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VOW Is THE TIKE.

TST RFCEIVED-a suprior lot ofRUTT0N
j CATERS. kid tors. for Gentlemen Also.
the Imitation BUTTON CATERS rith kid
tops. Together with every style of SIoE-
fo1 GentIemens', Youths. Servants and Chill
drens wear. all of which will he sold low al
MILLS New Store.
East side I'll So. be. . ard
nav 9j-iE New
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CENSUS BUREAU.-There is a prospect
of quite large reduction of the clerical
force Of the Census Department. Prof
DeBow, the present able and active Su-
perintendent of the Bureau. has intimat-
ed that all its business can be well done
by ten competent persons. This will be
quite saving to the country.
The Professor. it is known, continues
to conduct the popular Commercial Re-
view that bears his name. Should the
Census Bureau be abandoned, or should
he relinquish its chief direction. be VIII
probably be appointed to some foreign
post. The learned gentleman would re-
feet credit on the administration and
benefit the country in such position.
DISTRICT APPOINTNENTs.-T Union
handsomely endorses Messrs. Berrett, the
new Postmaster: Hoover. Marshal: and
Major French, the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings.
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1.-THE Knickerbocker Magazine for
June is decidedly one of the very best
numbers of that popular serial ever issued.
1t may be obtained at all the principal
book stores and periodical depots.
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Ey Communications intended for publica-
ton in the Erening Star must be accompa-
MED with the name of the author.
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\ ELT GOODS
KEEP THE BALL N NOTION.

TINE warm weather is chasing crowds Of
L Ladies and Gentlemen to MORRISON (.
corner OF T and eth streets, to get glass Of
his superior SODA WATER They always 90
away refreshed. Try one ckrey: Won will he
sure 70 call again. His SYRUPS are superb
- Don't forget. corner Of Z and 9TH SITS
opposite the General Post Office
II lS-eo3w
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NEW OKLEANS...Csstins.I


CLOTHING AT RFTAH
4 LFRED MuNkOE a co.'s r.,
n Store, No - Magazine street, r.,
Gra,ier.
We would inform our friends, and IL.
lie In general, that our present stock Of
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, r.
!. unequalled in extent and beauty b, a,
any other establishment IN the United ~
To be convinced of this statement. /,
necessary to call and examine. Gu,
sale. NJ. brougi, about by the sim..
b.ing known, that the prices ". pIr,
goods is uniformly low, and the au,s'
ca h article is guaranteed what it is r,pn.
ed TO be-. Perfect sat' faction is what
a, 10 dealing with our customers
All our clothing is manufactured a, nm.
,abli.hment, No. AL Broadway, New
under tn. immediate sup.riut-ud-nc. a,
OF our firm, who spares no pains In ~.
the most desirable styles OF goods. Ii, ~
m, iules, conhdente of being able ia
satisfaction, that we invite all who ma,
[ want Of article, IN oar line to call and -.
[ N. our assortment.
The following is only partial lis, Of y
( Giles;
/ f'o," Gnu ~, 80 -. a., d "i ""g VI
ei',i' ule' "i' n,..r c,n,h t,orl S'us' o'seI
H., nhv, and ool1..
Drown, m'''l' I - so.''n Shsl
e'1'h 'o'n", a,',"a 80 ',;.. AUG y,
eo'"''u ''''" T.a.h H., ,'m AJa
ln'" -IN ieJ 'as 49, d. 5 h,a"n ''~'l n
owe v'''h of. -, A. .0' ''aI
co'''su 1o' "a" ,,n., cain,.a ws,t,' "psI
hns ofao 'nu ,"", ..J "nd .,I,a, S ''si'
'oa'"s'um syr.,rh NIL. HIN. 49, =
'''u PH'' .ae ,na frock coats, 49,
p p.a,,o and .Iy,r.gray. Whitney an ~
Ldn Iahrudor various rolorsl 10 turn !.
1T. do sn ,-ipe drab cloth and ~
I,.aILiup coats. Er aud Eng black suts..
I.', - and ualh,ny ,oais. do hlns
.,'4 a,at r,lnt l,,L -n,,
uI,n.si rn,.,-Fr,nrb .unerfne hin, /.
ID ,,,.y .,c. and ualetots do do e,,,, !.
.a.. ana t,o,ks Fr. second ouali,y, q,
oual,,y. nn,y color.d sacs and palelot..
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.uA}OS .NiSIC SIORL,
Nor s and ! Comp ST. 3 doors from Gan
.\er DrieGns.

