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The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

Err a
t year
] raf aa1ef H1s
saa aiaaaga. s54an
I4as siaea oue uho. Is Be roasa
uQt. perhaps. uisA : have his eeusai
aa4 lQli- qualities IS 8 ,iast ie.leed l,v
tas naFsuw aal fise.sa rieus lc sozne-
times pT.,sa salgs - Z akus nrrsr e.Ii-
.ef- uaa res asfses Is IS e11cfss Is
ifa.a 8 fasseer.iog asserted mere
ig leeame : s raes.ily expressed il
r-fna- i .le 1ags 6 Aesaiuisss sse,
ia Is l1ilst9se TBS sad asi 81 ale rear,
lsaT ais uat g oars We hars -
b'eak sfeis. uitA saow-n h5seuoG .ars.
way ~ fLtif .e-d,ss arm a.aissi 4 ieal-
ea ee.oscl sly - Zee covered rsfe-
u1a.s; 20 geass rendered fsshonless
ty mal aa1 -siush"; ~ piercing night
winds. directly from gfargy mountains
~ ~ seas, ffegz.ng & dhe toae- Taes8
are asas - d4e.s. well enough in their
NaT SD Iaaes. lsai tl.ss. t,lses 4 res "a
Tins gfcns and we psxlss .l..t -.
should b. enjoyed sAne~lsese Ga,
weather he1c aon . sell.r cssessAsea i
this uise:
Tvis fasle. ssass sss lie ssass
zssaaa - lasa ell " a1afa way.
Whm Aasama, rfTsrs 80,
Tls .seasr 1sg..s-..e 9sr4ns aaay-
What feiiciloas conception q Lat
1elie.eas weasAer known in mere
northern elm e, q An earlier sezs.n. a.
Indsan SKINNER. when tie whois a.
tnospAe4a sasnss gliel with a. in.ieseri-
bzlle hazs, which iheuzA xlss.s i
10 -. ill-lses wlllsE slaFtelr t1fes5sr "a
@is stlfs Feat, naA aee.4s a11 waters
lie il silent ressose. 0i this raxsSca-
ar se2zon : shElaeF has said:
IE he.t W Tie sers aazFss AZ sas
BE ie ir as11s AIRS sfg-s5 Eas.a asn
az s
ifaea tAe aial l,-.is a-s - aasA eslo4 raa =.
50 lg s- ta1.1 lsisal ss 5 "a
Il 11z e.izes- = eaess tle sssg
SleA is the weather We eaiov hegc
rhi'e g fw degrees near1r iae Nonh
! l'olo = is 81 the same time. much wha,
tie post describes when Le speaks 81
the saddle days Ct tie yezr. Mach
lie same coujuuciioa of l.ora4l winds
and rams uay visit as woek or a
inoaih hcHce bui we are ia no hurry
iof g 4he pfestlS condition u tie
80, ihe earth and The sky, salts as lss-
ter AoF, ia Tue eally sneanin1, tho
SCI, horn q lis hess aad spieaacf in
Faai degree, 'eaks asianl lhroush
his sci d mist, and We nee. no. hurry
cur sie-s = the s.ady sile q tho
.ress- u oll Auiumu dreams away
tss mellow day time in the Nersh.
1oa'g Winter does tle same thing in
tie South, snd se say, long and sweet
u LIS alaiaaegs,
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

