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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05
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Well gather round the cheerful hearth,
And with Reflection temper Mirth.
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&BgE'g yFF@Rl>
Busy with her shining needle,
There sits lucy GRAY;
0 how fast hcrlittle fingers
Stitch, stitch, stitch away
Very hard she works tonight,
Three long hours by candle.light,
Yet her face looks calm and bright,
And not one complaining word
From her lips is heard.
Would you like 10 know a secretH
Listen then to one;
Lucy is 10 have shilling,
When her work is done
And the thought of "money" makes
Easier every stitch she takes
Cheers her when he fingers aehes
With bright reward in sight,
Labor's always light.
What does Lucy want with money.
Would she playthings buy2
Or pretty little work box? I
Gloves-or new neck-ti
Or nice plum cake TO eat?
Or some fruit all ripe and sweet?
Or a bOok-the greatest treat2
No, no, Lucy does not stitch,
Herselfto enrich.
Forthere dwells poor young widow,
In the self same street
And three little helpless children,
With not much to eat
No warm fire, or Christmas fare,
viii those sad forlorn ones share,
Unless strangers for them care
So our busy little maid,
Means to send her aid.
Yes she means TO give her shilling
Torelieve their need
And she works with perseverance,
Hungry babes to feed
Happy ch lid for blest are those
From whose loving heart there flows
Sympathy for others woes
And who gladly "self' deny,
Saecor to supply.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

New ESgLAND EIGGRANr AID CoNPA-
N1.--Up to the present tine SlC6. .6C6,6G
have been paid into the treasury Of tlis
Company. Subscriptions are rapidly III
creasing. The Boston Chronicle reports
that, Notwithstanding the losses which
the company sustained by the destruction
its splendid hotel in Lawrence, and tho
sloppage Of It's regular business By tho.
civil wars in Kansas, lis property there
in real estate IS worth a. leas. treble the
amour. originally invested.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

NEVER EoksAEE FRIENp When en-
emies gathef thick and fast around him
when sickness fallssheayy OIL his Leart
WHEN the worlds dark and cherries,
this is the time TO Try true friendship.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

Prosperity shines on different persona
much in the same way that the sun shinea
on different objects, Some it hardans like
mud, while others it softens like wax. =,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

II you would increase the size and
prominence oi your eyes--juSt keep an
account of the money spent foolishly,
laRs.adfi, up at the end Of the year,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05
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time subscribed for, all arrearagcs must be paid
and positive directions given to that effect
I5'Advcrtiscments inserted at the usual rates.
GFAll advertisements not having the number Of
insertions marked on them, will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

NEW HA4gynIRE STATE ELECTION
The annual Safe election in New Hsmp.
Shire takes place early in March, aud
both the Republican and Democratic par
ties are preparing for aa animated ooar
test. The present incumbent Of tic Cub
ernaiorial chair Mr.. Me'cali, declines u
reelection. The Republicans, who ii
New Hampshire have entirely absorbed
the American party, have nominated VIII
liam Hale, ofLinsdaIe, until within a few
years member Of the Democratic party.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

lfthere are quacks Who seem to stand
up high. it is simply on account Of the
numerous Flats that surround them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

TITLE OF FIRMs.--One of the best IT,
ties of a mercantile firm We have ever seen,
is "Call o. Settle," which is painted in
golden letters on q sign in one of oul
eastern cities Customers are reminded
every time they pass, Of their outstanding
accounts.
"Neal & Pray is the title of another
firm. But the following "beats ALL
Two attorneys, says an old ne~spaper,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05
Mr. Hale on the Press.

