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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Office of Transportation,
Laumns 4. r., S. G.. Aug. 4. 1853. ;

ishuWns ~. H., .. ts aug. ., iros3.
J.C. ArgH. Dear SIR My little son. four
years Old, has ju recovered from severe attack of
indignant Scaricl Fever. his thruat was rotten,
sal every persoa thai visited him pronounced him
dad child. Having used your CaKnnr Pgc-
T.RAL ia California, IA the winter Of Is 80, for
severe attack of bronchitis. with entire SUCCESS,
! was induced TO ty il on my little boy. gave
him tea-spoon.fu every three hours, commenc.
ing IN the morning. aud by ten o'clock al night,
] fsund q decided change for thr better, aud allcr
three days use hU ana i.i.sk ~.sh
out pam.
I,s use in the above named disease will save
many child from premature gave. aud relieve
the anxiety Of many fond parent. For oil ai-
fcctions Of the Throat aud Lungs, blcse il the
best mcdicine extant 4 feeling of the deepest
gratitude, prompts me in addressing you these
lmcs,--bui for your important discovery, my lit
II. hoy would now have been in another world.
ann yours, with great respect,
]. ID. POWELL. Supi. Trans. L.R.R.
Rock Hill. N. j., July ~, 1852.
Dr.. !. q. ArEa.-Since your medicine has he
romc knawn here, il. has a greater drmand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold. u
j. spoken IT in terms Of unmrasured praise ly
tnose WHO nave ustu ", anu hhoW VI sbhS Sae'n
where the l1st they can say of il. j. not too nseh
ior The GOO il has done. take Irleasuratn sill.
ing il, because know that Tam gi,inuzty Gus
TONERS the wVrih Of their money, and fcsa4sra-
tilted III seeing the bcnesi il confcrs.
Please send me further supply, and hclicvc
me yours, with respect.
JOHN e. WHTrLOCK.
P.S. Almost any number Of certificates can
be sent you IT, you wish il.
Windsor, q. W., June 26, 1851.
JC. Arsn. Sir: This may certify that
have used your CnEaRr PEcTomaL for upwards
Of Que year; and il is my sincere belief that
should have lecn ia my grave ere this time u
bad not. II has cured me OF a dangerous alice.
zion Of the lungs. aud do not over state my con-
,clions when say il is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
D.A. MrCUhLIN, Attorney at law.
Wilkrsbarc, Pa, September %, 1850.
Dr.. J. q. ArEa. My dear Sir,--fouf mcdi
cine ismuch approved Of iy those who have uset
il here. aud lis composition il such to insure
aud maintain It's reputation. invariably recon-
mend il for pulmonary affections, as do many 9
our principal physicians.
| am your friend,
CHAS. S'rREATER, VI. d.
Prepared by ]. G.. AVER, Chemist, lowell
Massachusetts,.
Sold by s. D. Schoofeld, Hilsborougt
Mr. ]. 5. Lucas, Chapel Hill, and hy Druggist
and Dealers in Medicines generally.
October A. O5--4f
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Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
pas,saloOuS. SC. SC.
Negro for Sale.

AN Monday the 2Sfhof November next, shall
- offer for sale, at the court house door, in the
town Of Hillsborough, likely Negro Man nam-
ed Ben, about twenty-five or six years of age. be-
longing 10 the estate Of Elizabeth Allen, decd.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ALEX. DICKSON, Admir-.
October Is, 1858. 07-
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Just from New York. :
FILL IND EB.E.vTER
g. SID CO. es.s $50 II