Iae following beautiful extract.
from The pen q Eagard Taylor,
lie travelling printer, VIC c0m-
Mend 70 the craft every where
Perhaps there g - loraftn eat
q enterprise whose details arcle
uudartoo br intelligent people.
fAau tie ars rressEvadr4 the
achievement el types.
Every dag, their life laug, they
aTc accustomed tc read tie news
paper. 10 had fault with is state
len.s, IS looks; % plane them
selves upon The discovery q some
fosais and aeFolatic tyre iAat
gets into q fralic and ssanas upoa
. .s head; or some With : waste
-etter Or two IN il, by which pre-
cess paper IS made, Of the thou-
sands e motions and thousands Of
pieces necessary to its composi-
ton, they know little and think
less
They imagin thatthey discourse
4 Z wonder, indeed, when they
= rssis. ). &c IL -s'tiIEE eAEssg. sEo'
ven for thought 70 walk ons Of the
rags that iiniicrod upon tie Lack.
Il the begrlr yesterday.
But there IS something more
wonderful still. When sc lo0A
1t he enc hundred and titsy tive
little boxes, soneW Lat shaded with
- e touch of iuky fingers, that
compose tie printers case. .'-noiz-
eless, except tie clinking Of tAc
types, as one By one they take thcis
places n the growing lne-wa
have found the marvel of tie art.
We think how many fancies "a
fragments there arc il the boxes,
Lom many atoms cf poetry ana q
oqueace the printer can make
here and thcge, ii be only has .
little Chart to work By, how many
facts il small hanaialls, how much
truth and chaos.
No0 lie picks MP the scattered
elements until lie holds ia LIS hand
. stanza Of Gray's Elegy or . mo-
nodv un0a Grimes al bltioncd
M before Now he sets pup
~ missing and noyv Paradise
Lost;:' be arrays q bri4e il - IL
cars, and = sonnet u 'nonp2ne..;
in one seutence-transPoses the
word and deplores tie days thaf
are few and lie sevil' in tie next.
a poor Jest ticks is way slowly
into ! printers hand Ike . clock
iust running down, and strain Of
eloa uencc marches into liae letter
bv letter. We fancy we c2n tell
the difference by hearing q the
car but perhaps not.
The types that told wedding
Yesterday, announces Z burial -
morrow-perAaIs n tie seii-z@me
letters.
They are elements 70 make 9
world 04-those fyres aEs7sA he-4'A
with something IN i beautiful e
spring, as rich as SIMMER, and Is
Grand Is autumn flowers that tros1
cannot wilt. fFais that shall Fipen
Ior aIl time.
Tie newspaper LIS become log
book a the aea, i tells q what
ra.e the worla IS ruuuins; we can
net 6nd Cur reckoning wiiaoai i.
Irne. hegrean grocer may bui4d
Up = pound Of candles n our last
expressed thoughts, bat be ! only
coming Il base uses, Is It's letters
have done tine innumeraa.e-
We console ourselves by think
ing that one ran make o. thai
newspaper what As. cannot make
Ct living oaks-a bridge ~ flIsc
that be can fling i over the
cAasm Of the dead years aud walk
saseiy hack upon the shadowy sea
into the Past. Tie singer shall
not end his song, nor tie soul be
eloquent any mere.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

= l41lcA-at. not remark by
cuvcr li, wila geography, piel-.
a. nn ues -pcr and sAt Gasn
= rl le had not rrocee-el
Jar before ls came - 3 Passage
afl-r t4ai one Ci Als res S wc
.a Jeopardy. .-5eopaEly. oeopar-
ly sgl llse soLls.e4 merchant,
who ha& previously Aearl lllas LIS
vessel was lost; --.etme s. G, thai is
somewhere in the Lel.icfara. =.
Wen, I aln glad she has e. -,o,
pogf, Is ! thought i VS. =. orag
with her
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

