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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

ORAND PICNIC To-MoRRow.-TheS st Peter s
sunday School will give grand picnic excur-
sion tomorrow Thursday to Arlington Springs
Wlthers' Dand will be in attendance, and the
teachers pledge Themselves that strict order and
decoruin will be preserved. The finest kind of a
ume Is confidently anticipated. For particulars
see advertisement in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

NAVY YARD ITENs.-Captain DahIgren. Of the
Ordnance Department, has completed the mount
ing at his practising battery in the yard of an H.
inch gun, for practical purposes, weighing Is ,7n
pounds, the clrriage on which this huge gun Is
mounted weighing 900 pounds The height of
the massive structure ON which this gun and car
rests ~ feet from the surfdre of the ground
and will soon experiment an II-inch she'll
The sieaTn-engines for steamers Richmond ard
Pensacola are being erected in the ftIing-up shop
under the supervision of Capt NJ. r.. BriI ht en@i-
neer and nachnist. The Workmanship of thfs.
engines shows a nasterly handlcraft of our No 1
mechanics, who look at them as a mother would
Ct her wcll-dressed twins
Inc massive boilers Of the steam-sloop Pensa-
cola, under the supervision OF Prof Thos Cham
pon. are ia rapid stlte Of progression, and for
strength and beauty they cannot be beat by any
set Of boiler bursters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

POLICE MArTESs-BcfOrs Justice Williams
Mrs furnher sold liquor without license; fined
s2o and 81 &c costs
James Mcdonald WAS accused Of disorderly con-
duct; and in default of IS 81 tinc he was sent tn
Queens for sixty days.
Thomas smith, colored, was caught throwing
stones; fined IS 81.
n. SLcrgTove sworr, shook his list and lifted his
foot towards Young lady; fined S5.9i.
Drigett Woods was caught selling liquor in
smaller Quantities than was permitted in his Ii
cense; fined S2O and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

THE PoroMAc FIsHERIEs.-The latest accounts
from those engaged in the fisheries from our CITY
are the reverse Of favorable. Mess Gibson and
Clark are doing very little, and the prospect does
not improve at all as the season ADVANCES Glib
S'n who 1shts one of the largest landings on the
river, sent up to Alexandria Yesterday. between
2H and $40 shad. Clark sent up the result Of one
haul 500 shad which is the best haul Of shad that
has been made ON the river this season Capt
taunce cnt out last week, and moved his traps
hOmewSrds No news about the wharyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

WATCH RErUExs.-James Brady was taken to
the guard for behaving in disorderly man.
her while drunk. He (being short of funds, and
unable to pay the fine and costs required) was sent
to the workhouse for thirty days, to pay in labor
the amount ne was minus in cash. w. N. Beckel
(col y brought in for fighting and disorderlv con
duct at ball; fined 81 IS. Last night, four
lodgers were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

CARUsI's eagerly anticipated May Ball repeated
by popular demand) is to come OFF, it will be re-
menbered, at the Assembly Rooms, on Friday
evening next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

SUNDAY School EXHIBITION TOMORROW EVE
NTNG.-The Sunday School Of the First Baptist
Church, Tenth street, between T. and F. will give
an exhibition and concert Tomorrow Thursday
evening. at the church. commencin. at : O'Clock
An interesting affair is expected. See advertise
, 1859-07-23
Ira lands Hopes from the Waf--WllI
France Invade and Give her 4 Mile
Sian kim.

