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aGlisttAa&tous,
Saturday Night.
BY CHARLES p. ILsLEY.

How many associations, sweet and hal
lowed, crowd around that short sentence,
Saturday night" 1t is indeed but the pre-
lude to more holy and heavenly associations,
which the tried frame and lhankfu soul halls
with new and removed joy at each succeed
ing return. ...,... H..
IT'S then the din Of busy life ceases ! that
cares and anxsties are forgo,ton that the
worn out frame seeks lis needed repose, and
the mind its relaxation from earth and its
concerns-with joy looking to the coming
day Of rest, SO wisely and beneficentIy set
apart for mans peace and bsppIness, BY tho
great Creator. s 81
The tired laborer seeks now his own neat
cottage. to which he had been stranger
perhaps the past week, where loving wife
and smiling children meet him with smiles
and caresses. .s"i ~ sf -''h-'
Here he realizes the bliss of hard earned
comfort, and at this time, perhaps, more than
any other, the happiness OF domestic life and
its. attendant blessings. .s.'... .la
Released from the distracting cares Of the
week. the professional man gladly beholds
tho return Of Saturday night" and as glad.
ly seeks in the clustering vines aourishing
by his parental care, the reality Of those joys
which are only his to know at these peculiar
seasons and uuder the congenial circumstan-
ces--so faithfully and wildly evinced by
this periodical acme Of enjoyment and re.
pose. .--, rs. ... ...l -.at., l.. ...
The lone widow, too, who has toiled on,
day after. day, to support her little charge
how gratefully does she resign her cares at
the retnrn Of Saturday night" and thank
her God for these kind resting places in the
way of life, by which she is isencouraged from
week to week to hold on her way, 40
But on whose ear does the sound Of "Sa-
turday night" strike more pleasantly than or
the devoted Christians! Here he looks up
amid The Blessings showered upon him, ,ano
thanks Ged with humble reverence for thei
continuance e.!. R
His waiting soul looks forward TO tha
morn when, sweetly smiling, the great Re
aeeher burst deaths portals and completed
man,s redemption His willing soul expand'
al the very thought Of waiting on God in th'
sapctury on the coming day; and gladly for
gets the narrow bounds Of time and it's con
Germs, save spiritual, that he may feast OF
ioysepernew--ev beautiful--ever gloriou
lever kGHfcieBt TO satiate the joy fraugh
soul that rightly seeks It's aid.
1t leads him to the T. NIB Of Sod for pre-
lection and nationally points out the wa
10 Joy on higlan endless Sabbath--a pei
yetual rest for the vigilant, the wasehfulp th
Sai.hinl. as.. Il NJ 5..s 5,.., !. ,s',.
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illustrations Of locomotive speed

Z ~ .
DR.. Lsrdner, in one Of his recently pub.
lshed scientific works, ehdesvorS TO- convey
to the reader SONS idea Of tie enormous
speed ofthe locomotive going 1t the rate Of
seventy miles an hour. Seventy miles m
hour is,, in round numbers, one btpdred, and
FIVE feet per second, that is q motion in viz
tue Of which passenger is carried oVerthir.'
y-fVe yards between two beats Of common
clock. Two objects near him, yard asun.
der, pass by his eye 10 the thirty.ffth pars
Of a second; and IL thirty-ive stakes
were erected by the side Of the road, one
yard asunder, the whole would pass his eye
between two beats Of a clock; IL they had
any strong color, such as red, they would ape
pear q continuous fash of red. At such q
speed, therefore, the objects on the side
Of the road are not distiuguishable. When
two trains, having this speed, pass each
other, the relative velocity will be double
this, or seventy yards per second, and II
one Of the trains were seventy yards long, it q
would fash by in a single second. To ac-
comrPlish. this, suPposing the, 'driying-wheels
seven feet in diameter, tie piston must
change its direction in the cylinder ten
times in second. But there are two cylin-
ders, and the mechanism is so regulated that
the discharges of steam are alternate. There
are, therefore, twenty discharges Of steam
per second, at equal intervals; and thus these
twenty Pnds divide u second into twenty
equal parts, each puff having the twentieth
Of second between it and that which pre-
ceeds and follows it,, The ear, like the eye,
is limited in the rapidity of its sensations;
and sensitive as, that organ is, it is not ca
pable Ofdistinguishing sounds which succeed
each other at intervals Of the, twentieth part
off second. According 10 experiments that
have been made, the fight Of . cannen.ball
was 1900 feet in one quarter Of a minute.
equal to FIVE miles per minute. or three hum
dred miles an hour. 1t follows, therefore,
that railway train, going at the rate Of
seventy five miles per hour, has the velocity
of one fourth that Of a cannon-ball.
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The World.


