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Exc ~. H.fIRD, va. ~, MONA,

EX/8 =. E-ff6D, W. H., H0.HGsO-
W pathie Physician and surgeon respect.
fully tenders his professional services tn ia, ,iti.
Lens of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction Of those whom IL may con-
Germ, DIR. Baird would state that, in addition To a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with tle honcrs at one of the best Allo athc medi-
cal colleges i'm the country.
Having devoted special attention 10 Surgery, aud
having complete set ofsplnts, SC, hc j. prepared
to render satisfactory aid {" those requiring surgi-
cal treatment.
Ga Oiiicr, Ne. o. Main str.ri Oiice hours---
from 70 /. Va. ape
IgyETTER'S fs.3TE.S@T CROSSE car
a Saws. Just rrCrivsd and for sale ~
nOyls JACOB STRAUB, NJ ~ Main ST
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McGown's E.=ence Tar. "a certain cure for Bowel
Complaints, Diarrhea, Dysentery. FlnN. sc.
South American Tar, Spriug iiniIu-ut, and Yer
miiuge, unparalleled for it, success.
The three above medicines prepared 10y. u. :.
HUaHEs, Memphis, Tennessee. Sold in Evansville by
KELLER wHIrr, LEiscH KAaLsrEDr, Or. JOHS
MAGESIss. oct29-l2md
DE.gPLN.G .S.S.D mo o. .s.N'sJ MI
IA CHIMES
II. RAMEY. ia, Is receiving. aad has iur sale
the following machines
The Kentucky Harvester.
SeN York Reaper and Mower.
new York Reaper.
Manny's Reaper and Mower combined
Buckeye Reaper and Mover
Buckeye Mower.
X. l.. Aliens Reaper and Mower
Eght-horse Threshers and CIeaner-
hour horse Threslisrs and ClraneTs
-Four horse SaparatOrs.
rwo-horse Threshers. Also
Corn Crushers, Of difereEt patterns
Corn Shelters.
Grading and Moving Scythes.
Grain Cradles, &c.
Samples of the above machines can lie seen
his store, corner Oi Vine and First sts. myZO
H.aRPET TACKs.-FIT.R l.ssEs
u leathered aud Carpet Taeks this day received
az the Wooden Ware Store.
J. b. RUSSELL, 200 Main street,
my2o Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
NaEf.NE TUI.N'E.-COTr ROW .s.N.IS
~ Hemp Seine Irvine, various sizes Also TIot
store }. b. RUSSELL, go Main street.
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
NJI6s-2OO DRU.ms CHOICE ron
II sale bv 5. Il. GILBERT & co.
II EAP L.sRD, IND TEE F.s.nIL y.
IL supplies at AZ MAIN STREET
NDR.syN; corn; .s.N,D OTIS
ID 5000 bushels Bran,
loo do Oats. In store and for sale by
I anil Y. III. COOK & son.
s1HOES! SHOES! sMOEs!-GsLL
~ at HUGHES aud buy your Shoes il You want
good article at very low prices aPll
DRIVES PRU.N.Es!!2 CASKS
mar2s s. /. GILBERT CO.
. IVI6fLORs' .nI.N'GS-FAKMER's
II Sstins-black, red, green and blue sublime
quality Italian Sewing Silk, Canvas, Padding !;
Coat, Vest and Pant Buttons of every variety >
Irish Measures, Selesias. Innings, Staying Linen,
Spool Cotton, Linen Thread. silk Cord, Binding
Vest Paddlng-black aud white Velvet, SILK, and
Tahby, In black, brown, and fancy colors; good
Needles and many oths. articles which Tsilors and
all others ia want OK Trimmings, requir ID tocx-
anime. They will be sold cheapat HUGHES,
mario Corner Main aud second streets.
"O! FOR PIkES PE.fk !-W.E
IL have just received fine and complete stock
Of DRY GOODS, which we intend to sell low for
. cash. MiLLER& NIEHAUs, 40 Main st.
Uof.N.SOR n N.RW~TO.N,s or
~ -C0L0Rs, in patent collspeible Tubes. Ar.
rangements have been effected with Messrs.. Winsoi
< Newton, for q constant and fsll supply Of their
celebrated Oil Colors. For briltiancy, dr ability
aud ontire reliability they unrivaled. The hrs
class medal was awarded them AZ the Worlds Fair
Lopdsn CHARLES BABCOCK,
sept Main street.
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NsO.nETHf We H:-I,OOO LRs.
~ Canyassed Hams. .na
COCO fbs. Bacon Sides, - Sacks extra famiN3
600 .Sngar Cured dried -four.
Beef, 10000 lbs country Bran,
900 10, No. Cheese, 20 Bush. Corn Meal
100 Pure Cream of ~ dozen Shaker AMI
Tartar, other BrOoms
Just received aud for saiehy
aug3l j. W. NfCkERy 4 Go.
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.&,E.S'DRi Es-a50 s-s6s GOTTEN,
~ 1890 kegs assorted Nails,
loo do Cut Spikes;
30 do Writ do;
800 boxes assorted Glass;
- do do Tobacco,
% do do starch;
80 do do star Candies
200 kegs White Lead;
~ bbls Linseed Oil.
: 10 TurpentinS.
10 do Resin; I'D.
10 40 Pitch;
% do Vinegar;
40 lai;s fue salt; .....
100 bbls. White Lime. r-..I.
100 do Csseat, -
30 bbls. Grey lime; 4 s. d.
~ d. Plaster Paris. In store snd
sale by .. ORR, pALHELL co. i
ENEED sFO ~ E-THR IND n ~
n SIGNED viii keep constantly on hand
mar,
sHTPSTCFF,
BRAN
And all other articles needed To- feed Horses
Mules. All of which lie will sell wholesale
tail, at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure. I..ae
ROBERT ). RUST0N,s
Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville
aug3-ly =
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WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
9 A S II /.
DOOR

