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DN virtue of q decree of the Probate
ID Court of Wayne County. and state ot
Mississippi. made at the july term. 1859,
thereof I will, as Commissioner. offer for
sale. In front Of the Court House door. in
the town of Winchester in said Wayne
County, aud State Of Mississippi, on the
third Monday in September next, within
the usual hours of sale, TO the highest bid.
der. ON a credit of twelve months from th,
day Of sale. the following described lands
lying and being in the County and Stat,
aforesaid belonging to the estate Of Will.
LIAM RUSSELL. Jr.. deceased. to-wit.-
the west half of north west quarter Of sec
ton eleven, township nine, range six
west, containing eighty acres, more or les
The above Lands lie on Dry Creek, goo,
prairie, and suitable for corn and cotton
The purchaser or purchasers will bc ry
/ guircd to give note or notes with approve,
security, for the purchase money, and ia,
statutory lien will be reserved also for IN,
payment of the same.
JAMES r. RUSSELL.
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HEMP IN MISsoURI.-The reports from
the hemp crop in Missouri are not fatter-
ing. In most of the counties where it is
sowed it is said to be thin and short. The
Lexington NO. Express of the 4th inst,
says:
We did not see good field of hemp be-
tween Lexington and Fayetteville-not
one. Every crop that we observed on the
road was both thin and short, and with a
very few exceptions this is the account we
are dailing receiving from the country in
regard to hemp. Much of the hemp in
the fields that we have seen does not look
like it would be worth the cutting, while
in the most favored situations the Weld
cannot be an average one.
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Glen Morn rnr SnIe.

49, THIS place. situated on
"A : the Mobile and Ohio Rail
Misi 49, Road. near Chronicle. 80
~4.-'-114&rs5- miles from Mobile. j. noted
Tor the beauty and healthiulues- ofit~ situ-
alton, being one Of the most elevated spots
along the line Of the Rail Road Also. for
b.. springs and fountains. u embraces 50
acres fenced with new aud strong pickct-.
and the buildings. In good repair. are of a
pleasing -tylr ut architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms. Ap-
ply TO u. /. REYNOLDS a Co.
NiH, Iit.
Iuly - 1~Ep tn-nru
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HIGH PRICE FOR ToBACCo.-The Lynch
burg (Va.) papers notice the sale there OF OF
lot of tobacco-itis not stated how large
at sos per cwt. A hogshead Oh ius'
was also sold at $50 per cwt.
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"HEREAS Letters Tc-tameutary ol
w the last will and testament of ABB.
JAU CANDY. deceased. were granted o.
the undersigned at the last july term OF
the Probate Court Of Wayne County. Stat,
Of Mississippi now all persons having
claims against the estate Of said dCcedcn'
are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered, in the manner
and within the time prescribed by law. ol
they will be forever barred.
JOHN l.. CANDY.
ARTHUR CANDY.
Erruf1ry.
Tttft. nUfI I-.u N 80.
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DUfSUANT 10 q decree Of the Probate
il Court Of Jasper County, state of Mis-
.issippi. made at the May term, A. y.
1859 thereof. the undersigned guardian Of
the person and estate OF John r. McD
Currie and Edward L. Currie, minor heirs
OF John Currie, deceased. will on Monday,
the 9th day Of September next, sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder. on n
credit oi twelve months. 40 the door OF
the Court House Of said County, between
the hours prescribed by law. an the fol
lowing Lands situated. living and being in
said County. to-wit The =. y. W. l..
and n. W. / Of y. T.. : Sec. 3. r. ~. Y.
~. W. the W. as. ". and S. W. of
y. W 2 Sec. 23, and W y. W Sec.
~. r. ., u. m. Fast, lcVcrrt ~ acres OIL
Of the South end Of the S. ". Of y. W. ;
Soc. ~. r. .. r. ~, EastI Said Lands
will bc sold subject TO the lien prescribed
Wy statute, and the purchaser will bc re-
luircd to give note with approved sccuri-
Is. payable as above limited
ARCHIBALD MCCALLUM.
Gu1rhu.
Auvttaf Il IEgu I.-t
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Vs. T1f, EIpHas.
James r. Porter
DN virtue Of the above stated Ncudi.
ID to me directed, will expose 10 pub
lic sale, for cash, in front of the Court
House door iu the town of pauldiug boz.
tween the usual hours Of sale. ON the first
Monday Of September next. the following
described property to.wit. one NEGRO
WOMAN. named Seamless aged about
Gftv years. of black complexion; levied or
IA the property of the above named de
iendant 10 satisfy the above stated Ncndi
Exp. and al costs. .......
l.. b. LASSITER,
= -. ft....f..
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Mi9CGl(RnruuG.
To land RnNcrs.

