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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-15
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When u aiH ai.ah's saistf def,
fhaa stsF q my yiow dli'sl tstp
Thai dad. ffom wtau m 'ians tams,
W dnw our hesHi l9safi tAttn, 1af
hFss
ihnu iisl oaf precious tahe tsrlit,
And tiis a. tf9.n hm ~ ihe ls.esl
Ani t1Ii ns, sseh 70 heaven BE- ffi
fhat thLh utald faiss him itam ihs
dani
o. lhe "Hlll pa'srs," ilfu hst' lfi,
Ani Ia ogtssn pastures" ef HUftl
NAV grace he g,rn me "a saw
The Lord vhn fi,s, called ihae avay,
And write his pfeeeria h my bean,
Which thou dldsi fa,htuIIf lnraH
On ali tby lahura blessing send,
Ara crown thee Wien those labon eni
ANSlf.
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An Eloqucn. Extract.

The following extract Is from the
speech Of Hon. Edward Everett. At
the Celebration sl Bunker HiIl, June
18th. 1857.
And oh my friends. L., ,he lesson
of fraiernsl affection ahIrh be- taught
Us In bis death be repeated ID the l~r.
ssaslv. silence Of those lips. In his
own hesri.s!irrins language. le, "ihe
Voice OF our fathers" blood cry 10 as
from the ground; aud upon ihIs sacred
day. aud On this immortal Lsll let I,
proclaim a truce TO sectional agitation
and party strife; as the mediRyal
church proclaimed the "Iture of
God" Wherever else the elements of
discord may rage. IL, the billows sirk
doxl % the storm be- hushcd. Ike
yond., placid waves. q, tho foo. II
Bunler Hill. Here let the kindl,
feelings that animated our fathers ~.
viye In the bosoms of their sons. rs.
sured. ihat-shonld "malice domestic
or foreign levy invade us--if living
champions should fall. that mcnu.
mental cheek would burn with the
glow of patriotism. 'ha, marble sword
would leap from i's scabbard. and the
heasing sods Of Bunker liill give up
their sheesed regiments 10 the defense
of the CnIonl
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Fisfssss NIshlsrssIs sad Nsfy

