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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31
WINCHESTER & ALABAMA Rail
ROAD.

The friends of this enterprise are
about to magnetic it into life again,
in which we do earnestly hope they
may succeed. Nashville has agreed
to assume the debts of the road due to
the Union and Planters banks, and
only asks the Company to pay of all
other debts, (Which we understand do
not exceed $5,OOO), and to raise the
funds necessary to grade it and pre-
pare it for the iron &c. The amount
required for the last object is of course
unknown, as yet, but cannot be great
deal as it is much over half graded,
and the State besides appropriated
100000 last winter as bridge aid,
which amount will be double as much
as is required for said purpose, and the
balance can beapplied by the company
as they please. We would like to see
our people exercise spirit of liberal
ity in reference to this undertaking,
which will be to them as bread thrown
upon the water. 1t is now too late to
discuss the advantage of this Road,
the public mind is satisfied of it's util-
ity, and the completion Of it is now a
matter Of manifest destiny" The
only question is Of time. We suggest
to the people of this county to prepare
for the necessity and make the time
short as possible.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31
DOINGS AT WASHINGTON-ABO.
LlTION TROUBLES.

Congress has been engaged princi-
pally, for long time, discussing our
difficulties with England, the conduct
of Gen. Walker in Nicaragua, and
Kansas affairs. But nothing of much
Importance has been done by that
body but quarelling between the
North and South, lengthy speeches of
denunciation have been the order of
the day. until abolition arrogance has
arisen above the point of tolerance,
and resulted in a personal difficulty
between Mr.. Brooks, of South Caro-
lima, and Charles Sumner, an abolition
leader of Massachusetts. Mr.. Brooks,
after the Senate adjourned, struck
Sumner with gutta percha cane and
knocked him down, afterwards beat
ing him severely. Much excitement
ensucd, and, as is natural, the friends
of each party took sides as their sense
Of justice dictated. We do not justify
assaults and batteries in the Senate
chamber on any occasion, if possible
to be avoided, because of the tendency
to lower the dignity Of that body in
the eyes of the world, but the question
is, shall the South stand calmly by,
and after aggression upon their rights
hear themselves abused and denounc-
cd as liars, villains and whatever a
fanatic may think to apply to them !
we think not. It's perhaps a little too
much that Rust and Brooks have to do
all the fighting for the whole South.
If there has to be any fighting done
we think it ought to be a free thing.
We say to Brooks from the bottom of
our heart" Well done thou good and
faithful servant" "hit him again." Gf
he is able to bear it).
There is no longer any doubt that
s!hcrc is not a people on the globe more
hostile to the South than the different
phases of anti-slavcry in the North.
1t is folly to think otherwise. They
arc our enemies, and we should teach
our children, as a first lesson, so to re-
gard them. They say they will never
cease to agitate the different slavery
questions so long as there is q slave IN
the Union. Then it is clear that VIC
will have no peace with them, and we
must bear their insults or resent them,
and the question is which shall we
choose? We are willing to trust the
matter to Southern chivalry. Coming
events are casting their shadows be-
fore.
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A Printer Drowned.-A young man
by the name Of Rand--employed at
the Methodist Publishing House
while bathing in the river last night
was seized with cramp, and before as
sistance could reach him, he sank in.
to the cold grasp of death. His body
was recovered shortly afterwards,
near the place where he went down.
Patriot.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31