The following was one Of the late Major
Noah's stories:
"Sir, bring me good, plain dinner" said
a melancholy looking individual to waiter
at one Of our principal hotels.
ayes, sir"
The dinner was brought and devoured, and
the eater called the landlord aside and thus
addressed him +:
"Are you the landlord :"
EYES," (in attonishment.)
"You make, probably, ten dollars day,
clear ~
"Yes."
"Then am safe. cannot poy for what
l have consumed. / have 6een out of EN-
ploy about seven months but have
engaged to work tomorrow. | had been
without food twenty-four hours when en-.
tered your establishment. Twill pay you in
a week."
"Icannot pay my bills with such promis
es," clustered the landlord "and | do moi
Keep poor house. You should address the
proper authorities. Leave me Isomething
for security" ~.
81 have nothing'' ....
81 will take your coat"
"IfI go into the street without that, I viii
get my death, such weather as Ills"
"You should have thought of that before
you came here"
"Are yOu seriOu%s; Weir solemnly ave. 4
that one week from now will pay you"
81 will take the coat"
The coat was left and the week after re
deemed.
Seven yeurs after that, aweaIthy man en-
tered the political arena and was presente,
to caucus as an applicant for Congress
sional nomination. The principal Of tn
caucus held his pouce-he heard the nam
and the history Of the applicant, who was
member Of the church, and one of the mos
respectable citizens. He was the Chairman
The vote was a tie, and he cast negative
thereby defeating the wealthy applicant
and whom he met an hour afterwards, an
to whom he said: -'.4
"You don'tremember me.!"
4 "No."' 81. 81
4 81 once ate dinner at your hotel, and a
though told you I was famishing, an
pledged my word Of honor to pay you in
wcek, you took my cont, and saw me 60 o,
into the inclement air at the risk of my lii
without H." ,.a "-
4 GWell; sir, what then ~
!. "Not much. You call yourself Chri
I; tion. Tonight you were candidate t
nomination, and but for me you would ha
been elected to Congress-" --..@ -- ~.
. Three years after, .Ahs Christian hot
keeper became bankrupt. The poor di
: nerless wretch that was, is now a high fur
tionary in Albany. know him we'll. T
ways Of Providence are indeed wonderf
and the worlds mutations almost beyo
conces stion or belief. ...-
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Chenp travelling.

Some time ago gentleman drove up TO a
tavern in gig, and asked the landlord if he
could be accommodated for the night. Be.
ing answered in the affirmative, he took up
his quarters, telling the landlord that "he
need not give his horse anything, as he had
plenty Of oats in his gig" In the morning
he politely asked for his bill, when the land
lord (who had caught such larks in his trap
belore) presented him the following bill
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9osftd.:. /.
IFrom "HOusshOld word'."l
.us Two Worlds.

