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PROPOSALS FOR LIFHO RAPHING.


NFfTtk ScFEEINTENDkNT FCBLIC PRIVTINC,l
c,. , WASH. NOTION, December 81, l858.$
Soa,sn proposals viii be reserved at tb,s IN ee
untii Monday, the nth day Of January, Is59 nj ~
80. n. ior engraving on stona and printing from
lie same. Ior The use of the Senate and Ho1sa ot
Eeprssentstiyss Of the Uaited states certa,n
MAfS ara CdARTS communicated to Con, ress
United States. H' VI 'no
The Macs and Charts t,f which from two TO three
the IN OF b ide at this Office until tbe mem
Ing Of the day for closing the bids Ths nsosr ~
CURED for printing Will lie furnished by IN n pfhoa
Blank forms for proposals will be fufnIsbed to nj,
Who purpose 10 bid and bond and approvsj seSuri.
the faithful execution of his contract, i''
lt is To bs distinctly under stood that no bid will
Oe reoeved from any party not directly engaged in
bad for 80 VI "oiA
The proposals must be addressed to Geo. w.
bowman. Superintendent Of the Public Prin,in1
Washington, and endorsed Proposals for Lithoc.
faRn,ns GEO. W. BOWMAN,
9eN sota Superintendent,
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VI me number Of immi. rants arrived nj New
,n1 IRON Europe, DURING the week, was only
ia King total Of u 400 from LIST OF January
season in 1857 INV e"Po"oihS
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" Inc establishment of city railroads is a
question now interesting the 81, Louis city conn.
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W. meeting of the Opposition was ed in
~. non on monday, at which a delegate on
WS appointed to tn, Richmond Con. e5tion
= NC was small, but It appointed a Iar Je
~ :suon-t proceeding that NAV lie svmb. n ned
W an hvested Pyramld.-Ha. SsnfinsI
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" me Legislature OF Pennsylvania will az l..
s-rnoie at Harrisburg on Tu.sdty next.
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Es.o, Inc motion for a new trial in the case of
VII, ws az pittsburg, Pa, was. ON Tn..Ssr OF MS
prisoner wa. %nal court in that city, and the
- the Governor sass sp 70 be hung 'ueh time
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u On Christmas eve, an old man mama,
"sn' near suffolk, Va,.was brutality murde red
ny some person or persons unknown -
was split open with an axe -'1o
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SOCIETY OF THE DIS
IS TkiCT OF COLUMBIA.-The regular
annual meeting of this Society will be he'd at the
Washington ln6rmary on MONDAY, January Sd,
at I'm,
deS 2t JNO. G. RILEY, M. D., Rec. Sec
~CURIOUS DRAWINGS AND PAINT
A3 lNGS, drawn under spiritual fuence. ON
of the most curious Drawings and PAINTINGS
ever seen. They were loaned to the gentieman,
who exhibits them purely for benev pun pose.
Also. several hne oil paintings for rattle.
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANT.

Every person entitled to the right OF pre- -emptlor
20 any OF Inc lands within the townships and psrta
tovnship Pc above enumerated red TO estAb-
sn the same To the satisfaction OF the and
Isceisei oi the proper land once, asd make paS-
WIZ .AsrCor as Sooa as practicable otter sss-
rs tAts aestes, and before the day appointed for
w commencement Of the public sale VI the lapdo
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1%PUBLIC LECTURE.-The fifth lecture of
S the series before tho Catholic Benefici al
Total abstinence Association of the District Of
Columbia will be delivered by FRANCIS cNER-
HANY, Esq. at Philharmonic Hall, on SUNDAY
EVrNING. Jan. I'd, atty 90 ock. Subject AZ rue
Nobility"
The Association will meet at their Hall. F street,
at O'Clock p IN, AMI much in process ion, under
the direction of John ID. Clark, ESQ., chief
to the lecture room.
The pubic are res pectfulIy invited to attend.
III. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman Com. on Lectu
j. J. kNNR. Sec. de
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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
Montgomery Guards,
On TUESDAY EVENING Ian xth Issa

