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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-24
LAND, &C.. FOR SALE.

HNTANTED.-I wlsh TO hire for the balance OF
w the year, a first rate Coax, Washer and
IrOner, Tor which viii pay a fair price.
is 2o-4t ROBERr RANKIN.
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e. MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
Wa The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this House on Main street,
No. 35h. Ii has nine rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms, and is well arranged for Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price s275.
Apply to JOHN A. JETER,
jy 2l-im* FLOYD Houap
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NEW ORLEANs...CestIaued.


Hl00, 0O0 ~ ovtb ~ sss~soo~Os
CLOTHING Al RE- IAN.
Alfred NIj\kOt 4 cos On> Prter
n Siore. No 3. Magazine street, corner OF
Gfs,ier
We would inform our friends, and the pub
liz IN general, that our present STOCK Oh
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, DC,
is unequailed IN extent and beauty ~ That OF
ANY other establishment in the intel States
To b. convinced of this statement, IT'S only
necessary to call and examine. Our IMMENSE
sales are brought about BY the sluph iaet
being known that th. prices We place upon
goods II uniformly lo~, and the quali! OF
r.h article j. guaranteed what II Is represent
ed 10 be- Perfect -au-ia faction j. What We am.
at 20 dealing with our customers.
All our clothing Is Manufactured al our es-
tabil,hmenl, No. All Broadway, NJ" YORK,
under the immediate superinIendcuee Of one
OF oar ufm, who spares no paus IN securing
,hs most desirable ~ly les OF goods II II with
tine fullest couidcutc OF being able 10 give
satisfaction. tina, We invite all aho may be IN
w.,ni ot articles lu our hue 10 call ANA exam
ia, our assortment.
IN, following is only partial list of artI-
Giles:
F-ock and Dress Coais FIR and Eng black
cloth drc.. and ,rock coats. do de- blue, brown,
mulberry. and green cloth irocA. do do black,
brown. mulberry. olive, and golden brown
cloth polkas. FIR aud Eng black and fancy
co,or,d cloth walking costs llmalaya fur
nav .uiej ,ac. French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sac- do black and fancy
,ulorrd do, skin Union SACK. de- extra super.
fine df,b and fancy coorcd walking coats
cuduugiou, gray, mixed, aud 'tl''r gray sae'
and polka> French black. blue, brown, and
olive beaver SIC and lfock coats, do blue
brown, and silver grny, Whitney sac coats
do Labrador tsBuou- tolors) to turn, sac
..,'.. do .u tfhuc dtsb cloth and bcayer
walking goats tr and Eng black supcrtlu,
cloth sack and Walking coats 60 blue, brow
and drab pilot cloth -ac-.
Baflsi coats French .nprriine blue, bf'n
and gray sae- aud paict"t- do do extra long
-ar, and irock-. r. second qualify, thuC
guaHt,, fancy colorrd -ac- aud paletots,
Iics.d caals -fr Eng aud Amcrn wcc'
snc., irock~ and paletots do do boule'ardS
do do puikas
CLpAx- Blue and black cloth cloaks, ever,
quahl, black and blue pilot cloth cloaks.
A variety Of ls'is ut every quality and pat
tern also every variety AM quality Of FdHta
lgons
G,pilemet's Fi.rnrshmg Gooi.--l.uen an'
cotton ,h,rt-, al qualities check aud rottoI
mckor, and night shirts, all qualities al
vool and super ribbed STARTS eaulc, meflno
cotton. lA-lr thread. and flannel SHIRTS sock
OF every quality
BogS nat thdircn's CioihiHg.
Consisting Of trock-, poika~, .ack-, packets
o,ercoat,, pautaloons, vests, aud cloak, o
every quality.
Also every variety of gloves suspcnder'
uf various kinds cravat, ana hAukcrchici, %
every quality
Also truuk-. Sali-e- umbrellas,
India rubber coud- 81 ,Nrry d..a'G 'i"''
~ ,j,.- D-.ot yD' uoads, ana NJ dcridfi0H
n Wishing the city, do mol tdi To- cali on
ALFRED Mt \RDE y 60
,2ap.l 81 Magazine street
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NkttNNo'l' " MpkklS' on"''''.' ~
~ Merchants We ~ 'a'np street ~" We
leans Agents lot l.. |, IAiLoEs FTtW'"h,
tniioa GINS
I TAYLOR Il Go, proprrter'oi 'h' o.
lumbg~ 'otion "n Mandatory nave nae 't'-
i~iuriion TO annvuue' 4" ihrt patrons 'nd 'ue
planter. Erurrailt throughout me cotton Et'N-
ing region, that TREY are prepared T." 'ulFe
any numhtroi Thur r''''rh'.d Ff""" "''N
Nhrfr thr-r "us have been 9n't used
would be deemed unnecessary ior 'lr manu-
iaclnfrfs TO -ay word M Their la'"f' ~ U't!
feel coutideui the MACHINES have bee" brought
io such perfection ihHi thtf superior T., rtn'nlI
an't MI recommend ih'i =" f....,..,...,..f
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They have nov IN store ~ pair, Of wheels
with ron axle. aud shafts Of to inches
and 70 pair OF 90 inches.
Also-Nff WAGONS, complete, VIII
IRON a1lriree-, pr 5 50 each. Two pairs Of
Timber Wheels. vita screws, 9. feet high !
inches tread
They take order. for al kind Of Wagon
work, and deliver them on plantation at man
ufaeiurer.' prices.
Atso--A large assortment Of HARD'
WAKE. for plantation use. w 'mlns'
wrought and cat mails, liuurs Ave-. socket
.p4d.., long handle ~hoFrls md spades. hoes
of all sind. csne knives. hook and pnlr hinges,
rrud.roue-. common ard scotch collars, Maui
ia and tarrcd Rope, cro-~-cut. pit mud mlli
-aus, flies Of 90 kinds, iron blocs-, with :
inch shravr-, larrr assortment # Englt-h and
American har ron. iron qNle-, with bnSr-,
SPERM whale and iin~ccd oils, spirits Of lur-
p,nfine putty, window glass, ard paint Of all
knd. HOGAN 4 1UkEAID,
corner Cu,tom-house and Le,ee.
Jan II, 1852 sSu2o-ly
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MILLER, HARRIS, # WALDO. No. 10

