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G0nrational.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
-TenneSSee

S ES SION OF 1881
II NHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
Il this Institution will commence MONDAY, the
LIST OF NOVEMBER ls5s, and win continue the LIST Of
March ensuing.
IRE PRELIMINARY Course OF LEcTURJS, free 10 all
students, will be given during the month of October
Faculty.
THOMAS L. MADDIN. NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy
Descriptive, astrological and Surgical.)
7 JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D.. Professor Of Princi-
pies and OPERATIONS of Surgery.
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN H. CAILENBER, NJ. D., Professor of Maieria
Medica and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ. n. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E. b. HASklNS, NJ D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice OF Medicine.
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. u. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
II. NJ COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The CRY HOSPITAL is upon the premises OF the Col
lege and under control Of the Faculty at which ope
rations are performed and prescribed for and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount OF fees for Lectures, sos; Naturalization
fee, paid but once, SIS 90 Demonstrators fee re-
CURED but once, $40 90. Graduation fee s25 90.
Excellent Boarding be obtained for 81 so 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply TO
JOHN p FORD, NJ D.,
jy17 Dean of the Faculty
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
i. Collegiate Department.,
MNIEVAEX COVElEGE.

j. BEIiRIEN LINDSEY NJ ID. I'D, Chancellor of the Uni
versity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. K. JOHNSON, Superintendent OF the Military Col
lege and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AN, Professor Of Mathematics
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J. II. STEWART, M, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. l. }. THYssENs, AN, Professor Of French and
Drawing.
C. S. BIAcKIE, AN. MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. J. W. HoYTE AN. NJ D. Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. X. WINSTON. MD, Surgeon.
FINHE First Term of the next Academic wear COM
Il mences on the Goth of September, and the Sec
ond Term l4th of February.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use Of Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee IS Students required TO furnish
their rooms, which can be done at moderate charge,
by rent or purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputa-
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained, and at the time,
every facility afforded those who desire pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es, there is also Preparatory Class. Students under
Ia years of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid OF Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established and health physical culture good
order and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply 10
any member of the Faculty.
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w. ". CNlLDS ~ CO.'S
PATEN vt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

V,HE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions OF the state asks new the attention Of build
and the public generally 10 examine IL superior
| ity over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard aud smooth surface. II
| is impervious water elastic aud flexible 1t viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 ire; 1t Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style and am
IL will give better satisfaction durability there
Is question. II Ii the best thing invented for
| painting OF old leaky tin roofs.
HS- The Cement Will be furnished 10 those at dis
| lance with directions for using
ss- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
81 orders sent % the undersigned, through the
| Post onice will be promptly attended To-
| would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
| men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
| ment, and many others whose names are not here
| mentioned.
| ARonTEcrs AND MASTER MECHANICS or xAsHvnLE
MAJ. A. HElMAN,
Messrs HUGHES SMITH,
| rr COLEMAN 3 SPAIN,
| WM. STOCKkIL,
Mr.. H. NJ AKERoYD.
| WARREN & MOORE.
/ HOUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Col. /. ANDERSON, Sup n. Co.,
Rev. j.. ELLIOTT,
| ID. r. WILklN,
T. J. MElGS
| SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
| W. b. sHAPARD,
| J y WILLARD.
| A. v. :. IINtNLEI,
| Gen. WA~H. BARROW,
". II. GoenON = GO,
| JAS H. kkNbklCk,
Rector +. G.. SMITH. Columbia
| MAJ A. J. DONE1sSoS, DavLlson ceunly3
| Col A. j. POLK Aanry eoenty.
| a1- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad ccmFa-
ny have adopted tins Cement for lie covering Of their
cars AMI other work
| GS- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where Tie Cement has been general
| use for several years. be exhibited
Tie undersigned hss be engaged 10 various mode
OF tsslneei rs4ang for nzns yers, sad Eaters himself
thai he has gained cXl.arIence aid ku0S lelgv
| durassg thai Iuae
imported article OF kg0lEg ke1i fTcsa kaSizIoS Bko-
| THssus, New York
| Samples Of Roofing 70 be seen At dice.
| J. 7. NATHuRST,
| O1lce No. Is Dcsaertck street,
| maylS-sm kAsnrILlk. TExs.
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LIN COAN AOV SE,
TULLAHOMA, TENN.
10. r. s NTH Proprietor.

