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ADJUSTMENTS.

INCREASED ATTRACTION!
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
a RIGIHAL VIRGINIA SERENADERS
W MESSRs cool WHITE,
L. GRAHAM, d. KELLUM,
MASTER EDWARD3-and
OLE BULL MYERS,
VIII continue their Concerts
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Accompanied by themselves on the
VIOLIN, BANJO, TAMBORlNEt TRIANGLE and
BONE CASTINETTS.
10 conclude with celebrated Vrginianized Bur
lesqu? on an Italian Opera, called
ell RAGlO AFRlCANO."
%" Tickets % cents each; Children under IL years
OF age, half prce-wl be for sale at the Music Stores
ard Hotels, and at the door the nights of perform
ance.
GI3- Doors will be opened at : O'Clock and Concert
commence at half past precisely. MI 81
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LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANUFACTORY.
TUNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
IL and the public generally, that he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill, in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, soabh of Lombard. Having steam power, he
will be able to fill all orders promptly, and at cheaper
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in the
city. Also, Toilet Boxes, of all patterns and sizes.
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFAIR.
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TABLE CUTLERY.
10 OG Frs, PAkKERS', MOENS' AND RUS
IA SEL'S TABLE CUTLERY. Just received a
d assortment of the above mentioned Cutlery, con-
lins of
e Ivory balance Knives and Forks in sets OF 81 to
3 pieces, with French Forks.
&c ivory, Table and Dessert balance handle Knives
nth Waterloo Bolstefs for Silver Forks.
er handle Table and Desser Knives for Silver Forks.
he Self Tip Knives and Forks, in sets and dozens.
lie Ebony Handle Knives and French Forks.
good assortment of Carving Knives and Forks.
ok and Bread Knives.
|ildren's Knives and Forks
Ane Carvers; Beef Siicers; Oyster Knives.
tcher knves Meat Saws and Cleavers.
aSpagne Openers; Nut Picks, with Ivory and COM
non handles.
zors, Scissors, Sc, with variety of POCKET
|CUTLERY. At the Furnishing Warehouse,
| 10 eo2m No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET.
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WILLIAM McILVAINE,
NJ e IL G II A Mt TAILO
ass BALTIMORE STREET.

n 35S BALTIMORE STREET,
UNDER THE EurAW House.
IIyHE Subscriber has constantly on hand a select
III assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
fESTiNGS, which he will make to order in the latest
|yles and on the most reasonable terms.
HGentemen furnishing their own materials can have
EN- made in the most fashionable style and work
anlike manner. n6-5w*
|SOMETIING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
III Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received a large sup
| v of WOOL LAPS, for interlining shawls, skirts,
bmfors, scarfs &C., perfectly clean and may be used
| it'll the ghtest colored silk On hand, large guam
#ty of TOYS, which will be sold low to close the
resent stock and prepare for the coming season mis-
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FOR ONE WEEK MORE:
ORANG OITTANG

ORANG OUTANG,
OR, WILD WOMAN OF THE woods.
FXNHE greatest Living Natural Curiosity in the
ID World Iad'lle Fanny,
the only living ORANG OCTANG in this country,
and the largest ever domestcn,ed, will be exhibited
on MONDAY, Nov. II, 1914, and every day and even
ing I'LL further notice, iii BALTIMORE STREET, one door
west of Calvert and immediately opposite the Balti
more Museum,
Admission - cents, children under IL years of
age half price.
Hours of Exhibition Morning, from till ,. After
noon, from 3 to 3; Evening, from TO O'Clock. nlS
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BEADS. BEADS!! READSM!
MFRS. NICK ERSON, No. Sc HOWARD ST.
1XH has Just received large quantity Of Jet and
Pound Beads, Bugies, satin and pearl, of every size
and variety; large quantity of DOLL HEADS with
moving eyes; TOYS of every description, selling off
at cost to close the present stock and to prepare for
the coming season. Also, large assortment OF Hem
ming's best NEEDI. Els, at cts. per paper. nj
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsn

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSm
RICHARDSON d JONES have in store and
~ will sell, at the lowest prices to city or coun-
purchasers
LOTHS, of all shades, from 81 % to 50 per ward
ASSlMERES; Beaver and Pilot Cloths: Tweeds;
Irish Linens
ESTINGS; Wool Shirts and Drawers; Gloves;
4 Hdkfs.; Hosiery
I ASSiNETTS; Kerseys; Linseys; Osnaburgs, sc.
BLANKETS; Flaanels; bid and bro Drills; Ticks
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
hlbet Wool, Broche, Cashmere, Plaid, Nett, &c.
IASliMERES; black Silks; Apacas: Orleanes
lousen de LANES; Plaid Cloths; Merinoes
inc aud low priced Prints; Furniture Prints
Aable Linen and Cloths; Diapers; Napkins
hiriing and Sheetng; Muslins, all widths s prices
or sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
RICHARDSON s. JONES,
lo-ws3t ~ Baitlmore-st., cor. Irpolett's alley.
HEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
sOR the especial convenience of HOUSEKERP-
ERS, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, Sc
WINGED that such an establishment has long been
ded IN Baltimore, we take pleasure in informing
puohc that one Is now open, where can be seen a
ecu0n OF the greatest variety of new and useful
SUSEkEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
Many of the articles of entirely new pat
IS and were never before seen in this market; they
G been selected with great care and labor and will
old at such prices as cannot fail to please House
pers will find il for their interest to visit this es-
frhment, as they can here obtain almost every
Gle they want without the trouble of going else
Sere. We shall sell our goods at a small advance
| consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
veil as for the seller. For list of goods see the
| ishcd catalogue, or the occasional advertisements
i he papers. c. E. WETMORE s. Co,
Howard street,
0.d2m % door north of Baltimore east side
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E>OR SALE. A very valuable Cook, 81 years of
IL age, To serve yearS-she can be highly recon-
mended. Apply at
L.. F. SCOTTPS Intelligence Office
No 10 Exchange Place.
N B. Families can at all times find purchasers for
their servants can he suited with good servants, for
life or a term OF years, by APPLYING as above. no
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IO2, CORNER BALrIMoRE & UOILIDAy-srs
light AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for the public
sale OF Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings
Private Libraries, SC, sc
V5- Consignments of articles for positive sales re-
spcctuy solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked.
ho-4taw R. MEkCFIAM.
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CHEW ING TOBACCO.
OMETHING GOOD! Those who may desire
~ something really superior in the way of TOBAC-
co, can be accommodated by calling upon WILLIAM
IL. TAYLOR, manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco,
Cigars & Snuff, No. IS MARSH MARKET SPACE,
three doors above Hawk street This article is manu-
featured of choice Peach Leaf Tobacco, and can he
recommended with confidence, as far exceeding any
thing of the kind for sale in this city.
{G3- Remember 10 call at No. 50 MARSH MAR
KET SPACE. o2l-tf
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REDUCTION OF PRICES

THE ART OF DANCING.
SECOND QUARTER. The subscriber re-
~ specially informs his friends and the citizens of
Baltimore generally, that his SECOND QUARTER
for tuition, in the above beautiful and fashionable ac
complishment, will commence on TUESDAY, Nor.
26th, at CENTRAL HALL. The course of instrlc-
ton consists Of the most approved pan and embraces
all the Fashionable Dances-such as
LA POLKA, QUADRILLES,
GALLOPADES, WALTzES,
SPANISH and CONTRA DANCES,
And every variety of FANCY DANCES,
DAYS OF TUITlON-For Ladies and Boys, on
Tuesdays and Fridays from 81 Till 10, for gentlemen
PRACTISING BLIES-ThnrsdSy and Sa
turday Evenings.
{J3- Terms moderate, and no extra charges for Fam
ey Dances or the Practising Balls
CHARLES l. SPIES.
n. b. Mr.. S. may be seen at his Rooms every After
noon, from 2til O'Clock and on his evenings of tut
ton. GAS1 B20.Gt
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BRITANNIA WARE

