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Of WifAdrasSal Of lsnds A.-..sp AIaSa1a and LOus
y gs,.Gs@s. q ne &C. e @ vsd 10, {, ASss
sas inead,as hs
Louana nstraeons day lesa given % lho
aea ordered y sssp s md 20 ne aasSa
ane Louisiana omes. y ~hara~ and reserve s osjus se
The n,. usol osbs1~ie directed,
H.ssat sA uiatsia aIs hlssssrrL sg,1.sg hos HJ..-
once at JAoKsosi r.
So,tA anas@t Of tls c. base line spa sasasu.
Township. Tow %.sS. ss s.s. ss.s' and
aE ..eaa0a uH East ef PssyI Y1ss1. 81 Haa t YHa.a
Townships and 40, Of ranges IL is - 20, and Al s aa
ofhre al AususTA; ...... 81. t....h. s,.s. s
NoraA aa4 cas-, sf is cAasias bose M. and m.,sar.
Townrips 8 s. t. and T. q ranses6 TO 49, inclusive g
o,ynsSp rowmsSpi ar osS O. rsnsea and Il -
aas Of Pearl ripr aE norsE Of ss si. deg Of riassus
Tswnseiss s7s,a 10, range. IL, H. ia
Townships 2,ssse7s 8. and o Of range. n and is -
rSwnsSps SwnsSp :, mad s2s :, a a ha
Townships g, 7, D. aud . Of range 81 .t Is at.
East Of PsGrI river aad south Of s ai deg or iaiii
Tswn.Ss. Tswn.ns. sns Of S ISa ,S t
Tcwn.s,es 2 s'4s,s 7s 9, and 10 Of rAase -',.l'sf
Township O. ,,s. and Of range Il. II S@.'o
Once at CoLEssuss s. l..sa.,. -4s s. s..yaA ..t,s
North oHi Of the Cloefar base Hus and rssri4ien.
Townships 3 TO- II, ~ 3 H. and IS, ranges Ia f.
ls, and 49, = = : 3 10 fi7IaE 'sTS 7'iiI's m =
Township g. Of ranges s, c, II, ie saaIs -
la ALABAMA,
Office at sT. STEPHENS ''5.+''
So1tA Of the 2Ia deg. Of latitude and or netiaa
Townships s. and OF 7, ;. 'aa taht
Is I.oursAsA as7 staota
Once at GREEsspuRs; 800 4Esle.4nl
South Of he base fine and coat Of tsf p1incpa. r,eyas.
Townships Z. 6, aud Q, Of rauge 10. s.es.r .. ...
Tow nsbip. T. g. o, TO- % aud H. a.tashl
Tow nships :, y, and 10, OF range I6. .#t...
Ohiee Bt Nav 0RLEAss.
El't Of iAs M',..aipys ,iper
Townships H. ls and b. ., range IA eas,
Tow.s ships o H. is and Ia oi ranges 10 snd IA east
io"hs"ps w: al, and ~, of range Is ~. 4.
Gwen uadr my hand, Office AT the ci,y az
washington this 18th day Of August, IL
JOS 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-lsw6wi fIniel q staT.J .@..a.#
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Lost Land warrant

DUsbiC notice h hereby thai se the expiration NJ .x
weeks fron the date application viii b
ommssioner n The Peuson Usce, Washington ety.
lard lieu % isspCd
of Msy 3276 fo 80 ac'cs which
between Washington
vile, fnois during last OF May the freps o The
~ the Lacffit
wasnon August 20, 1855, Richsrd NJ
nsy RENE NJ. LACRoix,
Aug 26-1aw6w
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CLASS VII.


