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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Normal Institute and Academy,
NEW Columbus, Luzerne Co. Pa. ..T(

\ EW Columbus, LuZerne TO. Pa. 10
~ Young Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
10 become Teachers, this Institution offers the
following advantages:
!. A Complete Organization rs n Normal School.
. A Thorough, systematic, and Practical Course of
instruction.
3. An opportunity for daily Practice in 7sac'iinG.
4. Weekly Lectures on the Theory and Practice Of
Teaching"
5. Weekly Scientific Lectures.
6. A richly furnished Reading Room.
Z. Normal Association, whose weekly meetings are
TO its members What the meetings of County Institute
or Association to the Teachers of a County.
Board, including room, lights and furniture
(per week. 81 75 to 2 90
Tuition (per Term of II weeks)
from "a 90 to 6 90
- The Fall andWinter Sessions will COM
mence on Monday. Aug. I6, 1858
For further particulars inquire Of
Hon. J. KOONS, Scc'y of Trustees, or
Prof II. ID. WALKER, Principal
New Columbus, July 81, 1858
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28
MRS. WIN SLOW,


Which greatly facilitates the process fteethng by
soiteniDg the gums, reducing AllinhAmmation--will
allay ALL PAIN and spAsmodic action and Ia
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon 1t, Mothers it viii give rest to your
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

DoPehu upon lt lothefn, ~ VIII give rest TO your
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS
We have put up ana sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, IN COHFIDEN nee AND
TRUTH OF Il, what weQs have never been able to
say OF any other medi-i-s cine-NENER HAS IT
FAILED, IN A SINGLED INSTANCE, TO EF-
FECJ A CURE, whenaS timely used. Never did
we know an instancefAt OF decentralization by any
one who used II. On the - contrary, all are de-
lighted with its opera - tionb and sneak in
terms OF highest oom-LO mendatiOn OF its magic
al stfeota and medioAl~~ virtues. We SPEAK in
this matter 'wHAT WEI DO KHow,n after ten
years experience, Rnd(J PLEDGE OUR REPUTA-
TioS FoR THE FULrIL-E- MESr OF WHAT We
HERE DECLAHE. In Rl-H most every Instance
where the infant Is suf-I-i iering from pain and
exhaustion, relief williv be found in fifteen OF
twenty minutes RtterkI the syrup IL administered
IhlA valuable prcparaH tton Is the prescription
OF one OF the most EAEt 4 ERI h NCED and
sklLLFUL NURsts inN New England, and has
been used with NEvERS FAILING suCcEss IN
THOUSANDsn OF CASES.
Itnotonly relievesihess ehildfrom pain, butiR-
vigOrates the HtomAehOl and bowels, oOTreets
aoldiB, and gives tone aud energy to the whole
PISG IN TIL bowVk kIs AID WIND COL
lC, and overcome cons VulsionH, which, IL not
speedily rem eded, endl[. In death. We believe 1t
the nEsr and syResIE Remedy In the world, In
all cages OF DYsENSI Terry ANT DIAR-
RHdE, IN CHILDREN, - whether IL arises from
teething, or from Anyt-i other cause. We would
say to every motherwhonn has child suffering
from any Of the foregoS@ ing complaints - DO
NOT LET YOUR PREF JUDGES NOR THE
PRE- OF QrHEj ERs, stand between
yogTsEaeglug ohild aud the relief that will be
sURk -yea, ABSutS LUTELY SURE--to fol-
low the use Of thisEe medicine, n timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany
ach bottle. None gen uine unless the lac sim
ue Of CURTIS & PER % KINs, New-York, is on
the outside wrapper, -
sold BY Drusgistss throughout the world
Principal oniee,F-i No, - Cedar st.,
New York,
Price only IS Cents per Bottle
pr. W. W. STEWARD WALTERS d KELSo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28
Fresh GroCeries.

