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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

I INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
/ call ut my MANUFAcroRr. No. al KING STREET.
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND II. AsArH STREETS.
and examine my large and handsome assortment
of sADDLERY GOODS, ~ ! do not intend TO he
surpassed in my line of busincs. by any other city.
l have ON hand, aud am daily manufacturing, ns
fine and superior IN assortment H. csn he found IN
snv of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
as great n variety u, can he found in any other
house, conristiug of HARNESS of all kinds, from
the fine quilt work down 10 tue drny, cart, aud
plough Harness; TRUNKS Of every kind. fine
Solo Leather. Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and all other kinds,
down 10 the common Packing Trunks; Saddles,
Brides. Martingills, Whips. &C., a. fine a. the
finest; Buffalo and Fancy Roles, Driving Gloves,
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags. Nalices. &C.. &C., Of
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, l solicit a continuance Of the same,
and pledge myself to spare no pains to give PATS
faction. All goods warranted to be as represented.
oct :l-tf WM. +. PADGETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

IMPORTERS y DEALERS ~ ALL KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS,
I AVE received their SPRING SUPPLIES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

N1ITCliELL.'S F~LANURING EXTRACTS
WI For favoring Cake. Pastry. CustardS. Creams.
Jellies. Jams. Sauces, dc.-Rose. Strawberry. Ras-
berry. Pine Apple. Lemon, Orange. Almond. Peach.
Vanilla, Ncctarine. Just received. and for sale. by
WIN. A. HART, 10y, King 81, cor. of Pit.
Sign of the Golden Mortar. Ap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

WINES.-2J casks Madrlra; % 10. DID POrl;
- do. Pale and Brown Sherry 10 do. Sicily Ma
dcirn } do. Musrat: % do. Sweet Malaga: 100
baskets Champagne and - boxes Claret Wines.
StNDRIES.-j pipes Holland Gin; ) pun
chcons Jamaica Rum: % hbls. y. T.. Rum; p do.
Anchor Gin; - Ito. Peppermint and Cinnamon Cor
dials.
SEGARS.-2o0.O 0O Scgars Of various brands.
some very superior.
TOBAtCO.-20 boxes Baync.'' Honey-dew ::
II do. "Tecumsch = ~ do. Walkers : - do.
"Cuok's:" Is do. John W. Terry 81 10. AN
lcrson Rose Twi,t = } de-. r.. I. DAVIS" lbs 10
do. John lIcadly. Ms: and II do. :" Flora Tenn
pie" ! and los Tobacco. Iuh 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30
NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO,

Ia bags and barrels. a very excellent Manure.
rich in phospha,cs. as will appear from annexed
ANALYSIS by DR.. H.. II. Stabler.
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A A MrYrcAN GUAS0.

Ground and unground, in barrels, analysing over
60 per cont. Bone Phosphate Of Lime.
PULvERiZED BONES,
Put up In bags Of 2OO TBS. each, a valuable Ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

TOBACCO. SEGARS. Ic.-The undersigned
Il are now receiving and have in store, their
SPRING STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c.
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7. A. BREWIS

rs NOW RECEINING PER SCHOONERS
l. Mott Bedcil. and Fairfax, from New York. and
Propeller j. Jerome, from Philadelphia. Il large
and well selected stock 0f GROTERfEN amt
LIQEORS. which he offers 10 the public at the
very lowest cash prices. consisting IN part Us fol-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

SCHO0LHERR 4 BRO,
l0s King ST.. = doors below the Marshall House.
hlexandria, Va. NH lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-30

NJ ARSIIALL 4 WARD are now receiving their
WI Fall Supplies Of FAMILY GROCERIES. 10
which they invite the attention of their customers
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

ge''her. Not long sine" hrnrd;slit ~aS
dead, aud have jnst been T." visit the grave
near her chil'Ihoo,l home DO Won r-rn,m
ter |" 'lav" heard her ever mention the
namr OF Hugh Lrnd-n ?"--"Oh. IIurh, |
ra"""t endure it any loug"r. | have WRONG.
ei y"n. in d"nh'ing yonr sincerity. Im;rh,
nave kn"wn You never wrote that cru.
letter which has sn long separated us. tia,
WAS my conSim whose mann. was the SAM.
rs nv niue. hnt am v"ur II"Ii-n"-Srnl;..
The 'nl".s>i"n"h gil. "Thru We both have.
%crn unhappy ever since. 50 wc ~" d NOT h.
parted any more, "h 'lcar-S, E. uttered Tn.
happy young man, while. pressing The fair
hand i''a' rested in his. We nrr.i not add
that Ill" happy pair were soon married a,:L
ni"'n"'l t." !l:.irn'S fathers where they me,
II 'vnuS wr!rnm".
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
VOLUME VII.---NO. II
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE.

