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Ben. IL T.. A. whitIock IL Co.,

Ben. IL Il. A. WhitlOck IL Co.,
l3 Beekmon Street, Of Nassau. opposite the Astor
House.
rRoPRIEoRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, CREANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of fCognsc btandies for druggists and
uo Dupuy, Hennessey Pnst Cas-
on other the highest reputation and
Of the celebrated brandes tho native proof and flavor Of
CogDac, viz t...a.
Vineyard Chateau Bernard
Iiaucur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognao.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomnsier Schnapps,
sherry, MADEIRA and Port wines 6o kc
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT.
A. W. Co the exclusive Of this wine, and
shipments by regular packets and beg those who
given under their that IL
viii superior decacy quality any
present imported.
Benj NJ whiock,
Etw'd A.. Wbtlock
Fredk J. Haveraick, BEN. f. A. WHITLOCK CO.
Oliver W Dodge,
Horny Cammeyer. ..,.
May 26-1y"
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheeler h Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooNrANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES


Fhpiiies, Monufderas, and Ohos.
rTNBESE machines combine all the improv
that have Their Increasing
approval they re-
ceived the propetors recommending them Theft
have been sufficiently them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoub they possess all
h Beauty and simplicity freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
I'd Uncxamped ease and raiidity Of operation
3D. Noseess
4h The perfection their stitching and their appea
bilty to variety Of purposes and materials
Principal office No 3t3 Broadway New York and their agencies
In the principal cities OF the Union.
May 2o--Iss
Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A stanly on hand Also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPErINGs,
Ocohs mattngs rugs mats Materials curtain gilt
corniccs window shades, &c, SC, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD d TAYLOR,
25S, 257, 25o, and 26l Grand street,.
May 2o-Iy and AZ aud AZ CsiharIns s'rea,
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. 16 Wall street, Neo York.
Aug 15-tt
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FL Oculista DE Paris

FL OcuIista DE Paris
- ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tenna ol honor de
i l. Orfcoer los
CABAIIEROs FsPANOIEs
escoto snrdo dc Eeueos Lcntes Anteos do Teao
nrga VISTA Vo dc Aumeno Miqcrcs copos pceras lumos
de Oro, son Artculcs Franocsas
renda provsionalmonte Eight
frecos muy modere1os 10 mismo Europa.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.