Wien the bill which provided for com
peliing witnesses 10 testify was up, Mr
Hale The jolly Senator, opposed the bill
with his test efforts, although he bcliey-
ed the witness, whose case was ospeci-
ally u be met by the new act, Was wrons
in his position. The following %e tao
from report Of his remarks:
"Se, ere as The dvnunciaiJns of Ito
Press arc, it is an institution notwith-
standing. Ii has a hundred eyes and u
thousand tongues. 1t secs, hrars. and
flashes what Is here id throughout the
whole country. The Press will live as
long as Congress willard a day after.
Laughter It will record our dissUlE.
ton, and lie hero Of tie press will be tho
man against whom Congress, ia the year
Of grace 1857, undertakes, by bill u
pains aul penalties, to put down.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

Grain is treated ike infants. When
the head becomes heavy, it is cradled ::
aud must be wei thrashed 10 render it g
FOR use.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-03-05

E~s1t is with ideas as With.
eS those ofIhp least
eulatO
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A:MiT': t"n TIrE CrrN? WI~i.-Thc Herald
oftrr"'lom, "fthc 9th ult., estimates the i'll
tluN u! population into Kansas, the present sea
BON, nt :n,0u0, and Is o:ihc opinion that be
fore winter sets in loo, GOO will have been nd-
dcd to the permaS"nt population Of the terri
tory. Meantime the human current pvurs on
with undiminislcd volume. Many stop in
WcS'crn Missouri, and others continue on t"
Northern Texas There is Il regular stream Of
emig"at ion flowing Suuh through Lawrence
and other places in Kansas, says the Herald
to the number of hundreds .lnv l"ol;inp for :,
warmer climate. We al" learn that w!i:!,.
there has been q large influx Of population il
Missouri the present season. there has been all
immense emigration from il. 4 gentleman
who recently came up from Eans - reports
the roads full Of movin. caravans, with their
slaves and cattle. from Mi:s"ur Goin. To Tex
as The same gentleman tarrir,! som. three
weeks at tn" thriving village OF Moncka, and
while there the road WIS daily thrunr"I with
California C:nIgranis from Missouri. They
were OF the wca!thirr c.,..s, some Of them huv-
ing slaves and large herds of cattle
TnE Crors.-Ihc wheat crop l,a. turned out
fully oncthirl more than IN average crop.
perhaps We might say one half Never before
were such crops of wheat raised in the coun.
try. Never have we heard Of such yield Of
wheat Rev. Mr.. Boycc made forty four bush
cls on one mere! We understand Col. McNcr-
ly sow"'l two bushels Of wheat in February,
nnd will make forty from them. The corn
crop is LATE, but looks well and has not suffer
cd Vet from the drought. The c";,,h will l."
light. II Ne si"mi,i have early !i"sts. very
little will ic ma..". The "a'> cr.i' i""'kr'l we'll
Il short ii ic since, lat has been cut short hv
the dry wcathrr.--G Gf',"Wo idf.;"'.
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j. .. McKELLhR,
TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
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Pui~i:c,H, devoted chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION
of information relating To the various Mcchan-
c and Chclni: Arts, Industrial Manufactures,
Agriculture, Patents, Inventions, Engineering,
Miliw"rk, and all interests which the light of
pr"clicI Science is calculated 10 advance
Reports of L. s. i'Hcnfx granted are also
published every week, inclu.ling Gilicinl Cop
les Of all the Patent Claims together with
news a!i! Information upon ti.U llsands Of other
subjects.
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scrIbcrs, ns l"llows:-$20u for the lst, $I75
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qunrto pages, forming annually n complete
and splendid volume, illustrated with several
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gagged in procuring patents for new Inventions.
and will advise inventors, without charge. in
regard to the novelty Of ,l,cir Improvements,
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'E'::~ %::,e" uf se>cse;, sI:,,n:s,,;,.

