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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

TIXECUTORS SALE or NhLUk3. T.
IL REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of r. @
| wIlI and testament CT Franklin 3 Cox t.raa.
toe undersigned will sell a, public aIc,lno. ~t
5foaday the 18Th day Of Nor0lJsr rcr ii0nr'
dayJ a; Fairfax Court House, al! tina. FAhA.
and TRACT of LAND, situated IN tar'
County, Virginia, al the junction Of tn road
! from Alexandra and Fairfax Court Hons, 70.
Occoquan, i miles from Occoquan and g..
mics rom Alexandria, containing aHJ#. o..
ACRES. this Farm is well adamtrd 20 af
and grass, aud beautifully situated la e. aaa
and prosperous neignborhood, convenient g..
Churches, Mills, Stores, Pos; Once, ant 1.,
one and Il half miles from tide Wa,c! ...g. a 800.
l=A The improvements thereon, 1oE:..... .
- large and convenient TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, with kI'chca t#E2.s
a never failing well OF good water, vita ,aIy
near the door; a large BARN, nearly uew a..
other necessary out.buiidings, all IL good ..Fa'
Any one wishing 10 view the property P'.,.
Gus 20 the sale, will be shown the came, b. call.
ing on Joseph Stiles, living on the premise
The Terms, (Which will be TO suit Fmchas-
ers,) will be made known on the day ei sale.
EZRA EVANS,
Holm TROTH. Ey'dr-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

TaZXARD notwithstanding made ar
ranscmcnts with the Hazard Powder
COMPANY, Tor the sale OF their POWDER, we
are now prepared TO supply our customers and
dealers generally, IN lots 10 suit, and at Iedsona-
bic prices. We hayeju st received
$50 kegs Z. F. +. and Kentucky Sporting
$50 d" Blasting Powder. ard in a few
DAYS will be in receipt of a further supply
J. H. MCVEIGH II son.
10 princestreet Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28
bAPPAHANNOCK LAND AND FISH
II lNG SHORE FOR SALE-Having more

DAPPAHANNOCK LAND AND FISH
II lNG SHORE FOR SALE.-Having more
s1. Tan ! can proftabiy cultivate, | wish 10
Sc. ny NORTH BEND FARM" on The Rap
%,'aarroc, River, in King George County
lie 'rac, contains from 400 10 40 ACRkS,
s'va' ~ OF which is arabic al present, but
&-'a more me and can very properly be
l'a.si Marty three iliths is enclosed 10y the
"'-. IL therefore, requires but little outside
'.,AS Tie greater part OF tins land has oeen
"!'o'ri by ;ae use OF guauo and clover, ana
h~ta,a'a..y good wheat land. 1t has on 1t IN
'~'~'a','.e resources Tor %manuring, which an
',''fTs,Hg 'ariaeT would certainly use.
la On 1t one Of the most reliable FISHING
sH'hh> on mis- river, as mas been proved IN
80 ale disastrous seasons. A seine OF 3Uo
s-.hs s all s~utticien; 10 sweep the river, and
were : al equally good haul on the flood and
,-' ..es .ave a good outfit OF Seine, Boats,
" at4 Will rent the shore and outfit, II not
oa competen; fisherman.
"'F ieisons wishing TO purchase such land,
:. NILE. 10 call upon me, near Shiloh 7. U,
- george County, Va.
ec >>-to.i DR.. F. FAIRFAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

vTRGINlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court of Alexandria
County, on the 9Th day Of July, 1873, John Wood.
William W. Wood. David :. Wood. and Thomas
T.. Wood. copaGtaers in trade, under the name
and style OF ] Wood Il Brothers, plaintiffs, -.
A. /. Gregory, Gctcndant-ln Debt. The Oh.
iect Of rhis suIt is 10 recover from the defendant,
\. l.. Gregory, the sum Of $4,000, With inter
e., OIL So "a, part thereof, iron. the l7'h OF
hpril. 1855. and on TsG.j5. the residue thereof,
from the 10Th OF MAY, 1895, III! pad, and 1910,
cost OF protest, and 10 attach the estate OF sad
Gregory. 10 satisfy the said claim. The Geten'
dant not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the act ol Assembly ahd
tne rules OF this Court, and Ii appearing ny sal
~lsiac,ncy evidence that he Is rot an Innaoitamt OF
tAi. Coslmonwealth,-H rs ordercd, that the
said defendant appear here within one month
after dUe publication OF TINS order, and do "i"t
is necessary 10 project his interest III this sun,
and that a copy OF this order be iorin"itn M
serted in some newspaper Published IN The tow"
o, Alex.rdria. once Z week Tor tour successive
weeks. and posted at the front door OF he Court
House OF this County. a Copy-Teste
b. Ii. BERRY, Clerk.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

gIAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE-Uu ~
turday, October 3Qth, 1858, il fax, !!lJ-ta.
next fair day, | will offer for sale, al pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder, al Hliugtrs store,
at Routt's Hill, near Foxville, IL tie county O..
Faugu!er. that tract or parcel OF an "a..,t
COTTAGE FARM, containing, according %"
the plat and survey made by Charlie hen
TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE -. o.
HALF ACRES, formerly The property o. arv
renee ashton, deceased. The Land '.. '..
i've niles OF the Grange and Alexandra e..
road js or good soil, ard particularly "
10 wheat; il IS well wa,cred, tAr supply ....
raIiI"g. even IN seasons Of segr!est C.ona IT,
81, There 5 upon the premises FRA
.4-.BIILDING, containing iouE '..r..
some ouf-hu.idiug,, much out Of !@q-... III.
society Of TIE nc!gLbogEOod 4, -Jct.
COTTAGE FARM IS Al present 81 ,.r PSI,
session OF d tenau, who will give all ...-s.
necessary Tor seeding, &c, II DIES lru, 4aa .a.
possass!o on viii De gwen al Tue end %. ,.. r,a
IERas or cALE-Dne tniTd OF Ga nuar--.
money 10 b. pad in six, one third !" t".,,, ,-
one third IN eighteen months alter he .ay o.
sale. The purchaser 10 execute BON, .4.-
proved security. bearing inteIr5. i.eH. D.. .s
day OF January, 1889, and also 20 cSag.a G. deed
o! tru.: upon the property.
Persons wishing TO purchase c1E .Nau
the premises. by calling upon Tho"as e =
ton, who resides near by. H. 7 SCOTT
Administrator DE bonis non with ne w.. ..aueA.
ed OF Lawrence Ashton. deceased.
Feuquier County. oct le-ects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE NEAR
WARRENrON, FA.-My FAN ON.
tanning FIVE HUNDRED A., IjRli
ACRES. on the Warrenton B."rca o. ise
Orange and Alexandra Railroad. Gls'arii m.i''
from Warrenton, and j miles from tnc .,..,"
mila Station % on said Road, i lor sale.
lis vel watered and nearly ore la.. %. '-.
lracr . in wooI anI timber, Which adj. graz
20 IL, value. The soil L. productive a.. .
fS=a ulIed. The DWELLING ilHtaL -..
ssA, ou,. bull in4s are all new.
InIs FhkM may be easily -uc'lrla.. ...H
tHo smaller tracts. having eaca i suh!r ~.". o.
wood and water, and containing Ole chou. a-.
aai ne other about 10 acres.
IIcy viii be sold separately o. 'osa'...
suit purchasers. waO are invited 20 'ir' .
premises.
i tals FARM .aouid not be sol! U..o." I1.
!yh Of .NouemJe, neli. n viii or hat d.;
Il moi, the next dix tdy, be sold at pubic .s.
ton, on h" premises. .
For ,enns. &c, / rei~r &c No. Attorney :IGH
". PAYNE, at Wa!reEton, Va.
GEORGE +. WILLIAMSON.
War.,n'nu. "a. aug i1-eotNovl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

NLwARK, Ons. 26.-John Penn, a member
Of the City Board Of Excise, from The llth
Ward. was indicted BY the Grand jury Tor
bribery in receiving money for Influence 10
securing certain licences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

