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SWAMI & cos LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize $4,000. Al

."
OWING to the great favor with which our SIN
" gle Number Lotteries have been received BY
the public, and the large demand for Tickets, the
Managers, g. SWAN & Co., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. The follow.
ing Scheme will be drawn in each of their Lotte-
ries for March, 1857.
CLASS 26,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, March 7th, 1857.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgis, in
public, on e.
Saturday, March IA, 1857.
.... CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlantis, Georgia, In
public,
On Saturday, March 21st, 1857.
CLASS -,
To be drawn in the City of Atlantis, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, March %, 1857,
ON THE
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WARLICk'S
PATENT PLOW.

a. JAMES II. FERGUSON takes
SGW-7 this method of informing the
assas, Planters Of Chester and York
Districts, that he has purchased the right of I
W. Woodward, to manufacture and sell Warlick':
Patent Plow in the aforesaid Districts. r. w
SPURRIER is my lawfully constituted and tray'
elling Agent of whom the Pows can be procured
or apply at my mandatory near Beckhamvilic
on Fishing Greek. JAMES II. FERGUSON.
March 3 Q ly
hn. Chester Standard copy till forbid.
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COUNTRY STORE,

to which they beg the attention Of their friends
and customers throughout the Indian Land. Be-
lieving in the motto-"quick sales and short prof
it's" their customers my expect to find bargains
the cheapest to be had in York District.
W. P. BR0ACH,
J. J. MILLS.
nsh. The Notes and Accounts Of the old frn
are in the hands Of W. P. BR0ACH; and those
who are indebted to the concern are earnestly re-
quested to call upon him and make settlement.
Oct23 43
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WILL NOT BE SURPASSED,

here or elsewhere. The Senior partner will have
charge of the drafting, wood, finishing and sales
departments; and the Smith-Shop will be conduc.
ted by the Junior partner, whose reputation as
mechanic has long been known to the people of
York District They are both
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
In Equity York.

]. F. Woolridge,
rs. Bill 10 Marshall ASSETS.
Mary c. NJ 'Connell, Ell. al j
TN pursuance of the order of the Court of Equity,
Il made at June Term, 1856, in this case, the cred
itors of S. L. Mcconnell deceased, are required
to establish their demands before me, on or before
the lst of April, 1857.
JNO. L. MILLER, C. E. Y. D.
Dec 4 (S5) 49 3m
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vENO NERVOUS sUEFERERS.--A re-
d tired Clergyman, restored to health in Il few
days, after many years of great nervous suffering,
is anxious to make known the means of cure
Will send (free) the prescription used. Direct the
Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. 80 Fulton. street,
Brooklyn, n. y.
Feb 26 S 3m
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 Prizes amounting to...".........$2040Ce 0Ce'
Whole Tickets $10-Halves S5-Quarter, $3.50
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

n WILL sell at public sale at the late residence
IL of JEROME B. BRIAN, deceased, on the 24th,
25th and 26th Of MARCH instant, oil the person
al property of said deceased consisting in part of
TWO LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES;
Mules; one fine Horse Colt; Cows, Hogs, one
Wagon and Harness, one Buggy and Harness,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also, n large
and well>selected
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, and Glassware,
and everything usually found in q country store.
ssa, Terms made known on the day of sale.
J. BLAIR HUNTER,
administrator.
March u, 1857.
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EXPERIENCED WORKMEN.

and they can therefore pledge themselves for the
superior DURABILITY and FINISH of their
work, from Sulkey up to Clarence Coach
They will constantly be in receipt of patterns,
and will be able to put up jobs in the latest and
most approved styles.
Particular attention will be given to all kinds of
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Dissolution Of Coparhership.
Goods at Rock Hill.

G W. BROAGH having retired from the Co.
u. partnership, the undersigned will heresf-
ter conduct the business at their old stand at Rocb
Hill, under the firm of W. P. BROAGH &C0-
They are now opening their stock of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which embraces every article
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY!
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
WEIKERT g. WALKER

4B9< Take pleasure in an. ,-Y,
SsN nouncing to the citi-Sa@B
EH-R- zens Of York, and the QS2-[S2
country at arge, that they have taken POSSESSION
of their new establishment, ut the stand formerly
occupied by z. c. HUTCHINSON, (nearly opposite
Stoves Hotel) where they have made on large
scale, all preparations necessary for carrying on
their
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CABINET MAKING,

.. y. IVO-NVObVVD
Yorkville, March II, 1857.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-15
VERMONT.

