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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-30
YOUNG MEN.

Our goung men are painful study.
AS they lounge about the streets with
bold, leering faces, poisoning the air
with oaths, or whirl madly along be-
hind lashing horses, or loom up dimly
amid the smoky CLAIR of haunts of folly
sin and shame it is sickeniug to think
that with them rest the future of the
country, and in them lies its hope. 1t
is no wonder that the hearts Of fathers.
mothers and sisters are flleds with
dread and grief. No wonder that the
perpetual and earnest advice to the
young men is to go into ladies'
company" The advice is good
There is positive safety for him in the
company Of vain, gigling, trifing
girl. The most empty-headed and
empty-hearted ofcoquettes is a more
harmless companion for him than a
cursing tipping fellow who thinks all
manner of Stiffness and sin manly, and
will travel fast, although he dawns at
the end of theroad. Yes, your young
mans salvationis in the sweet smile
and voice, the beautiful graces and ac-
compIishments of some fair creature,
attractive alike in mind and body.
But young man dare not go and
see young woman he fancies, and
make a friend and companion Of her.
Will not all the Mrs. Grundies think
and say that it means something and
Immediately and vigorously set to
work to whisper their suspicious loud
enough for the world-incIuding the
repective families of the young persons
to hear them. Is not your man a firt
desperate fellow in whom there is
danger, ifhe is known to go to see a
half dozen girls at the same time 2
Has not this propriety which yervades
our fne modern life something to do
with the terrible outlawry and vicious
ness Of the young men Has not rig
id, ghastly etiquette driven them from
the parlor to the rum shop? In the
days when some Of US swere boys and
girls, it was nota proof thattwo young
people were engaged to be married
that they were often together happy in
the interchange Of interest and sym
pathy and all kindly feelings, And
some how there were better boys then
than now. And better girls too, for
that matter Philadelphia Journal
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-30

GT To mako a pretty girls cheeks
red, pay her a sweet compliment. To
redden these Of an impudent fellow,
slap them. Two, perhaps, can play at
that game, however.
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10 A man ofrich and high paren-
tage is ID danger Of thinking that the
honor bequeathed him, as well as the
estate, is sufficient to support his quail
ity, without his struggle to acquire
more of his own.
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II r e..

Life is but deaths vestibule; and
our pilgrimage on earth buta journey
to the grave. The pulse that preserves
our being beats our death march, and
the blood which circulates our life is
floating it onward to the deeps ofdeath
To day we see our friends in health to
morrow we hear of their decease. We
clasped the hand of the strong man
but yesterday, and to-day we close his
eyes. We rode in the chariot of com.
fort but an hour ago, and in a few
more hours the last black chariot must
convey US to the home of all living.
Oh, how closely allied is death to life
The lamb that sporteth in the field
must soon feel tAaaknife. The OK that
loweth in the paseSres is fattened for
slaughter. Trees do but grow that
they may be felled. Yea. and greater
things than these feel death. En-
pires rise and flourish! they flourish
but to decay, they rise to fall. How
often do we take up the volume of his
tory and read of the rise and fall of
empires. We hear of the coronation
and the death Of kings. Death is the
black servant who rides behind the
chariot of life. See life! and death is
close behind it. Death reacheth far
throughout this world and hath stamp
ed all terrestrial things with the broad
arrow Of the grave Stars die mayhap;
it is said that confagrations have
been seen far off in the distant
ether, and astronomers have marked
the funerals of the worlds-the decay
Of those mighty orbs that we had i'm
agined set for ever in1sockets of silver
to gFsten as the lamps of eternity
But, blessed be God, there is one place
where death i1'n9t life's brother.
where life reigns alone; "to live" is
not the first syllable which is to be
followed by the next, who die" There
is land where death knells are never
tolIed, where windingsheets are never
woven, where graves are never dug.
Blest land beyoaS tie skies To
reach it we,mgst iie.-spurgsoa
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e. M. MUTT,
DR.. e. II. FISHER.