RTOTlCE.-lhe undersigned hereby gives
notice, that he viii shortly open a RE-
TAIL GROCERY STORE, near the upper
end Of King street, Alexandria, Va, where he
will and carry on business as Agent
tor FRANCIS MILAN.
will be happy 10 see my friends and form
or customers, ". VI. SMITH.
nrf p2-l(W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

sr LOUIS. Oct. 26.--Tha steamer III. d.
Newvymbe," Capt M,G!!l, which sailed hSace
On rsc 23l for New Orleans, with a full cargo
and a large runtcr 0! passengers, struck q
saag on ths Mississippi and sunk, All tie
passengers and crew we're sascd. The boat
and cargo we're insured for $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

r WILL OPEN on THURSDAY, the 2sth,
a large and We'll selected stock OF WINTER
MILLINERY. consisting in part Of bONNElS,
OF all styles and sizes; FEATHERS, FLOW
Frs, &c. | have. also, a large stock OF COL
LARS and UNDER>LEEYES; also, WORS.
TED CAPS and SOCKS for Children, all o!
which will he sold at prices 10 sat Ia times.
~. u q, I + BERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

N,"'hoA> SP0NGES.-Superior bleached
" ,fytses, OF the best quality, for sale by
nR 4. II. sTABLER, Pharmaceutist,
- mo Is No. l65, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28
JOHN TROTH, EX'0r-.
SAM. n. GARWOOD
EAiriaX Co. Va oct 2l-eOts [FalTfAN NrM.L

DuBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of 4 deed OF
trust, executed by James w. Adams am"
Sydnor 3. Adams, OR the Ind day OF hUgI-'
1858, and of record in the Clerks Office % faI-
Guler County Court, | shall sell al public a4n
ton, for cash, on the premises, on NGHfqy h'
2OM doy of Dccmbsr, If fair, if not, on the next
far day thereafter, a TRACT or LAND stu
ated in the upper part OF Fauquler County, cor.
tanning i24 ACRES. This land a]diolns 'n'
lands OF James f.. Marshall, Fleet G. Kust. aH3
others; is Of good quality, and well supple
with wood and water. II is within three milo
of Piedmont and Markham Stations, on Il
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the sair"
distance Of Leeds Church. There are on 'Ea
- premises a comfortable WELLING
im3 HOUSE and out-hCuses, and BENZ CONF
ment TO market, aud in a pleasant neighborGCoa
Offer many Inducements to puTcha'crs.
Tn" title is believed to be unquestlonaD!e ogi
| shall only convey such as is vested IN ne.
JOHN MARSHALL, Trustee.
Alexander. Va
y. B-Although the deed directs a sale 'ol
cash. it is probable that an arrangement cou
be made with some OF the creditors Tor ll!G". o.
a large portion o. the purchase money.
Fauqu!c. Co. Va, oct i3-eots Var VA 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

N'f"hIOR 'NDELLlBLE INK, for mark
Ns Linen and Cotton Goods, and suitable
d" with Steel Pens. Just prepared by
-. DR I. h. STABLER, Chemist,
-@ mo = No. l65, king-street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

Mr.. q. ". N. Sims, Of Green county, an
pouneed himself ou Monday last, as a candl
date to represent Orange and Green counties
in the next Legislature of Virginia. lie al
dressed the people ard was replied t,..or
some poiots, by Dr.. Wooitoi., already
candidate.--Biue Htdgs HCp"JticaR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28
Stafford County. Va, oct l2-"ots

NEW STORE OPENED.-LEWIS BAAR
y has he pleasure OF announcing to the cat
iyens Of Alexandria, ihat be has ,usr opened at
No l3s, klna street, a new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE. MILLINERY ESTABLISH
NENT. &c. The Millinery department viii be
| under the especial supcrlntrmdence of Mrs
RAAR. Gate Miss Meyenberg) and a iady Of tie
! highest ta,,e and Of 'reI ability. has AreA en-
sssei 10 attend 90 DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MING &c. Tae Ladies are invite! TO call and
! are assured that any orders wi'h waic.. tasy
nav favor he establishment. will be cNsc@''d
10 fn-ir ,u'3re satisfaction. sep -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

+o'h>-A constant supply OF tue differ
=, y ~ patterns OF eight day and thirty hour
= eA! sPIins Clocks, on hand, and for
d every .ow e; c. c. BERRY'S,
o,>> No. ~, kiDgEstreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

The Blue Ridge Republican Eay5:-Were
gres 70 learn that We. u, Msliack, esq, los
his yrrse, contoiuinic about $50, on bis wGy I
Richmond, q few nights since. l;was, doubt
less the work OF apick pocket. Another gea
tleman lost his pocket book about the sam,
tiRe, at Louisa z. IL. Depot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

riAf>C0 FAMILY FLOUR, in barrels
a. QUO bags, just received from Baltimore,
sale by JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