(Erc~inc carefully the "instructions' nnnered)
4o From Montpelier, by Barre, South Barre, Williams
town. Fact Brookfeld, East Randolph, and East
Bethel, Royalton, 1864 miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave Montpelier Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at am;
Arrive at Royalton in time for the cars to Boston
say by Ii am,
Leave Royalton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
on arrival of Boston mail-say at 3 m;
Arrive at Montpelier by IL night.
400 From Montpelier, by Barre and Washington, to
Chelsea, "a miles and back three times week
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at Ia
Arrive at Chelsea by 4 m;
Leave Chelsea Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
loan;
Arrive at Montpelier by 3 m.
403 From Montpelier, by Barre, Orange, West Tops
ham, WAITS River, East Corinth, and Bradford
Centre, Bradford, "a miles and back three times
week; with three additional weekly trips between
East Corinth and Bradford, miles and back.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 8 ~;
Arrive at Bradford by 4pm;
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Leave LivermOrs Falls russdayand Friday at 81
Arrive at Bryants Pond mex. days by II NJ;
Leave Bryants Pond Wednesday and Saturday att
PM
Arrive at Lyermore Falls next days by ga m.
lB2 From Livermofe Falls, by Jay, North Jay, WIZ
ton, and East Wil,on,ai 40 Pennington, ~ miles
and back, SIX times week
Leave LiyeImore Falls Daily, except Sunday, on
the arrival Of cars from Portand-say at loi mi
Arrive at Pennington by 2 p m;
Leave Pennington daily, except Sunday, al 8 M
Arrive at LyermoIe Falls by ia am
1873 From North Liyeore to Livermore Falls, miies
and back, six times week
Leave North Livermore daily, except Sunday, at 3
Arrive al Livermore Falls by 10 m,
Leave Lyermore Falls daily, except Sunday, at II
.Arrive at North Lisermofe by I2m
l54 From Dixfeld by Peru, Canton Mills, Livermore,
and Strickland's Ferry, Strickland's Ferry
Depot, 81 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Dixfeld Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats am; y s65t5sr rs
Arrive at Srickland,s Ferry Depot by u M;
Leave Strickland's Ferry Depot Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 am; y +
Arrive at Dixfeld by 4pm.
l5s From Mexico. by Rosbury, to Byron, 10 miles
and back once week.
Leave Mexico Saturday at 2pm;
Arrive at Byron by pm; s
Leave Byron Saturday at a mi
Arrive at Mexico by IL IA.
1856 From North Jay, by East Dixfeld and Carthage
Weld, IS miles and back, three times a week.
Leave North Jay Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at ia m; Ers ,,i .e
Arrive at Weld by 10 m; a-ts a5. b. st.
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at North Jay by pm.
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Jl Leave WOhborougn Monoay, WeuhoSuoy, anu FIT
day at p mi
Arrive at Centre Herbor by 8 p m;
Leave Centre Harbor Tuesday, Thursdays and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Marlborough by 8 mi
Leave Marlborough Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Meredith Village by p m;
Lsavc Meredith Village Monday, Wednesday, end
Friday at m; N
Arrive at Marlborough by q m.
3l2 From Lake Village, by West Alton, to Alton Bay,
l6 miles and back, three times n week,
Leave Lake Village Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10 . m;
Arrive at Alton Bay by 2pm;
Leave Alton Bay Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at m;
3ls From wofoorough, by Mackerel Corner, Tufton-
boro', Mevin Village, East Moultonboro', Moul-
tonboro and Sandwich, TO Centre Sandwich, 20
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Wofborough Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Centre Sandwich by 8 pm;
Leave Centre Sandwich Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at I'm;
Arrive at Wofborough by pm.
9l4 From Marlborough by North Marlborough, Ossi-
peo, Centre Ossipee, West Osspee, and Madi-
son, to Conway, So miles and back, three times a
week, with three additional weekly trips TO Ossi-
pee, 3 miles and back.
Leave Marlborough daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Ossipce by p m;
Leave Ossipee daily, except Sunday, at III a m;
Arrive at Wofborough by pm;
Leave ossipee Tuesday, Thursday, aid Saturday at
Bpm;
Arrive at Conway next days by am;
Leave Conway Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
Sam
Arrive at ossipee same days by III am.
SIS From Wakefield, by East Wakefield and Giddon's
Corners, to Bingham, ~ miles and back, three
times week,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