Gods world 10 bsthed In beauty
Goods world 10 Steep'd in light;
II is the self.sams glory
That makes the day 20 bright, %
Which thrills the earth with music,
I, Or hangs the stars in night. .-a 4.
Hid in earth's mines Of silver, -gEg a,a.
AFloaiiDg on clouds .aboys,-rr,.s r...e cd g.
.Ripgibg in Autumn'S tempest, ,.a sas
Murmer'd by every dove
Ono thoasht dis Gods creation fgEEg
e His own great name Of loyei ....,.
ID Gods world strength Is lovely, ..
s.And 80 10 beauty strong, H,s.s
And light-God's glorious shadow ....o 'l,
To both great gins belong; 81 ..a ~
And they all melt into sweetness,
And Hll the earth with song.
Above Gods world bends Heaven,
81 With days kiss pure and bright,
or folds her still more fondly
In the tender shades Of night;
Ard she casts baSR ,Beayen'S sweetncsS
In fragrant love and light,
Gods world has one great echo,
Whether GRlm blqs mist, are sutpdi 81 "
o. lingering dew-dEopi quiVer,
5.ok FED STORMS are unfdtl'dt 4 TI.g"r
The same deep love 10 hrobbing ..i. .-.-
Through the great heart Of God'sworld.
Mans world Is black and and bli GIFTED,
: Steep'd through with self and sin;
And should his feeble purpose
Seine feeble good begin,
The work 10 marr'd and tainted
By Leprosy within. 4t..sz
Mans world Is bleak ard bittefI .o
Wherever he has trou H. DO.
He spoils the tender beauty s... -
That blossoms on the sod,
And blasts the loving Heaven
a or the great good world Of God.
There strength on coward weakness
In cruel might will roll;
Beauty and Joy are cankerS
That eat away the soul; s..
And 'love-o God, Avenge it.
20 The plague-spot OF the whole,
'. Ha. --- No. .'T.'#
Mans world is Pain and Terror,
He found It purc and fair,
And woye In nets Of sorrow ..... d..
The golden summer air.
Black, hideous, cold, and drcary,
.r, Mans curse, not Gods, is there.
-. ..' -.. s....,
And yet @ dis world 10 speaking;
Man will not hear 1t call;
Bat listens to the echoes
or his own discords fall, ...
Then clamors back to HeayOu 5. y 3, tts
That God has dono It all. ....... ..
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"6HrPlaze. sir" saidsan Giskman to
traveller, swosld yeEs be 60 oblsing as TO
take my great seat from hefe % Boston i''
aYes."said the tfaselar, "but how will you
aet i, again % sOch aisy enough though," !"
s.id: PAT. ofor sure Ellremaia In IL ~ "'s
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GT"My children" said an old laly, ~
am the root and you are the branches"
"Grandma," said one. s. 4tts e
"What, my child F. $50
II was thinking how much better the
branches world iiourishlf the root was under
the ground."'. .
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Gr"Do you believe In second love, Mis-
ther McQuade T. -t..4 .. -. ........
"Do ! believe in second love! Rumph,
il man buys a pound of sugar, isn't it
sweet! and when its gone, don't he want
another pound and isn't that sweet too !
Troth, Murphy, / believe in second love-"
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0TH petticoat government 10 not moro
oppressive now than fotmsrIysiE scertainly
double In extent. tt g9.aplraqso
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Received payment iii full--thank you sir
The gentleman went of reading his bill.
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HrA druggist sent his Irish porter into
q dark cellerS soon after bearing noise. he
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"Patrick, Keep your eyes skinned ="
"Och 7! the divei au eye" roafed Pat, "bnt
It's my nose that's skin't entirely 4 .s'''
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HAsxscfviEe@<-To-day.
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Only right.

SHOW flushed; how weak he Is! What's
the matter with him - .e ..asa s.7,
"Only tight" .. .... -.
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0J-An exchange calls ! Peskic0at the
sass,of Ill astions. is;;Eung uasy lfwaEs:r
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Tho Turkish Lion

(l1hsu,nci pa.ha is having a grca,
(mc OF j, in Washington H. b.,
J 'iici the President, the Secretary
" State and other officials /: receive |
fi,ia himself, AMI altogether i.it
J fair way Of becoming a lion a;
|s' ''c,n,fc Of fash on and intel.
senc,." Tie Washingten States
!, - reported Aa; .ncc hi. srrg.
! 10 tina cgurtry. on II rri tain oc.
p Oa, = lpiy vas siaiuns an
esAnt Cashmere shaw N,sa uy the
Eimirs,. lie e%a.lsutly t5k u from
4, shoulder. sri laid q r',on her
~, 10 s.iuc. as rftt'. ~ pcrhrn.
oacu,ar'y g. .v5 ~r yew Y.
he SHAWL 10 a mi cent u',c,
|',iine $1,000 ~ Sdpjj. luague
BE surprise Of the Adnirsl. when
> blushi1gly coar,'slcd - bin, AMI
(ovcl g~tscvfally a ~i,h the c,rc,.
'hasl a. a present
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

