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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
100000 Acres Of Land

NOR sale. including wild timber, prairie lots
Il and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and ST. Croix, which are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
lation. For particulars address
GEO. MAY POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
LOCAL ITEM s.
River Falls. Wednesday Nov. Is.

eB Mr. J. III. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
70 Mr WALES BRAYToN is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
WHEAT WANTED!

1000 Bushels of wheat wanted for which
oOOO the highest market price Will be
aid in exchange for good Notes and accounts
Now is your time gentlemen to pay Your debts,
n. n. d O. S. POW ELL.
Sept. 3oth, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

YsrAvp OF CUBA EXrRRss-vsRHApprz BowBA.
LInR CO. Hatana propreors viii for ard frei fat and
parcels 70 al paris Cubs BY United ssses msl sseamshp
QUAKER city the 7h Of Oc,ber. irssut Freight Be
delivered The tsy b. fore viii invoice
inr ne same, for clesrins At Custom Hcrse.
WELLS, FARGO CO., Areas, u Brvscvsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

NTomIEUB G. LUDnAHW u.Aru OF rARrs,--
wi Dresses coahs msntss robes de chsmbfe ard
ing o. dsscypoc made 70 order Al tse shortest nc
1s sprrg sas Dresses eat and bss4>d for hs
nachhe also dress hseuue patterns est 70 a. he nor p
ris'sn fashions reruaru r.cesved And colecoS nos
ciegAt patterns and pewes styles always o. hand-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

NKw AID U.D9Arr roRn AND STOCK OF 0oous
AN prcpare1 hw NE anfumn kAda.-R DERBY . CO.,
merchant auogS md mpcrern late a. fASk place, have
eoyed 70 the sevU ~rAaeed o,vsnnens BuiSdinxs 70
NAnw sreeS ssccod are below OHsal seeS vess sds a
AID cse 70 BruedvAY being much more essaes AID bet
& 49, 1917 sr - ,Sc:s ~ ~ sos.ss1 cssusssa -
sses.nce vaytssy anA exea ussansnsd fss unquss
hosahy The avgeg nrs claas ouGAo tailoring egAb nen
In Hsv rcvk, rsesavng h~m me.ws. Haslov, Pays Co.,
.snufscsasers ssess Lonaon By $1,000 - ilns 70
asns drsen. and win be fuund i,aceSca FOR styla
2nay - py<sss. u bsst scuss M eccss@y ~ Uns<
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
HI RRESS's MILL.

'INiiIS well known mill about a mlle and a
half Northwest oi Marshall, Is nov in
full operation, The following are the cash
price, for lumber.
Ordinary Lum her, board measure, SIS
Rough edged lumber 10
Lathlngan palmg, side and edge
measures, 30
Lumber over Ia inches IN idth. OF 30 feet
in length VIII be charged 81 90 per hundred
All plank under a ioot wide, down to SIX
inches, side and edge measures, VIII be charged
at the rate OF $40 90 per thousand Under
that will be charged a the rate OF >! GO per
hundred, side aud edge measures.
All small scan,ling, under three by four,
VIII be charged as three By four scaning.
Lumber. when cut IN odd numbers OF feet,
Will be counted To the next number above,
making even numbers in all eases.
For the year 1857, there will he no credit
price, Cash or cash arrangements must be
msde in every case.
The Girls, Mill will be in operation on Sat
urdav We will grind for the sixth. Ny son
Era>ius will gise his entire attention To 'he
business. Sacks brought to the mil must be
plainly marked, or there viii be no response
biliiy for loss.
A. ID. BURGESS.
Feb L. 1887. ~
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ENELL,s sffaA sAR NlLL.