LIBERTY HALL will be opened :his evening
by Mr.. j. Z. Owacs aid troupe, snd will be,
no doubt, well flied. The entire Company
We learn are Of tho first order in the DIANA
&c liae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

tTh LADIES SKlRTS-A LOT of superior
q, needs also, Steel and Brass Springs. with
..a0", covering, jsst received at
We" ID WHlrTlNGTON'S, 50. King.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

tJ cHniLhNEN'S CRAVATS, TIES AND
II: e"LLAkS, a beautiful assortment, Just
" W 5. 4 W. MEYENBERG,
80 Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

ArrLEs Large quantities of apples are
arriving daily in ;niS city, by railroad, from
the upncr country. They are retailing at
from $3.50 to IS per barrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

FRo-T.-Thcre waS another heavy frost ca
Tuesday night. Inc weather up TO yoS;er'
day, was delightful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

The Richmond EnquircT has bceD enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved IN appear
ance. 1t is printed on new type aud Is bow
one Of the largest and best papers IN the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

~ BONES Eastern Dalry Cheese
~ Is boxes cutting Chez, ioT sale ~
80 - ROBINSON n PAYNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28
JAMES V. BROOKE } Comm.
nnN ID DuIIIDN NShHff -

At the same time and place named IN 81.
above notice. | shall sell, at public auction, tha
personal estate OF James Thomson, decca.st.
consisting OF HORSES. STOCK, HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, FAht.-
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Terms OF Sale On all sums OF SIC and uG
der, cash; on all sum over $40, a credit Of Ilra
months viii be given, upon bond with approved
personal security, bearing interest from id.e
which will be RENTED if the principal IS pune
tually paid. JAMES '. BROOK
administrator OF James Thomson. decd
Fdudnier County, oct 9-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-28

Toe Stanton Spectator says, tina. a little
son of Mr.. John A Hlrman met with a very
serious accident on Friday last, the wheel OF
a wagon having passed over his thigh and
crushed it very badly. The little boy was
setting or the lock Of the 1aZop, from winch
be was thrown by q sudden jOit.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

Everybody Knows that the usual
methods oi tracing are exceedingly
incouyenlent. A new method haa
been discovered which has none Of
these drawbacks. and enables tho
amateur To trace on common letter
paper, foolscap or DRAWN. paper with
great deal more ease than ON oil
paper or vegetable paper. lle may
usc either lead pencil, iuh, India lnh.
or water colnrs.
Place the paper on which yon
would trace over The original you
would copy; then rub the loru,er, !. e,
ihr paper % which ycn would trace,
with cotton saturated with pure len.
soin. III |. one u the IIabseat and n,cs,
volatile u the principles which com.
pose The ~ OF iar.l The portion Of
the paper 40 rubbed becomes trans
parent tle momen, the hcnznin penc.
ira,ts its pores. and the amateur II
enabled 10 see through II AZ distinctly
A. 10 traces the mos, delicate drawing
II the original beneath II. The orir,.
nal canne, I've injured by The henyela.
Ihs tracing paper never becomes
rumplsd " va.y, but remains per.
icelIy smuOth aud even. Paper MORT.
cued With bcusoln Is capable II rcceiv.
iug pencil marks. or int. cr India Ink.
or water roivrs. without the beast
danger Of their running" They ~
main TN, on thu paper more rsrn'a.
nen,ly than m ordinary paper. II
the original To be ,epIed n of large
dimensions, ,noisten tue tracing paper
as sou Adfanrs. II while iou srC
traeiug any portion n the paper on
which you are working Becomes oh.
scure. moisten u q lIstle with fresh
benroin. When the trare = complete,
place the paper on the table. shs
bsnroin will seon cvapuss's. leaving
IN. paper as whit. and opaque ~ BE-
fore ID vas moistsnsd with the ben
foin. and without the least spo, ol
color. provided the BENTON be well
purified and neely distilled. Bsnrnis
has no ,lissrrseablr and no perulcioa'
infu.nc. ~ the health.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

