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The Huntsville (Texss) Item. IN . item
% sheslave-srsde. makes Il the superstition
~ she Ssushern States have already formed
ssepsrsse Republic and are going Il alone;
10y LrskssIzet the sisve-usde. snd have
s.s sheir ships . the coast Of Africa Tor
issls o. csseses- On their return they are
captured By vss vessels 81 taken 70 'he
Norshern RepsbIie. 70 Engisad % Y France
~hers sheir captains and - are hung for
yksey- Of course. 'hes. - must Be the
sess,s. shich wosI1 Be . wsr with oil IN
sea q the civilized worId. because no civil
iseS ssGsa. 9th The exeepsios q ihis South
ess Republic. uosid sascsios The A'r'ess
slsve-snds- Where. then. would Be- the hrs
eatersi
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JASPER AND LOOtiOOTEE.
STAGE ROUTE.

undersigned. having obtained m
contract for carrying the mat be'wre'
Jasper and Loogootee. informs ths puu.''
,hsi he has put . good. new stage upon ~
route. and vi II al times be prepared =
carry passengers through with safety sH'
dispatch. The stage will leave the ros'
'ufire in Jasper on Mondays and Fridays .
Il o'clock. A. NJ and generally srf's-- .
Looroot.e in time to connect with he -.
srn train on the q & r 2;sV }. ~
Returning leaves Locgooiee Tuesdays s"'
Saturdays. 49, o'clock II the morning. r.
M leaving word st'Le Posioshce " r'uh'
er place will be called for ntthe,r rr.iasmee
sept s-26-y. JOS. ACkERMANN-
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Woyh from 10 cents 70 $500 will be CIV
en- 70 sssh subscriber mmsdis'eIv on rreeip'
Of the s~sbscrpsivn money. Th's's present
ed a. : Nsmento Of friendsh p. and nos -
m inJscem,ni 20 obtain Subscribers.
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AND GLADNESS
HAS BEEN BROUGHT
- MANY Homes L. FamiIic :.

TO Many Homes 4 FamiI'c~ :.
since the introduction Of hist world
ao.csd mcdic;ne. DR.. MANN'S A6l ~
II aISAM. in The Western Country. and -
n.cinllv The past season-it has orc'i ~,
health and happiness into more families W ~
- remedy upon record. The guest on
would naturally arise. why j. th's! beea ~
Y, docs. in III cases ia the shortest nme, A.
res, chills, lever and sgse 10 10 Wort y" -
and in Ill cases performs : SPEEDY GUS
Persons residing in mslsricus districts 10 ne
,h,s B.l-am o occasionally during The &c ~
.e..on. need have no fears OF an suse2 ="
.gue. n h therefore highly reeommen isc
4 sure preventative, II used ~ smsn 90
-es daily during that particular time y aen
This class Of diseases prevail. FOR Wv -
sc.ee se can only offer . lew Of the - ahy
evidences in i's favor.
Bueyrus. ohio. Feb. 25th. 1857.
m. MANI & Co., Gallon. Ohio-ays ots;
W. sre q 4 loss 10 find language snsn : 'en'
/, Oortrsy 10 the public The great es'eef y
wh;eh vour celebrated Ague Bsl-sm y neid
|, \. ,his comm.nitv. The tact l. Y never is'is
: " eure s0ue il i,s worst forms. and 80 Can
Ill ..h;cy el-e. Yours. &C.,
HOLOBERT & TAILOR. Drugs 'sss
corin,h. Miss. Oct. 20. 1853.
Messrs. =. X MAMN Co.-Genss. Z A.
inc procured = supply u your Arue Bsa am
ma testing il thoroughly IN many seves GO
: ~ q long standing. where all the pop uis'
y remedies o. the day hsd failed, J found 20 -
: csses vcur Bslsam effected a safe and sI's 20!
cure. II is just The medicine We wsn' -nss'
IL The South. Respectfully ioHs'
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, DruRe's'.
New York. Feb. 25d. lS5ss.
4 Mesers. :. X. Mans & C".-Genss;
u have a orr house 10 81. Louis, old , ~
Ayue Balsam snme three years, p AZ
: carefully observed il effects, and mug :
Ecsndor saw. I DO not believe !, hss its c'7u'
N n the history Of medicine; for, 70 ny Pc
= sonsl knowledge, /, cures permanently &c,
case. and | have known II used alter - o.
II :, remedies hsd Jailed, With the same No 20
~resuls. have no hesitation il ~pronouos'0
Il Inc rrestest discovery ever inside W 'n'e
minent remedies, and = ~rerfcct triumph o.
ch,lls, fever and sgus- Respectfully
Dn. u. ,. WOOD.
he :. X. MANN A CO.. P~rorrietDr
Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good lDrui
.lsts. lnarcn Y 0n
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staaus iron the German
Funersl q Hunboldt-speeech Of Gov
Wright