'E';:" ':;,:" Df SHcsfis S7:sT":s,a.,,
LHEEiJkTI' H!%7Naj|Y:
? 7!Il.ToN II. lrlI.r. :vh" i, n"w in the
~ "u-;".'v "i IL, :I:ygi;, al .ihhcvil.r IL.
trri hy Virtue q! wri: "i cH,''2 ,.H S.,''tf',.
.''''"''" nj III" sat 81 -, ,'n"r /. 'ui;h, lnv.
IL" i'l"'l il my t -. tu-e..,,"r w.',l srl",i
u!". "n "H;'. q! Ia, ct:ii.. :;.t@t :v's hi. l..i
iI"'i I" 'h" Court "G r"'n'r,r iira". i,r:, Wing
that he may he aim;lir,. 10 :hn Ir:r.;L ct t!",
Ar.i"i H." General h-.''rl Iy, 'aa'!: :vr the
rr'icf of i:i,"iv"tt ,-li, -
IL 's "''i"r"'' ia: Ia" .aid Sirn".r T. Saith.
aud all others a." .r..lii"r. 80 whom il,. yci.i
Ni,t"n H. !'''i' ~ IN ""y was Indebted. H.,
nni they are hereby S'!'':'.l"n.I, ani iav.. to
''"" (" Hli"nr h"inr" in. said ,,,,i.' Ii Ai,!n.
vii" t"'., .l"'i*', on Monday. the llii Jay g.!
October n"A', (" s!'.w cnus.', r. any !it,y crn
whN ili' prayer - the petition aiur.:l :irru.i
!i"; J." H,mr!rl.
MATli!Nw MCDONALD. e. e. =.
tt,ir" If C",:il.irn !,.:'@ .i!h,v:ll,.
District, this ::';h .un". l,...I Io-",n
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AUGUSTA. GEO.
slk:cDIl ~ NDEEEs;LE4 nrc now


sfEoo1u ~ NOEsFsELE nrc now
~ III r""ci,t "E their New Stock of
SPRING: AND SUMMER
I'd D E1E. fs., g. q p saD ~e
r.'"'r'"."E all Of the Latest Styles Of the
Season in
IA p c,G u '-2se:5 @a @DaD=
AS we'll ~ most Complete Assortment of
STAPLE AND DaNESTlC ARTICLES.
To which they respectfully s"'ic. attention -
Plain, l;;Ik and Fancy DRESS SILKS, beau
tI.ul ~. "r.uirit;
Rich F"n!ard, i'rr'.G-r and Muslin ROBES:
l.mr-r Assortment MI '%IINS, LAWNS
LAcoNEE$. and OEGANDIES;
Fr. tAMHEIt$. CIIAMBRAYS, and
BRIl.IIAN1S:
DEIE';l:S and DmBEGE ROBES, for
Travelling Dresses:
ClIALIIES, CIIALL.Y DrLAINEs,
and BEKGE DELAINES;
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, for Ladies
PRINTS and GINGIIAMs every Stylo ond
MouKyISG GOODS, in good assortment;
VIII. CAMiIRICS, JACONET% MULES
",'ii "na iNAiiNsooks' Plain, Striped and
rlain and n,tteA sjWIsS; VIII. ana Cold
ThnI.hT.iNS:
I.Mi'lH'ibEEiI:S, very large assortment
Of VERY description
l,t!$,N ItlMMiNGS; SKIRTS of all kinds
$rri".. nnl ,;'t,t,,a"r;
3lEii:A SiiANl@; VIII. CRlrESlIAWIS;
Hosiery, large assortment of every de.
lHE=ll i.lNENs, rINES &ir1:ErIsGs Pill
InW LINENS;
TAEl:H nAaiNsN, DAM.A&K TABLE
TOWill3%t.;. ii',,K..nAtI,S and TOW.
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IAG0NIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE
E,N3'E'a'GE'l'E2,

\ L co X T. 5; i l. RY.
r VII. Trustees of this INSTITUTION I.Si
4 r"';s "f l.l"'ins it upon II permanent ha-
::+ ari "f cTt"n'iin.; IL; hcu"fit>. propose to
sell SCHOLARSHIPS upon the following plan ::
Twenty Years in the Literary De.
lariin"nt, $50 90
Fifteen Years i'll the Literary De-
I'aiimrEt, IoJ o.,
T." Years III the Literary Department, 80 y,
SIX 80 ca
Any r"rs"n r"r'la*in" :. Scholarship for !.
number "f Veal, lc:3 than twenty will h,. per
'.t;"I to Use it III amy time during twenty,
Years.
D. VI. M'|ANTS. Esq, worthy brother
AMI a ::or:.can Of the highest res,'cctabili:v,
Is or ;:::r"! for the sale Of the above and is
authorized t" receive DONATIONS Confidently
rel! in" upon the i!bcrali!;' Of our Order and an
Intelligent: public, We c"mmcnd him and his
MISSION to their c"Iii'lcncc and support
). X. VANCE, +. B. II.
March 1G, 1851. 4G.tf
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CONS & as.SE E.h:S.