Nor aud 7 Comp 81. 3 1oors from Cans
.\er orleans.
THr uEder, gncd desires r.
peeiiully Ia inform the publN ID
they can always find AT hi. M
Alprs, II choice and large assortment of fssv
For,,.. q, very reasonable prices, and on seeaz
Wodgung terms.
Among them are pinano for,es made y Il
Old and celebrated manufacturers, J. 6lltvs j
& Co., OF Boston, of rich tone and tnl.hs |
Beautifully M rosew God. black walnut and y
gugauy with iron frames, made VI ule ws
,ubs,4r'ial and aork manlike manner 40
The Justly celebrated .Eohan Piano F's
Wglca, tor sweetness OF tone, have not hesl
-qua.led. They are peculiarly suited 70 y
-uunir} as the .Eolgn doe, not require lst !,
tor years.
The New Improvement in Piano Fo'r
me patent Vibrating Oteri ridge. Il also q
ale at the same establishment This lmprct
meni gives peculiar iirnness and brliaccl
fhr ,f.nle, add. 10 the durability ard >iren.r
Of: tn. Piano, and render, It capablr.ol n mas
nt mach longer IN tune than those IN ordasr
u-r.
IS. T " is Agent fo' Hsq- her, celebrate
Grand Piano, and piauno- made in haus IL
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand lf'
eminent
The D0lce Comr9pn4 AHqclme7', J Pe!sl
\ Co.'S PARIS Pianos, mud Instruments tremi
he test manufactures constantly reeeiris
and for sale on liberal terms,
Second Hand Piqros fof sale, from $50 70
$500 each, and taken IN part pay mcn' iof af'
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and a.
praised.
Ca'kcarfs Nlgdeor beautiful tors
WIN .lustrumentlo for Nillag. Churches, Lodge,
sefrnadiug Parties, and the private practice
OrsanI-,-, pUnsesses a sweet and powerful teH
Is portable, tweighing 20 pounds,) and ofe'H
al $50 each
II Orders or guitars, violins, ,loloneelle
clarlonets, flutes, 'ageolets, strings. and mus
merchandise Of every kind will be pton'P'l
executed At reasonable prices. Bands suiPiA'
With brass Instruments and band music.
Uarps, double aud single action, on hand al
made To order To suit the taste Of purchaser
Masic.-The largest catalogue IN the Sce-
The stock ia an accumulation Of over '~epH
years IN It are many old and beautiful Peen
out Of print
Ne,c !Nusie received by every arrival fra
the North. and by the Foreign steamshfs
>yanish songs dances, walia.s, &e.--a resas
supply. Original music published every sr'
a, the siore-natse compositions solel'e-
MUSIC, bound. COPIED, and arranged. Sub-enf
tons received for the Message Bird, N'".,'
Nu,r1I J,mxx and thr Hplftuors On. Dl
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VIEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
q HEWITT, f-nccessoi 'o
ii r,erN Hewut.I sASr FogfE .su a. sie

