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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

A"ricsg.sssr:al implements,
Such i0l5U,07 Securing. oRe-NgtSe, .0nd Prdiris
pLDHN tasJ'OhrS, Gatfjrtft0T>. UOrSr f,'fhes, de-
short all kinds heavy farmers TOOLS Their maCli-
merry all perfect and propelled by abundant,
failing power. Farmers invited call
and their work. whether they wish purchase
or not. AUtheir qco,k is gcnTrGhted.
Orders from Il distance promptly attended to- and i'm
elements placed ard canal boats free sf
charge. f.b3-u ID. Il NJ.
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l. Z NJ Il Il II
l,S s,pags ~
l. Il NJ Il L, Z

I
NAV T. iuSt sold out my interest in the Book and Sta
Il tinucry business and purchas sed hr stock of Lum-
Der now i'll tiorHEISS TARBIE'S yard their Ware
house and leased the ground for a years ex
pecting TO confne myself entirely the Lumber trade
have large stock of al qualities tn. way. and
VIII arrive in Few days. which | am going to sell
chedP'" tHHH The ct6dP@St. When s1y cheaper than
the cheapest it i pun Advertisements st
whit II friends and farmer patrons will give
cal. they viii need lOoh farther satisfy them-
selves in prices and qualities.
sep25 Y. W. RATHBCN
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w
-FOi;TIiN ESTEEN. u-w-sA AuELs
fINiiE ui,tie, Ii1h- New Hay"uV1EG WILIS,,
i 10 the ursORTii AMElca>, la' particular attention
md STATE. New tiavcn;-e.t Kinds nj spriug
informing til ILLINOIS MUTUAL. Al his opporuuity of
into M,nElA F:tt AND MaElNtccery Introduced
for ci.,r sin, r COUNTY MI Al Irts H., ,aL:r,
can offer al Al BENfFIT LIFE Ne" =ur-d ths, ~
anv market. !, TICtT MUTUAL ltft liza. surnassj IN
Tor, H,,rs SOLICITED at" poiic'ee hn"'H
A,x.vs q, hand lce Companies - r..
the CITY Tree OF ci'a-s II EiI,IuL, j-'rarts of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
70 SPRING

pY Albert risr.
u thou dcli,iu Spring
yu,ed in the lap Of thin and subtle showers,
which hll from clouds tin, In their snowy wing
From oaoron- heds Of sight eufoird flowers
And from canasscd bowers,
rha, over grassy N,k. their rfccnue's Ting
Come gentle Spring
Thou hover Of soang wind,
Ths. comc.h from the avi-ibie upper sra
Beneath the sky, which clouds II. white foam, bind
And settling Ia tn trees dclicieg.ly.
Make, y,nns leave. dance with slee.
Even In the teeth Of tina, Old, sober hind
Winter unkiud
Come 60 us; for ihpn mt
ig'h- ,h- hne love Of children gentle Spring
Touching the sacred feeling of the hair
~ Tx, virgins pleasant welcoming
And thou dos. ever bring
4 tide Of gentle bu, r'sis,lcss ar,
upoa the heart.
Red Autumn from the south
Contend, with thee alls' what may he show
what are bis purqic--iain'd aud rpsy mouth.
And hrpwocd cheeks 70 thy .nft feet Of snow
And timd. pleasant glow,
Giving ear,h-piercine flowers their primal growth,
Aad grcne-. youth
Gay summer eonqunr- thee
And w., he ha, no beauty such As thine,
What is his overwhelming. acry sea,
To the pure glory tina, With thee doth shine
fhoa mos, divine.
VIA, may his dull and iiseless mins,fcly
Compare with 'hoo'
Come. ut apon the hills.
And hid The waking streams leardown their .iic
AMI ssa.a The sses with ,,elt ii sht sounding rills
And when the stars upon the SKY shall glide
Aea crc-ccn Dan ride,
J to- viii breathe Of thy delicious thrill.
Ia grassy hills.
Ala- bright Spring no, long
shsi cpjoy Thy pleasant aaaenee
fos thou shalt die 4 samner heat among.
subined 10 vscof In hi- ct. Intense,
And gone forever hence.
Inst NO more no more TO earth bslong,
Excep, In sorg.
80 who ,.ng shah die.
Worn unto Death. p~rchanee by and sorrow,
Ara, fsn,ing TINS With an unconscious Sigh.
M sssc this pcss body good norro~
Which now sometimes lorfoS.
And breathe d io,anee k~ner and mop high
Casing 70 sigh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