III" :"i''wir" PERSONS lave frr:sh. i. ~"
Drj."t ~. hL!".,:.,c:-
J { |, \ Whit. " i;arr CT I,n<i:, =. i:-nu>i.
d Alien, ! >!'i.;:"yn. :: !. i"w;.n. - Tr";.;. l.
j j i.y'.,# II 7 Miller. j G .!u..;"i.llr", !:
Tayl":, :; I barEc-, j I Iiads!"I. -. :: i Mar.
shall, j " Crawford, II y ZONES, ti-n. i )!
smith. j y Norwood, Henry Jones, II ;, N,rY.
" Cook.
II. i. SnEijI!.T. Ac':
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r p. ROBERTSON.
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER,

NXOJILD respectfully offer his services 10
the citizens Of this aud the adjoining
Districts. lie il SO generally known, that he
deems it unnecessary to do more than refer Ito
his address, viz: Diamond Hill p o., Abbe-
vile DistFict and all communication directed
to him win ,reseiye prompt attention.
V Novs7, 1856. e1tf
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DRUGS, TGED1CZNEs, &C.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
'sNIE attention Of the public is invited ia
l. orr Sturk of choice
UNiDlnTERiTED DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Perfnnrry,
.Ess EG e. J gS Il % aEsasso
And all other articles in our line. We feel
assured hat no house in the Sontli can offer a
Stock superior 90 ours in gcnu'nrncss aud luri-
ty; all official preparations being: made il,
strict accordance with the iornlulariss Of the
W. II. lhnrIiiacorncia.
Our Stock OF Dental and Surgical Instru-
ments is full. and We have ,lnrqralIcd arrange.
ments for Procuring additional supplies at The
shortest notice.
Feeling confident that We can furnish our
customers witt, tho best articles, on rc;.sona
bic terms, we respectfully solicit orders, and
pledge ourselves to fill them with fidelity and
despatch. PLUME d. LEITNEIs.
Late ID. B. Plumb IL Co.
Augusta, Ga, April II. lSd6. I6oujan
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Ese.1sHH amid E.as

TTOE SALE. in tie Town Of Abbcyilic.-
f. Ar;Iy ~ o.: rH;c..
MAY /. iA"T 52tr
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=. :t;r::a@:st
Estate Of John Oliver, deceased.

NoTEc!: Is hereby s:iven to all parties ccn-
~ crrn"'l. nnl especially to those residing
beyond the limits "f the Stat that Final
Srttir,r"nt OF the Estate OF .:"',n Oliver, de-
ceased, Will he iI"'!,' in the Court or Drl.nnrv
',r Ah!cvilt: District, on Friday. a." lrih
lay "i ''':!v NJ. All r"r.,"n' l,:tvins r,milu+
l'ayIr"n;, g.. t;ro.. OWN: ar, Required {, ;4y
on or before ;.,.i 'i::v.
-. y. l..,','. Lt;:;;,, Ex'rr.
I."wn,i..*v!;". Az. i;,.
Airil il. LII .n.,n
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eI;- The friends Of w. w. GRIFFIN respect-
fully announcehim candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. May7, 1885
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Hundred Esoii:svS

mo$tlr in TEN AMI TWENTY Dollar Iiili:: q:
Tw" 81 90 H.l*, amI about 81 OO in silver
thanr"--ro ;'ap:rs in it. ANY person fn,.ii,.
the Sliie ami leaving It ri this pi'i". will Lr
hlrraily rewarded or amy information r,:pcct-
III" il thankfully received.
July :, ISL 10 It
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e25" The friends of NIAlROD MccoRD re-
sI'ectiu}ly announce him as Candidate for
Sheriff ut the ensuing election. -.
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a. ID ~ 'EN