TaR @PoisagEo II d Ar
rlcA.-A Rasian No5lcman, Who
has been travelling in Africa,
gives The following account al the
Sameieli, Simeon or Poisoned
Wind. which is such N object Of
interest and terror to al claascs
and al nations. Ike says. IAas
---ssEzgesS.a = 1ess NJ -DsSs-s s------l
about lie middle Il June to the
2Ist or September. Il IS Cxperi-
| enced with very violent south
west wind. and Oh those days
when the heat ol tie sun is iAe
mosz ardent. Il IS burning; j
4 comes IN gusts ns0Ee oT less scos-
cLiaz. ~ llore or less duration;
each O. theln. however even tie
sor.est. exceeds the time that 2
man could hold LIS breath. This
wind consists il = succession ot
/ buruiag and cool gls.s. In the
ass.. l1ere IS lFc uellly q doubie
degree Of heat and impc;uously.
lTle difference between the Ao.
and cold gusts according 10 my
olserraiion. IS from : % 10 de-
rrees. The highest degree Of the
Eg. gusts was Is de- q tarenhelt;
tcm0araiurc IN the SAB, without
Smieli. having been constantly
from 52 dec. 70 81 deg, ! iAougAs
I coald observe that when this
wind blows, = yollowish tinge IN
cliniug 70 lived, is ailused through
the atmosphere; and that, il Is
most violent periods the sun be-
comes q dead I'd. IT. oder IS
infections and sulpLuuous; i IS
thick and heavy. aud when this
heat increases, i almost causes
suiiocation-
Ii occasions c pretty copions
perspiEa.ion. partly excited BY tie
nneas ness which enc feels, and
tie difficulty with which one
breafhs on account Of is fmtla
quality. his PRS giratioa ap-
pears to ZIG mora dense and ~
cious than tl4t llla na.1f.ll lIeTsI1l-
ration; the w.nd iise.f lepc ite A
uneaoas laid Tic better - cx-
anime rs qualities and Is nature;
1 olsaned nv mouth to inh1le
he ualaie and threat were Instant
y pzzched. Il produces The same
e.iert when inhaled through tAe
nostriIs. buG more slowly. 10 pre-
sexge oae's self from il, aad keep
Sic respiration more 1ree, 4. is usu-
II 70 Wrap up Tie face with g
handkerchief II passing he t.
sue it d. Is q paFl Q. i action
and of its destructive principle,
and bezidse.sssssss.s ! Sen,,1eps up
8 degree II
Tie blrnia
peneiEatin
lungs.
accast Aeaf
ing the helTs u eir nles u
Tcioak.l Il they desirT 10 sleep
This wind causes, by the raiiica-
ton that attends il, : pretty strong
aviation Ii tie blood: and this
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

a. LQil along coariin- anna
z.ngly-lt is astonishing wAai j.
viii 10 towards expanding the
feminine heart and getting into
tie ihex's house. In old igno-
ranns with q long parse, can oct
sbine 3 young man vgitA more
brain than spe-ter. DID you ev-
c. n1.lce that.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07


was siiil dancing at tie date g
the last Dispatch. 2
xOrse wks. Azraczl u.ssseI.r q
THE u1-1oc1..1s4.
/ L S important for every Yonng ms.
60 stsna f.-hl in politics - ueI as osh
er matters. Ihoss aho JOIN the he
i moeraey connect fhesuselres With ,
! Feraaa ai organization. lie PARTY !,
/ eo-exisseni with ihe foundation Ct esi
republican .iiai'oas. and sbrcs aaaf
te1s e . csn.ary hsa 81 eriaine.l IS i1
she iasiiiHifsHs 81 aHF eeae8rv ft-f -
I existence is Hzel aaf fra -
/ irn-r - aar afa4t .laat l2 ats. j. has
! beln aEfa aTvar59us parties Go .har
tara. .uc wh NaFe ial iemao-
fafT ;isauVas, g. they ultimately 81
s ua-ag tha caneseiire f.Fea e Tie ia-
j sIatsle D1maefacy. 4ac wam oi ~
aatleisza har ga sgairss. sl4 lass
crse1es a.sasi E - ef al s.
&. lai aFim ~ he central ~ aei-
Re e iasics - 81. 1 a.a ceaz.-
Sons 8 men, ) a1s gssrf = s. aries-
~ aeafe lle n~r~ Es- L has
-esa efEsasA - -le aauee q Gas
and AfelEs4f asA 1tasfs 6. less nose.
a1. i has wItilicc4 sale nssaust. ~f s..
aul ile very last ast tf taass rrea.
snsa was % egns.as tAslreFrUs AL conss
.aena the Dataa raev. We nay oeca-
si.aalr Is oaaumhsIl fer 3 time.
81. .r.an9A MI ssea iosew. Ne
have shaped tie distinctions q oar
country from luaaas oa all paiat
vA f Hsiask. aal i j.
+ .he eesiay q naay g. eaard, pro
l1ct a14 ureil .Ae aasi1u g4al TIE
last line o. ilesty las beea usi1ea
upon tae record 81 time.
i Ths following gsses historical Tiew
/ e tha opposing parties @ this country
+ t4om lie e4f.i1sl psIsod % lie rseseal
4 fime. The oIfosit5oa e. tie Deas-
rrcy. siaea iae arsauiz4.son s. lAeesQy'
ss--..-.-----hsxs paaas4 IA -s-y7e1
Tie ailaa Lsw, : 10 11ss. xissnr
sle President john Alsns} he rowe
g. os4@r lrem lAs ceantfr sny unussl
ra8 ia.eg1lr, As &e sai
p'cu a.
i Tie aiau Lan. passed sa s-e
+ lvwi.ii asv psrs1a s. h1 srste O. pal
EsAel aag t1i-sg a-4ius; tie pges3ea
or a1y s. iae mentsss of Coasfss.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

