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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

know what death will be to me--and
welcome the great fate Of silence whicl
me Universe has in store for its abnor
NAL child! I dic--as / have lived
alone Farewell!
There was silence deep as death,
And the boldest held his breath,
For a timer
CHARLIE"
One L. Il, Tabor, whose name is al
ready familiar through his mad rawlings
on spiritualism and free-loveism, make.
an address over the coffin. He alludes
fto the curse which the suicide left with
his last breath upon religion and God
land, following his disappearing leading
upholds him IN it, and pronounces the Su
preme Being monster of wickedness
and injustice. He says:
my hearts blood curdles at the tho't
You may search all heathendom, from
the blacklist half-human of Ethiopia down
to the most refined Caucasian, and YOU
cannot find one so moastrous, so inhunan,
and so Internal. You may say this is not
a true representation of God. 1t is the
God for whose cause more human blood
has been split than for all other causes
CONFERENCE.-The God of the Bible-the
God my brother cursed. 1t is the God
OF the religious that banished Roger Will
llams from the commonwealth because
ne believed in extending civil rights out
side of their own church. That
sacrificed the life of my school-fellow,
Richard Dillingham;, in the Nashville pen.
ltentiary, and in the Queen City caused
a mother to murder her own child. The
God OF the religion that upholds the op-
preston and robbery of the poor on the
one hand, and the extravaganza and vice
OF the rich on the other; that Expresses,
degrades, tyranizes over woman, forcing
her to bring into existence poor, sickly,
miserable offspring that will curse her
While she lives, and finally curse their
nation, their God, and die. Finally, it
is the God who created mighty lake of
burning lava, in whose seething waves
of all the human family are to
wrlthe forever-and all because, six thou.
sand years ago, Adam ate forbidden
apple. appeal to
that youth or maiden who has not for
gotten how the fear of this awful tyrant
and smoking hell blighted every young
hope and paralyzed every childish Joy,
# they can but curse such a God and
such religion r.
There is no end of this four blasphemy.
But we have given enough of it.
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. ' ''A'Np
JUDGES.

Eli Abbott, w. B. Fooshee, III. Fl.
Shackleford, Anderson Bean, Chickasaw !;
A. L. Prewitt DIR. s. L. Paine, r. H.
Rogers, DIR. Laird, Monroe; Josiah Hus-
sey, Mr.. Cummings, Itawamba; Dunbar
Holder, w. L. McGaugha, and G. G..
Reneau, Pontotoc.
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THsTR ID DAY.

The exhibition of to-day will be opened with
competition in riding on horseback by gentlemen
i'll masque, for premium of Twenty-Five dollars
to be invested at the option of the successful com
petitor. Committee of ladies appointed on the
ground. Fee for entrance five dollars.
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NAV ~ 1e5.

n May IL, 1858
Dr; cfarhe: | take pleasure in recommending
your STIMULATING Liniment to all those who are
allic,ed WIN rheumatism. / used it in two
eases with the happiest effects; one NV father.
foreman, OF long standing, in which have nse5
many.other remedies, butthey failed The other
boy who was badly afflicted, but is mucb bene6t'
ed by it and is able to perform his duties as !
hand. All this has been done, and have not ex'
hausted one box. have every reason to believe
py continuing the use Of it, that it will efrectuav
cure them beth. Your friend, " = ''""'
c. L. PREWETT.
Eor sac by all Druggists, and by all merchants
who sell Drugs. ,Jnne ~ re l., en''i's
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CHu.DRRN's DISEASES

had~ay's Renordting Resident should be Bal
"a a. blessing by every mother, throughout k
land, whose infants are afflicted with Sores, Hf
mers' &c These breakings cut (thus early)m
evidences OF disease transmitted from the parent
stork' few doses Of the Reaoratimg Rssata
VIII eradicate every vestige Of the disease odd
insure The child sound and healthy body
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that afflict humanity are inbsrl
ted as heir looms from the diseased bodies Of ssl
Y, Y slies. Scroiula, Consumption, Syphilis and
Z Z u.s. are among the most common Of condiH
tioiiai diseases. Now, we care not how msr
generations the seeds Of these diseases may hm
peen established in the system, corrupting th
blood Radray's Renorafing Resident wilen
lcate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parh
Gle OF diseased deposits, and gil the veins viii
new, pure and healthy blood,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