From the Cork Constitution, JulJ7,]
Happen what may in 1reland-inyasion or q o
the throne. The ultramontauists hate Que rea
dy. so NC may quietly awnit the unveilings Of
the future One ofthe most extreme of the
PhGnixite prints has the following,
"DA1cA1s-A correspondent observes that if
the prophecy ofthe Morning Adeertiser prorc
true we may be put 10 the choice of . prince one
Of those days to rule orer ireland as King Leo
pold over Belgium; when q new Congress Of
Europe shall second time las in the case of
Detgiunl) set inside the arrangement Of 1915 in
farGr Of the Just desires Of another little nation
ality yet in, abeyance- 'More> unlikely things
have come to pass; tha: is all We need say just
nowsun the subject. But our correspondent goes
things should come to pass :, all difficulty in
finding fitting caudidaie-at once pure Irish,
and yet totally uncoanected with the life OF
modern parties in Ircland-is removed when
France can giSe us a choice between two such
men as Marshal o Mel and MARSHALL Mclfa.
hon.
It's u singular subject for contemplation, ia-
deed, aud not less interesting in connection
with the ancient constitution Of Erin itself, ac-
cording to which the right to tue throne Of the
Ard Righ, CT Chief King, nlternated between
the Eberian and Eremoniau lines-between the
Northern Hy-Nial and that Southern royal fami-
u who were represented at tue most glorious
period Of cur national history By the great
Chief Of the Dalcassaus, the ancestor of Wm
Smith 0'Brieu.-Marshall Mel is the descendant
of family, the o Nicls which settled in Bordea1
aboyc q cantury ago. The Marshall Duke Of
Magenta is one Of The representatives af = dis
tinguished branch Of the Dalcassian family Of
county Of Clare. his ancestor having been, We
be];eye, one Of the wild Geese" who followed
James Stuart after the treaty Of Limerick. His
family became ennoblel in France more than a
century since, in which country, accordingly,
the Marshall il allied in blood to mauY Of the
greatest historic names ofthe ancient nobility.
Better RtgA danahnd than either 0'Siet or Nc.
Nahoo, the Gaelic race could not 6ud in Eu-
rnne.
, 1859-07-23
From WAAA1hEton.

rpesa Despatch u the y: =. IEhau:.:l
The nomination Of Buchanan by the Pitts
burgh Pe.s, oue OF his favorise organs, imme-
diasely on reaching Bedford, shows the moFe-
meut was precoucerted, and cautrma previous
indications here well known in political
circles This step was not expected so soon,
and has been peFcipisated by particular Causes
i, virtually notices Cobb and cabinet aspizsnts
to withdraw.
Black has giren an opinion that the conditions
which Toacey sought 10 insert in the coal con
tract for the 'Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION were not
authorized by the terms Of the advertisement,
and hence Cannot be incorporated That device
to break the contract has failed.
SGdell is expected here hourly He 6isclaims
modestlr, By private letters, desiring the
Presidency, but would serve the country in an
e1igeucy.
His pers2nL relations With Buchanan hare
een:'desably cooled, Ike those Of all old friends
Of the President
There are twelve cases in Prussia implicated
With the question Of the rights Of adopted
citizens abroad,
, 1859-07-23

Je>kssavs1Is. m.-~1ts Ne4aA3s Klsn.
Hon. 8chuylsr Colisx, Of the South Rsnd r.
gist<r. recently vizited jacksonville, ILL., In m
interesting account. Of his via:t, he says Of tho
distinguished man Of that place:
H.rs Stephen A.: Dougaasfla ansr tsaeAins
eeAool In IN adtotninr eosaay, oane 70 study
iaW and herr: be ~ huag os4 hia ieGl
ahin1Ie Here lived Gs,: Duncan, over whoss
and Porter Clay, : bFosbsr Of Hsary ClaJ-aad
here The gallant Hardin practised law until be
Rave up his life for bis country in the fsvines Of
Buena Vista. Here the celebrated blind
preacher, ". H. Ailburn. thrice elected
chaplain to Congress- grew up, and Ess
here, in ripe old 1gc, and proud, ss .heJ hare
right o. be, Of the talents Of their gifted son.
Near by Gses Jacob Strawp, the greatest farmer
Of the West, who tiils fields Of thousands upon
kho1sAsaas af. acres in each, md whose quaint
"rulea for getting rich" re puhlished some time
ago. Here lives also Richard Yates, one Of the
best Congressmen Illinois ever had, and whot
instead Of rustiDg in idleness in his retiracy
from ppbaac Life, has, with other spirited citizens
been pushing railroad enterprises north and
| south from Jacksonville, 10 that they hope to
| be thus connected with Pekin and Peoria, sew
enty miles north, by next New Year, and with
Alton, ou tue south, not long Afterwards, Not
far from here lives the celebrated Peter Cars-
| wright, the widely known md eccentric back
| woods preacher, who has been III the Methodist
itinerancy, travelling nearly ali over Kentucky,
Tennessee, Ohio and Illinois for the last hfty.
tire !ears, and still continuing in the work at
the advanced age Of serenty.fTe. We had the
pleasure Of listening to this old veteran preach
while ut Jacksonville, and Of bearing from him,
during part Of day spent in his company,
many Of the stirring incidents Of his frontie,
preaching Life.
, 1859-07-23