Most Il thc war correspondents give us
only m" r"'"p aud lar" "I'h-rna'ia oi battle.
ard the r*''i"% incidents. real or imaginary
9TH" battle field tu, tic picture has another
side" Witch Is TINS drawn kv corres,un-
dent OF the L"nl"n Times, after the BATH.
Of Magenta:
This station ani li,: railway train Itself
we're certainty the most >:rckiny Scemrs OF
MISERY which on" can possibly conceive.
II WIS the .!a'k"r sid: ct :, brilliant victory
-l""kin" hchnl the sc":rs by ,layIiEn;
""nni"d III 'l stare. nf nuonv anl pain,
.'ny halt ,!ah, 'r,u, dusty aud muddy. in
heir "w:' blood; the priests wa'i;ing about
With the v'.';rum To administer the las, 81.
'ra'''"n' /" !t:: Il ying the g...y III eve Of
death :" s'n". showing that they had
ceased /" >';tf.r: III" working ..vcs or other.
n't'! l'.c l;nr.iin. ~ ',,.!;,,. them. show.
n'@ ''1' they WEI" L." r,jn, uf siyhiny
'!r' n Ia:' E..ar them w.,r others. whom
Won would ha"" ,h,u.Ii 'rn.l had it not
"''n i''r III" !rr."p'.h" m.,vvn,-n, of ,h,
eye. or n c"nvut>;y" twist uf;hu limb. fuu
!""a"" inv""n'ari'y silent when YOU en-
'"'r'! ani 'o"n "T y"':r cap II, the sight Of
:" 'inh n,:-rrv. Errr the lv,iv French
>'''';:r'-, ~; ;,r Hl;i.;,.i~;",! e, the wants IF
'l'"<' 'lE,rc'i Experiments nf humanity ,i,,-
cam gave. an! this .I,.nl silence was only
hr.'krn from .n- To line hv the solemn
words al i'ic l"!"s'. tn'at sob, Il frantic
-';r''k "i pan" ar ii weak sigh. You for
"e' ;'!i">; llaf there W.. ), victory to re-
'ic"n II, : 'laik scene. AMI these mrn. ,rho
scoahi oH"rmi&s hnre peacrtuNy foliored
Mctr d"6ae"'ic occ"I,nt;onS w,lc xun,,noncd
to crno>r M"m"ircs to oN his for cause
Wh'rh IS "ot M'ir c,rn. wbich Mey kno,C
nothi"g aboul. nor care Jor. 1t sus,indveI
II hard ln:.
Pat it was above ail. when Lie woun-
'i'l had iu h. moved 20 the carriages that
The n"'Ghl"lhn"l l".cam' almost intvlora-
he. Such sh1;clsS, snc!, pale faces. contra
r:c'l l:y pain. such tom l;mh>. The sold
i"rs o!'l-rr'l ~ transport them seemed to
h':..i everything il, their anxiety TO a,lcv-
iatp ,!,'. pain "f !!,n =s:!l,.rrs. The ;,.:ian.
rir"!> wnl.!.l have b.cn tnn:hed by so
much care. and the c;:!i: might have snccr-
e'l ut 'l''. i.i". that tile very men who had
made the wounds shonhl now try to cure
'r" :ni>':,irf: ready to begin again. Be-
!tT,.s = ~, r Jri, l.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

Mi>frrtnnes ana Like
Thunder and stormy cloul.-in The distauco
they appear black, hu, when ocer our l,ends
they arc scarcely grey. A*had irea,ps dc.
n"le an agreeable future, sd will it h. with
the often painful dream Of IItr when It il tSs,.
All our strong feelings, like ghosts, knvo
their Influence for n certain period pnIy {:
and if man were to cay to himself ihi.
passion, this pain, this rap,ure;'is sure after
three days to lose it's ELECTS on the snjad,
then would he always be more composed
and quiet. ,r
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