BRITANNIA WARE.
US Z RECEIVED, at the New FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, a good assortment of BRI-
MIA WARE-consis,ing in part OF
Tea and Coffee Sets
Sugar Bowls and Cream Cups
Pitchers and Mugs
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup and Gravy Ladies
Spittoons, various patterns
Lamps, Candlestcks, Tumbiers, &c. &c.
C.E. WETMORE 4 co.
39-eo2w No. , n Howard street
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6NLORIOUS NEWS! GLORIOUS NEWSM
VE Well done DOYLE, large prizes sold during
the last week-twO Of them the half tickets-netting
the holders 1925 each! This will be continued for
week two longer; Thus giving chance for our citi-
zens to rcplensh their purses with little or no risk,
for almost every ticket purchased at this fortunate of
fee proves the right one, Call at NJ. DOYLE'S Prize
Depot, No. l4i Pratt street, opposite the Railroad
Depot next to Bradshaws United States Hotel. The
following splendid schemes to be drawn this week
FRlDAY-Capltal $1,000, tickets $3.50, shares in
proportion.
in proportion.
A liberal discount will be made to persons who par
chase by the package or quantty.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket or share All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l4i Pratt street,
II fri Opposite y. & q. r. r. Dppot.
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lated s. GERMAN SILVER GOODS,
D EVOLVING CASTORS, containing 5, 6
u, and bottles, very rich.
lake BASKETS; Toast Racks; Dessert Knives
. 1 Forks; Forks and Spoons Table and Desert, Fish
II Butter Knives; Oyster Forks, Mustard Spoons,
T. &c. at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
b. 9 North Howard street.
j 40 eo2m c E. WETMORE g. CO.
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j
No 40 SECOND STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE.
5s-nras FOR SALE. A handsome Country Re
EW:,, sidence, adjoining the north western city bOun
MEii; dairy, containing about twelve acres of land
Mi1lA- with middng good buildings, fine orchard of
choice fruit, and will be sold great bargain.
ALSO FOR SALE-A Farm of l0j Acres, miles
from Baltimore on the Hartford Turnpike A Farm
of 40 acres. with grist and saw mill upon it, will be
sold at $4,000, situated miles ~ w. of the city. Also
for sale, variety of other Farms.
HOUSES FOR SALE. A Store, and
&SslA dwelling attached, on w 3atmore-st, at
lssM $780, and one for Sl050; do Market street,
u-llHAF. P. $500; do. in N. Gay-st. S70O do.
Jefferson st. $780, two story dwelling on Huins st.
nearly opposite the Catholic Church. at only 500;
In AiSQuith Monument ST. $780, , in jefferson
street $3.50 eaCh i'll Monument st. near Luther Cha
pei, S6oO and $500 each; three story dwelling in n.
Calvert St $780, in n. Gay 1t. near Odd Fellows
Hall, $1,000; in ). Gay St $4,000; in Exeter ST. near
the bend, $4,000; in Caroline $50 and $1,000; in
Caroline Row 5000; in L. Baltimore $1,000; corner
of Madison and Somerset st. $1,000 several OH Bond.
Alice Ann and other streets Fe's Point; on N.
Howard ST. Madison, lot 20 by l67 feet deep price
only $500; store and dwelling attached franklin
street, in fee, at $500; dwelling Pearl street, in
fee, with passage and back building. $1,000; | dwell
ling on w. Lombard ST. S2jO-and others to suit pur-
chasers.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE-On
east and west Baltimore ST. Cove and Market SITS;
west Fayette near Cove; west Lombard st. year the
intrmary Pratt and Ann SITS. +. p; cor. Bidde
and Richmond sis; corner Madison and Biddle SITS;
Exeter and Fawn SITS; HollinS ST. Lombard ST. west
OF Coke, aud others.
% GROUND RENTS WANTED.
Apply to BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEORGE GELBACH
nl9tf No. 40 second St, near the Exchange.
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RICHARD DONAHUE,

DRESSING COINS, DRESSING COINS.
A FEW of those very eeiy ard comfortable az
IA licles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up At night gotten up IN rotd style
ans for sale at r. DON THjtE,S
EL2lwtjl Gernop-st
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NEW CARPETING.

kn GROSS superior quality OIL PASTE
n cSP BLEACHING, for sale in lots to suit pur
chasers, at the 'Batmore Backing Manufacture
LIGHT STREET, opposite the Fountain Hotel,
nl9lm c. WISEMAN s. co.
only / ~ Cts. for LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.
" small invoice of good Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
will be opened this day the very low price of 2
cts Call early and secure them at
E. b. HAYWARD'S, 25 Howard street,
n2l Third door from rayet,e.
COUNTRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An nd
u dtional lot of 500 pairs of Country Knit Halt
HOSE, prime article. Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM & co.
Matt No. Hanover street
D EALLV RICH! GRAHAM'S AMERICAN
.MR MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of Literature and
Art, for December, l944-being the closing number OF
the 18th vol.-and really the richest in point of En-
belishments and Literary Matter issued this year
Received and single numbers for sale by
VIM. N, HARRISON,
No. 40 North Gay-st
| N. b. new volume commences with the January
number-orders solicited, and delivered a, YOUR resi-
dence free Of extra charge n2l
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COOKING GLASS PLATES. Just recei..
H ed, fine assortment of FRENCH AND GER.
MAN GLASSES-by the box single plate on rs
good terms as any elders shop in the city. Call AZ
NO. !, N. Gay-st., before you purchase.
ie2s E. $. FRYER
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ON THE EXCHANGE READlNc-RooM BOOKS.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. A 10 horse
- STEAM ENGINE, in complete order will be sold
very low. Apply TO
JAMES 5. sUTER, No. Concord-st.
nl3-tf Near Lombard 81.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