The fllslaH i eaa II ibs ass
pasaTef Iaifgdgsed n 81 rfaTsli
Iaig biz apisHl.t afaliaa b WAITING
iaa . recently dsIitasl "a Gam
hfiass iies sher ~ thal, though
ihe iaFs u eLIFaIfy ). passed llas
hsfelsm set survives
Witness fbal heroic. So lhai A..
Felle sesiall Florence Arhtsfeala.
she, henealh ihe eYeA IA admitting
Lafgpe and adHlflhR Aii, walked.
With ssfrhe unguueefu. IN mHfe than
sivelsriuunfh thr pff'lleniial eif.it
# haspitiI Witness or nat he's
heroic county wQman NIy fallea,
ebase hane i hardly LafAu t. ibe
public, the wile u merchant iii !.
master, Whp, faf eG Oh The lonely Ia.
CIii1 SIlh 10 eye ~ VI ness anil ~
sulee % cheer her, wbeh haf husband
was taken dawn bg Ilntss, now tend
ed him IN bis rabiu a. mona bal de-
voted v Ne can ieud q slrlekenhusbani,
nov Iooh bis place on ihe quarter decl
u hls forlurn sessel took her 0bsef.
walton every day With the silael.
laid down the ship. course on the
chart, oheefed aud encouraged the
depending eFew, arrested the muiiu.
ous ebiel.mato, who was for creeping
into the nearest port. aud Who, on lhr
score u seamanshIp alone, vas not
worthy 10 Llsa The dust beneath lhe
feet Of tbs lion hearted little woman
aud who. poOr young wife a. sho was,
hardly twenty eight years 0f age, and
already oyersbAduwed With the sacred
primal sorrow Of her sex. yet. with
strong will aud a stout heart. steerel
Der husbands vessel, through storm
and through calm, from Cape iiOtu 10
-aI Francisco.
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uTherS Is . gentleman in
Union, N. H.. who will be one
hundred and oue yesrs old on the
seventh Of July. His name -
Ralph Farnham, and . strong ef-
fort was made to induce him to be
present st tine Bunker Hill ceIe-
bntion In Boston. Be having taken
part IN the battle. He declined
going on account Of the distance;
and when his son-a lad Of fifty
Or siAty yeAs-pFoposed to accon-
pany him. replied, III hs went.
he didn't want to bs bothered with
the care Of any childreu." He
asys be don't remember Of ever be-
inn siek; but 'beiisyes h had .
isses o. ssnething eighty q -
y yesss sgo'
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= We clip the following good sto.
ry ffon the Philsdslphia Times:
ut wss : few days AFTER the
election. and news was pousias In
of vsn Buren, deltots On oil sides.
NJ. wosthington, the rsthes ven.
srsbls edIsss u the Mississippi
Democrat, wss among those who
wss terribly annoyed By Jobs
co,nscsten. He was somewhat
deaf aud Fsthes irritable. in pass-
ing along the streets On scquain-
ssnee eaIated him. and isquirrds--
allow 4 yeur falnily, Nr. Worth.
,onf' wonhirston supposing
tha. the inquiry sslstsd to tie p,-
lisie1l ssws II ihs dav. rs-pondsd.
.Al' soss = III. s'-sll soss 10
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Editorial life has mary burdens
aud cares, but the following Incl.
dent shows that Il Il not wanting
either In dignity Or comIovt:
"Blsck was . great iayori,c with
Lord Melbourne. On one occa.
sion the peer said. "Mr. Black.
you arc the only person vino comes
to zee me who iorerts vino I am
The editor opened his eyes with
assonishmeut. You forget that |
am the Prime Minister. Every
body else takes especial care to
remember 1t; but | wish they
would forget it. Tor they only re.
member 1t to ask me 'ur places or
isvcrs. Now. Mr. Black vou new
er ask me for anything at | wlsh
you would; for, seriously. I should
be must happy to do anything in
my power tn serve yoa. 4 am
truly obliged said Mr. B.aea. but
| don't wsnt anything. | ssn edi.
TOT Of the Morning t'hroa,cis. |
LIKE my business. aud | live hsppi.
y on my income 'Taen,' sad
the peer, 4 envy you: a.iI yol are
the only man ! ever tii,i.'
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N ni nfsfslffloss. fFuN IsfFs Ilani
\, - Tmsy cards. asns slih sssinsss
bspaiah. sni on reasonable terms,
" All eemiaunlessions must be- a..
.ssi 10 w. 4. wAAs, Esq, panoIa,
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A PLAIN MANS PHILOSOPHY.


Tves guinea can spehi,
Iss wife. and fkt a ieud,
Aud troop Of little Oh Iiica al ny knse
John Brown,
I've cottage oi nv own.
With the ivy ovsrgtoNn,
Aud q garden with ,iev VI the sea John
san ii a, ms door
y, my shady sycamore,
Large of heart. though Of ss'y snail q.
tate, John Brown
So come md ira q ( -
Ia nv arbcr a .rf rtss,
And III tel yoa wha, ! lvf ar what !
hate, job, u ova.
love 'hc SONG ~ hird.,
And the children saFly words,
And los.as vemna's voice, low an
sweet, John u 0an,
Ard hate i,l. rrelence,
And tie wan u common senss,
Aud arrogance, tpi iawn ng, and dcsi,,
John Brosa.
love The meadow fev.fs,
AMI the bsisr Ia The hssers,
Ind lova sn oprn lace w.Ihoa, guile,
John Brown,
Aad hs:s sslssA knsss,
Asd . pwsd, sss,snssd slave,
Ana { lss, whs'd sssAss borrow ,Aas he'd
toll, ~ Brown.
llsvs . sinpls soss
Ths, swahs snssieus strong.
- ,ss ~osa shsys sAss Mise hin vho
fsinss, jsAs 1ssvs,
Asd ! hass sAs esssssss whIns
OF shs fsslisA vhe r-viss,
Ar sssn shsis ssot 70 ssil by complaints,
John Brown.
bu. ever vhss hate,
n lsest ny garden cate,
And surrey the sorid around NJ. and
: above, Joha prswns
ne hatred dies nv mind.
Asd I sish for human hind,
Aad ssssss the fasl,s sf shs-s ! sanno.
lsss, John nso~n.
Sell yss ii. ~ says,
Asd the comfsrs u rJ days,
iui!i Tell ,es Ao~ 70 I've % snses'd, Jshn
Dsovn,
lssvs seoss ~ health.
Nss ell my sssl lss wealth,
Nss destroy one day ~ pleasures Of the
seas. Joha BsSsn.
l'ss paired vish NJ pride,
And sahe The ssssy sids,
Fur I've fsusa n worse shss folly 10 b
ssd. Jsha Brown;
lhssp . sossrienes ci~s-.
Eve kssired vosnis ysas,
Asd massage 10 ssiss sad to b slai,
John Dsswn.
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CAROLINA HOUSE,
Shelby Sirsst,
N r NJ f3t t1To ~ EN- ~