MILLER, HARRIS, # WALDO. No. 10
vi Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Il, TAI Dealsrs "a House Furnishing G"ads,
tghohl,ry and Cabinet Fp-nSgtng Gopis,
Pants, Otls, DC On hand, q very large as-
,oflmcu, OF CIT and lifonled Lamps and e..
rundolr, Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tea
Tray various patIerus Table Cutlery Plated,
pau,hcd, TN. Japauued, and Wooden
Ware Glassware; PLAN and eolorcd Floor
Mating Soaps WAY, Sperm and Star tam
die. Sperm, Whale. Lard, l.lu-eed, \eai-loot
aud Chemical Od- SPIRIT Gas, Campaur, Al
cuhol. aud furprniuc Puui-, ct every Dies
cuplon, Bru,lc, Window Glass, puiy,
sand Paper ami Glue, Flowing Polishing,
S.rpug, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan. and
v mle u Lunar Nsrfu-he. turird ilur, lluf
Cloth SPRING Gmp, Fuogc- rlcAIug and
Bed La,r Curi-, E.,c.., 81 Also, packed
and common Mos, always tor sale,
pEpEs % cAMpniNE .--bs lhc barrel, SO cents
per saliuu, los lhc tive giiluu-. t5 cents per
gallon, Tor i les, quantity, 10 cent, per gaI
Dom.
Jan II, 1881 N3u1H-ly
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arnissg.

1 Ii persons are hereby notified ,hntif there
~ ar. any further ,respas-es committed on
my lands, will resort to legal remedies apains,
them for am determined not to pay the prn.
ter for this advertisement, and lose my timber
in the bargain
This notice !. intended for protection to
all that have night to control, in any man.
ner whatever.
A. D. BURRESS
January 4, 1881. If ms
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Original poetry