.sAssaS,&. THE undersigned, a, agents
@FzS sa for RoBERr CARSON. offer for
- 49, sale valuable tract of LAND
e.zazSzAss in Jasper County. situated
about seven miles from Paulding, and
about thirteen South West of Entcrpriza
on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. The
tract contains twelve hundredacres. about
one thousand of which j. susceptible of
successful cultivation About half the
tract is prairie and slough land, the ha-
lance swamp and post oak lime land. This
Land for fertility is not surpassed by anv
in the Eastern part of the State. Ii will
be sold on accommodating terms, both as
to price and time of payment.
SHANNON & STREET.
Pmih.E, July -, 1859. 42-tf
Plantation for sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale six
hundred and twenty acres Of the best
Bottom and Prairie Land in the County
Of Jasper, one mile and a half west Of
M0ntrOsc. on the waters of Tallahala
Creek. There are one hundred and sixty
OF seventy acres of open land on the
premises, two double log cabins and other
out-hou-cs-Gin House and Press put up
last ycar-be-ides there is as good water
as the country can afford.
As to price, the terms will be made easy
for the purchaser Address
4. Z. DUKE.
NouroSc, hiss.
July %. lSjg. 4l-Gt
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About the only person that we ever
heard of that was not spoiled BY being
lionized, was a Jew, named Daniel.
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---szz years; , feet 9 inches high
weighs 1870 pounds; spare built; rather
dowu-ca,t look; speaks very intelligently.
think there is some white person con-
ncctcd with him he Is well dressed: carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county. Mississippi. | will pay the above
reward for his delivery tome, or contine-
mcnt in any safe Jail where can get him.
4. TAYLOR.
Wugrglorl. Iuy. 81, 1855 4j-tf
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Prentice says that as a man drinks ne
generally grows reckless. In ms case,
eavs the BOSTON Post, the more drains the
few er scruPles.
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Fr01l tlf Spirit q he IIHles
Match Between Flora Temple and Prin
THE ERsT TINE on RECORD

THE BEST TINE On RECOkD.
On Tuesday, the 9th inst, one of the
most exciting trots ever witnessed on Long
Island came off on the Eclipse Course, be
tween those two celebrated trotters Flora
Temple and Princes, for purse of $1,000,
mile heats, best three in five, in harness.
The deep interest created by this meeting
of those two renowned mares was the
cause of an immense attendance, there
being about six thousand people present
on the course. The weather was splendid
and the track in the finest possible condi-
ton for making fast time, and it will be
seen that extraordinary time was actually
shown,
Betting ruled in favor of Princess 100
to 60, and even 100 to so being laid on her
winning; odds freely taken by the friends
of the little bay mare"
First heat-Flora had the pole, and
they got off at the first attempt. Flora
had little the best of the start. and at
the upper turn she had drawn a length
ahead, passing the quarter-pole in &c
seconds. She gradually kept increasing
her lead, at the half mile pole being three
lengths in advance, time LIZ. The third
quarter was reached in l:50, and although
Princess made a determined effort to
reach her in swinging into the home
stretch, vet the little bay mare" shook
her off, and passed the judges stand an
easy winner in 2:231 amid the most en-
thusiastic cheering.
Second heat-They got the word at
the first attempt Princess leading by half
length, but the terrible speed of Flora
(who was evidently determined to show
what she could actually do almost imme-
diately carried her off her legs, and she
broke badly. Before EOtf could get her
down TO work, Flora was twenty lengths
ahead and going at tremendous speed,
without once breaking. She allowed Prin-
cess to slightly diminish the distance be-
tween them before reaching the home
stretch but quickly shaking her of, came
home at a rafting pace, Princess only just
saving her distance. Time, 2:22-The fast
est on record.
Third heat-lt was now any odds on
the Queen of the Turf winning, 100 to
- being offered without takers. A good
start was effected, both getting away to-
gether. They kept together until the
| quarter pole was reached, when Princess
took slight lead. which she was deprived
! of on passing the half-mile pole. A splen-
! did struggle ensued, but Flora was invinci-
bic, and gradually increased her lead,
came past heiudges' stand twenty lengths
in advance 2:234 Princess apparently un-
able to go the pace with her, being again
carried off her legs in coming up the home
! stretch.
The success of Flora, in thus retrieving
her claims to be regarded as the Queen
of the Turf" was hailed with enthusias-
tic applause Another match between
those two horses for a purse of 1000,
two-mile heats, comes off on Tuesday
next, over the same course The follow
ing is the summary:
TUESDAY, Aug. 9.-Purse $1,000, mile
heats. best in harness.
J. u. McManns b. IN. Flora Temple. l l l
J. L. Eotf b. IN Princess. .
Time o23l y-o.22-2.23lL
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EroaI Advertisements.
The state Of mississippi.

