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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

A late number Of the Canada Advo-
cate has a long quotation from the
Religious Telescope on the Plagiar-
isms Of Preachers, and accompanies
the quotation with some plain strict
urcs on the dwarling, minifying, and
"belittIefying" effects of memorizing
and delivering other peoples sermons
in the pulpit.
Three black men and three white
men were hung in Yazoo city, Miss,
on the 18th Of last month.
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Niagara Falls In Winter.

ThcBuaalo Express publishes COM
munication from correspondent at
Niagara Falls, describing the present
beauties ofthc Falls. The following
is an extract:
'Thc spray, drifting over the ada
cent shores, has transformed the com
monest objects into shapes of such
fairy-like beauty as is elsewhere only
conceived Of in dreams. All things
are envcloped in cleaning ice. The
island is inIaid with q pavement as
pure and solid as the most stainless
Parian. The recks that shoot up from
the far depths Of the precipice are
hooded and wrapped up in vast
breadths of ice, like monks doing hom-
age to the genius ofpeace. The trees
arc bowed down to the earth with
their snowy vcstments, like worship
inc choir of white robed nuns. Ev-
erywhere but in the immediate chan
mel of the swollen and surging river,
the Lee King rcigns supreme. I'M
der his magic touch Nature is visibly
idealized. Stalactite groves and tow
ers of crystal, and forests gIittering
with briIliants and perils, seem no
Pigment Of genius, but a beaming re-
atty. you would witness this daz-
zling scene, come by all means soon.
The visit will not be regretted.
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Keep Accounts.

The farmer ought not only keep ac-
counts with himself, 30 as to be able TO
review at the end ofeyery year his re-
ccipts and expenditures---to tell
whence his cash comes and whittier it
gocs-but with his several fields, his
crops, his sheep, cattle, swine, poultry
He should at least do this with great
particularly till he shall be master OF
the subject, and can trust his judy
ment with some confidence. For
want Of accurate accounts, farmers
are often deceived, raise Improbable
crops or animaIs,or pursue unprollta'
bic methods OF cultivation or feeding.
Sometimes, too, they abandon a pur-
suit really advantageous to them, I'M
der the false notion that they can DO
better some other way. A little prac-
lice viii make the business easy; and
it will not only give you the satlslac-
ton Of knowing the pccuniary results
OF this or that crop or method, but Will
awaken new interest in the whole
process by which land is procured and
a crop matured. 1t will enable you
to determine the value ofthe hints you
get from reading. and whether it is re-
ally more profitable to cultivate five
acres thoroughly and skillfuIly than
ten at haphaZard. And now while
preparing your fields and sowing your
seed is good time to begin this work.
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Clover and Lime on Old Lands

'S'S'N' -'-4',t.r"',
Clover anu Lane on OAu Lahas'
Lands to bemost fertile, media stra.
tun Of mold, such as they had when
first cleared oil, viz: a stratum of veg
rtab!c matter, still in progress Of de-"
c0rnposilion---a black soil, containing
20 much vegetable carb0naccous mat
ter as will cause them tosmohr, il not
% burn, when heated. IrtAe land has
been cultivated fora short time only,
this matter will have been n, com
pletely dccomposed and oNygcnatcd as
lii had been burned. It's soluble parts
will have been absorbed by plants or
would have been sunkcn intothe earth
byrains. If the tract shall! been crop
ned some time then the soil will have
been exhausted more or less Of such
elements as are particnarIy nccdrul
10 the article cultivated. but may still
abound with the clements ncedlul TO
raise some other sort Of n croa when
that crop should have been raised UNI
tilie should have used un all its pccu-
liar food which mjght have remained.
Again other crops might be varied
with the same result uaul all vcget-
able oomjshmcnc shall have been
drawn out, when tAo,neld is completes
" yarn ont and must have it's
strength renewed before it can do any
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In no other part ofthe world is there
such a degree OF Christian Union as is
exhibited by the different missionaries.
one toward another, in India. While
occupying stations apart from each
other, the laborcrs in the different So
ciotjcs cultivate each others acquain-
tanco, and preach together to the
heather. Almost all use the same
versions of the Bible; and at Calcutta,
Madras and Bombay, the Missionaries
Of all societies meet monthly for uni
ted conference and prayer.
