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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-03-04

70 The People of MiSSissippi,

HAVING purchased large lot of new Print
ing Material. from New York, we intend to en-
large the Prairie News, about Januar,
next, to an equal size with any other paper il
North Mississippi 1t is our intention to max.
the NEWS one Of the first newspapers in Mis-
sissipp, and hope the public will give us "A helm
ing hand. and come generously TO our support
Neither labor nor expense will be spared I,
make it the best
amily Newspaper
In the country--onc whose cheerful and genio
character will render it welcome visitor tc
every household, while its constant devotion tc
the principles of right aud Justice shall win the
appreciation Of the wise aud good
SD ADSEsaEEsEHS.
The circulation Of the NEWS has already in
creased to above Five Hundred, aid is
every day being enlarged We hope to obtain
i've hundred more new subscribers by january
next, as we intend to circulate Osae 'si,Usl-
~;asd Copies, weekly, after that time,
whether they be paid for or not This will
make its columns desirable as well as one Of
the best mediums in the State through which
for the Merchants and business men of the State
to advertise and make their wants and wishes
known. Therefore, we say to one ana pl who
may wish to advertise, that we will insert their
advertisements in the most conspicuous manner,
at the regular rates OF most of the papers in the
state, ani lay them weekly before ONE, THOU.
SAND READ ERS, If no more.
FERNS OF gEssCEHPVEON:
The NEWS will be mailed to SINGLE subsct,
bers at Two Dollar a year if paid in atvance.-
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid within
two months-and Three Dollars if not paid with.
in four months, and Five Dollar if DELAYED six
months.
CEUB RATES.
We will furnish The NEWS to Clubs at the
following low prices, which will make il BY far
the cheapest paper in Mississippi
Five Copies for Twelve Months, 81
Ten Copies for Twelve Months, SIS
Fifteen Copies for Twelve Months, 500
Twenty Copies for Twelve Months. SIS
Thirty Copies, at one Posohce, $50
II Any one sending us ten or more subscri
bers. at the above rates, with the money enclos-
ed, will receive one copy gratis.
~ Pogimasters aJe requested to act as agent,
for the News--by sending Ms two or moty sub
scr6ers aud 81 they will be entitled to one
copy gratis
u Each one Of our present subscribers has
Influence enough to send us one or morcadlito
nal subscribers Wil they do it 2 They cen
.aiuly ought to ;ry.
Qua sOB UEraCE.
This department Of our Office has been select
I'd, In the Northern Cities, with great care
which will -aablc H. TO do all manner of JOB |
WORK in the very ueatest style We promise
he people Of Mississippi to DO Job-Wcrk as well !
md As cheap, and with rs much dispatch, as they
IAN have il done elsewhere in the tate
VI rch1n,s aud others wishing Circulars, |
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MAKING MONEY.

The success which our agents are meeting with
is almost astonishing Among the many esidei-
ces OF this fact, we present the following from
one of onr agents already in the field:
Il have now been at work canvassine on vour
Magazine one week, and am delighted with the
business II is different from canyassing for any
thing else | ever tried | am sure to get sub
scriber in every family where they can rake TO-
gether three dollars am never received with
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indifference anywhere, for the first thing do is
10 nnroll my engraving before let anybody know
What Am after, and thus get them interested
letoi' they know what Sptcnd@ o6er am GO
tE ~ make taem. Sometimes they ask my price
'.r the engraving and | tell them SIS, and when |
aiaf tbem the engraving and Magazine one ven,
.r three dollars they are perfectly astonished
dd not ger to going well for the first two or three
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4 hatacky Aaec3ofe.-A Southern
gentleman owned a slave, very mtelli-
gent fellow, who was a UniycrSaliSt.-
On one occasion he Illustrated the intel
lectual character Of his religion in the
following manner: A certain slave had
obtained Il license of the Baptists to
preach. lie was holding forth in the
presence Of many Of his colored brethren
at one time, when he undertook to describe
The process Of Adams creation. Said he,
When God made Adam, he stoop down.
scrape up little dirt wet it little,
warm it little in he hands, and squeeze
it in the right shape, and den lean it up
against de fence to dry.