uORATiD u HEWITT i-n'r''sei ''
il TYLER s iiewu-i rAS" sotft sNb ", -
plAtrw. % 1up street. Kew Orleans h"'
feay. an haad our ~ ihr Dor frs' 60 aa"-.
,onpleie .cieeiiou= IF PiaHo f7f'ss 200 IN,
.orihrrn country. aI q Nh.rh are euiftni''"
a4 you'd sfi %. r.rcf irsirumeuis. Ag'i l'i
t6. 4s.a IF 4. SrOpAEr 8 Co.'S We" iof"
rlsnos. ,,..
Of tone. .urrnes- ot sound, and Tor nra' N"o
beautiful fnl.h Of exterior workmanship Ah1
ar. considered by the profession, anG coini'''e"'
Judges. TO be the dncst Pianos madc W INC
United States pstiieularatieui'on + rrVr,''''
20 their splendid rrtpertIre pattern. WIT i'''
key.. Wi.ch j. considered one cd ihe hhrsi no"
msde 80.
rutrrr. lsAylsl co'- celrbt'ed bo-roN
P.Asos. e.. II " !. and = oc'a,' ll''''' 'a''" %
F1fss. from .lr factory 4 f!t't4 a. -o'
Pans. al.o PaHlno-, Sem -hfsnd sad uf"ho
Pianos from the -aiu' house
Cd ptgnos iasen 10 exchsnge and port pay
GUITARS. from the house Of Ia & Son
Snsu4.n and frrncH pa'teru- - Nin''h-' N
l,sr. auauflua. MsIodeau-, StapHhr-. "
pan. Fl.te.. { .afonelies. Brass Instruments
a., ali ktHd-. kioMce'io-, HaWos, strings tor
AL INSTRUMENTS. and musical merchandise OF at
descriptions. wholesale and retail.
St.e, Mas, Of all s.Hd--musc received
from the North ty e,ep steamer. A. soon %
aublt-hed. church Book, Instruction Books,
DC.
Particular attention Is called 20 ihc iarge and
extensive selection Of Aeccrdeons .Hu fl1trh-,
ah.en - the most G mp.re and perfect eel'c-
tom Of those beautiful instruments ever offered
Iu tho southern uafket.
All order. From the county faithfully and
prompt attended Ga. \ iboral DISCOUNT macv
to Teachers and $50 Srminaues
iIOKAllO D. WITT.
30 Camp st., Sew oreaus.
Ian 10 is.a y3H2s
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The, base now re store. - pairs Of wheels,
viii IRON aNIc- nui shafts " TO ihghrs'
and 20 pairs oi 2 10 inches.
ALso-NIN WAGONS, complete, with
ron asleiree-, pr e sl4o each Two par, OF
Timber Wheels. with screws, 9s feet high,
inches tread
They take order, CT all kinds Of Wagon
work.. and deliver them On plantation al man
utac'ufers price,
Atso-A large assortment Of HARD.
WARE, for plantation use, va 'hlu~'
wrought and cut nails, Hunts AYES. socket
SPADES. long handle .hoyels and spades. hoes
of af n.nd. cane knyc-, hook sud plate hinge,
rr,nd.,oucs. common and scotch collars, Nanil-
ia and iarrrd Ropc, cro~s-eut. plt and MIL
saws. Giles Of 900 ku.-, IRON blocks, with 7
irrt >noaee-. lartc assortment If English and
American bar ron, irun oNles, with boxes,
sperm. whale and Ir.,cd ou-, spirits Of fur-
p,nt.nc. putty, window g'a.-, aud paint, Of all
kmd.. HOGAN # TukEM'D,
corner Cusiom-house and levee.
Jan. T.. ls53 NF"2o-l'
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BOTANIC DRst. STORE.