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Picture Of Litc,--In youth, we seem
to be climbing a hill on whose top
eternal sunshine appears to rest. How
oargcry we pant to attain its summit!
But when we have gained it, how diff
ferent is the prospect on the other side!
We sigh as we contemplate the drea-
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with WiStful eye upon the tlowry
path we have passed, but may never
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tous cloud, lraught with thunder,
storm, and rain; but religion. like those
streaming rays ofSunshine, will clothe
it with light as with "a garment, and
fringe its shadowy skirts with gold.
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Forget not that life is like flower,
which no sooner is blown than it be.
gins TO wiiher.
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When thou art tempted to throw Il
stone in anger, try if thou canst pick it
up without bending thy body; if not,
stop thy hand.
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Beauty, as the towering blossom,
soon fades; but the divine eXcellenccs
Of the mind, like the medicinal virtues
Of the plant, remain in it, when all
those charms are Withercd.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-19

0Aoel DaUoll mage
MANUFACTURE ~ TIE ON1CA0O BAG
w 1aas1asessy, lls Dearborn strssS, Chisaeo, III
FLOUR, DUCKWhEA1.
O61NNEAL, HAk, FARMING
06HABU16 AND 0xAMLH0S
GRAIN SACKS.
SuraisAed upen The sAeftsss notice, anA q tAs
lowest naetet psisss. The Designs fes hsaaling On
w. y. ". AsnAlD,
Jaly11-dIy PsstsGlse aAAsso-Asx 1877.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
At YHE
~ nj r Y d r N n n

0REAT ATTRACTION
ssN II B L & 81 X E NCE!!O
n AN nov rsesiviag heavy stock Of SEASON Asas
i eooDs. direct fSon the Eastern cities. They are
not seeosd- hAnd goods bat fresh asd NICE A
good aasoft0eat end large lot, to salt all kinds
of customer.
There are three thiHe to BE- soasideredin trading
10 10 hare the right Kind Of goods; ssother h
TO make the prices to sait; and The thirds TO have
accommodating salesmsn. Ny houses possess al
hess rsqsirsassts aad eertainl. there Il plses
ret Good BoYRnins.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists n pert of the fol-
lowing Dslsinss, solid and 1gured dehaise. neri-
nos, lustres, Plsids iinssys, gnghans cloths sas-
simsrss, easiAsts, twssds, Jeans, Canton na1nels,
WOOL Aannels al soloss, opera lannels, wool con-
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damask, diaper, shawl long md Bay State, men ,
wool shirts and draweye, osDestics, blue and brown
tickin, ahsstings, hats and caps, bsots and shoes
and svsry thing usnally found in the dry goods e.
pastnent. And In eonnscsisa with the above, !
have large stock Of CnoCKRnY WAna. HasinG
recently recruited ny stock, can oler supericr
indsssnents In this lins. Also, good assosinant
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES,; In fact, svery
thing In the 0sfehanAiss lLe, and II there 10 any
article W cannot furnish, can tell you where e
hnd IL.
Jest drop In at tAs "NIABL1 sIxPRECH," end
lock at thoss NeU 0oeds, which have not been On
hand since the year oas. II s1brds 20 pleasure q
show nice gsods. You will Ind then q
Nee. -, ~ = 10 AasD.sa., 9sokuk.
OSt33-a&w 8. 8. 1ILLIN06.
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49,! a -. - AsA :. s 1s,s '; sfss! =
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! aDs1snD 49, = dAall u every vay 8 vssiAy
- pasnap sAsvusUsiss~ psuIsssl.l5y sslIslis.
$3.50. $50. IL. hoWLeon,
49, - lSse-1 xS1gIlsoes.
M.Al ~. ~ ~. lAls 49, : -. =: y.
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- nels g . - nstise.
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BE-. : - ~ ,.... - = 49,.