ONGAkIAN GRASS.-.-We have ms,
~ reclvea small supply of this new variety Of
sfass SEED, winch Is said to have made Eve fops
Of be sst sst nay to the acre in some portions
v..,. VI PoMERoY & MARSHALL.
27-tf
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ABERDEEN. Miss. Nav o. ,azo

Dr, .. ". ctarke: | take pleasure in saving
.hat nave tired your Stimulating Liniment on
an old case of Rheumatism and flint Il Il oraat w.
improved, and believe it will come I'm r. an !.
ieconlihelded 70 40. j. B. PREWETT.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

Thos. Word, VIM. Gates, L. o. Walker, J.
NJ Sadder, Milton Hodges, Il. C. Clark, Woods
Baker, H. l.. Shackleford.
Persons competing for premiums on crops will
be required to furnish certificate from one or
more reliable witnesses, as to measurement Of
land, &c.
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Products ofMe Garden.

9 the largest and best variety of veget-
ables by one family. ... 5
10 the greatest variety of garden seeds. 5
JUDGES.
Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mrs. Jno White, Mrs. J. ].
Hodges, Mrs. I. III. Shackleford, Dr. Lyon
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DIR. J. w. CLARKE'S
Celebrated Stimulating IMMINENT.

fHHIS L1NIMENT. wherever used, has gained
L reputation over all other Liniments for
the cure Of
Rheumatism, Nervous diseases Of all kinds.
Sprains, Strains, Headache, Tooth
ache Burns, Scalds, Badness,
Enlargement of the Spleen,
Female Distractions,
Pains in the Back, &c, &c.
In fact, it is good in all cases where an external
application will be of service. 1t should be well
rubbed in, or for Sores or Wounds, applied as
plaster.
FOR HORSES
1t is one of the best of remedies for Sores Cuts.
Sprans, Scratches, &c.
Below we append few of the many Certfca-
ties to its efficacy
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12
Okolona Agricultural Fair.
PREMIUM LIST,
FOUTRH ANNUAL FAIR.
TO be HELD ON THE
l4th, 18th and 18th Of October, 1853,

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY
WIN. f. WALKER, President,
; IN ! 's sS$f ~. r,..s4..,
Q. G. SCOGGIN, Sscxftavn
d. RICHARDSON, Treasurer.
SAML. WORD,
ID. O. HUBBARD
\ ID. X. FOOSHEE, Erecutire Comp,i,tse
u. +. WHEELER,
I. q. BROWN
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JUDGES

Col. Freeman, Col. Bourand, w. p. Giyhan,
Pontotoc Capt Jno Abbott, Col j. G. English.
I. N. Fooshee, Monroe; Judge Calvert, Jno
Mclatosh, Jas. Hodges, and II. S. Bodenhamer
Chickasaw.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the us
Railways X. r. Remedies. There are none
sick or diseased, so weak, feeble, or crppled VII
pam or inhrlnities, but that Radway's Readv d
lief Renosating Resolvent, or Regulators !, Il
nature % the disease or sickness may reouir
will quickly and rapidly cure. i
These remedies consist Of Radway,s Re,i
Relief; Railways Renovating Resolvent; RAJ
ways Regulators. Each of these remedies X.
sess special curative powers over certain diseae
Yet there are other diseases, wherein their com
blned medical properties are required: and vbl
thus used, i there is sufficient life and strenrI
WITHIN the diseased or dying body to sustain ibdl
acton, the patient viii live and be restored /,
health. ''
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4
Shannon, Pontotoc.
YThe charges for entering articles at tie
| Fair will be the same as heretofore
| No Premium will be given on any article not
embraced in the list, and it will be expected Of
the Judges, in all cases, even where there is COM
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar
ticle or animal is not considered worthy.
All manufactured articles must be exhibited in
the name of the maker, and no premiums will be
allowed when 1t is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exhib-
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-
sissippi.
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex-
hibiton day, for the purpose Of receiving entries.
and il is hoped that those who can will make
their entries on that day, so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on
The Executive Committee indulge the hone
that all those who have been designated as JudU.
es may find it convenient to attend and serve but
if any should be unwilling or unable to do So thev
will please notify the President as early as prach.
cable, that others may be appointed in their stead
The several Committees Of Judges will please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
at the Presidents stand each morning ON which
they are expected to act
The exhibition will commence at 9 o'clock. a
NJ, each day.
WIN. F. WALKER. prest
c. G. SCoGGIN, Sect'ry.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