Thrilling Scene-Walkcr, Clemen.
cy.--The Ell Nicaraguense publishes
an intcrestesting account of the par.
don of two soldiers belonging to Gen.
Walkers army just on the eve Of ths
fatal shot that was to send the unhap.
py men to eternity. 1t appears that at
Rivas, two soldiers, one a German
and the other Chilcno, were caught
asleep on their posts, as scntinels. A
court martial was held next day, and
on the trial both culprils plead guilty.
The court pronounced the penalty of
death prescribed in the articles of war
and the Commandcr-in-Chicf approx.
ed the finding.
Next day was fixed for tho cxecu.
ton. The f,tal day came, and as the
hour of shutdown approached, oil the
Americans in the city, together with
large crowds of the natives assembled
on the Plaza. The officer of the day
led out the prisoners between two
rows of soldiers, and the solemn pro.
cession moved on the mournful music
of the dead march. A spot was Sc
lccted in front of the unfinished church,
confession administered, the shooting
party stationed, the bandages tied,
the culprits placed with their backs
against the wall, and everything made
ready for the fatal word.
An unsual stiffness pcrvaded the
crowd, and every one felt a growing
sympathy for the unfortunate beings
thus sclfcondemncd. Both bore them.
selves with fortitude, particularly the
Chilcno who was one Of the original
eighty who first came into Granada
with Sen. Walker. As the fatal min
ute came on pardon was proclaimed
from Gen. Walker, and instantly n
thousand voices proclaimed the magic
word. The Chilcno was raised on
the shoulders of the crowd and carried
in front Of the Generals quarters,
where round ofchecrs was given.--
The clemency of the General met
responsive chord in every heart.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

New YORK, May 29.-Flour dcclin-
ed. State S 94ad Is, Ohio 8 25a6 62,
Southern 6 5Oa7 90.
Fillmore will have a brilliant rccep-
ton when he arrives, the Common
Council have voted 81 900 to welcome
him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-12
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
From the Dublin University Magazine
song.

song.
A maid rcclncd beside stream
At fall of summer day;
And half wwakc and half dream
She watched the ripplcs play;
She marked the waters fall and hcave,
The deepening shadows throng,
And heard, M dnrkened down the eve,
The rivers babbling song;
And thus II sung, with tinklng tongue,
That rippling shadowy river
"Youths brightest day will fade away,
Forever and forc,vrr
The twilight past, the moon at last
Rose broadly ocr the night,
Each ripple CLEANS beneath her beams,
As wrought In silver bright.
The heaving waters glide along,
But mingling with their voice,
The nightingale now pours his song,
And makes the shades rejoice.
And thus he sung, with tuneful tongue,
That bird beside the river
When youth IL gone, true love shines on
Forever and forever"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-12
BALTIMORE.


SuyN SUsPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
i VIA BALTIMORE MD.-The undersigned Forward
Inc and Agents of the Pennsyvan Raosd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHlPMENTS OF ToBACCo
no ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
soe years the large part Of the Tobacco 60
inc West through Baltimore they atter themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shippers,
Freight as low by any other line II,
.,.oI'dd =, MAGRAW a. KOONS,
a'''"~ W. 80 North street. Baltimore.
Refer TO Jacob ueaId & Co, Brandt lr baltimore; r. L.
Dr,ilpv w r. Smith Mcdaniel Hurt a. Preston, Miller "
Crnns6aw Lynchburg; Crenshaw &C., Richmond
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Once Of the commissioner OF Lotteries,
BALTIMORE. April le 1886. )
u-auR undermined, % II siODer Of Lotteries

ofhe State Maryland being IN receipt daily of Ietefs
from various portions Of the county making inquiry US 70
nt,er schemes which the country Hooded ana winch
, 10 he decided by DRAWINGS Of the Maryland ConsoL
atrd Loa" takes this method to answer All sneh letters
ory and inform the public that oil Lotteries pnrorfinR 10
m Jded by he aryand Drawings gross frauds that
certain parties who style themselves Morris Co. and pretend
n bo managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charfer otte
. AZ Cleveland Ohio mpostors and said lottery fraud
having neither legal presnmptiye existence aud ha an
ber etious firm styled Murry Co. Cleveland ONO are
ALSO all lotteries which they profess TO pc man
ayers or agents for, are also fTands ~, . g.
ICU ARD FRANCE of this city is the Contractor Tor
drawing the MARYLAND lotteries The business conducted
nnder the firm of FRANCE co, as Managers ana they
haze no sole agents in Baltimore. There how
Ser forty licensed for the State of Maryland
who license him. through this Office TO sell tick
cts In the Maryland Lotteries - H. Meihai.,
may u 3mos
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TERMS.