lmriIali1Htf tffiWHiff 'HI'F NII
mnA llrivhOuu tfa
called loaUs If. t.flNft.t
t0 fft tuHf imagination Vufr ien
enough, lhefos uluaR ulb
ufmnmnfcih lht expression W.
I mt fhe labw iofoF hm wt
rounded t.lha omNdiaH. SOW
sill ter ll Vs. were 'unf dave
Il coming llom Ahheahu'dtu fi.
p'uo w. Wo noH something
Iho oHt ilnllrlouj utly mIio
uollh uflafo. ln}oahVhilcd
towns ihepoplIaiIm tn'l0mHirl
III about ioHy tIsus0nl / U0d
among tIls people ha1y things
that rHmud mc m llo Jews,
About bali ol The mnIr children
me eIfeuneIsed ! they hayc affairs
NJ rough stone, where they make
sacrifices, and they Nill Worship
anything 10 The world, o.. ldola.
lrous Israel did on scycal ocea-
aont. This morning | saw tWo
women carrying their god1 about
to beg cach woman hal a large
uako thrown over her shoulders,
and this was her god 1ho snakel
were much like the waller moe
cassin, about lour or five feet lonr,
and us large as u rat,lcsnakc would
be at that length. Iasked ii they
were not afraid the snakes would
bite lhemi One showed me where
hers had bit her. had never
been so overcome with the horrors
Of heathsnism before, notwi'h-
standing ! had been preaching to
family where they had The head
Of human beiug lying IN the
altar of their idol. What they had
the human skull there for ! do not
know ; il IS not my business to
learn abou; their worship. but to
teach the glorions plan Of saliva.
iion BY Jesus Christ. preach IN
the market places occasionally,
but ! do the most Of my preaching
BY visiting from house to house. !
am determined. By the grace Of my
Master, to preach the elorious
Gospel ofihc blessed G oil as nearly
as ! can to every creature in this
70 b. r1aIirps,i.l
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

In the Brt,sA Sporfsmsa We find
tho following hints respecting the
management Of a rearing horse. which
wc have rea~n to believe will remedy
II not radically cure a horse Of this
trick
Whenever you perceive q horse'o
inclination 10 rear. separate your rims
and prepare for him. The instant he
Is about 10 rise. slacken one hand and
bend or ,viS, his head With the other,
keeping your hands low. This Ind.
Ing ccmpcls hIm to move a hind Lex,
and cf necessity brings bis fore feet
down. Instantly twist him complete.
" ruund swo os three slues. which
will confuse him very mrch. nd rom.
plssay throw Limo6 Ne quad. THE
msuent you have oalshed visiting him
round. place his hsad h ne direction
you wish TO procssd. apply the spurs.
end be will not fall to 70 forward. II
the sIiuaslou be favorable. prr-s him
into q esIlop, and apply the vhip and
spurs tvo or three times severely.
The hyvze will not BE- satisfied with
bic frss defeat. bus may feel disposed
81 try again fcs the mastery. Should
this be the case You have only 10
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