- ~ ~ - ~ -
HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel will en-
II deavor TO please all who may favor me with a
call. OF my friends, and the citizens of Nashville and
Davidson county would solicit patronage My table
will all times be provided with the best the country
affords and every will be taken TO please all.
There is a good Livery Stable contiguous to this
house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg
Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday for the above places, at
IL O'Clock, p. NJ, and returning every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, IL O'Clock, A. NJ making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and
McMnnville and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tullahoma August ID, 1857 U4A
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nURIee Depots are readiness, and We earnest
" ~ request ali VIM wlsh ~ bay lee durfag the
zt anfsrm prioe, 20 call and sapply themselves
7th tickets and register Their regular pat
foas-usrFsby sAge 1dvaneo thc article tilc
latter part Il the
Oar oliues Cherry street. next door aha Bank
q Tennessec II h4rdcastirz s, Frons street. and 90
corner q Church and Vine streets.
~ cE II. MARTIN,
arr1o-1 I'D LAMREScE
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Transportation.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after Wednesday August 1sth, 1883, the
W Trains will run as follows .-'l
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Further Reductio
@ sa2 - 81
JULY lOTH. IS5,
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville,
AND SAVANNAH.
New York 20 Nashville.
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTE
First

Piano Fortes, Books, stationery Boots Shoes Ii
quors, Oils, &c, in bottles Camphene Spirits Tur-
pentne IN barrels; Carpeng, China Glass and Glass.
ware m cases: Clocks Confeconeries Cotton Cards:
Cutlery, in cases, casks and boxes; Dry Goods IN
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
Glass plates, lat owners risk) oysters In cans and
Jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified In First and
Third casses) Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and Pipes: Tobacco In boxes Ieah
er, IN rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks:
Crockery and Queensware IN crates and casks: Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, shovels, Spades sad.Irons Zinc and Tin IN
pigs Tin Plate Anvils Vices casks of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy CASTINGS
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs aud Axles Railroad
Nhees ana Axles, Chairs, Spikes, and Rosin bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light NJ
ticles not enumerated; also Carboys Of Acids or 9th
| er Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight a.
| doodle First Class rates.
Es- No charge for draysge, wharfage or forward
| ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
| York 10 Nashville.
BE- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west ofStevenson entitled 10 above
/ rates.
| Insurance.
BY the above Lines a per cent less than by Pitts
| burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference OF 90 TO IS cents per 100 pounds
| on dry goods.
NJ Road will not be responsible for any damages
| occurring sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 10
| Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Char eston should be consigned IN
| Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston
| CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
jyl5-u General Agent
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Sclling ON. or. orr.

rJyHE rsmanaer q the stock of R1ch Paris Bonne,l
Il aud Millinery Goods, AZ The Nes YORK Emporium
will be sold within lhis nsontA al q great sacrifice
without regard - cost any other eons fsrafaou-
Exchange money t4kea ~ So cents o. the dollar
innsl4
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Bandusia Seminary.

TNHE next ten months session Of the above Inst-
Il tuition, situated the Gallatn Turnpike, two
miles from Nashville, viii commence the LIST OF
September, 1855, and continue to the LIST Of July,
1859 NAIH'I. CROSS
augIl-dktrjwlms
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

NIE are receiving in store and offer for sale
w so bXs StultZ,s i A & 3 A Tobacco.
This Tobacco has a reputation unsurpassed by any
manufactured in Virginia.
"A L. O.
5000 Rio Hondo Scgars-drect importation;
5000 Londres do. do. do;
20 baskets sFMum'' Champagne;
100 quarter chests Super Young Hyson Tea;
casks MaTett Brandy-imported in 1854.
l. quarter casks pure old Port
200 boxes French Brandy.
DILLON & CO,
iy2O-ts No. Is College street.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

will niurc one class of interests rs much as il
will benefit another But this is not the OPP.
GRAFTON. 1t will give cheaper form Of SLAVE
labor There can be little doubt but that it
will furnish slaves that are competent TO many
of the under Offices of life at n figure much bc
low the present range of prices but these will
not come in competition with the slaves at
present in the country. Those who own slaves
now will be the first, perhaps, to buy them
Though not competent TO do the business OF
the educated slaves, they will yet be able, nh
der the direction Of educated slaves, TO do the
business which would else require better
class of labor, and without there should be Il
reduction in the price of southern staples, the
trained slaves cannot be less valuable than
they are, and, with this want of them to guide
and regulate the African, it is possible that
they may come to even higher value.
That there will be material reduction in
the price Of southern staples is not TO be cX-
'peCtcd Cotton may come down, perhaps, to
Il level. at least, with other staples and it Ii,
perhaps desirable that it should come down
to that position--ior il is grave misfortune TO
be dependent upon the fluctuations Of a single
product So was il with the Spanish colonies
Of Mexico and South America They had
but the single product, gold, and that was 80
remunerativc that no Others could approach IL.
Ii was waste of time TO plant crops, to pre-
pare their food or clothing, or TO practice even
the courtcsie5 Of common life, and while II lol-
dcd the miserable miners down with metal,
and gave millions upon millions TO tile trcasI.
~ Of the world, it held those regions to as
wild Il waste al though no human to0latcp hud
oyer crossed thpir n llrr.Iol1 So ols, lt.t.,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
ARTHUR CRAWFORD & Co

WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,
No. 9, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La.
Keep constantly on hand, n large and complete "a.
sorimcnt Of Paints Oils, Perfumerics, &c.
They are constantly receiving direct from The manu.
factories and other sources large and varied assort
mcnt of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which they offer
FOR sale on as favorable terms us can be had In tho
Southern market
Henry s. Becchcno will personally attend TO the dis.
pcnsng Of Physicians Prescriptions, Family, and al
other Recipes.
The following comprises few of the articles al.
rnys 10 be found ut their Drug Store viz.
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~ l. w POETRY,
Coffee.

- rs a.
All sing the praise Of ruby wine
Through crystal goblets flowing,
And lnurrnur of the purple vine
Meath cudless summer glowing: ~ tS'
How well Is charms tile heart il warns Z
Tho'Youl in sunshine stccpiiig, ts~SgE
AS bca"tyJ, nii,+E. s3pd hopes bright bifth &
Lay y'ehafned within its keepingtei aais,'
But wherefore gildi the tempting srapglitr
q Which stains!the1ips that praises { ot, Z
nectar farmor pure aud sweet, b., F..s
=, The wearisdspilit lpiscsi - S.s,.;,
Twill tinsc with dark cars darkest night,
Like some divine ibQtion; 49, .,. ~.
Joy fills the eye, and bearts, beat high a. Il
... Beneath its inspiration. : Z: 49, -'..,,ys
II ripples through tho silent spout, i~t
In clear, transparent china, i,taas
Brought freshly from the sparkling hehrth,
BY Philis or by Dinah. s1s'Hi 3}fsr ssS
How rich the scentwhen softly lJlent, .,s.,
With cream, thick rich and yellow -
Whose currents glide in mingled tide ,i a
Its pungent strengtlrto mellow! s>r ,'n,
1t stires the flash of soul and sense
For wit and converse minglej,
For minds best rays, like sorrows waves,
Ne'er rush to meet us single,
Bright fancies strike on minds alike,
That fade not With the aceting,. g.
For words that thrill grow deeper stin -
When glance with glance is meet.
II makes within the melting soul ,s T., a
Times lost or burned pleasures,
Old friends, old books, old songs, old joys,
And all life's garnercd treasulcs,;. HsR'5
Bereft ofpain, twill softly gain -e4
Old mcmory's haunted places, ,ats.
Willie o'er us raise, in angel guise, t r,
Soft smiles on vanished faces.
AS one by one our guests depart,
Lest with remembrance only,
We scarcely sigh that time fits by, q gty.
Aud leaves us sad and lonely;' ,....,
Hopes morning breaks, and JOY awakes,
Lies gloomy page to brighten, ,l. .
AS on our quiet, silent hearth .s ..r
The dying embess tighten. T.. s-f 81
Then on the pillow softly Sinks 2"
The head with visions tGeining,
And many an eastern pageant floats
Before our gorgeous drcaming;
To see life pass in fnncY's glass, N-H
With moonlight radiance beaming,
1t seeks the beast divinely blcst
Through misty mocha cleaning.
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U El e 8zl5@ w l5Ts co II tt5IRB