The yIRGlNIAS published daily at So and tri weekly
a. ner annum in advance will be discontinued
cent at the option PTopreors until all arrearages shall
have been paid.
inserted forl50 cents per square
10 lines or less Insertion and 37 cts for each
nnance ordered weekly and then 80 cts
per square charged each Insertion II the number
Insertions marked the MS 1t viii be published till or
dered out, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square, daily .--.'. .sJo
For one do semi weekly y..................,..-.. 20
or
% intended for both papers subjee,
cal
a. Annual advertisers will be limited their immediate
advertisements charged at transient rates
sas All advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers.
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
teaby for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-12

UDuNE APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, Ac'
25 Boxes Oranges,
do Lcmous
. l bbl Pine Apples
bbs. Russet Apples
Just received and In good order a. BOYD.
may 20.2w
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'NCHBURG, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 70, 1856.
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
%5O.OOO M"mTm ,. Of -, Read, Mad nd

NsDVsVVV CLornINo at GREATLY nfptcfp
rcfs madu expressly and warranted second 10 none
In the United States In point of workmanship and hnis
Uentemon visiting Petersburg would do well TO give me
call II they wish superior clothing My assortment OF Sot
Cassmefes and Nesngs selected with great care ana
et them direct from the importers thereby saving tho per
vcntage of the obbrrs All orders goods In the tailoring
department warranted to IT. SALE and my ants NJ"
made by the best workmen In the State Please call al my
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing nonsc ~
Sycamore street, Petersburg. THoS w. konsIoN
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PIANOS: Pianos!-The subscriber man.
facturer. respectfully invites the attention OF all
n III who wish 10 purchase PIANOS, to call at bis

HN H hi who wish purchase PIANOS to call at bis
Ware rooms Main Street. Lynchburg, Va, OPP
posits the Warwick House, be found as
of PIANOS both and sweet
touch hnish and durability Of workmanship IN
cases. and plain &c., and which viii be sold
very low for cash good negotiable pap All instruments
are warranted In every respect.
Old Pianos taken in exchange
description always hand Pianos and AL knds
of musical Instruments repaired and tuned Wafeoo oA
the sceoud floor; entrance through the alley
june 3ts o ls 80
rROIND AND LUMP PLAeTEM;-, naye
ii on hand rood supply Plaster, which VIII sell IN the
lump good srn a. any oner M Sosse as N e
- rerfecy resh is always ground ne. The
and delivered to boats free Of drayae
d me r,eund deveredn ihe Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Depot free Of drayase. VIM. a. MiL-5n,
ma4ts on -,-ss1-
TUsT RECEIvED Another asPp!v ef 1prassss
pa,ent Iehtpipe Conductors Also hsnd large lot
Of Sheet Zine lining Refrigeraors Ice Boxes and Water
Tanks and constantly manufacturing Rathing Tubs Water
Coolers &C., which VIII be sod ~
low prces-at the Store and Range warehouse
Lynchburg. May 81 IL e. D. bLH9.
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NIENuCAN GUANO.-Dry aud la Anc order,
lv1 so "a and "a A. brands being shipped 10 us
H. e. HARDY & co,
fc sdscts First door above powo'a Hotel Petersburg
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n
signed this day formed partnership In the city
~ Now York under the firm of BIuMMEL a. ROfSTERS,
or the of ransacng Commission business for the
sale MANuFAcTURED and LEAF TOBACCO COTTON FLOUR,
a. Ix md nroduee generally Location street.
Having ample means prepared to make hnere ad'
vances and produce consigned to US for sale
in New York Shipments through Messrs A. L. Royser Bro,
S Co Richmond, Ya will be forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRuMMEI OF Richmond
A. L. ROYSTER, of New York
J. B ROYSTER of Richmond
,-r,u ynnK January L Ian 25d6m
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xJ0.Tu REMEMBERING. fncs il,

