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Corn! Corn! Corn!
THE sub-criber wishes 10 purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BARRELS or CORN.
J. s. SMITH.
January 10. SIS
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Oonge County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarur Sessions,
August Term. 1871. ....

Gabriel B. Ltav .NathGai,l d Sttrparl
ffT appearing TO the satisfaction &c tie Court
- that The defendant 10 this Ease has u Il
the ronnity: IL is therefore ordered that pub.
lira;ion be made in the iIlsbo.oush Isecor
der for six weeks succesiyclv, notifying tile
said defendant that the plaintiff has le,ied
on his Interest in the lands OF Charles Stew
ART, deceased, adjoining the lands &c Alien
Compton AID others. aud that app i:aiinn will
he made at the next term Of this Court Cor an
order Of sale.
JOHN TAYLOR, Eiek.
Price aty 81 90 gs-ew
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Berkshire Boar.

MY Gil blnal. d Berkshire Raar HENRY
-s-> CLAY. Mi reader service iar The use oI
sacli 81 my l,iiaa farmers ~ may desi G 10 Oh
iaih a eriss Il this file breed al hugs. nj 1--WE
dallas eath. The nu ,hrF will be- limited. -
he - yer, yoany. icnry Clay ca. be seen Al
any time by calling at NV r. si.lenee. one mile
aud halfs - IA pi ~ isbnrnugi.
HENRY X. WITiIERSP00N.
q" otrr ~. ,# ... .- %
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Mattresses,

EfriiER Double nr Single, u ace 10
order--an ar,irle oi great rtn i'r'.
either IN summer or winter. uId,Is hh
al the office Of the llillsbnrrngh RtrrI-
der will be duly aurud,d To.
July "a. ST.
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SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR L0ZEN-
GEES.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
I'uE subscribers have received and ofier f,r
sale at their S ore House. pne mile north
Of Cross Roads Meeting ilouse, a flesh aud
desirable stork uf Seaspnable Goods, consist
Ing in part Of the foll"winR articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths,
Invisible Green do.
Cassimeres andsSaiineis,
Black Silk aud Satin Ve.tings,
Marsrilles do.
FIenrh. LONDON and Furniture Prints,
I'll ick Silks and Printed Muslin.
GAUGE Scsrls and liandktrrhn f.,
Slatkinei Drilling aud Gamtrnon,
Fashionable lsnnneis and WreaIbs,
Plain. Figured, Swiss and Chcquered
Muslin.
RIband-. Edgings ard Brown linn.
Linen Bnsoms and Collars. OIL Clmhs.
Hardware. CUTLERY, Crorkery and Tin
Ware.
Paints, Nails and Iron.
Lnsf and Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY Bride bite, BuckIes.
Plush. Webbing, Trees & Morocco Skins.
liATS--Beaeer. Brush. Russia, Mole.
skin and Palm-lesf Hats.
Ladies fine KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Yarn.
Books. Paper, and Paper Prints.
Mayland's Sr0icn Snuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars,
Fancy and Bar Soap,
aad many other articles.
ELI MURRAY & co.
May ). IL GIN
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1T NAY SEEM RIGHT.

II may seen right To man. 10 attempt
toobla'n livelihood without industry and
econ,my. but the end thereof is--hun.
ger aai rags.
Il may seem right to man. tn live be.
ycnl his income. but the end lhereuf i.
--wreichedness and poverty.
Il may seem right 10 man. To be al
~ays trumreiing hi. own fame. but the
end thereof ,s--his fame don'tex end very
FAR.
Il may seen rishi.i, man. 10 he con-
slsnily slandrrius his ueighhors. hut the
end thereof is ,obOdy believes any thing
he Gays.
ID may seem r'gh,sio man. IN attempt
pl~asing every b'dy. but the end ihereul
i--he pleases nobody.
Il NAV seem right 10 MAJ. 10 take no
newspapers, but Ihe.end thereof is---ihat
man aud his faGi, are ,nlslIv ignorant ol
the ordinary occurrences of The day.
IL nay see right 10 man. To obtsiu
ms news by Borrowing or stealing cf his
neighbors. but the end thereof is .nno, =
snce 70 his..neighbors. and friud.uPon the
printer.
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STATE loF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Qasrpr Sessions,
10 November Tern, 1871.