Wright
The fupers. or Hunboldt wss attended
BY in he great of6eers Of the Pussisn mon
srchy sud The foreign Ambassadors ATT
meeting Of the Geological Society : fev
dsvs sserussds. Governor Jos- A. Wright,
Aueiesn Nislster. vss present, and spoke
after Professor Ritter saying.
Gov. Wright begged to unite his symps-
dies Win his German brethren on this oe-
essios. We ssk." be said, to niugle
tears Nth yours q the loss Of the great
ess Of esrsh's soma Tue great. good, and BE-
ioved HunboIdt's memory ve shall ever
cherish. and he n.vs Of his death will Be
received throughout every portion Of North
A.eiea. ssd By oil classes o. our people,
wish tks deepest emotions Of regret ne
beloseed 70 10 ecsasry. and his sss = mol
eouused by years. Truly be has lived many
eeasuries IN long centuries In thought and
kssvledgs- Frou HE uniiorn kisdaess %
sIl Anericsns. HE assoeistion with our 10
stisutioas 10 their Infancy. and The sincere
interest he ever manifested in our success
re almost feel he vss one Of %.
Too aoaths eco. 0inging Nth twenty
a ssr eountrynen. on The anniversary O
the fsther Of Cur eosntsy, With the folds Q
shs glorious banner Of our United RePubl'
de sssrs ssd s-uipes-sncirch ng he ven
ersI brow, he said. II an halt ~ A mer'
en-" More thsa City years ago be ~s
shs tiend and associate Of Jederso1. Han
il.oa. ed Madison. ssd those vho isi' n
Sssslssisas Of or great and happy Unior
He veil ss<ersssod The principles Of o.
rovsrnaent. ssl soa that day uata b
dessh &c watched with the deepest iatere'
every ssep 10 our pscsyess- Bareo W
Hsnbolds believed % prcgvess- IL the 81
walton Of honestly. and in the iGprcv
asss Of social and political coalition
nso- lie hsd faith that : brighter az
hsoxIedge.o OF liberty. and virtue ~ss yes
ssse Tor The hsasn race. The istet'ecss
sup q TOO he~uispheres has gone ds~n. .
- ueep for the Ioss Of the vast realm
tssvIsdge--
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Look sfser IL. ssbscribe fos il, write for 4.
vork fos ": aske Il % index q the enter
prizs ~ visos q ne people 4 represents.
Reuenses q y ssen sserivsd % such. i =
slvsgs : true sse. xhss : Gst forssken 10
esiry ss.e pagers usss - pusSsAed 10. and
yet eerhsps ss.s s.Iisisss worthy young
aas . struggling @ gess Iisisg: aud d
yos sssS and 20 neglect hin. ~ ssIi'
eios-sy. bs< shosrhsi<ssIy- Ewie shinkiss
hss assA - may sessrn fss Ne little e.
loes 20 nsts tass Oil DO him . great g
ervesse ssox- - ssys shas exeslisst paper
she Pssius Essn<x.
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CT THING G.