S OS'r on Friday, the Sd n.tant. between
- Wilmington anI Mr. Joshua Na,i+. on
the Road l"aIin& from .thl,.yille Court ll"u.n
to Cokcsbury, common Black lDHrMpNAl
OF usual size, contuinin:s rs nearly as rrc"l
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eS'" The friends of s. G.. W. DILL respect
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff, at
tho next Election.
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tn III" I'D June t.it., lv The Rev. .r.."s
M""r". Dir EEl,i;i.% BEDJG.I. "f AuL,.soI,
and Mis- ELIZABETH HiAtiiMDN
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The postage on all letters to any part of the
country must be prepaid.
Letters not exceeding ! oz. within 5000 miles
8 cents, prepaid; over 5000 miles. 10 cents. II
conveyed wholly or partly by sea; and to and from
foreign country, 10 cents within. and 20 cents
over $500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by treaty
&c. Every additional oz. or fraction, carries
an additional postage
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
Office cent. Advertising letters cent.
Newspapers periodicals, unsealed circulars OF
other articles of printed matter, Except books,)
when sent to any part of the United States, and
weighing not over ounces, cent, and for every
additional ounce, or part thereof, cents. II
within the State, not weighing over oz.. cent
Books bound or unbound. not weighing over
lbs, for any distance under 5000 miles, | cent
per ounce; over 5000, 2 cents per auncc. The
above must he prepaid, or double these rates.
Weekly Newspapers, Cone copy only0 sent to
actual subscribers within the county where print
ed and published, free.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25
FORM OF LICENSES.

Every subsequent license after the first. shall be
da ed from the expiration Of the former license
issued by the Sheriff or his deputy, to any foreign
miner who shall have been engaged in mining
from the expiration of such former license.
SEC. 3. The fourth section of said Act is here
by repealed.
SEC. 4. The fifth section of said act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows The Comp
troler of State shall fill the blanks for the coun-
ties which have been left in The printed form, and
shall issue to the Recorder Of each mining coun-
ty, such number of licenses as may be required for
the use OF said county, taking receipt therefor.
which receipt shall be recorded in book provided
for that purpose, and shall charge the against
said Recorder, and said Recorder shall execute a
bond to the State. conditioned for the faithful
performance Of all the duties required of him by
this act in the sum Of ten thousand dollars, to be
approved by the Governor and Comptroller. and
filed in the office of the Comptroller.
SEC. 5. The twelfth section of said act is here
by amended as to read as follows: The Comp
trolcr of State shall as soon as practicable, com
pare the returns Of the Sheriff with the report of
the County recorder. and if there be any dscre-
pancy in the statements, it shall be the duty of
the Comptroller to Immediately inform the Pro-
scouting Attorney Of the county in which such
delinquent resides, who shall commence suit
against such delinquent and his suretes forthwith.
SEC. The fifteenth section of said act is here
py amended SO as to read as follows: 1t shall be
the duty of the different Sherils to return all un-
sold licenses to the County Recorder prior to the
18th day of December of each year, and receive
new licenses. and the County Recorder shall i'm
mediately transmit to the Comptroller of State
said licenses. Such licenses so returned shall
be placed to the credit OF the different County
Recorders on the books of the Comptroller, and
the licenses destroyed
SEC 7. Immediately upon the passage of this
act, the Treasurer of State shall transfer to the
Comptroller of State all books and papers in his
office connected with the issuance of Foreign
Miners Licenses, and when entries have been
made on books containing other entries of the
business of the Treasury Department, he shall de-
liver to the Comptroller certified copies of all such
entry respecting the issuance of Foreign Miners
Licenses and it shall be the duty of the Comp
troller of State to make the necessary settlements
with the different officers for licenses heretofore
issued.
SEC. 8. 1t is hereby made the duty of the Trea-
surer of each county to which licenses have been
issued, to report to the Comptroller of State on
the first Monday of August next, and on the first
Monday of every third month thereafter, the
amount of money received by him on account OF
Foreign Miners License.
Approved April 7th, 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25
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!. Subscribers who do not give express notice
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s. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
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their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
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informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
gs5~Notice should always be given of removal
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take a paper or periodical from the Office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncaled for, is prima facic
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Nzfs~Postmasters would oblige. by strict full
Glment of the regulations requiring them to mott
fy Publishers, once in three months, of papers not
taken from their Office by subscribers.
E,s~ Under the law of Congress papers ore not
charged postage in the county in which they are
Dul,liShed,