WEaving permanently located in
IL Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to the
people of Bellevue and vicinity, in tho
various branches of his profession. Of
fee adjoining the Planters Hotel.
v1-n1
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RTCH,D ". TURNER L,

4 ttorney and Counsellor at Law
IN Will practice his profession, in
the District courts of Bossies, Bien-
vile, Claiborne, and in the ssupreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
te the prompt discharge Of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
vac, La. ylnl
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No DIYoReE.-In South Carolina
there is no divorce aftermarriage; wed
for life must be the fact in law when an
instance of divorce has never been
known there! 1t has been anthori-
lively settled that no Judicial tribunal
in the State has authority to declare
a decree Of divorce for any. cause what
soever. If the power exists at all is in
the Legislature, which has hitherto
never thought proper to exercise the
power. Farther, it has been dotirmin-
ed by the courts of South Carolina
that marriage solemnized in that
State is dissoluble by the sentence of
any court in sister State so as to to
affect the rights or conditions of the
parties in South Carolina. 1t will be
seen, that it is much easier to tie the
knot than TO undo it. With rare ex-
eeptions the ceremony Of marriage is in
fact, perfumed by a clergyman but
the indissolubilty of the marriage con-
tract is not only part of the law, but il
is the fixed and habitual sentiment ol
community on the subject Of divorce.
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@What's that!" asked Mr.. Parting
ton, looking up at the column on the
Place Vendome, during her late visit
TO Paris. "The pillar Of Napoleon, ?
was the answer. "Well never did,"
she exclaimed @and that's his pillow
He was great man to use that-but
its made of Iron, I do believe. All
Isaac, see what it i u be great. How
bard his head must have rested on
that ironieal pillow p
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GEO. "A. PIKE, I

(s eneral agent, Baton Rouge, la.
M Immmediate attention given to
collection of salaries, claims against
the State bills Of exchapse, drafts
and accounts; also the entry Of Land.
Information without charge.
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DR. 3. CARSTARPHEN.

ID bellevue, Law being permanent To-
- Gated in Bellevue, would respect
fully tender his professional services
to the citizensof this place and Vicinity,
Office next. door south of Spurlin &
Vests store.
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G. w. LOGAN, JR. EUGENE soNIAT.
w. G. G. CLAIBORNE, ~.
LOGAN, SONIATS CLATB ORNts
successors to Duncan & Logan. Cot
~ ton Factors and Comnsissieit
Merchants, No. 81 Caronaolet street,
Union Row, New Orleans. v1nI
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PLANTERS H0TEL.
a4yM. A. KELLY. PROPRIETOR,
BELLEVUE, IA

aYing lately made 49,.
- additions to his SaF
already commodio ious M fiss m II, ~
house, would respectful e. -
u inform the travelling public, lis
old friends and customers, that he is
new better prepared than ever, to Sc
commodate all favoring him with their
patronage. His table viii always be
supplied with the very best the country
a6ords. lie has also attached to his
hoase large and well ventilated stable
well supplied at all times with good
proysnder VIn1
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or The love Of the beautiful and
true, Ike the dewdrop in the heart of
the crystal, remains forever clear and
pure ii the i1tn0ss shrine Of the soul.
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A New York preacher has in
vited Mrs. Sickles to stay at his house
while her husband IS at Washington.
Don't let her do it, Daniel, ,'ie might
play Key on you.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-30

~ Jimmy do you 60 TO school ~
aYes. sir, 10 the school keptby Miss
Post.n
Miss Post moi a whipping Post
I hope"
90, no, sir--she is guide Pcst'
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S. G. Mckenzie,
Il ttorney aud Counsellor at Law,
6 q Minden, La. ylalI5
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ha- The laly who made a dash has
since brought her husband to . full
stop.
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W. II. HILL,
GEO. WILLIAWSON,

4 ttorney at Law. VIII continue
IN the practice in the parishes of
Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto. He viii
also attend to all the business of
Landrum & Williamson, in the above
parishes. ylnl2s
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Woman IL lovely to the sight,
AS gentle as the dews of even,
AS bright as morning S earliest light, I.
And spotlcss as the SHOWS of HeaYen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-04