CLAss VIII.
No 5000 writing paper by inches 10 weigh gen
y-egh pounds
No. 9i0o reams wniig s BY 2 inches weigh
Y-six POUNDS per
No T. ioo paper, By p inches weigh
No A. $40 ptper. Is BY IS nehe weigh
ytwo pounds p rean.
No. s. 400 writing paper, ~ by 10 inches, weigh
twelve pounds pef
pspers designat.d
maiera, from ard anlshsd
sndarf s'z OF the respective kinds and of such weights
Ge zesa nd wsi.h,s specified |, n sch.daIs ~
The nsh RESERVED OF otdehz sas " les qnantiy Of each
nd kind such and quantities
- the pupiie service require
Each class will be- considered separately and be subject
bidd-rs m IT the classes
the prpoai; and the privilege requiring
ddrr who rave Than sass assigntd hm
uch Glasses, or hr'i his rgal to any class.
Samples tot less han que) each kind Of paper
ui fer eaeA kind accompany bid and
ppsed for classes
be prope ssuhi-d the sample, viii considered
IA aud samples must be transmitted this once
sstagr other expense.
Each proposal be signed BY individual making
mu.i specify r price paund land bl fr
kind Of contained cias- prorn.ed for.
place
pac- may be de.Fnalrd ~ asngpn cy N good order
OF all every extra charge and subject the In
peeon count, weight and measurement Of the susnnrnden
Bank tHms fn PROPOSALS VIII be furnished this ofes
pyus f m aud none ~i be taken into consideration urieq
ue-'annaiy hrfeens herewith.
Bonds y sppoy' secuns win he required and supply
= ''~"ts rrauTed Al aas time - ~ considered vocation o
be c,uuact
nddr required n furn.h win A proposal. sa-seory
has aby proposals unaceonpa
I'D By .och evidence viii b. rejected.
h. 6r. .er the l.r Moaesy 10 esemS. pss sd Al
0o'clacs, at th- ofher q th- ruper,ntsud,nt.
'rntns Cag prs Und states Washnr,aup aud end rssd
Proposals for soPpyins Paper"
Superintendent o e I'riBting
Oct l-2Is9w lHtei n star, 2tses
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ID y, STEER, Merchant Taller. No. tss seventh q.
IL notifies his patrons public
from the New York rsaelpta nhrkr The lag
stock of cloths, shi siae,
siery sc. that be offered CIR Ihsir inspection.
Fto his o siancs with the "
shratou public. and r.st r,eispl
his confidently bsievea s Ire.
bslsfe.
examination of hs eck and pes- ~ NE pnsc All
that n. taxes pleasure sho~irs
Esp "a invited rhe ~
sved be cf the yefy beat description made 10 this country
Sep is-2avaVif
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cssDin .f'he desl of partners
~ firm ~ a. Y. Lfon tsior<, city,
the bu.iass ~ W eio-ed snd 81 indebted tho
rrsp-tsiy the
hirh wn
branche, Tn. urdsr-vr.d
and spp-rts,nlrs
busess si-a incpd the r~ qrs nf military arteis
Thy S.p~ro frepds pab-
generally, r the lhra they received
bs happy pleasure sspe
W v. LOUDJs CO.,
Aus c0--ou Merchant Tairrs und-f Rrovps' Hotel
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.