The Montgomery Guards beg leave 10 announce
TO their friends of Washing ton and George a
town that they wall give their seventh Annual 81
Ball on the Evening OF the 4th of January, ~
1859. st the ASSEMBLY kooMs. LOUISIANA y
avenue
The Committee Of AIrsng ements pledge them
selves that they will spare 10 pains TO max this as
agreeable to a. who iy patronise them any they
have heretofore gIvea.
Esputa's Band is entag ed for the occasion.
Refreshments AMI Supper will be Furnished by an
experienced AID popular caterer.
NO hats Will be worn In the tall room, except
those worn by the military.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and ladies'.
Commiftss Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt. Key, Lieut.. McElhsre
Lieut. Iangron, Lieut.. keilehar.
Sargt. Moore, Private Caurhitn
de 18th Quart. Mast. Maher.
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ToPYRIGHT FOR SALE of the Catalogue of
, the U. 3. Exploring Expedition now on exhl-
oition at the Smithsonian Institution. All persons
are cautioned against infringing it.
WANIED-An utOe raph Letter of WASHINGTON.
l. is OF Old Books, Autographs, CurIosIi les, d o.
purchased.
de 80 ST. ALFRED uI-NTER
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LOST AND FOUND.

&I0 REWARD -Strayed away from the sul,
SIO scrIbsr On the 95th instant a Sorrei r.
MAX T. about IS hands high. " years old ~
a. ng noslrg name and ;aIl, Whit. specs NO.
iace, rough shod all round, hith Gethers- and
kna saddle EE upon her beck. n he Al owe I.x.IT
GEORGETOWN. ''"0Poet ~.
oes THOMAS =. JONES.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

NEW YEARS EVE sOIREE.
Prof III. w. MUNDtR respectfully announces
to the public that has hrst SOIrse will take a
place at TEMPERANCE Hall. r. street. be- 81
ING. Dec. Slst, 1853. -
The large nambar Of LADIES and Gentlemen that
have annually ATTENDED these Solrecs testify To
the great enjoy ment that may be readzed by those
who VIII favor him With their patronage.
~. Should the weather prove Indictment the
Soireej vii be postP, ned until Monday fvefIns,
Jan. Sd 1859. de 81 p
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0@FESTIVAL.-The Sabbath School of the
~ Assembiy's Church will hold Festival his
week TO commence on TUESDAY EVENING
December 2Ist. at O'Clock. And to clntinu0 every
evening during the wesk, N their Rooms a the
Church, corner of Mr ssachusetts avenue and 5th
street north. AdmIttanoe 10 cents. Children under
i" years Of ages cents. The public invited.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
We are shortly ex pecting the brig 6 eorriS. win
40 hog heads SUGAR. "'"
$40 barrels MOLASSES,
TLis cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets, and is repre- ssSted to Le
OF choice quality.
1t vii he offered at public auction on ARRIVAL. NJ
which due notice will be given. VI
FOWLE CO.
Qo ~ eCtI hIeXaudrIa- Va
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III Though "The starr 10 printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balti.
more, Its edition il % large as 70 require it
70 be put 70 press at an early hour, Adver-
ttsements, therefore, should be sent In IL
s'clsck, In; otherwise they may nss aP pear
until the next day.
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1%YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS AND
.kS PRAYER MEETING.-The young men of
Washington and strangers visiting the city are af-
fectIonately inv ted to attend this meeting EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT, at the rooms of the Young
site Browns Hotel. he prayer meeting is held
from to 8. ard the Bible class from tos The lat
samson. The subject for Saturday evening: 1.-THE
relar0n betwesn the Old and New + estaments"
do N
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Nil'ElCE.