G SID SID e.. ssa s ss. $50 80
rs,HE Subscriber has just opened zine Stock
Of Goods in his line, selected with great
care hy himself in the city Of New <folk, which
for beauty taste and excelence, he thinks will he
found to equal. if they do not surpast any which
have before been oileredin this pace.. They con-
sist Of every variety Of articles usually kept in a
Merchant TailOr'S Shep,
wiz: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
an Figured French Cassimers; Satin, SIX, and
W,rstcd ycslings. both figured and plain; Shirts,
with the latest French bosoms, Cravats, Neck
Ties, Sc. Also a well selected assortment oi
Ready Made Clothing, such as y
Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
Pancai00ns, sc. sc.
His friends and the public generally, are invlt
cd 10 give him call, as he icels confident he car
please in style, quality and price.
ur The Latest Fashions are reported TO hin
monthly from two Of the most fashionable Cities
in The world; and he ilatters himself that he car
make as good fits as can be made any where.
He also promises the public that he will tax,
pleasure in Cutting and Making work IN evel!
style that may be desired.
l.. CARMICHAEL.
October 10. O9-
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Am-ng the numerous discoveries Science has
nlIdr ia this generation IL isriliiaie ihe business
Il Iilr. inrrrasc ils enjoyment. AMI even Irolong
i,e ,rrln e human ex,scnce. nane can he named
u msr real value Ia mankind. than this coiIiri-
haiIcn a Chemistry to The Healing AT. A vas,
lral oi is virtues throughout This broad county.
has proyen l'csand q dsuia. that no nrdicine or
combination Of ulrdicines set known, can 50 sure
u control and cure the numerous varieties Of
pilmaary disease which have hitherto swept
fosm our midsl thousands and thousands every
year. lndecd. there Is naw abundant reason %
h-licye Remedy has a. length been found which
cin be relied on. 10 cure the ns,ss dangerous al.
tciions u the lungs. Our space hero will NOT
permit Us 10 publish any proportion of the cures
elIecied BY is u-e, hut we would present The iol
lnsing :--and Ieier further enquiry 10 my Anne
rcsn .,lmanac, which the agent below named,
will always be pleased 10 furnish free. wherein
ace full particulars, and ndspu,ahle proof u these
silicIncnis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
THE PILE OF THE DEAD SEA.

The following account occurs in
Curzon's /. Visits to Monasteries in
the Ecvant":
We made a somewhat singlar dis
covery when travelling along The nouns
tains tothe East of the Dead Sea. where
the ruins of Ammon Jerase and Ai0u-
loun well repay the labor and fatigue
encountered in visiting them. II was
a remarkably hot and sultry day. We
were scralnhling IN The mountain
i;,.- f.,aes y = which rise above the Fast
shore 0t the Uead sea, wnvw-x------i----
fore me fine plum-tree. loaded with
fresh blooming plums. | cried out to
INV fellow traveller, /" Now, then, who
will arrive first at the plum-trcef" !" and
as he caught a glimpse Of SO refreshing
an object, we both pressed our horses
into gallop. to see which would get
the first plum from the branches. We
both arrived at the same moment I; and
each swapping fine ripe plum, put il
into our mouths; when, on biting it,
instead of the cnal delicious juicy Iruit
which we expected. our mouths were
filled with dry bitter dust, aud we
sat under the trees upon our horses.
spluttering and hemming, and doing all
that we could to be relieved of the nau-
seous caste Of this strange fruit. We
then preceived, and to my greatdelight,
that We had discovered the famous ap-
pie of the Dead Sea, the existence ol
which has been doubted and can,assed
since the days Of Stlabo aud Pliny, VIII,
first described it, Many travellers
have given descriptions OF other vege.
table productions which bear analog,
to the one described by Pliny; but uT
to this time no one had met with tht
thing itself, either upon the spot men
toned by the ancient authors, or else
where.
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hRESBYTERIAN ALMANACS for 1851,
- for sale nj, THE DRUG STORE.
October 1. O;--
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Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio. )

a MOST charming volume, for sale a, The
- Drug store.
! July 5, 95-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25
Decision ON the Liquor Law

We dad IN our exchanges an abstract O
the important decision against the Maine
liquor law, which was pronounced on the
3lst nlt 10 the United States Circuit Couu
for Rhode Island, BY Judge Curtis. of the
U. 5. Supreme CouIt, sitting with Judge
Pitman, U. S. District Judge.
Inc Main liquor law, which has been
re-enacted in Rhode Island, authorized a
seizure and destruction Of the prohibited
liquors by the local constables under certain
circumstances The constables at Provi.
fence made a ezure under the act. Act.
Zen Of New York, who was interested in
The property, sued ia the U. States courts
to recover 1t by an action of replevin. and
the argument brought up the constitution
atty OF the law. Technically, the plea was
that the act is a violation OF the constitution
OF Rhode Island, but the clauses alleged 10
be violated are exactly the same in princi-
pie as those contained in every State con.
stltution; the right of the accused in all
criminal prosecutions to be 10 enjoy the
right to a speedy tnal by an impartial Jury T;
TO be informed of the nature aud cause OF
the accusation, to be confronted with the
witnesses against him, aud to have the as
sistance OF counsel lii his defence aud not
to be deprived Of his property, unless by
Judgment of his peers and 1.-THE law of the
land This last phrase has been construed
to mean, by due process of law.
1t was on these points that the decision
oil Judge Curtis was based. He stated
that the right of property was infringed /;
that the property. was taken without the
due process of law that conviction was
had without trial or the opportunity of de-
fence, and the trial by jury was denied
Other objections were sustained to the in
sufhciency OF the charge of offence, and lie.
gal defects for uncertainty in the speciica-
tlons Of the property seized. The important
points are however. as stated above,
The opinion. as it reaches us, does not
notice the points raised against this class
OF enactments, as in conflict with the con-
stltution of the United States, in forbidding
citizens of other States, where the traffic
in spirits is lawful, to prosecute or recover
IN Rhode Island on notes given for that con-
slderatIon /; and in obstructing, as these do
IN some particulars, a which ex.
lists under laws and treaties of the United
States, and under the exclusive power of
congress, for the regulation of commerce.
These questions were noticed in the argu.
ment, but they are not referred to in the de-.
clslon OF the count. They will be, doubts
less, reviewed in the Supreme Court of the
United States. and a Judgment pronounced,
which is much needed, upon the consonance
OF these extreme repressive measures with
the genuine principles of constitutional
liberty. 5di uti -Vt eat ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