We know our rea lcrp, general
|vl rsri'e si'h interest the original
sketch on on Ere, page, by D''''
|lh wc would be pIe,.cd to bay,
|h.u contribute often to our columns,
I've hope 90 hear frOm htw sooa,
|ssain
Lines ~ EotAS rrff, - Holly
will have 'paee in this pa
her nes, week. We know lnN to
Fyurs,hisc With the dear creature
b. Ter fopiicticn. Hope he will
the connection" IN time.
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Tag ''RsylyAL An exchange.
Ee,.iEs " tic religious revival
!. tie Narh, say,;
The 'grra: awakening seems To
(sse erough, a humber ci particular
lizard e,srs"--iu the eyes OF be
lse,~,o = t.nse VI tiielT l,>t cua.
p.icn. IL addition 10 other diu1lc.
bed sinners who have COME az 9
sc rack. 4, 1, sa,i tina, itmcs Cor.
oa Bchaei,, Of the Ncs Ycrs Her.
Va, 10 . constant a,,eulsn, at ID,
street prayer meeting
Fe shal. ncx, hear last the ID !,
)nisr ''cOncvrn Of m,ui."
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~ fHsiay mfnifR '
|s.sIaAnf - erpfhyttNl "
lao. "A We rstel, A. tbl gen
u sse ssae um W. . 'hafl ilms ~
n, ssta IL presence lie 'eIaaeI
,.a,p W. . good nalaleh lpgia.
~ us,sile fsHlemah, tte y thI
~. tls,s " elrse hest AHl rffl
sa AL srmesht INV va y.
a,,s snnsle Woat iel llj
Al AsngHiah iha ihr blu deflI
,~Ai GA sefy 8m mimlahle I u
las, abati ihe Whtiam N tfIau.
WI H. talel cor town on pf'
i.sssal business, ahl AZ NED ".
r,e mhny dais ~ ought q bt
.sL,msi 70 h living a bachelor Whn
uth fas looking mon ~ hs afe s
,.tt,, shd ~ many hand mo gt.N
NO Ia,l wat,ing to be askel Hyii
spinf' hfmlf'd
We return oat thanks 70 Col
chy,sa fof BIZ Mind nglifc Of auI
|,d, 10 ls hofutfd and doar hn.
|l1sh
w are ashamed oi being q bacho.
lot, bit then II a no, oar fault q
stn sometimes mary Cor hslu'y
ID. ~omrn, never,
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We ,ll for Cab erdinar.ly o. ca. az.
erpidncs, anil no good, delivered o. al.
love 10 b. taken FROM the store until
settled fof, irrespective ~ persons, AZ ~
.ccp 10 books aud msss 10 accounts
Al good. guaranteed 70 b. Iua what
ihev are represented mud solt ~.
We have "one price," livery article
has ssed upon !, IN plain fgurs', a price
from vh'ch wc will no, dsriafs.
We wiil not take bach Of sichangs
roai, after .sle and delivery.
Errors shall b crromp,l, corrected vhse
reported 10 thu pfoprietors
SPEED. pONoilo 4 STRANGE.
March ~, Isis. psm
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SwlSpttSo uyrlr sAn-or