1879 roNBWAs sTREET, Nrw ORLEANS.
n DIR A. \. JONES respectfully inform"
~ hi- friends and all using iio'auc Med
u cines, whether Planters Physicians, PRIV
ate rami.ie- or country Merchants, that De-
keep. on hand ai all times q full and complete
supply both n he simple and compound form
all Of which are of the very best quality, or no
sale. and al as low prices and on as reasonable
terms rs ans one eau sell articles Of the SAINT
intrinsic value lie would here state that hs
Store i- the oldest and the only PURELY Re.
hsfie Eaal. isfmepf ln the South, and ihe on,
too that ha- uniformly sold good Medicine.
Pleas. order direct or through yorr tomms
SION Merchant from Dr \. a joSts, New Or
leans.
Jan. II. 1859 ,3u2q-ly.
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4 NERAL ,phoiesqis and retail Grosrr
7 Rcceung and Forwarding MERCHANT
tf.1H efcs street, opposite steamboat andief
SINE port La, will give street attention to all
hn He is entrusted to hia care
l'antly on hand lrge and 'vell selected
st..a f plantation and family groceries which
rre liiored cheap for cash--tmnnl which are
snqir- teas, hsh, pork lard, oils ro'lee-, choco-
mfr. apiccs, beet butter, fruits candles, salt
netIte, bacon, cheese, eyrups, mola>s.r, SOAPS
8uu hams, rice. hardware, tobacco, cigar
lr lef,, shot lead starch, &c
Iaa highest price pad fer cotton hides pei
'ues a1d btesVat,
sjra gers are Invited to give me call and
e,anH for themselves.
~ Order, tpr the surrounding country care
fully md promptly attended to.
MAY /, 1852 II tt
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,l0ntross 4 >iiiWell,

Who'e,a.r and Re'au Uoiiersta tio.ting,
10 ~ M1vu,me s.. Cor Common. No Oriol'. ia
SIIl.M ELL 4 WON IkbSS,
NlugfaeJrsrs, No lie Fulton . Wen lort
4 ,DNSTANTl1 am hand, eleaks. tlr htt-i
\ style of o,trcad. hlaek. brown ard e'-
~, yauety Of Enc, coiuur,i l'apk, drra-, and
business coats. vests, dressing gowns, pana-
loon. ~ every variety gents trrH.-iuus goods ,
truuks umbrellas, HOSIERY, -u~pender-, &c.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited.
Jan. II. 1852 v3n2p ".
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New ,rl,an, AgriCuliural Warehouse,

torB. Meas.ss aaa Pos3-a, So ~. O-l,a,s
taHrAi.tNn 4 frtt tssoHrNLrr -
4 GRICt LIlRAI. and Huh-uiprai In
y ylcm,v's, haciuHcs, &c, from the most
approved Manufacturers, South, North and
West; embtaen. great variety 81 PionghN
adapted to southern and western culture
amoog which 1re the celebrated Ruggie-,
Nuaese, Mason & Co.'S make, ot Eagle, tagle
improved i--lafpeung, -dehI'i 'ubsoli and
rlukr " double mould ploughs Hall and
Spssr. Peacock Plputh-, east md wrought
muuld. kug'- Cuy Plough-, plain and tx.
teude5 b5r- law0g-iou'- nv rloughs. har.
rows. cultNatot-, culttaipt harrows, cotton
sweeps, cotton -'rppcrs, tanning mills corn
shelters corn md cob cfu-hef-, straw, hay and
corn .falk cutter, OK .neycl-, on yoke~, gram
ihra4htrs. corn mIli-, cotton gus horse powers,
corn planters. seed sewers, hand drills, batk
uule. field and garden rollers, cotton presses,
agricultural furnaces, root pulcr~, az tudrcai
and thermometer chufns. garden engines, hort.
aenlfurai tool chests, gran cradle, aud -c}the-
brambIt and grass ectihr-, bush and brmbir
hooks axes. hoes -ho,el- ,padt-, mattocss,
pi,k axes, Sccfil's' improved cast steel hoes.
OK, log and truce chains, halter chains, cattle.
ties. harrow aud cultsator teeth, hay and gar.
i rise-, garden hoes pfIuug, grass and
hedge SHEARS, pfuu'us sHNs and ch-ela, tinr
.,lssars flower mol .f.. grating chlscl-, yrun-
ng sud budding knives, garden wastes, trucks,
. Warner,' patent force pumps, ca-tir'n
screw wptv Tor "a, steam water, Ac, garden
and CANAL naHows, cart wagon aad timber
Whe.l,
Coleman patent undulalofy mill, WITH
French burr stones.
Also, guauu, plaster, rock salt Sc Sc
Agricultural aud horticultural book, aud
publications..
IT Ord.r- viii be executed forevery article
wanted by planter. GEO ". SlIER,
Corner Of Magazine aud roydta- SIS.
jan -, 1882. S3u!9 ~
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Ne " ORLEAN s--COutinneS.