SMAL. FEET IN l'EIu.--The ladies' Of
Lima are noted frr their extremely small
feet. the secret being. lI,a: Infants OF The &C.
"a'' sex anlrr",, a. ii rule, arnpuln!ion of
the iiiile toe uf "arh foot. So general is
IN" custom. that many women think that
five toes on each foot Is state Of things
peculiar ia the male sex. |, is said .ha, a
Peruvian surgeon is comm. over TO London
and Paris. wh"rc he expects to make fine
harvest. lie warrants the ladies tile tiniest
aud mos, graceful i"ol by mes6s ;ofahe. a.
hov"-nmr.l anrn'a'ion, and eoaaganiAnt
so the l,"lsc for only one week A custom,
If Ills kind prevailed pretty generally in
Paris Years ago. b:p. up hy the verv
r'l'rrh"n-'l''c r'.nplaisance Of Il surgeon.
"i'' i'a.l acquired some celebrity tourhing
t'is silly muiiati"n.--Puri Medical Jour.
Hnl.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
WHITLEY rnI: NE INuE:ET:LST puEss.
II E L LEN TEVENG.
Nf STE. DtI.AiDE.

Siowy ;c sun Was sinking h.;,iml ,h..
we>rrn hills, sI,",!'ling over hill AMI dai-, -
rosy ting, gliding with every Lr;an, hu..
an:i shade, THE tlrrv ..l,,nlS wi.n w.r.
Scattered over the deep hlu" sky. Que i,v.
one the bright stars l'"eicL out ar,i the
pale moon gently arose in the E,>,. her
silvcry beams Descending in showers tl,,o..I,
the budding boug'.<.
tol' on graceful moon in thy silent spIru-
dour, turning into brightness hy thy ap.
proving smile. the gloomy darkness Of som
bra night In deep thought while admir-.
ing the noonIit scenery. Stretched out in
view Of the Traveller, the Young man sill
pursued lis lonely journey until late hour
Ben All. An aged ,,al, near murnlriur
brook, a v"ung girl would often rccIinr n,
the mellow hour nf twilight, upnn The.
smooth green carpet. whirh nature h;"l
spread out over the 1ark surface of earl,
un"er those sturdy old tr..s-tLa. she
might for awhile. dream umli>.urbc.I. that
she might i"r !,w lriri moments. live in
4 little world uf her own.
All was still and quiet, save the winds
low whispering amid the young leaves over
head, and the soft sweet song Of the pnrlinr
stream at her feet. Memory at this haImv
hour, is ever l.usy, when we are alone. She
had. this evening, taken i,y the hand the
fair Young girl. .anI led her back to the
scene Of other days,-''ays, when she was
oil JOY and happiness yes, as she reviewed.
the vanished past. she saw many hr' r'ght.
IS ~e'l rs dark spot in her Iifr's pathway.
NV here there is no sun. there is no sl,ul-."
Not far from General wilkins. lived in
beautiful new cottage. young man.
wealthy talented and handsome. and though
no, general favorte yet with Mrs. w. and
the General, Mr.. Wallare was charming
young man. Since HELEN Stevens had
been on visit to her Unrle's they hal ire.
quelty met with Mr.. Wallace, AMI though!
the idea had never suggested itself TO the
young man before, theirs was Of late, some
tirlng within. gently bidding lin to pny II
visit TO the General, and his excellent fa,ni.
ay; he rarely ever visited. except among his
nearest relatives, consequently. his visit was
quite unexpected. He had taken fancy
TO HELEN though he would not allow him
self to think co; for he had d.tesmined
never to marry, bat being deeply impressed
by the appearance Of the peusive beauty,
he had chosen this lovely evening 10 call
upon his highly estee + cd neighbofa, and to
improve the acquaintance with her, WHO
upon first sight, had unconsciouly elolen his
heart.
HELEN dreamed not Of anotler's love feel.
ing sure since Hugh had proved false, she
could never trust again. Once she had loved
and trusted. and will, joyous bounding
hope. she tsd peered into the future, which
sesmsd lsne bright day Of sunshine. rBut
a change has come oyer tho spirit of her
dream Nov >ayast desert, AL deso]ats
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