This IL ,hs month 10 plast cstilses
u ornamsniel shrubbesy. Aluoss
everything q yike root N plsssed
properly itIs sh. Afs( he Ant
FROST. " vssD1 clsss out I'll ksis md
ornamental lscss, they bsspms lmhsd.
ed ins coll through shs wissss.
aud ~ ~ Spsins eeusss. " tsss
grovsV6. without b1hg ~ bask h
the leaves. October vill pesvs .
pleasant ninth 10 vosk ssl The
shrubesy should b pssssd vhsss Il y
needed. clessed Of issecss' sess. and
maaured. Rich Vegetable nsllss sss
the oaly mssufes That should h wssk-
ed In around vssdy shrSbbWy. Dovs.
ing recommssds svsmp.nsct, VIII
The addition of lime. We have 6tusd
II 10 be valusbls sspusd tsVes, bssA
ornamental. ed ffuIl Asd Nh =
the ncash y spfay Il. hs tvo 81
ressDns; ent. ~ swsmps sse ~
nov, and IT. muck is esally Md
out, second. W. wissss ssiqn .bsas
down ssd ssfs1o shs msdA. - II h
more Ulubls ~ H. sssls y ~
upes n ~ epflag. Lay out ~ ~
ptaas ~ ~ SsDonsoeol ggsuodA
cosesrs IL plsa vel. 6glsF11o -
masy srsss vhsa isll o1evs \ IN
take y lIss ~ svsss<; ~ oony
shrubs ltll Fvvs y viIl ~ y ~.
Der ~ velh. ~ - bsaoung -
trees ars ~ msll. ssast ssslia0
minute. vlns slRn a - ~ .
EngIisA psss, rslyiee = elnn1ng
.sksm eat TveslRb = - -
sss.sl srvs.h - - - -
mach d1eubesgy. II ~ -
vosld ~ sgsaNgulol - -
~; ~ } sS ~ e. 6
s. -! :!
- - ''Iv& M
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

fHf me FHlWf WHf
LIHts DuRiso iLtrfss
~ sFysnf
fhaat fai | az bette
1ha fever bas sahIna'lI
nni ah llAs = lsaf
flam IL natal stein hah.hA.
IN iiisd. sni siibsf'l sha wofa avay
A haliIIyles bal IN lhe ,sfga ai decay
po'p 'had'w' q rlasm
liplh all found NY pIllos
w. spirit, are doll,
hul dfonh llhe N, willow
y IN moment 10 Li., iho spii bnfte
lhai 'tps o'er she mounisin aud ii',Isi
lha tfoesl
Fling open the whdiw
I,el the SUNSHINE n heston
Once more play around M,
NJ thoughts, Ike lbo lctcn,
fnfIrcls lhe earth, and rove ai lheif will ,
Bal ihe eya q perception i DARK y me
still
How ehrguor'd iHl lii',
With IT, Joys and I,s soa
Tie IKE the swiil tide,
Il ebha and 1t aowsi
To-day wore a. brisk n bird on the
wing,
Tomorrow low lad with lll't barbcl
s,lhs
OH were !, no, better
10 bloom Ike Tho leaf,
And dic in Oe,cber
A death soft and brief.
Than to wear Oh, our spring in sorrow
and care.
And our sumner in sickness and sullcn
dcsrnirY
Ba. the rnler cf Nature
l. fx'd In His skill;
And We. Ike tho leaves,
Mus, how to Ills will.
But wherefore complain of lie ordinance
grave
lic scourgcs to ehasiCn, and cha.,ens to
save.
Thcu praise Hin. my soul,
Tor this ecn,lc grasp
From the ianrs of Disease
And Deaths hasrid clasp!
Through Griei's dlsmal shade, o'er Woes
rugged hill,
Grea, tod oi Great ~ BE- Thou NJ.
gdilc ssilll
PaSot,. sli's.. 1857.
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rxae,ness in Business.

Many Il the misunderstanding of
sncisl ne ar uccnsipned by The want
nl precision IN language, aud the habit
among MANY olmaking lDosr promises.
One party depends IN The promise. the
oiher lurgcis u, and an gnkiud feeling
grow. oui ui ibc matter. In business
affairs especially. the utmost exact.
ness should be- observed among friends.
We have known two ladies' 20 shop.
ping together, ard each borrow money
ci the other 'ill their accounts were
bupelessly ruiargled, when a deal Of
other wrsugiug, or mutual ccldness
aud dislrus, wuuli be he result. A
country friend sends a list ot commis.
sious 10 a eiiy lady The latter pur.
chases and PAYS for the articles and
sends them as directed. In dependence
on the COED faith Of her friend, who.
0n her par:--st least In six cases out
VI tcs--lvrgcts to refund the amount.
entirely or In par. The loser. on The
other hand. always remembers the OBJ
legation. and Il delicscy prevents hes
asking 10 have her outlay replared.
will seldom be willing TO render the
same service again. II Is not unusual.
also. to tell or act little untruihs In
the war Of business, and persons sill
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