A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES, EN-,
"A braeing splensid aasori@eat, thls day re- },
ceiyed BY CHAB. FlsHEk n
Centre Of the Ohio Block, opposite City Park.
nOT2l-dkwly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Drug
gists. Grocers and the Public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

which neutralizcs this malarious poison IN INC
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 expel Il from
the body. As II should, SO Il does o,be this a.
illctiye disorder with perfect certainty. And It
does more, or rather does what is of moro SER
vice to those subject 10 this infection. II taken
In season Il cxpels Il from the system ne u Is nb-
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use it free from
Its attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed 70 the disease. Consequently it not only
cures but protects from, the great variety Of az
fcctiOns which are induced by this malignant
influence, such as Remittent Fever Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothachc Enr-
ache, CatarTh, Asthma, Pnlpitations, Painful AZ
fectlons OF the Spleen, Hgs;eEcs Collie Paralysis,
and Painful Affections 81 tlie StonAtil and hows
els, all OF which, when arising from this cause
viii be found 10 assume more or less the iuter1nit
tent type. This "AGuE CURE" removes the cnuse
Of these arrangements and cures the disease.
This II acc0mplshes by stimulating the excrc-
tories to expei the virus from the system; aud
these organs by degrees become habted TO do this
thcr office Of their own accord. Hence arises
whatwe term dcclimation. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough, or
Is sacrificed In the attompt while this AoUE
CURE" does ii at once, and with safety. We hive
great reason 10 believe this Ia surer rs well na
safer remedy for the whole class Of diso1ssf
which are caused by the miasmatic ini iflst
than any other which has been discovereu aud
II has still another Important advantage 70 the
public, which is, that II is cheap as well as good.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28


from which mankind suffer over p large part of
the globe, Il the consequence Of diseased nciiou
In the system, indnccd By the poisonous minam
Of vegetable decay. This exhalahon ls evolved
by the action Of solar heat on wet boi, and rises
with the watery vnpor from II. While the sun u
below the horizon this vhpof lingefs ncar the
enrthe surface, and the virus n ittan with K
through the lungs into the blood. There n ncls
as an irritating poison on the internal vlsccta
and excreting organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 20 scorcie not only tllil
virus, but also the bile from tho blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the circuln.
ton, and produce violent constitutional dis0rder
The spleen, the Kidneys nDd the stomach sym-
pathize with the liver, and become digofdercd I
also Finally, the instinct Of our ufgnnism, m
II In an attempt 70 expel the noxious INFUSION,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In the
internal excretOrics 10 force them 20 east Il out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes 10 the
central organs with congcstive violence, This ls
the CHILL. But In this effort Il fails. Then TIC
FEvER follows, In which the blood leaves the b
central organs and rushes TO The surfAce, as if8
IN another effort TO expc the Irritating poison
through the other great excretory - the skin. In
this also fails, aud the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroxysms OF FEvRR AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder viii OF
course undermine the health II u Is not removed
We have labored to nnd, and have found, an
antidotn ..r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

Menlenher NIc.

eqH ArAaoprGN. qHIf
Remember me at early day, i. -...ts
When our Old cat bcginyio play; iNhi
b And full Of fun aud Rlee. f0u M
Her little sore ey'd kittens sup
New milk from out n china cup,
oh then retnember me,
FNFtI rtN 0aaa snlIt ca sani ffa
Remainder mo when ere you bow, et'
To milk the stump tailed bfihdle COW, 0
Uponthe suppliant knee;
And II from entin' ginger cake, A ~
That hollow tooth Of yourn should ake-- e
lOh then remember ne.
Remember me at twilight hour
Whom standing In thunder shower rs
Under leauin' tree ni
Our Sob>tailed rooster viows the west au
And soaring thoughts expand his bfesst---
Oh then remember me.
Remember me when ere yoi 70
To see the "big caravan" show, lEE.
Where all within is glee;
Where Kangaroos and Snakes abound, = o.
And Monkeys the pony round.-
oh then remember me ffu E4o
RememberRt midnight hour,
When fleas arise aud bed bugs low'r tI
To take n general spree;
When tempesis howl aud lightnings crash
Aud panscakea in the skillet flash
Oh then remember me. V1ta afllhl
When I'm potsioe,pstched and gone,
All snugly laid away alone, 4enI e1 o..
Beneath willow tree;
When there you muse and roam about,
Or sit and cry your eyes out
oh thqn rnfr off, far mai
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Cincinnati Hamiitonan andDaytonR.R R
@ % ID 4
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON and after Monday Nov. H., 1889, Passsn-
" gerT rains vii lleayetbe 6thJtreetD Depot, Day
I on for Cincinnati as follows: ..
At5.0O a. m, $50 a. M, 400 P. M, and 6.lb
p. m.
LSkvo Cincinnati for Dayton at 1880 a. M.
1000 a. m, $50 p. m, and li.S0 p. m, I
novI4 DANIEL MoLAREN ,5up't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

