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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
HOLLOW VS.


ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and only trse Arnica Plastcrs DOS
sessing the great he aiing properties
Of the Arnics Flowers.
Tho curative edecte ef these asters IN Oh eases of
pain or weakness in the breast eide or .,ach and In
oil cascs Of Inflammation Of the Lunca. sna Couah.
are truly Astonishing: they give immediafs relief
Physicians prescribe them, and thoueande recon-
mend them. BeEEvE-HolLow. rs are the Or.y u nj
and only true Aruiea Piasters
FISK FILLS
OINTMENT.
THE Ointm.rt, aftera an experience OF twenty years.
has proved itecf sovereign remedy for ali Diseases
OF the Shin having effected radical cure in every
case on which II was used. curing many obstinate
cases OF fifteen or twenty years standing ths. lad
previously resisted all remedies prescrbed by the
best medical talent IN the conntry Its effect 10 as
tonishng In lew days the soreness and irritation
ie removed; the skin becomes smooth al healthy,
and remains permanently healed without the use Of
any other remedy.
Thus, TErrRR, SAif-RuEuH, Iron. soIp,ua's Iron,
KRsMrKLAs, BIZ ofsslEs, PIMPLrs. and syerv form Of
dieeass ofthe skin 10 punctually cared NO matter Of
how long standing. 1t hiss cured bad eases Of In
PLAMsp Er EiIDs, and Discharge nom the gar when
nothing else would heal them. PuEe, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many yesrs have been
eHectuslly cured BY the Of ony one boz Of this
Ointment BERHs, ScALBe, and ON Rom. II b. ale
IN . very short time PaoE 90 crsrs rr. box. II
not sold BY your Druggist send GO cents 10 Johnson
Holloway i Cowden, Philadelphia. 4 boz viii BE-
scnt nee Of postage to any address.
Inhncnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
SPECIAL RcTiCEG.
WIZ ali those an cted with Cesgh or Consumption
read the following. and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung BalSam !.
What tbeDoctorS Say

w hat the Doctors say.
EAmo- woolly. u. D.. of Ko.c.asco county. Ind,
Lrse BAisAs extensively "a my gractire, ard ar,
satrfed there sno better medicine for lang disea-
scs In use"
"AfLSS's Luso BlLsAs not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction in every case within my
knowledge. Having confidence in it. and knowing
possesses valuable medicinal properties free-
~ nee Y IN my daily pr ctice. and with upbounded
success AZ expcciorant II Is most certainly far
ahead ofsny preparation have ever yet known"
Nath.niei HART. NJ D., Of Midelebury. W rays:
~ have no doubt L. viii soon become aciaescal rem.
for the cure Of ell diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes and the Lnngr.
Dir. Lloyd. OF Ohio. surgeon in the army d7ring
the war. from ex posure contracted consumption
lie sayss 81 have hssitancy In saying thst II was
and i ENJOYING health.
DR.. Fletcher, Of Missouri, says: II recommend
SourSs ssS \ n fyss s.sisisss,on '''e' 'e'Ae
ALlrss Lv~e oAr1An 10 the remedy 70 cure all
Lung apd Thfeat didaeultes; ltshould be thorough
when eli ethsrs fail Directions accompany each
). 4. HARRIS CO.. Sole rroprie.or-. cinc,n-
natl, Ohio. For sale By all Druggists ocea-c&wen
Cristadoro'S Hair Dvc.
LADIES. over gray hair, why
should there BE HI E and CRY
CRlSTADoRo's DYE. yoa know.
VIII black or brown bcstow.
Use then. this uneqgaled Dye.
Have the HUE without the CRY.
CRIsTApoRo's HAIR PREsERvATlvE
Crirtadoro guarantees thath.s Hair Pressrvative
shall succeed where every other preparation has
failed in keeping clean the hair. thickening II, gloss
ing H. preserving its color inslinins Il to curl and
restoring II ts that health and vgor which are the
elements Of lite bcnsty.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dres-
sere. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Princi-
nal Depot No 6 Actor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
BULLS WORM DESTROYER
To my Unlted states and World.
Wldc uleaders:

Te nay United states and werlA.
widc Readers
l have received many Testimonials from pre-
fsssional and medical men, - ny Almanacs anl
various publications have shown. all Of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician.in Georgia, 10
certainly one of the most sensible communities
tions have ever received Dr. Clement knows
exactly what ne speaks of, and his testimony
deserves to be written in letters Of gold Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
STRoYEa
vILLAsow, WALKzg Corsrr, Ga,
jane 2ath. 1865.
DR. Jonx BuLL-Dear Sir: 1 have recently
gwen your "wo rm Destroyer" several trials
and find it wonderfully sMcscious. 1t has not
failed in single instance to have the wished for
effect. | am doinga pretty large country prac-
tice, suo unFe deiiy use Tor some article OF the
kind. TN free to confess thst bnew Of no
'smedy recommended By the ablsst authors thai
is 20 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing yeu is to nnd eut upon what
terms can got the medicine directly frsn you.
If can get it upon easy terms, shall use
greet deal Of il. l am aware that the use Of
saeA articles 10 contrary 70 the tsaehinss snl
practice Of great majority Of the regular lins u
A.D.'s. but see NO just cause or good sense il
discarding remedy which ~ know TO BE- Cd.
cisnt simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For my part. 1 shall make it's
rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may % able to command
not hssitating because sor1s one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first. Aad
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge
However, am BY no means an advocate o. sup
porter Of the thou. ands Of worthless psstrums
that food the country, that purpert to cure al
manner of disease to which human feeh il heir.
Please reply soon, aud inform me OF your best
terms. inn SIR, NEST respectfully,
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. NJ. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
To Owners OF Horses and Cattle
Tobias DERBY Condition Powders are warranted

Tobias Derby Condition Powders warranted
superior 20 apy others or no pay. for the cnre u
Dstemp.r. " ofms, Bots. Coughe. Hide bound e ods
a. , in Horses, and Colds, Coughs, Lo.s OF MIR,
Black 1onrle. Horsa Iistemper, &c. in Cattle
sioIg'r, fhc working ~ your mas. They IN
crestr the appetite, Civ, n rne coat. cleanse The
st1m ica aEt Urinary Ufl,a"s asa increnSe tc mi
of Cows Try ihe'n, md Yoa VII n,vor be ~itlion.
Ia IA.
Col. IAiitpp Bish. OF the jerome Race Colr.e.
Forfham. y. world not usc th*m until Re " -
told OF what they composed sin h VIII h he y
never without them. He has over - RAINING horses
in his charge for the last tnrc" years . dstd
20 other m sdirine e. .a. ne has kindly perint-
tod refer 20 HIM. over cDn Other
references can Ne seen the depot. SOl4 hy Drug
gi-ts and sada,ers Price IS cents per box. Depot
10 Park Place. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

10 thsrsugdfarss
70 private ownen
nblic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

Important to Persons Advanced
in Years.
Troubled with COaslipated Row
els.
And difficulty of passing water. imperfect di
gesuon.
Food Converted Ito Water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
Sterling Silver Wa

And inc Electro plated Ware. The Gorham Man
uincturing Company, OF Providence. X. L., having
the largest mandatory of Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with G moot improved machinery, aud EN-
poy Ing the most ski led labor. enabled to offer
An unequailed variety OF and beautiful dc .tyus
in Dinner Services, Tea Services, and cvsry articis
specially adapted foe Holi6a and Bridal Gifts.
1hey of sr also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eleotro-fated Ware. IN which they
have intr uduced new patterns frare elegance. The
Solid Silver is gua arteed 10 be OF sterling parity by
United States Mint assay The Electro Plate II guas
anteed to he superior to the finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealerr
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

Sam'l 8. Boyd. Solicitor Of Patents. 2cs
Pine street. st. Louis. officially reports 70
the D..oc.Ar .bs following Patents
granted Iewa and Missouri inventors for the
week ending J.nu.rj 10Th, 1869
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27
WITHERBY RUCG & RICHARDSON

Manufacturers Of WOOD WORKING MACHINE
RY. snch ~ Woodwo planning, Tonyninc and
0roovinR Asehines. Power Aort!ce Machines, War
esstsr, Macs. MAwKIxi JAMS, Agents, 81 South
Water street. CRICASO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

s. s..cArk 4 J. G. whitney, 1nd.p.o.
dence, Seed Sewer; q. W Button, vln,on,
Syringe Shsrpener o. En- Butler, 8. +.
Durham 7. X. Wann, ,Marshalltown,
Horse Shoe; ii e. Kellogg Quasquoton,
Seed Sewer Cultivator; 4. 5. Enslcdon,
Grttar E,lls Rec Hive
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

+. W. Cram. ST. Louis. condenser for,
sp its, stesp. etc }. |. Price, Arrow
Rock. Peas j. II. Steiner. Kansas CITY,
'as Generator; J. II. ColenAn. Columbia,
cuinva,or, w. 5. Nelson. H. louis, Ska
ting Floor y. ". Ilamaklr, Union Star,
Seed and Grain Drills &. Packard. ST.
Jeseph. Brleh Malhlnc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27

Anao&ss raou' c,,.sse Tn.
hume, tho leading II licai 0, syn Of lnois,
saNs:
"wc have been bmising ~ darkie. in
the South-aome 81 is-a ,nslle and forty
acre farm. lie. us pek out Ira mule don't
kick US dead. and pc forty acre farm be
our political cem.t1t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01
1sus1st u mn.