XXvORTH REMENBER1NG.-Th fact is,
w that cheapest, well as the most extensive
Clothing the city Is the store whereof our
friend Jacob Newman the proprietor AT Tue corner OF
Main and Lynehbnrg, Va Westudy 10 please
may9ts -----------
uNRAWERs-Sillt, MerinO, aIlneu nnd Jeans
II DRAWERS good assortment may be found At
McELDERRY'S
mavats New Clothing Furnishing House
CtuIuKTs John NJ. Davis, Jones n Cos shirts
- and silk and under Shirts, to be had cheap for
,ashat MI hi'Db""' o.
tnny
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- obtain full and reliable Information re-
spcctng Singers Sewing Machines-her price capabilities
sizes method working, means OF procuring
them all parculascan do so by applying nj our
Office 3 Broadway New York by letter or in person Tor
M SINGERS GAZETTE This paper Is devoted entirely
to the Sewing Machine interest Copies VIII be supphed
gratis to all interested
n B-The unparalleled Of our Sowing Machines
induced several fraudulent limitations OF them besides hu
merous inrngements of paentsof which we own SIX
teen inngements of patents have recently
been decided in the u. S Circuit Court OF New
York and New these suits the great principle of
hodnq fabric be smd 10 The surface Of ne machine
bya Yielding pressure which used In all Sewing Machines
established. The Wheeler AZ Wilson, and
the Baker Sewing Machines as we hegc each IN
against them In era of Courts, which will
be- tried We hereby caution the public not TO buy any IN
rngng Machines they be compelled by Jaw I" stop
using them and pay cost and damages
Local will be wanting to make sales OF our I'M
sewing machines 10 persons properly qualified for
The business opportunity for profitable ana pleasan'
cmploym is offered. -, ,...
New and machines exchanged liberal terms Tor
old machines OF every kind l. M SlNtEh ~,
Principal Office, 1923 Broadway New York
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&SsVvvVD POSITIVELY SELLING OUT AT
COST 10 CLOSE BU USINESSl offer now Tor sale private
W until the Doth July my entire stock OF Cloths Cassmeres
Vos,incs and large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
narty consisting of-Fne Cloth Ceats do Cassme do do
Alpacca do Farmers'sSatin do do Marsees do, do,
Linen do do Cashmere Pants, do Marseies do do Linen
do do Cashmere Vests do Marseilles do do Linen DO
Also large stock of goods too numerous To mention Most
81 a ahoye goods are manufactured here and will be sold
% or Cash In the above goods not sold by
,b oth Iuy will sell the remainder a auctions business
ca me in different direction have large stock OF Cloths
C,eimerqs &C County Merchants should give me call as
my goods be sold by the above time any person
wishing to engage the Ready made Clothing business will
now have a chance that is seldom offered as VIII make
r, REDUCTION The is for Rent and Is one OF the best
Eie p,ia,e IN ,he citv JACOB NEWMAN.
%
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n. FOR sALE.-A desirable residence o" G,s
@; diamond Hll, recently erected by Mr. Cemins II
- T., tho occnnancv of Mr. Gambler. On this lot is an
t nov well an ic house. and all other buildings calculated
70 add to the comfort of the residence , ,,,, tt. !,
W handsome residence Franklin iiiil o1ni ng the
iInoe o Mr. WIN Dillard occupied by MI Paulett,
M calculated to attract attention ne last
,nd radence offered at private SAFE untl FRIDAY
,hn OH dav of may sale is not effected before that DAY
~ 1;fred a public auction; terms liberal and made
n,oy on the day Private propositions WIN pe aehoed 10
until me gay VI ''' ~ JAMES w. GLASS
ap 30dts
-CsT RECEUYED BY EXPRESS "A new
Of ano Visites and Manlas both black and color
ed cloth. ~
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~ THAT HAT at S3.-1 have just received from the
manufacturer another supply Of those neat hne good
- MoleSkn Hats at So with my name u them' aenosns
oy were indeed for For the gratfeaton OF
& Worthy country Gentlemen and Others who did not un-
nv first person singular state have these pretty
s with nv them, for him, and them nave
d many of them expect sell many more and then have
solo @ VI n'ffns mfl ~. IS ~ he same sort +. SEABURY.
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1ATTKassEs: = MATTRAssI