Thomas, Christian & .ya,iLa-1 ---
his trJ=, Petition
vs. fur
Henry .uarcu@ AID Mica partition { land.
Ls 'rife aud others
:tllG f'rcc lug petition was G'cd in my Of
Ii e the Is day of October, 1911 wht n
came the Plaintiff 1htmas Christian, AID
made affidavit in due lI,n oil law. that TIC de-
feadanis. Henry Marcum aud MIca his wrie,
anI Riley Vlrkcrs and Cathartac his " e.. are
not inhabitants of ills state: Publication is
therefore made according to law. Ia Tie Hills
b"rIngh Recorder. for six weeks surcessiveIy,
for the saId def ndanis TO appear at the next
term Of this Court, 10 be held fer the county
of Orange, at the court house in iiiil.borough.
On shc Iouta Monday in November next, and
plead. answer ar drmnr Iu the said priiion or
the sIme viii be taken pro conicsso, and heard
* pIric as 10 them.
Attest.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. S. 90. g5- CIV
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Oangs County.
Ia Eqni'y-Sep,rmber Term. 1871.
Barter Darts ana ,cifs : Peli,ion.

Da1r Dafs ana rue- Fstition.
III appearing To tie satisfaction ofthe Cont
that David Strain, George Tate and Name
his vile, James freeiand aud lane his wife,
Jams Strain. William strain. lane T.. Nelson.
William u. Nelson, Caiharinc Nelscn aud Ma.
~ Nelson. chiidrea ~ Mary Nelson, Win in
iermartied with DAVID Ne.san, arc tot iaha.
hiianis ii this state. II - therefore ordered
that rnhlsaiina lie made in the IIilIsborauph
Recorder for siS weeks surr, ssiysly. that they
appear at the next Il rm of this Cont, 10 be
held f"r the cannly uf Orange. Of tive court
house ~ iillsbnrnugh. on L. second Nonta y
in March next. and p'cad, answer or drmar,
or the bill wi | he taken pro .naicsso against
them, aud Sc, down for h-s1,as -x parie.
JAMES WEBB. T.. e. ~.
Piice adv So so o.
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a Sssrp-kiiiiny Dog enrsd-jadse
PrisEs SAYS he nd yanng Dig. lhsl m.n-
gied a sheep - badly ~ 10 rsuse ils dralh.
aud he had The dog muzzled andsIird u
the dead sheep Tor > day and n,gh'. giving
him 81 iheisame tine a severe whipping.
Il gave The ding such dlsiaic Tor mallan
TIA, i'r would never afterwards aPPfOssh
. sheep.
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| 4
| VERY CHEAp!!
IyYE arc INV receiving u, m New York and
" Philadelphia. handsome assortment oI
Spring3and Summer
| GOODS.
with have been bought cheap, aud will b,
aid cheap
This purchase was not made BY order, but
ny one of the Subscribers; We there fote lhInk
Ne are ahic 10 shnm a stock thai must please
mr. friends and customers wishing 10 trtai
themselves to S"mmcr supply.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool-dy ed Black CLOTHS,
DO. DO. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
I,l,ck Lana. !
| DO. Ermtnets,
Fancy CassImefes. Sslinets,
Cadet James. Kentucky James.
s'' md S; M.;. sa,.~''''S vrsrIScs.
Printed Lawn, Jarkpnet aud French Mus.
In.
Chaleys, plain and striped Bingham,
figured, striped aud plain Light Silk,
Black end b.ur-black Bombazines,
French, English and American Prints.
Plain aud Chequerpd Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem siIlch and !.inen Cam.
bro Handkerchief. i
Danlask aad Bird eve Diaper.
Irish and Brown Linens.
BrnUn llolIsnd. and Linen Dnllinrs.
Heorgia NsnkIn, Cadet Ca.simeres,
Worked Collars. Edgings and Insetlines. |
tlorenrc and Straw Braid Bnnneis.
Hoods. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
Beaver Fur, Brush, Legholn and Palm
led HATS.
GenIlenen's Shoes, Boots. Pumps aud
Shppers. 1
ladies Black and CoIoured Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yam.
Glass. Qneensware. CrockeIy. and Siune
Ware.
Hardware and CUTLERY.
Ghncols,e. Mace. CIn,es.
M"lasses. I.oal and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teas.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lad and other Paints, &c. &c.
PARKER e. NELSON.
April g. "a.
BL,9yhS far S0,c ~ fLix fl0;e,
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Chairs. Chairs!