The Hon. Eli S. Shorter. Representa-
tive IN Congress from the Second Dis
trict Of Alabama, in letter published
n thc Spirit Of the South declines re-
election 70 Congress.
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san der~ \ scar -
DRUGGISTS.

ra-cc,sor. 10 Mcdonald !. -andess
4 RI now receiving hisc supplies of Fnah
\ aiI Genuine Drugs o,ls and i'aitts. Also
A .ererior article Of Medical iiquor. such IN
a. tic vcri ie.i quality Of touac lrandr N
Fort VINE. and "a Bourbon Whekre- ~ a
ueli A. yaclar Fine Chewing foaseea Qmnine,
-tarch aud Canl'ts. sc. A'd viii continue to
rceei,e large upliie. fnsh iiom Nov Y OFT and
PHILADELPHIA con,mruuris With tiicir daly in.
crossing demand They ha'. n1a 40 hand and
win soon l- 10 r'ceipf " an thc ropular l'a.sni
Mehrinfs i'lrumeri-s, Provides 'lsm Obs. and
tu.us.tics Hair Restorative sc. Ne
y4. Whlc Lead and ,'..c- arr strictly cash
artices a' low prices.
March q aa. 80 ISL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

nnrHpt.cn OF Illusion IL principal :
avsAjrWt II happiness II We possessed
the spear n Jihnriel, and could thus
ssaA~ everything sp1es' ius''"ha' i IS
va si.s,ks gain tcr,inl los
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
CRiNDG,NG. GRlND,NGn

'I,Ht New nrii Mill, at Tic a,h.'actorr is
/ now in operation, B'rular MIL DAY
Wcdnesday and Saiurdlt
M,ref " 1850 W q; q
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Selected portrp.

- To properly appreciate the following
lh~-so poetic.l in their imagery, so dcsc.ip
tivs Il TIA actual. 80 pure in sentiment, so touch
M In their pashcs, 50 beautiful 10 their chas'en
al resignation to the Divine will-,he reader
mes, ksow that the writer in distant State
~, tur many weary months. a watcher by the
tsi-itt- II cherished sister, whom typhoid FEVER
bsd hcrff al rcsson and finally consigned TO the
tomb Frv,n the fair author we would be glad
" f~~-ive frc,uent contributions
From the Hu,ssvillc tAls.) ',-m cras.
Thy WILL Sc DONE"
Ye Who beside the he'd Of pain.
In fear and dread
H..t ~~s .hs silver moon.gh, ~ane
The dawn srow red
To whom Ions weeks and ANXIOUS carr.
Pefchanee ssr~ Tivca
who.s lives have been one cca-cles- prayer
10 plying Heaven,
T. whom. unmarked DE Spring tine cane.
with sun and .husers
Aad summer. ~ith i. golden grain.
Rips fruits and gorrrs.
For whom in vain the Autumn shed
A chastenea light.
And Winter DER the cold Earth spread
mantle bright;
Who .s~ through al. one changele,. scene
A .haaowed room,
A cour., apalc form rscked with pain.
Al ias,--ihc tomb
Nay seop moi this sad end u cafe
Your labor vain
Tho weary wa'ch-,he frai,lees prayer
For health again.
Though this. n nll your hopc' in l'~
n the end
Though the lo., one be husband wife.
Child. brother. friend.
Go. kucel In faith and hope bc-ia.
Your cherished one.
Take the last look ard o,laaY say.
Thy viii he dome"
Iva. your. to soalhc the hing frame
The ttouhled mind
Aud Death still mcrciial IN taking
Hath len behind
ssse, memories which fsr you shall bloom
In coming hours
So Spring shah beautiiy TIC tomb
with iragran, flower.
Oh there al. sorrows WORST than death
Morc had Ia bear
Than IL 70 lis, the parting breath,
The whispered payer
TO idly stand through sua rius- hour
In vain distress,
Uuknc~n. uulovrd. withog lie power
To -@,the OF bless
To ser Wit, dread. the ifcnxod latA
The maniac glare,
To hear. perhaps, the piercing -htics
Wild word. Of fear
To val, through many weary night.
Aud many day,
on deepest gloom the vanished list,
OF Reason. ray.
Cod eomfjr. u. 3. the sorrowful,
The sore distressed
Who IN our bitter anguish, call
The dying. bost;
Who vefp ~ longer now for hcr
Whom Death hath taken,
Mourning the mind which Reason hath
With health fnfsnien
God help rs Hear rs Nhon sc pay
Applying one
Gran, Us the strength We lacs Ia Say.
Thy will Nc done.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
WOOLsE9 4 ETUERiDGU.