ILLNESS OF CcL. KINe.-The Washing>
ton correspondent of the New York Tri,
hume. writing under date of the 9th inst.
says
VIM. r. King has made his will. He
was born in 1856; owns 5000 acres
OF land in one body in Dallas county Ala
bama. and upwards of one hundred slaves.
His entire estate 10 worth about $3.50, 600.
He is a humane master. He told ne some
years since that he never sold but one slave
in his life, and he was compelled to sell him
because he was a terror to the neighbor-
hood. Col. King cannot possibly recover.
His physician has sounded his lungs with
the stethoscope. and declared that ons of
his lungs Is entirely gone and the other
partly 90. COL Kings neics, Mrs. Ellis, is
with him. -
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Markets--Isiver, sc.

New York. Jan. 1s-Cotton has ad.
vanccd ac; fair qualities advanced
most. Flour-l5,00O bbis, sold at un-
changed prices. Mess Pork-SlS as,
Corn-50,000 mixed at 70cts. +
CINCINNATI Jan. lS-Flour, "a 81.
Whiskey, l94al9ac. Lard, aac. Mess
Pork, held at SIG GOALS soc.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1S-There are S feet
10 inches Of water in the channel and
falling. 1t is nov showing.
At Cincinnati, same date, the river
had fallen one foot.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25
Collecting.

HENRY v. ANGELL, viii punctually e.
Altend to the collecting and settling all
claims, debts, or dues. of the merchants OF
Woodv lille, or others which may be placed IN
his hands for that purpose. His terms will De
reasonable, and he hopes his attention will oe
entirely satisfactory to all who may employ
him. Refsrenees-Messrs. Gordon o Posey,
H. S. Il T.. w. White, t. w. Dyer, 8 Cor W.
H. Hassell H.J. Butterworth, Thos. w. Hays,
NJ. Simon, Isaac D. Stamps and w. H. Noble.
Jan I, le53.-tft N 81
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Z NEW ADVERTlS MENTS


'fAANA' yiH8yas ID Yfxi NJ. SIMON.
HHE undersigned being about to di ssolve
pa rtnership, wish to sell out our splendid
STOCK of GOODS, at New York cash paces.
tor cash or good city acceptances. We wish
the people of Woodville, and the surrounding
country, to come in and see that we are doing
what we say, as all our Goods must be sold
out to close the Partnership.
Jan. 25--tf y s. FRANK & Co.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

10 The equestrian statue of Jackson
was ~inaugurated at Washington on the 9th
inst. and it is said that full twenty thou>
sand persons witnessed the CEREMONIES
The Executive departments were closed by
order of the President Congress did not sit,
and the President. the heads of departments,
both Houses of Congress. and Gen. Scott
marched in the procession. There was
also q large and imposing military display,
composed of U. s. Artillery and Marines,
and Baltimore and Washington Volunteer
Companies. The whole procession was
marshalled by Col. George w. Hughes, Of
Maryland. late an officer Of the United
States Army. The Grafton was delivered
by Senator Douglass, of Illinois.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

ID. O, Merwin, ESQ.,, has resigned
The editorship of the Wilkinson Whis.
a position which be has occupied with
much ability and taste. He is to be
succeeded by Mr. Scissors, a fact which
gives us some alarm, for these arc
pointed weapons.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25
Beet and Shoe MAKERS.