livery ana tha has read the fble,
has frequently eama aafesa ihs seem.
lagls anntanIaR sufd eiahAlaR Al lhe
aui n 4 verse apparently dlAeaaneei
"a itan everything shlah hsa pfsfead
al 7 The nllpWihR information IN
regard ~ N moaning ffum The HifJs.
hefa Aasta, viii hu very acceptable
AHA ~ much Importance 70 many a
euf readers
nlhe ifanslaiofs n the Bible have
leh lhe lI,hHA selah, whleh sfien
oponr ~ ~ Palms n ihpy found 4
and the English trader allen ase his
minister ~ learned friend shat i
means. And The minister ~ leafned
friend has Ausl often been obliged 10
couiess ignorance, beoanse Il lsamat.
ief IN regard ~ Shlfh iha musi leafh'
cd have by 10 means been Of one
mind The farpuna, and must u
ihe jewish commentators, give IL The
word ihc meahlog Of tftaaHg igfreri
Rabbi kimohl regards 4 ~ A sign IA
elevate The voice The aulhofs ol
lhe Sepluaglul translation appear 10
have regarded u o. a musical ~ ryia'
ntical note. llendpr regarded i "a h.
dlca,ing a change " note Mathew
mn as a musical note, equivalent, per-
haps,. 80 the word repeat According
tn Luther and others, II means siifafi
Geseniis explains II 10 mean. "let
the Instruments play and The singers
stop Wochcr regards i a. enul,a.
lent tn sfcomegfda np, my soul
sommrr, after examining all the sew.
eniy four passages IN which the word
occurs, recognises In every case IAN
actual appeal or summons to Jehn.
yah F" They are calls tor aid and
prayers TO bc heard, expressed either
with ealirc dirrclncss, Of II not In the
imperative. " Hear, jehovah or.
Awake. Jehovah anil the Ike still
earnest addresses 10 uod that He
would remember and bear, etc. The
word itself he regards as indicating a
blast Of the trumpels By the priest.
sclah. itself. he thinks an abridged
expression. used fur litigation sclah---
litigation indicating the sound Of the
slringp,l Instruments. and Selah Wig
orous blast Of irumpcts,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

The following little gems Of wit
have been extracted from a late NUN.
her ol the Louisville Journal
4 frcesoil editor In Ohio speaks oi
onc cf Mr.. Glddinrs' late speeches In
Congress as remarkably lucid effort"
Undoubtedly The arran' old Abolition.
lst has bis 'lucid intervals"
The Schenectady Star says that
''Ihc lee n thick over Eric's bosom.
and her waters throb NJ mere" In.
der these circumstances. We think the
Star had better no. attempt To "shinc
on them"
A stupid lawyer 10 Illinois got
ihrashcd In a iis,.hvht the other fsy.
The pctiifogrer nisde as had "iisl"
At his antagonist ~ he makes a, the
Law.
A lady correspondent. who profess.
80 to be hcrifed at the ind-licacy Of
our paper. threatens In future 10 ses
her foot on every copy shs sees. shs
had better not. Our paper has i'sis II
Tho editor of \ email but sharI
sheet in Pennsylvania says iha, hi'
paper has just been Knocked Into pi.
II always vas little tart.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17
impeF'aa' nalIfsaa Dssls IN

'fhe feaHli N ~ inrafiahi
ilailfoai aAae pending IL ihe ifIat
Court II Efmla agl Appeala, 4
communicated by ! 4 Geptnr
Esq., iHA Iriiaf 20 cha affHlIien
lieiaeetat The facts are thus
stated
euuf lligh ,pufi hha decided
The rpe that sent from fale
huaha ruunty. that ihc provision
In The elaflef ef The Mississippi
Central Railroad. which dlf.tia,
that The tufy summoned to assess
The damage. nrefning a. the own
~ IL land, hy the ninuinR n the
kailfoad through il, "iiaH hihe ipio
eoaatisniiia he adfdaiaR ascfaiaR
10 fhe euaer,' from the location oi
The halIfnad, IL hpfeafiifhfioHal
fley further decide, that the
owner IL entitled 70 foil damapea
lof the appropriation " hia land
to The usr Of HE Railroad, with.
out any abatement nn account Of
amy supposed advantage or benefit
accrulne to him from The building
Of The road.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17
what ossA t'sv