NEWTON COUNTY.
Ia tLr Probate Court ~ sIi C0oig n Np''H-
her I,Jp, 1859.
To BRYANT Brantley. and all others inter
e.t.I i'm the lands. tcnemcuts and hered-
itancnt- of WARREN BBANTLEG
deceased
NOU are hereby cited 20 appear before
the Probate Court ot the county oi
Newton and state aforesaid. on th" fourth
Monday %. September next. to show cause
why the petition Of George =. Harper, adj
miui~irator of the estate of Warren Brtnt-
lev. deceased. praying for % sale Of the
real estate of tn ,aii Warren Erantlcy,
should not be- granted.
By order of the Court.
JAS. 4. WARE, CvE
Au.r L. I-Iu .1.It
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Land for sale.

THE subscriber wishing to concentrate
his capital in the Commission busi-
ness, offers for sale large tract of LAND,
in Jasper County, Miss. containing 2uGU
acres. and lying on Quatalah and Talla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser Of the whole-or it would be
divided, if desired.
jos. BORDEN.
Mobile. Ala.
Dec. II. 1853. off
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L.F.N'D FOR S.FLE.

ls AM offering for sale, on reas-
S2 enable terms, 36O Acres of
eS9<ssF Land. : miles north of Paul
- ding. near the old Missionary
station. The land comprises prairie, san
dv and bottom land not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place and about l3O acres open land,
nearly all fresh. II il a healthy location,
well watcrcd by springs. and fine well
of water in the yard. For further partic-
ular~. apply to the undersigned on the
premises +. +. HAND.
June :. 1859. 35-tf
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NHs 70 AfaAfHHA AHAAf
.Hsr,R # Jtper Comfy.
a..
NUEII.T w I0I''
Tbc state OF Mississippi.
NEWTON COUNTY.

NEWTON tOl MY.
~ he Circuit Court af s1d Comfy, O+ebr
Trrm. 1859.
p. n Perkins and John B.
Perkins. surviving part
ner. Of the late firm of Attachment
Perkins, Clayton & Go. tor S5DOOO.
Plhs,
vs..
James Over-trcct. Dcrt.
TVNO JAMES ONERSTREET--TANE No
rtcE. That on the 18th day Of April,
A. u. 1850. an attachment was issued ~
the suit Of +. H. Perkins and John IS.
Perkins, surviving partners OF the .l,. iat'
firm Of Perkins. Clayton a Co., Plaintiffs
against the estate Of James Ovcrstreet, dc-
fcndant. rcturnablc 10 the October Term
4. y. 1850, Of the Circuit Court OF Newton,
county aforesaid, and returned executed
/ by the sheriff Of said County:
/ These are therefore to command you TO
be and personally appear in and before
/ the tircun Court Of Newton County, aiure'
said at the Court House in Decatur, on
the second Monday in October. A.D. ls19
| then and there to plead to said action, oI
Judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be condemned in the hands
OF James NJ. Barbour, garnishee in said
action.
/ - Issued, and given under my
SEAL hand and seal Of office, Aurus
4 Wv sth. 1859.
JAMES a. WARE, Ciyk.
August 10, 1859. 4i-jt
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August 10. 1850. a.
AdmInIstrntor,s sale.