NVATTRASSEs! MATTRASSEs! Fine
M Hair Mattresses made to order also number OF them
of superior quality hand and for sale by as
may l9-d6m " ~ Eoo'i,
AHAY 18Th, 1S5U.-dslass n RaSnc hnve l"st
received by Express the finest assortment oi navy,
nuck and Marsales Suits seen In this market
may
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONNOLLY a. ADAM Tobacco Commits
~ SION MERCHANTS, No AZ FRONT str et New YORK,
ype Liberal advances consignment.
MT INNS G. ADAMS would be pleased hear from his
friends Al this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
ami 03d1v ROBT NJ ADAMS.
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rho above rates are Ohio River. slight advance
charged If sent all the Railroad No Storage ehed
w. g. oys .cn, N oh our line Consign to
." " BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES IN RICHMoND.-Stens Brumme;; ins.ty,
Tardv & Co. Selden Miller J. ii. Claiborne j. w Wflsh,
& CO. (has L Workman Co. Shields q SohnerWne w anu
Edmonds. Davenport Il Co. J' 80
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

SDs DIR. ROBEKT EARLY, Dentist,
IN has removed his Office door above his resi-
oIIYY sdence. on MAIN ST, and square ahoyo
Dibrols Hcte Jan ledts
IAR. Il. q. .lsREENuEE E Offers his profession
AL SERVICES to the citizens of Lynchburg vicinity
alley between Main St and Fri lends arehouse,
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<IMuEDREN's CHAIRs.-A hre az assoi'. s. snia H.
~ oS, o. S,,''' 'n' i"'''' WINSTON.
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may22ts >=----
II ;auoricc md Oil, in .iOre mud for sHS 1y
IL (apl l0ts) !. D q - ~ -
TNXTRA FINE DRESS, ana Ds Des- ~ Sein
II COATS Extra Fine French Cassineres, auu D S mar
Dress Pants Superfne Satin, Grensdine bap,pou @ anu ~
..jes Vests at the Clothing and Furnishing bala.r,
saines ,ss.' "' wv BJTRROIHS. SHAFER &
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o.CunnIEY,s PATENT REFRIGERA-

CCHOOEEH H'S " p. -, ar5ar. Ear
his sunerior article which pronounced by eompc'ent
Judges the very Refrigerator ever yet se
only by ="
,ay
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lust RECEIVED BY EMPRESS, ANOTh-
ID ER piece Extra fine Boley Black Cloth, piece
VI 'aa, , 1o,s McELDERRY's
HUsT ARRuyED.-A fine lot Of New Orleans
ID and Coffee Sugar all grades and prices Imperial tiun
Powder and Teanew No and Mackeres peannui
of Driod which will take plcasurs in sng iof ani
iis Now Orleans and Cutting and Pine Apple
Cheese Sperm Adamantne Fancy Coored and ralow Gan.
les VIRGINIA Hermecally sealed Peaches SuPar or Pop
Corn Candy fine lot of brooms, homemade, Toilet
and Bar Soap, Laguira Rio and Java Cofe.
have also added to stock beautiful lot OF DRY
CoODS such as summer Cashmere Plaid Ginghams Prints,
plaid and Striped-Domcsc Bleached and uhbeached Cot
ton " hch will sell low for Cash. - -. a...
SITS .. ~ oo'.opi,,
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In
takes great pleasure in informing tho ladies and 8f41
the pubc generally that she will open ON Nor day VA
handsome assortment OF Silk, Grape, Lace, Hair ana
Draid Bonnets Childrens Flats Dress Caps Ribbons ana
Viewers They have selected with great care from the
most houses She feels assured they VIII please
I soleis the patronage of her former friends
and ali others Who may thing in her line of business
ma 29-ds 'HNH 'i''' 'o-'
Rem
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C,pECgAV, NOTACE.-Jusf received, one OF
- CHTCK ERING'S PARLOR GRAND PAM Or 70,
entirely new style of the most beautlIn M @
for the parlor ever brought to this market or l.e W.
and oil tone deicacy Of touch cannot p
passed The undersigned will take pleasure III showing "
to all who will give him call. .,,o roprrc of tho
Also fine assortment of square PIANo fo' 70 ,ra, m @
same maker from to octavos, at the lowest iaih
prices. ,.-..,,o ,nrsc sl,vays on
fresh supply and fashionable music N dpETNf 0'
hand - - W. T Ivuchburo Va.
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CSVEAM SAW MILL FOR sALE.TW e nav nav
- No thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL" "hich
will be sold low; all the running-gear Is III pu ,
narted on application to either of the unde signed
Pa'''"o" "fP A. WINSTON,
,o. JNO. II. BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
"Aspsrssus. Fresh and Deieous-
ONE DOLLAR for the YEARS SUPPLY (!
" vow READY AND Foa AZ THE BooKsELIEss
THE SPARROWG RASS PAPERS;
Or, LIVING IN THE COUNTRY.
BY FRED. g. coLzyys