bud lhuIf lmhs and foIlef their actions
Ih"so organs, be- II remembered, charged
The Native American Democrats with b..
ing The srum m the curh, dangerous.
nolsy dlscofdunt individuals, OF whom
the party was we'll rid Some Of them,
too remember that they were expelled
from Democratic Associations by the mo.
yves and votes Of Irish papisls, assisted
by trucking, low, lick.spillo politicians
nnj their tools, aud they will not, while
God grants them brains t,Atbuk, leave u
party composed Of heir equals, their own
native couurymcn. Nor will the Native
Wings Iorsake the party which they know
has the true interests of the country at
stake. No, all the Natives will continue
10 rally round The same old tree of Iiber-
ty,and they will, truelo their principles
&C! as one man, until their shall be but
one great and truc.heorJed party in this
broad land, and it will be the Native
American Party.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
SOME IN A BEAR FIGHT!

Ga, COLONEL CROCKETT IN A QUANDARY.
" | never but once" said the Colonel,
" was IN what | call rae genuine guam
Diary. 1t was during my eiectioneering
campaign for Congress, at which time |
strolIed about in the woods, S o particular
ly pestered by politics, that forgot my
rltle.-~Any one may forget his rifle, you
know; but it isn't every man can make
amends Tor his forgetlulness by his in
ventlve faculties, guess. 1t CHANGED, as
was strolllng along, considerable deep
in congressionalS, the first thing that
took my fancy was The snarlng OF some
bears, which proceeded from hollow tree,
the entrance being more than forty feet
from the ground mounted the tree,
but soon found that could not reach the
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
From The american Adr0cute
ANAIGAMATION.

Who would have dared to say, six
months ago, that the infant combination,
called the Naive American party, would
give the two veteran strong ones such a
complete drubbing that they would carce-
~ know where to find themselves. And
yet it is so. We have proven ourselves
to be very Hercules in his cradle, aud
if we have not quite strangIed the serpent
of foreign influence, we have at all events
caught it SO uncomIortably that we can
prevent it from doing, at the present,
any further injury 10 the best interests Of
the country,
Notwithstanding, however, the wings
in the city Of Philadelphia used every en-
CINE in their power against US, and sue
ceeded in electing their own men, the or
gans of the democratic party charge upon
The Natives aud the whlg party an anal.
gamation in the country. Az amalgama
lion! What wonderful sagacIly these
great, these magnificent politicians pos
sess. See what a dilemma they place
themselves in! Who does not know that
the democrats have long since held
large majority over the wings IN the
county Of Philadelphia, and could with
perfect ease out vote them! Now the
Natives have succeeded by a triumphant
maiority2 Who we ask gave this MAORI
ty? Certainly not the wings; for they
all 60 together, had not the numerical
strength 10 floor their adverSarIes. 1t.
follows then, concluslvely, that The Native
triumph has been achieved by honest,
conscientious, patriotic, Native wings and
democrats.
Indignation! How short-sighted is
he policy Of these blind leaders, who in
tne same breath charge Native American
Democrats with foul corruption, and bar.
gaining and selling, and then in lachry
moses strain, implore them to come back
10 the fold. Native American democrats
have now tasted The luxury of freedom
TO think, speak and act for themselves;
and having burst assunder the shackles
and asserted their rights, they will not
now meanly bow the knee and ,amely
submit, while would'be masters again
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

.auts etth my hand, 30 ! wunt feet fore
most, TO SOC II ruuiI draw Them oul with
ny toes. ! hung on 10 The top Of l5o
hole, atfolnng with all ny might 10 fo1eh
lhcm, until AT last my hands slipped and
down ! went, more Than twenty feet lo
be- bottom Of tina, black hole and there
found myself hip deep IN family Of
fine young bears. ! soon found that !
might as we'll undertake to climb up the
.grculesl part OF a rainbow as TO pet back,
the hole in the tree beng SO large, and
ITS sides 50 smooth aud slippery from the
rain, Now this was real, genuine, rcg.
War qu0ndary. It so be was TO shout,
It would have been doubtful whether they
would hear me AT the settlement; and II
they did hear me, the story would ruin
my election, Tor they were Il quantity too
cute 10 vote for a man that had venured
into a place that lie couldn't get himself
ont OIL Well, now, while was cacula
ting whether 1t was best 10 shout for help,
or to wait in the hole I'LL after the cleo.
lion, heard a kind Of fumbing and
rumbllng over head, and looking up |
saw the old bear coming down stern fore.
most upon me. My motto is always "go
a heud!" and as soon as she had lowered
herself within my reach, go; a tight
grlp OF her tail in my left hand, and with
my litlle buck-horn-haled penknlte IN the
other, commenced squirting her forward
-i'll be shot il ever a member of Con.
gress rose quicker in the worId than did.
She took me out in the shake OF lambs
tail -
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HFss PROSPECTUS
M or rnr
South-W estern Farmer.--Vol. Il
PROSPECTUS
improved SERIES
NJ. w. pHILIps q N.G. NORTH, Editors.