TO IN lie.
The skv Is very blue Annie.
Ten thousand s,as. mr.. there
How beau,fu, and bright, Anais,
Those diamonds ~, In air
The .ad moons rays are .on, Annie,
The nigh. birds sony is.ses'.
And l have wandered here. Annie.
The low nigh. winds TO rect
They sell me of the pact, Annie.
The pa, long since gone bv.
When Hope her rainbow arch~d, Annie
Over you and l;
When youth, and jov. .nd love, Annie,
rf., threw their golden rave
Der our dreaming hearts, Annie,
Gliding future da!a
n. flowers Of life. als.' Annie
Have faded in their bloom
They lie upon my heart, Anu.A
A. offerings on a tomb.
know i I. bn, dream, Annie,
", meihnk. ! see thee now,
AID bend nv head again, Annie,
To hear my mnfmuted VOW
p, the nigh, sind- bring TO me, Anne,
The w .l.fF a. at
WhrI uas a.s 500 -.'| a
Your aesf. gas 81. q. .1t afa.
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nR. A. N. VEAL, sends medicine 10 arv
- part Of the country, when written to, and
cures the worst kind Of cases without seeing
the patient Ills fee, in all chronic eases, /.
only five dollars month, which may he en-.
eio.ed and sent At bic riAk SArsvepor,. Il.
April 10, IeS1
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JOSEPH ETrER, No, l6 Camp street, New
- Orleans, Dealer IN erery rarieiy NJ Hah
Papers Upholstery Arireles, CaryeiHg, F!oo'
a'ld Table on Cloths, dc Every article USUAL
" to be found in General House Furnishing
Store can be had at No. 10 Camp street, wher
those wishing to purchase. are respectfully IN
slled 10 call and examine the stock and prices
New Orleans, jan IT, 1852. y3nay-om.
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777'--7'77777 > '''7'''7'-il7''-'-
= + 4 AN MILL.


EllE subscriber take, his method of inform
l my his patrons and the public generally
that ni, Steam Saw ana Gr>t Mil, situated
about one aud quarter mile, northwest from
Marshall. Is now IN operation, and in good orde,
tie l. prepared to accommodate orders at sho,l
notice, and on reasonable terms, for cash, OF,
on credit to puuctual dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, SIS 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
Laihlng and pallng, side and
edge measure, 90 90
Tn. grist mill will at all times be in opera.
ton. Sacks brought to the mill must be plain.
~ marked, or there will be no cspon-blity for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills
when not paid in advance. All sums ON credit
Will be considered due on the first day of De.
cembcr of the current year
A d BURRESS.
January n, 1850 v3n29y
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Medical Card.
J. }. GALL A q u T. X ,

J. J. Il 4 ]. l. A Il u T. X,
ENERAL wholesale and retail Gro
VI Recei, ing and Fornard,ng MERCK,
Commerce street, opposite steamboat land
Shreveport. La, will give street attention TO
business entrusted to his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selet
stock of plantation and family groceries, vi
sr ohyred cheap for cash--among Which
sugars, teas, fish, pork, lard, oils, eoi'ecs che
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits, candles, \
pickles, bacon, cheese, -ytups, molas>es, so
ilouf hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cisi
powders, shot, lead, starch, Sc
The highest price paid Tor cotton, hides, :
tres, and beeswax
Stranger, are invited to give me a call |
examine for themselves.
u Order, Tor the surrounding country ca
fully and promptly attended 10.
May !, 1882, ~ Il
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Few okLEAx s-.-csstlsse1.


~ ..
YIOHATiO u HEWITT successor 70
| l Tyler Il ilewnti n..'a foHrt aNp W ~, =.
pxALsK. 80 Camp street. Ne" '''e"'- 70
AWAY, on hand one Of me NF..N w. ~
ea,,nl,,. .,l.,tion. Of piaao Foric, IN The
-ouin.rn country. all II ~hieh arr GUARANTEED
a. go,,d and perfect instruments. Agents io'
the sale Of A. SgopAR1 i Cos Nv" '0''
Pianos. .ts,,.
Tn..r Pianos are celebrated for fine quaI',
~ tone. purene-~ Of sound, and for neat aNo
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship 1H1
are considered BY the profession, and eompe
l1dg.-, to be III. finest Pianos m"or III VIZ
uniled Siai.. Particular attention j. reg na''f1
to their splendid soTpen,ine pattern ~''n rear
KEYS. which il considered enc Vi The hhes' w"
made
uAiLrrr, DAVIS CO.. c-leb'a'ed bos1o'
PiAsos. 6, 1t. %. and octave P'ecold RAM .
Forie., from the factory OF =" fir'e' Gu
Pari.; also P,anino-, Seml-Gfand ana of1ha
Pianos from the same house.
Old Piano. taken in exchange ana Paf' Fa3'
men, s
GUITARS. from the house Of rs Son
Spanish aud French patterns, -, 'ioih'' ~
iarp. quantities, Melodron-, Seraphine,, w
pan.. flutes. lafloa.ite-, Bras Instruments
Of all kinda. Viohucello., banJos, strings iVf
all instruments, snd musical merchandise Of al
descriptions. aholc-ale and retail.
Sheet Music OF all slud--mase 'ece'ea
from the North by every steamer, a. -oon IS
published, church Books, obstruction BOOKS
Ae.
-. .,,e,,l-- -,,e-,is- h. ern.' 20 N. lares and
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r.pr ,ouN GRAHAM, would

