about $4,000 ;
II. W. Bn!"ck, $500, credit of $1,000; J. +.
Eerrcll, $500; also n Note given bv j. f..
Eerrcil payable to Is. J.. Owens Of about 81 j, 90,
with two credits which was handed to me for
collection.
The public is hereby notified not TO trade for
any OF the above mentioned notes.
y suitabl. reward will he given fo:. the re.
covery Of the above money and notes.
HUGH WILSON,
Abbeville c. H., Oct IL, 1853. II st
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
rIlEnUANmMp EC CClNrTlANY.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30, ls5l.
Whereas The report 10 this Board by de President
to his late mission EnshinrtGH Ia frthcraurr n TIE gfu
enterprise which the object Of this Company satisfies
l. That arrangement whatever could be made with
the owners OF the aray grant on behalf Of this Company
O. That 1t impossible obtain the mail for th
Company; and
B. That the title Of the soo grant motto this Company,
other parties having acquired under ghts derived from Mr.
SlOo without the knowledge Of this Board; aud.
Whereas in the opinion Of this Board the title to the Soo
grant being 10 this Company the organization Of said Com
pRny has basis rest upon and that longer
Of this Board In existence would deceive the public posi-
bly, induce In the prosecution Of enterprise that
never be accomplished by as Company 70 the dis
credit Of this Board; therefore, be II unanimously
Resolved That this Board be the is hereby dis
solved.
resign hereirom.
Resolved That copy these resolutions published In
different newspapers of this city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine die.
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes
L. HEYIIGER Secretary.
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Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggistaud Physician.
Superior to all Essences Syrup SO named and
to all specialites heretofore known
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic ageht susceptible being applied to all
from an internal cause either in the blood any ths
organs
Die and mineral kingdoms had induced hope that could
bring about such result and thanks my interchangeable re-
searches, il is now obtained
Ihaveound in vegetables the necessary means for ths
grand idea which based upon an oeaEpous principle Of Sar
whch nave the honor Ehs day Of advertising, The form Of
Lozenges has been given it. because precuded the
possibility Of doing OtherWe and have divided sim
pie and compound Lozenes order they might be given
to children rs wellG adults.
My first experiments made privately and remained m
known until wonderful results had satisfied me that had sue
ceeded and that charge Of quackey could be brought
The of physicians and Of the public is called to
hese Lozeuges in order that may witness th
rable results of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of a thousand persons
The@omach ceansed the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this organ fluid.
SPECIAL EFFECTs
l. Prompt and radical of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these osnges have had the
g. yenereal sypillitic, hepac scobucal gouty rheu.
matte ana nervous and bilious diseases completely
few dnys after the remedy is resorted to-
All diseases of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other nenalan external complaints disappear entirely pro.
vided the Lozeuge7 are resorred TO-
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
must be used,
GENERAL DEPOT, AT n. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
] WRiGHT Il CO.,
q and Isl Charities ST.
E. GUILLOT Royslstreot
H. BONNABEL,
conerof Natehez and Ich9ppitoulassts,
@. H. WERCKMULLER,
lQ2 Camp street. corner Of Poydras street,
gratislday at the above Drug Store.
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Interior Lodges

DE SOTO LODGING meetsat RaOnRouge onrhursda
evening"
NEiTHLoDGENo.2 q meets at shreveporton wednesda
ST. LANDRYLoDGE No.25meets topelonsason satur
acknowledgements 81 meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evening"
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. s4meetsat ThibodauxOn satEr.
new IBERIA bopGENo IS meetsat NowtUnon Thurs
fRAiRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington OF satur.
GHENEYyIILE LODGE No. Al meetsat Cheneyville
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTIONLOnGE No.43 meets Nappleonvillfon
SaturdayevennE.
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THOMAS II. SHTELDs,s Secretary o. F Rest
General ReIlef commtttee. q. o. o. =.

The following arethe officers and members of the Commit
The extending from July 1858 January 1879:
William Gregory, President 90 GIHyier street John H..
Heno, Treasurer 81 Camp street Joseph A. Brown, Sece-
tRry Julia and New ICyEe r. r. w BAChmaU
&c Camp j. j Nugon Victory street; Geo Seymour
IS Tchoupitouas street. j. T. knR 81 New Leyee street 81
Eailer f. Allen 1873 Canal C. JOntp II Common
j. Il Caldwell 4 Garondele street j. Moss, Custom
street; D. FHuar IA louisa street, Schwetzer
STREET near Nro f. Rucks, PoSdrss Magazine
streets; Ghas Morrison, Ages Phi. Engel corner Laurel
ana Sixth streets; j. Gasbergue Bourbon LedcTer
w W Brisbu Commercial Alley W. II, Ellis 81 Grayier St.
a. Porteous 61 TGhouptOuias street
The holds its regular meetings the first Friday
evening each month"; the Grand Secretary Office odd Eel
lows Hall
fy23 JOS. A. BROWN, Secretary,
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Certificate of John F. Miller. of .4ttaEapas.

New Iberia Altakapas March IT, 1852
In July last was induced to apply the BRIDG EWATER
MINERAL PAINT 10 my Sugar House. every respect 1t
has exceeded my expectations and the representations made
by the Agents, Me,srg. g. C. BOGERT d CO. cheerFH!ly
add my testimony the braCed il the gents
Circular and recommend the Planters and others as
the best Fire and Water Protector have known Where
have applied IL hns been exposed to the since July
has neither bsered cracked formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious
toigHed) JOHN +. MILLER,