Eetsd and fnsnbe4 4 60 cf sres sty thousand dsl
as- t. Ocated u ACRoEA, Kane csuns1, IL. fortJ-
thFze tatits from Chicago.
The institution on ths aak OF the For Rrsr o-srooks
ennenify beautiful I'D hszhfl Ia a!saatioa- Tfe bai.
Ing l. fnPro4k 1de Of dimension and In lie bet
1yte Of wokmanAhip- md Ia doe architectural tahe-
Pu43x3ons E1ds safe txtendEd ~ 10 AFFORD
complete division Of 17hor and Insure The greatest e.eeen
81 the Of Instruction. md Tie gEatest
ny the pupia- has evt.J desirable So11en!enoe n
Kitchen, L4.1ad-. Bsta Rponi Healing Room, Laboza-
tozT Roosn1 fo< Retzuons tzlapx Music, U.namenta
Literary SoGetes &c. &e Every Arrangement that mach
experiences md rrason In Tho ht EateEn instutloas
haa he4n made fox thA po<re hesh AID eomfost ot
de1tA.
COURSES OF STUDY.
Tx CoKxox ExotnA RRAxchEs viii receive special
Tvo U1ApcA4ssa tcc.aE. o. Seientdc nd Classieai
a4 provided foe both zdies md Gentlemen These il
CottasH f11fA1Azoar Cor1sK tpurey Aeaden!e), AIM
Ing ii spsal thosoukhneas n Latn, 0Eeek and Nails
thofouth = thas of o1r bet Xsnte College, I'D II
e+4ss1s rr!y-4$ a fNit14,
A practical fhJddan md eurkecu. Abner Hard. II. D.,
E1u give Eeekly scaurea illustrated With akeleion on
Anate1ay. PhyaosoG{ nd HyEtene- Leesures eu AEeu
A. u. Superintendent Of The Illinois Se1en.itc surrey
TIE A9nx4H LAx9EAax1 2zr tx1Eht by peE3dn1 Whs
Gpezf 3nd write them ausn:lr- the Gerzau by native
In he DKrA1aHKx1 ~ Atuu-vocl and instrumental
~ ~ aetea eoai,s e ssaes T. ths saa,ks ei Al
psAw13a. fA11u& sad '0a14xEsE41s azr In tae Eaads
Ii e1s5 department. h our purpose to eu.7h thorough
snd Il o . 1s aso r. xitAiA the FsuA 9 IL
The tezm commences IT. 1sss For Circular.
QUkEE4U. 4. " Aa,era, IH.
, 1859-07-23

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~ w." T.. Tossuth f,n,a},a1di
.o' T,1rs.. 81. .,,,,-..nd. Of waiting patriots
=: ~ .na yen;ce must be flied with.
sasas. - - ,;a.. IF tbc turn which aaairs
49,. .aL.n An arnist,oe is declared; and
-. t.....o .,,,;o, ,,,t q u-aa,, af,o was with
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, 1859-07-23
Rrka8:N:Gtii6liiil1ttf.
NEoD8RW p1sCovElRnS.
SATURDAY, JULY u.s. lY5$.

...- .,s:,. a:.,o,.a-~ that tbe laws |
- 80 e1.ro Tcade are un-
r.,:....:+-, ~. Ioa,-ao, nayis, Of Aiss.,
-,.ss.-..:o .~.>,,..,;on no a statesman tint such
!. .,.e ~ p,s.s their sou]s. wlnt enterpEi.
-:.~ 49, a;..ar.,ara tbese Are-caters arel Why
"A +,,or not lire in the DAYS Of yasco dc Ga.
~. snd chr;.,onber Columbus 7 What new
,-o.,a. von,d tl,ev not have added to tho terra
f,,,o r,,;c, Cbr;stontorn then knew? Had
.h., t.s.n nt,:lo.onherzs they would hsyo out
, 1859-07-23
NmE YOUR TIME.