EY Mr. Brandytoddy's three reasons
for not drinking are very characteristic
of that gentleman.
lake something to drink p said his
friend to him one day.
" No, thank you," replied Mr.. B.
mo why not? inquired his friend
in great amazement.
/" In the first place." returned Mr.. b.,
-" am secretary of temperance society
that meets to-day, and | must preserve
my temperance character. In the sec
ond place, this is the anniversary of my
fathers death, and out of respect to him,
| have promised never to drink on this
day. And in the third place, | have just
taken something"
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Domestic Manufacturers.

Mrs. Anderson Bean, Mrs. Merriweth
er, Mrs. j. NJ. Bramblet, Mrs. Fleming
Hodges, Mrs. ]. H. Green-Alf. Scoggin
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

L. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Capt.
Bowen, w. ?. Gillespie, Chickasaw !;
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, j. L.
Cason, Monroe; t. B. billiard, John
Shannon, Pontotoc.
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Meier Forgottea--A rich landlord OF
England once cruelty oppressed poor
widow. Her son, little boy of eight
years old saw it, He afterwards became
a painter, and painted life likeness of
the scene. Years after he placed it
where the man saw it, He turned pale,
trembled in every joint and offered any
sum to purchase it that he might put it
out of sight. Thus, there is an invisible
painter, drawing on the canvass of the
soul life-likeness rejecting correctly all
the passions and actions of our spiritual
Setory on earth. Eternity will reveal
Il u to every man. We must meet our
earth life again.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

Mrs. DR.. Gates, Mrs. Ed. Haughton,
Mrs. Jas. Hodges, Mrs. Robert Baker,
Mrs. James Waller--Dr. Tucker.
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a NeM pri z er.

This is aur first effort ct typo set,inS.-
wa prosnme that it will sqoA tgt we
can learn fasl-Me are sELftAuGHT too i
Me went no qelp, Mo will hgye it IiSbt
without aSsisTancE! The proof Mill
ueed no connection, we don't in4end 10
trf EAry day but Me will le4 abe bRin-
teIs Huow that MO ere one of 'em.
talk aqoul tue ert of prinainS Willy
it's fnst as eesl as rolling of log.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-08-12

IN Editor Turned Printer-The edi-
tor of the Pittsburg Post has been try
ing his hand at setting type" His first
effort appeared under his editorial head
a few days since, and will be found be-
low. He will no doubt be zone of them
some Of these days.
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SECOND DAY.

DIOOUFU 11OTSGy.
A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
pany every animal exhibited under this class
I Enr bnS uuoJ "a. lI;on +borouub bra1 cor
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FOSTER Agent. Houston, Mississippi. \
April LIST, less. 29..y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
FROM FRAsERs MAGAZINE,