SASH OF other sizes on hand. OF put up At .ho
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uaE.NsG9R.-25 B.5EaBL5 4. 4

ANI.N'DREES-
~ 10 bbls Copperas.
10 do Alum,
; do Sulphur,
do Epson Salts,
! cask Dutch Nader,
cases prime Indigo.
- boxes Ext. LogwoOd
cask Gum CamphoT,
StTs--lo bbls IL @. Almonds,
do 5. s. do.
10 do Brazil Nuts
Just received and TOT sale very low "
dec21 WHEELER RIGGS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
sgaua McGEORGE'S
SHINGLE & SLAVE MACHINE
Making from so to 80 Shingles per
Minute. q
PATENTED MARCH, =, asgts.
IL RIIYCHlRn. Proprietor

a li,stlats-.x kentucky
Arkansas, Michigan,
Mississirpi, 60 Alsbsma,
south Carolina, Georgia,
Florida Louisiana,
-axas. --s Illinois,
WiscOhsia and Missouri.
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XTST zECEEY'RD.--I95 B1Gs cor
e. FEE
100 boxes tea,
100 bales American Navy oskUm,
cases iquorice,
10 cases lemon syrup.
TO do brandy cherries
do absynth,
10 boxes pickles.
. do peccaiill, a.t
do institutions,
) do curacao ia Jug.
S bbls flour sulphur. ..r Anal
10 kegs refined saiti'stEs.
Sbbls alum, lsl
do chalk,
t ) do coperas,
IL do almonds.
5 do flberts,
8 do almonds (soft shsIl'
8 do Brazil nuts,
do English waInuts
10 boxes shelled Almonds,
g bbls currents,
l0boxes citrop,
100 do fre crackers.
10 cases cards,
100 doz tar buckets, lr
for sale low by soKRESSoN, LEMCKE & Co,
aug30 No. 81 Water street.
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EGO W.I.t'64 .4.NID EE.4Pk.V-G MI
ON CHINES.-We agents for the sale Of ala
tho hest patterns Of Combined Mowers and Reap
srs-Or Moving on Reaping Machines. Farmers
would do we'll % srfiy aDon, SO that they can have
a good machine
myls HOREBkOoh co.
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NH4aLRR R.IRCOCK. E.nPORTRH