sfaIlE Subscribers nave % hand nns daxsF
&C KU>lI BORROW MAPLE CHAIRS
~aIirh The, will sell cheap FOR Cash, Or on
short credit. Call and see.
PARKER & NELSON.
S,piember 81. 81
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Dan ge o unity.
Cunt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Auuust I'm lQ4I

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Angus, Term, 1871.
Mary Jane .9's9brOOk. l Original attachment
BY. &c. levied on land, and J..
v. ). Sri!h summoned as
Thomas y. Faddis } garnishcc.
N this case, IL appearing to the satisfaction
ni the couh, that the d, fcndant Thomas !.
faddis Is not an inhabiiari OF this state; Il Is
ordered that publication be made IL the Hills
borough Recorder, f"r six weeks 10 succession,
for said FaddIs 10 appear al the next lem oI
this Court, To be held at the eonr. house in
iiilsborough, on the 4th Monday in Snvcm
Der next, and Plead 10 said suit. or judgment
will be entered by default against h,m. ....
JOHN TAYLOR, I'D.
Price adv. ~ 80. IS o.
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rss'isss a moFia'iiy. I perceived thar The
R-sh had hren eOnPle'slg deEuarrd INN
she banss hT FaIish dag. salsuFss. sRd
atasF Al sreas snimsls. lie saly p.lriian
= Il.e sssrTsi rorpses I nasirsd thai r.
- md rnsirr and nn,asrhei. we're ne
h.IllnGs n he frrt and lhe iasides &c the
haHds. and his rKlraar.i'nsty eirenm
st.n-e Immediately hrnnght - nv miasi
Ihat rensrksh.e passage recorded in he
= hnak Il kiags. relating . lhs death
and ultimate l.ie "a Lea .bsl. uha MS. -
"a her bAly. eaien II dogs. snd Ra'hlRg
remsiaed u h~r hut tle .p.lms Of her
hsnds and tie sales ol her lee'.' The
fermer narrative NAV sfIa.d carrohnr-
alive Praoi Of ,he rooted aniipsthy that
he Dig has 10 prey sp"n The human
iaEds and f-et. WHY surh sha1ld b.
the case remains . mystery.
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STATE OF NoRTII-cARoIlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cruri oil Pleas ard Quarter Session 9,
Angnsl Term, Is4l.
Martha Lyna, !

sAafAa Ishn,
H'"'' ~: :Ss' s;s,, and "i ''''''' ''' Dover
A r. appearing To The satisfaction Of N, Court,
tia, the uvI.ndsnis. Iieury Mstrum AID
wife Mica. and Riley 'irk,Ts and vile Cath.
s''nc aIs mol t.hsbns.Is a. this sui,: O. -
ihet, l"Ir oder d, that publ, atm be made ~
the liillsboi"ugh Recorder, Tor sia weeks suc.
cess'sc'y. inr The said defendants IN pp, o. o,
The nsxl term ~ ih,s ont, 10 be- hela Tor tie
county 81 orange, III the ruuri hnssr in Hills.
G"f"nrh. on The 9Th Mctdsy al No,sn,h,t n.XI,
and plrad. answer at demnr 10 the o ID ItIl.
''oa. or The same viii be taken pro tsnt,po
aud heard or pate as 10 them.
Attest,
JOHN TAYLOR, c. c. c.
Price n adv 81 SO. gg- CIV
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Mercantile Prsbi,y.-"Well." sail an
old senlle asn, ths Other day, - have
heen l,xsy-sesen lyearssin business, and
can say what very few ran after .nch ex-
periencr; in al ths, time. ny friend. NJ
yer disappointed but one single credi
irr." ....-n
ID. IS me. what an example forgour
young mere i,tile community" r.jnned
the person addressed: /" what pny that
one ume tccarred. roc was i,!'
"Whv," re.paned The "d gentleman.
al pad the debt wl,ea i, bee me due. and
] never in Ill nv Ifs. saw a nan so as
toni he'd a. the or Li.or vas"
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D00ESs S.E5Rsa so.
for the Spring and Summer