They have just returned from .he
QUEEN CITY. ClNClNNAli:
with q large and we'll selected stock;
Having taken great pains and useo
cAu1Ios in selecting their goods
they feel satisfied that they . g,vs
entire satisfaction to customers. Sai'
and examine Tor yourselves before you
purchase. Their aim is, IS tar q pos
'sible. to sell
1RaDr @GShs
and they offer the following induce,
meuts: Good Goods ut LOW PRICES ana
discount 10 per cent. for cash =
short credit will bc given to good n'e'
who ray promptly. ,.
'lrAu Kinds Of Produce sal~'
en in exchange for GOODS.
Their stock is suitable for the seaso'
and every persons fancy. CAL a.
rlJrpcra's ON STAND, East side Of Tn
; Public Square. ,.x.xnrp
IN. & +. s. ALEXANDER
March -. 1851.
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The PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
ILLusTRATED
RED. WHITE AND Blue

rs one a the Largest and Best Literary Ps-
pers Of ue day.
Fserv Subscriber will receive two prem.
;.ms. worth from 80 cents 10 $500. ~ the
he onvmen, Of 20 gents each. AZ soos
- the n,bscsiption money 10 received, The
s.bscr,ber will be informed ~hst bis Prem
INNS are. and thenit 10 optional with him
whether b. pays the - cents on escn ana
takes the Premiums or not.
The Premiums that we sell to me sub
scribe r. Tor % cents each. are embraced 70
the ie Ito wing List:
Z 'ria noiortes, $50 go
10 d. ov
y. Gold Hunting Cased Watches, $50 /"
q Sewing Machinee. l2o
50 do, -
100 Gold Watches %
500 Silver Hunting do -
500 SILK Dress Patterns ~
81 liver Watches. Gold Ohsins Go'6
Bracelets, Brooches. and Warriors other a.
,i..ls.s. worth from ~ rents 10 40.
TERMS
'nne copv one year - 90 and gPfemiums.
lsk,. COW two years So so sndf
One copy three years 20 q and
lone copy i've years So ~ snd ~
AND TO cLUBs.
m rec copies. one year - ~ snd : premiums
ri " copies one year So q md ID
N, = copies, one year. $t5on snd 20
twenty copies. one year. $50 % and
An extra 70 " given ~ those gf't'"P W
\. = club Of 10 Subscribers. AN cVmmunies-
J u ons mus, be addressed q.
" a.. NJ. BROWN GO.
M 331 Chestnut street. PhilsdelPh's.
% Jan. o. 3n.. .
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The undersigned call the attention
Of the citizens II Dubois and auT'n
inr counties to their new and well Sc
|Iected stock Of
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THE WORLD
no AN END!

undersigned having opened . new
i Marble Shop in the town Of 7 eiersomrg
Ind. feels confident that he can sell lOMb
STONES cheaper for cash than any other
es,sbIishment in the West. having on hands
At present . splendid stock OF Marble: mat
cannot be surpassed anywhere. Al kinds
of monuments, tomb stones, center 'soie
top.. msntels, &C., made IN the nestest sts',
and Of the best material. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to. Shop on Mair
street, opposite the public square
WIN. NICHOLS, Proprietor
isaac NEWTON. al The Drug Store ~ Jas
pers i authorized agent for Dobois county
oct s., '5S-y.
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6r- D.d. tii pc sIssss - . sersngess
why. BiIIyr'
o<e.a-s ~Lea Nss gets siek. Jon o.
~sss Asss % isseh : sshy here 90 -qusll
and 1skr och : aslse.-
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JOHN LUTZ.