AlSU-An kinds Of Domestic Liquor and con.
ssaatly q large supply of old and Choice bourbon.
sc and Mononcahela Whisky. auGl -d.Svly.
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e. C.SDaIEs.- Ia rle-aa
~ 10 bbls. Alum,
10 4" Cspperss,
:. sulphur
. =" Ven. red, '
4" Gum CamphoT. ....H-..
30 " Cream Tartar
20 coil Jute 4 inch rope.
:, {" Manila Il iucl d.
- s. hemp halter rope,
20 {" Manila -
25 doz. Bedcords.
10 resls cotton 4 inch do.
so bales No. l, CanneltoH Batting,
- boxes Star Candles,
70 boxes Diamond Starch,
20 bags Alspioe,
CerOons Caracas Indigo. .
p bales Candle Wick,
= bags Pepper,
4" Cloves,
small lot Of extra family -four
For sale low to close consignment, by
ocfS WHEELER d RIGGS
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f.r inducements, that
cannot fail TO De 10
the interest of all en-
gaged in the business
10 give me q trial.
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A CUKroUs Low sroRY.-savs the

A CURIous LOVE SroRY.-Says the
Easton (Pa.) Argus: First love, the
world generrlly admits, is always the
most sincere. An instance illustrating
the truth of this recently came to our
knowledge, which is worth repeating
Forty five years ago, young man
named Peterson, served his apprentice
ship at the printing business. in the
Office or Christian Jacob Hunter Of
this place. Whilst in his employ he
became interested in a young lady of
our town, and proposed marriage
He was excepted, but the mother of the
gill opposed to the match and broke
It off. After finishing his trade, he
went to one ofthe Southern States, and
married sister of Hon. John NJ Clay
ton, former United States Senator from
Delaware. After having two children
his wife died and left him a widower.
He then emigrated to Canada West,
where ne became quite wealthy and
prominent man, and filed the Office Of
Country Recorder, life appointment,
at Guelph. There be married a Sec
ond time, and became second time,
a Wldower. Last summer he passed
through Easton, on his road to Will
mington, where his daughter was at
school; and whilst here made inquiry
after the sweetheat of his younger days.
Ascertaining that she was a widow,
and residingin Philadelphia, he called
upon her, renewed bis acquaintance,
and after more than forty years separa-
ton, again proposed marriage to her,
and was excepted. He was to have
come on here this very week to be
married, but was taken suddenly sick,
about ten days ago, with pleurisy, and
died after a short illness. A few DAYS
before his dea h, he wrote to the OBJ
ject Of his first affection, telling her that
he was doubtless on his dvino had ond
never expected TO see her again on
earth.
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DIDN'T WANT TO BE KISSED. "A Gu
rious trial was recently held at Middle
sex Sessions, in England. Thomas
Saverland, the prosecutor, stated that
he was in the room where the defen-
dant, Caroline Newton, and her sister
who had come from Birmingham, were
present. The latter jokingly observed
that she had promised her sweetheart
that no man should kiss her while ab-
sent. 1t being holiday time, Saverlan
considered this as a challenge, aud
caught hold of her and kissed her.
The young woman took it as joke,
but her sister, the defendant, said she
would like as little of that fun as he
pleased. Sayerland told Eer if she
was angry he would kiss her also; he
then tried to do it, and they fell to the
ground. On rising the woman struck
him he again tried to kiss her, and
in the scuffie she bit off his nose
The action was brought to recover
damages for the loss Of his nose. The
defendant said he had no business to
kis her; if she wanted kissing she had
a husband to kiss her-a better looking
man then ever the prosecutor was.
The jury without hesitation, acquitted
her; and the chairman sal that if any
man attempted to kiss woman
against her will, she had perfect right
to bite off his nose, if she had fancy
for SO doing.
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SEVERE AccrDENr FROM WEAR,sc