Top dere said our Univcrsalist dar-
key. You say dat are de fustest man
ever made 2
'sartin = said the preacher.
Den said the other, Jest tell fcller
whar dat ar fence come from =
Hush said the preacher, two more
questions like dat would Spite all the le-
ology in the world
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Es1A gentleman having been asked,
on his return from party the other eve
ming whether he had seen Miss, a
young lady noted for her Glow neck"
dress, replied that he had seen a good
deal of her.
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Observation-Disclosures, says a con
temporary, is capital quality in the
character of any person. To be in your
place at the proper time, 10 meet your en-
gagements when they fall due, is a noble
and worthy affair. In all their APP
pointments, ministers should be prompt,
and their hearers will come to be prompt
likewise Business men should be prompt
to meet their engagements, and to con-
slider their promises as sacred, and then
their customers and patrons will consider
theirs sacred. Pensioners should be
prompt TO meet their subscriptions for
their minister's support, and then he can
meet promptly his store bills and other
pecuniary liabilities. Subscribers should
be prompt in paying for their papers,
To be prompt will abundantly pay for all
it costs to be so, into whatever matter you
carry this yirture. A want ofpromptness
engenders ten thousand ills. 1t bothers
the publisher, when you read his hard
earned paper and donot pay for ii prompt
Nv. L incDmmodes your minister, when
simply for wantof little promptncss his
quarterly runs far behind. ltimpairs
the interest and profit Of tbe social meet
ings of your churches, when brethren fail
in promptness TO attend, and in prompt
ness speak and pray when they do attend.
In fact, not 10 be prompt is bad in forty
different ways, while On the other hand,
prompfness is cardinal virture of the
very first importance. BE prompt al
ways.
sY An Irish servant was requested by
a lady to go TO one Of our clothing stores
and obtain a ...bed comforter for her.
In abuuf am hour afterwards she returned
win one III tie clerks.
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First Because IFS literary contents will, dur
my the year, embrace contributions from over
one hundred different writer's ard thinkers. num-
berng among them the most distinguished Of
American authors
Second: Because its editorial departments.
Our Studio "Our Window" and "Our
0lio,' will each be conducted b. ~ able editor
and il VIII surpass, IN the variety and richness
Of it, editorial contents, any other magazine.
Third Because it viii contain, during the
year, nearly six hundred original pictorial iIus-
trations from designs by The first American az
fists.
Fourth Because for the sum Of SO you will
receive this splendid monthly, more richly worth
that sum than any ether nagaziuc and the srl-
peru engraving Of The Last Supper" worth IS.
fYh: Because you will very Likely draw one
OF the three thousand prizes to be distributed on
the 25th day Of December, l35s-perhaps one
that is worth 1000
Notwithstanding that these extraordinary IN
ducements can hardly fail to accomplish the OBJ
jects Of the publishers without further efforts,
yet they have determined to continue through
the wear
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book or, GONE AsrnnAy.


My horse is shlopep out, I'm afraid
lie has been dock, stolen or strayed;
Mine pigplaek horse dat looks 50 phpry,
Bout fourteen oder twelve hands high
lie shust be got bis ioir feet plack
~ Nit striped spots all down it's pack;
Two legs peiore and doc pehind,
Fc sure you keep all dis in mind.
Hes plack all ober and dat ish drne,
All put bis face aud OATS plack doc;
lie drots and gantera vaux and baccs,
And outvorks Peelzepup il traces.
And ven be galops in der shtreet,
lie sauks upon his legs and feet;
None leg goes up and fodder down
~ Put don't get iurder dan de gromit
He has da ears suck pom bis head,
4 Potb Of denis neither vito or red;
Poth just alike, but vone you see
Ish plaeker dan de older pc.
Hos got doc eyes dat looks Won way,
Only he loss Won de odder day;
Crd ven you Wish to dakc ride
Jump on hioh pack on de cGder side.
And II ISL sure ash gospel drue
DE eye dats pHud will not see you;
HIish dail's pehint him lonk ant shleck
Only eat him oil l1sht week.