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ieesssa 49, - - = = 4iAs ~ ~ sssin
iaeiaas = svss - s1ioastal - aseoe Susess
lino. 80
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OAAeA9o UoW Who1oooAo
CI0Ak, TOBACCO . 6aU11 WA11m0uB1,
MI ars 30 rsssi.is9 lsrss "a sSssss 49, q
w HAvAxA AND b0NE5TIc cI0zas.
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1879 aiss:t senn:.asasisa vttA parties n
u.eAssttea aaAaanu&aseAss u RLsa 1esAcoe, e.
- =. = So ssas wy sAoiss hsasds q tAsss
celebrated 1shasees q vesy lsw peiees.
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4 s.ss sss:. .ss Ys:a: soTAA g.
y..s u 'sslly
nlllierA FaDlss, -.
TIE 6ahsatb0 - lssvs - tslssn ~ iaAaS-
: fteass a. ~ helhv4a4sea o4u1ss, shaa ~ ~
spsae1 . vefssssn = o 1an1elpA e1sos1. 100,
ua.sf sf eAssaAe a ~ neeIy inveate1
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sssssss u I saPssiss sls 3d.
~. 1Amewhs iatse1 - pasShoss, viii ~ Il 70
i.sls aA.eAg: e exsalns his sassk, ssasissine q
Orders for rahlss, Balls, CSss, Cisths. Cue r,ps,
= cay article n Ne traas. viii - pssapsIy -.
Address wH. p. 0RIyyIrH,
Late oftAs Arn Il GriaeA IDssaer. New ~.
Get. It'll. dSn
0alslnsvy ana Rancv 0oons.
ATTENTION, LADfEel
II WOULD ruspeetfulH eli ths astsntioa u the
Ladte: g ~ lssSs "a well ssIsslsa stesk q
vAll 49, Winter 0eos, vAish will ell 8 Cinsas-
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see:y haelnsss, = ~ sstahlisAnsat, q ~ kAest
nseten. A elss psepase1 - - Ill Wesk n ~
- 80 sassssss nsssse, sash . itainGs trim
0ae, eaeasAias. pressing ard making hns1s1s q
ovssy o09aptton 70 order. will vassnns Ill
sesk = 1ivs satlskessies.
On9eenss eone I'll. Ne trosble g show rod g
N. 0lNnyS, Ne. 70 Johnooa stseet, hotveen 81
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= II dty.
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q y H0AhfA = o. -------
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wnkn6oI = TznGl1&[
81 ossns, 1aia - -.
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Var AHswmssB Dlocx.-Gsn- Van A.
vWp's MOD, sssn~ q DissAssu aa6 TIfth
1900, = 1880 = Nell "a Aasahly bsils
aslaaV NJ h tssa. b y plais - -
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tAasey-sis u sisay fsst % ths gresal, aaA
shrss ssssiss kigh. Il = ~ Arst basissss
blsek - DiaaAsaa slssss shove ~ lsvss.--
n ess1sast ~ seastsuetisa vas sxsssAsa
u 0rAAaA = Dinead, asd Ne Gen. L we'll
sa1is6sA M ~ Ny thsy have DISCHARGED
tAsis ss,leosiss.
4 HAssso0 DEsx.-TAe tee stores n
sa1sssn ~ ssssAs1 b Aesrs. Ciskssrs
. Hauisss, q - lsvss, bstwsea Maia asd
Ssaoseo slsso1s, are every way vMy ere1lta-
BE 1l11aop. D size tAsy ass (tegsthssl
eAe49e aysas Au.1rsa lei, - ~ g1sunl,
- 1sw aasias hish. They srs very sub-
sean1ially bsi1l h 40 lswsr series Nv
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ss6sass, 81 ~ ssssiss, ass vsll 81 Aaal.
ssusa1 49,, - - blssk nakss vsry In
aSpasassA II 60 was Oh, 900.
tt sesss vssk ~ szsssssd y Msssss.
o>ee1e . AaDsaAA, asd y COED sssti1sssl
g thei9 Gkill - tasts.
kmovAI-NGghbee 8nbish, - loag o.
- sssow q fAiFdaaA Johasea stesses, -
sa1en1s6 - assa" of Ais spsssEises b
nsviag ia1e larger hosss, thas laasly esss'
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I - plsa1y q hsight syss, sedding plaasl
as4sneliag silD b or visiaisy h9salA9.