. 4. .# -. Il. .. PoaT oguos DErARTHEEI, IL. .
Oeiober II, 1855
pRoPosALs o carrying The United
LEI JauuaIy, lelI sune, 1853 following
10 the 81 fLoaIDA, IN
viii bu received al ,he cn,rac oee o tho one. Depart
nent ia the city of Washington unt M the 2h Of No
vembe 1886, 10 be dseiaed On tha nsxt day. ~ t9 1870
50 From Jacksonville, by Bstbefs and kebus
~ miles aud bach twice week. In fouIhose coaches,
Leave jacksonville sunday aud "Wednesday m; 'e
AnIye al Alligator ueA days by II. ..... ...M
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday al a mi
Arrive Al jacksonville days BY a ...@ ..
NOTE ss,. 1aaa sa~a a.a x
Proposals be guaranteed by fesponre PERSONS
Ned such by judge OF
contract be entered Into by The successful bidder, with surely
bepfe the 81 JanQsfy, 10 T. .-#. .s U#..E. ... -..
pay IBaae ps not psrolmed and each o such
satisfactorily eIpained pay mp
be deducted For behind break
depending mails and sufficiently
iuh of the compensation for The IMP subject forfeiture
Fines Will be mpued the Delinquency promptly
isiaepy explained, oI aegeetng take from
and reiuDe, afer demand, convey
Tie
bces The Crural the
for repeated failures 10 run aeoeab contract for dis
may may
allowing therefor
pay. lie dscoDnae service
in whole rata decrease of allowing
months compensation the amount OF service dispensed
should
General" PTopo,aI No. 6o9 Florida
For further particulars npne advertisement
the mails in gina Georgia, Florida, &C. Of lass and 1885,
JANE CAMPBsLL,
Oct l-iaw4st Postmaster General.
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THE CeiieEs OF -. James, Msryisnd--gmbraeins tho
colsvis covmeca and preparatory depsnu'-nts has
each the first of October
whole chnse for hoard iuiion Ae hundred
hny dollars No Zee.
students admitted part Of The nrtiicarnp
JOHN KERroOT, k-e,er se.,
July l-iAwasn CaIl-ge 81 Jamcs, r. o., Msrysnd.
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csT wAuRasT.-NoiIce is hereby given that land warrant
Mo- li,7tt Issued l November 1855 lanes Capt to
- undsgn~d, vAeh hAs neysr cone 70
csr- NJ the SANE. tn. LuNfkiN,
Arsrsr 5, iras. ). hitnrnry.
Ans 7-tsw0w JAMES CALnwsIL.
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Professional Notice,

CONWAY ROBINSON Il Richmond ysnla, pracises
moud -pre and DATED states courfs, and
w.shlrs,on city in me anprene Court
Letters hin wIl ss directed " Richmond, Yhsinla
sept ie-lswsw
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DuIsTtNG-pNEss for sale, cheap Tor c-sh--A donhr-
cylinder oc pnns pres rond runnius ordeE ectna
press upon which the Washington Unoo newspaper nos
prinird Apply ths once.
Aay i5-diAf
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Law Partnership,
n 4, WALKER,

DoBRRT J. WALKER LOUIS JANTN have fpmss pan,
N ner-hp infringement and Trial ~ sap
of tn. United State. and In the Couu q Claims hddres
wsshirv,on CRY, n. q. isR 9-ertfNG
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Aug ie--isw6wi
Unitsa states ra,enI Once,


I'M the petition ol John v. Sherwood. Edward
York o tie OF patent granted him
the W "f n-eembr sf2, locks
ssvea yar o The OF said which takes
the l7th OF December, 1856 Ia.
IA lie petition Patent on &c
Thursday iifh day of December o'cisek m
and all notified appear cause
haze why said petition ought NOT TO be granted.
Persons
Once their objections, specially forth
days before The day beannf all testimony
anee with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony tho will be closed nscei-
b-r neI deposon aud other rsied
the Office ai
the arsnments, n any, within days thereafter. 10y
Ordered also that this be published
Union, and Esenns star, Washington ~ C. Republican.
more Md pSsaylvau,an fhiadsph's, pa. Day Book, New
fo,ki and Post Go-ion a
weeks psevous 10 the liza day o' D-c~nh@r day
hearing. ,HAELEs MASON
Commissioned
will pisass copy,
Odce, with containing this notice,
fpct6'r~Sw
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Duyau A. Bro, Merchant Taiiors,

their fa and goods of the iats styles
"a and imp~rtsrinH- Nrv York.
III ls'~ fsbtons tor the fa ard Writer styles
generally nuisd call early and
thrir selections.
DUyALL BRO Penn. averne,
BstSeen snd-a half and Sith streets,
Gent gO-sod9ufn
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l,In-r HHE rIuM PIANoS-In.t recrirrd Al ,