IuIiON AND TOBACCO FACTORS
! aud Commission aud Forwarding Merchant
No. - Camp street New Orleans
oct l~I~ GIN
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SpVsst Cotton.

lrnn CUTS just received, and fJr sHl'
sVDV by q g GREGG q co.
apr. /. 1883 Ina9INl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

NEW GOODS.

NJ ARSEllTES QUILTS, ., TO- md '.''
vi Lancaster do 10 mud ll"''
Marpics Toilette Covers;
DO Curtain Fringe;
pamask Table Linen;
DO Napkins and Towels:
Black silk Velvet, superior quality
Cashmere Robes, laics, styles.
For sale d, X T. lI\ pEs
January ,ih. 80
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@uNOK OuT!~

4 IL those due u. for Gops sold ~
n Thctford, in the town Of Marshall WV
their notes ut q q. Grcgy 4 Co.'S, when ~, -
II not paid nt maturity, viii Nv sued IN w 70
discrimination. PETE, SIMMS.
Urc. "a. lsas. lo"--
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T.. x +. JACOBS.
~ their wen known stand III

~uHHFFf0nr. l.t-
/, EEP on hand ycry large oud wcll elected
N assortment 0t
DRY GOOD, MD sRof tHifs.
lh.,r -taek Of prY Good. embraces ibTliS.
LOWEl4S. BINNktI-. READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS Roots, SHOES, and
PLATNrluN GOODS. Esorf description ol
RHOGAN~. ETC.
Their took Of Gracori@ b about the larr'.t
ever brought to the place consisting Of COZ
FEE SUGAR. HACUN. PORK, LARD,
FLOUR. MOlAS~ES. RICE BEE tliot-
oLArE. TEA CIGARS, and TOBACCO.
aud al kinds Of Liquors.
They purchase Tor CASH and fali cycln "oiv
f5r CASH at ihn lowest possible rates They
solicit nll who visit Shreveport or who propose
to send 10 New Orleans tn lay in their supplies.
ia first give thorn call aud ,amiun th' qua'r
Is and prices Of their goods
March IA. 20, No - It
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

1 SUPERIOR Stock of Gents and Bows
u Ready Made Clothing, Just received and
Tor sale hy G. 9. GREGG co
Apr. / $50 - n2oiw
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I ATEsT styles, just received and mr' safe
l. by e. q. Gl'iGG 4 60.
Apr l. 1859 Ia2o1w
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QuecusN are.

4 GREAT Variety. embracing all Skticlrs il
n the line, jus, received and for sDby
g. &. GREGG co.
Apr | 1889 n2ejwl
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MONEY Is PLENTY.

EROM and after this date shall not ~'' y.
L more lumber without the MONEY @r
dncc such IA corn. fodder pork beef &c.
those that owe for lumber must pay up rs.
GEO. y. ADKlNe'
January rs, 80 -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
CHARLES DECK ERT.
IiOOt aud Shoe Mnksf

south west corner Of the pubs sqos'rJ
L. Eltl'S constantly on hand largs a'sofn1u'
N Of Ladies and Gon,cmcns boots and ',N'a :,
of bis own manufacture; also u good rupf9 :"
sole and upper leather for sale 81.
From his long experience and clo'e si'tn,..
TO the business, he hopes To have y conf'en~Ii
If that patronage heretofore so literally ts-''..
on him. All orders promptly attended ~ =
.ork warranted
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Just Received.