70 CAPT. JOHN OhhHn"' "v"'~
inform his friends. and the pao'M'
ihal he will iring into the Red River ana ,A. -.
trade. the Cntdo No 2, an entirely new BOAT
when for strength, elegance, and comfort can
not be surpassed Size will make regular uP'
from New Orlean. TO Shreveport, Port Caddo,
and Jefferson. Every care and attention WI
b. taken to merit, at .ea.,, T. share Of public
patronage. =,
Jan. II, 1862. ms u
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for the subscription Of Stock ,oi
ID Texas and Louisiana Railroad Comps
are now open in my office a, Marshall, Teas
Persons wishing to make investments
please call.
7. A. pATlLLO. Secty.
May s. 1852.
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WRIGHT q co. 1871 Chnr,re. sire,

WRIGHT & co, 1871 Chnr,res street
- New Orleans, Whoiesale and Reiail AGENT
for nearly all the Genuine Popular Medicines
and Special Agents for Dalley's Magical Pal,
Extractor, Nner's Canadian Vermtugp, ID,
Sherman'' Medicines s p Townsend'. An,
John Bulls sar-aparllia, &c Sc. for the Sou,l
and West II Druggists supplied a, propr, I.
tors prices
Jaw. u" i'o1 v3naa-lv.
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n. Orleans 4 Port Cnddo G'aCks

The new hs, running pas-l
ger Steamer X T. u RII III
- Capt IiEsRy V. MCCALL,
been purchased expressly for the trade, and !
run as a regular packet during the entire seas
The Red River has just been newly furns8
throughout, with new beds, bedding, earpeu
Ae., &c.
The Red Rnrr." from her great speed /
superior accommodations for passengers !
shippers offer fine Inducements
For freight or passage apply on board or
W. II COBB, Agent, Port Cas-
Shreveport, March 10, 1852 n3T-,i
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hR Z. J. CONES Southern Cough Syrup,
~ an uuequ,lIed remedy for the cure Of
Coughs. Influenza, Bronchitis, dc.
DR. toxt's Eriracl u Copaita, Sarsa, and
Cubebs--a certain cure, with full directions
DR.. Coxl's Tome Agus Syrup, aud Pi!ls, an
nfalltbe cure for Chhls and Fever
Prepared and sold by
+. J. COXE 4 co
No rs Camp St, New Orleans.
Jan. H. 1892. y3n2s-ly.
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~ A FRAZER, Ano-n'y al Lar. MafsA,
l Texas, will practice in the Sixth Jsd<A
District, embracing the cou'tles OF tis'nss
Cass, upshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee Rss
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
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IASEY ASKEW. Attorney al LSs q,
~ Notary Public, Marshall. iiarr,soa es.I
~ Texas. feb 7. 81
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NEW GOODS AT MooR'SI

Thes SSnse, they ace. IIsey HtssehAaS
nE he Gantl Lcaafiiul and nsosi geTitTsl ~
I s.iIIiptht Il Urv GO5ds ever reseL'ed 10
lhe iorn OF .HsiiE. The largest aud hnesI stock
ol Lack aid tulorcd BIuau tlolus at
A. r MUORE'S
The lHrgesi, tasticsi and ch,apesi lot 81 Boa
est ever ,tieftyi a. A. 4. MOUkL'S
The rsi stUck Of BaTege delaines ior ladies'
d,,ssesat A q. MUOkE'S
'YIe largest stock OF hdirs' fte sl.a,s CveI Of
(etsd are ~ A. r. MOORE'S
The fsosI beautiful drrss silks and ss Tins, bon-
t,et silas EHd ribLUhs sH-f sssal. nre Rt
A. D. N JORE'S
The beet stock Of Ready Made ClollinE in
,,,,,, i, now al A. +. MUORE'S
The TaIIH and uiSet tntty seleeiiOn oi fteHck
work. canes, collars, ChrmisVtIs aud UNDER
sleeves is Ia be had at A. +. hOukE'S
The must substantial CsssimeTcs snlintIIS
Twecds, Jeans aud other sEuhs Tor pants are
how 10 he had 1T a, r. MoOkE'S
Ia fact. nave the goods which to II = is Hor-
thy tie attention ul tie whoic cOMasVDiiy -
Groceries, Qurenswurc. Kussuth hflu LtHaLiIbs'
straw aud Cassmsre Hats. acts. Edginkr, GH~
ems. cUttuns. etc. etc. Call and seo beIoIe 81.
purchase. aud you will fnG that | have adopted
tiie principle UIqulck s.lcs, small profits and the
bcsi ui pay, that is, CASH. So cali aud save
ut least IS per cent, opposite the wntchmr keS, /,
ui tie uld sianh ut a. /. MOURE'S.
ApriI ~ lr5g tt2
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
ufactory.