IN NUTlCE.
i HE Bills of our customers are now beng made
of, aud will be rendered on about the LIST proxI-
me-. ThOse who object to havl K them rend sr ed
may get them Application at our store.
M. w. CALI & BRO,
de SSt S54 peDusylyanla avenue
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NAVAL NEws.-Captain VIM. j. McCluney
mas been appointed to relieve Com. Mcintosh
IN command OF the Home Squadron; and the
iat.er VIII retire to Georgia in order to recruit
his health Capt McC. is a highly competent
and efficient officer. Should the station n
which he is assigned be, as is expected in some
circles, the scene Of inauspicious occurrences,
hls conduct will surely DO discreet and meri.
torious.
LIE wEATHEa.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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FACTS AND SPECULArIoNs.-The President
has confirmed the decision of the naval court
martial in the case Of Passed Assistant Surgeon
Miles; and he has been dismissed from the ser
vice.
Inc French armament, which, it is stated in
late foreign advices, was fitting out for Central
America, is supposed now to have been destined
Tor st. Domingo to further the French colonial
interests there.
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WANTS.
WANTEF-By young mar, d SITUATION,
IN ST. re, Lotei, or a steanbaat mr. tn
viz Iot msmDers az Consress or clam or nsts,,y
City Post Office. 49, q: v"
WANIEp-A god COOK and DINING
noom SERVANT who tho.oarlly pnder
dns ,e'r business. Apply at the star Cfices
SERVANT WANTED ar No A., -, a, -.
between llth and 18th streets 10 C.,ot 49,
e". .-"n = recommendation. required dc - es.5t.
WANTkDfO X ENT-A STORE on tbe porth
,5,t see OF rtnnsy wanna avenue. betv an mi
@ streets ~ poeslbe ut least arge ax IS Nv =,
leet Apply at thls Lstarl oftce. de 27tf
WAr,,ED1Cloth Rags, Soft Wooden Rags,
Ootton hags; also. Brass, Copper, Pewter
Ano iton Tor which the highest cash erces will ia
paid. at No. IS Lee street. " 10
CHARLES +. SAVAGE,
He .9.9l baltimore, Md.
WASrS.-The PROPRIETOR OF tue InteIlleercs
once ana House Agency. SII g street e,ryer
OF Ith, respectfully solcits tie PATRONAGE OF ann
nes rSsrlrlnx competent Servants of good charac-
.eI; "anted. now, several good Cooke, CkambeT-
"ssl eiters' Drivers, and Farm Hand,.
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Eok RENT-A too story and a:iIo BRICK
Il BUILDING, with two story back butldia.
Don aiming rooms, second door from sth street on
1 street n,rth. Inquire corner An ald cts.
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MooRE's DRUGANDCHEMICAL EsTAB
WI LISHMENT,
West Fad, No. ll3 Pa. AreaKe, south side,
can supply every article In the Medical me Incu6.
Ing all the new Articles constantly presented to the
public; also, Tooth Brushes from cents up; Hair
Brushes, &C.; Cologne and POmsde, &c; Ethereal
On and Lamps. The public can rely upon having
their Prescriptions accurately and promptly pre-
pared. de Sl-iw
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NOTICE.
= ERSONS Having claims AGAINST balance due
from the United States to William Darrell, lands.
man, deceased are hereby notified to present them
at the olce Of the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury
within two months from the date tqIs blicaton
A. j. O'BANNON.
Fourth Auditor al int erina.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fourth Auditors Office,
Decomber m 1854 Dc
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o~THE EESTIVAL.-FESTIVA
~ TlvAL AT the AssembIy's Church, of
THIS WEEK. at O'Clock.
Presents. Toys, &c, O., abundance. and at the
cheapest prices.
Ali are invited. Admittance 10 cents Children5
cents.
Remember the place-corner Massachus sets ave-
nue. and 5th street
Come. come, come. de H-Iv
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MEETING-NEw GAS LIGHT
~ All persons desirous of enjoying the luxury
o. brilliant gas light (pOItab.e statlonary-fr
couLtry or city are invited to an exhibition To-
MIGHT and EverJ Night this week between and
O'Clock, at S63 9th street, opp0si.e NJ l.. Markec
LADIES', come and see II II. JOHNSON,
de n lws Sole PFOrrlstor for tina District
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
L3 FLETCHER CHAPEI..-Thel ladies' of the
,ongregation at the Fletcher Chapel will hold
corner New York avenue a. d 9Th street oommeno
ng on MONDAY, the nth inst. The public are
invited TO attend. de 81 If
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'ownships II, ~. -. ~, and q. of range Is.

At the Ian ONCE at SUPERIOR CITY. commencing
on Monday the si1fssHth day Of Nay merit. for the
dlspo al Of the vacant lands La the ngJered
sections. within the uIdermen'ioned towns hi pa
winch remain TO the United II Stes, nth lie
lumbus. by way OF Portage City, to the st. Crolx
river or LAKE. between townships twenty live and
thirty one, and from thence TO the west If LAX
Superior: and to Bayfield,, !" subject az required hy
law. to a minimum of rpo dollars aud fry cats
PEI acre, VIZ:
North Of the bde line and ,csst Of tks Tosyth
principal n7s,idiaH
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UNION PRAYER MEETING will
,lY be he'd during the present week at the rooms
Oh the Young Mems Christian Association, Pa av..
Dpposte Browns' Hotel, between the hours of and
de- 4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10