How q Cleveland IAvogy stable Keeper WA
$50 80.
Co. A ss>ns&s Of o. Il the Pennsylytnis
rsilrooAe buS vsll Known in BuAAIo . = e vet
erste practical johof. happsasd IN Clsvslan13 thu
othsr day, and, the-weather being nild and
wsr1u, he conceived the happy Mea q takinR ~
lair object Of his adoration ont riding. .DonniSa
his best suit be started post haste for To nearest
livery stable. he was partial stranger IN the
ing him, and imagining, possibly, hom the state
Of nervous excitement in which he preoented
himself that something was up" refused to let
him take horse and buggy. ..,,..,s,r
"But," demonstrated C-p, II ann good for q
dnssa horses and buggies." i5 Ssssss.F
Every well, then leave me some sseuslty,p dc.
manded the suspicious liyery.man.
Show much do you consider your dArn'd rig
worth ang1ily asked our friend. ,,s IS 3
.If buy it now and pay yon $3.50 in cash,
when get through with it," asked C-p.
'iCertaiuly, MR. politely responded the owner,
who thought he saw chance for very good
bargain. 79S bi4 at11
"All right. Here's your money - and, jump
ing into the vehicle, C-p drove of to the resi-.
dence of the expectant Angelina.
OF course she was ready, and Of course pleas
ant drive was enjoyed. Up one and down anoth-
Of the beautifully laid out avenues Of the city
they rode, breathing the fresh and balmy atmos-
phere of glorious spring day, admiring the
handsome residences which line the streets,
C-p talking sweet nonsense all the while, and
Angelina looking ~ if she felt herself transpor-
ted to the seventh heaven of delight ss
For two hours did the happy couple ride md
admire the newly developed beauties Of nature,
when the sinking sun reminded our hero that of
fetal duties awaited his attention, and, leaving
his fair companion at the door Of her residence,
he drove back TO the livery stable.
"Well" said he to the proprietor, ''you zee
am here again. and presume you are ready to
buy this rig back" rs ~ ss
''Yes. sir, / trust am man Of my word
coolly responded that individual, at the same
time handing C-p $3.50 in gresnbacks, which
our friend quietly slowed away in an inside
pocket, and was moving of, when
"Hold on here" called out the livery-man, 'you
hav'nt paid for your two hours use Of this ere
horse and buggym
"What do yoa mean ~ in turn responded
C--p Didn't buy that horse and buggy of
you two hours ago5"
"Yes,
"Well, then, what in hi do you mean by
asking me to pay for the use Of my own rig ?'
retosted C-p, a. he moved of with we'll as
sumed Indignation, while the stable-hands and
bystanders smiled audibly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

OsAGE ORANGE SEED At JACKSON BRO
~ Drug Sore, Seneca, Ills. sl 40 2i-sw~.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01
A Disg listed Polislcaan.