And derefore fish not any more,
AS half 50 longer ash peiore;
He coels his ears ana looks Won way,
Aud viii not shtart or drum away.
Now dis ny hcrse--here vat say,
You'll know him cause he nnd away;
Ifno one dinh Just how be looh,
He'll ask de Wan OATS got him dool,
10 dell him how I said he Pc
And den he'll know mine horse ish he;
Whoever bash my plaeb horse get,
Masht prGcsht him pack shust on De sphot
UTa daie On linn De gort
And make, him shwarc he's gtt him not,
And den guess pelore next tay
He'll pr;ng mine horse yot vent away.
ifnobddy ish not got mine horfe,
w den Of coarse he ISL not lost,
Put mustn't BE- somewhere gone asthray,
Without he's stopt and losht Lis way.
Aud den tink he'll seen pc home,
Minopt nobody make him comc
He ish mine own goot horse | swow,
Aud all I've got pesite mine yrow
Ant She's gone away, 10y dearest wife,
So I'm handle mitOut knife
My horse md wife dey poth pc gone;
Aud if nopody priDgS me tother or one
| viii soon die for poth NIT sad,
Aud den you'llsee I'll pc some glat;
For il somepody priug pack mine horse
He'll find me pc 50 much more worse
M;tout De dollar dat pay
To pring'ny horse watts shtraycd away,
And if he pring tie ticf on wife,
W den he pay me twenty five.
Mitopt no question asked BY me
Now Ply dis notice you viii see
! live right opposite from Hans,
And he lives just opposite from me.
SmFTER SIuLLocH
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81 n G E RS
SEW Ing MACHIN ELS.

| ,hhA | success is always the most conclusive
" PROOF OF great merit. judged by this test
there is no labor saving machine before the pub.
lie comparable 10 Sneeg's Sewing Machines
After establishing tls highest reputation in tho
United States, they We're exhibited AT the late
Exposition uniyerselle' in France, where they
carried OH the highest premium and great
manuiactory Of them has been built in Paris
ala every Hsranch St EtaIussry
IN which sewing is 20 be done, these mae hines
can be used with immense profit. IS the speed
al the Railwa, train is to lravlng Of foot. so is
ewing with Singer, Machines compared with
thanksgiving No tailor, shoemaker, dressmak-
~, carriage trimmer, saddler, halter. &c. &c.
,honlJ be without one. The fair profit of using
one of these machines regularly employed. is
Osic s'EaussNaAG kEcfE;irs !, wear.
In all private families whore there is mnch
ewing 20 be done. these machines are an iuvaln-
able assistance Planters ana hotel keepers find
thfin particularly convenient and profitable -
heNe machines are simplr IN tler reconstruction,
ma very strong aud durable being the onl, kind
If Sewing Machue ever made, by which cvcrv
'or' OF work coarse or fine, could be perfectly
executed Thousands of inferior and worthless
eWin' Machines have bee n made and sold undsr
af"u> h'ineS. hul iuger'e Machines alone have
zee" ionhd everywhere TO satisfy the wants Of
tue pub.ic
Plain printed instructions for using, are sen,
with each machine. from which any on. cam
readily acquire the art Of managing them The
machines gre packed securely 70 go TO any part
81 ,ns wsy y, ,is,sfiag moro plr-
Z. M r sp "a ! a,-,..
,e'rf al either OF Our Offices, forward a copy of
= VI SINGER & Co.'s GAZETTE II paper wholly
'oN'led TO lie Sewing Machine interest
Vi. SINGER 4 co.
IN.
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MARBLES
Pass Christian Times.

JOURNAL FOR THE SOUTHERN HOME CIRCLE
Is published in the town of Pass-C christian
Miss, NJ ~ year. Its contents embrace ali
the great events Of the day, aud literary and
humorous productions Of some Of the liyeliest
writers.
Address EFT CHAJu DPor
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iIsl NNt'h 81 SUBSCRIBERS
! shah do much better next week. Ii is the
engraving that does the business. Everybody
waits the engraving You may calculate ,lpon
from ope TO two Thousand subscribers from me
this Winter. ann going to make enough out of
the business to buy me a farm in the Spring.