". rAwLiss n
hAWLINS, DUNCAN & 70, Cotton RAG
IL tn, and Co,rmis'ion N.ehan;'' Ne os
t,aroplslei Street, Aew OIsGs. 10
KrfKR To--Jume- !. Cdle, Coionel ! II
r.oper. ". y. Sanders, r. Ros-ooroui a.
Joseph ~. Taylor har-isonconiy Dr J'.i
". Mss-e, J. J. Holloway Rus county
Trs~ick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bsrgnr.Rou.. and Plan
utiun supplies to PlaEters shipping 70 'h'
above house. ...,.
FVhNN. GREG, a. KEY.
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REE\NOOD 4 MORRIS, Commission
VI .ufr.igpis, Nc 90 Camp street, New Or.
lean- Agents for T., +. TAyLoR's Premium
CnHr'i G,us
T. TAYLcV # Co, proprietoT>ot ih" Co
mml,u% Cotton Gin Mandatory have the sat
i-faeuop to pduouuce To their patrons and the
plauirra generally throughout the cotton grow
ing region, that they are prepared 10 supply
any Number of their celebrated Premium 6tls
" here these GINS have been once USED, ~
would Oe deemed unnecessary Tor the manu-
LECTURERS to Say q word 100 Their tFuf, ~ ihtN
feel confident fine marhlHe- have been brought
ia such uertectiun faat their superior p,riofm-
aure Wf.l recommend them, u preference to all
other Glu, uoN muse For the satisfaction of
ihns. whe have not used the Gins, and are I'M
acquainted with their reputation, the proprie-
tots need oulN SAY that the FIRST premiums
have been awarded To them for the ntsr GiN
eAhibtsd al the great State FAR held at NJ
1uta. Ga, also at the Alabama mad Georges
Agricultural and Mechanic fur, held n 60
iumhu- and "a the Annual Far u' the South
Carolina institute, at Charleston. 7 e cotton
guncd on thtst Gus received the hr-i Pee
MUM, at the exhibition held m thaflc~ten,
South Carolina and at every FAIR wBSrr sam-
ples OF cotton from them have been exhibited
The prnpue'or~ have IN their possession ma
merous CERTIFICATES from Planters, Cotton
Broker. Commission Merchants and Mauu-
tacturcr- NJ tniiot. Gnod>, te-lltylng that The
performance If the Gins, and the -ampl"a pro-
duccd hy them. cannot be eNeeled by any tins
ever manufactured
\ u orders for GINS given ciiher 10 our traf.
cl.ug or local Agcnt- ur forw arded to the Pro.
prrtor- by mail, viii always receive prompt
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THE WILSON uOCE.

Corner # Be,ns!se and FROM L,ree Sf'"'
Nfr Orleans.
AIRS. WILSON has recently removed 'ras
WI l2l, Gravi~f street, and taken this h"ss
II ia large, eon,modious, and we'll furnlshsd
She will b. happy to 50. her T~xa. fri, nds We
nav b. in the city dn'ing the winter. Fam'N
waiting New Orleans will also tiud her ron"
a desifsbls place to stop At. Every ATTENTION
pad TO comfort.
Nov. 81. 1862 ma
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ra2 "a n TIN o D..