Oyrcx wAsmsGroS AquKpucf,
Washington, March g. 1858.
DROPOSALS are invited for the completion of the
Washington Aqiednct according TO plans aud specifications
which will bc exhibition In this office and after the 10th of
Apil
bids completion in gross
tho works described in the srechcaionsthc United
works may seem most advantageous upon comparison of
portion only of the work can be completed with tho
available and the contracts will be subject to the oonn
gency OF future appropriations by Congress
The the right prescribe the work
be done aud the rats PROGRESS under each contract and for each
Payments viii be upon the United Treasury
npon the monthly estimates Ct e engineer g., n per cent
condition Of all contracts that the wokmcn shall be paid their full
wages monthly aud in spccie.
Proposals should sealed and endorsed Proposals
Materials for the Washington Aquedoct"
whole for Of the work not deemed but tho
the lowest bidders parts
of the work who give good security for the completion Of their
tracts, at reasonable prices.
ot mus, be accompanied By guarantee signed
that the bidder bidders WILL if his their bids accepted
obligation within ten days. with good and
cure for the completion Of the work underakcn said guarantee
United attorney navy agent or sne officer Of he gen
cr individual known the Department
Bids will be opened in the of the bidders
Ilth May; will be received after ba, hour.
let comprises completion
at the Great Falls building OF houses completion
sonry bridges wcirs building distributing reservoir com
pleou conduit furnishing casiron pre building ppe
brdg,s laying pipes from the distributing reservoir TO the
Ing Of high service reservoir n in and supply
Is be made to the detailed descriptions specifications
hibied In this Office.
tho bids will be
the specifications and plans exhibited letting
hid accepted tc monthly
upon engineer prices
to be fixed by him. with the usual reservation of
tho according specifications
and plans.
Proposals should the time within which each
peed provided Congress appropraes the necessary funds
BY order Of tho Secretary Ct War:
NJ C. MEIGS
Captain of Engineers
in charge Of Washington Aqueduc
Tbrm IF Guarantee
To Capt N. C. MRras U. s. Engineers:
We, tho undersigned, residents of IN the State OF
scveay with the United guar
foregoing bid accepted,
will within days after the Of the said bid
same good sufficient perform
the furnish the articles proposed IN conformity the
Of the advertisement under which made And In tho
shall fail into contract aforesaid,
good the difference between the offer by the said aud
the next lowest bidder.
Signed A b.
ID.
certify tho hest Of knowledge belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
Signed EFF.
Mar l0-dtMay1l
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HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF NORTH CAKO-
I'LL linn from 1884 TO 1851 by JOHN II. WHEELER
This work M. up tho gap tho history patriotic
[George Boncrof.
North CirotnR work Ctcn consulted In ad
udcainc and regarded AS authority
[Geo. @. Whiting Commissoner Of Iensioas
Price A. For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY
Mar l4--5 BookseIcrs near VIII street,
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TINHE PIRATE, 2 volumes Boston edition of Wa
vcrley novels The Three Beauties by
or sale by BLANCHARD MoIuN,.
March Successors 10 r. tnplsnl,
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Cyrus w. Field IL Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEAttta,
No. ii CtF are&, Nc,o Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing writing wrapping and all other
kinds Of which they offer for sale at tho lowest market prices
May 26-ly*
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ERRiTr HOUSE.
j. IL. FREEM AN.

street, between 1ath l4th Streets
e WASHINGTON d. C.
TNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
Il ongby repaired furnished
contains hundred rooms requisites
brs-class house
The proprietor has provided coach which will the railroad
depot and abo"t tnng arrival for the
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel.
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NJ Is. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lve has established gallery Photographic in Wnshng
ton He h prepared to Imperial, Po
graph hthcrto made only his In New
York " y" ""
variety unique and rare photographic included
his collection together portraits many of Tho o-t "A.
ung,isbed citizens the United -
Ar BRADY brings his Washington gallery results Of eur.cn
years experience in Europe sn America products
his art during that per'd He feels confident
his command the quality Lila hi,
gallery To the attention cf The Washington public.
BRADY, ssa fenn-ylr"na nvcnnc over swccny,
house, Pant, 4 Co.'S banking house.
Jan 27--eod3uo
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rVNlIE POLITICAL TEXT-BOOk OR ENCYCLO-
ped containing everything for the rc'.nce of he
1nicians the cnited states edited by ~ W
Ciusky. 1 vol, svo %.
Mar 10 tRANCk TAYLOR
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Niiiam tirckhesd us Purnell Tosdvinc,
namin'strs'or OF Matthias Dorman,
rhzabeth Dorman Robert W Dough.
.fp Emily Francs Dorman, Thomas
b"rman, John Dormsn, Aurelis Dor
man, Matthias Dormsn, Amslia mr.
man, and William EdWard herman.
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NAvr Yam, NEW YosK, Feb. q, 1858.
I0--2aw iw WedA
~ EORGE w. BRAY. COLLECTOR AN) AGENT
TOR Houses Residence Ninth north, between
n streets, Washington.
House renting collecting promptly attended and
made. Jan 22-d3m
JAMES J. DICKINS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
- Patent Claim, General Agency ohe sou'hea Corner
seventh and streets, Dec
- GORGE G. THOMAS, COMMISSIONER OF
NJ 40, May l6--ly
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Miss Christie johnson,
wrocuTioS,
is desirous of forming classes in elocuou in the
schools in Washington aud will give instruction 10 private
phs IN that city and In Georgetown.
Miss johnson VIII youths and professional
men, aud also to Foreigners who wish English
Residence MsE Iisrrovcr omcrly Miss English - Female
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets Georgetown
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie Richmond, Va.
Rev stephen 7. Hill Washington, n G.
Grnlon Tyler, ~ D., Georgetown, D. G.
tw further Information apply Blanchard Mohun book
se corner OF Fennsyleani Eleventh
Nov 6-d
pHOF. MACLBOD'S boarding and day school for
Young siirs, Spp street, between liza and I2,h
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DIED.,