Jndgo o Neall, in the Yorkville Euqui.
rer, tells the following Of Judge Willis,a
Smith, Of 20. Ca.
He had the rare blessing to win the
love OF one of the purest, miIdest, and best
women, whose character has ever been
presented to the writer. He married Mar.
garet Duff In his worst days, she neve.
upbralded him by word, look or gesture,
but always met him as If he was one OF
the kndest and best of husbands. This
course on her part humbled him, and
made him weep like a child. This sen
tence, it is hoped, will he remembered,
was the language Of Judge Smith to the
friend already named, aud to those who
knew the stern, unbending public charac.
ter ofthe Judge, it will teach lesson OF
how much a patient woman's love can
accomplish. He was at last reformed by
an instance of her patient love and ,levo.
ton, as he himself told il:
'The evening before the Return Day OF
tue Court Of Common Pleas for York Dis.
trict, client called with fifty notes TO be
put in suit Mr.. Smith was not in his
otfice-he was on what is now fashiona
bly, called u spree, then frolic. Mrs.
Smith received the notes, and set down
III the office to the work Of issuing the
writs and processes. She spent the night
At work-Mr. Smith in riotous living.'-
At layligh', on lis way home from his
carousals, he saw y light in his office, and
stepped in, and to his great surprise saw
his amiable wife, who had Just complet
ell what ought 10 have been his work,
with her head on the table and asleep
His entry awoke her. She told him what
she had done, and showed him her nights
work-ftty writs and process. This bow
eel the strong man, and fell on bis knees,
impIored her pardon, he then and there
faithfully promised her never to drink an.
o.her drop w!iie he lived This prom
ise,' says my friend Col. Williams, 'he
faithfully kept and said the Judge TO
him, from that day, everything which |
touched turned to gold Ills entire sue
cess in (e,' says Col. Williams, he set
down to his faithful observance O, this
noble promise
No letter eulogy could be pronounced
o" Mrs. Smith than has just been given
in the words her distinguished husband.
The reformation Of such IA man as William
Smith Is ceape; Of glory which few wo
men have been permitted to wear. To
the Pcon!c of South Carolina, and espe
c;alIy OF York District, certainly no stron.
ger argument in favor Of temperance, to
tai abstinence, need be given
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10
Politeness in Children.

In the Report OF Rev. A. Smith, one OF
Committee Of Public Schools in Ohio.
he says, very significantly
That more regard should De NANTES
ted by the young to the rules Of etiquette
and courtesy, must be admitted 10y every
observing m!md. There is too little refer
ence ior age and authority; too sliyht a
respect 10 the law of both man and God
The transition from hovhood to imagined
manhood is altogether too rapid, AS bv it
Che son is often placed above the parent,
and the taUgh; become wiser, in their
own estimation, than their Teachers
BOYS IN their undue anxiety to heco ne
mcn, are neither men nor boys, but form
new, peculiar race.
Ia aprrviHus ra,t OF the Report, he
s,yS of former times
'Whrn g"in. TO or retiring from school
t'e cnI'dIc" met any persons who were
tirir elders, they ranged themselves IN "A
ilHe upon one side OF the road, and made
ohcI,amcc. Aud when out in the street,
during their recess. however vuclfcrousIv
interested IN their pastimes, no traveller
made hls appearance whose approach did
not cause an Immediate hush Of voi rs
and Suspension OF exciting sports. The
tr'bnte OF bow Was chrcriuiIy PAID, aud
not Ill he had passed beyond THEN i'm
mediate neighh"rhood, did they resume
their plays. When they entered or left
the srh"olroom, when they took and re.
tired from the place OF recitation, the bow
and the courtesy were the preliminary and
innate of the performance.
Although this practice, in i;seit con
sidrred, was of little worth vet as token
oi respecIiu'n"'s, as S,&m Of goodwill.
1t was OF high value. !: WAS an outward
manifestation, symhrl, uf an inward
state or spirit, which i: would be well for
all To possess, aud which should be assid
uou>ly cultured in the minds Of the
young.
But where, in all our land, does this
good old practice now prevail Where
Are the evidences, in our children, Of the
possession Of that spnit Of Kind respect
and appropriate regard for their super
ors in years and wisdom Who does
not know that bows and tourtesies,
on the part OF boys aud girls, are obsolete,
both in idea and practice, and are NUN
bered with the lost arts Of the ancients
Ii has been remarked that there are
thousands Of boys in this great country,
not one Of whom has ever made bow,
anless when he had occasion Ia dodge u
small SNOWFALL, or brick bat, or boul
der"
Some eight or ten winters since, ex-
Governor Everett, Of Massachusetts, With
the ld:e Amos Lawrence. was, in a sleigh,
riding to Boston. As they approached y
sehoo!-honse, scaTa of young BOYS rush.
ed into the street to enjoy their afternoon
recess. Said the Governor To his friend,
Let us observe whether these boys make
obeisauce to us as we were taught fifty
years ago Al the same time he express
cd the tear that habits Of ciyiIity were
less praclised than formerly. AS they
passed the school house al. question and
doubt upon the subject received a speedy
II not satisfactory settlement for each
one Of these Juvenile New EpgIanders did
his best At snow balIing the wayfaring
digniiaries.'
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REMEMBER THE LITTLE OHEs.-"Moth.
er wish MIR. C would preach here
all the time. don't like 20 have Mr..
p come"
Not like Mr.. P, my son? thought
everybody liked him; he is an excellent
man. Why do you dislike hint"
"Why, mother, when he preached here
last, he STAYED here all the time from
Saturday 10 Monday, and was just as
still as ] could be, and ne did not speak
to me or look at me once; and Mr.. c.
always puts bis hard oil my hoai When
he comes, aud he says, 'How does Char.
ley do 10 day : Just as Trough lie ioped
me-
have choice rose bush in my gar.
den, presented by a dear friend. This
year II had but lew buds. and my little
ones could only have one rose each. ~
will save mine" said little Carrie, "aud
carry it to my teacher. DO you think
she ever saw such beautiful tea rose?'
Day after day she watched her title
bud, till II was half opened, aud then il
was plucked in the morning early, all
fresh aud dewy, and placed IN water rea
dy for schoo!llne.
When she returned from school
cloud rested upon her usually sunny face;
and upon inquiring its cause, she cried rs
though her little heart would break.-
"You know my beautiful little rose
Well, ] suppose the teacher didn't want
it. She had whole vase fuil Of flowers,
but none of them half so sweet rs that;
and when ! carried it 10 her, she just laid
it upon her desk, aud didn't look at il
once, and said, Take yo,y seat, Carrie
How easy 10 have said, "Thank yon,
Carrie" and smiled upon the child, and
filed her little heart with grateful love,
instead Of grief
Remember lie GIfle ones
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Sflett 15nrtrg.
The Heart-The Heart
BY ELIZA COOK.