0rALlFICArIoH FOR PAnLrAMRNT.-
Why don. Won stand for the borough =
"skc'l II Lady of her husband, who was snf-
;rrng from n fl Of the s"ut. Why should
l. my 'I'as:' 'bol.I think You sI'ouId,' re-
"""e'' his wife; 'yesf4""gu"g" and actions
are truly parliamentary. When bilbs are
presented, y"n either "r.ler them to be laid
Oh 'h" table. ar make notion TO rise ::
il'"ngh out of "rh,r you arc supported By
the chair. an'l often poke your nose inlo
measures which are calculated to destro;
the cuns,ituti,n.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
From the Nc'o Emgiond Farmer.
JUST FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
BY A. WILLARD HALLOCK.

I'm thinking of the place, John.
Where of We used to roam.
That little cot henea,h the tr,..s
We called unr forest home.
aud well | know you'll nc'rr forget.
"hatc'er Your lot below.
Iha. 'lc:.r ":,l $ro, We loved SO WELL
Ju>t hitecE Years ago.
IN thinking Of the school, John,
rh" muster. too. ~ grim.
hnd how when Ii" you'll turn h:4 back.
"" twain woul,l mimi. him.
The master sleeps 'lra,l.s .reamless sleep
The bright green turf below
Our clil'll""d'- l:'mr has vastly changed,
Sine. fifteen Year, ago.
Last SU'nm-r tim. I wan.i.rc,i john
10 where we n>.'.! 1" play
The school hons. wn- not an the hill.
The brook had dried away;
The oIl mil-.&hc"I had ceased t" move,
TIKI c",i,g" VIA ia,.l low
The Cs:rS wrre a,' ihr>" w.. k"ew
just Il fi-cr Years ago.
| wnn"r"c To the ci,urrhrarl. John,
Aud stepped beyond the wall:
III" graves were many. AID the grass
Ger :hcs" grew thick AMI tall;
Upon III" stones I read the names
or these who slept hrluw,
An! ;i'rv we're names we loved to speak
Just i,e"n years nl,o.
W ill sa1l.m'.! hear, turned away,
Ar" game! the dusty road.
A"'' from that spo: :" dear 10 me,
'th rari'! step strobe:
] could nni bear l." look aronnd,
H. make me sad I" know
That all we're gone wh"m had loved
Just tif'ern vc"rs ago.
Ny eyes are wet with tears. John.
They a:c failing wh;l.. wri,v.
trict''a '!a, We !nvrI ar. cold in death,
Aud am sad Tonight
Bn'. .!":'r, oar s':rr.w+ aeon will .u,:.
i.:t.'- stream w;'i ..cu-. T.: tl..w.
An! We rest whcr" crs: ". r;ayc.l,
Just fifteen Years ago.
WHITLEY r"E inE INnE:ET;Ivr PRESS
r y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

THE POET BURxs.-I saw the f,llnwinn
tnyiIiv" limcs, in his own handwriting. 10
r""n'"l.) "ssn pan.' Of glass in the "t;lol.'
p"'ir-!'"nSc' at Dn.nirirs, wl,rrc. in October.
1857. They We're still 10 he seen -
"Whntr-r We seek. bet ale or beer,
Or whntr'cr fit. your mob,
At moderate fare y'l find it hare,
The best that's in the GioGs'
." "no'her pane. equally rrligiously pre-
served. and certainly in the same hand,
were these lines:
''Gih q body meet body
Coming through the grain,
Gin n holy kiss n holy.
Tie things body's ain."
These two s'"nzas are looked upon a. gem.
inc relics of the bard.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
%
FOREIGN EMIGRATION