lifefY man lihes 10 oWa a good
mt bat l#upie ~ hat slsAys
asfee h vllal really constitute. 4
aHad rua Hmne runa will ava
. Hfeal Hhe If milk 4 IItils while
AafIng the feaf, And then fall N
Hfeatly, wlillu others sill be mora
upifum 10 their yiold N nllk. aud
hold that uniformity prsnlef part
~ The gear. Il u evident ihAt
lhe latter is The most profitable
aHd therefore the hslief COW.
A writer iu m exchange psCef
laud We aie suiff thai The panle NJ
the paper hes escaped usl gives
the following driiniie rules aud
lirtlies ~ constituting a good
puw
"A cow that will average i've
quarts ~ milk . day through tho
yeat, making l,sab quarts, |, Az
estIaonilpafy good eoN. Uno
that will Weld I've quarts 4 day
inr ten months Is y pood COW, aud
one that Will average hour quartz
during that ilmo Il moIe than on
aveiape quality. Tint would
make 300 quarts q year, which
NJ three cents quart, is t36.
We believe the Ufange County
milk dairics average about $40 per
cow aud the quality Of the cow 10
considerable aboyo tho average ol
the country.
II il as important TO keep COW
pood as II Ia Ia get her good.
This eau never be- douc by n carc.
less, lazy miIker. Always milk
your cow quick, perfectly clean,
and never try 10 counlersct nstutc
by taking away her calf. Let u
suck, aud don't be- afraid IL viii
butt har to DEATH Il will de-
tend the uJ,ler an, make roos
ior the secretion Of milk. Be
gentle with your COW, snd you
will have = gcntlc COW. Select
well, feed well. housc well, milk
well, aud your COW will yield
WE'LL"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

rhtaf ihl heal MlempwafY
pfiflhahllg sAts Ntiha n The iHial
stfalng Illustrations n The after
hglIi ntt a The lilaah Herahllean
y mpaihIieu With tho heafs FACE
ifd hta tfef fallen undtf eHf pb
safvnllna, mraffoi ttfg fttenils II
ibA eIly A professional gentleman
~ called Hp.m r. perform a slight
snfflaal apufilian apan : aaFheY
H. said 4m e lhaHuFhFuihf
Ahelli eHlsl ual ! can't inueh .
niRget
80, Al.a. vitn lhe peur sla,e
smua Ahoul sham half Nss Lug
land and the whala n "llllllah phl
laulhropS sent lbio Of aud cenvil
snhs tai bach % hdHlou, be wand
cred ~ and down The 'lfeels aiafy
ibr anl pennlless, teeslnR wnrk aud
fHitug nn8e aiH8HF tbe shfleklaf aud
dotaat AhuIliipnlsis, amnnF The
hehipant nnpmeu N that vicinity,
hualase even they could ngl 'loueb a
hiReet" except through The medium
u bleeding Kansas patent Iifeafna
and rcd pciiicoais And that gAuic
i dlll kcpi up
Tho worst slave driver that ever
dsgrared the South wonld noi be-
guilty Of such iyructiiical iuhumhnlty
Il q NOT even pay decent reHpec,
10 the universal Christian maxim,
that "ihe mereifdl man u mcfcilnl 10
his beast " And yet We have rellfl'
ous and political organizations claim
ng monopoly II "all the drecncy'
in the country and the civilized world,
based upon tie worst features Of these
dctcsiahle rrctensicna, and seeking 10
rule or ruin the country accordingly !
because Christian heroes. who Worship
sambo IN public. cant touch u ne.
gro" and won't hehoncst toward their
own race ~ nation. What sncaking
and ahominable impos,orsl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17

rickrrRr ~ farF.--tn youth We
seem climbing up bill on whose top
eternal sunshine appears 10 rest
lIew eagerly We pant 10 gain is sum.
mit / I'm, when We have gained II.
hew disferru, Il The prospect IN the
other side We sigh a. we consem.
plate the waste before us and look
back With a wishfal c;s aren the
aewevy path We have passed. but
NAV never more rp.rac-. Life is iite
Q pgrsenseus cloud fraughs With
thunder. storm and rain: but religion.
like thpse streaming rays II sunshine.
will clothe II With light a. with .
garment. and fringe Us shadswy skirts
with gold.