HEiNp STONES Cotton and Grl, L pc
" Trace, Ga, and finh Chains, and for sab
by
c. q. GREGG n 60.
Marshall. February T. 1859 #
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

1 PLEASANT reidcuce With -
~ convenient water. and good orp",
garden For term apply On he rfrmw. ~;
leh. - - ,'"r3'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

1 LARGE Lo, Of Ladies and Mise. Fash
y ionable Shoes just received and for sale by
G.. q. GREGG Il GO.
Arp !, ls,a. Iu29svl
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HENRY PARSONS s,


I MuUIOR. Importer, 10 Chaures street, be
i :. tween Cont aud 81 taui. street,
French and refmap Patent Ieaihers, Calf Skins.
Morocco KID. iinngs and Fancy lioui Legs. Al.o.
ihsnng and Satin F5surais Boot Wrhhs and suliran-
Boot IAcngs Twist -lk,, shoe thread last aud shor.
rakrr iuni.
~ larTe stock Of every article in the mnnufao.
turing line. MAJ 2'5- No-3S.
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Prints and Giughanas. Birachcd
and Brown COttOns,

EOR the Million, Just received and for sale
J. by g 6. GREGG ca.
Apr ! lsiq.-- ln29,iw
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For The Ladies.

II AIDES Dress Guods, silks. Satins, Co-ay
] anders, Printed lawns. De. Sc,. for sale
| by q. G.. GREGG a co.
Anr l ls5o Ln.alwl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

SHOE LEATHER FOR SALE.
IliE undersigned takes This opportunity to
/ inform tie public that h' has on hand n.
pnior of vi -1l aud upper shoe Leather Aich
ie via ,oll y,y loW Coz cash. Persons w-Glag
To- purchase VIII pls. ral on him at bis Shoe
anl boot manuiaiafy. aated GA tlc scout. west
corusr of the public square, rlly Of Marshall
CHARLES DECkERf
December ith ie.U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

VVI1VN NVU 1tUyN tBOVIN UuuU '~NUV~'
FINEST Quality, Just received and for sale
/ by q G. GREGG 4 co
Apr l. 1859 In29iw
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NOTICE.

I HAVE been compelled to place many Of
] ms notes and accounts IN the hand. Of Mar
shall y Williamson with instructions To com
meuca suit on the same, unless paid without any
delay ..........
JOHN MUNHEN.
March Is. 1859 No p #
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Encounter with q Shark.


rs" '''"' ~,
On Friday evening last nt about lo9 c''.k' Us
three young men, >. H. Hamilton" conn "hi'e
nnd ). Mortimer i'iihmS' III 'h's cry "efe fo"
ing through Hell bhi'. b"nnu lor iiarie'' III tno
rowboat Linfd. huge shark attracted pr"paDiy
by the bright hight oi "A lantern "h'ch ''ey carry
with the b''nt at night rose " I've -orare ".i'h
an oars length OF the ~ 'e "' me noa,' Vhe u 'ne
party having Il revolver ltnpei'a'e'y a,Scharecu
three shots ut ihc moab OF the monster "h'ch was
ont Of water Mt tue Time
The bullets dla h"' .''h' 70 nave my 'ncc'' ~,
hs hehded hcroes 'hc DOW III '"o "'''t' MS II" anu
head heins visible Tue party ROWING oacken
water. ni'h M tue shark crossed mo DOW "i.oi"
three or four iect, he received thrust from tnelr
boat.h"ok which seemed !" make nun Soh,e"hh'
lvclier III ms notions lie AIS" fece'Sed three Or
tour more bullets from the pistol none "' mem
fired Mt greater distance th"n FIX icet from hih'
lie Kept close To them swimming ID .eircI'' anu
several times went e"Iirleicly arolhu Tue bout,
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Of people aeArd not unreliable index Of their
msssAl ssalifiss and intellectual culture. The
various to Of the book are considered in .
.omswhss assnlsory bu. sa,isissseFy manner. and
mar Be REGARDED a. bearing ~ sAns relation 70
food, - Ufsrselis well known miscellaniss have
10 literature.
We shall make some extracts from this very en-
tcrtaining volume, when we have the space to
spare. bat, In the meantime, would recommend
it's perusal 10 all persons who feel interest land
who does not in the interesting subjects OF which
il treats.
TrSr AND HaRRn Notes of an Oriental Trip
BY CARoLISE PAisE Same Publishers
Although the ground trnversed by the asthoress
Of thu. book, has been described almost thou
sand times before, rtil she has succeeded in mn
king u very interesting and readable volume
Many Of the accounts hero given of the mode of
life in the Sutan's dominions; the system Of
Government, and tho geographical desert Ptionsof
Turkey aud Egypt, impar information not gwen
in the works Of former travellers. Tho style IL
pleasant aud gossiping, mud the reader who once
dips into into its pages, will be very likely tn I'm
iah before throwing it aside.
Tho books are for sale in this city, by C.
Victor
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Recent Publications.