r.x mssrrr
The aIeh. !. lowering, da!l and ds'k'
II. hold, her TO his heavy heart
Her .y. /. on the fatal bark
And mus, ,hey---uE they psr'
On that wish could chsin the gales,
IIox .,ng rha' dresry calm should last
Or e'rr breath should swell the sails
g'hn, Zap around the mast
Or! tina: a ray nigh. ever re,
To Ugh, her la:ss, "crahce
There are the aay--.hc Young ana iona
This. aueh should ever mee, TO part
One tour /, theirs, and oil beyoad
A caao, Of the heart.
qh. hears HIN yet--hi. sofiest SIGH
Til. breathing Of hi, lowest ord,
Bounds that, By her, beneath the sky,
Shall never more be heard
From. voice, that hnur--sil, save It's sorrow
shall be b1t --eug-'s, On the morrow
Hes bstsl' bo beads ltl'e
Her aspc--'ae b-sar .'A u''
Ostts.tt.s lay.l.e yes 20 '.4e
ala4 ever ae ne
Ass'g 40 4'7 .a'' ''f
nr.s.. l.eo tss 1asa tfam arr.. Ae.sa
- whore .ae tsaaa .ns I.r Htr-.
Before 'Ht ta.s ore la'sN
Al H's' .tr r. ais an 4''"
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tANtS 5 BLALAt X. Notary Public
- Residence ter miles west Of Marshall
II son county, Texas.
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law Farmer hip.

/ C. EVERETT, { / Galloway and X
. " Dixon, Attorneys at Law
Addfrs. Galloway & Dixon. Gimer, Up
shur -ounty J G. Everett, Marshall, Harrison
y. Texas
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~ YALE in, q co, n Magazine str T.,
y. New Orleans, " hoiesale D,airs ~ I'M
ported >iayi and Fanny Njik, oud >t,ae Goods,
Lgces, Enbrod,rt,, Giotts, N1pnAaS FrWges
Brands, Buttons. 6mps, himmi9gsof aHkindN
Bonaeis, Sirac mr.. Ribbons. Atfifciai
Fnpcrs, Millinery Afiieles and kich Fancy
Dress nooas n all kinds A tull aud complete
assortment ct every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting tins City are respectfully
Invited to call aud cAamue before purchasing
{. YALE, JR, n co.
q Magazine street between
Common and Grasicr
J,n 10, 1852 t3n9s-ly
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1OSEplI ETTER, Ne 10 Camp street, New
- Orleans, Dealer IN errrg tari'fg NJ " al
Papers. I paol,trt Auicies tarp"Ug fior
and Iabfc Od Ciohs, DC Every article usual
., 10 be found IN a General House FURNISHING
Store can b., had at No. Ii Camp street, wher
those wishing To purchase, are respectfully IL
yitcd 20 call and examine The stock and prices
New Orirnn,, Jan. II, $50 s3u2g-6m.
WRIGHT q co, ISL Charities stree
-. New orleans, wholesale and Rctaii Agent
tor nearly all the Genuine Popular Medicines
aud Special Agents for Daley, Magical PAIN
Extractor, MINERS Canadian Ncruiuge, Di
Shcrmnns Medicines, $ L Townsend's anc
John Bulls SarsaparilIa, &c, Sc, for the Souti
and West " Druggists supplied at propr''.
tors prices.
Jan. II. 1852. ,Su29-ly.
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MAY 81. 1852

Erer Gra'c'1 for past patronage, and
doHblg SO for prcssM and 10 come.
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e 4 n y =. T. r e.