A SPLENDID PREsENT-The Rovers have
received from the Oregon Fire Company, of
Dayton, The most elegant specimen of cons
feotionery ever got up, 1t is a cake in pyr.
amid shape nearly or quite four feet in
height, somewhat in tho shape of the oelc-
brated Walter Scott monument at Edinburg,
II is perfectly white, being frosted with a
thick coating Of suhar, aud, with some
stretch of imagination, might be said to rer
semble marble. 1t is valued ut twenty five
dollars and was accompanied with guam
tity of Wolfs Ice Cream Candy, worth five
dollars The cake was manufactured by
w. W. Wolf, of Dayton, on the order Of the
Oregons, and was presented by him in their
behalf. The Oregous will visis our city, and
the Rovers, during the week -[Springaeld
News
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-28

Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
pr. W: W. STEWARD WALTERS a KELso
ie2-Iyd1w
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SPEClAL NOTICES.

Holloway'a Ofn IN er t.--Eaerourial
salvoa, and all those olh,pounfi q nsootod OF min
crai ngenta are highly dang youa applications -
This ointmcn, composed entitely Of vegetable
extracts, IL harmless rs well cflcieut remedy
~ ail oases Of cruptona, sore, bols, wounds and
c, htuaions.
Sold at tho mAnufaetory, No. so Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggists, at asc, $50. and
per box or pot. deoa4-d&wlw
Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female phyuioian, has a Soothing Syrup fot
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by ysoftcning the gums reducing
All inflammation, will alay all pain, aud is sure 10
regulate the bowela. Depend upon II, mothers, 40
wigive reat to yourselves end relief and health to
yourinfants. Perfectly safe In all cases. See adj
vertisement In another column. jc2
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Dayton & Michigan r. r.
ca o.
Open 70 Toledo,


AND FORMING IN CONNECTION
"A with the Detroit and Toledo r. r., 10 miles the
shortest line between Dayton aud Detroit, and with
miles the shortest iue between Dayton and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, NOV. u, 1889, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
Chicago,
FIRST TRAIN--Leaves at 1925 a. M, arrives at
Detroit with the Great Western X, r. OF Canada for
Niagara Faiis, Albany, New York and Bostoni con-
meets at Lima at 100 ?; N, with trains onthe ~.
at Fort Wayne st 100 M, In time to connect with
trains Toledo Wabash X Western Road for
huntington, Peru and LoganapoFt, and arriving at
Chicago at 9,30 u. m, In time to connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ. s. N l. IL. Il.
for Adrian aud jackson, and with trsinB on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland and
4 ]. Road eastand west, and at Piqua for Columbus.
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Day tor ats 10 p. m. ,oon-
necta at Lima with trrinson z. Ft W. G. X. X. AT
II ,aidnight and arrives at Chicago at 20 q. M,
making close connection with ali trains for the west
and northwest, and at oledo at 90 M, connect
ing With all morning trains west and IN and with,
steam Boat for Cleveland and BufiRlO.
Sleeping Cara are attached to all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo Detroit,
Chicago, and points West and Northwest. Also for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all ERstorn cties and
for all local points the BellefOntaine and Indian
apolis r. oan be had by calling ON s. r. KING, Tick
ct AGENT Union Depot, Dayton or on the diff rent
agents on the line.
Fare as low as by any other route.
Be careful and call for Tickets by way OF Iima.
s-The ratesof Freighfto all Points East or West
will at all times be as favorable as are charged by
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit.
novI4 M. SHOEMAKER sup't.
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PARTITION S4rr