Win such inducements as we offer. arybody
can obtain subscribers We INVITE every Gpntle-
maa cut Of employment aud every lady who de-
sircf pleasant m0Hcy-making occupation TO an
plr at once for an agency. Applicants should en-
close y cents for q specimen copy Of the Maya
zine, which viii ALWAYS be forwarded with au
swcr 10 application by return mail
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
IS we desire to place IN the hands of every
lrr',n who proposes 70 get up club, and as,
n every agent, a copy Of The engraving Of " The
Last supper, as g specimen, each applicant in
closing Es 50 win receive the engraving post
PAID 3 return mail, also specimens nj eur publ
cloas and one Of the numbered subscription re-
cePts, emitting the holder to the Magazine one
year and to chance IN The distribution This
'i'r - made only 10 those who desire ta act Us
agents on to form clubs. Address
OAKSMiTH 81 CO..
Ma ~ Rran1vypv \ .,,- YlrL
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Y A printer, not long ago, being
flung by his sweetheart, went to the
office to commit suicide with the shooting
sticks but the thing wouldn't 90 Off
The devil wishing to paciiy him. told
aim to take a peep into the sanctum,
where the editor was writing dams to de-
Inqucnt Subscribers. lie did SO and the
effect was magical. He says that pie
tufe Of despair recoucilcd him to bis fate.
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10 What has brought yen here 2"
said lone woman who was quite tlus-
trated, the other morning, by an early call
from Il bachelor neighbor who lived op-
posite, and who she regarded with pc
culiar favor 81 cam to borrow match
eS.' Matches !" said the lady, "that
is likely story Why don't YOU make
a match of yourself! ! know what you
have come for, cried the cxasperated old
virgin as She backed the batchclor into
corner. You came here to kiss me almost
to death But YOU sban't unless you'cr
the strongest, and the Lord knows you
are =
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"FHE LAST SUPPER"
and chance TO draw enc Of these Three
Thousand Prizes
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sc Dla les, News Orleans fair Bite prtntd per @alDne So
As Gts, Cuba 29-3U SIS, WtuscDpapD 32-34 @ts, @Srtr
Ntcp $40 @tS.
Del, gpsrm per Saa,ns $1.25-t,35, Common wbale IS
20 Gts, Yatent 7O-75, 9arb-Ol7 o-30 Cts. 2etniaa.
men.O Del IS @t8.
YrOptiipnen, Beef per 100 ~ s14-15, Mes>pDrt $t7
Serdube,teS SGwetaeFeti6: S9ulier per $P 7-7A
Cts, oetttn o4-9A Gte, Sdtnten 10%-t2G tS.
ungerdu6ertes SUwetneFeti6: S9ulttr 81 SIS, Sell
ten S19AtS. Carp liz Gts, bette Sprte IA Gts.
tets, per $ 5A-3I @ts.
Ntnbe, 8eibe @iGen per G0nne $~22.50-23.5 80.
Tu nj j., Jep @n9lanb per Sdlpne $50 lis.
SalB. @rpuup AIum per Sad 81 Cts, Wtdri6aa5 $1.25
u btpa's 81 40, Iur;S Sslanp 20-23 SITS.
5tarte, per #P 81 bis 6H Sts.
Gtrpb &Oeeen per GOune $10--l2, 9Daten SO.
& b Il, ptr 41 "A BITS SO SIS.
Ga1e, per tP le4 Gt6.
81 mptbpfdameu $3.50.
10 a 9 per Up 81 be 81 @tS.
SO . lie aue Scrten per BP 16 b5 AZ Cts.
80 ptSteg, &ttp unb Qanp PER 8aQune 27Gent8, Sbtp % &.
9ep>OrlednS per 100 # rs bic S75, N0rto
8tco, $S.62-925, Cuba 1925, u ifnrter 8uder febt in
ben pcri6tebenen 0rubeu ppn i bis 11H ie mad. Qualtt.
per Sag $50.
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