= ~ = E.
she, hove off her bonnet and come up hand
over hand. A thought struck>me, so off
with my white coat and flung it right down
IN her path. She sprung on it like a she.
panther, and tore 1T to picces.s Oh, how
they flew. i wept to sec it go, but life is
sweeter than coat, and my tailor is MAX
hing me new one. We gained full two
! hundred yards, button she came again.---
T Onee' moro Il could see the green in her
eyes. Nicfciful Moses, how f0lt.
! "Drivor," said /, skill them horses, or
get another mile 'o6t'of them .'stff
"YilI you pay for them? ?".le said. ",sS
+"Yes, yes, 'saif |, "only save me from
the -widder." =. .,ssr r,>, ~ isss
BY eaeksry, we, did slide; the widder
no longer gained, but she. held her own
beautifully. Thus we had tout passed
the Rcd House through Haremv-whcrc
Captain Graham, with tbrce mounsed po-
lieemen, in vain attempted to catch us, ]he
probably supposing that VIC were running
away with some bank fund ssit .ag. sss
Aly only hope was in reaching sDegroot's
ahead of her, for knew they would hide,
me-. We we're ON the bridge, and, oh, Mo
ses, the draw was up and sloop was going
through. iaatfs-a 500 &'S ND3z. ~ ~
SaaDfiveryp said i F"jump' that bridge,
and I'll make your fortune for life sure as
you re born" FS''@sa 'r'5 p 7"%H .@',s 12
r"I'n'do,it OF die ln he cried And he
did it. The widdcr jumped after us, fell
into the Harlem river, and hasn't been
heard of since. &H& .J = *
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- eibs. 'PRosPEefgs 'oP 'ir SSss'-
The Pendleton .Msssenp6r {.

. "a
A. WEEKLY JOURNAL devoted to- Politics.
fAENews, Morals. T. 4itef9tare Arts and Seieha
ces, to 'pdblislicd at Pendioton; S.earoiimii
ssUnder tliesaboyet tcaptionthe SpubllsheS; proS
poses toTesiyathe t.oldPendleton MESSENGER ,lts
formerly published at this place.
"As political Joutnaf II viii be cond,ietei on
the calhoun State Rights" order. Sowing or
observing allegiance 10 any 2Natiohat Passt Y
petlfer seeking advances sinterestsfy slii5f
scryiency to,i any local 5clfgdosswhatever.p sft
viii be " /" independent in,aH things and neutral
ih-nothtng.@' 'ItWiH be ehtiilely ind6pehdent if
It's expressions of opinion of public men and
measures. In short the aim viii be to nia ke n
faithful representafiYe OF tiic People. said q
fearless advocate Of tho Interests qsa 1ustitn-
tions of the State and Of tTo $0dtGs 81 t.eS's "
iglFe hope 70 make Las Welcome visitor. 10 eyes
ry hresde. Particular pains will be taken 10
conduct tho Literary, Department Ia such a NAM
ner as 70, eHgtoss the attention of MI feadef.s q
We propose TO .colhfnence the publichfion az
the paper at an earl as soon.as
we obtain such 9 ntt eber OF Subscribers as shah
Justify oar proceeaink:: !. Il. esSsss
[ The terms, one sdoiiar jaha any cents IN ad-
Fn1lce, viii be strictly enfDrcod. .4,a., : =
Those Who, ysielg to lend n helpfDg land viii
please addfese the subscri iber. al pendfei6n 8,SS
derson distsiet, Soqlh oaroliiia, I, 8
Tbe brelRret Of ftIs Press fayorsbly inclined
20 seyiyipg zone OF the ldest apefs syef issued
m the Stiftet" win gt6atly obige aus by giving
this Prospe q few ifisSrtiQys ana noticing i3
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Pendleton, SssC., March 22s 1885, g q
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To my Debtors |!

.N7ToJ lave seen my property advertised for
8 sale fora security debt, and instead Of
receiving from yotsthat prompt aidtltdt Ih.la
right -tosexpeeti anil denland,,I have been
forced ito aphlysto, the sCourt,ipf Equity for
felief, pse}3ndcbted to. INC, who Ei,ts
expect such lepity lis has boon ,extended ,to
n,d \ AN.tst : ~ .fN,I SsrF S<sgG MY Ssss :
y eIY ,ny5a ~ peIrA Nj. iFoLGET. .,,,'
March 10, 1853 ~ .i5st36si va sts
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staie 61.. .sg0mlh ICaroIlna,