& tate Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier.
NJ BY virtue Of commission 10 me
directed from the Clerk Of the District
Court in aud for tho Parish and State
aforesaid, authorising me to sell the
following described property, belong.
ing to the heirs of r. Ct. Skinner. d.
ceased, in order to effect partition.
among said heirs, tic grand childen az
said deceased. /, David Patti, tutor
for the minors. viii sell at public auc-
ton, at my house in said Parish, ON
MONDAY the 5th day Of December
next, to-wit:
The east half Of section sevsn, in
township eighteen, of range eleven.
continuing 80 acres. Also, the unai-
yided half of the southeast quarter Of
south west quarter Of section nineteen,
township nineteen Of range eleven, said
quarter containing 80 acres, also the
following slaves, to-wit:
DFAPsY, a niaa aged a5ogt 81 yeas.
JIM. man 20
RACHAEL, woman, aged about IS
years.
1AYLoR, o BOY, a5ed about 3 years.
IEAPsEY, . girl ..
iIANY, man, . SO
SALLY, a woman :. so .
PaILL1s, q vo.naa" I" 30 !.
Also, the personal property. censist-
ING. OF a wagon, 2 yoke Of steers. 8
mules; sythe and CRADLE, &c.
Said property will be sold ON 4 credit
Of one, two and three years, from day
Of sale. purchasers to give their notes
bearing eight per cent interest from
date with approved personal security
aud special mortgage on land and
slaves to secure the payment Of thoir
purchase price, purchasers to pay tIla
cost OF titles. All 81 said property
viii be warranted as to title, but nor ~
to souadness or heath,
This 18th day Of October. il. D. 1859.
Mss DAVID PLATE, I s.3r.
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f u y
APARAGRAPH rJR BOYS 1T Is one
of the besetting sins Of young men in
this extraragan mgr. to endeavor 10 get
rid Of work BY seeking lazy employ
ment; and the consequence is that
many Of them turn ont worthless vaga-
bonds Boys. aYail the whirlpool
as You wo nd a plague shot; Danish
from you the dangerous desire to live
without swork- Labor IS honroable.
dienifed-it is the parent of health.
wealth, and happiness look mon it
MT as 4 barder 9 curse. shuD idle
ness and s!ptll Pursue some honest
calling, and net be ashamed to be use.
full.
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w. q. sCaNs44ND. Esater.
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The BosslER BANNER is issued every
FRIDAY morning; subscription, per
n1lnutn, three ecllars-in advance.
Advertisements inserted for ore dollar
per square Of ten lines or leas, for
the FIRST insertion, and 20 cents for
each subsequent one. Liberal De-
dnetions made in favor of yearly
advertisers. who will be required to
conine themselves strictly to their
Legitimate business.
Professional AMI business cards insert
ed by the year, for ten dollars; FIVE
dollars for six months.
An 1ouncemenfs Of candidates will be
inserted fer ten aolsers--to b. paid
in advance.
Al articles Inserted for tho benefit of
parties or individuals, at their oRn
solicitatasions will be charged forRs
advertisements.
Job work to be paid for on delivery.
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Rg The weather during the e.