PARTIES AND THEIR PRINcrrLgs: A Manunl % Po-
litical Intelligence; Exhibiting tho Origin.
Growth. and Character Of National Part ie. ;
with an Appendix. containing Valuable and
Statistical Information. Bv ARTnuR IloLNEs.
New York: ID. Appleton 4 Co., Publish ers
The aim of Mr.. Holmes. in tho compilation of
this volume, is to bring within the means ami ca
sy reference Of oil classes Of persons the le po-
litcal and Legislative acts of tho Cove IN nent,
the formation, history and practices of the various
political organizations which have ncted a, art III
national politics, and the operation of Consttu-
tional government in the United States.
In its preparation, the author remarks, deter
mination to con6ne II ip its prcsen, limits has been
rgdly adhered to; and the difficulty h@ been in
trnversng the vast field ofour political ecc 3D. ra-
Their to determine what could be excluded, than
what should DO admittel. Facts and OK plana-
tons are condensed into the smallest space con-,
sstent with clear and distinct exposit ion Of tho
origin and growth Of parties, their ch,sngcs and
revolutions. and their positions on 90 es,ons of
great national interest.
The controlling purpose has beOn to render the
work strictly historical in tho pres, mtation If
dates and principles, tho action OF Co ngress and
the Executive, the views Of eminent sts tesisen on
questions at issue, the forpation and pos ton Of
parties, in addition to this official records of tho
| the goyornment--which have been the principal
source Of information--s large range o approved
and standard authors have been consulted.
The statistical INFORMATION appended. which
embraces the Constitution of the United States,
Articles Of Confederation, Ordinance of S7, Chron-
illogical statements, 30. exceedingly valua-
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Sale of Valuable Properly.

~ IN pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
a nohc pr"n"nncsl at thu August term, l,9, in the
Perk nghornc, Drought io eosc The partnership business
OF Pceh ilnnIr ianghrneo the undersigned. who
pointed commissioner Tor ha PURPOSE. will offer for SALT
The igcst bidder in the of Bristol WEDSEspAy the
~ day "l November, l>.9, THE VAIL ABLE TOWN PROP
hEil III the town of Go"hs,n Tor BRISTOL owned by Peck
latur Langhorne. consisting Of LOT facing the Union
Depot Of thu Virginia tennessee Railroad and the East Ten
ne>sec and Virginia Ralra with front of
which there the follow ements viz Brick Ten
eent S"rcs high, 10 feel 'front.' with sA two Office,
with ihr, r'"in Kitchen aud ais House. r,ais
House. Corn Crib aud Stable, with for ~ Horses
Pin A"!. win Room i.anibcr-ll Lodging Room
all in god repair with Well the LOT of fine aer and Tia,
most reliable stream in the place. Also, TWO Lois
East side of the Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad Depot. Al
these s occupy POSITIONS in respect Trade travel cI
Il" an! improved Properly in Gooison BRISTOL AMI possess
advantages superior 10 al. that be- had in either place
TERMS SALE-Tke of sale directed
Of Court Iows: une-thrd cash, and the balance
credit III AMI II months the purchaser gi,n. bonds
tiab paper with sufficient pcrsun deferred
pa! tnis These terms the parties interes,. may make
favorable as To the credit The title will be retained
unIil The purchase iione. is paid IN full.
Srid zI-dt2nov +. JOHNSTON, Commissioner.
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C,liLIIDWEE SPRINGS FOR SlLE.

ElE undersigned. Commissioners appointed by decree II
hr Circuit t"nr "f smyi county The u. H. F. Ak
and others against benjamin Patterson and ohcrs will on
TtteDAl the 18Th day OF o. ronEn next being the first day
OF the October smyih County sci. front
door Of the Court House Smyih county Of laud In.
Guiding III" celebrated tilLHOWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
unsurpassed in Medicinal 'ru. b. mineral In
state. Icsc springs have had from the earliest settlement
the country, great Celebrity have effected many
have been much rcsoricd TO by visitors when
'alns could be had and doubt would he
b. hundreds and thousands. # improved they should be-
The. silac, thin about mile of the Virginia Ten
ns-e Railroad in the county o. smyth, in the valley OF
ic fork o lloson, in Of the fertile and
rcg,nns II the south West, raroad Of cas-, and chcap
grade could be made along lcvcl valley, extending from
Virginia Tennessee Railroad 10 the Spngs The Spring is
bold aud capable of supplying number Of VISITORS the
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites for buildings
tor extensive establishment. Capitalists invited cx
amino the property. Investment speculation presents
great attractions.
TEEMsrhe sale 10 be q credit of one, two three or
far with interest thereon from and after the expiration
ut The purchasers la give bond aud apbroyc
CARLY aud the TILE retained till the purchase paid
sk ,,i EflT JOHNSON Commissioner.
ll,r n1lL .lLA.iA
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Tho Agricultural Society.