CORNER NORTH MAZE g. LAwREScE STREETS.
4 the above sand. informs the Pubic
N that he has now on hand = good stock
n CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTiNGs
and light goods for spring and summer wear
and which ne IL prepsted TO make up 10 tne
most fashionable Style and woskmsn-hk
manner. His long experience 10 The bust
n. g he thinks viii enable him TO give en-
Tire satisfaction. Call and leave your orders
Cleaning and repsiring neatly done and
on the shortest notice. o"-
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SALILhs
Ttur No. YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN
p RTE 10 one of the lsry est and hrs' h'e-
nv pspere 81 The tsy- A. Imperial Just
y CONSUMING T. CHI psgss !" forty eolu"ns'
~ The nosi interesting md fascinating rrso.
20 Motor. from ine pens u The very hFsl
~yritsr> of the dry.
E1@ssntly Illustrated every week.
IrsD9Sm1
Wosh ,r.m 30 c..u,s 10 $500 will be CIV
en- 70 sseh subscriber immediately on rreeip'
81 The ssb.cripiivn money. This - present
I'd a. : Nsmento Of rriendsh y. and not -
m indscem,ni 20 obtain rUbssrbers.
TERMS:
One coy for one year 81 90 snd pr'
uue COW sur two years > 90 and . gin'
One csyy FIR three wears } 90 and : en'
One cceJ for FIVE yesrs 3 20 and eg''s'
AND TO CLUBS:
Three COPIES one yesr. s5 90 and J g'h'-
rive n,,es one yesr, 3 % and 3 eii''-
Ten copies one year, Is % and 10 ri'is'
r.rn,y-ene copies year ~ 10 and ~ eH''
K The articles to be- given awsy are COM
pr,sed y the following lis': :,
packages gold, containing ssoo eses
a. ~ 100 essh
- i. h.r, r.ss ~ssches 100 each
am..h.. as each
= y so 20 each
: :" 81 each
-u,s -. Is each
IT, L..,- ~.--x wnfghpa W eoSn
: 10 10 - each
1000 gold guard. vest and fob ehs'rs ~ . r.
t;old Lockess. Brscr;r's, Brooches -
\ Drops. Bsess; Pins. Cuff P.n,, Sleeve ~,
! ,op.. Rings, Shir, = uds. Wsich ksls' ~"
!, md silver lhimbIer, snd = vsriesv u o'ss'
\ articles worth from 30 cents 10 SO escn,
y We will prvrent 10 every perscn .euo.",
y ~ 80 subscribers. ~ So each, . golo 49,
worth $40; 20 my enc sending ~ luo ~
srribers ., SO esch, . geld watch worth ~,
Fve,v subscriber viii also receive = presen'
Immediately on receipt % the suoso'v
u ton money, the ssbscsibes's ns'ne ~" \ !,
re entered upon our book, sUd the present ~
In be fcrw srded, within week. 20 '"e ~
~ scribes. BY neil o. express, post ps'o- a
nj A. Al communications Should =
rys,s.s,d ~ DEAN 4 SALTEk.
h. pr.prietnr,. 335, Brosdwsy. New io'.'
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Drury Malone, deceas.a.
state of Louisiana, Parish of Bos.isr
IN District Curt. By virtue of
commission and an order Of s,;a
court | will proceed to sell at pnbIic.
auction at the last residence Of Druyv
Malone deceased, in said parish, On
WEDNESDAY
the 25th day Of January. Iseo IL
tween the hours Of IL O'clock
and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the following a.
scribed property to>wit
The south half of the Dorth.w..e
quarter and the north half ofe,hs
southwest quarter Of section eiohtsan an
lsl township eighteen Isl range tan
III west containing one hundred
and sixty acres, known as the Tbop,n.
son place.
Also, the south half OF the son,E,
half Of section nine T9l township s;rh.
teen Isl range ten fl01 and the moth
west quarter of southeast onartar os
section seventeen III and the north
west quarter of section seventeen TIs1
The northwest quarter of nortb-asst-
quarter OF section twenty T2ol. The
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section eight Isl and the
northeast quarter of section seyentees
III and the northwest onartor -
section sixteen (l6) all in ftownsb;n
number eighteen (ls) ofrange number
ten tlo) containing seven hundred and
sixty acres more OF less known as The
home place, and the southeast Quarter
OF the northwest quarter Of section
number twenty-three (23) in township
eighteen (1s) range ten (lol contain.
ing 80 96-lO0 acres
And the movable property owned
oy SAID deceased, consisting Of horses.
mules, cattle, hogs, wagons. household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils.
corn, fodder, &c. Cotton reserved for
shipment.
| Terms Of -Three-twentietbs ~
the price of the land cash, the remain.
der OF the price of the land on credit
OF one two and three yerrs, with eight
per cent interest per annum from date:
notes with approved personal security
and special mortgage retained.
Inc personal property for all sums
OF twenty dollara or less, cash, for an
sums over twenty dollars, on credit
until the 1st March 1860, notes with
approvnd personal security required.
Sale to effect partition.
MARTHA A. MALONE
~ ots ptS2l Administrative.
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SUCCESS ION NoTn g.