SwtNpLtSG tvrtF sam OF
twenty 'cIgh, u,espapcrs opcucd by
the pntI master az C%harlcstown
Mass, within three days, eleven
were written upon, three containing
dress patterns, three .kcIns Of silk
each, three containing letters, two
had pieces OF black silk. one con.
tanning a landscape drawing, one
a chiId's apron, one roll Of ribbon,
one q worked ladies' collar aud o
China bdb.
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- Some Iiislc progress in mann.
.s;aring enterprise has been male IN
(lississipPi. Tie Mls.is,Ippi Mana.
sesuripg Company Ia, q factory III
Fhoc.sw county, abca, forty iiv,
elsss irom Grenada. H. capital !,
$1,000. Il vas sstabll.h.i IN
sas. Its clear profits TOR the last
ouf yesrs have NO, been less Than
airiy per cent. per annum on tie
)aPi,al invested. It, chles opera.
i0ns are in Masking cotton yarn,
'''sa osuatargs AMI ln.eys.
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sss- The Mississippi Central
sa'lfosd bas new in operation one
PsaEIrei aud two miles veil eqsippc,i
''sa ruling stock. and doing a good
Paslhess. aud has gralcj tue entire
(osd bed, exc pr twenty miles. se''
sAaeh vii be gralci by ue obcr
ssvias cnly ten miles of very Itsh'
P'rk between vrraaii aud Mlddle.
pa. They will extend the ,usd OF
y northern etsd to Voaeeulle. an,
? The ssu,hern eud to league,
Terry, this sammU.
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f fWt ~
HtfHf II fify nbfif
tnH
isfh tIHf0tI.ftIfi 80
sfHif Haj s.H.H 30 u ihs Tenn
Hf Hhf tfiHft sod a.
tilf. Hsile Istseullgy
~ lftf 'mfh' = fstelst
Hf Hl#Ni ifHffv n build
hH rfNHtff if A. sh NE msf
1900 HsHf a hans, Nlsss
fll Hsu hHi n emit fbd shlth
'talI "a sl nma is %ltas'l 20 has.
tr "a
ua0 hanH letaHmfnl shat stAll llmss
Dr. hl aiHnHt saftIei eth sli ihe tsf,
f ehsi nHl il'fsi afles ~ sell a. ,hs
lhH IfaH ahi hrsl fitflas that esh "
ioufht \ tH articles pertaining 70 = rsn.
efal iit tHnia house
uuf tabe department ifseites the
srs Fl sltrH en y rtery pifohtAsf, ss
uu a'Ie msni 0ahfate' nehily III ausis.
ties aui irs th
Tor curfaiB lenaiimeni i%lslla,. .
collection n taflalh matufitls ahi Trim.
BOB nfs tnfel vseitt Nih n tbs country,
and VI have been %iutluusto in sarutlnr
Che services N y %rimnpisn' French tp.
holster Up make ~ anl a. carr,,, ssi
Curtain Vhn desired,
oar Eafim hs been fntnlshed In a
mrsl elegant rrislhn ai,lc. aud nj stAs
~ the exclusive use and hshvfl VI The
faileh
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We authorized to announce the Hon.
JOHN ". THOMPSON a. q candidate
for Circuit Judge o. the 1,h Judicial Dis.
,ficl, at the election 10 october next.
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We are authorised 10 announce the Hon.
JAMES y. fRuiTER, u Holly Springs,
a. q candidate fyr Judge Of the Ith judi.
cial District, at the election on the Isl
Monday in october, ISIS. nev3-ti
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We are asIh1rissd 10 announce JAS
u. JONES . q csnl,dAts for sheriff a
tbs neat election. no,ts-tf
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We are authorized 10 TliOs
J. pRbpHlr sss eaaiidlts for Sheriff
Of Pamela county. q, The nett election.
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tsN wI>sioAgRs SALE o. LAxu.

WV Wt>>iWNtsWN NNUsts W LANE
DtRsuA>T 10 m lntsrlocatory De.
cree, rendered In . case whsssis
John Grifs, II al. nre conrlainanss cad
\ u. Terrell and ". u. firth are defend.
ants. IN til. thanccr, Court " Panels
county, State n Mississippi, q, tho No.
,emhcr term, lssi, thereof, ! will, q
comm. .ioner ihrte,h appointed, proceed
10 sell Mt public a~~ciion, ", the Court
llua.s door N the vi n Pamela. In sad
county. on " ndny the 9th DAY u April,
lass, bctscsp the h,ar. prescribed BY
law. IN a CREDIT ~ .is months from the
iay u sale, with insere., FROM said DAY
VI ssle, The following described tract n
Land lyinr aud being IN ssii county ~
Pamela, IL. Wit "the sou,h half u See.
ton ,%wen,y.tvc. IN Township ssvsa, Of
Range cirh, West"
The ~pnTcha.er will he required II give
bond ani security Tor III. pa.men. u the
purchase money.
JOHN L. HARRISON,
Cem~issionsr.
March %, is5s. 9As
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For ipi,ir,e,. Auernr,,

W arr authorised % announce IA.
THANitL ". WILLIAMS a. a candidate
for Dstric, Attorney for the III judicial
District, NJ The election on the II, Mon,
Ity ia october neat.
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We are authorised 10 =. L.
TAYLOR. Of Pamela. a. q candidate for
Di.tric, Attorney u the seventh judicial
District, at the ne., October election.
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Money!! Money!!