SEVERE ACCIDENT FROM WEAalso
HooPs. s.-A Woman badly Burnt.--
Betsy Purkll, a young woman residing
near Cincinnati, was very severely burnt
last Friday By the iguiting Of her cloth
ing fiom q furnace of charcoal where
she was heating irons, and near the ia.
BILE at which she was ironing. As she
wore hoops, they pressed against the
table and threw out her dress behind
until it extended over the vessel Of
burning charcoal, which set FIRE to
her dress and underclothes and she
was soon wrapped in flames. Her
aunt hearing her screams. rushed into
the apartment, and throwing upon her
blazing attire several buckets of water
that happened to be standing there, ex-
tinguished the fire, but not before the
girl was 30 badly burnt that she may
b crippled for life.
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A VALUABLE SEcRET.-The un-
pleasant odor produced by Precipitation
is frequently the source Of vexation to
gentlemen and ladies, some of whom
are as subject to its excess as their
fellow mortals Of another color. Moth
ing is simpler than the removal of this
odor at much less expense and much
more effeetually thap by the applica-
ton of such costly unguents and per-
fumes as are in use. 1t is only neces-
sary to procure some of the compound
spirits of amonia, and place about two
tablespoonfuls in basin of water.
Washing the face, hands and arms
with this, leaves the skin as clean,
fresh and sweet as one could wish.
The wash being perfectly harmless,
and very cheap, we recommend it, on
the authority Of one of our most expe-
rleneed physicians, to our readers
Petersburg Express.
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THE BOsSIER BANNER.
n T. II NJ a;
The BossIER BANNER is issued every

The BossIER BANNER is issued every
Friday morning; subscripticns per
aanum, three dollars--in advance.
Advertisements inserted for one dollar
per square Of ten lines or less, for
the Grst insertion, and so cents for
each subsequent one. Liberal de-
dactions made in favor of yearly
advertisers, who will be required to
cenfne themselves strictly to their
legitimate business.
Professional and business cards insert
ed by the year, for ten dollars five
dollars for six months.
Announcements Of candidates will be
inserted for ten dollars--to be paid
il advance.
AL articles inserted for the benefit of
parties or individuals, at their own
solicitatation, will be charged for as
advertisements.
Job work to be paid for ON delivery.
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for so doing.

TIE BEST RECOMMENDATION A
youth seeking employment went to one
of our large cities and on inquiring at
certain counting room if they wished
a clerk wastold that they did not. On
mentioning the recommendations he
had, one of which was from highly
respectable citizen, the merchant de-
sired to see them; and turning over his
carpet bag to find his letters, book
rolled out on the foer. "What book
is that !" said the merchant. at is
the Bible, sir" was the reply. "And
what are Won going to do with that
book S York p The lad looked
seriously into his face and replied. 4
promised my mother | would read it
every say and I shall do it. and burst
into tears. The merchant considered
that the best Recommendation he could
possible get, and Immediately engaged
the boy. In due time he became a
partner in the firm, one Of the most
respectable in the city.
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0BrrUARY.-The muse Of the editor
of the Placerville (Cal) Observer has
been in spired BY the death Of goat
which for years ranged the streets Of
that city. The Observer says: he
was SO strong in his position that no
one but discreet boys have ever at
tempted to oust him. At the earnest
solicitation Of many friends, DR.. Blum
ders held post morten examination
upon the body, and it was ascertained
that the 81 eompna Ovo han got POGO
mas and raptured the aqua fro:
mo more upon the accustomed hill
Shall capr;cOynus roam at viii,
Nor at the barn below IT.;
His aged form lies cold and still,
Alas poor William Colt
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NUMB Err 13.