Administrators sale.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Probate
ii Court Of Wayne County. State Of Mi.
sissippi, made at the MAY term. 1850
thereof the undersigned administrator ot
the estate Of DUGALD McLAUGHLIN
deceased. will. on Saturday 9th Of Au
gust next, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. az the late residence o0
the said deceased. about five miles South
Fast Of Winchester. on credit Of siS
months. the following described slaves
to-wit: Penny, woman aged about 5I
years. and her infant child Elias. a boy
about l. years Edmund, hoy, about .
years Alfred. a boy. about : years Ju
Tia about u years Said slaves will Dc sol,
subject TO the lien prescribed by the stat
ute, and the purchaser or purchasers will
be required 10 give bond or bonds for th,
sum or sums bid with approved security
payable A. above.
EDWARD ". DAVIS.
Admir- on ne Ee1ie Of y. HrLoggitH.
July t3. 1850 Jn-tdz.
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James Ovcr.trcct. Dcrt
InsnINeni NniIrn

" HEREAS, at the MAY term. 1859, Of
w the Probate Court Of Scott County.
Mississippi, the estate Of +. e. HUNTER
was declared insolvent: now. therefore,
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified 10 file the same
with the Probate Clerk Of said County,
duly probated and registered according to
law, within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice, or
they will be barred.
- T. NJ. PETTY, Admir-.
June IS, 1859. 36-6m
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CALHOUN INsTITUTE,
MACON, MISS.
wa rOlYDEyTER PRNcPM & PROPRlETOR

y T. X. NNlNNAAAAhf lfNAf ~ q N"t hihANits
fIvtuzE Interested iu thorough anil polite female
education Wauld do vel tO Inyr-f gate The claims
III pufr Hutire ct the Bllyc school Do pnzzsafa the
a.t antBrpa nf College and select school s phiIu-
FuphirsI iu instruction and elegant in us appoint.
mrnta and recommendation.
A Faculty composed Uf twelve ahl', experienced
Southern learbers at a very heavy eKp"u-s, h1s
trsu employed. ~ bBs been selected without rrgafi
a prtp Hud With great caution. The Proprietor feels
assured that the Faculty ~ no Female school Jon the
Uuited States aurptssrs BE- 10 ruuis thr TRUTH the
Principal ises what hp considers Buti,he ambition
g. establish school ut1Ee,her ut southern material
wh'rh shBu surgnssnlliy rHmPstU eith any tu The
tuitrd stairs its pofmaneure b. secured n Oh" trt
srtv ufihs Principal individual eut. rprss lu schools
have tiwaya ranked highest and Hrp always safest ~
We Instance few ursy ~ Georgia Irrwuu If
Alabama Wtbnm " south Carolina Uotfn,y and Gta.
eur oigsst in establishing southern school is not
~ selfish purposes t1 play upon thc p-eIudIcvs VI
che south aud thua tn wilFn lhs Nrtsh nrtaty tun
% develop aad pBirunisr uur own teaching talent and
with rairuue prize, i1 enter the haia n honorable
'' TERMS
Haart and English, tf2o 90
Nusig. ou tny Instrument except Harp ...... on eo
Music ou Warp ...ss..... Zoo %
Modern Language French, spanish andlfal
''...'...' r. i.
Drawing and ra auuu iB wator CoIars......... an oo
Embroidery n sny snd ............. an 90
Lessons n sbs.I-wark or .Wors. per tas.
HnuIi.h ior dsy r',rut-' sooriing o. s'lvanee-
inruti 81, o. 30 o.
ne sloye fses are iaf tbe whole term
N,ieru Language and uruameutsls oi ail Kinds
rhs asft .ss.ion s.Ii open on tbs dr.t nfOctoter.
uaatttaHuurH rfHulfrs anti References wIil o.
uIni..rd up"u srrIfaton o. ihr Principal m Ma
Wtssa u,ss sept ia. iss5. cor
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PnInlCIenr noIeI.