uueaolr. Who writes
@.ta more ssata than ree.ry,
saFs:
An Angel wililet money s
not iheuels hai8 so anch 81 now.
a-days, as e devil wits s lag fall 81
galrcas Let q ma be bank.
rnpt "a honor. Il al fhat cons.i.
tu.cs tie cIuauen aei object s
/ lise-ave. lef Lis hcsE beat 81 lhg
+ pulsatioas OF he'll, ard he or she
lave cash. sweet caea. and ihs
lawniug sgcoflants = g ramngr
q and rotten Worl4-oe af :olra.
6 VIII crook With sm E 4
pregnant Eae of tie knee. p
While hole poverty, N1.ll r'fiue
and ll.e iY - eha. ac.og Is
VII le Tla-
nc l bcM eal4l "A
cear l1n IS tsee ataas oat 81
3 elara
erc4 in e aot IS be-
a42 9 ~ sv ga
mare - of
esf1c.s, TIE a and
easect q --te na4 b - aeeanu-
l4.e it--.l Gaaav vl 70. an-
seraHulea as IL mcar tfnv
employ. 4er v as 2s .lai
i S tle eae ll..
4aea maa Aas uouer. he
lay gl.ls oFts s.e peer w.fa iin.
puaity- Il De 5 merchant. he
can awlue.a A CLERKS. uat1 sr-
hearauce eCa 10 ba e Fr.uo.
they demand their 6se. be can
.nfn them out into S sad
Lear.iess world, and a a1kea
their characicss, l3a
ilssiauafiaus q and
sin. the living s- d sine ea-
cy, 'can's yln one pllee len-,
aud ether Infamous LAS, AID l..-
tle Icy Gown meancsses, ard stiii
tsssv ale regarded IS 9aora
men . We know some snch, who
belong - the cesdsh arisioeraT a
oae section, whe, # they hare any
keaor, carry ! il the heel q Their
boot, or n tie seas q their mex
preside, as VIC arc unable % per-
ceSve il in zhcir trnnacllo1as ss.tLl.
I tAeiT GLOW men.
So
I d. s1s Assg f-ll1As1nEs cg Nc-
.-tsfeai indeed y t.se task as
E ~lc4 70 NfnaAn- NA9 can e&
age4.tc Us Io-.aacc! Aos =
make l1 aatto govern cuIire
Ant - lsril taose = when iaw.
81. m-. -s7l.1s l-- --- c.aI ..c'
governed io guara from III
tct ieil. oi lc iu6ria.
IS. iha .r@ asd yc. sloil.sa cg-a
tufe. whose wor4l. 10 less iaa
ply ral ali eust be derived
irasn Acs ~ aspire iAa-a r.lci-
Iles, % 1ealea.e il1e 4celEA
io animate iiicse s1, i-4ea.s wi----l
een-r-,loAs y unen- a-4 nA-
Irons yct nI1lfi.l1-l VIZ ie-iA ~
p-1 e se-.t3 lliiiL-s il-o i-ei-
cy- e eI1lslen honor ialo kiFige
2 = Aet eAF.4 - sassy l-
isA 9 'e mllli -f -
e-e e lsa o Af
y lo i % efe. 10
-e -e se - i99 e--e-
III 1874; U co. n ne @
.os '4e ait~-~ g. 8 -ea
Z plei = co TT ~
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