Rg The weather during the first
part Of the week was mild aud genial !;
bu, night before last !" the wind hS.w
as 'twaA bla@n ita last continuing in
filiiful gusts all Gay Yesterday OIL
Boreas i plasfal fellow. Here he
comes wllisting lltayn tit street, stop
ping only 10 XIX up a,dastor snatch
of some mans hal, play win il.aul.i5 /;
then jumps mp lis The sign Of tl,r
Plantets Hotel q ,fsp, aasl,es aronh,l
the corner n an edag; lvaF h. HES e
the tree tops TO daily aald'e viii tl,t
failing leaves -sall- sway off down u,
country, finds ether Winds anil make.
q storm Of i.
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I. So cn NICE YcrNo Nan - The
suhloined paragraph ia from The Gin
clna'i Enquirer 81 tie l7ihs
Asoung fllow who gave his ad.
dreas as G-nree u. Benton. New Or.
leans wa arrested q, ChierQo. on
Monday, for having passrsi forged
ekeck. Letters were tosnd in his ,ruah
from which !, arrenre,i thar he pas@d
under the nnRc crLnit. 3. o. Dao.e,
and seems 10 have ca, a sNell at ea,.
atoga ilis season, where he paid n,
disircseesto sfme lndica ne lutheran,
on board the United Ssases s.eame,
Naslyiile On iuriseeE. Cards were
alao fonnd IN biz rssestrn setting far,h
he was sseL; fer ere DasieI j Ciark
et laafen,t Ito, 80 Instruct iiQtor deal
eFs IN The true principle ofhaw 10 n,an-
niac;ure ileir own liquors RON she
RAG ma'etial. SO asia compare with The
best foreign brands. aud always sah,ec.
ted TO Ike scrNiiny OF the best iud ,ea
III The couatry"
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paSeEn dFlpLhx3 S. Its no over,.
sti.tt iilent 70 say HAT, other things lie
Ing rqnaI. The man aho has The great,
81 am mt ot intellectual resources j.
IN The lt'>, elauger from in'e,i rirtnp
iaiiea< i t''s,ee . her f,.a,on. l,tcau,t.
Ia has t,.w, ill moments. The min
ef mssi nh.n sls,es ffem some vacant
h"nr. Occupation !, fl+ mtaor If fhe
,"ni. anil The. train of i.lirne,s IS ,irauu
mp hy All vices, | rcanei,,ipr a salifieal
i.o4iii il With tie streil i represented
8 fishing f.'f iagil, AMI alaptiag ins
bars inil,e TASTES afI-i ttanPefe, Ill Al
lis pfsy tn III llt. IL -ai.i, pleas, i
him iis,>i, l,.-eaass lie III II rio. pake,l
hook t;rnra, $ fiilfiaf,i.
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% Some people 10 the void ap-
pear to find their highest pleasure in
being sort Of social hyenas, guher-
ing together and digging up the rep
utations Of frail, falleH men and woman
to feast with greedinsss and delight
whining and bowling over the loash
some repast the whiles a. if they felt
sincerely sorry to have found eorrup-
ton, when they sought for it alone.
Uavo we notall sins enough to make us
patient if We can not DO charitable 10
ward other einners
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soRRExPoSi,eNcE.