~, PERSONS indebted N H. uh,
~ H. signed either w moi " account
that ). ~ d.. Nhc ~ M, ~, up b'
thu llth u tptil uett, will hni their nnte,
snY account. n the hni. ~ the ohcsi
f1f collection. a. not " N 10 .ut W,
fucui., but I must hive mmry.
:. T.. LtSfrR.
March L., lisa. s-im
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W. sre authorised to u. II.
NcIk AIRY q. . eanlilag. f0F Probate
ClsFs of Pamela county.
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For Probate Clerk:

". r. wOOTTEN himself
.. 4 candidate for rc.slecsion, to the Office
v pGoH.rs ttsGk u Pamela countv.
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o'or Probate Judge:

We are authorised TO Announce Judge
1T ". NJ KBllIi,.k a. a candidate for
Probate Judge VI Pamela County.
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We 80 suthssiset 10 ssaossce JOIN
SuANkLg - sisiijsss FOE Assesso'
u Pssela Cossty.
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We are authorised to announce 10.
SEPtl A. HERRING - . candidate foi
Assessor " Pamela county.
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Hff. VIZ m~AtaNtHta ~
N iHi W
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rte state ~ M~ossesstppt.
thanstry teurt Of rsasla Cesnly,
n R.iss. before Ne Ciera u aid Court.
at hs Okss IN me ieTH " PaHo'a, IN
N, iAifd Monday tISih dsy.ly Msreh
lsj..
rsAs.s urlihsnl Bill fcr Divsree.
" 4 vsHspIs
Martha nulih,n. Msi-imoaii.
appearing 10 the ss,i.sse,.on q the
Court, FROM due proof, that the De-.
ivrdrr, reside. on, n the State n Nis.
.y.lrri, ., ths, process. sarns he served,
" u served, 'hsrtf,y esnnes h. compelled
20 arrer' and snsssr or plead. II 10
therefore or,is,ed ths, the complainant
haze = hearing in Tho fact. charged 10 The
NIL. uniess ihe dsf'nlsnt ent.r her sr.
resfanrr herein. sni plead. answer ~
isr,ar ~ sad bill. cngs n, futs the ,hsvd
day n The nss, term " shis Court, 10 be
holden ~ The Court House IN The town u
panes,. ~ the seventh No.ds, after The
fourth Nenlst n Msrsh. 1850. ard that
= eurs n N . order he publ .hsd for the
.faca II n month before .sii third dsv
n Ne .sti term. in N. epsnela s,sr."s
usssrarrt ruldi.hed In tn ,s~n Of rans.
Ia. IN .sii State.
J. e. HARRISON. Ctsrk.
y. i~isssssos Ssl,eiior Jor cosspi't.
March Is, ls5s. Bin
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wesrs authorised 10 announce JOHN J.
vlCk - . candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county.
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For Circait Clerk.

We are sa,hOntsl to unu IutIN
{. HARRISON s.s candidate Tor rc.elec.
,,oa 10 the ofey u Circut CLERK.
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We are authorised TO nneun T. u.
RANDOLPH ss esniidsts for Assessor
of Pamela eosnty.
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GIN SHARPENING.

fNih subscriber wili take a frw tins
u shtrreu. ia,s sammer ani Sal.
fersons who are DESTROYS that .hr-li
sharpen their Gsns. must srni their ss..
10 tn. Mil, on t.ane Crees.
". W. ELLIOTT.
April u, isjs. " On
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We are authorised TO !. A.
JOINS ~ a can itiste for Assessor Of
Pamela county.
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lDGeEevEO...TH gREArEsr
lot 81 Dsn-<ic., blesehed and y
blesehsi. We Gin ell yca = 81. article
u AescAed elssh for 10 rvntss var6.
9RE1NDOrNA EARNEST.
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