EIH~r rHE srUn prAND>--Jusi received at piano
Eleventh Pennsylvania hre
splsnad 81 * and sk from The fsco'y ~ Sen
New N"k. obuius the -
Last Metropolitan Fair and the AHs,an inuus haT
al- ~ ~ iha bsinci oi 90
Fohie p~ctfa irva call and rrRmns ihsn
purch4-ng 1hsy surpassed BY an
piano. utsds n couH In Eu"ps.
hasd lrF- STICK of othrr an
and rrtn.
Poo gpod workpsas sRtef all psano- nou
M viii he tnrs yehr vghou eH charge
Oct g-rodH" y. q. REICHENBACH
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, PERSON MAY RECEIVE uIs own LIss ,Nsu

, PERSON MAY RECEIVE uts own LIE1 tNsu-
RAncEin the muusi b-nfht Life Insurance Company
pay pcrrop's death, II he survive % Ne
paid himself THIS worthy The aitentSn q sii
wish the dvldsnd Of The coming
shou thcir applications dated soon.
approaches n hr, ihDss desiring un
please nd hai orr Them good companies VITA large
capitals, and pay loste- promptly -
J. g. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept s7-codsit once On 7h street below Cen P. o.
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Dy ORDER of thr s.vy agent ther. will ). . ID
ID Nc uciion " e'ei Il tns ajfh day
Ia ,ef Navy yard wahinvon
nf 81 scais the eiyrs
~ given 81 SO " a. sie W cest u nass H
pr n hs srsmrsd snf ms eyVs 70 ihs ssy
500. .pr''s.aon a. nc ssvyysrf Ts'm' q ''ls es.h
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ID 50 .
ps aews Revev So oesoser
pctq FRANC
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s-'s ~ tin snsl.s with weight,
s-p's~ls~,- eREEyLsAF. Nayy sssul
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mo. 5sal
office

OF e Es,ablshraeHt Of tro AddioRal Land Ofcs, IN ne
Territory " MHaeIota.
pursuance u the of Congress, approved July 1856
t,d An establish ADDITIONAL districts The Ter
r'oy mRAs-ota" rmbracnE all that portion of Territory
Which he north q the as dividing townships 4S and
line
towshp ine, he d. Iefmibd hereafter the
the General Land Once, 81 said ver r;ednr
10 the sissuu iivery said direis be called ae
and nphwesten" d-t which disuicts dividd the
line dividing eighteen Hnd nnets west V hereby de
Known
rabbrd for The follows That lor he zoTAsarn
q BUonaSas Like srPeror
northuearrn az Misssxppi
rtve' he nnruh of hudd
hand ngtOn
October, A. q. tsas.
ny order of the FfesldentI
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Laas once.
Oct a-iaw6pl Ttpt. n Star
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THE Kentucky Military Institnte, directed by a
board appointed sopsris
tsndence of Cot q. W. MORO IN, distinguished graduate
Point practical engineer, pded by
The % legrs
addition ertnded In mAih
practical gns-rns ard Ring eology also RRgsh
historical rrsdins kesptng and business of
ia-guaRes.
The seannua sesrion opens ceood Monday
september, th sepembe les. Chsrs s,9 pr eary
sesrion, payable IN advance.
The ertension OF the buildings win snssn
additional sudtn, who have tn year
clned. Applications be b.are Ocp,ber
Reference authorized Hon.
Treasury.
Address The endent "May lnstu Yrnnkn couB
~, Eentuc ~, nor the undersigned.
p. DUDLEY
Aug ls-eodD kcptl5hOct rrerident ~ the Bead.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day Schooi,

Miss BrOOke's French and English Boa riding
and Day Schooi,
BHingi. No 3s PennSyrapia arnr aslinsfor D. C.
WILL ap-n l1s5
conahinR The highest t.-tinonA b. bod prneL-
bookstores ald at her residence.
he RirhI '. Aiunzo Potter, D D.. LII. u.
The Rgti W. Unane, u. ID u. y.
the Right William X. Wbiunghani, "a. 10 LII. D.
Prf J"-rph Henry, Ii D., Secretary of sm,houisn institute
Washington u. Z.
Lieut. NJ r. Many, IL. d, Un,sd navy National o.
seTvntory.
General John Mason, Washington, d q.
C sam Cooper, hdjutnt General United army aa
inrton, ID. O.
William w. Corcorsh, ESQ, Washington, u. @.
james = sechan, t.brafias % Congress.
Hoe. James Camp0-ii Postmaster @ pr,al.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Suprere Court Of Pennsy
yania.
hon O. W Woodward, tesociate Judge Supreme
Pennsylvania.
Hon G-ofs. ~al, NJ c. from New Jersey
Hon raoerl J. Walker, washington. q, q.
Chsrie. Fablsner, NJ. q. frm Nrrina
Hon JeGsrSoa Davis, Seceny of War, Washington, ID e.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
Won't Fight.