A ARON FORMAN -hitngfu for The liberal
"A patronage heretofore e1tridsd 10 him. n 0uld
unrOuucc 10 the citiEeus Of liar son, aud the adj
I1ii'Ing eOHiiiitv. that he is now better prepared
Than ever ln- Manufacture tu urder
FAMILY CAIiRlAGES, BARUUCHES. RuG-
CHS. GIGS, sUI.hIES, AND WAGONS
OF all kinds aud sizes. which he feels confident
cannot be sxeslled by any ntLer shop III the
county.
llu,ing stock Of material llat is ttalIy uu.
sutpU sstd, shd having a iUll knowledge Of the
business ia all its bmnchcs, ne resi- ectuiiy ask.
hUse who maJ w.uI any thing ia Iac above lire,
- give him II Call.
iiis ST op is ia tie rear OF Mr.. Slemmcn,' Black
Smith shop, aud nearly oppusiIe the Cadiz Hotel
where he may AZ all times lie found OcIst.
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AscYOkutiNn in Marble.

'ilE ubSclber, having made ample arrange
4 mcnls ior II large supply ol MARBLE, keeps
constantly OF hand MantIes, Tooubs, Monu-
ments. tiead and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con-
s'hntly receiving large lots Of Italian, Egyptian
and american Marbles, which he is making up
i'll a. style not surpnssed in the United States. and
will sell at II very small adva ,ce on cost, either
"hnlesi,lc OF retail, and solicits all persons in
wai ting. to give him emil.
lie vii also nrnish beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Sills. steps, Fronts Pieces tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile fur flooring etc, very low
lie has also on hand a considerable quantity OF
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
Al sizes Oi Grind Stones, both tor wet and dry
binding, Warranted
ON. B-Lctterimg done in the atest md
most beautiful sty les, in almost any Language re
gu red. MICHEL J.aRGHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. Sly No G6. Lower end at Markctet.
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All ORDINANCE

Regulating side walks in tee iowa OF Jefferson
HurrisUn county. Ohio.
Sec. l'e il ordained bI The town council q
the ,owh o. fferaon, Thi any ler3on or person,
owning any in los or lots of ground situated OF
Main, 2hlsn and lCudiz streets. shall be reqni,et
to pave eight ieef wide the side walks in iron. ot
said 1T or lots, With eilh@r brick, cut stone or
plank. anl TO grade wit1 tLestree in font ofsnit
lot or lots The same 10 be done under the dirce
ton ol HE Street Commissioner. ANY person d
Prrsvns failing TO comply with the above reauisi
ton shall pas Tho sum Of twenty five cen ve
year for each aud every lol orlots remaining un.
pared, the same TO be collected as other taxes
ordinance 10 take effect and be ia force after
SepfeMbsf4 4. 1859.
Sec. z. and be il further ordained, That al
Laws conflicting win tie above ordinance beand
are hereby repenlsd-
Passed July 10. 1872
Attest. VINCENT FERGUSON. II yor.
JonN BRowS. Recorder.
idly q 1882
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TIE Maiden Choice.

4 young maii sat by her cottage tree.
4 beautiful maid AT the dawn of day;
Her sewing icil idle upon her knee
For her and her th0ugts were far away;
When a sober old wooer came up the dell,
A wooer whose hopes, one would think
Were few:
.Du. msiden's hear; is puzzle to tell
Aud though old his face-yet his coat
was new.
The wooer he gave her a wistful look
Aud wistful, too, were the words he said;
Willie merry she sang, like a summer
brook.
And played with her needle. and kno.led
her thread.
lie spoke Of the ring and the wedding chime,
lie pressed her haaI aad he bended his
= knee:
And he begged anj inplored her to .fs tie
kimei
No--go, and ask my mother said she;
Oh, fix il yourself. nv darling. saiI he;
Mo-, and ask ny mother said she;
Scarce into the house had the wooer gone,
When young man leaned DER neigh
boring stile,
And sd was the look tha: the youth Pu: on,
An! playful and gay was the mailen's
smile;
Pray, who is this earle that comes here to
woe?
And why at your side does he talk SO
free?
Must I ask your mother, dear Mary, too?
No. Harry she whispered-you must ask
ne!
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Valaai;ic TaIsn i0r sale.