yr,ur puOppfFrous II the BNTTIE UuvsE
MetaIr. respectfully iuf1rm their friends aud the
pabir that the tutNr CLEAR HOTEL is now open
hr the spHaun.
rbo building are being put th"rough rcpair' ne
aharves rebuilt. and the grounds have been Hr'h'y
tutpravad during the past Wiuter.
fufNr CLEANi g. delightfully."- situated l"hE opsn
, tis fluif brrerr and In ths rear are high grounds
,Yifh niaaaant drives beautifully shaded. lhe usft
III tba rlsre in a sanitary point ui vew wrre lnly
tested last season not single rusr ~ Nell"N N'
originated therr. or ever has. We hnd thft' w,
finest salt wntrr bathing upon ne whol" '9a-,' m wv
ethin one hundred paoes ~ The Hotel flsh 'h'
Uvatara are very abundant during thr srusUnt
"A line 10 MAGNETIC telegraph z nearly completed
a. ruINr CLEAR. and runnUgts With hN thr NI"'
throughout the United States. t-
Hnnd Cufiliuu Hand is UurHEru. AMI eN'I1 'Nil
tV ~ afnuaernrut will Do furnished 49,.
n1-fhe stoannr tNEat ENf vii leave Mn"w ~
pry evening faf Point Clraf. also on Sundnya MON
days, and FRIDAYS. wh make midday trips tn h'"h
mudatu thosu whu arrve hy the buHt-, -
Maaa June 10 tsta oe-am
DnANnIHa AND wINEa-FuR MEplCiN
ID Az ptWPtH Hf3a.a French. American and thrfr
Wrandr Pure Holland Nin ud Port Wine Madeir
Wine jamaica Rum. Just recsivodh ~ .,,
Hru.sira, NAY ~ isaa. s2-iy
ftuLINAHy AND srICEs.-sodA Rrk psT
4 3 uar. Cream TsftHf Nanina fartarle Acid Mac
akFst Ortsnue. Gloves. tainaioa anh Ware ginarl
finnanon. Yeast Powder. Salad OFT Cooking "
trsats. tust received end ~ sale ~ --..
Hruaaa, Nay it issp Sl-iy
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LAIN L.
The plantations of Coils Claiborne and
jackson are now i'm a full state of cultiva-
ton, and have been found TO produce well
for the last five years. These gentlemen.
who may be addressed at Shield-boro'
Hancock County. Miss. are referred to
for the character OF the land. and its
adaptahility TO the production Of this "a
nous cotton. The owner of the tract. W.
;. Hoyctt, may be addressed at Alto, p.
o., Cherokee County, Texas or address
ID. BARTON,
Croafie, id.
Nav Is 1859. 32-tf
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July %, 1859.
Soh RcYYnrdI

S25 Reward!
Runaway from the un-
dersigned, near Waynesboro,
Wayne county, Mississippi, on
thenightofthc 18th Of August,
inst, a bright Mulatto boy,
named MAS: aged about Il
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GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000 4!
g1sll PRlIEs, MOUNTING TO s5ls,iIli
waol, rlsl,, ,lol nsi,,; q Qu,r,r "a 50.

Ags A., a.. A..
aI.Sii PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO S5IS,tI7!
whole rlsksts tio, HALVES t5J Quarters 81 so.
tN ORDERING rtCkEIs or CERTIFICATES
tnrlufe the money tn our address luf thu Tickets
nItervd on receipt % which they viii Pei forwarded
hy frsi msiI
The tist "a Drawn Numngrs snd Prizes wiIl be- sent
~ purchasers Immediately after the dutsiuH
na= Purchasers vii please write their signatures
plain and fivn their puat Once. County and state.
as- 40 pusra % ft uou and under. paid tmniedstsly
amer The drtwinR-othcr prices ~ thv usual time "
Noties 90 correspondsnta.
Those uhu prefer noe sending mHnvv hN mail. can
uae THE ADAMS ENrtE~~ COMPANY, whereby
inons, Or Tickets. iu sums ~ Ten pullare. and U5,
tfnrds. can be- sent as "A utR RISK AND ENpEN-E
from any gity urtuwn where they have an ufrv. Tie
uianay and order must hs enclosed Boo 1t,avyruuIrut
Poet Once stamped Envelope sr che Express Conn
pHnv cannot receive them.
An communications strictly confidential.
Address al Orders fUr Tickets ur teruHgstrs 90
or Wuun EDDY a co. Atlanta. tsyurgia.
~. Wuuu. EDDY ACu. Wilmington. Ivl
80 Dot ct che numbers that are drawu from tbe
wheel 18th che amuuut Uf The prfe that Utrh uuc b.
entitled &C., Hill Do Published after every drawing. u
fhp fl.I1w Iua panprs g. 4ugsf1 Geo. tafsf ff1paits
Ksss ufterns hslfH Mlbds Register, NfthrHs GriIfs
Nf.tnfH fqff'ii1rHfsr, NaH lIrl Werkt ffg Hsak 81
paafsah bstt'v Afrs R.fAHaud bsp1'tt Nee FORA D.
patch. ftshital MtsI Curau, uai Li'fs Roek lArN
Tfta nrHnrrHt
Fsb ia. tssB IAtf
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valuable plantation for sale.