on friday afternoon O'Clock, ELIZABETH pIErz re'c q
the late wniIAN II. DIr1z as t
Tho fras ~ The family asci the Ns1ai R" No
,so .,re bet fas lsh ihs Sunday aerncon a
o'clock.
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Narr Yam, NEw YosK, Feb 8, 1858.
Feb l0-2awiw WcdA.ot
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ENROM LONDON. --Sheridan's Dramatic Works.

IL vol 81.
fcptsn,eron Of Margaret cf Navarro l vol. 81.
letigrew's Collection of Eptaphs ! vol, 81 20.
Humhods Travels. vols 81 IS
tolygot Of Foreign Travels. | sol. 81 rs.
Classic Tales vol
Homcr's Iad-iteTal translation. vol rs cents,
Thucydhles. vols. Literal translation. I'll so.
tcero's Offices. ! vol. literal Translation rs cents
Sophocles. 1 vol. Literal translation. rs cents.
Hand Book Of Proverbs. vol 81 2s.
dictionary Of Classical Quotations l vol 81 25
Denoshsnes tho Crown vol translation rs cents
Francis tlnares Enchiriiop. vol: cents.
John aumcy's Miscclnncs. l vol. 81
seltens rahle Talk. vol. 81 25.
Lord Mabon's Rise Of the Indian Empire vol Al IS
March ,SfE T.yIop
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d II. GILIET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lCs his Office to his residence Franklin Row. Of and
Thirteenth streets He will continue devote his attention principal
ly to cascs in the United States supreme Court
2s-dt
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DOUR ls5s.-Alma,lach du Bon Ton. l5 cents.

Il Almanaoh pour rire. 10 cents
Almanach Ccmlquc. Is cents.
lhuhnnch Lunnti9ue IL cents.
Aln'anach Boulon. Is cents
AlnaDach dc Whist. II cents.
Abpanach de Mere Gigone. 10 cents
A'mnpach PolchinclIe. Is cents
Almanach du Chnssour. Is cents.
Almahach Musical, Is cents. FRAN
Mar @
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DIvERNOIs, HOTEL.

m NJ MAD II. UIVERNUIS,
Ptnnnyiruaia dreaue, heuves l7M and 1871 srots
MAD. H. DIVERNOIS begs leave to respectfully
M announce the public That this fashionable hotel
always been favored with the present
better order than Tho bert suit Of rooms
thoroughly repaired Il n-t disengaged and family
engaged
March 9--i1w
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VxyAsHTNGToN BRANCH RAILROAD.-Trains

NTASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.-Trains
Nv ~ follows
Wa hingou ate m; co. p mr., o. i5
o.
Tue trains a" and s., M and 20 M, connect directly
Baltimore ut Relay the a. M
II, p m, Annapolis; sud y. m Frederick and
Norfolk
md T. 20 trains express, only at
and Washington functions
Of saturday at 20, goes only Pidel
ghis,
On saodsy only ono train at 4. 20, p.
IA T. IL. Agent
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rHARLEs,s LONDON CORDIAL IN-z,TIIE II LIZ