We have received n long communication from
"a Member of this socety, advocating the plan
of examining the articles competing for pro NUNS.
on tho first instead of tho last day VI the Fair -
Tho Executive Committee determined upon this
plan long since. and therefore the article in Iucs-
ton does not need to be published. Our ctut'ibu-
tor will be gratifed TO know that his wishes were
anticipated.
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Bakers Premium Bitters

n We nope the citizens generally will bc mindful
,JS al i!is an-ml'r,sG, Family Medicine one nu j..
in'tit ~ al cmttts and IN al -,,nsotp that has pr
ifmr MR. remarkable rurS@ tian an,
"i TAT an M ta\cu 10y I'll conditions
>tr Hl '. ia stands the cure of ID, s,si,
'"ids ai to -i nolc Nervous Affections ;cnrr, Debility
AEuc aii F,,rr and Nervous f,alarh, baker
I|ENn ittItH- have been manufactured Rirl,uoI VA
fT A'ir> t-', h ar, highly recommended Physicians an
"lnets i iirir great virtue They esnpo entirety 81
N'sti Nl ,te' an therefore entirely free all mine
raj l"i>,s When all o..r remedies failed, "A ,ny,. mi
lie has he.h known 10 cure The Of
H. by the tate IL. r. Newchis ers as ttAied y Wn,
H. t'rcgors Of llvnrico and o,Icrand cilics and lurh
~ hundreds 81 citizens assert used 1t " ih ,r.a s,c
,itrtS the prevalence of the Cholera in EruIond AMI
which inincinf! checked and uprpr nl tn. symntnns r
a h9a disease by the use of lkrrs PEENIrM Br1rEks
l",'u ". nui Their has ever been disc,cr tonic of 81
are constantly administered 10 children the haIpsl result
The Proprietor of these Bcrs anxious To have Them knon
throughout the country, and for reason will u h,n n,
country merchants and others by wholesale n sue ,rs
AS cannot fail 10 please. All to ,ry M. rs 49,,
Ia Judge for themselves Of their merits 49, "
70 Dc mad Oh all nytsts in lyncaurg and in
july 26-d&c,s i,i.pna
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
aorsani.tson q. The .1ext House.

;Wssss9laa 70 - the unanimity With which
the Soufhsra ,Oppasitipa press agree with our
own viewG toashing ~ ossanjsation Of the next
,Hoaap II Representatives. Upon this subject we
subait The tullawisg yspund ssl ssnsihls reaeo-
tioss II ~ Loatssiils Joatnal .snEksstsd By an
aztiale x oar own which ~ Joarnal pasiishss
We eannot 80 how thsrs an b two epinioas con-
,osrniag tss propristy Il the stsp. propossd.
EHIAausuxaD vnws--Ws publish elsewhere
several passeaphs from tie Ign hhnsk Tirxinian.
paper = tsss 20 the interests the honor aud the
sfame q the South a{any that the Southern country
can boast. And we invita- the attention Of ali oon
esssyatiye men 10 what II says. : =
IN Yls1l9ian talsa NE ssns gruand that va
AayeAnbsnv aend Ne are very snre that ia l. the
right ground. We hays No .nisssvinxs anon ia
/. snhjs0G We hare viewed the matter in All lie
!, beexjpnR nd m lars dlear md comi,lent ia our
!. eua6 - Ihs 0pposifim sfs maj..rity in
- 8 - ~. M, ana az " : s.s.s +
o. ~ elErnn1Ds1at ~ II elession
- U sssls adsissd We
SCI n ~ -. iossea xiksrides
- = !; s: - $500 sss;;
80 = RI GlIk q ~ q Y = sonid .shs =
.exsS ~ ~ nieh fsIl - isotsd fbr by
q sss a !. III I.s -: es.. :. !: ~ .: y:
- go s1d aIsssdy that tAsrs ars sonas<sativs
<l9dss N0thsn m, msabsn>f 0sngrsss,