En- notice communication from Alr
Fair Play in your issue Of tile tn
Of Oct cenlpEiniug of the liberaIisy Of
the Police Jury in making an arpro
priation to DR. ]. II Hunter for his
medical services and surgical operations.
upon the poor unfortunate T. 3. wv.
who was suffering for forly-six DAYS
aud during this time DR.. Hunter TX.
pendedout of bis own pocket about the
sum Of $50 for the Leiefi Of said Ivy,
and attended 10 him All this time faith
fully and promptly, ard as the said
Ivy was a panper, and had nothing
visible TO renhmerate the physician, the
Police jury appropriated the sum Of
$3.50 10 Indemnity hefltysician against
loss, hot as a q MI nsati N for his ser
vices. for if he hal been paid rs ply
>icians usually are, the Till would have
been at least $500 Yet Mr.. Fair
Play speaks Of d flsor.ql aristocracy so.s-
our plri>h WHO receives by The hun.
died. Now I.la not know what dtfn,
ilion Mr. Fair Play gives the word
ari>torracy. but if he means gentle
man IN the full aeccptalion of the
term, and physician til itstands at the
heal Of his proft sion and No. one
>urgeoA, then Dir ]. II. Hunter is an
awful ariS'ecrat. III. Fair Play says,
heretofore they haze refa~ed 10 pay
more than fifteen dollars for the burial
expenses Of q Paliper, anil the physi-
clan lla'! 10 charge his fee 10 Charity
] an intimately acquainted with all
the act Of the Police Jary Cor The last
seven years. And | say of truth
without the fear Of rontraliltion, that
during this time no physician has ever
presented bili for services rendered Il,
a pauper but an appropriation was
msde 20 compensate l4in, bs the Po ice
Jury. AMI The burial expenses. of AT
who are strictly panpers bare bean
paid by The patish | never knew the
Police jury 10 ftftee q. bilfof this kind,
but Mr. Far Play sars to the contrary
notwithstanding. a,lmit, HE Police
Jury MAY make pnWi>e appropriations
and pass other iaja,iieious acts. al
may err from Judgment but | am
l,afdto believe that any sworn Police
member would act partially. or wiifnlly
do wrong, TO please anybody much
Hess a fayorei part Of onr parish (the
ais;ecrats A man WHO mafks ont
for himself a stf;tight forward course
and pursues it, regard ess Of The opin
ions Of others, i a poor judge Of hu-.
man ha'nre if he expeetstop pass through
the world without being grumblcd at
The Police Jury does not expect 10
please everybody This is ont Of The
i question. There will he some to
gremble AMI tind iatIt Of The acts Of
others, btt men Of This class should be
careful before they pass Judgment On
The acts Of others. wnlHler if they
are better than other people are you,
Mr.. Fair Ply, bl'.neless that vou can
complain Of tue aels Of other men !
10 yon hear Others bur5lcns IS ycu
wonli iiaye your bofnc2 Yo0 Judge
'4hers; look At your own heart and
/ life-spe yun fnIfIcss Do yeu f'fg-i
thai you an mortal, and rs weok AMI
frail as oilers. Yours respectfully,
/ A H,Fp Wowkes.
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ES They have II rspe aud begging
fAotory al Bonham, Texas, which l.
turning ont saperiof article Of rope
and baling cotton, ut The rate Of ten to
fifteen thousand feet per day. 1ne
Era says the hemp gro IN there is of
superior quality, but that the factory
ooaaat pr.aaava neas enaaglt = ! i ppiy
the demand farirope.
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Tax oS LktfhR WrInse.-Jonis
Guy ssiibbinel i SAY, how d. you
escape " a iis from the bore u cut
r~sfanIenets!
brown ttu.y s,a.lsins Why. soa
ee. am a very hssky isi,v have
The gin cf = ss,i.Eoa,,lralr bad hal,l-
writing Ny friends when they grt
one Of my lelterS. .lot.'i fafgvt il IN Il
hurry, ! e,a tel ,ou. They have 50
masA ,litIFaslty ~ reading il. thai ,lses
itssef iItlrlk u asking me for SECOND.
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Ma Printers, as class, says The
Memphis Bulletin are no, geusr,Ily
supposed 70 be vieiousiy inclined. but
any one would think differently il no
could hear how fryeatly hey par Il,
Correspondents sho write on both siass
Of the paper.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-28


L"TlIN au fHE gGTs. Some
body upin ! ani,ville has been iniiiat-
into the mysteries d tbs, popular or,l,r
Of the Sons Of Malta, and here. is The
way he tell the tai. of.ihe imitation, ia
the Courier "ftlrlt city, Who wopldn't
he i Son.
IoH are first grabbed and thrown
into afuho eali waaer, aud forthwith
several Earge IN ., bsgil to SILK pins
ilta yoa. Heiljur Won @it Of the tnt'
If wat,r they ru+h Won into another
le!sstmenf anil aem men make a
lpnge after son dre,sel in Disguise,
md immediately commepre pouring
n"la<ses into ronr hair and boots.
Meanwhile tsirelm Of rol I water fool
e'' onto Won and man dressed in
black thtns'S a snnf.hox in, front q
yanr nose, and all II once vou begin
o soeitf'ron>lv. and the eager crowd
l'cgin to laugh and hurrsh Showing
YOU further along the chief men and
bottle washers grab yop bv the nose,
hair and rnattai, AMI in This wav rin