M. w. pHILIpsN N.G. NORTH, Editors
Nor despairng Of ultimate success IN
INV cherished oblect-the permanent es'
Establishment Of an agricultural Journal
for this section of the Unon--l now pro-
nose 10 this community, which is emphat-
ically an agricultural one, a plan Tor eX-
tendlng lie circulation, improving the
style ard increasing the efficiency, OF
" The South. Western Farmer"
This journal has now existed nearly
three vears--merelv existed; for it has
NOT ilourished. Like some iIl-tended but
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du'
ring d long continued drought, it has nei-
|her delighted the multitude with lis Wig
Orous growth, nor cheered the owner with
lis profitable fruits. A few induIgent
Friends, scattered sparsely over this and
the adjoining states, have chatltabIy borne
with IFS many impe riectlons. For the
|frst two years it was published in book
|orm, quarto size; but, on entering upon
lhe present volume, for many reasons
which seemed Imperative to me at the
lime,it assumed the common newspaper
br folio form.
II is The wish Of most of its readers, (as
| am now we'll satisfied, ) aud it is my own
'lesiro and purpose, that it again revert to
kaAbook form. Accordingly, | propose,
|vtbthe co operation Of the public, to
place The "farmer," at The beginning OF
' he forth volume, in such form that the
body Of the work will he divesled Of ad
erlisements, and in pages Of such con
enient size as 10 be easily handled, flied
Ind bound.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

"Cuffee, what do you tink de NOSE
useful OBJ de pIannels-dc sun or de
moon3" "Wel Sambo, tink de moon
orter take de lus rank in dat ar 'tickler.'
."Wna, wha, why you link so, CulTee %
well tell you, kase she shines by
night, when we want light, and the sun
shines by day, when we notw "WelI
Cuh, you is dc greatest nigga | knose
on OATS rale fac
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SCALE OF TERMS.

a8ssM SCALE OF TERMS.
To induce some effort among the friends of az.
+icultuTal improvement, IN obtaining subscri.
Pers, announce the following scale Of terms
Single subscribers, as before, 50 per annum; or
wo subscribers for S..
Clubs or individuals, paying any one of the
GLOWING sums, shall receive the annexed mum.
per OF copes for one year, provided the copies
! II 60 to one address,
~ entitle to copies $50 enttle to 28 copies
S0 " 10 500 60 {"
fossmasters, or local agents, obtaining sub
|cripers and renting as above, shall be emit
led to all the advantages offered.
fieasc to remit through the Postmasters, as
hey are authorized by law to remit to publishers,
rec of postage.
A reply to this post paid is desired as carly
= possible in December, that | may make my
rrangemonts without delay
Where funds cannot conveniently he trans
mtetedi P lease to send drafts on New Orleans
lcksnurg or Natchez, payable ON the first Jan.
barry next.
iPledge my word-which | pledge not hrhtlv
-thats II sufficient announcement he not A.
ed, sey the first of January, 1915, to sustain me
entering upon the improvement herein promo.
Ia, tnen Sha.i return every draft and every
OiiaI IecelVed IN consequence Of this Prospec
Us. lhoSe who do not know me NAV think nv
.leogeAn insufficient security for them TO adj
sncesuPeh, ana therefore take the liberty of
sleFnng as touching my integrity, to all the
Rt .g n, m eaca county of the state no ser
~ f. Their House Of the Legislature. durnc
g. ,oosof 1870 and '42-to the FacnI,
up oakland, Mississippi and Centenary Col.
Rss--and to most Of the mcnbersof the synod
Miss sippi '''0
enc thousand new subscribers can he oh
. y Shall adopt the proposed arrangement.
~ ~ N'Sii to ascertain by the middle of Deem
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS.
pn nansseby offer as Premiums, SIX SILVER
w'h appropriate nscriptions-one of
vi 70 81 DC awarded, respectively, to the au-
- The 5est essays on the following subjects
- ';,s..'eiy' each author to be resident of Mis-
MI y cotton Plantation. Its management.
nd IA lInohce TO crops of inferior Importance,
Eo,e5 III proper proportions of land and labor de
| IoN n. .ach--incuding field pasturage--rota.
r. ana pasturc-artfcial grasses
|ions "a t erop shall supplant cotton ON planta.
INFERIOR qualities, when Gotten shall be-