slils I'D sssahlishs1 House, located On
= shelby sssses, nsss the 0syess, is
.ll essdasss1 hy The undersigned, vho
issifoas 10 rescru he tAsuks 10 bic mn.
soss patrons that have sustained him
sn far. 11e wishes . sousiDussss Of the
stsassss Of he fsissdD ed ths public
eHally. he promises y furnish his
sels si;h rood and wholesome fare. and
e's beds With clean Iiau, As. The Om-
ssyns pessoas 10 and from the sev9ai
|sailfeais: Ills prices are - follows:
2sard a.d Lodging BY The dAy 81 50
9lsf. Lodging md DFsshfsss ! =
s1sls Asal 81
Aetgiss So
ALLEN DAVIS.
AsnrAis, fs.a., April "A, ls;'..iu
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VA loving ffiea,l's rsb ke links
Into the heart. and consinss he inlg-
mens: IN eaemy's ~ . str1rops's ~
buke b isserfivs. aad ikrita111. nj
coovesss.
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Vrs - s ACStCrs
nsFERS MS services 70 shs people Of
J this siuiai,y. az Mag BE- found
home, whsn no. professionally enrag.
~ ly
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HXTe. CAPS, BOOTS, 90.
Il REALLY IMPORTANT -
To THE PUBLIC.

AT any time q dollar saved Is q dollar made; cu.
IN hard times this rule 10 douhly important Hence
PURCHASERS will eagerly seek that Embellishments
where goods ere sold the cheapest. 100000
As KELLY MASON, III Main street hioh ' y !,
buy their stock for casu. from Northern M,rss,a
rers, Ito whom ready money u now ~ "s 80. q.
they are enabled dispose OF IL az susn y. IN mi
VIII more than compete With any other house IN THIS
city. ., ..,..,aa ard
oonnsrv ~ wall a. city customers will End It to their
interest 20 examine them. They have constant ar
nsnsssus.,,. Row and Servants Y ATS and CAPS.
ladies' and MISSES FURs and FLAT
~ - msnufsrturs of sk and beaver HATS,
thew nav the greatest possible sttention and they
have he very finest and most fashionaoie assert
mcnt NJ them from the best houses North.
~-St
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Y GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th