FEBRUARY. lsis.
Thsre iD'I gbts about al the charges ih ae made
witch ,Dd.Is civot - ohWoTe ther A. GnfAE cogIe
pu'sptd By pobueal ttemies . n,
ibese s,oii. have u,usy rent from mich % Eos
editors ~ WEIGH
~ ,b. sale pQuaLcy 1y the esst-uness indeed,
some u-ed The beet Of the sl;h)rs
Of these ONES wa palpsb'e tnsuen -.
tbG, he moral iHdig1a'ion 81
which their IoLch dPsYed IL taee vsou' aa;ts b.
uIfI,uua'tly sham.
The Kne Of Bavaria happened - have IN dVy in LOLA
NoNrEz Who ,he iarene % open De ele'
ous iquies ptrftts-.t Il DIS Lsie tAa OF WHICH
be incurred the Odigrl
". r,gedt fa1t ia tie min and ia al re,pe thd Hou'i
dfbe Lola 0Hts< iOp arG gsTomdRy ooa1ae t,9 stoTe
o.. absc bipe aea she Rae when po.ons pea'e She
has her HE TO the sApoH u The JesAis roo' AID
"A. poics ohsrsccr she holds important posica 10
Biyois he,ide eseLis md orf.s3ondehts ~ sHou,
cous Europe TIE kg generally v!si's neg from II 70 ~ or
Och sbe smnorri 10 consult with bn q
.iih u 81 ni,:efs on s,s affair -, - , ,,. ~,
her suo powerful mode Of e,p.aiog teen ht. sest
tbaIm fr the King hs, BIZ SELF comprehensive nird
Fr M. resi- she treated political Oi ;he country
sb.,sny. pow ~ and much they secretly rebel
.gsnst Ter ial ce Il ,ood policy o. sekcoFledee -
faev. IL 10 other Tepe coau'i' sle
e., AWAY. ant Therefore be consulted
NJ pritet safety her original HABITS OF thought
reuceI her q i3vnlue1e EE'ice. ., ~,
cling uacer also- which entirely .cords with 'he
XII s.r.Tsl plin his Msjsy has pledged htm'eJ 70
but gradual Hpyorsment rhieh oad d 70
both poe2 tdom and the material property
h iuqdom her pias ,ha G.hc1sh she rva -
wi. much power either To- tie promotion
unworthy PFsons " As Other ''oites nave ane M c0'!IE
purposes. . =, i, =. .
siough egoit and with be- I'll share o. se van
y q understands az 81 convsrsaon slfesentlT
10 70 be weaome Ildte. 81 hngh cspsbe Of violent bet
evan passions Ct deep but no, Iey-9g.h snaiosi.r o.
tvi. Id ", aneses ysly often found persons suddenly
Inis 70 rr.t power she b. tna Aos. Away H. very
clslriug peisol, and delightful comPAno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
The LECTURES
Of
MADAME LOLA MONT
INCLUDING
HER AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
FROM THE AMERICAS LAW JOURNAL.

FROM THE AMERICAN LAW JOIhNAL
Let ois Monte cedi o her t.l1ts. n'eeence AID
her support popuM rights AZ political Character sac he1
VI her retire Sui eilsDd importsn. position IA
Bavaria and Germany besce having agents and coepoudens
il Of EuroPe On I.isn politics abe has ceA
id,s ba. By ;he ics Of the country
illustrative power She always s'se stre;s sne could
be cp,ud IN SAFETY IL In which Der osias habits Of
thought Acting under her advice the
KING had d. himself Of steady improvement 70
The y ope Although welded much power, 10 alleged
that he promotion OF aotny
vot.s have done for corrupt pnosi and there 10
believe that political feeling Lhaence- be course noe
,oluid eo.tdrla oLs'
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SYNOPSIS OLE TIE OPERA.


During The games OF the ~ oynpad the ppua,e excited
by Sspph punca0ns the nhum Aniy Of c)mpeus hsp-
Ices leap ion the Lencan rock drove Acaadro tao
hh priest from tie Circus lncen,ed snd OUTRAGED 60
plots aud meeting with Phson who loved BY s,p9ho
he simuSes b affection for bis daughter Ciene. snf
exctes his Jealousy Of Acsus former follower Of sap2aos
Sapho sppea and aims her former s hcss
lover she called O the laurel cl1wn fr Al
ceus frets her love In her pride ADD cneessy calls
Pbacn TO follow her Pbsns jealousy again sron.,d ho
her and her from ii sae obng 'upphsot "a
his knees
H.
Clmsne atpg nupiss with Phou receives Ssprho,
who has vspy her lover and In despair comes - C
meme with Acsndo h,, she Offer sst-
flee To apsse the wrath Of poo Clmene receive. her with
sndn and Invites herto b. present her coming
nupts Ssppto obe ia a. her appearance sat ChGaao
orders Sppho her best stfe and proceeds
10 temple. Ssppho lows Ia fos-us ap sfO"hrb
with weath and hnds In Clineaes husband nsr own
ruant lover cando ord, her to leave the temple sos
sbou, calls Pnson 10 follow het hui afnns has
he 10 air, adv married the oseoIns the Jmepia AiAfs
and Ia driven with from the temple.
ACT I'LL
Broken spirited and bowed down BY the celestial maedici)n,
she suppates the sh Priest bio 70 permit her TO taxa
the her unq1ed love Tbs priest, consult
the oracle which favorable aud while pairing herself ff ths
fatal acrifce Alexandra from and .uls she
wears about neck that Ssppo 10 bs o"n lost daughter an
sister 10 Cimeue He endeivos % nes her rom ths fatl
sss--e ohdnra,e In Inspired cn.y sue sings
uuptial song the voice Of Paalu recalls her n herself
him Cmene aud Iushes plunge from the iA.a rock,
Phaon in vain ate mptiuS 10 follow her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
TILE LIE rTURES
Of
MADAME LOLA MONT z,
INCLUDING
HER AUTO5lOGRAPHY.
EItrs,t from the Bosros Posr