Gtsaie oil Lou siana, Parish Of B3ssief.
- Clogs ,flct I7tl Dlairiei Court
N tice j. l.trly given TIM Alhffl v
Spuriia. administrator d the snccessio.
u Ell .spufllh ireeaseI, has his das
I'll d IL he aiFie nf said CLERK his
fiaal atcaus,i as adtnmIs Tai4T aiore-
SAIL. Now, therefore, this Is to adnlpa
ISL ali prfsots coisce ned thai Il op
ositinis uoF nude ihpJet9 wltina he
iilnt pt scriaetl i,y ,aw. he saItl acropat
ii De hasnai4 lied an u.tie Tie lpdg
nls li ot he court
Givrn ua,vr M had and seal Of
IN Y, IL BelI,svn his he 2lst day Of
December a 1898.
IAOs. N. BRAD EN-
n36 5ts$6 Depu ~ Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE.


will sell NINE III UNDRED
Il ACRES of valuable Land lyinpin
the Parish of Bossier. on the road from
Minden to Believe only six miles from
navigation. There is in the tract 100
or 10 acres open under fence and N a
good state of cultivation which Is fresb
There is also on the premises a new oin
house, gin and mill stands, on,for9a-
bic dwelling, negro cabins, stables.
cribs, &c, a fine orchard and two
splendid wells of water. also wisb
to sell with the place about eight hun
dred bushels Of corn, and ten Thousand
pounds of fodder, and likely stock Of
hogs, cattle and sheep.
also wish to sell my Bellevue pron-
erty on very reasonable terms. consist
ing of good store house, a DWELLING
and other buildings, about fiftv-four
acres Of land adjoining the town. on
which is an orchard, good well Of
water, garden, DC, six or seven acres
of open land.
For particulars, call on ne at nv
residence, or on Austin Miller at Belle-
yue. Any person wishing to purchase
will, perhaps do well TO call on me and
examine my prop erty for themselves
Il. n. STEELE.
Pee, 20th 1853. 264t
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crssTON NOTICE.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier.
- Clerks Office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Albert w
Spurlin, former tutor for Thaddeus III
spurlin has this day fled in the office
Of said clerk, his final account as tutor
aforesaid. Now, therefore, this il to
admonish oil persons concerned, that
If opposition is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the
said account viii be homologated and
made The judgment Of the court, and
said tutor discharged.
Given unler my hand and seal Of
oflice, at Bellevue, this the 18th day Of
December A. d. 1859.
A. A. ABNEY,
NC st &c Clerk
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PM. TON SALE.
uccession off. B. sugg and Elizabeth