KING QUEEN Co. Oct. o, 1857.
We have been using Senple's Baking Powders"
for some time in my family. think they make the
best bread ever ate, especially biscuit They are
decidedly better than any other We have used and
would recommend a trial of them to persons wishing
to have nice bread. Jos RYIAyp
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DsrL9EAsLE STATE OF IGyoRASCE-A few weeks
nEs", an announcement was made of public meet
sas ST Paul, Minnesota Territory, to rase funds
80 relieve the destitute population of Stesrns
county, who were said to be literally starving "a
death. A letter from Stesrns county, TO the ST.
Pau. ii0neer, says that the newspaper account Of
tie psop.e Of Stearns county had received Of ther
very destitute condition
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Row AMONG rHE pUBLIssERs.-The Messrs. Harper
accuse the New York Tribune Of spproprating thu
chapters Of Thackersy's "yirginisns for early
proof sheets Of which they pay the si'hor go NJ:
and also ~ REPEATING upon them CT the same
eircnmstanccs Dickens' story OF title DDrrit,'
for which the Harpers paid 5000. The Tribune
replies tlrtiy, and az justification for its shabby
act asserts that the Harpers have been in the ha-
bt Of crushing weaker rivals, and that they re-
printed upon young publisher in that city Dick
ems lizard Times," which he had purchased for
1880, and rom which blow, says the Tribune. he
has never recovered. This justification is speci-
men of what Mr.. Amindab sleek would call thigh
p1rality"
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WESTERN Hoo TRADs-At CnicaSo on the osd in
slant, there was good demand for hogs at S4a 81
NJ OF cWi. gross. AT Springfield, Illinois, small
ssi"s at s. IS IS gross; at Louisville, 5000 have
net weight; a. Nashville dealers are Offering from
u 10 50, at Il Louis, a few days ago, 30 head
trough! 81 50 per cwt; and at Madison sales are
asing ~ 81 gross with II month"; interest.
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"GoLD Cb1rREs"--The young Countess Maria
poretbsa ia Castelline has inst been united to
Prince Frederic de RAdsiwill, prussian officer
Portions of the iadys wedding equipment were
exposed In Paris. In the window were displayed
sixty handkerchief, costing from two to three
hundred dollars each On some of them the en-
broiierihQ Of the arms Of the house alone cost
eighty dollars The arms Of the houses of Castel-
iiue and Radziwell we're interviewer and surmount-
ed by the crown of the prince-sIl in pure gold
Fhs threads we're metallic, maleable, pure and so
arranged not 10 dim in washing. There were
seven cashmere shawIs Of seven different colors-
of white. embroidered with gold and tur-
Tuoise.
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fsRsoTaL--Robert Tyler, Esq, con Of ex.Presi
Gent III r, iectured before the Columbian Assc.
eiaiIon IN Boston on the Eth inst. After the lee
tore an elegant banquet was given in his honor
81 the Parker House. lie spoke briefly and elo-
qgsntIy 10 response to a complimentary toast n
h'ns.f. sentin ents In honor Of President Buch.
aHan, expfosiieht Tyler Gov Henry A. Wise. and
ethor distinguished gentlemen were drank
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THE MISSISSIPPI SENATOR'S AGAs.I WAIKgR.-Sen-
siors Davis and Brown recently addressed a large
audience at Jackson, Miss, where the Legislature
in now In session The Jack son Mississinnian saws
that on 1.-The Walker Kansas question both sen
stors iniiy endorse the well known resolutions
adopted by the Mississippi democracy 10 their con
vension OF June last" Thi. implies determint,
ton on the part Of these Senator'S, from Walker
own state, 70 vote fpr his rejection.
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FIag IL overwhelmingly morning the
extensive photographic establishment Of Messrs
Wagner Macquinan, situated ia franklin place
aear Chestnut street, Philadelphia, was destroy ed
~ lire. The Franklin House and other neghbor-
InG properties were slightly damaged. The loss is
Il go, but there Is partial insurance
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DISTRIBUTION OF BREAD-The members of the
to'd VIII Fire Engine Company Of Philadelphia
distributed on Thursday. from their engine housa,
nearly Two thousand loaves Of bread and one or
S~1 barrels ofmac&arel. This company purchased
The n1ur and had the bread baked. They intend
inskIng another d.strihntlol nhout Christnas
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The SgRFS ~ ECsSiA.-lLe ukase which estat-
lishes the position OF the serfs in Russia, and the
decree 10y which they can not only farm lands but
puiChAse them, will hs published the 18th Of iIr-
o@mber the birthday of she Gear Nicholas. A
committee of which the Grand Duke Constantine
is president will regulate the contracts between
the proprietors ana their PEASANTS the peasants
will be able to pay for the purchased land by an
siaiInents the terms being fixed in advance The
dithcuiIies and even dangers which attend the re-
sfzatipE Of this liberal measure are such that the
hrst steps will perhaps be merely preparatory.
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pAsAcHUrE FOR MlEgs.-The method Of descend
ing int" mines by ladders is very fatiguing and III
.-'A-r fr"""H baskets attached to q rope are gen
a. should the rope break, the men in
&C. basket are. of course, killed Many mining
engineers have proposed methods Of removing this
eva aud among the best is the safety cage Of MIR
Fonrdliher, OF England. A Belgian Engineer has
recently proposed a Kind of cage that if the
rope breaks. its top will immediately expand in
parachute and let the men down gently. The only
objection to this is that parachutes not to be
depended on as We know from the accidents that
have occurred to many 8ronsuts who have at
tempted to descend with them g 'i.ntfc Am<r
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HUNTING IsbIAss.-The native military force q,
Florida numbering 200 men, il about going IN m.
held against tLe seminoies. Gen. Carter has a
lsfee number Of blood hounds in training Ia HINT
the Indians, and Captains Kepdriek snd sn.,,
oil dogs With them. ee'
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I.xSspocs DsoroHr --som idea OF the great
foashi prevailing at MERGED, California, NAV he
tfn,ea iiom the following postscript 10 A Ist,sr
.Ssirea bS we Mariposa Gazette: Lager lie vary
NJ lse ~hisksy ss beyerags--tne watsT bsin',
@ssi Tor agricultural purposes
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4 NOTEWORTHY SPFcrAcLE.--The pulrit Of the
south Church yesterday, occupied, and the en-
tire services Of the day jointly conducted by
tso venerable brothers. Rev. Reuben Emerson, Of
South Heading. and Brown Emerson. D. D., Of Sa-
lem. the former being in his sIth year, and the lat
Ter In his seth. The discourses both forenoon and
sftsrnoon. we're preached by the elder. The twain
h .ye been settled pastors within nine miles n each
other about ty-three years, the aggregate Of both
.heirsg being one hundred and sixty six, and of
tneir permanent pastorates one hundred and seven
Years. If there "ssrmons in stones u -.
much more affecting aud inspiring the lesson OF
such patriarchal spectacle! II would be difficult,
II not impossible to find parallel to this remark
able case.-!Slem Register
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DRY GOODS.
T .ABGE Day GOODS EsIABLIsH-
IL n INIT