A CARD.-A Large and Comfortable ROOM, with
N and gas, for rent Inquire Of
" m WALL, STEPHENS, CO.,
rcbI 10 No between 9th aud 10Th
TNIFTEEN YEARS AMONG THE MORMONS-
Being the Narrative Mary d. Smith, late Great
S,u Lake City. Price 81 rs.
published and for sale by
+. 1O-4t . (sobe. TAYLOR MACKY.
CyT. PATRICKS Observation-Disclosures and others
~ wish the celebration tho approaching
idvcrsary Patrick appointed
purpose Kic,z a
sL and h~. ~ sinner and refreshments viii
up Mundcrs large Suoo y,
month Mus vii, also bcHfnvided
Tickets will tc ~
OF John = John Covle
ling MoNurhrny W. r. trihte Ren
shan rbo Dopoho John member OF the COMMITTEES
of ofarrangcmcots.
Mar 1876 wM FORSYTH, Chairman
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RoME! mfr G. Giaafi VIII lecture at the Smithsonian
Institution tomorrow evening on "Ihe Catacombs OF
Rome and next Friday on 1.-The Coiiscnm OF Rome
Suap are beginning to be on the fsrsands In the
,,arset place. and week two of warm weather Will
itfoks them abundant.
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Rsv. SIDNEY DEAN. NJ. G.. will preach at the Foundry
Church todsy, at III O'Clock, a. IN.
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Sp. PArRIcK's DINSER-The committee Of arrange
mcnts have sccurel Numbers Saloon for tho dinner
the I7tb when most delightful evenings entertain
meut will await those who have teen fortunate enough
10 secure tickets,
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WAlCll Repairing and Engraving g.--Watches
ohronc.ncters and pocket mekeepcrs every description
repaired by sku rorkmen and
graying Of every description done
cutting OF arms, crests notices, and initials
e. vspss and wedding elegantly engraved printed
NJ W. GAIT l. BRO,
jewellers 324 Pennsylvania evenuo,
Jan Soft Between 9th and INN styests
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~ GORGE w. BREGA ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL,
N IoEArIAw No. I6 Val street, Ne,o Fork
Nov 25-6mh
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nor SALE---A rare chance to secure very fine
Lady riding beautiful black eight
hands high,
style and action aud perfect In all and gait He be
the livery stable of Mr. Levy pumpcy only
Feb 5--du
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WASHlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
w end Annual Exhibition Of tho Washington
now at the Gallery between 18th
from 10, a. m, TO 10, NJ.
admission a5 TO sad at the principal
bookstores and hotels, and at the door.
Dee 2h--tu
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THy M.rtoptsr PRorEsYANr CoSrKRENcE now In session
at Philadelphia bss selected Gcorgetown, d. c., az its
next annual place Of meeting the time is the second
wednesday of March, 1859.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
NEWSPAPER LAW.

l. Subscribers who do not give EXPRESS NorIcT
to the contrary, considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
2 If subscribers order the dscontinuance of their
papers, the publisher may continue to send them t
all that is due be paid
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places, without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction they are held responsible.
5, The courts have decided that refusing to take
paper periodical from the office, or removing
and having it uncalled for, is prina acie evidence
Of Intentional fraud.
6. The United States courts have also repeatedly
decided that postmaster who negects to give sea-
sonabe notice, as required by the Post Office De-
partment, of the neglect or refusal of person to
take from the Office newspapers addressed to him,
renders the postmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
7. Newspapers are not chargcable with postage
within the county parish in which they are printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19
,NUMBER /.
l'Ml Toe Busy.