animal I eheuse 10 haai mps ass,
n ioi it,a NJ sti.iaps, asi mo',
iftlst1 ihao NE vali, That {" wllh ~
laer ealrpf A. IN tho au,i papsf
I VIII VII yaa mom about my $50
rast Far
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

Va often beat yoaag laeh whn Lass
rfsili meins dpleflly contrasting
ihflf NJ With that n flah men, aons
Vet the longer ve llse, thu mufe va
Hff convinced that iho old merchant
vaa Hshl whu shld 10 "a When W.
heain 10 live, nniaslty, my lad, 4,
better than lngd's Of gold, and char
raiof better ihan credit" We could
furnish, II nned were, from vuf avn
esprfienoe, a scofe ef illustrations h.
prove The truth Of HI. remarks IN
All branches NJ business, IN all avora
ilans, character In The long inn, IL lhe
beet capital Says Poor Richard.
"'lhc sound u your hammer At Ava
w The morning, of nina at night, heard
hy creditor, mahcs hlus easy i5f VI,
months longer, bat u he aees You at a
gaming table, or hears yanf Voice al q
iayctn, when YOU should be al WORK.
be sends Ior biz money the nes, day"
What " true oi tho young mechanic.
IA true also Of The young merchant.
~ young lawyer. Old and sagaclous
firms will not long continue 10 rive
credit for thousands of dollars, whnn
they see The purchaser, II n young
man, driving fast horses, NJ lounglne
IN a drinking saloon. Clients will
not entrust their cases 10 advoc,ifs .
however brilliant, who frequent ~
card table, The vine party, or the '' ~"
course. II Ia better In beginnIrcl
10 secure q reputation for
aud problty, than 10 own h.r
lands. u with them you have r.,,ow0
actcr. ~. ,s'',' 's"'
A facility Of obtaining q YER, rea.
the outset Ia often an lnjurYa Is made
Of benefit. Il makes the ynmeiia,e.
ginner too ventuscsome, 6lls zeal I'm
dreams Of too much 10 nsgl. hssd
work, foreihoughi. caution and scono.
my. Excessive capital IL tho snsre
10 a young man. Il has past slmos.
into . proyerb. 10 consequence. tha,
the sous Of rich men never mako
good business men. To succeed In
life. wc must learn Ne value Of money.
But . supcrnsIty Il means st tho
outset Is nearly . certain method of
rendering Us inssaalbls 10 la value.
No man ever grew rich Who had rot
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

Cs,.g ne sckeis As,mai.-" Bill"
ssid one lcafcrsto another. recently.
"Isa National Resosmes. I is"
Ivy. Is ,ha, our party !"
Ivy. yes. hessy. il Is that. lfyca
pu, in vote foe that party. you vote
yourself a farm"
"vell. I don't 70 that without
they n 20 little further. wants Q
arm. and somebody to work Il be.
sides"
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~ its psaait slsf
LETTHN from AFRICA