SlnS gu tcmmeu. Die Gonuention miro lid
m'eDer %psriammeln. Die Stapt 1T nit
Ner5tsn aus alsn Ebeilen Der uaipn onaetdQt.
Nns Utah.
81. SoutS 2. Mat Der @OrreInonneut
oes oNtpubilcln in GAIT Qafe SIN Sd'rn;st
unternl s. y. d.: Die Aufreauu1 INT -, -
mas perm 'noerf, b~auptlddlld neil la ne 9pcrz
Itonsn iiber5eugt baben, cap Das Don Ger letten
Ge5lalatur ~er!aiene @eldmorenen<@eleB tie oes
gen Seitrafuns ir9enO zines Gerbrehens ldijRe.
ytd1 otelern @sleee pibleA ole @lert6 Der NOR
mcnlldsn @Ountp,@curt Die @roB. uuo Stein,
@eldworenen Der Bunpe8 .@eridte aus.
Nat1rlld wtto leoer Nidt Mcrmone Der.
%lcctfen. Der Srud 5wiIden Den 8unoss Gre.
cutIo uno rthterllden 8ebSroen lift elm %pifener
unO fonnt' nur curd 9ta69eben oes @cu5er
neurS 9ebeltt pereen, wOrln nidt Su b.r,ttu 1T
Wenh bic Administration auf bic Seite pss
HtBt'reu tritt, moIea lie reli9niren urb Elm
Wtanltelt s~rlaieu, woDur1 aqerle, @r6uel ann
VoriAein fcmuen iOlen. NlGter @rapletouob
bat Die Scurt in YrODo pertaat. oa er N,d,is
anSridten trnnte. Brigham Douna belt am
Z. cine gemaBiBte Heoe i'm Gabetnafel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-04

GocuboAa Blattlorul, bic @rbebuus !9ulcuoa's
5uu, Prdlioenten nnp bic NnerfennunB p~ellsloen
ourd Serrn 6criptb, tpelder, in @emeini4aft
nit ben Gerlrstern Der iibriSen auSwdrtisen
Wfdnte, benz neuen Yrilioenten Slid winl9te.
@8 miro lpDann oarauI perwielen, oaB cieler
9elanOte, i'm auSOridliden Nuftra9 elmer Ge
slernus, nit oemlelben YrdltOenten llnterbanD.
lunBen iber einsn Nertras anfnupfte, ourA
pelden ben Ser. Staaten fur eiae gentle
Suulme betrdAtlihe @ebietStbelle unO oaS per<
manente Redt be8 l1eber9anSs iber ben SIT
mus BON Sebuantepec bate eln9erdumt weroen
loaen.
Dieie BropolittCnyn wurben lebOa BON 3uto
aya'S Jtesleruns, als Der @bre naD Den Safe
relien Der nlertfanilGen Nepubllt 5uwiOerlau,
fenO, 3uridseuieien. ga babe auf eiumll Der
DinO anoerS s~eblaien Ger amerltanil4e 9e
iauote unD ietue Gesierun9 baben plOeltd eine
anDere NldtuuB eln9eldlaSen, Die 3ulca8alde
auf ieoe Weiie gu GItaalren uup au unter8raben
selu4t; nun babe Die Gbre Der Naticn pur9
Nufwerfuus BON unanSeuebmeH Srasen per-
lest, uube9rinoete Inlprade erboben u. /. f.,
Bis e5 our @ntferuun5 UeS @tianoten fam.
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q urerieani (ctDs OeaebrieDteu

New Oorf. 4rbeiteu Ii Gu
rppdi5ae 6arfen. Die rulIildeD ampf
fre9atte @%roBaOmirll lit 10 melt lerti0, DAB lie
in meniSen Ga9en Ibre &eile nad europa ans
treten fann. &beulc Der pra4tpD0e @6reuld.
BEL, ben elm GbeiI Der bielisen Stalieuer benz
SSnio ben 6arotnien Derebren rrerpen.
pbtlaOelpbta 0r. @tdl e befano
Gh am Wonta9 in 10 frittltem 3ultonoe.
baB fe!ne MISUNDERSTANDING fat aan, cufoea
oeben 1T. @eltern muroe, INN be &uoei III
%sntfernen, Der 2eib auf9eidnttten. Die Sin.
oel hattie ff aber nad Der 8la1e 9e1enft II.
fcnnte nid9t 9efunoen iDeroen. Der ourd)
fhp6ene Darm lit 9efidt DDroen.
Die beioem Officers, welde benz mDroertid.
en- Nn9rif fat Su1aben uno bic tbn 10 letdt
bdtten Derbinoern f6nnen, fpenn re auf oas
9lulu6en DER 6rou @tdIe ein9efdritten war.
en- llno un9eltGrtim Dtenlfe 9elafIen pOroen,
SerieD Ctr. . er brape M a n IL.
Die 3hat DeS 8abnwdrters Sol. O'Brieu,
pel6er am 27. p. ouf Der bielisen @ilenbabn
leiuen IDD fanp, perbient Der ebrenrollten Gre
pabnuuo. @r fano ieinen Soo, pdbreno e1
bas 9eben elmer SHUTTER nit ibrem &inoe ret.
tete, tpelde 3mildeu ben S6ienen entlan9 gin.
gen, ale Der .3u9 beranbraulte Sic nabmen
feline Marnun0smorte uno 3eihen nidt mobr
unD 10 ltir1te er onf Die elEer unrermelollHen
ECceSsefabr Yrei5se5ebenen gu uno rib ne tber
Die S9nnen, puroe babel aber Ielblt BON Der
IctomCtiUe e%r9riffen unO 9etcOtet. @r btnters
ldBt eIne o~erD1lfte 0amtlIe, Der man Ietne bee
rOride AufOpferung 9eptB lObnen wirs.
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GsiesrapptSeDs Jeacbrtebteu
#Ns.4atst tuffpe4 alttmOr GBe der.