f ca weakness It In ec pro-
daces ca man two m
4 ly characterized. X Sim
MORALLY with q kind of 5vzia.
or causes him 3 great debility.
Tie corps Of . person So suiio-
Gated hes this peculiarly, that ID
G iew q, or even Aoffs. as some
ARA aaIrn. tie limbs loparate
az tie joints with the sliiess { ari,
50 powerful IS the action ci Sic
poison On the musce Err par 5.
c.vin- an astonishing activity tl
tie progress ofputrihcatiun. such
. corpse is reported ccntar ou=.-
i now nothing 50 terrible e
wind; ! fe'. il almost con
ID tie Desert, hating soUe iaeI-
rupiions, one of wnlch was f-T
taree days and three nights sue
&C ively. BY T. q, w.s raez
bv Il. bu. escaped death - & a-
charge of blood. That which con
firms what I have said q tie sc-
para1ion Of the liahs, i thar, La
Ting been stgack by tAis air, 4
was affected for some weeks with
extreme weakness aul whele-
var the least warm Wind blew oa
me. / iels . great fainiHe, and
perceived IA my joints arc laza-
l0n of Tie muscles.
TIE dangers u the wind ere
guarded against BY inAadag tie
iamos q good vinegar. and cover
ING the face with the haadcrcl aif.
I asked tie Arabs iglasiag down
ca Tie ground was q prasgFva..Fe.
aga aast il: the assured me that ii
WIS rot, / should be inclined my
seliio think il pref adicial.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

NclASs liiGRIs.--A good na-
turea husband, 3 dozen children
and 2 happy home.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

What q heartiess set Western
people are' A party il that be
nighted country was discussing q
recent very sudden iniermelt--
SAYS o-e, Wasn't that rather
hi1rying ~ fAe oakss = "No,
saws another, at locks more Ike
running ksr tas9 tde gTosa1f
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

4 c.ereTman. c1tec-lang the
vouth e. lis parish, pat tie 1rt
question II le.lel5eFgs C...e-
cbism T. q girl. TINS:
~WI4t IS yo1r only consolation
s. lifa or - death.
The poor eFl smiled, and 10
doubt felt very qaeers Int she gare
10 answer. Tie priest Insisted
-We. tu said Size, if /
mast tal .tss Henry, tie little
sheetnaLar tl4t wears the striped
Jacket
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