THE Subscriber kaviag sshssitssed s,rsm
i. for horse power heretofore used To h,
miiIs, situated th,-s @tlss scsth u Nse~halI,
on the Carthage read, tahe~ pleasure in an
noupcing to VIZ peblic that he il prepared to
ill ali orders en,ru steA ~ him With accuracy
and dispatch.
The following price. will t'e changed for lum-
hcs, II paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary .quAs~ sdse isnbes (boAsd msasaSe)
per .hou-and, ei2 81
Rough edge luml~r, (boAsd measure, 50
ia,hing and Pallng, ~ 30
n no, paid upon delivery. the following
price. viii be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, (bcA'd nes.nr-)
per thousand. eiS 90
Rough edge lumber (bonrd mea,ufe) 10 90
I.l,hing and paiinv, 10 DC
Grinding regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, for the accommodation ~ the pubic
NIB One cf Geo. Page. horse powers for
sale low by the sub>cfibc'
GEO. ". EWEI.L.
! FEB. ~, 1857 No-27 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

WOODUAX'S
EXTRACT OF JAM Arc A

| NIGER has fos 4 long time lsea deserv.
NJ eddy one Of 'he most celebrated and pop.
ulav family medsIBes an an,I.spasmodlc and
carminative, asd partte ulasly Tor i,s great RI
icacy in cold na,Wlcn, cole, and veal ness OF
the stomach and bowels, especially IN persons
Of torpid and phlegma,ie constitutions.
The extract of Ginger will Ice found M ex.
cellent remedy for Neryou, and Sick Head.
ach, for sea sickness, Nausea, &c, f&c. The
great advantage of the Fluid Extract or Es-
sence Of Jamaica Ginger, is, that IN very con.
ceniratcd form it contains all the active pvin.
ciples without any of the inert matter. which
makes II much more agreeable TO the stomach,
and at the same time more palstsble.
Dispepi,c persons, who are troubled with
nausea, or distress Of the stomach, after eating,
owing to weakness Of the digestive organs,
Will find this preparation invaluable. a. II usu-
ally affords immediate relief, and Is 81 more
etlicacious than brandy or any other kind Of
ardent spirits, As !, stimulates and warns the
stomach, producing a more permanent relef,
without the injurious consequences which re-.
suit FROM xlcohoc stmulants
In Goat aud Rheumatism, !, will be found
Of very grea, benefit, Ms il drives the disease
from tho stomach and vital organs 10 the ex
lremiiies and for these diseases is very .st-n.
eiNtN u-'u ny tue ihnr' ,ceieutHeo P'lsc'Ahs IN
tn. [ piied States and England
During the prevalence Of the cholora. II was
found OF the greatest benefit for preventing
/ the weakness and relaxation OF the bowels
which produce d'nrrhoea
/ A few drops IN a lumber Of water, with
sugar ~ syrup, form heaithIal and delightful
beverage, tins Extract eounteractng the bad
effects OF TIE cold water.
/ Woodlands EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
/ GINGER Is deliberately prepared from careful.
~ selected articles Of the best quality It pos
scs-es ~ a concentrated form all the valuable
properties of the J,maica Ginger, and ~ war.
rantcd to be free from all Irritating or other
~ yp,rtms 81 an injurious tendency.
q .. WVtDMAN, sole proprietor,
Corner Common aud Magazine sis
Sold by A 5, Johnson n Co., Marshall and
}. {. Preston II TO-, Jefferson.
March I. 1857. No-2S Sw
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A.. /. ~. S,.,.
IS, iols' o'r " w "<'' ~ W.
rRoNIstVots-
4, tI,b,. adyeriiscs Books Tor SALE.
I'd Of N-ii-.N, Wnrfw-li Co, View i"k
I'D ClsSs, Lawyer, Assssm
T.r,,ns,
NN,,s & Chalmers. tAwycr. ANN"
n.'W Everett, Lawyer, R"k. ,hrrnkre county
.r.riu. Mckenzie Institute, 'sfk''"'e' 'eias
~, rlaais.-- B"osne' and ''"t"'
,.,otse Tucker aAi,ssi'sc- cloak fouh
N.,,per !, "nsl's"y.
pnGief aA,erise- Il, I"nrl''. Ls'Ah'rhfnrhi
,Iyef,i--mrn's ~ Taylor /" wilson and OF VI.
they say ih-y ~sni uooe,
y -, ns,,,-s
iti-r Fhv dollars reward, by pr Hardy
7, Il Bulcl alscrises valuable town property
.r
s.,lrd r'uin'S,. f' "".s VI WV
! T Wow 1T, .Ix.,,,.. , motto. IN drb,or,
~ .I,.,,.,s R,,I,n.J ,o,ic.
B'anohe ''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
rfcfIrtd al PAT
CIV lslstMx.
The Farmers CuiNr