HAMILTON u sfER CO.,
NEW MARBJ = BUILDING.
Nos 100. 20i AND 70 BALTIMORE 1W1H,
BAIT MORE,
Hsye nov In store (m1 aly Of their own imports-
tio ope Of the largest nd most complets Stocks IN
The United statss, embrt cling
e1LKs and SILK GO0D Of every class;
QRESS G0OpS-a very large stoss,
IRISH LINENS; LINRN GOODS and
H0HSEKKEPING AR1ICLI6 Vt every DESCRIPTION;
MOURNING GOODS;
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS and sG1AWLS;
EMBR0IDEkIES, LACES, h)SIERY, HtovES;
BLANKETS. QUILTS. boz iEsTIC G0Up9;
And every article Ken ephlly rslihifsd BIZ
~ RETAIL ROOMS o q Erst thoot-the PRICE
affixed 70 each article p O<n whiok no deviation 10
made.
NwHoLEsALB R S0Ns ss the second and
third hoors. &C lO-d3m
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T & NJ. ROSENBAU Dealers in

- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1873 Bread ST.,
are Offering great bargains in Dry Goods they hav
ing bought the principal part of their stock
" at great sacrtce, for cash. which will enable
them TO SILL cheaper. at profit. than any of those
honseS that are selling OF Vt cost Their assortment
Of Fancy and Imported Goods isvery complete with
. full stock Of Wooden Domestic Manufacturer
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair at 1873
Broad street ocM
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.!-We
i are constantly making additions of new. fresh
aud desirahle goods 10 our stock, making onr as
sor'ment one OF the most complete and desirable Ia
the city.
To-day we are opening some splendid Chs nile and
Ftelis Shawls: hayadsra and Shaded De Laines very
De Bsges, Merinoes. Steel HON and Quilted skirts
Ladies aud Childrens Wosrted Hosieries all Of which
we are Offering at astonishing low prices.
M. ROSENBAUM,
no 5 1870 Broad street,
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REMOVALS, 90.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and franklin Sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
l. French and American Paper Hangings, all quail
tiles Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings. aud many
other articles In the line of business which will be
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Cured Hair and Shuck Mattresses, OF the best quail
ity and all other work in our line executed by the
most competent workmen. with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction portion of public patronage
ia respectfully solicited. Sc 2o-3m
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IOUVIN's BEST ALITY KID