In 1912 there was in the City Of New York q
quack doctor named Pease, who spared neither
money nor pains to bring his medicines before
the public no advertising dodge was left untried.
At this time the "Dorr Rebellion" broke out,
causing great excitement throughout the coun-
try. In Philadelphia lived Old Sam Huyston, a
violent politician, who advocated pacific meas
ures to end the rebellion, prophesisd dire calam.
tiles if any other means were adopted, and
expanded much higA-fown eloquenc9 in tying
to convert others TO his opinion. One morning,
as he and some friends were standing on his Of.
fee steps, conversing ON the sll-impOrtsnt topic,
the newspaper arrived. and quite number Of
persons gathered round to hear the news.
"Hsllo " said old Sam; "just a. told ron, Lis
ten, fellow oitizens!" and he began 10 read In .
loud voice. with extravsgant gestures
THE Do9R REBEIlI0N! Blood blood! +!
BLooD!!! Must this thing be? Must brother
slaughter brother, and oar fair country Be deso.
lated by civil war? Is there no reuody |?
Yes, there is one--ase Psass's Celebrated Catasrh
SauFm "a 1ca-i
Sam stopped short, and look Of blank sfnase-
ment overspread his face, which soon gave place
to one OF immense disgust ''Curse It'll" he shoutsd,
on it. Then shaking his fist at the crowd, he
rushed into his ofioe and slammed the door, amid
perfect roar Of laughter. ~'
A clergyman had taught IN old man IN his
parish to read, and had found him IN apt pupil
After the lessons had finished, he had not been
able to c64at the cottage for some time, and
when he did he only found the wife 1t home.
slows John ?" > o4srt
"He's canny, sir" aid his wife. as
. "HSw doe: :, ne got on With his reading r
"Ah 1suppose hell read his Bible very oom-
fortably now.~ tf- es,Ht .t4oisi
"Bible, sir! bless you, hs was out Of the Bible
and into tho nswspaper long ago."
Leasing, the German philosopher, being 10
markably absent minded, knocked ct his own
door one evening, when the servant looking out
Of the window and not recognizing him, said |:
''The professor IL not at home" "Oh! very
we'll" said Leasing, composedly walking away,
~ shall sail another time" sr
"Do You say your prayers regularly every
night and morning 2" asked Sympathetic LADY
OF a little shoe.black to whom abe had Just given
y trife. II alluz SEE um ct night, mum. but any
smart boy can take of hisseH in the daytime"
was the young gentleman's reply. af a
One Of Artemus Wards heroes fingered in .
+ lonely dungeon fer fifteen years. until lucky
thought struck him enc day, when he opened the
door and walked ont
"Ah!" said Sunday school teacher, aCaroline
Jones, what do You think you would have been
without your good father and mother?" ~ sup
pose, mum" said Caroline, II suppose "a I should
ha' been horphsn." 4 IN n -
"Have you ever broken horse ?" INQUIRED
horse-jockey. "Nos mot exactly ); hut I have
broken three o. fcnf wasqnss 4 ssS sJsa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01
Feb 6-2rn

HEDGE PLANTS The under.ixrn.a hav. on hand
Ii shout 100000 good hedge plants, which they offer
for sale OF set sut BY the rod and warrant. the coming
Rapids. La sale %, are our Agents. 2, AIN
% sgAW ,Fss N3 ROBERTS NEIL, a,ss
Feb H-SmS Chatsworth, Livingston %. M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

Leasing, the German philosopher, being 10
markably absent minded, knocked at MS own
door one evening, when the servant looking out
1.-THE professor Is not at home" ooh! very
well" said Leasing, composedly walking away
~ shall sail another time" Isl {
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

do you say your prayers regularly every
night and morning 2" asked sympathetic LADY
OF little shoe-black, to whom she had Just given
trife. II allux seq um at night, mum. but any
smart boy can take Of hisseH in the daytime,
was the young gentlemans reply. Sas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

"A or 10 sharpsn REAPER aud MOWBR KNIVES a wen
- Axes. Chissls, Scythes, &c. Palnlerss Grinder
gnds all edge tools Is simple cheap and handy. You
can use in your shop the field Don't be humbugRsd
with grinders good only for one purpose Buy none until
you KNOW ALI ABOUT TINS Agents wanted. livery machine
warranted. Send for circulars to B. pApCO6K iel
16S Washington Street. Chicago, Ill. fl spS-lw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

"Ah" said Sunday school teacher, 4Caroline
Jones, what do you think you would have been
without your good father and mothers" II sup
ha' been horphsn." nm ~8alI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

ubcrber has for SALE his Nursery adjoining the
Il sale County Fair Grounds large variety of FRUIT
such . Apples Standard and Dwarf Pears Stand
ard and Dwarf; PlamA Cherries, Grape Vines Curfsnts
&C., Also, lot q Shads Trees and Rvsfsresns. ~
Alot OF SOFT NAPLES, which will sell cheap by the
hnndred. ,splO-Sw PATRICK HAYS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

One Of Artemus Wards heroes fingered in
lonely dungeon fer fifteen years. until . luck,
thought struck him enc day, when he opened th,
door and walked ont.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10
WIT AND aUMOR.