Or, LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
BY FRrD g. coLzESs
,I: F.sSi.. p D:' Pr:
The suihor BY the publication Of these pager, be-. AZ cns
achieved reputation !: one q the hvse:t Of yOups
msri.sd, i accorded to any one"
Says The Home Journal article comparing Iryinx Dick
sm TO 70 beyond Of hi: eoser Of xn.re. and
EDsah authors Ne rank them thus early name
pe he po:e.s. very many q he Belonging
to the above class Of wIie There IN his the
sense which rfu:es swestes: and Ioveness a.
Ius,e Then he mirtha without being forcedly witty
es without ieo.oy ~soaI bss
81 H.. soiden medium which literature .. IN III sns. s:s
i the Of perfection The reader will glow under
but Be viii be vber happier better for having reed the
'Spenow Cas Papen.'"
BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS.
Mr. Sparrow grass has Rural Antieipaions
Mrs ssnowGrs. Cooks the Seed Potatoes
NJ sp:nO..s Hen cH Ws Tam out ROSTERS
Nj spsrowsrUs Loser bic Garden
H. sP:Iro-sss Concludes: . the co1n.Gy Once More
Mr.. spsrrowirs's Becomes the Owner Of a Boat
W. sp.ITovsrs.. Learn. New M.tGsd Of Horticulture
Mr. spurowCs. Buy, a Buse-H. MUSIC Unspprecsated
I LIE ls.R IS ss Country
Mr. .DS Il: % due Fs7Ss No cs:s
Mr.. spsrOwn... View. susi., FthiIDs-" Nsry Fish"
NJ !Ds sw g sSs
Mr. sparrowiras Relates the Story Of the New GOdiyr
ssy the hSI;s
Mr.. spsuowrsss Hore hss the Hsaves, Got 'em Bad"
al, Sturowgrsss makes Brilliant Remark.
Nj Dscounes of Quaker and the Quaker Baby
Mr. Sparrowsrssss Horse Dssrsces mself
Mr. Sparrow ua and Home, Sweet Home, whV aiiaonsr
M Spsrowsrsss Invents thrilling Indian Legend.
MI sparrow grass Oldest and symptoms Of endsr Pason
Mr. spsrrc wsras and The Drowning ofpoor Little Tommy"
Mr. spsrrowsrass Feels az he'd Like to Chrp Liten
Mr. spsrrowsrass has Offer for the Horse.
MT Starrovuass Buys Patent Observation-Disclosures fix.
M Sparowsrass Loses His Horse-Froze in the Ice.
Mr SpaIrowersss and the great Snow Storm
Faaayo III nd
Mr. spsnowerass Continues the Theme enthusiastically.
Mrs. Sparowsrsss Has the Last Word"
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ssle 10 the Trade BY DERBY JACKSON,
No. 1l9 Nasssu-r., New-York.
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