- GL0N ES-Warrsntsd to be- ~ good as any man
utctured. only s1ts cts; youyns second quality at
621s cts: 575 more Of those Embroidered Swiss Nus
In Collars at l2A cts worth IS cts: I0odozen black
Elastic Belts at l2ys Hoop skirts at rs; Extra tne
Linen at 80 cts worth rs Black Fringe, over inch
wide. Mt ga cts per Yard Bieached Cotton | yard
wide at 10 cts Swiss Collars Is cts. worth eli fine
Cainhric Collars at 81 .25 great bargains In More
ANTIQUE Trimming; fast coored Calico at 81 cents
Call at JACOB A. LEVY'e
IL ~ Mats
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DRY GOODS.

NT0UsELAINs, AND OTHER DRESS
wi GOODS.-Printed all wool Mou.a ians, at %
cents psr ward that we ssd earlier in tn season, at
75cents
Dress Silks, at very low prices
Cloaks at from $3.Du
Carpets at low prices
Merino, Lambs DOL and heavy Sh aker Shirts
and Drawers
Ladies' Mer,no Vests
French worked Collars and Sleeves. very cheap
Cacoes Mouse4sins, &c.
We invite a cali from all wanting Dry Goods a.
suring them that our prices shall be as IVY as any
ofour competitors. CHlLES CHI .NhhI.
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LAKE SUPERIOR MINING OoNPAsIEs.-Thel last num
Der Of the United States Railroad and Mining Re
Eistcr contains list of fortysix mining companies
In IA. Lake Superior coautry. Most Of these COM
PAN Offices In distant cities, including ten
in New YORK. nine in Boston, about many in
pitt-hurg AMI N,n> IN Detroit and Chicago. These
companies pa port to have capitals which appear
10 bs divided into shares, forming in the agsre-
gate -, ID shares II all these stocks real,
AMI have been actually paid in, they exhibit an
would amount to the enormous -um ofs7 ,3s0,Uo0
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CLOSING OUT,
~ AT AND ByLOw UlsT.
As intend closing out by the 18th Of me- q month.
invite a call from those who want
Rich Bay adere Silks and Cahhnnres
Handsome Velvet and Cloth wrapping
Blanket Sh8wls and Scarfs
Housekeeping and Servants Goods
Blankets. shGetings and Shirtings
Irish Linens, very cheap
Cloths Cassmeres and Nestings
shirts, Bosoms and Collars
Gentlemen's Shawls and Sea rfs
Infants Embroidered Robes
French Worked Collars and Sleeves:
Together with large stock OF other Goods, all OF
which will be sold at and below cost.
CHAS. HARTWELiI, rs Broad street,
no1 (nnosIte Il cosd street Hotel.
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n FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
~ SOMETHING EXTRA. FOR

- GENTLEMEN.-We have Just received
superior lot of Gents fine French Calf skin CATERS
made TO our order, in the most superior style. They
At beautifully and are the best Caters for wear that
be found ana will sell them for 80 less than
the French Caters sold for. and we will warran,
them TO wear as long. We have sold great many OF
them and they have been pronounced to be the bes,
Cater or shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep good stock of them on hand and we invite al!
in want ola lne Cater that will ct beautifully and
wear we'll, 10 call aud see them. We shall have
some sfthem made double soles, for winter
se 10 PETSEY Il WATT.
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$50. prhslAs Lacy eas dEexre4 at Ii. mouth -,
y.,h t,.s iasssn ssgsty, Va, ON Tas,aay. ia.