- .lF, ~ il'YSIfft IS TTIIUIAENSN .l,,,.Il
A. vs. Polser, ct al, .a,siJ 4, ~ gi a,i =, :,
H. tnais i :. e s.. i,l 81 a
4 t appeatihg TO the Court, by affidavit, that
john w. BALI Michael 'Criss William III.
Redwood; and Joseph b. Clyde, sdefendauts.to TO
the omplaiInIfssbill of complaint, reside Rith5
out tho limits ofithis State; on motion Outright
&.,}0ie cQlnplainantss solicitors, itis, ,ordorerl
that. the seiRabsept aefen6nts TO appear, a,pl
plead, answeEer ldemurst to tlTo bin, complaint
hied in this case, within three months, from the
ippbli hereof, Oh. .alland the ale
cations therein contained will he taken as CON.
lfessea by them, by mn, order pro coi,fesso.
s,eI, ..S. .RpB'P. *. II ONfpSON, C.E. P.b.s
ACopn RS Office, March O., 1853 'S.s" Spl
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.The Topctss' sttatagein. ~ !. !. Z

ea1F -.
Three ragged, l,Sretchcd topcrs stood,
sshiYcring upon g street corpers They had
not q penny between them, ind neither had
sdrank a drop yYithin half ap hour They
debated The deeply; interesting question -
hoy, t9ggobtainstho next glass OF grqSs, :. AZ
tcr,mpclfmiserable mutt tegiiig. over the poy- I
ertys of. the times and many ilnpracticable
suggestions, one of them said So. 60.
hxll tsL s!ssSe IL. se an idea We'll allsgp into the
next shop aud drink. ~ a.... 80 '....',,
s%Dripk!s replied his, com pan ions ts'that,s
easily said; butwhos to pay" nv, Nv = 80.
sGNoboa,y; Do asI q tell, you. ciII take
the esponsibility.I ~. 80 -. ~, 's.
,FollpWipg the, speakers directions, his
two companions entered, an adjoining ,rlpur;
merry aud called for whisky skips. The
place was. Kept bS. ., DptchAan, After he
had waited oifhis CUSTOM els, and. while they,
were enjoying their oithpdox Beverage at
Che counter, IN walked topper number one!
B How aro yo2p---to,tho Dutchnan.
9ClIowIde doP said the. Dntehm4p.s4
TopersNo9 llglaneed suspiciopslxats to-
perg 2. apd 3 and boekoped the proprietor
aslde.;+fa,S 50 ft's q e,lg' 'sis'H es,lzi %yh;l
YDo you, know these men?% lie asked.
nlysteriouslyssIafH fyyt,ss 5e.a NH',
4, The Dutchmnn stared L, .,f Sye,,.e .s.
al know nomore asdat dey call forwhis-
key skins - 1s% - y.aaE%
'ftBon' ttakcl any money of them, ,3whis4
percd No. IAyaHaA .0t2V Y5'ol bktM 1ssHe
'tsSirY Isuot take kemoueyafor do 4Shiskeyl
skins ~ said thpllandlord. E;s} 9p.5s hs.a ~
"No They are informcs" .1sasl sps ~
EEeTItSy Y. Jnf0i,,,, e,ss s2sJ ~ z
sFYes they buy liquor of yoy, : so as to.
inform against YOU ti.''f1"''f h'-'D Saf
"&hl 4 understand it = saidths Dutch
mah TDleyy not not kfetchh me, Tnkyou, sir. !,
Take sometip,W .AyaJs..i.- y e3,stsg .a.l.. ~,
s'Idurtobiectjs y andToperNos 1,dranlq
with. his companionsi y y ~ = aey,& s.
a"Whatss to pay said topper No. 2. put
ting Ibis, ,h,tpdin his miserable empty pocket,
s@NothingP said, the DutchmaM s'A1e,
no sell liquoraa Me,kcepitforlny friendsp,I
And having smiled thesupposcd Inform :
efs out OF the door, he manifested Ills gfata
itade by. genorouslg inviting the supposed
anti-informcr totakeaa glass Oe course
No. l,did not dcclinc tho invitation.
! . GENT on horseback to boy,o donkey
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x.HMOTHdtMe

rs hereby 'giycn that /, SUSAN RoTnELf, of
AgPickens district, wife OF sDdyjd Roth6li,
will,f aftcEthree months from this date, trddo
and do.busiiiess asa Free sDealer:3 My oe-.
eupatiohs are those of w oayeEpnd Semptress
Mnreh 90, 1858 1911 - 35s %3m.
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my wife, LrcIS a ~ IkREN atQRI Is Gs siSs,has.
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u, BfeAASS;, iN alhalIi a. gsill be attended to.
" JOHN ANNA GElslsB,
: Sept. %, 1856 40 N
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y JACK BAS1sf$k, the coniedion. !. iwstsi eoiae
into Npastfy ye9ol} 8 shop With P6rsohs. TIE
iatter genHeman was very Curious IA. exam
ming o n electrical eel, and inquired of isaIl'
nister What sort of q pie ho thoaghtis would
make, "a shocking one" was the reply.