~ fss assf Hra'li, ssd s.aa
oar meeting and acquaintance
was sboft, hpl The warm esptea.
'ioha n your feelings lof The wel.
fare and prosperity Of The Affirno
Mls.lon have bound yhn to my
bosom With The strongest cords "
gratitude al andying chustian
Affection Scarcely one short year
has passel since ~ we're together
NJ OAIord, but now the mighty
waters Of the great Atlantic lIo b..
tween Us, Aiier | leii you went
70 Clinton, Miss, where ] wns
married, on the nth day Of juno,
toa young lady by the name Of
Clara u. Warner. The next morn.
ing after our marriage, we started
'by way Of New Orleans and Mo.
bile 10 Montgomery, Ala. There
again met Brother A. NJ. Point.
dexter, Of Virginia, and | was or
dainedby the Moutgomer, Church,
and we were set apart Tor the Ia
bors ofthc African Mission. Thence
We came by way of Nashville,
Tenn, Louisville. Ky, aud Gin
cinnaii, Ohio. to Rio Grande, Ohio,
TO Mrs. Priests mothers. But
upon our arri,al at Rio Gssndc. !
met a letter from Brother j. II.
Taylor, Of Virginia, advising me TO
proceed directly to New York. SO
we only remained with our mo-
ther five days, though my wife
had not seen her in two years be-
fore, (my wife was teaching in the
High School at Clintop.l We ar
rived in New York Oh the 81 day
Of August, where we had to re-
main till the 18th of September,
when We went aboard the bark
Hermitage, which was bound di.
rect for Elmira, q seaport town
belonging TO tile Dutch on the
west coast OF Airicn. On the 9Th
day Of January W. anchored OIL
Lagos but the sea was al high
and the breakers SO rough, we
could not leave the yessel until
the 18th 30 we were one hun
drcd and sixteen days coming from
New York to Lagos. While on
The highway oi nations." VIC wit.
messed what We had often resd OF.
"a storm at sea-" The best de-
scription | ever read you can find
in the iO7th Psalm.
April sA.-On the 18th We en-
bsrkcd in canoes for Abbcokuta,
upon o river, or more correctly a
lagoon, which b wider than the
great Niss.ssippi. A few canoe,
and wandering ses-birds were all
that We saw upon its broad bosom
About fifteen miles from Lagos va
entered into . little, crooked. mas
~ ives, where the mangross
bushes grow 20 thick Il is impos'
sible to - suything more than I
few fsss from you, ssd he niasms
was - eGbasivs I ltsss1 Il would
make nsisk ! but bsfss 10 o'eloch
the 6sss svsslae ws sans inse Z
larger hvsr, Tie Qspn, Wild rum
within ssvss milo 4 Abbeokuts
We ~ hssh slsPAsss crack
whsvs thsy ~ ~ sbs water
end Il birh - nsaksys ,her
wss No 81 Ths bird ~ Of 81
sisss and colon, iron that n thu
litsle tsusewssa ~ Ne broad
mosslsi rsspsl. We were mrcl
dslisAssA - sssvslins iss shre'
days shsss0A - . low and ds
sesssshls ssuuoy, Viii The nigh
Il M - = vkish wen
ssswsso M opsu en- in fol
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AVtNG Permanently located him.
1 .sf. tender, hit profe,iiuhal Sar-
/. .. 6, the citizens of pinos and sicin-
,s. f7'- U,fc' On the east siil " the
.at rah.c square. whore ha can ALWAYS
found. lt ', tia tlsn-lins house Loves
lIisll ca apswiicn professionally enrag-
II n9.6m
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An exchange wants TO know What
nsse psecious Offering csz Ne lsid
tpm IN altar u q mans heaFs tkaa
" Gpst Dsve Il . pssc eesness ss1
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VI. e.. C.ayce 4 Son.

A4ctionsef5, Conlffii ssion Me- q snts,
General Agents. and Real
Estate BTokefs,
". - Midison It,. sfemphis. Tsnn.,
NEGpors. Heal Estate. Merchandise,
y Furniture. Land scrip. Stock Of all
sini.. Renting and Leasing Property,
.sa-a-e AMI ccn.irnnenss solicited.
- This I. our eleventh year in Mem.
~. anil now permanently located. We
sai,sr ourselves tha, We will receive
Ikeral share II patronage. ul6-s
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I'M. WisweNk Co.,

manufacturer and D0oleFD -
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An absent-minded editor hating
ecurted . girl and applied to her fa.
ihes. The old man said:
We'll. yca want my daughter.
What soys Of q settlement vilI you
makei What wiIl ycu give herr
"Gs hesf" replied the editor.
lochin. sp vseansly. /" Why. I'D
give her puff"
"Tsie her, said the old mss.
Mr.. Jameson says: The bread af
life is love; the salt Of life is work )
the sugar Of life b poetry sAe vssa'
Of life Is faith"
Hand Us The bsesd and sugar, I'D
ut The salt and water stand still
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