Matbtngton, 3. .Dfai. Sen. Serea,
Der @elanDte pom Nlclra9ua, mirD an 5. Stunt
uad 0auie 3uriiffebren, mag unlere ReSierunS
i'll Betr. pes Idpebenoen Nertra8es einen See
ldtuB iafeu. mel9en Ie nil.
Gen. SAP bat liG 10 nett erbclt, Dap er in 2
Tasen lein Nmt wieoer miro antreten tOnnen.
pBilaoelpbta, 3. Wai. @S fanp beute
bier eiae itdotilAe @lbl ltatt, Die duBert rubis
unp unter 9eringer 2beilnabme ablisf.
NorfOlt, 3. Wfai. Die ensl. 8rigs See
ltal, bon YernambucO nit 3uder mad Baltimore
bsltimmt, I~tranDete bel Sap 0enrp. Gbenlo
9in9 e8 Der Don BernambucO na4 bier beltimm'
ten Bri9S @Iaur. Wfan bat Den S6iffen Dllfe
Selanot.
8pfon, 2. Dlai. Sn 6Olse Der Sncors
poration8atte Itr cine Iibli9e Dampfldlflinie
naA GewsO %rleanS, nit einem Attien Capital
ron 100000, f1no beute cine einleitenoe Sers
lammlnns Statt, anf welder eine COMMITTEE
our 8el9affun5 bes Capitals ernannt puroe,
wOrauf it4 Die 8eriammlun5 aui 3uei BOAen
perta9te. Y
Aie gtatiDnal STANDARDIZATION
8pton 2. Otai. Die a@te Slbresper,
lanlmluag Der Sectional 8uaoruGer Union, gu
mel9er etpa oretBi9 Delegaten li9 etnsefnnoen
batten, begann beate NIT Wabl Der 8eamteu
unO lDiro am DOhnerltd9 NIT einen Blnfett
enoen.
99anoerbafte Tbat.
8ofon,2 Wlai. 6ente WorBen uut 1
l1br beunrubi8te Samuel 6ilb pas 0auS ieine5
ShwIegerpaters @ben 8. BlrD DurG Steta
pirfe in bic 6eulter ais 4tr. Waeo u. leine
Srau aus benz Bette aufltlnben unD Sl9t ans
3anOeten, iGOB Sub NIT eilien S4rot8ewebr
ourh oas 6enIter unO tCotete lelnen SdwieBerA
pater auT Der Stelle, oaraaf UeriuAte er, liA
lelblt ~ erl&ieBen, inOeB ~Ue,Ia3te bas @es
psbr. 6ilb 1T rerbaftet unD Seltebt bic Chat.
gr lOl ~3ulpeilen an @eiltes3errittuns selitten
haben.
G9anterbafter Moro.
EroD,2 Mai. Sn Der StaDt Sano Safe,
etpa IA Weilen pom bier, te5ab lta am Conn.
tag eiu iGredlider Worb. Sin alter Wann,
0amens SObu 8elOinS, i4luS Ieiner GO4ter
@riltiana ben S1doel nit einem Slmnler Elm.
Gr lit an einem Nnfaue BON Wabniinn uno
hiloete li4 Elm, DAP feline Gcdier pom Ieufel Bee
lelieu let. Oas Mdc9en par etwa I9 Sabre
alt. Beloin8 wnrOe bierber InS @efdnSnlB 9e<
bra9t, unO be @rano Surp, wel4e Beraoe IN
Siguns III, bat bic SaAe In be 9anc 9encul'
men.
GOuferen3 Der BrOfeHOreH Der WeOisin. :
Qcui5ptlle, 2. Wtli. Die @onUentir
Der Broleforen Der MeD3in Der Ser. ct. tr
bier beute 5ulammen. 53w1n5I8 S4ule1 ma
ytad LANCER Debatte c,rta9te M
lid, cbne gu elmer SiniSanS iber ben @elddftss
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VermiEt tpirD
0I6SchieN-