I'm roo BusY.-A merchant sat at his Of
flee desk; various letters were spread before
him; his whole being was absorbed in the
intrcacies Of business.
A jealous friend of mankind entered the
office. ~ want to interest you little in 4
new effort fer the temperance cause" said
the good man.
The merchant cut of by replying:
''Sir you must excuse me, but really I'm
too busy to attend to that subject now"
"But, sir, intemperance is on the increase
among U.S. said his friend.
1T is )! I'm sorry; but I'm too busy at
present to do any thing"
"When shall call again, sir -
Il cannot tell I'm very busy. am busy
every day. Excuse me, sir. wish you
good morning" Then bowing the intruder
out of his Office, he resumed the study of
his papers.
The merchant had frequently repulsed the
friends of humanity in this manner. No
matter what was their object, he was always
too busy to listen to their claims. lie had
even told his minister that he was too busy
for anything but to make money.
But one morning disagreeable stranger
stepped very softly to his side laying a cold
moist hand upon his brow, and saying, "Go
home with me-"
The merchant laid down his pen his head
grew dizzy; his stomach felt faint and sick;
he left the counting room, went home and
retired to his bed-chamber.
His unwecomed visitor had followed him,
and now took his place by the bed side,
whispering ever and anon, "You must 60
with me-"
A cold chill settled on the merchants
heart, dim, spectres of ships. notes, houses
and lands fitted before his excited mind
Still his pulse bea: slower, his heart heaved
heavily, thick films gathered over his eyes,
his tongue refused to speak. Then the m,r-
chant knew that the name of his visitor was
death
All other claimants on his attention, ex.
cept the friends Of Mammon, had always
found quick dismissal in the magic phrase
"rm too busy" Humanity, Mercy, Relig-
ion, had alike begged his influence, means
and attention in vain. But when Death
came, the excuse was powerless; he was COM
PEELED to have leisure to die.
Let us beware how we make ourselves too
bdsy to secure ife's great end. When the
excuse rises to onr lips, and We are abou: to
say we are too busy to do good, let US remem-
Der we cannot be too busy to die.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

Harrisonburg Post OGce-Mau Ayriuals G
Departures. Schedule I5me
Natchez NaH-ATives and departs daily, Sun
day excepted. Arrives pm. Departs 8 am
Monroe -Hail-Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at pm. Departs every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at am.
Natchitoches Mail-Arrves every Sunday. Tues.
day and Thursday, at 6 pm. Departs Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 am.
Aierandria Wai-Arrves everyTuesdav Thurs
day and Saturday at pm. departs Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday, at am.
U'arsap Naii-Arrives every Wednesday at 6
pm. Departs Thursday at 6 am.
Columbia Xa1-Arrives every Friday at pm.
Departs Thursday am.
Goodrater .Uai!-.Arrives every Saturday and
departs Thursdays.
e The mails to Natchez and Monroe are trans
ported in two horse coaches.
f. FLETCHER, PM.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL.