The hIsi Literary sutG1l!-y III bottoh.
Hssss tudd Ci ton who not iong $50 I@2uo nec that
valuable and p palsG A W0mass Thoughts st1ut
W zen 40 give the pub arO,heT womsus thoughts
AMI aud many o.h-r interesting matters IA
TIC snaps volun 70 be eItsd Tae A.;obioggaphy sct
Of Lo M0Giez Countess Of Lsndsid-s Soot whch
vii snssO' Ia the phsse i') tasnt advent re,
teen eev red 20 may Thousands OF sstt-d eaeEs Al
Its well wr.t,c smusoE al nstt1ctse thti tas;e
the greatest 10 them y pnAE AZ 70 EsE
Je has been # attempted by igno an a1i c1s
scIitb MAKE the Countess can only pre-
serve T. BY tskrg Il hefseit rdiso1 MdeeDe
hat yai pfecarious s,d abundant lie has se to Be
sue Let tAve the history "a by I'll BY re -
j, j. r. De stupid liccd . Jus. PeoP's-An1
they Wwho hi. OrIy c ns rsmaI table womae 81
ssCt.d vi The g5sp scau3s u ne r,wspsps O. ID:
consider, hye csr-d 70 am via. We c-n
i, t partly iion pefsors Jgei-thN l. hortez -
ale- az extensive reafiIg oi g:tg. III
oal ion eaeu'S@ traveller ccFrec, slf i'cts
r e ELsish b:e9 ugui;i 1Ar haf to- college recAals,
40 u tee uoss charming Il c5-yyTssii .ris,s
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE l9, 1853.
Pubcatioa dag 25.a Of Ju1e sal your Order. evly.
NESS L Asst AND BEST

Publscs,ica day c5a Of Ju1s SAD your Order. euy.
JAMES LAST AND BEST.
LORD MON TAGU's PAGE
HIsToRICA ROMANCE
eryrsrrE 81 -ss c1ur,,ev
By P. r. JAME3 csc.
Accompanied BY
sgI..s sIya ,.,i restssI ., rss AgL.oH ,D-,s
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SKETCH
OF NJ JAMES ,ni b. WORKS,
From lihbose's foita'onios pc,5rArJ Of Auiao~
There have hetp upward Of .n copies Of lis p9?uAr
su,hois I'D, aid this fra. opportunity ha: the
Amiicsn public has bad 70 Tsess Of tne IN al eat
Nj James has ssvo'ed much tire and ye ia pepa.ion
Of LOAD MUNTAGUS PACE. s7d Il Is oonsiS-rei By a..
criiesi iends be he tsr e biz p9siueo-A
One DUNE, l2n.. 81 -.
AL oders should be addressed = the Pubi.es-.
CHILDS L PETERSON,
Va. ee2 Arch -, Philadelphia - 20
SHELDON BLAKEMAN { Co, No. lis N..,s9 st. n. \.
J LIPPIScoTr @, So~ 81 and q 4sh't, Phi't
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~ LEGISLATIVE ENAcrMGNFS
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THE syEDAY MERClhY,
Established 1852
AZ, L.ri, sr weekly crcuisiion han shs gaus
pies. Of Lh.s ,ity
WILL fuBLisH ro-HoRSow
AN APPEAL
F2IEEDS OF EQUAL Rl0uTS and RELIGIOUS FAEE-
DOM IN THE UNITED STATES,
Fr-m the Seventh Day Bsr'i't General c 1nferenee
Americans read 10 this Document ne ,.nniea. o. tn
tai NOTION ard mIk sell tbs trait rs Tno az, eoaA
in, ~ htr,y ,our liberties The bidding OF 9u- hePcouS
d,a5iy and moi dsnserou. enemy Pne'tc'.it
TsesUNpAY MERCURY 'cd ey al zoe Newsooys IN The
,,Ie, AID y the regular 6epo sld faithfully served oy
One open al cay Sunday.
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