Senator Wilson, after repe 'tedIy de-
claring that he was personally rc5pon-
sibIc "clscwhcre" for what he said in
debate, and clustering and Boosting OF
his courage for more than four months
has declined Mr.. Brooks challenge
Uewill defend himself corncrcd, and
so will u rat, but he thin KS lighting a
relic of barbarism. He is opposed to
it, like Falstah, from principle
Well, this is just what we expected OF
the valiant Senator; as he belongs to
a class Boosters and poltroons who
would rather hire such work done for
them than to do it themselves.
In plain English. the Massachusetts
Senator says 81 will go into the Sen
ate and Islander and abuse and Willy
your character as much as please
If called to account, | will plead my
privileges as a member of Congress.
am by law exempt from libel suits
for SANDER, and am opposed to duel
ing. Now help yourself" Perhaps
the people of Massachusetts will en-
dorse Mr.. Wilson, and approve his
conduct; but we doubt if they are so
degenerate and pusillanimous as to
countenance any such excuses.
From time immcmorial the Ian
guage of legislators to the public has
been, "wc cannot be annoyed and vcx-
ed with libel suits and explanations for
words spoken in debate, and we, there
fore, pass laws or make rules exempt
ing ourselves from the universal law
others are subject to for SANDER; but
we are honorable men, and if in the
heat Of debate we SANDER YOU, or you,
or you, John Doe and Richard Roe, we
will hold ourselves personally respon-
sible to you for damages. We will
not sllulk under the privilege we
make for ourselves, but stand our
ground and take the consequences"
In no instance heretofore has any
member of Congress refused or sllulk-
ed as has Senator Wilson, and il he is
sustained by his constituents, Massa-
chusctts will have set up n new code
and new practice TO the whole civil
lied world--a code which says; 1--WE
will have no law to restrain us from
slandcring and libclling our lcllowmcn
as much as we please. We will call
them liars, towards, debauchees,
thieves, pirates, and brigands, if we
choose, and no law shall prevent US.
Our public men may go to an extent;
women and children, old men with
grey hairs, and infants in the cradle,
may be attacked and slandered, and
they shall not be called to account by
husbands, fathers, nor brothers.
We shall see what the people of the
other States say 10 this new doctrine
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
Work for June.

The work Of this month is Of great
importance to our grain crop especial
". Where it has not been crippled
or injured by an unwisc re-application
Of the pow about its roots, the Corn
is now doing well, and should be "laid
by" during this month. And this work
OF laying by is always the crisis with
Corn. There cannot be too much
care on the part Of the manager, be-
slowed upon the performance of this
work. A very little carcIcssncss and
inattention now, spoils all the profits
OF the previous work, however we'll it
may have been done. The Corn is
now beginning to shade the ground
smartly, and the small grass and young
weeds, affected more or less by the in
ilucncc ofthis shade, vii readily yield
TO surface sweep or n property con-
structcd side harrow. These instru-
mcnts should not be permitted to pen
citrate the soil exceeding half an inch,
as this will be found sufficiently deep
to cover the Peas, which may be SOW
ed-on land where they are desired
broadcast, at the rate ofa bushcl per
acre. The hoe hands should always
follow Immediately, chopping such
grass and weeds as the sweep or har-
row fails to get, and complete the
work Of "laying by by pulling, up
and lcvcIing a very small quantity of
earth about the hill or stalks Of Corn.
ONrs.-ThIs crop will require attcn-
ton this month. Cut some for your
horses and mules, say just as they be-
gin to show a slight yellowish tingc;
40 feed better, when cured, than this.
lIoG5,--Ihi3 is a trying time with
Hogs usually in this country. Get
them into your Oats pastures as soon
rs possible: and if you have provided
iorit, give them plenty Of squashcs,
and, once u week, fail not to give
them Il mixture in trough of ashes
salt, coppcras and corn, filled in with
water.
porArons.-Thcsc will yet do well
from Che draws. Plant OF these pref
ty largely, as everything on the plan
tations loves them and is benefited by
Them, and few articles, except Peas,
lattcn hogs faster. If you would pre-
serve your Potatoes good and sweet,
nnd free from strings, plant out u half
acre in vines towards the close OF this
month for Your Seed Cation Planter.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
Plant a Grape Vine.