~Ws Rsi1seasd - nr. Hosy Cor lat>
snnnea hnon Qhsn>.o - n LII.
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! ~
vxTAN1nD- a nsnbsfs = - = essd aAassss
~ = al saas haaAsass ~ raPidiy selling
Jest psblishsd,a hanlssms Nsw Yeas Prsssat
entitled "rAs rlseal Disdsm. q Wreath II
Gathered Howsm," hanaBonNly hoand IN Cloth and
oilt, AID sapsrhay nt1sessasi VIII . sumter II
Colored snsFaviap. Also, : shsap ssa Quick sell
ing work entitled "7As Tssr HlstSsv. - ~ xsaass
wsrs, stitched in asat wrapper, With splendid
dsngrayings. Addres
novs-d Yosrth-st.. nsar Mels. cseipaati.
CLornsN0 srO3R Ron sAaB.
slSHE andsrsigasd bsing shligsd - sessrr 1ast,
I eeess Tor seis his entire seoek of Asfssandlss,
consisting II 0ents Clothing. Hats, CAPS and Mr.
The stoek d wsli selected, hsviae been paruhassa
direct II naAafsstsrsrs. Ths low psicss, togstAsr
With he Deaaen ard Ne season Of he year, pss-
ssnts sase sAanss y any oes wishiae to engage
IN pleasant hssinsas n this sosdly city.
70 v. DANCROIf, Gsrssv, Iin, q 10 1sssrs.
k.HpAIa, Rows = Co., Ksokuk, lows.
.sg.y,ssz - =. Ssi1SsGls,
Mesth eide Maln-st., bel. 10Th aad 1lth, Ksekuk,
M ANURAcIURnS hsses - grave yard rsiliag.
q 9hset Ireas - vssy lew fatss.
He also Atteo1s 70 I'll kiadD q honm suithias,
- Repairs Lssks and guns. Cell = shore.
1ovIS-aeW10
MAINE LAU A0D0E. us.So, I.O.G.r.
Asss evsv xsse1aF svniaG = xssraaAsca
49,. : & ~ 49,. = e. 49, s;'A
-,.4~ j. ~, OnaA0sA1u. NJ. 81 4.
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0OcO00.0t. ChO0HE0r6tG0s OO0o0SAc,
a0a General variety store,
OPPOSITE THE ATHRN RUM,
xIE are now resolving The cheapest and best stock
w Of fAzhieaahls clsaks shsws, black silks, bon
nsts, ribbons Sewers, smbroderies, new styls trn-
minas, velvet ribbons, wooden and sAshnsrs 10
sisry, msriAos dslainss, luatrss salicns, wooden,
silk, nsrino and cotton undsr- shirts and drawers,
liam shirts md collars, hisachsd and unblsashsd
masiins. Irish linens, bleschsd and unblssshsd
table eloths and napkins. hsaddresses aad hraids,
bracelets Of every variety, psrfamsry. hair and
tooth brushes, and large variety Of notions, all
Of which viii - sold ~ New York prices.
N. b. We have engaged thu services Of oss Of the
bcst closk makers East conduct oar cloak depart
msnt. Cloak. e.s without charge when the nsts-
rails are hOsgAt In the store.
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New Merchant Tailoring EssabitsAs
SECOND-ST., NEAR MAIN,
II Delknap : new Building.
vxY HENDERSON = co. hare opened the abovs
w establishment with the very hsst selecsioa
Of goods, obtained from the hast importing houses
In New York. consisting Of French, English apd
herman Cloths, CAssiinerss, and vcstines. Also
very superior style Of Coster Fur, and nuscovits
Beaver Cloths, fer Overcoats.
The manufacturing department win % carried
on undcr tbs superinterdence Of Mr.. SATCNELL,
whose experience in some u the nrst clase estAb-
lishmsnts u New York and New Orleans will ena-
BILE ~ TO odsr TO the public such Inducements -
cannot be excellsd BY any establishment IN the
unjon.
N. b. A choice seieetion Of Gents fumishins
Goods. fnov3pd3m