SpllE subscriber would respectfully inform
- his I,Iends and the public generally, that
he has jasI received the largest assartn,rnt ol
articles in his line Of business. perhaps. ever
before brought To this market; aud as they
have bren entirely selected BY the snhsr ribrr.
with AZ eve 10 their neasness aud dnFs biliiy.
hi thinks ae can give Satisfaction u al who
may patron.ze him. The arIIeles have been
purchased on very reasonable teens ard will
be sold cheap. lie invites his i,iens 10 call
aud examine his assortment b, inTe parrhasieg
elses here. The falioa ing are rampiised 10
isis assortment, suitable Tor the Spring and
Summer:
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DO. Slippers. .. -..
Boys Shncs-ssrious qualities.
d.. Pumps aud SLIPPERS.
Ladies Philadelphia black KID Slippers.
do. d.. cnlored do.
DO Nor Geo slippers-Ihick e. Thin
SIDED. ITS.
H.. Seal-skln SHOES and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shoeiees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
THE and thin solsd.
DO. Colnted SlippsIs--ssrious pat
terms aud qnalIli,s.
d.. Mnracco and Leather Shoetees.
Do. Low Shnes. j.. -.. .~#. ..a
Chlldren's Shoes, Of almost every size
and quality.
w Ia addition TO the above. he has rcceiv.
I'd iron the North his materials Inr mannisr-
Iun 2; and having frat raj. wnrkmen IN his
employ, il prepared 10 sx"ru'r NIL orders in
his line with neatness aud drEI a'ch.
The subscriber Won d respet Iim.ly return his
thanks t. the Publir fu the very libc' al pat.
ronsge he has received at their hands; aud
promises iha, n pains will be spared in the
failure 10 give satisfariinn.
WA. II. BROWN.
april 90 TO
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sW0HRl's E'egefGbEe Lifc
sMedf zines

NilESE Ale1aiael lIe d
dsblsd laSihsar nasaeiaihriF.
1asasiesi ans srnssh . a. lssaa
- Paa n iaS tis sPsangs and
chsmneis "a asr. amd em1nanF
lhena xiih Feseaed iens ass
rigaE. "a nasns l.nasssd ear
fifed eases uEieh hsts brrn
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Stray.

EA STRAINED from the subscri-
' - Der last Spring. snrrel fli.LY,
"a IL about two years old. There sre,
NJ IN I believe. lew white hairs mix.
E>S<7 I'd With sarrel IN her fare. l~Il
give a reasonable Satisfaction tn any person
aha Nil give me sush information that ! ma y
obtain her. nirerI Io BufA' I'LL Post Office,
Orange e"unty.
JAMES WALKER.
September p. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarirr Sessions,
August Term, ls4l.
Jedelici Smith, err Of PtisT1
Clark. deed p.,,,;. 49,,
W.
Clark. deed
1T appearing Ia tho satisfaction nf the Cont,
that John CLARK. Sal y wcaihrtby aud Anne
Atkinson. d.fcndanls in tits cas- :. are not 10.
habnanrs 81 this state; 1t IL ordered. that I'D.
easement be made IN The lIi.lsboronch Re.
corier. for SIX wee ks sncrtssively. that unless
the said defendants appear hsfofe said Court,
at the rourt house in IlilIshosnnah, on the
fourth Mnud in November next, and answer
"r demHr 10 said peiition, the petition will he
heard OK parte "a Ia them ana judgment pro
coniesso rendered accordingly
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
p ice adv. 81 50 95- 6w
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Dr. Shcrnsan's
Mcdicated L0Zenges.