4, NJ. ADAMS. Ahp1ey a. Lai'' M-r-oaH
Harri-0n county, Texas, VII rrseilcc 81
the sixth Judicial di-irli, sud TO 'he -upfeme
and federal courts 81 Tyler l1n " o@
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CASEY AsKEW, AHo-lfg al Lar aaf
\ Notary Publi-, Maf'hai', Harrison eoan'
~ Tc,s. feb :, -.
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lanes VI. MORPFlis, Auorue5 and ConH-
- ,sllor al Lac, Marshall Harrison county
Te,a. may II
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~ A. PATlLLO AiDrHsg d. lar Marshall
1 Harrison county. Texas. ~
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81 ( ,l'1
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~ A FRAZER, ARo-ay al lac, AnF-psH
" Texas. will practice 10 the sixta Jpee's'
Di,irsc;. embracing the coi-iics OF HARRISON
Csss, up-hur, Wood Smith, Cherokee fs'A
and p,nola coun,,e. rug 50, 81
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n
~ warranted fresh and genuine obtained from the
celebrated seedsmen, II. SINCLAIR Jr., x Co., Balti-
more; sold by ROBERT II. DUVAL BRO, corner
above the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
These SEEDS of the finest quality and such as will
recommend themselves They from one OF the best
Seedsmeu in this country.
ARTICHOKE-Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-Gi Giant
DEANS-Red Marrow, Six Weeks, White Kidney
Large Lima, &c
BEETs-Long Blood, Early Turnip, White sug
Mangel Wurtzel
BROCCOLI-Early Purple Large Purple Cape
IFLOWER-Early and Late
CABBAGE-Early York, Eapy Battersea, Large Fla
Dutch, (extra) Drum Head, Purple Green Cured Savoy
Dramhead Savoy Early Sugar Loaf, nc e. &c
5CARR0T-Long Orange, Large w hlte Cattle
CELERY-White Solid Red Solid
CRESS-Broad Leaf Garden
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, Gherkins,
&c
CoRN-Early Tasca ora, Early Sugar, Six Weeks
EGG PLANT-Purple
ENDIVE-tIreen Curled
LETTUCE-Early siesia. Ice, Brown Dutch, &c &c
MELON-Ctron, Nutmeg Water Melon, &c
NASTURTIUM
ONION-White and Red
PARSLEY-Cured
PARSNIP-Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-Sinclars Extra Early, Bishops Early Dwarf
Dwarf Blue Prussian, Dwarf Green Imperial, Dwarf
Marrowfat
PEPPER-Bu Nose, Cayenne &c
RADDISH-Long Scarlet Salmon, Red and While
Turnip
RHUBARD-For Tarts
SALSIFY-Or Oyster Plant
SPINNACH-Round Savoy
SQUASH-Early Bush. &c
TOMATO-Lafge red, extra
TURNIP Red Top White Flat, Dae's Hybrid Large
Norfolk, Ruta Baga, &c
fine assortmen Bird Seed Lucerne, Grass Seeds &c
Aso-Dutch Bubous Roots of various kinds ia II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

YOUNG AGAIN.

YOUNG AGAIN. h-
An old man sits in h;ghbacked char
Before an open door,
While the sun of summer afternoon
Falls hot across the floor,
And the drowsy click of an ancient clock
Has notched the hour of -Four.
A breeze blows in and breeze blows out
From the scented summer air,
And it fiutters now ON his wrinkled brow
And now it lifts his hair;
And the eaden lid of his eye drops down,
And he sleeps in his high-backed chair
The old man sleeps, and the old man dreams,
His head drops on his breas',
His hands relax their feeble hold,
And fall to his lap in rest.
The old man sleeps, and in sleep he dreams,
And In dreams againis best
The years unrol their fearful scroll;
He is child again,
mothers tone is in his ear,
And drift across his brain;
He chases gaudy butterflies
Far down the rolling plain
He plucks the wild rose in the woods,
And gathers eglaptine,
And holds the golden buttercups
Beneath his sisters chin;
And angles in the meadow brook
With bent and broken pin
He loiters down the gra ssy lane
And by the trimming pool
And sigh escapes his parted lips
AS he hears the bell for school -
And he wishes it never were nine oclock,
And the morning never were fall.
A mothers hand is pr ssed on his head,
Her kiss is on his brow
A summer breeze blows ia at the door
With toss of leafy bough,
And the boy is white-ha man again.
And his eyes are tear.fed now