@. The following examination OF
o certain candidate for admission to
the bar, is decidedly good one. The
examination commences with the fol-
lowing
DO you smoker
i do, SIR
Have you spare cigari'
Yes, SIR Extending a short sikh
Now, sir, what is the frat duty of q
lawyerG'
TO collect fees.'
what is the second Y
TO increase the number ofhis clients
when does your position towards
your client change q
when making bill of costa.
Explain
when they occupy the antagonists
position | assume the character OF
plaintiff and they defendant
"A suit decided, how do you stand
with the lawyer conducting the other
sidep
Cheek by jowl.'
) Enough, sir you promise to become
an ornament to gour profession, and /
wish you success. Now are you aware
OF the duty you owe msq
lam, sir. It is to invite you to
drink
But suppose | declinel'
Candidate scratches his head.)
There is no instance Of the kind on
record in the boon can't answer the
question:
You a1e right, and the confdencs
with which you make the assertion
shows that you have read the law at
tentiyely. Let US have a drink and /
will sign your sertifcates.'
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6T Twenty or twenty-five years
ago old Phleg up in Madison county,
was telling his friend Jones, consarnin'
ofa fight Phleg had a very little ed
ication, but Jones was man of right
suars reaaling. So Phleg went on tel
lin; and says be. they fit and fitp
sAnd, says Jones with knowing
look, did they keep a fittin' =
Old Phleg dra~ed himself up, and
looked as sonr as buttefmilk into Jones
face, says he:
You're cursed precise about lang
wige--fout! then, blast you 7
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For The BoSSier Banner.
"A r ETROs ECT.
By AN OLD MAID.

lhe soft penslye hour of twilight
like adream of enchantmeut, IS pass
ed. And arrayed in majesty, the sable
goddess of night appears. Georgeously
grand the moon moves forth in enchant-
ed sptandor, aud the stars shine with
undimsned lnster. 'Tis oight whose
beauty cannot be portrayed, for it sur
passes all description No sound was
heard 10 break the stiffness, save now
and then
(" Unseen minstrels far AVA
Touchlightmy sweet Eolian strings"
BY the golden claims of fancy, |
have been held spell bound. During
which time my mind would n aturally
revert to the halcyon days of nv girl
hood, till | was buried in profound re-
trospeet. And IN a few words l will
give i to my readers.
0h@lo wenty-eight, and notmarried
yet Can it be possible 2 Well! well!
With what incomprehensible rapld,ty
does the wheel of time roll 34oiai 1.
Il nearly seems but few Yeas, ~
| was a laughter loving, tau-making
girl of sweet sixteen. was very
much admired too, for was. as gay AS
a lark, and as laxative as mag pie
And ] cannot coneice Why il IS | aeyer
married. It must hays a4n wing
to my iastidlous ts9ts, .ef 81. -
rnyself it was not for the wan -
portunities. Thafe was Mr. j. to
vhou I Was first engaged, many r<k~ /
why | did not take hin It's. trI, he
was very superb ltd f,,ltos, with
fascinating manners, and nlsit,og 5las-
eyes and half The girls IN Town yer
/ 0ftDg ABOUT hlln ss1is -a ~
beneath the sofl IN ,oaiiga ~
Of his lows. | could NJ, ~ . .t,.4
fed Chat / had oua-tieale,l, IN, |
was aware hal accepted the eag ~.
neaiEting. TIME passed On very piea-
sanity an.t swiftly for while, bui a.
Seca9la b tier &e,qas.nte,i with him,
Ifound thai he didn't quite come up tc
any beau-ideal, saw tat there lacked
eongeniality, also. There with some
/ oher obstacle, which atose, caused ms
10 free him. For | knew That could
find one on this vast panorama JUS
suite2 to my mind
Hs next suitor was handsome,in in form
and feature. is hair was black as
the ravens VIM, and he wore kill
Iing" mustache. He also possessed
Enicety offeeling, snd . glowing intellect
he wrote me beautiful sonnets and play
Fed aad sang dis:nei,. And often a
midnight when the worl was wrapped
in sluEober, bis rich, manly voice, ac
conPsnied by Che solt tone Of hi'
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1 WaSH L WAS AN EDITOR.
BY NED.