Every person who has the control o
square rod Of ground whereupor
plants may grow, can scarcely do bet
ter than to set u grape vine ofthc Con
cord, Isabella or Diana varieties.-
The first cost is triAing, and the after
care of them more II pleasure than q
task. The grape is not only palata
bic and nutritious for those who are
well, but is exceedingly grateful t,
the sick, giving tone to the digestive
organs, and healthy action to the ali
mcntary canal.
Before setting the root, throw out
the earth to the depth of two or three
feet, and ill up ten inches with coarse
manure OF any sort, bones, oyster
shells, &C., and then throw in rich
Ioam; into this rake u few quarts Of
house ashes, then i'll up with loan
and compost manure, and the soil is
ready for the root.
After the plant is set, scatter on
strawy manure or leaves, and through
the summer, occasionally throw
upon this contents Of the wash tubs
on washing days. A. J. Downing
late editor orlhc lIorticulturist, says:
II have seen the Isabella grape pro-
ducc 5000 fine clusters Of well ripcncd
fruit in season, by the liberal use OF
soap-suds from the weekly wash"
The effect Of soap-suds on other
plants is sometimes surprising. A cy-
press vine which had remained sta
tionary for a fortnight, when about
two inches high, Immediately com
mcnced growing after u good water
ing with soap suds, and grew about
six inches the first five days,
With a little care this may all be
well done by any one who has never
it before. Under this treat
ment, in the course Of three or four
years, you will be amply repaid by u
most beautiful crop Of luscious grapes,
and greatly ornamental to the grounds
and dwelling.
Prunning-The grape vine blecds
rapidly. Never prunc at all until the
vine has small branches, in order to
push forward large and vigorous roots.
Late in October or November is a
timc-ncyer when the sap is
in motion in the spring. AS the fruit
grows on new every year, in pruning
it is necessary to cut back the branch
es to within two or three eyes OF the
main stem. The cultivator will find
plain directions in Coles Fruit Book,
which costs but fifty cents, ndit will
enable him to see the whole operation
Illustrated by cngravings.
Never pinch OFF the leaves to aid the
ripcning ofthe fruit, they arc placed
there for the very purpose you desire
to accomplish.
Plant a grape vine, and before long
some Of you will be thankful to him
who gave you the hint.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
MORE MEN WANTED.

A FEW more active and energetic young
men can find immediate employment, by which
they can easily make 5000 to 81 200 year
to act as agents for several new and popular
works, just published for agents, and not for
sale in book stores.
We have a great many Agents employed
many of whom are making from Is to ~ dol
lars per week. Those who wish to engage in
this pleasant and agreeable business, will, for
particulars, requisites, &c, address
C. L. DERBY & CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
Sandusky City, O.
Editors of newspapers, by giving the above
and following three insertions, and calling at
tention to it, shall receive any three of the
following works:
Life of Josephine, by Headly, s. %
Life of Lafayette, %
Life Of Napoleon, l %
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, | 90
Life Of Mary & Martha Washington, 90
Odd Fellows Amulet, 90
Any person wishing any of the above books,
can have them sent by mall free of postage,
on receipt of the retail price.
Febl6 3t c. l.. DERBY & co.