The Undersigned proprietor Of the
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL, at kii;l
the White Sulphur Springs, Catalonia Parish, La,
having put up extensive Improvements to his Hotel
during the past winter, ready to receive COM
pany.
His TABLE will always be supplied with the best
the market will afford. Families can be accom-
modated with large and comfortable rooms.
The SPRINGS are situated in the high, open and
healthy pine woods, thrty-fve miles from Harrison
burg, and twenty-five from Alexandria, on the pub
lie road leading from Natchez, Miss, to Texas, and
near several large creeks aaording the finest of
FISH. ...
The Springs are accessible for carriages by good
roads at all seasons of the year, and exertions
will be spared on the part of the propre tor to make
visitors comfortable who may favor him with their
patronage. -
His BAR will always be well supplied with the
best of LIQUORS and CIGARS He has large
and airy BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
ALLEY.
Rates of Board:
Single Meals, SO cents; per day, 81, Or s25 per
month Children and Servants, half price; horses
per day, ST. j. II. Ward,
April 81, 49, [4,49,ly] PROPRIETOR.
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The following amusing instance of Irish
wit, on the part Of Roman Catholic milk
man, in foiling the attempts Of priest to
make him give up reading the Bible, was
related by DIR. Bowling, in an address du-
ring the anniversary week.
On reaching the milkman's humble cabin
in the county Of Kerry, the priest thus ad-
dressed him:
"Why, my good fellow, l am informed
that you are in the habit of reading the BIZ
bic; is my information correct!''
Sure, and it is true, please yer riverence,
and a fine book it is too"
"But you know" said the priest, "that it
is very wrong for an ignorant man liks you
10 read Scriptures"
"Ah," replied Pat, "but you must be after
provin that same before I'll consent to lave
off,"
"That will do from the book Itself
Now turn to- Peter ii 2, "As newborn
babes desire the sincere milk Of the word,
that ye may grow thereby" Now you are
only babe, and are therefore wrong to read
the Scriptures yourself. You are here told
to "desire the sincere milk Of the word and
one who understands what the sincere milk
is, must give it you and tend you."
Pat listened aNentively to the priests
authoritative address, but no way at loss,
replied:
"But be aisy, your riverence, while / tell
you. A little time ago, when was took i'll,
| got man to milk my cows, and what do
you think he didl Why, instead Of givin'
me the rale milk, he catched ne BY putting
wather into it; and If you get my Bibh, per-
haps you may be aftber serving me that
same. No, no, III kape my COW and milk
it myself. and then | shall get the sincere
milk and not as might from you, mixed
with wather"
The priest, thus finding himself defeated,
and desirous that the mischief should spread
no farther, said in aconciliatory tone:
"WeIl, Pat, zee you are little wiser
than thought you; ana as you are not quite
a babe. you may keep your Bible, but don't
lend it or read 1t to our neighbors"
'sure enough, yolr riverence, while have
A cow and give little milk to my poor
neigl'hors who have nonc, it is my duty to
10 50. as Christian; aud saving your river
ance will"
The prizes. concluding that the honest
n'krnan was rather tough customer, gave
up the argument and walked off abashed.
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Che 6arrisonburg 1noepenocnt.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TERMS

Two DOLLARS per annum in advance, OF
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS after the lapse ol
two months.
No Subscription discontinued until all arrears are
settled, and an order to that effect
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for the
first insertion, and Fifty cents for each continuance
(rEN LINES or less constitute a soUARE.) A liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the year
and on long advertisements.
For announcing candidates for Parish Offices IS
will be charged-for all other offices, $40, invariably
in advance
JOB PRINTING executed with neatness and pune.
tuality. Payable on delivery
All letters pertaining to the business of the estab
lishment to be addressed j. Q. A. TAL1AFERRo.
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BURNT IN GIN HOUSE. The Winns

BURNT IN GIN HOUSE. The Winns-
boro IS. C.) Register relates dreadful acci-
dent in that vicinity:
Three prime negro boys went into cotton
gin room and locked the door, One of them
thoughtlessly struck match, which instan :
taneously ignited the infammable material,
and in moment everything was enveloped
in flames. The door was forced open rs
soon as possible, but too late two of the
negroes were burnt to death, and the third
he who had ignited the match, was taken
out alive. but in such condition that no
hope IS entertained Of his life.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-19

t,'HESE remarkable Springs contain Sulphur
III Carbonc Acid, Soda and Iron containing the
] irtues of Brighton, AK la Chapelle and Malvern
J. Europe, and Of Biadpn, BlIe Lick and Balston
Epa--as proved both by chemical analysis and by
tae experience of hundreds of uvalids.
The Evans ks0tcl-situated on an eleva-
tien few yards from the Springs, has been enlarged
And reatted for the accommodation of families, nva-
id, aud the lovers OF woodland paslimes. Its table
cannot b. surpassed, and its bar is supplied with
He choicest liquors. The waters in the vicinity
tf)rl the finest fishing and bathing, and the region
r noted as the Paradise Of Hunters.
The undersigned having this day purchased all
Dc right title and interest Of Henry Evans, 1.-THE
hte proprietor) in and to the above property avais
himself of this method to solicit a continuance of
r. very liberal patronage bestowed upon the for
per proprietor. THUS. d. EVANS.
January 26, 1853. 81