NdtdhDtc k'sit Sal sOf SAFE.
ME subscriheIs will sell at private sale 293
i ucTesUi ffsI rate laJd. ~ ing ia good neigh
hun O"d, tour miles uurth-wesI Of Cutiz, Ohio.
"a whirh is good brick dwelling tUuse. n dOu.
ole tam. guoi coal bank. aud an 'xc,lirGt
nit orchard The snid Farm il well wHtrrd.
with about une hundrrd aud seyenty acres cleared
ncfCun. and ia II high safe urruitiyutIon. For
particulars enquire ui the subscribers. living iu
Hdiz. or tie own rs. T.. X. and ~ Gilmore re-
idlns on the lremisrs.
SCOTT BINGHAM.
Feb Real Estate Agents
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DISSOLUTION.

fNlE ps!aImIti I,,st f,tr cAisiing he tween
( MuL4.is A GEsNEs. l. titis day dissolved b.
.utuai U,,u--ut. IhC Ic1sul,s will b SCI tied
,iLcr ui tie fun "a i.ti. tutih,T hulire, atdas
- slv uuNi. us ~ have cur AJJUj \ Is ON
uUk SATILH.l. NC Wish ONE AND ALI.
call Oii aLd close IhciI accounts, tiher By
iutC ui "a o.. Mil.llhiN.
Cadiz. April l, 1857. T. u GRIMES.
N. q. We haze ia hand ytt some Ui q. y.
Dunn n Cu's. beet steel back Guss aId GIniu
'cy Ihcs. which will bg sold Tor r1st OF lees than
cost. those wO 'nty NUat cali sUuB.
MAY p. MAG.
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SIX? IATAG&3EGST.- II wing
plid s1a12 attention to managing
sieen, du,jn3 the last fifteen ,cars, |
propose TO throw out a few hints on
What consider the best mode Of
lloAoging that usatI,! animal.
Sa322 5aould be kept on elevated
dry pasture, and, wh3n it can be
done, a piece ofvoodland should be
enclosed in the pasture for the COM
lo:: ofshoo) during the heat OF sum
racr. 70 be successful in raising
lambs, they should mover como be-
tl:o The middle Or latter part OF
April. They will then thrive with
OF. any nursing. | never suffer
sheep to have lambs before they aro
Q years Old. About the first OF Sep
io:n5or, lambs should be separated
tom the iioc,l aai pat into an oar
u moYod m32I}v. This will be
beneficial both to ewes and lambs ;
by 50 doing ewes have time to im-
prove iioir condition, and aid them
in passing the winter months free
from disease.
In curing hay for sheep, | have
putait up rather green, and have
generally used peck ofsa't for each
ton, vAic;l saves the trouble of salt
ing in other modes,
My Uniform practice has been to
lopositohay for shoepin small barns,
placed Oh the highcts parts Of the
meadow, with q shed Oh one corner
!, $he,tort!,cm during severe storms.
No ot.sar stock should ever be
rs.I wish sheep ifthey arc, it exposes
sheep to injury and loss ofwooll.
In pnrsuelny this course, | have
been very successful in raising
shoop, seidonl having lost a sheep
or lamb, OF e7cn a!oc!; Of wool.
Z. I'D.
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r. Z. Rrnnks.

ll2. MAIN ST WiIEt.I. Nc. VA,
EZEEtS constantly Un hand II InIgc suck Il
~ CUNFECTIONAkIt.S or his own manunc-
iI,Ic, which he cau and will sell CHEAPER than
ny uiheI establishment in the city.
Fruits Ot NIL Kinds ALWAYS um hand, ms ulsu II
'huice variety uf Cakes suitahlc tor paIrirs, &C
lie also manufactures Brooks Cr,ehH ted
'ough Candy" the best article HOW in use. 70
tumyhs and Colds
Orders from distance are solicited. whi:h
will be ErhmpllN ntlentrI 10 octl9-lY
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-28

DEAT3 cT a FAMOUS WoAAN.--
4 Ia'ter from DonIgne, dated June
-. says that the celebrated Mrs
H:!afy Ann Clark, who more than
forty years ago caused so much
sensation il England in connection
wiIh tic charges brought in the
House Of comous against the late
tAlke Of York; died in that city on
::.a .!1;t Of June, aged "a,