Succession off. B. Sagg and Elizabeth
Mcintyre, deceased.
Cstate ofLouisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ By virtue of a writ of sale issued
from the District court of said parish
and State, and to me directed I viii
proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on
FRID
the 9th day of January next, 1860,
for PARTON, the following described
lands belonging to the succession of
]. B. Sugg, and Elizabeth Mcintyre,
deceased, to-wit:
The south east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twenty
nine 1901 the south half, and the west
half Of northwest quarter of section
thirty three 1881 the east half of north
east quarter, the east half of south east
quarter, and the west half of south
west quarter of section thirty-two 30
all in township number seventeen III
range eleven III.
Also, the west half of northwest
quarter of section three [3l the north
half of section four TAI the east half
of north west quarter of section FIVE
| Isl the north half of south west quar-
ter, the south half of south east quar-
ter, aud the north west quarter of
southeast quarter of section number
eight 1917; the north half of southwest
quarter Of section lumber nine [9] all
in township sixteen tl6] and range
eleven III. b
Also, the south east quarter of south
west quarter of section eighteen [1Sl
lots, number one Il land two III north
east fractional quarter of the north
west quarter of section number nine
teen 10 and lot number one Fl ! and
fractional south half of the north half
Of section number twenty 20] town
ship sixteen l6l range eleven III
containing in all one thousand eight
hundred and ninety seven acres and
eighty three one hundreths of an acre
| 1882 50 00]---less the west half of
northwest quarter of section number
three 3 the east half Of northwest
quarter of section number four "A
township sixteen 16I range eleven II !
and the east half of southeast quarter
of section thirty-three 33l township
seventeen III range eleven ii also
about sixty 1901 acres more or less. on
the west of the above lands and lying
east of a certain branch, in all about
| three hundred acres, conveyed by j..
B. Sugg, to Mrs. Dortch by will !;
leaving in all about 1876 acres.
Also, the following other lands,
known as the Fairview tract. on Lake
Bistenau, to-wit: Lots number three
and four of fractional section six 81
township sixteen (I6) north of range
number ten f10) west, containing
ninety eight and 1900 acres.
Terms of sale-Cash on all except
the Fairview tract, which win be sold
ona credit of twelve months from day
Of sale; purchasers to give notes
bearing 8 per cent interest from date
with approved personal security.
Titles to pass at expense of purchaser.
Rellevue, La, Dec. 21st 1859.
4. MCINTYRE,
Tutor for the minor heirs.
n06 CTS nf S:}I so
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SUCCESSION sale


ny virtue of nm order of sale to ma
~ directed from the District Come
OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana, / David
Lawrence, administrator of the snccas1
sion of A. G.. Ekels, deceased w;Ii
sell at public auction, within the laoei
houTt OF sale, at the late residence os
the deceased, on
ESDAY
the 10Th day Of January noxt. iii u
the personal property, BELONGING 10
sad succession, remaining nnsoId. CON
sisting of -
mules and 3 borses
yoke of oxen and 10 COWS;
~ head of hogs
OK wagon and old wagon
a bqggy,2 guns, castings;
Tools, grind stone
! gin stand, household
Furniture, &c.
y bales of cotton
400 bushels of corn
stacks of fodder, &e.
Also on SATURDAY the 23th day
of January next, at Fillmore. I viii
sell the land belonging ID said succas-
sion. being the southeast quarter Of
section twenty-six, township eighteen
range Il. containing one hundred ana
sixty acres. =
FERNS Of sale-Cash with the beno-
fit of appraisement.
DAVID LAWRENCE,
MO Cts pf$I4 Administra at,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-23
RE Goley's Ladr,s Book for j.

W Godey's Lady's Book for Jan.
uary, 1850, is before rs. We have
examined its contents, and prom unce
them excellent usual. The steele
engraving in this number Is really very
pretty. And notfing can equal "The
First Fall Of Snow but nature 'unad.
ored.' The fashion plates and chrochel
work is elegant. Bat Of all, We most
admire the engraved title page con
tanning five difereet pictures, emblem.
attic of the seasons, and Home. Terms
one copy one year, So; two copies, So;
three copies, Sc; five copies, and one
to getter.up of the club, $40. One
copy of the Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine both one year, SO so.
The Lady's Book and Harper's Maya,
zine both one year, 81 SO.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-23
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