"Bill, / eat good deal of fish row; they
say it is good for the brain
ut is! Well. John. I'll buy you whale. -
One of the judges is about t. celebrate
his glass wedding. Isn't this maxim III
marriage tie too brittle1
A person who was sent to prison foI :
rying two wives, excused himself by 81
''that when he had one wife she fongN
but when he got two they fought %
other.'' %
A newly married couple reached Detro..,
Thursday, on their bridal tour, of whom the
bridegroom was not over sixteen, while the
bride was fully forty.
A friend of recently married couple be-
ing asked what family the bride was of, re-
piled, The Gadites, should think. as she
is always In the street."
A lawyers effects are apt to depend upon
the number of his causes.
When maiden gets married she ends a
miss spent life.
A good pair-A young lady witt : Gre
clan bend, and young man who parts his
hair in the middle.
A Sunday school teacher was giving a
lesson on Ruth. She wanted to bring out
the kindnes of Boaz in commanding the reap
ers to drop large handfuls of wheat.
''Now. children" she said, '.Boaz did an
other nice thing for Ruth; can you tell ne
what it was!''
''Married her," said one of the boys.
There is blthesome madep- ttlhasat ttlhat J. %
neyf -'cSs. 4, me nor eyes are black rs mid
night. and handsome as can be: her cE4Sks
are full of dimples, and as red as any rJSe;
and then this love Of mine has got Roman
nose; asked her if she'd have me tit was
the other night, and this was her reply,
why. Jenny, you are tight" Says /, Il
know have, love, aboard little wine, but
that is not the question-will you or not be
mine!" And she put her face, friends, as
near mine as she could. and with the sweetest
smile, friends, said simply that she would
escort me to the door if was ready to de-
part. And thus it was the girl next door
declined my hand and heart.
A writer in AIacmillan's Magazine states
it as fact that the master of certain Sun
day Ragged School in London, has to let the
children out in time to pick the pockets of
the people leaving church, or else lose his
pupils.
The room for improvement-The gold
room.-[New York Leader.
Dumas makes soup of onions and cream
that cures the headache.
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}. Our port's Corner - 9elrfte0.
PANEeYR1C ON WOMAN.

A PANEGYRIC ON WOMAN. r
Read directly then read first aud third and second an
Ioufth lines of each verse; and 10! the difference.
The bliss of him no tongue can tell,
Who in q woman doth confide;
Who with q woman scOrns to dwell r-r
Unnumbered evils will betide
They make the daily path of life
A pleasant Journey strewed with flowers;
dreary scene of painful strife fr-
They quickly change with matchless powers.
Domestic joys will fast decay L.
Where female influence is unknown;
Whereer a woman holds the sway,
man is in perfection shown.
She's never failing to display
Truth in its native loveliness. r
A heart inclined tn tcachery
A woman never did possess.
That man true dignity will find ..r--l
Who tries the matrimonial state;
Who pOurs contempt womankind -
VIII mourn his folly when too late. .-.----sll-
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

Pleasure may heat the heart into artificial
excitement; ambition may delude it with its
golden dreams; woe may eradiate its finer
fbres, and dimish its sensitiveness, but it is
only domestic love that can render it truly
happy:
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

He that has never known adversity is but
ka|kacqusinted with others or himself Con-
,stn6t-suoesss shows ~ but one side of the
Yssld. For a. II surrounds usswith friends
No will tell % only Of our merits, 30 it 81
lences our enemies frow whom alone We can
krn our defects.r
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

DR.. Samuel johnson said 1.-THE diminutive
chair. Of habit is scarcely heavy enough to
be felt until it is too strong to be broken"
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

1t is with our thoughts as with our flowers
those that are simple expressions carry their
seed with them; those that are double, charm
the mind, but produce nothing.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

RLANfAT10N IN ISLE PfQUANT, FIVE NILES
n non Hubsrtvfne, asd Bayou Teche, ten miles from
NoW 1bea thlee thousand Ave hundred acres thou
80 aeses Asaviy tnbssed cypress swamp. thou
- $40 hundred arable land, thousand three
huod Of pasture lAndA Il 10 hne land sugar.
fce eofn Dotatos aAd other crops and place for
nalsng eattle. hoss0 unlea hogs. dwelling house.
doub1e cabins and small sugar house the place. The
place Be- parehased On liberal eerms part cash and
hbennl credit 10
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Benefit your. friends that they may love
you more dearly, benefit your enemies that
they may become your friends, 10 an old Ara
him maxim worth culfivatipg.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

n rDtu1ux 1Fl1ke, peEisA Il b. Martin, IA arpentA
fUsane % he heyca This ineau1es ten Of fine
sypsoss S1Aee Aad- "A new dwelling. comfortable and
beEaS S h perfect ordes This land b shove al over
Aows and easy Of cultivation That nsxt to she town
may be cold in ls fAs town is prosperous, and win
doubtless ssoa bsssue he seas efjnssice 35
A PARM m TINE PARISH OF ST. AA1TIN EAST
IA So u bayou fechc miles from Nov Iberia, and
four miles from st. Aartinves l60 afpents very rich
soll, - acres eaelosed Large dwelling with rooms
sssvsatS hsase. stabs crib, etc, large bearing
Pseans trees Property to be sold for division Of estate
.lsa5 sF5<az - No. 6.