sell 10 think il pref indicial.
TIE Coxp. Ios oF BE.nsa La
According 70 some of ho
British journals. lsays aa ex-
chan &C. , the condition d q large
pozsion of Engiish laborers Is ilsl-
II depl rable- They can, xiii
great difficulty, earn th1rIneaas Of
substance. while tserr- social com
forts are fey~-rra far between
! arsosx e1lsoris have been made
tQ grudnce a change. bus shns far
with little Success- Tie NoEthe~n
'z'ss~ess, t.rhEisasea - 4ssess ssszssi
takes up the ssskajert IN detail ST.
ia the course u : systematic art
Gle, Says:
~Ne boast q orr alAcr c-ce q.
negro slaycry; we rcnogncc, vt
mofaiize, and 7ve actua y woef
over tie tales of African -u--s.z
but VIC cannot afford passing
thought Tor tie milols % wAite
slaves who constitute the Has
81 olr iahor;n- lsonu at5ea. "a AGl
are these II reality blt nseFe ark
mated Al1clsines.-esr1 Dyed niv
because il has no: boea possible,
rs vet. 70 discover others t. saT.ar-
ssde lhcm. As their employ uaa.
has been tic rcsult Cl Iecs tr,
and 10. choice, the great object
of iAe employee has heen % saz
tie physical endurance 81 the en-
ploxcd 10 lis utmost limits. and
relluce the rate of remuneration 60
tie lowest minimum. nlcrsa-
nalely, tie fierce competition ol
trade, ard tie nnHsuall u crowded
state 81 lie labor markei. combine
to render tbs stale Of ilinss .pp1-
rcutly inevitable" "
This is, indeed, n rneniabie
pictare. Bat the ease IS similar,
we fear, TO q vory great extent IN
other portions Of tie world, and
even u this country. There are
few among the lab0ring Glasses
however economical and indns.Ei
ous. who even secure more than 3
living for themselves and families.
Their lot IS one Of excessive toll.
Those who Pre- skiIledin some rar-
ucnl4r art or craft. can 81 course,
% better. Bnt the mere laborer.
even n lis best condition. hg
hard task before hin.-Ilera 81,
moreover, TOO little symT..l' = fell
sor this particular clazs. IAeir
wants, their eujoymenis, their
creations, arc rarely cons deTea.
They ere regarded IS Eaere hcwess
Of wood aud drawers oi water.
and ue4ied accoraialy. How rare-
ly, indeed, do we near q any Ga8F-
ement intended to elevate lie so-
cial condition or extend fAe social
enioYmenfs q the meEesy working
classes. Even philanthropy seems
70 look upon them viii inds4e
renee or contempt Bat s shonld
NOT be. There Is 4 reason f0r al
s.rugs. ard due consideration
ghouid be felt for every member
al tie human family.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

4 woman, u Cincinaf.i, Ch.o.
stated ia iihe Police Court, l2si
week, tia. uo. 9 single word Of
coasersafioa lad passed between
and her husband foT ihc last
.Ecosy ycals, They have lived II
ue hsase Together. and q
r-rt q. time dine2 AZ ti.e same
fablc, ard Sc. aos uttered wCTd
% o1cA ether ~ nearly 9 quarter
o. a ceaturE.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-12-07

Sal DkscE-f a7ss.a I1.-
patch tolls 3 story Z 3 dance
between S chap - Smelling
and . Eaekonsaei. 81 called Big
Sis. They danced seventeen hours
and sixty seven minute when I.ig
Sis caycl and took a seat in the
chimney corner. tanning herself
with the bread tray. Smelling
was sin dancing at tie date q
the last Dispatch. 2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-27
4oI23 50 81
Estimate Of unsold Incorporated lands in each
Territories including surveyed uusuryeyed, offered and
unofered lands, on the Both June, 1856;



The table giving the estimated quantity of all our
public lands shows the feasibility Of the plan in
favor of which have been speaking. l know that
some gentlemen from the southern States object to
this bill because they fear that it will carry emf
grants from the free States into those States. Well,
sir on this point l have drawn some conclusions
from figures which will present to the Senate. In
the State Of Alabama the,e are now undsposed of
eighty-three million FIVE hundred and thirty three
thousand quarter sections of land. ask my south
ern friends, would it not be better if a in the
State of Alabama would select a quarter section
there. and take the two hundred dollars it would
have cost him, and expend it there even thaugh it
might be Inferior land, than to compel him 10 pay
81 25 an acre. and emigrate from the State Of Ala
bama to a place where he could get better land If
you cempel him to pay the higher price, it becomes
his interest leave his native State; but permit
ting him to take the land andexpend its improve
ment what he would otherwise have to Pay, and
what il would cost him to move, the chances are
that he will remain where be IS. 10 the State Of
Mississippi there are thirty-fO thousand four
hundred and ninety-six quarter seetionsi IN Louis
lana thirty-seven thousand; Arkansas ninety
thousand in Florida, one hundred and twelve thou
sand Altogether, the quarter sections of public
lands belonging TO the Government amount 10 SIX
million nine hundred and twenty thousand. How
feasible the plan is have shown, too, that 1t
would take over six hundred years to dispose Of the
public lands at the rate have been disposing Of
them. and that il you take million quarter sec
tions and have them settled and cultivated, you will
obtain more revenue, and you will enhance the re-
naming public lands more than the value OF those
the Government gives.
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SIXTY SHINGLES A MINUTE