] wish 4 was an Editor,
i really do, indeed;
II seems to me that editors
Get everything they need.
70 get the biggest and the best,
Of everything that grows,
And get in free 70 circuses,
And other kind of shows.
When q mammoth cheese is cut,
They always get slice,
For saying Mrs. Smith knows how
To make it very nice.
The-largest pumkins, the long st oee,,
Andother garden stuff,
Is blown into the sanctun by
An Editorial puff.
The biggest bug will speak to them,
No matter how they dress,
A shabby coat is nothing if
You own printing press.
At ladies' Fairs they're almost hugg'd,
BY pretty girls who know
That they will praise up everything
That ladies have to show.
And that they get blow out free
Asasery party feed;
The reason is beacuse they write
And other people read.
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AN EDITOR CANED.--The editor of
this paper was hadsomely caned on
last Monday evening being the second
time since he became an editor. The
cane used on the occasion was one Of a
very fine texture. 1t was administered
by Mr.. Charles Roberts, the clever
proprietor of our book store, and for
no other reason than he considered us
a clever fellow. We viii take pleasure
in exhibiting it to delinquent subscri-
bers, and those unreasonable gentle
men who demand explanations" and
"retraotions.,'-Oxford Mercury.
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OH Mtlbs Many Of the satirical
aspersions cast upon old maids tell
more to their credit than is generally
imagined. Is woman remarkably
neat 10 person, she will certainly die
an old maid Is she frugslin her ex
penses, and exact in her domestic con
Germs, she is cut out for an old maid.
And if she is skilled and humane to
to the animals ahe,Fl ! thing can
save from re tpfeliatioIa an aid
maid h 5 we m q haze always
found that ines, mgdesty. economy
and humanity. are the Dever-tailing
characteristics of 'an old maid
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BEwssf or NJ tab Skraqs.-The
foIawipg @houll serve as warning to
'I,a ladars l. is from the last issue Of
the Million N. C.) Chronicle:
Atlunier Storm passed over the
south ri s..efidn Of this eapn'v. on
st vs. S .Ewn fl4e<
ami ~ u, aud f.un tg ! a,p Is c nSi,Itr
ably bs washing Dnring HI rigging
fs'a- -torn III Eglr,ting struck A
a gu ,klt made ui 's'',,< that stood
suspended BY an open. window in the
house of Mr. John Webster melting it
~ -a'ting The n5t y fire; also
as 3f ~ temale Or
eaneHs. WIN iaeieved
M ~ tanr ffidn a.SpFning bloW:
f;s il .y, or uns"aly arrested ere il
lid much IN ,ge 1t is thought that
tt.. brass hoops attracted the fluid; q
circumstance which serves as another
warning 70 ladies who 'splurge' in
brass.
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DIR. L. H. FISHER.

Having permanently located in
II Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to the
people of Bellevue and vicinity, jim the
various branches Of his profession. Of
fice adjoining the Planters Hotel.
yl-nl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

Or Why are you like an annual.
my darling I said . saucy lovei binding
his rims around Harries's waist. /
can't say. Whyl because yOu are
handsomely bouud. Indeed! Why
then, am / ike a law booki Really
/ can tell. Because / am bound in
cali.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

~ A t,syl.f Keeper out West a'i
vertises a voune awyer, wi,o Iett his
hansa without paying his board bill,
thus;
'Ahsqdanlaniiuln tlamdum it SSart-
wontanditsus il transit non est inventus
additum seape goatum non comattibus
in swampo.'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23
RICHD W. TURNER,

4 ftorney and Counsellor at Law.
n viii practice his profession, in
the District courts of Bossier, Bien-
vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
70 the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
vue. La. vlnl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

or The woman's rights convention
had q couple ofdays session at Sarato,
ga Springs last week, and resolved
that woman. like men. have a right to
do anything and everything which is
in itself morally right.'-Dslta.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

O. There Is dew in one flower and
not in another, because one opens i,a
cup and takes it in, while the other
closes itself and the drop runs Of
God rains goodness and mercy as wide
as the dew, and il we lack them, il is
because we viii not open our hearts 10
receive them,