The '!"pr, for the Commissioners ,.i
E''''.raii';, is worth visit from any ono
"''" ""'''i |" fn'nliiar with The l>li.ulinl,>
%! New York. Il, is located in Castle. Gear.
'!cn. 1h" humber ,f arrivals have. r..;r.h,.,l
At times lll'. hiul, nrrnl.r uf 5000 in ono
week. H. T.v" tnr>r S:i:lur rcrs u r,fir,..
t" >rr"cm them from frau'lS AMI irnpn.it.r.
/" send them anh their lr.rra,,r ,lir.r, Fl
their destination "ni West, to sell them the
right kiul of tickets, at Il fair price. I,
deliver all the h,r1av. t." the ri,it OWNER
i "a work Of great care and Demands ::
system Is r"inl'l..'c rs any h,nkiny hous.: ia
the land. Aud This has been done. Ali
tie hHyga"c is nnml"rr'. and weighed and
put Oh hnarl "' ''l;: trains lrer of c,,r,,e +,
tn. "mi-rar'. The frauds committed ON
'hr "'n'gran' outside 9th" lepu, ara. un,nl.l.
Spurious tickets are sold. Through tickets
paid for. that ca::y onIy V to Bntf,Io. Only
fl'v pounds "f l'a"ggage is allowed to eari.
le's"n free, all the rest is pail for extra.
10 swell price. some great e., man or
woman Is made To s.an.l on tn. sc,l,. IA
Stcauv tn" trunks, AMI the wcirLt OF ,I,..
l'crs"n is :rlh''l ,o the l,arya1,.. ail rhu.
I'll" "'n'Irnnt l. cheated wiki his ewes vide.
"I'"n. The greatest sharks and cheat are
the German Jews. They vii! watch their
ci'anrc anil see Il trunk or;.. ,.nn,uinin., u
v"!Iah!c stock. Their w"rl,Ilv etf:..:,<, per.
hap>. arr. na'Ic.l Up in a small wo ricn box.
y, sometime. during the v"vnra they will
Sip OH their r!""k, psi: it.nn nn that M I. krl
trunk Il:'v ,rv"', AMI whr" tll. h1= az. is
ia"iv'i will present The check, AMI dem an.l
th" trunk and carry it "T !rfore tl,.. iranl
can t." 'i"t'"t''i. Or the arrival of a ship
l"a "t i"nI':... ti;r t.-tl. G .r,n i :. S.r',t
/" l"r!I- Several thousands of person,
are pui inside the large r,rn, fil!inr the
floor and the galleries. Most Of ll:,. latter
ar va's seem to b.. from Germ .nv. Their
iltiIt lrcSSrs --chihlr,n Innknr rs if en-. or,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

The last concert Of tho Colored OPERA
Troup was SO tl,ronged that old Mr.. SLOW.
toes. wo WA late and conM no" gal ,tn,
s"i'l "a lie went away in n Pct thai:--srIt
every body don't 90 an honr before anybody
does. there cant nobody get in r. NJ. ISlo~.
ts*s says that lie is going % try agsin next
Monday, ~ 's5,o4 s.i6s,aaa Is issas -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05
A CRUEL INsINlJarIox

CRUEL TNsINUATIoN.
When man fell from his high estate,
A Eve IN sin the nrpie ate.
Qu"th Adam, "W"man's rnrse,is great (;
"Tis written in the iionk nf fate,
For everiiore IS.sfN .r-ATE"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

When the Marriage of Figaro" was first
produced in Paris. critic observed TO the
Iea'ling actress, Madt,noiscle Arnonld. It is
piece which can mever s,,cceed "-"Yea,
she replied. "it will fnil-fur,y nights rnn
ming"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

L is with the dissase Of the mini as
with these Of the body !; We are half cad
'befors me understand our, disorder, and
half cured when tesdo, ,,sss a.!, III 5;,.,,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-05

A Philadelphia paper says Of drunken
negro. who fell down a celIar.wny. His
he. was preserved By bis striking head
first" -
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A Jail for Sale.

BtnsuA'1 ~ m orisr maie By ON
nlnHl uf. T. l,oo af Pamela olunii
IT, If s%iiuisaFri, an Johdy tho mh
Dag ~ Draowboi, l sis, will be foId he
tween lhn hours n ~ o'eilck, II. nnl =
O'clock y. VI, on Monday The 2s,h dng
" February, ! w. ulun ihc pFcm aaa, ~
pu'iiH Nuaiion, 10 iha high II bidder, Tho
ola jail House, w tho town N Pamela. M
snil county, wih tho three iols, via. ioi.
no. ~, II ani ~. IN Block No. r., ~ mil
town, mon which tie snmo u l1oa' i,
AMI h0'0nelufl horeto. Terms onrt hhfl
cash, nul the balance On q credit u one
anl two yeirs, with interest from ilic,
thepurclmcf GIVING notes with approved
security, payable t,thc County tftisurcr
90 sailrluiiy, fnF tho iatrcut pfymanls.
Tho bond will execute n title bond 81
ruTchescr tpr w%arfanioc deed. 10 hg mni1
whom all u The purcluso moboy hpaid
THOMAS l.. CLARKE, } Numbers
=. ). SMITH, Of taid
VI. s. CLINTON, Board.
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| ,As Patron, aad rrlendici ihn
PLANTER and Msahhnli'