1
than one Republican journal the text for anti |
Republican concessions to the fusion senti-
merit which plauges few members Of the
party: Tho reasoning Of the writer's who
favor lowering Of the STANDARD under which
they hare encountered the enemy, is specious
but fallacioua; and if their dogmas were ap-
piled to the concerns Of the moral and social |
as well as the political world, the distinctions |
between right and wrong, good and bad, true
and false, would be fittered away and disap-
pear. We do not recognise the patriotism Of
that policy which comedies right or pEinca-
pie, for the attainment Of temporary triumph.
Success Is not 50 much needed rs profound
conviction which ensures the wise uso Of suc~
cess when it comes- 4 victory which is not
the development in politics, Of the moral ideas
Of the masses, is worse than a defeat. The
Republican party, strong in its filth, md noble
and patriotic in its purposes, could bear tue
latter. The former, gained by suppression Of
principle, or by concession to error, would
break our organization into fragments. The
history Of the Wing party, torn, distracted and
nna1S olsmemoereo a1 the monsnto o' 'e7 e'ea'-
est triumph, warns Us against setting up expo
disncy u the ruin Of action; while the growth
Of anti.S!arery sentiment &hroughous al tae
land. teaches US what work body OF men, lew
in number, but all quickeued By conviction
that was part Of their lives, may accomplish.
zn..a1,. n r., jao;.xu3 srha v>,ticr
Of The Democracy, from being distasteful, has
grown to be deadly. 1ts corruptions and pecu.
lations betoken bankruptcy and diRgracc to tie
nation. Its treacheries to the Democratic
idea 1ook tilo the incoming Of anarchy OF des-
rot;sm Bnt tho yictorv oyer that enemy is
: not IN be soupht through tortuous by-paihs, is
mt tt In pained bv a motley host without a
common aim and an Acknowledged leader,
The crusaders xc4e not yet in sight Of Jerusa-
lam when they turned their ar1ns against each
other. The infidels svept them from the field,
let ia e1hort tlese gentlemen to t;de their
. final, The dav of success il not far distant.
~rb,. ronec;e,os If thu nat;on st;rrd tn it's
a..,,,, w., 1.,,;ot;sn ~ tbo ,ot;,n ,,ou.ea
~ +ha ,r,taet;o, or ;ta ,;be,+;sa rh;cb am an.
a.nosnea md tho so,f:,ora. or tho reon1o
wonnded bv the renroacbes Of the xor1d. will
aiyo u a victory in which there will be nothing
Of the bitterness Of defeat. We shall never
secure Il BY cowa.d;ce or bv exaltinr expcdi-
eucv to ti,x plaee which nrine;nso aho,;,d occonv
-.--------------
AA ~ MT ~"
We mado m allusion come davs siuoe to Mr.
Douglas favori.e "ta1ing process " for recon.
Cling his squatser Sovereignty dogma with the
Dred Scott decision. The idea was first
started by Mr., D. in a debate with Jefferson
Davis in the U. S. Senate las. winter. II
amounts 70 thlx that though slaves aro pyoper4. b
under the Constitution. md though local
1ec;s,a.nro cannot directly exclude them from
n organized Territory, get they can put .
..x upon them which viii make their labor un
profitable. Mr. Douglas has such = ,,enosan
for whipping tie father Of lies around tht
, 1859-07-23
The Sunday Question in St. LouI1.

IFrom the Ereniox News, .3th.J
The following important Increment occurred
yesterday in our City Council:
Nr. Durkee obtain. d leave to introduce the
following petition, which was received:
To The Honorable, the Common Council Of the
City Of St. LoaH:-Wc, the undersigned citi-
zens, believing that the present system Of al
lowing the sale Of Intoxicating liquors on the
Sabbath day, to be detrimental to the best in-
terests Of the community, and that it is source
Of vice and immortality, and dangerous to the
safety and well.befng Of every citizen; and
whereas, tue evil hiss at length grown to such
magnitude that all peaceable and well disposed
citizens are disturbed, and their moral SEMI
ments shocked, By the large number Of liquor
in our city, in6icting upon it's fair fame blast
which demands vigorous efforts for its removal;
and, whereas, We believe that the entire commu-
nifty, except those Immediately interested in its
sale, are in favor Of 4 stringent Law which shall
eaectual1y prohibit the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors on the Sabbath day We, therefore, re-
spectfully petition your honorable body TO grant
and order special election, on the HIST Monday
in August, submitting the question to the peo-
pie. And Is in duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray: Signed,
Uriel Wright. Il. T. Blow,
Il. D. Bacon, Il. h. Woods,
L. ]. Gay / Co., Hon. Trusten Polk,
Albert Todd, Samuel Gaty,
Ii. Ames, j. G.. Roe,
and l,s57 others.
Mr. Durkee offered the following resolution !:
E<so!etd, That the Mayor be instructed to
order special election on the first Mouday nf
August next to test the sense Of the qualified
voters Of the city Of St. Louis on the proprtety
Of permitting the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
On SUNDAY, aud to that end 10 mike su,table ar
rangements with the authorities Of the county
whereby the necessary baI1ot-boxes and poll
books shall be placed in the several election
precincts within the city liulite-
After prptracted debate the resolution WAS
adopted
, 1859-07-23
C:k0Ft:.AlTEnS.,' =.