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
AGRlCtL TtkE.
By Henry Stephens. +. X :, Of Edinburgh,
aud the late J i. Norton, Professor Of
scientific Agriculture in Yale College, Ne"
Haven Two vols Royal Octave, sixteen
hundred pages, and numrfou' wood and
siecl engratlng-
This is, coniessedly, the most complete work
work on Agriculture ever published. and ~
order TO yise II wider circulation the publish
crs hav. resolved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for The Two Vo'anes!!
When sent by NAL post PAID TO California
and Oregon tn. price will be 81 To every
other par, Of the Union, and 10 canada post
paid ST.. u tn, aofk Is not The old 81 BOOK
II the Farm.
Rem.tiauxe- cor any Of the above puoica'
tion- ,houS always be addressed, postpaid to
tn. Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co.
No 81 Golden street, y. !.
Jan ~, '57 ":3-u
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Wv VbtUU0O - ~ wv U0S0Oss
TIVE new ard .plendA fast nm. -
l. nsng steamer DIXIE, SaMssl
Apologize. master. ha. rommencsd ~ ssgulas
trips - a niss Gay psekes heevsss Nsw D.
lears and shvvsysst. Gsspd Dsyos, Caoos
Grand Ecor~, Alexandra ss1 iosssDs1o
points and lsod,s.s ~ W. njves, ~ ~
Shreveport, on "Wednesday, s>sh 1ar~asv.
The Duse wa built expressly f,rs passenger
boa to ply on tie A,s~,A.stpA sad = y every
rr.pee, the finest and largest boat that ever en-.
tered Red Rivss. Her cnbsss srs unus0AIly
commodou. and furnished in the fuost waenH.
ic-nt manner, and for comfort, good sseoaac.
daiions, safety, and sped ~he y s"surpasssd.
Captain Appiegaie solir,ss \ roatiassars ~
the liberia patronage heretofore extended ~
him. pledyins himself ,h~, nothing shall i's
wanting on lis par; to give .s'isfars'on. fos
freight ~ passage, apply on board.
The Duke viii hereafter connect at Shs~ss-
port VII. 'he steamer VI l., Dauyher'y. f"@
leiierso,i. ara viii vt all times receive freight
ssd passengers fur Benton. Porl tasido, Smsth-
land Jefferson. and all intermediate laodings
which Will be- forwarded without detention.
Jan. II 81 s2t-ts
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$50 1uwA.1Di!I

S0V 2H0 " 06OI III
IN the me- h, OF the l,h mat, ! ~as rob-
bed. a, he Planters Hotel in Marshall,
Of a green leather portnonSe, having my
name written in il, and containing SssD; A30o
of the au;oun, in gold. all think Gao pieces,
aud tho remainder ia North Carolina bills.
On, $40 and one Aso on the State Bank, and
one go on the Farmers Bank. ! will give
the above reward for the apprehension Of the
thief. or the delivery Of the money.
Dk. W. 4. HARDY.
March 7. 81. No-2S u
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L ooo q co.'s
nktnsNT ov TMx
DkIT1SU PER1oOICALS
Ane RVS
farmers Guide.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ rng fs,rxa vraLscsrthv.
J.. Scott. h Co.. Nsw J orb. sonuass 10 pub
ii.h the following leadiag British Periodicals.
viz;
!. The London Quarterly lCo"serrotire
> The Ediapdpeh Rerier. Wh,gl
4 The Worth DrH,sh Rcries Free church,
4. The Wesf,aiasiev Ket,e~ tL,bvrail
s. Biack~ood's Edirgtnrgh Mhsa:'ne
(1cry)
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
NEW GOODS q!