SHERMaN's COUGH L0ZENGES,
. I;E the safest. mast are aud sff'rlaal re
- nelly for Coughs, Colds. Cansu,npIIpns,
Whipping coughs. asthma, Tlghtness &c the
Lnngs or Chest, e.. The proprietor has ne.
yer kn"wn an instance where they did not give
perfect Satisfaction. ..
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Prisons Of lie H9uisifion
~irk .sys that Tie Pris ms uf tie Inqu :
81 ion, a. Vsni.e. are n a more THAI Elk
fe,t square. with nuJ-f ,ors. and a graft
ing few inrhrs in length. whirh opens
$40 a ,Ilsry, iaIo winch The only ray Of
lsai that ever cIme. was from The torch
o. the rurnkay. when. oare day. he
brought the Prisoner his f'nd. The
French. when they cime 10 Venice. fund
MN in one III tless cells, who had been
a,rte for fourteen years. they set him
free. aud carried him IN procession
through the grand PIAZZA The ppor
wretch vas rurs blIrd from the excess
Of light. and died in two or three days.
A Striking Eact.-(Frum an E,sl L.
iii n correspondent In March last. as
| was repairing 70 ihe nlsire village e
Bas,un. he surrey bridge which was
throsa aerass The road, Oh my roU IRON
abe station &c Jellisore. on crossing the
> Mbunre k nser. nv attn ion was al
tracied To number of humln skeletons,
which lay scattered in variou. direction,
upon The white s,nds adjacent I, The
course Of the steam. Upua inquiry,
learned III 4 these naf ,rtunsts relics were
abe remains Of pilgrims. who were on
sher road 10 The great psgada al Jugger.
n,u and had been dreGned two evenings
helnre By mean, Of . ferry l al ssking
with Gasn during sioleni nar,hwesIer.
OaGy approaching several Of Iaese sad
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Good News FOR Children.
SIIERMAN,S WORM LOZENGES.

pttiecl s1iiriaettOa.
Good News FOR Children.
SIIERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
aIe tue greatest dIs' oyery EVER mace. for
iisprliias the various kinds vi Worms. that 80
+, qaenily and dssiressingly annoy b"ia chill.
iii ea and adults. They are an IaiailIbe rene.
dg, and 50 pleasant 10 Abe ias:e, that children
wal take them as readily asa common pepper
mint LoI"nae. Many diseases arise from
worms, wlthoml its being suspected Some.
tincs very troublesome cough, paIas in the
joints or limbs. bleeding at tive muse, Sc, are
aecdsinned by worms. aud will be easily enIed
by using this celebrated medicine. The lal.
lowing symptoms indlraie the presence of
worms. VIE: headache, vertigo, iorpnr. disturb
ed dreans, sie.p broken I'll by fright aud
screaming. caHvnlsi.,ns, fryeTishness, thirst,
pailsl hue, had taste ~ Tie mouth. iiensIye
breath cough. diff 'IlI breathing tic hias al the
nsse, pains IN the stomach, nausea, sqaeam.
issiness. vorari'y. lcanness ienrsmns. IIcLing
II the anus towards night. and II length de
Iaciirns rf fms and inurus. One IS a dose
inr child tws years old two Tor one four
years three inr eight yeats- and five lur an
adult. and saouli be repeated every morning
or every other morni-g uniil relieved.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZEN-
GEES.
These are very pleasant, agreeable and eff.
cacinus article; an uniailing remedy f1w law
nrss af spirits, nervous or siea headache, IN
fitmbainry or pnirii gore throat. as well as all
other complaints where the rampI'or j. recon.
mcndei.
IL The above medicines are for sale
by A. PARKS. agent.
September Is. 90
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S 'piealber q.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