Wtetnen tiplretAen Sreuaoen uno SefdRnsen faas It's bier.
ndtt ur n,e,ner Gbrsif mad benz altn Naterlanpe etn nsr;ii.
3s UNI ttttesfabltes esbeUetl, tOfsnb, (Ssnn bas 5SidGcl
datutrtftn ~
aae 6tstta'sen, ssl9e mt& NIT bsionbern aaftrdasn breS.
rem IOuen. triu&e t@, lOl4e bt. nG6tsn Msntaa entUeoer
tn metnec 2Dobnuna poer BET 6rn. SaiDb 6 esoSr Ws "a
Sermaatrass, ~absaasbsn. S3lttslt@ btt!e Ia, ote mir BITS.
pr erSst5te 6reanbf1dft. wdhrsnO metner Nm sIenbrit .ud
at nt.ine 6rad, welAe De uDrber bic gDirtola # All b r
oefJtrl9en Urauerti ~fDrtiabtea WtrO, OFF .aisf aassuOsbucn.
- attn .rpbsr S1mGas rurb gum IplGtep at mad tan
Dpnae t4S tt faeen.
mn eMBiftan wsRIIer
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nnttr Obteem Nduen bat fD etn neHer sauveeefu o, 6rn.
.. 8arteIl, Ms. II eOabatbur, prs4ntart. Die @SnOts
tnttrn nitro am etuttssn MttttppA ben Dlat atsnSs 5 ltpr,
rem utnslieoernS ur Ue8ata@tua8 ~oor8tIeet uerOen, susleid
lung 9smsat ne,ben. . ~eeniSen. mfl6e It'd b,efem W.retn,
IHter lepr sSrtbttlpatten MusF@trn dnfAtteBea ~ Zen ,tnb
er6saent stnSelapen. fppte lam mtatGe ~I9ttsiieDsr ,ur punftK.
4ta &tlSstaaase riapt. Serttts 2O 4ntbetlts fab seiciDnct.
. iOM 2epb 6Rrapa. proS VSsfr
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60 Titan @&IIer
auf Der Sse6er fGe,t Br1utreF.
6armonie Bauperein J}o s.

Bseunbe zines fttr saten 0sreInS woaen asfSataf WOti,
nsoneac, ea5 at Obissr gsrsta stt6rts O%rsaniFrl BAT unO be-
retts ZOO Anfpeue per8rihen parten. Der zuertb te6es Nn.
tbsiis wurbe auf $50 Dollars nit 80 Gents p5ds ntfih~r ,S ~n.
saeiunS %fsfsshsat. 5vl4e, Sei9s It'd anJuf9liegsa sani9ta
tno ~ bar ain Samfa8 ben z. Jia 4Ssabs 3 Or IN Stla
pale, bet j. ). Yster am 3anpper Uiartst fatifaaenpea Dsrs
lammiMng e%ineeIaben.
Spbn q. @rnetft, graFb.l
Ott. 5unfeI, SGabnt. y tenn.
SDRmS e. pebcIb. Sefr
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8oton,2. Dtai. Die aGte Slbresoer.
lammlu1S Der Naticnal 8udoruder Union, gu
pel9er etpa oretBiS Dele8aten li9 einsefunoen
batteu, beSann beate nit Babl Der 8eamten
unO miro am DOanerltas nit einem 8lnfett
euoeu.
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WGWg 20 U3gaQgEa
GaQbarbor Gta0tS nnb 0Qn6oeielG6of

WyyUIrUDt St10ts mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
5eute TIT 3aaltas. Mae RdfndabtJ n 10 trbet T0 .ar Q,b.
lung tn Der Berlanmluna in 8riebrt@fr Bet SIN. VDgs
e.uie 4bsno UNI 8 u9r stnfnoen. Die ~Uerfa4eneH Qots inS
FUR oe Dftt8iteoer ntht ~DsrlRrer. penn fe fb neu etuIbret.
ben lahen. no GaErtflOts i6Aatn ~Abseetben wtsSen. ii
8ernibt piro
PER- Ntlbelnt Sung. Wt6beIG@teiner as gtebentcpf
9sden. Oarmftabt. Or perltsb Itstsn S ettae Nbenbs 9 tibr
18TH SOarotnssbans, I'm ftnsn sutG Jrsane sI beu4en, una
~ isnsr Git eiuen f&rarssa Sod, ibrarie nesu' yis =
Saammstpsae, sraaen 5ut unb %sUibene u0r mil aulbea.r
&slts user austuntt uSsr tbn aeteA fam, m6se tho se,
Tau O. tbmH tn SIR. t3) Saratp Jdltr., ,rp,lben nDUare- nnb
&u AMIR. Sc
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SADDLE, HARNESS, BRIDLEs. &e.-fhI