'1>HE undersigned ha- just received fine
i assortment Of Fall and Winter goods,
which he is Offering a, low prices for CASH.
The following comprises portion Of his
stock
Black, grey and cadet Satins,s.
Black and fancy Cassimeres.
Tweed and jeans,
Plain and Plaid linssys and ker.eys.
White, red, green, blue, and grey blankets
White, red, green and yellow flannel
Printed flannel (for chldren)
Ladies cloth. (for cloaks)
French and English marino.
FIGURED and solid muslin de lains.
Cashmere aud alpaca embroidered ,ebes.
Figured alpaca.
Ladies coaks and ,amas. 0a,c -iyles)
Ladies and misses marno hose.
English straw bonnets various qual,ies and
latest style
Bonnets trimmed.
Bonnet ribbons and trimmings.
Belt ribbons.
Elastic and pairn, leather belts.
Cloak and dress trimmings.
Prints ~ great variety
Ladies beaver aud KID gloves and gauntle.s.
Swiss, nausook aud jlckon,l nuslins.
Thread lace
Embroidered and aem-st,tched handserchiei-
Wrouph, collars and under,evees, to match.
Wrought eoilai. and undcrs.e,es, separate,
Embroidered and corded skirts.
Grass and l,oopcd skirts.
Irish linens, various qualities.
Iinen table cloths, napkins and towels.
Birds eye diaper.
Brown linen and holland.
Cotton table diaper.
Canton flannel
Bcaeh.d shir,,ngs and shrcting-.
Brown shir'lngs and sh.cting-,
Lowcl> and ticklng,.
Black aud colorcd sewing silk.
French working cotton.
Cotton floss.
Hair curling and infant brushes.
Ivory. horn and gu,,a purcha dressing combs
Shell and gu,ia putcha side and pun combs
Also, Ready Made Clothing.
Gen,lemen's cloth frocs coats.
Gentlemen. over coat.
Black and steel mixed cashmere pants.
Vests Of various styles and fabrics.
Silk craga,, and hands.rchlets.
Satin stock. and ties.
Duck gloves and gaun,le,-.
Mca and boys marlno hall hose.
Also. oar Hand.
4 large and complete assortment OF
China, glass and croosery.
Nifrsr plated casiors and spoons.
Nilrer plaisd CAKE baskets and cnP'
britannia casters.
Britannia candles,ick..
Solar lamps.
Solar lamp wick and chimncy..
Pocket aud table cutlery.
Castings, such "a
Ovens, spiders, etc.
Also,
Painted and cedar tubs, buckets and kee'ers
together with general assortment of House
furnishing goods, to which the attention OF
purchasers Is respectfully invited.
Il. l.. HYDE.
Oct. II, 1886. MIL
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YOu y -,

IN the Shreveport road. an Thursday even
/ ing. the 2oth inst, Just below Ms tssves's
= ELO1W CLOAk. Tho owner can get II
by calling on the subscriber, and paying fcs
ibis advertisement.
GEO. TUCKER.
Nov. -, MD"
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0NARx10 Du0xDzT

"a SHIONtHiE moor AND NHOEnAkFR
south west cosi~f Of tn, pablo .qnsr-l
L. EEpS constantly on hand = large s--ors-
N men, Of AIDES and gentlemen. boots sud
shoes, oil hi. own manufacture. also . good
suppl, Of sol. and upper leather for sale.
from hi. long experience and ciose attention
TO the business. he hopes 10 have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 30 iiherally be.
.,osci on him. All orders prompt. attended
TO- and work warranted.
Nov -. l,5l nlsy
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Nnv&ha.l MOtel.
Go n o and See.

TINE subscribe, respectfully infe,m. his cue.
j toner. that he continues business ~ tho
. ID stand of porpelmsyer 4 broihr' wher~
the, can find a sre-h stock NJ Grocer'es, Ja~t
re- ee,ed al high ws,er fr~'rh's and VIII he .cld
., price, aceordng Samples At Tho store
North -ide ~ the pabe Square. but ss hers.
tofofe, the principal steck in the war house.
" DOPPkt.MAiEk.
Doc G. 1886 l5-u.
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Town 10 ade Furniture.

FRAN IS 1t y [ !. 7 ",
dogs to inform the citizen. Of Marshall
ID and urirhhorhood. that h- !. prepared 10
max. Hou.. and Office Furniture of oil kinds.
10 order \ stock Away. KEEP, on hsnd.
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, aud all orders prompt, attr sded 10
February Ibth.ls56. Nc - ".
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r. 10 % = = q y d,

VA TC HH4hER AND JEWELkcR
KEEPS on hand clocks, watches. an
IA jexery aud Masonic. Odd Fellow
- and other seals. Manufactures ali k.n. .
Of gold and silver ware. Work done II sha
noi.ce. and At ps,ces to suit the tines.
April a. 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