TIME Great Excelsior Single Mill, patented by H. D.
MGEORGE, Of Morgant0wn Virginia Below are some Of
TIE advantages claimed for this ELL;
That tits the Cheapest MILL By one half ever offered in this
country.
can be made by it.
3D. That Shingles perfect and will bring better
price than others in the market.
That viii turn out as good not better Single out Of
timber cannot BE- used by other Machines, they make Of
clear stud.
5h. That the Mill viii make Shingles out Of any, and all kinds
Of timber.
9Th That can furnish the MILL With the right to use about
the prime Of other Mills.
s That perfectly adapted 70 the cutting Of ali kinds Of
Slaves Barrel Heading Boxing and other short boards.
Mill requires but hands to tend it, and Will turn ont
from ten to twenty thousand Shingles per day.
in operation Vannoy, Turbivie Co., Of this city
State, County Single Rights Tor sale reasonable terms Let
ers Enquiry, addressed the propreeo Of NJ
Burns Of Furman Co., Nashville Tennessee, will receive
prompt attention
rayN Z. GILLIAN,
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ * Dr. King, formerly Of New York. for he ils four
49, years Of Louisville keurucsyi aud al' pas ae
voted his attention 10 tie treatment Of private DISEASES M over
many years. and cured many Thousands, he e ee 90 cure
from idadcous mgIca treatment, from negdct Of their
Dr.. Kings Dspensary is No . DercA lfee ncleen
Cherry and te square, where be cures az diseases Of private
nature.
sTRrcRrr- Of cd or recent dse sesuslly cured in few
davs b, an oueafon 7hh causes pain Where stcars
eY health cannot BE- eaioye Perhaps disease ausas
more nisehsf and undermines the constitution much.
sTp win an tde diseases Of ne SKIM gro sing al neg
Let az 81 treatment elccruay cured In days
sr,rgaL WRtEgEss, particular attention having been veu
s dsase and an The eoue growing of t rou
on in manv cases h the destructive habits Of uconsere
Y5us nd excessive Indulgence of the passions nezet N
hieh viii undermine The constitution, rendering et una
eor business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be la9orlng Er1 any diculrY lie
may rsst assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing aroad ly writing and sain the. case vim
ise enclals directed % Dr. A. King Dearek stres
aidss viz. Necessary diFeeons sc secrecy o6ssrFe
Ofe ho1I nom o'clock In tie morning untl In he evening
nav z3-dly
FINE TOBACCO, TzEREE YEARS OLD.
tAPIAIN 2 sTULTs has sant as uuslI Zoe q his lus
~ TWIST ioE Eeail, that toha slls ycll 10.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
Agents for z. ssuls and Hslssg Z BoossT ls Virginia Os.
'ng Io1aee0. .nagsq
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ANIMAL STATE Fab. lass.

yVyHE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
TENNESSEE STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU, win
Be held the Bureaus Grounds Nashville, eoumsn-
cling Monday the 18th day Of October and continuing during
week The following specific premiums offered; and
miums will also be awarded any article, the growth produce
Of the State Of Tennessee, any animal own
ed In the State included this list which may be thought
worthy By the Directors The list viii hereafter be cae under
different days, and issued in pamphlet FORM with the names Of the
Judges, for general distribution. Il. g. EASTMAN
mav22-3tW SecustarT.
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TkEIE new and lizht drapsht steamer ROCK CTTE.S Z
CoUcH, Master, viii isafe THIS Day, the SIth
inst, for the above and all insrmsaas landings a.
o'clock, n. For freight passage upply Oh board Or
may27-lt a. H. HARRISON, Agent.