EBER & OLLlER, beg to inform the
W citizens of Woodville, and its surround.
ing country, that they have taken one of Mr..
Hickley's rooms, next door to the Republican
office, where they intend to carry on the
above business in all its branches, and by
strict after ton to business to merit a share of
public patronage. Fine French and Amer
lean feathers constantly on hand. e I
Jan. 25---tf y79v 6f96~ as}EFlaeh asa &
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NNAs takeE mp, by VIM. Stamps, about
" the 18th December. a stray Horse
described as follows A bay Horse about
is ~ hands high. has three white feet. star
in the forehead, bay color, about II years
old. Appraised at SIS.
w. G. BoNNEY, Ranger.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

10 We call the attention Of the public
TO the advertisement Of Nj. II. Harding.
Portrait painter, who has been engaged in
lis business a long time in the Southwest,
and brings a good reputation with him
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Wilkinson County. SIS
In the Circuit Court of said County, to
the June Term, A. D. 1853.
Belfield F, Woodruff, Attachment,
VS.. for $50 90. mr.
William Floyd. thereabout.
The Attachment in this case was obtain.
ed by said plaintiff. against the Estate, real
and personal, Of the said defendant, from
William L. Lewis, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace of said county, on the 2lst day of
December, A. d. 1852. for the said sum of
Eighty dollars, or thereabout, returnable
to the June Term, AID. 1858, of the Court
aforesaid, and the same having been retur-
ned into the Clerks Office of the court afore
said. executed by The Sheriff of said county
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that
unless the said defendant shall appear, give
special bail, and plead herein on or before
the first day of our next June Term of this
court, to be holden at the Courthouse. in
Woodville, IN said county, on the second
Monday, in June next. A. ID. 1853, Judge,
ment final, by default, will be entered a.
gainst him, and the effects. so attached. in
the Garnishee's hands, will be disposed Of.
towards the satisfaction of said plaintiffs
debt, interest and costs of suit. af3 fei.t
Issued. this 10Th day of January. A. d. 1883
II. J. BUTTER WORTH, C2erk.
Isaac d. Gildart, Esq, Plaiutif's ATTY.
Jan. 2o-lm-no 4
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Notice,

The Republican Office is removed 10
MI Hicklsy's building, second door TO the
saddIer Shop.
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Il is rumered that parties are in Was
hIngton for the purpose of purchasing
the Republic. II is to be converted in.
to a Democratic Journal, and Is to be
the organ Of the incoming ~administra>
ton, conducted by the present editor,
of the New Hampshire Patriot.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County. Is

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County. ss.
In the Circuit Court of said county
December Term thereof, A, D. 1859.
Pinckney Heathington, J
VS.. Attachments
Frederick HysenbottIe, J for $40 90. !
Returnable to the present term of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court here that the defendant has
removed out Of this State, so that the or.
binary process of the law cannot be served
on him, it is, therefore, ordered by the court.
that unless the said defendant shall appeal
plead, answer, ETC., IN this case, on or be-
lore the first day of the next June term Of
this court, to be holden at the Courthouse
IN Woodville, in said county, Oh the second
Monday in June next, A d, 1858, iudg>
ment final by default will be entered against
HIM, and the effects SO attached, 10 the
garnlsilee's hands, will be disposed OF 10
satisfy said debt, interest and costs. m
And it is further ordered, that a copy Of
this order be Published in the WoodviIle
republican, a newspaper printed and pab.
lished in the town of Woodville, in said
county and State. once a week for the space
OF n month. ewrsg.ssA .ran s9ats
J., Henry J BUtterworth. clerk of the
circuit courI aforesaid, do hereby certify the
aoove to be q true copy Of the original Or
der Of publication, in the above stated case,@
as fully as the same remains 0 ffecord in my
office. tto Hi .gsbs If
60 Given under my hand and seal
l.. 5. of said CONT, at Woodvllle, this
- Goth day of January, A d, 1853.
, II BUTTER WORTH, CLERK. :
! L X Barber, Esq, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
Jan 25,-1m-no 4
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A religious paper has also been es>
tablished at Kosicusko, Miss, styled the
mississippi Presbyterian" edited by
ii. ]. Bordwell.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25