IlfWN'l NV" WN''
ITWifllSfASDiNG llp bnca
and difficulties thai we tye gn
battered In Publishing The Planter
Mechanic, during lhe preset y',ir,
neither lead nor dy Ing, lui vlI
luaed by The 10th u JaDary ln
flyla flF exceeding any lecture Of
former history. and Second 10 neat
hanical finish, 70 no slmlhr lenr
H. the Union. All thai " All ol
patrons and friends, i iui 10 le
kiy IN their conclusions O. 10 he
mni of ecnsure due rs, loraeemng
lIgcncc. both u their rights md
interests. Hear "a In If Jaiu.
number, understand ourroslih n.
slider the difficulties We lave lad
sncouuier, then look at ib lmFo.
journal IN your hands, and snr
nion Is that YOU will acqili U.s.. ct
y. If any intention To iall shorl of
duty. We have tried u espliln
|rythirc fairly and honesty, md
|ml'iel propositions 10 iih ycrrsi
|klcr for a farlhing cannt ohhc,
and 10 cap tho climax Of 'ontrsrl-
|s, presented you with anclcghi,
beautifully printed journl.
bar Prospectus Cor 1850 Is ai.
lch VIZ recommend to ycurconSAe.
lon, and until you get the Janury
3Eber. keep cool. aud ,ry 10 help
her Than crush ~.
Your humble scrvan.
j. !. WILLIAMS.
Publisher Off. NJ
d. S.-Wc would b. unde special
ea'iDns IL any paper IN h. Safe
|uld publish lhis. and a;d Us .
(rkcd copy, for We wish 10 Eehaigc
u. and this would bring 'uch pnc
uoiicc. Jp. W.
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Job IsrlnGi1lS
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henily txtfHted. NJ this 0Gse.


4 Errils oP ADMINISTRATION
~ having been granted 81 tho under.
siynci, by the Probate Court II panoln
%toun,v, Mss., ~ the No,cmhcr term
ISIS. Thereof, on tho estate Of bradford
icnss'. deceased MI persons hrin-
claims against snid estate, arc hereby
notified 10 co,nc forward aud have thu
SANE rrcNnsri, and registered rccorlinr
70 law, or the, will BE- forever barred.
JAMES MORRIS, Admir-.
Dec. ijLh, ISIS. A1..GM.
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III virtue Of The rover vested in me.
~ the last will anil testament Of
Thomas Hewlett, deceased, and under =
decree u the Probate Cogr. Of Panola
county. Miss, made at the January Term.
1859, thseof. I will. on Thursday the
81 dsy Of February next on therrsnise-,
within lswful hsurs, seil q public
aussiw, 10 The hishestbiiaes, On a rfcii.
mil IN afss div u january. lsdu. the
following personal property If SAIL L.
ceased, rii: ) Or Ghorssl, fSor sOmuls,
1000 harris Of corn, . stscks Of fodder.
some koez. about loo heal n cassls,
600 Or fOpBs b. Of FORK. so cs6o head 0!
shcrr. I voke ~ oxcn, wseon, BE-. one
carrir>e. one bargv. ssi III the farming
utensils. tsrssher with cslses articles. tn
numrssus to meatiss. The ale gill con-
siuus frsn hay to DAY ua.il sve!.hinsi y
sola.
nsna Nth approved security uill hers.
uuipe1 sur1riiar % Iav.
AtRnNn u. AsKfW. Execu."fs
jasr--v VI. isi1. fs-f-.
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A teaehsr Tor q limited school. sayahle
d teactirg theron rhIy the elementary
principles. II a. Enslish elsrssisn. A
lady TINS qualified. sad u ssca ssress.
meat. desiring arh . -itsssisa, VIII rleass
alirsss DR.. wm. Edwards, ssriis. Aiss.
rsscfnhrs i5.h. fs5s. f-ts.