BusINEss.-Engage yourself in no
more business than what you find your
self able TO go through with; the want OF
this caution has made the life OF many
man uneasy and unhappy, and involved
his family and friends in numberless trou-
bles and perplexities. If very much bu-
siness unayoidably come at once upon you
be not discouraged, for that will make
you negligent. but to consider how toPui
It in the best order, that one thing way be
done after another, or without hinderlng
another. Be always a good manager OF
your time; and lay hold Of each opportunl-
ty that offers for the doing of whatever is
necessary TO be done. You may possibly
be sometimes defeated in good purpose
but it is your duty TO attempt i when
ever you find a reasonable probability 0
| Success,
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Femme Mich Cows.-ln reply TO an
inquiry in the Cultiyator as to Inc oes h
md cneapest manner of feeding mlIch
o .n Mr. ]. A. Grimes, Of Harrodsburg
Kontnckv. gives the following method as
l .So",;sod bv him. We would add, there
pre few substances more nourishng than
corn fodder; and the large stalks, that are
nsuallv lost, if treated in The way Iecotn-
mendod bv Mr.. g., make the best food ior
ca,,le or horses: "When we commence
eo ~ we have large kettle IN wncn
. ...o .a6 hos, water, and a basket holding
~ ~ on.ntItv we intend for each amman
| We then /, Ike the shucks to comm1'
cu,,;no box. and cut them as you wou.
hav or oats. and scald them few m minute
- ,ha ko,,le. Then take them out an
anr;nI,le three quarts of meal to The ousl
! y &c ,t emf shucks, and you will have De
ter feed than three gallons OF corr !
meal fix il as you will. When was =
= W;ssissippi, the corn crop was We
short. and suggested this way OF Zee Is.
! ;no :, some ofmy friends, for ieeu,l
ny = 80 horses as we'll as their mil
q .o cows, and-befo.e | left, was t3ld :
cows had improved very much IN me 4; a.
3 IVA ~ as we'll as the quantity q their MIX
M. q. is a most successful breeder
d Rerlksbires, and has sold great NUMBER. !.
!. the pure breed, as well as Crosse s =,
:, Tn T.;sb and Bedford. Mr.. Crimes -
! .'' saaresented as one ofthe inst qua'lsy
~ : sh - there can be no doubt; i nav
- WV mn..'. ,s civ. from the best sources
~ ne Deen 0s''' LAD. ca1tirot0'
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COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI. WEDNESDAY, JUNE I6, 1871

oNe YEARS HAVE PASSED by THOMAS MOORE
Long wears have passed old friend since we
First met IN Iife's young day;
And friends long loved by thee and me.
Since then have drop'd away;
But enough remain to cheer us on,
And sweeteh when thus we met,
The glass we fill TO the many gone,
And the few who're left US yet.
Our locks, old friend now ,thinly grow,
And some hang white and chill;
While some like flowers mid .autumn's snow
Retain Youths color still.
And so, in our hearts, though one by one,
Youths sunny hopes have set;
Thank heaven, not all their light have gone
We've some to cheer US yet.
Then here's to thee oldfriend, and long
Nav thou and thus meet,
To brighten still with vine and song
This short life, ere fleet.
And still as death come stealing on,
Let's never, old friend, forget,
Even while we sigh Ger blessings gone
How many are lef US yet.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

Curious MARRIAGE CUsToM.-There
are said TO be noble maids among the
Cossacks of the Ukraine since the custom
allows the young women to chose their
husbands. When young woman feels
tender passion for young man, she
goes 10 his parents house and says to him.
"Be YOU blessed of Cod" She then sits
down. and addressing herself to the OBJ
icct of her affection, in the following
,erms;-Irar Theodore (or whatever may
else be his name )the goodness | see writ
len in your countenance is a suthclen
assurance TO me, that YOU are capable Q
, loving and ruling a wife; and your ex
cellsnt qualities encourage me to hop
, that YOU will bring good husband.
! is in this belief that have taken the res
olution TO come and beg you with all dt
humility, to accept me for your spouse
Z She afterwards addresses the father al
; mother to the same effect, and sollcl
% them earnestly to consent to the ma
riage.
If she meets with a refusal, she ar
> wers, "Thal she will not quit the hou
e till she has married the object other love
~ If she be sufficiently Perseverlng and M
y patience to stay few days or weeks
~ ~ the house, the parents are not only tore
l'S to give their consent, but frequently P
pc suade their son to marry her. The you
~ man likewise, is generally moved by
III, perseverance and affection, and gradu
ma accustoms himself 10 tne idea OF max
me her his wife, and at length consents
Inc IS said that the parents never.emPIoy
s. force TO compel her to leave Their no
'oa' because they believe by SO dong,
'ay' should draw down the vengeance OF n
en- upon their heads, and the girls ia
the would not fail to respect such an actlo
the n grievous affront.