GayimfsuHc. Mss,
Aug. Il, 1859. 4G-tlstOct.
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this opitaph may he found in "Duckiuck's Cycle
NADIA Of American Literature" vol I, p 2s4. II hs
been widely published and admired A. one OF n
most beautiful pieces Of composition IN English
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sherIm's sale.

August H. 1859.
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EXECTTOR'S NOTIC.
state of mississippi,

JAS. A. WARE. Ctri.
July -. 1857. l2-rt
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GUARDIANS Snlr orLnnd.

EDWARD W. DAVIS.
Admir- on ne Es'lts Of y. HrLot7iiH.
July I3. 1850. In-tdS.
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My text is contained in these words,
which most OF you have probably seen
somewhere, or somewhere else:
Pray tell me how the devil was dressed"
oh! he was in his Sundays best:
HIS coat Ua- black, and hIs trousers blue,
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GDlmdsUGs, Mss, July l9, 1859. 4O-tl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-18
Mortester 4ailp Spy.

LAMARrINE's PoRrRAIT OF MARY STUART.
Lamartine, at 66 years old, thus enthusiast
cally paints the beautiful and unfortunate Queen
of the Scots "But love, or even poetry, were
pcwerless to depict her at this still progressive
period Of her life, to paint that beauty which
consisted less in her form than in her fascin-
ating grace; youth, heart, genius, passion,
still shaded by the deep melancholy of
farewell the tall and slender shape, the har-
monious movement, the round and flexible
throat, the oval face, the fire of her look, the
grace of her lips, her Saxon fairness, the pale
beauty of her hair, the light she shed around
her wherever she went; the night, the void,
the desert she left behind when no longer pres
ent; the attraction resembling witchcraft,
which unconsciously emanated from her, and
which drew towards her, as it were, a current
ofseyes, of desires, of hearts the tone Of her
voice. which once heard, resounded forever in
the ear of the listener, and that natural genius
of soft eloquence, and dreamy poesy, which
distinguished this youthful Cleopatra of Scot
land"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-18
worcester Post Omce-summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows.

MANS close as tOllOWSs
Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp
shire, via Worcester q Nashua Railroad at 500 and
Fitchburg Lancaster, Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 90 q. m,
and 345 D. and due at Sis M. and 100 D. M
sis a.
p. and are due at 500 a. M, $50 and 6.35 p.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
a. M, $50 and $50 D. M
Rhode lsland-( Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 M, and 330p M and
due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 n
m; and are due at $40 a.. m.
Western-(All towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,) $50 a IN, and are due at 1910 p. m.
Albany, (Westem New York and Western States,) 100
q. M and 400 p. and due at 1910 and 1913 p
Springfield, l.30 and 90 p. are due at o.
q NJ. IL. 40 ard 1898 p.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London countless $50 and 400 D. M and are due
at 1910 and 1885 p. m.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wmdham County, Conn, 1880 a. m.
New York city and Southern States $50 a. m and 400
p. M and are due at 10 and 1000 p.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, North
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland and Oakhanl 3.SN D.
M: and are due at 900 a.. m.
Leicester y 40 a. m, and 43O p and due Mt 900
Ailbury, and West Abury, 6sOs..Yn. and $3.50 D. m;
and due at $40 Da., and $50 D. m,
SHREWSBURY, 8. Is psfn and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, NeH England Village, and Cordaville, $50
m; ana are due at $50 D. m.
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
WoodVlle Westboro', Northboro', Southhoro' Corda-
v1iie and Grafton II and are due at 500
Milford, Mendon Holliston Bolton, Berlin $40 a. M
and 500 p. M; and due at 500 IN. and $50 p. m.
Office hours from 645 a. m to 500 D. m SUNDAYS from
2l0to u 40. D. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ. :