N rus rrILlrARIax AGE

N TMlS rTlLiTARIAx ACE
|, is nec,ss.ry for the business man, vino w,sh.
Us le sp,cerd IN lie, TO keep pace vita
the ,prii ~ the ag-. Success can
oHiy I've acquired bv
/. Y I X \ O II - \ a r 7
forts and close
application 10 the wants, tasies aud
desires Of the public. and N the satisfactory
pr u 4 q u ~ ANCE
Of which it requires tact In selecting and hss-
iug ,sri.,y. This !. n. apparent
'IO the Eye ~
4. the cheapness and quality
Of the articles offered to the pusl's.
Al tho
sign Of the RED Tlag,
Everything IN the grocery linr, from The wss,s
Of III.
kitehes 10 he Parie4s
As follows
DRY Goods. Of every Lind and of the ,sssse
svl-s, Hardware. Croekefy. Sisas-
VAR. 1inware, Wood~A-.
\ variety Of Nhocsl
To- H. the
Mother and tho xa1ant.
Clothing to ii,
THE FATHER AND son
Patent Medicine. Of ever, kind.
Ts1E LADIES
Az. particularly invited tn examine our siock.
". :. HlN>U< 4 co
Jan. - 1856 A3-,f
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DAVID MCP1IAlL,

UATCU MAKER AND JEWELER
q WouLp respectfully inform his f'iends
"a ard the public. tina, he has jus, received
s > handsome and ,astcfullv selected a.
sortm~nt Of JkwELKy. consisting of treaG.
pms, ear rings, .6ae,r rugs, and number u
sairhes. OF various patterns, Sc which he IL
read, TO sell ~ accommodating 'evn,s 10 10
also prepared 10 ~ al work with which he mag
h. favored N a sessmsnliAc and esIssiiloas
manner.
Shop on the north .ide Of til. pubic SQUARE.
Marshall. Arrii |. 81. IL.
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- THE undersigned has opened THE
81: well known house. and. a; considerable
LA expense. ha. fitted |, up for the sccom~
mediation Of the rub,'c, u. viii keep . drss
elsss hotel. Il j. MS intention not only Ia ae-
qalr-. hut to maintain. the chAssr'es cf . good
landlord, And "A, hv asks /. a L,ir trial. HE
taiie will he supplied v .ih the bs> that money
can rHFuhAs.. sad It will be served AZ IN n
certabie sise ". ha. sn exeeiien. stable,
abundance or rrce-nd-r. ard good hes:i-r.
/" io-, ro,hn. shall he ~sst,n. to insure the
eomfsr Of HE guests,
JOiiN q CkOMER.
Jan a., 81 ~
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BIBLES.

BIBLES.
4 LARGE lot OF Bibles and restamenss
n belonging to the American Bible Society
a, tho office OF A. =. and T., =. NJ. Johnson
cheap for cash. :. ,,.,,r
Treasurer Of Harrison county u. ).
Feb -, 1854
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4. AUTE10x,
NNgtcMeVWc EstAblAsuscn NJ.
South S,is Of The S7uert.
DECEIVED 70, medicinal purposes only
IL Cognse brandy, Cssti'hon snd Rochelle
Whi>k~y. REQUIRED Menoag a.,ela and W.lsA',s
Wines, Clare, and S~x.I Wh,e Corda's. Alb
s'n,he, S~,s.e R,iers, As'seite Sop~rhoe. Ma
rs~chism and Curacao. Peach Preserves C.g1s
Toraceo, Sc.
The sni-r~.sn-i seep> also constantly on
hand = full assortment III Ngg.. Scratches.
Nsud.aax. tarl., lis..ds aud Bc.ihe~, u,hde to
NUT all customers.
4. NuIFlER.
Dee. 20. l>.E ul.-u.
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7 Y. IlhLti- J = IHhA'
", II. FARLEY 4 90. =,

DECEiVING, Iarrardpc and Commission
IL Merchants Pos Csddo. Texas, Keep on
band general assortment Of Groeere-, also,
Begging A. Rope
lr Cash advances niadc on cotton IN store.
Sept q. is.Ai. II
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MoT101.

rI>IfE old business Of Mcdonald 4 Sanders
i must be closed. We want to pay up.
We have waited patiently. No one can com
plain Of hard dunaing OF our suing at THIS la'e
date.
MCDONALD 4 SANDERS.
March I, 81. No-2S II
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FOUND.