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CARROLL COUNTY.
-. Necas CARROLL. ju1Y1S, 1852.
Editors Pres md fkthans::
Ths copn m 1eps1k ma knw Ahpek ksAAs laxsQ nd
Ne 6lsd bth Vhaet md ots Con- nsvsf Iootpd het7:
b l. now bsk1unae h tssse link III pspapsess we74
Dsser hsstes far h4.y crop u Ill kinda 1t gain,
Yoaa, ttply, HA11yz P11z.,
soosE COUNTY. :: ::.
ra,to,, p . hnspR7z, July II, 1ao.
49,, Asaoan.sT-
,<h.,t as,,.ta ta1 eaasa 1st ~. ~ ,1,.'4 eDs
r,-ro.- rsnats .,.s 1s4s4u sA'ens -. ous
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Nv " VI en1a Is oan'oecA9 *eefAnoo
1oass. &C.,
q. D. 6A1H-
AEhcER COUNTY
FnLA- July 18th, 1sa.
E9!toEs F5ess md Tf:bane:
.,, -e-,.N .o@ 'a5 aoe ana '1toe3 ~ H'1uene'
.n....s - -" .1A' VIA. Inc 4na'*'' ae
rhs@,s ~ e1eu 'aea' @ 9ood a. *as e.p@e'ea'
d,1. ae !a.a'e' 70 hooea - noe aone any
s..,s, ~. WA ieta&Saa5 VEIL 3es-t tnoo9a aot nse
.-a.s..-n A VI .a1 .9a@Fa's p '3a: "lo<'
ae eoonk VIZ, eouaaoeans the ds5 weather. Hungarian
Aoa ml'et That ~As sown early, look we while The
iase sow1ng Is nshe1 poor ahnv. Ioun truly.
E. s. FroA1r.
~-
AAS9AAH eoua'1.
IIAxo. IuF H. l8a-
l. a'''7 'es asa Asaoae:
a s's5 70 a} tn1 me Fnea1 e1rp VIII oe very neafa
'ui ~ ''> "asolp' Inc sn&neo Dug MAKING e'eaa
c.a te.5 pEk"aso o!4 account os toe h1e 1fos1
e W W. suans aaa ihe NJ Fea'n7 = e7'n7'
&t :, ,s- - .e e"'a1 E1ss Sooa falh' nn"eo'.6ris'
w ''eN~ 'ooA 4o' Aa2 e''p< 0s7sH So<a-
h. H. a"AAA'
~. - ~-o1-.
July r.. 1S3-
Edsen lfeA aod Tehene: :.
~ ~ 90 os'e beEn 4te 10 &71hef ln1ofaAuon ." 'ne
W. sP u su<ae tafoosn tnn see1'o" o1 o'aaHs
He o@'' ao1 4daats and quahhR5 ~ 91 o. aas ptae
so~ sAtAe@ '1. .'oa*e
1.l, INC .e.e md uea go nolno ~ ae.a. =.
w, ne We hafe ea.aea e.1 Nv,
w. w. GeH tea ooAnea t1f 5eat" H'"' 80 AAD'
t n'sneo 10 "neas e4op nf4e 'no ,et nas -
1sA'uI Nue otsts II II aa e8 50.. ~
' @A' sop '1ouSnou' us Sta@e' ~ olAN'" - 49,
.ns a7Fy 1ahs III INT sps1a& u eaeo }ea5 VA" III
1o'e0 LIZ "aeaA crop oe1senn11
| -
, 1859-07-23