The heart--the heart oh let it be,
y true ana bounieous thing;
As kindly warm, as nobly free,
AS eagles nesting wing.
oh! keep it not Ike miser's gold,
Shut in from all beside;
But let its precious stores unfold,
In mercy, far and wide
The heart--the heart, that's truly blcst,
Is never all its own;
No ray Of GLORY lights the breast
That beats for self alone.
The heart--;he heart! oh ! let it spare
sigh for others pain;
The breath that soothes brothers care
Is never spent i'm vain
And though it throbs at gentlest touch /;
Or sorrows fantest call,
'Twere better it should ache too much.
Than ucver ache at all.
The heart-the heart, that's truly blest.
Is never all its own;
No ray OF glory lights the breast,
That beats for self alone.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10

WHAT MONEY DoEs.-'Fanny, don't
you think that Mt, Bold is a handsome
manl'
'Ob, no; can't endure his looks. lie
is homeiy enough
We'll, he is fortunate at all events; for
aa old aunt has just died, aud left him fif
ty thousand dollars.
Indeed is il truel Well, now, |
come TO reccollect, there is a certain no.
bic air sbont him; aud he has fine eyes,
that can't be denied
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10

A Fm.--Oh, doctor, run down to our
house rs quick as ever you kin -
Dicks got the measles from eend TO eend,
and Tom turned sommerseit over the
fodder stack aud smashed his nose aIl 10
alndes Sans got the picken chox, and
mothers got the biggest kind o. fit, and
dads drunk the vors, sort, snd--and the
way want some candy, oh, Lordy!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10

BusISEss before pleasure" as the man
said when he kissed bis own wife before
going out to kiss his neighbor's.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-11-10
A Wifes s Influence,

Jndge o Neall, in the Yorkville Euqui
rer, tells the following Of Judge Willisu
Smith, Of 20. Ca.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-21
Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
cd the Cash System with regard to suhscrip-
tions. Henceforth, no name viii be entered
on oar books unless it be accompanied by
eash, and whenever the pay runs ont the pa
per viii stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do 70; but they must look to the carriers and
not 70 ~ for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of us, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, but il they see fit to give credit that is
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