I'M the Carnage road. hve miles south 81
} M~fshstI, about The 3sih et December
last, a lad,'s cloth msnt,iiA. The owner can
ret 1t BY call on the subscriber, living ~ mslss
south Of Marshall and paying fos 'h,s sdvcs.
iscu,ent.
X. =. BOARD.
Feb. 81. 81 n2o-&
r. MORT, CsrY~v,-. end Jos~ev. Aar-
~ sh,ii, Texas.
jsr.sry 3 81. Nclov
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~ Warehouse. Mention. Texas.
Il ~ MARTIN

II IT. NJ TX I n,
DECElNI\G, Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant Has nov on hand and :" NJ
ave. larry. lot Of Sugar. Coffee, PORK. Bacon,
salt, iron. Mats. Castings Begging, Rcp~,
Rice, Molas-e-, Candies. NhlsIey, Apple Nin.
.,ar etc. hich are offered for small Nd, snce
on co, for cash. or to good cu-,o'a.r- ~ an
advance On cotton. aug 3-t'f
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THESE periodical. ably represent the three
i grea, political parties of Great Pritsin-
Why. Tory, md Radical but politics forms
only on. feature Of their character. AZ III
vans of the most profound writers on science.
Literature. Morality, and Religion, they stand
a. they ever have stood, unrsall.d in the world
Of letters. be- ing considered indispensable TO
the scholar and the professional man, while TO
the in,ellrcn, reader Of every class they fur
n,,h a more corree, and satisfactory record Of
the current literature Of the day throughout
the world, than can be possibly obtained ffom
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'vO lmaerVakerN.

SEALEp proposals for fencing N the soss.-
- house, (Nnsnsll,) will b. received h tAa
County clerk. office, I'll The Goth day II ness
March, For par,iculass, s~s order 1t ~
ceue'y court. and plan and speciG .a,ions, -
file IN said osiive
O. HENDRlCK. c. J.
F.b -. 5, u37-A
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EARLY COPIES.

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-03
A GOOD CHARACTER Is CAPITAL,

lhcrc are too many men who are dis
posed to look distruSttully upon, and dis
courage, the young man who would set
out in an active, laborious busicnss, un
less he has capitaI-money-to begia
with. And too many young men are
deferred from striking out safe but diff
iicuIt path to fortune, because they have
not capital to build upon; regarding
money rs indispensable to begin the world
with. But We regard it as Of the utmost
Importance that the young should he i'm.
pressed tom early lite with the conviction
tl.at solid reputation is Of more value
than money. However simple and plain
the education, however comparatively un.
learned, IN scholastic sense, a youth
may be, he is well instructed if he is capa.
OIe Of understanding the practical, avail
able character OF those qualities which
elevate the man, and enable him to COM
manu the confidence and respect Of his
icliow.cilzcnS.
But what opportunity, it may be asked,
does youth enjoy trmaking such 0ual
tiles known and practical We answer,
P0tc"cc IS oPPOrt""jty. The question
is fair one, even from those who are
naturally disposed to rely upon sound
principles, and have not thought much
upon the Development Of their effect
lhe answer Is, perhaps, not quite salts
factory in this fast age. According TO
circumstances, the period of probation
will he long or short. 4 resolutc and
cheerful performance Of the duties which
belong TO the station we Gil, should con-
stitute the great object Ct the mind for
the time being. In every tling, no mat
ter how inconsidcrabIe it may be in it.
self, there is an opportunity for the exer
else OF some OF these qualifications which
contribute the quota 10 an established rep
utatlon. Truth, honesty and integrity
are lndispcusah.cto to n successful beginning,
and he is well furnished who has had
these qualities iuSli!lcl into his mind
from childhood. Let him 90 and add
thereto diligence, decision, courage and
perseverance, and he will achieve a wealth
of reputation that will prove available
not only in the emergencies of life, but
rs the substantial basis Of business ca
rccr. And this he may conduct in ordi.
nary suIjection to the viuisSitudcs of life,
until it Is established in opulence, and he
himself enjoys an exalted and honorable
fame and posilio.. in the world.