The abore figures nil represent The extentof
our trade in the articles named. We. arc sur
rounded on Ill sides by rich and extensive
ing mofe and more productive, more and mora
extended. Ry meaas Of our plank road, Va
have u certain = s-eonaeetior with the river ~
though on its banks--henee our business uta
can af IL times offer the highest market pesee
for produce, t., and thga draw to h4 bosom
IT, t1saa 1ek ~ .tAs contiguous eount1y.-,
Sei.y5r (ob) 0sisaa. -: - -. !,
, 1859-07-23

u During the last week member Of Dr..
Cbeerer's Church, in New York, vas exeom~
municated for asserting that there is no authori-
II in the New Testin,ent for keeping Sunday
after the manner Of the Jewish Sabbath.
, 1859-07-23
QRYANT Is: STRATTON'S
. j.. CHAIH aF
.HXercnaf3I> F,11u~~~

1oatsd u ChSaEe Asv fork Pn:adelphia AlAaa5 But.
s1ts chsta Gessot3f.ce Il Ez51t ss.a&soas Xeaa-
W Ceuexs aaa = Hela Commercial Coleee" no.
IT Be ELL sIK4TIoN ssN M{1y :. gen joint Pro~
" ead Gat.lo9te ot tftJ i4kss f7ztske97T d
Sadly BRf1Ef, BILL 4 3TKATTuN
, 1859-07-23
Raakv1lle--HefT Trade, Rspu1a-
NFnA

Inquiries having been made ~ to the amount
Of business, Ordinarily transacted in Rushville
In the course Of year, sereral OF our business
men, from IN examination of their books xnd
from other sources, hare made out tho follow
ing figures, which We hare obtained for publ
cation, to-Wit:
, 1859-07-23

4. J. sAWY1h. 4. 4. v1n ccEttAI 70 rsaeive eofy
vt4 INTO hk schoo Il hs rakdAaoA III hos-
nW ~ d1s1.1t1s % d NJ Fl tism1{Tes, foF ~
1esaaee9S = 9a1 adAo1 ~ yahes vm - Raks4 ~ /,
4tt01A ~
, 1859-07-23

4 RTHUR'S CELEBRATED PA
IL fen. SetSeacag Fruit Jars tor p<srsvsax Fruit a:
Eziucsd prteea- Ahn, Tn Fruit cana u III stt<a
ALLEN & DALTOS9.
Az
, 1859-07-23

The commences September 1t 1sss. For Circular.
Containing fua lntosnatioa addrs& tbs pt1ncpa g. "
QUEKEAU, A. NJ Aurora, Ill., "
-. Hnu. EENJAIIH H4CEKEY pyrL6~.$
kkT ttyI JxxSt Seerpt4rY l.Is 4,nds-o
, 1859-07-23

Entoss Press snd T.iba.x:
I'M sosy to 5 lh.t the wheat c1p viii be very near
f4ure tn this to~nsalp The ch1ncb bug making clean
aveep Cra very Backward o. account oE the 1ate frost
sst.nds thin oa tht sgound md he dry xea.hez d7a
s5nE badly. II We oauld h.ve good rs1n,
~s might look for ia1s ez:p> Grass hko<d-
A. L. TexIt.
, 1859-07-23

CCIIOOLEY'S SELF-VENTILA-
~ tax RrfhEeEinEs- best IN The natkr-a good
snrttnent OF The above Kefxesasors lee uoxe Wa14r
Cooless, 4c., &C. foE sale At ALLEN i pALTUS.*.
, 1859-07-23

-
CARROLL COUNTY.
NecHs cA1sa1.- JuIy1s, 1857.
Edltoss Press md fsitane: >~
1hs czola m laosAs ans kaw ahss, hsads azss nd
Vs fsd bath vhak md oats. Qoea nsvsf lootsd better
u now bsEunlag b tasle. t1nt thA psopsets wess
Dsser hsstss for ahs.y crop u II, k,nda 1t gain.
.Yudu uply. 8kH1yx pYI1
, 1859-07-23

{NHDER'S PATENT SALA-
w MANDER SAFE2-As koM South Watar kseet.
GOES The city and State.
VI hare cAynsaed Soh Water a1eef md and The total
2ufnher Of QuA Hundred nd Soetr OF tha