New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILRoAp
We learn from the New Orleans pa.
pers. that Messrs' Thos, G. Bates 8. Ce.
a New York firm, have taken the con-
3 tract TO build this road from Pass Man.
chac to the southern boundary Of this
State, a distance Of ffty>one miles,
which they agree to finish and have rea
dy for the cars by the first of October
next. Their contracts also includes the
ironing or laying down the rails on the
road from New Orleans to Pass Man.
chac, thirty>six miles. The Picayune
says the road from hat city to the line
of this State. eighiy>seven miles, will
be in operation by the LIST of October
next.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

a paper has been started at Jackson
Miss, styled the "True Baptist" con-
Quoted by Mr.. Newton.
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WAS taken up by Green B. %
w Morris, on his plantation, ffx-N
about the 18Th, Of January, 1853, W
a stray Horse, described as follws :snhc2Ralaks.
A Bay Horse, 8 or 10 years old, about is
hands high, both hind feet white a little
above the hoof, small star in the forehead and
3 small white spot on the nose. Appraised
at$75. w. C. BONNEY, Ranger,
Portrait Painting.
lin HARDING respectfully informs the Cit
~. liens of Woodville. and its vicinity.
that he has taken a Room in Mr.. Stanwood,s
Binding, where he offers his services in the
above business.
Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to
call and see specimens of his work.
January 18-tf
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

The Free Trader, comes to us in ele>
CANT appearance and It's columns filed
with choice reading. We hope this
able Democratic Journal may be well
sustained. bills go v
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G.. G.. Fairfield.

Attorney and Councektor al Law.
70 Office, in the Courthouse. opposite the
d Probate Clerks office. -
Liberty, Miss. 3
Jan. IL, 1853-Iy tt7 >f@ep4 u..T nf 4,
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SouSp T~RuTBs.--ln announcing the
future conduct of the New York Cour,
Ter and Enquirer. upon the accession
of Mr.. J. r. S~palding. as one OF the edi.
tors, that gentleman enunciatcs a rule
which should ever be observed. He
says, Personalities whether as regards
public men or private, | shall endeavor
to avoid. There is no surer mark Of a
low and narrow mind than a DISPOSE,
ton to believe that dissent can spring
only from dishonesty ; so there is no
more certain index of the conscientious
ness of weakness than a resort to per-
sonal abuse. This is the lowest and
last of all polemical weapons-one
which no honorable man will touch at
all, and no man not honorable until he
Is reduced to an extremity. Courteous
towards the contemporaries of this pa
per | shall always strive to be-taking
pride in their honor and satisfaction in
aheir success. | cannot disparage nv
brother editors without disparaging nv
profession. and cannot disparage my
without disparsging myself.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. j SIS.
WILKINSON County,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SIS.
WILKINSON County,
In the, Circuit Court of said County, De.
cember term thereof. A D, 1859.
Wright & Elder, Attachment
rh hay a ( Potter r s'' =. ' y ~ !.
Returnable TO the present term Of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court here, that - Thayer, one Of
the defendants in this case has removed out
OF this State, SO that the ordinary process
OF the law cannot be served on him, it is,
therefore, ordered by tine court, that unless
the said defendants shall appear, plead, an
swer, etc., in this Case on or before the
fist day OF the mex June term of this
court, to be holden at the courthouse In
Woodville, in said county, on the second
Monday in June next, 1853, judgment &.
nal, by default, will be entered against
them, and the effects SO attached, in the
garnishee's hands, will be disposed of to
satisfy said debt. interest and costs. 81
And it is further ordered, that a copy Of
this order be published IN the WoOdville
Republican. a newspaper printed and pub.
lished in the town of Woodville, 10 said
county and State, once a week for the space
of one month, ,tttt3r aah4 Z
], Henry J Batterworth. clerk of the cir
cult court aforesaid. do hereby certify the a.
bove to be a true copy of the original ordero
publication, in the above stated case, as
fully as the same remains of record In my
Office. SD sa ~
80 Given under my hand and seal
LIS. of said court, at Woodville, this
- goth day of January, A d, 1858.
H BUTTER WORTH, CLERK.
Isaac ID. Gildart, Esq, Plaintif's Atty
Jan 25-1m,-no ~ &
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IL A planter near Franklin, La,
has gathered this season, eleven humid
cred and seventy>seven bushels of
sweet potatoes from three acres of
land, and left behind, he says, enough
TO fatten about forty hogs.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25

10 Cheerfulness is a matter which
depends fully as much on the state Of
things within as on the state of things
without and around us.