SADDLES. HARNESS, BRlDLEs, Ac.-rhI
Ladies AND GENTS SADDl.EN, Il rvrry srsIs "a
guilty; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRIAGE
BUGGY. CART AND WAGON HARNESS: and eli osk,c
Clouds USUALLY kept in Regular Sadcry
which will be snId r cash. short err, to pupcss
cuied.
CIV. D nUrCuINGSI
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KITTREl.I.,s SPRINGS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAkEN CHARGE
Il kirellS Springs fr the pr,~u, year. will b. rvsdy
I" receive bsrdcrs by The ist Is. Nav ISIS. pssas at
tending fur health cr pleasure viii had esd msis.
tions; rnd rub!r expense w, be .,srsd !. k~yp
our table well snpplici
These Springs are mile fr,.u Ki,,r~,l'. nrp.: IN
Granville cuny. aud can bc ..sy rv~eic, bv kaiiruad
fun all parts III the Hacks will run twcr sy
J. ". BRAME 4 co.
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aAL9Issa veAALG SEMINARY.
eIVnE NEXT TE1M WILL CUNMgNCg 1uC tSY0
Il Il JULY. sd ensssss ~ Ov~As.
Res ps'''sslsss nv e.: CsIshy~
3. u HaANE rsvssAss.
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WANTED,
A SITUATION A. ASSISTANT OR LOCAL. gbl.
IA TUX, iii d-sirrs will take the Eaice.. shsrrv IN
city or cuuiry By young WIN has hsd -usd-rsbl,
experience in Cultural ir aud 10 allen practical rs,n,,r
Persons wishing further inSornaioa by letter ~ osbes
wise, ere reSssrrd 10
n. EDMUND ORR. EsQ
fVsts0.ak. We.
October Z, 1850. sT-H
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS = A. REID. LATE OF HENDERSON, 'sk.s
lvA this meih' III Informing the efrns II kALEtGu.
and the public generally. that .hc has op-scds
Boa:d ias House
in retired and pleasant Part tic City near N. c-urs
Hero where size PREPARED oil ho may
fav"r her with their laipsaxc
Her long ea,rrict in this business i< sue~as guar.
ariee for giving Satisfaction. Sir will date
scvcra, regular Laidrrs with rsus- aud viii rviv~ tran
silent custom n tune fr ar,yrt,'s enquire The
house forncry occupied BY MAJ ". y. C.'shsa Terms
u,-,ratc.
August seth, 1854 ;s-M
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VACANT PROFESSIONALISM.

TINE TRUSTEES OF THE UNlvERsITY O1
Il North-Csmlus will at the nett Aspssi Nsvs,ss az
the Bsard. in December uex prs.<d OIL The vsessS
chairs ot Professor VI istusy and II Rheie Lee ke
Applicati"ns may Be made ,o ll.n D. !. NSsis irvsi.
dent &c. At Chapel Ill., the undsrsixusd ii Rss ID.
CuAA MANLY.
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VALUABLE tAsp ron SALE.

T,.nkE, s.r,r $1,000, -, rs ,s,., ,ss. o.
log The iss. II Chsst-s fss,y. Asskss y Wsss sa
shs ssx niles West ef issskss pshes NsstA-
81 " vsAskrasea Dept ard sssks uses Sssk.sss II
Ksirv,Is N,s,ssi spssss H. tss sesss.s ssl sssvss
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The remainder IN ks<k ssa,s II swItissESes
Thvsv & on tks hsm sssd and ceasrssir~.s p~stse.
h.as. Kitchen. Nsxv~ Cshss.. tssh.~ Grss.vy cd at
other svevssssy oetkss~s TIE e~sEkhshd hss slssy
bvvs noted Sc sss k<sIsh ssssIssy ss rvss.~-~s Asy
psrsoe vtshtsx bay che ss ON - ven
call On The md rssxesd ssssss
Foe further particulars saIrsss Of tess.A~rr y @
FRENZY WARD.
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