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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-01-06
ME3esBEsE,AMI i .
CHOICE SELECTIONS.
PLAIN WOMEN.


We like homely women. We have al
ways liked them. We do not carry the
peculiarity far enough to include the hide
GUS or positively ugly ; for since beauty
and money are the only capital the world
will recognize in women. they are more
to be pitied than admired; but we have
chivalrous enthusiastic regard for plain
women! We never saw one who was
not modest and nnassumlng, and seldom
came across one who was not virtuous,
and had not kind heart. Made aware
early in life of their want OF beauty by
the sighted attentions of the opposite sex,
vanity and affectation never take root IN
their hearts. and in the hope Of supplying
attractions which capricious nature has
denied, they cultivate the graces OF the
heart instead of the person, and give to
the mind those accomplishments which
the world so rarely appreciates in a wo-
man, but which are more lasting, and In
the eyes Of men of sense, more highly
priced than all personal beauty. See
them in the street, at home, or IN the
church. and they are always the same !;
and the smile which ever lies upon the
face, is not forced there to fascinate, but
is the spontaneous sunshine reflected
from a kind heart; flower which takes
root in the soul. and blooms upon the lips,
inspiring respect instead Of passion
Plain women make good wives. good
mothers, cheerful homes and happy hus-
bands, and we nevefsee one but We thank
Heaven it has kindly created women OF
sense aHWell as beauty. for it is indeea
seldom female is found possessing
both. * =
Woma.'s Grove.-I can pass by the
tomb ofman with somewhat OF calm in
difference; but when 4 survey the grave
Of q female, sieb. nvoluntarily escapes
me- WIN 4 @6oly name Of woman ]
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TFor the Prairie News.]
THE WAYSIDE FLOWER.

4
4 lovely flower by the wayside grew,
Aif the weary traveller to bless;
No other flower near to greet his view,
II seemed the swceter for its loneliness
II was desert spot--a landscape bare,
Where this lovely flower showed its head
The srasins herd had reveled often there,
Aud only this; escaped their needless tread
| passed it carly one bright summer morn,
While journeying on to my daily toll;
.aid. sweet flower, thou shalt not bloom alone,
III plant thee in more congeninl soil
returned, and passed, at eve's twilight hour,
Where late stood, charmed by the breath
OF morn: In vain sought my idol flower,
Some unseen hand had done the work of death.
turned away; my heart was sad with grief
And to its memory "a silent tear shed;
For was thinking Of her, whose life was brief,
Ahu,nan nowernow slulnbering with the dead.
Vile caumny with its malicious BREATH
Had robbed her cheeks Of their usual smile;
And cold neglect had placed the lilly's wreath,
[while.
Where once the blushing roses biooncd the
She fingered till Autumn, and with the fair
Flowers faded. Now the willow tree wceps
Der her grave; the only monument there,
To tell where the neglected maiden sleeps.
RIVE never hattcr-seldom compliment, and
very unfrequcntly puff but the man VINO wrote
she following was sensible, to say the least OF
him, No wishy, wasly, milk s"pping melal-
shoe saphead was he:
TRIP LIGHTLY.
m Trip lightly over trouble,
s Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief double
by dwelling on it long
Why clasp woes hand 50 tightly
Why sigh DER blossoms dead
Why cling to forms unsightly
Why not seek joy instead
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though this day may be dark
The sun may shine tomorrow,
e.. And gaily sing the lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fled
Then never be dewn-hearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness
Stand not to rail at doom;
We've pearls to string Of gladness,
On this side of the tomb;
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And Heaven is overhead,
Encouragement repning,
% But look for joy instead.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-01-06

Bbwiag ont a Candle.-There Is oss
small fact in domestic economy which 10
not generally known, but which is useful
as saving time, trouble and temper If
the candle be blown out holdingit above
you, the wick will not shoulder down.
and may. therefore, be easily lighted
again; but if blown upon downward. the
contrary is the Scientific Artixar.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-01-06

fer Dress doesn't make the woman,
but when woman is made she looks o
good deal better dressed up, r sss
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or An old sailor at the theatre, said
he supposed that dancing girls wore their
dresses at half-mast as q mark Of respect
to departed mcdestv.
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HoW John Svore .tor Betty" Allsw
me-" said Brown, the clerk, to ask you
few questions. You are twenty -oas
years Of age, suppose, Mr.. N?"
"Yes,r said John.
81 DO you solemnly swear that Betty
Jones, spinster, is Of lawful age (mads
and enacted by the Legislature Of vir-
ginia) to take the marriage vow r.
What's that = said John. a
Mr.. D. repeated. a
Well" said John, "Mr. Clerk, Jf
want to get married, and / must get
married, but joined the church at the
last revival, and I wouldn't swear for
hundred dollars"
"'Then, sir, you cannot get married.
Cant get married! Good gracious.
Mr.. Clerk, they'll turn me oat Of church
If swear! Don't refuse. Mr. Clerk.
for heavens sake. I'll give you $40 if
you let me off from swearing"
Cant do it, Mr.. NJ"
Hold on, Mr.. Clerk, III swear. !
couldn't give up Betty for ten churches.
I'll be damned if she amt Is years old
give me the license" a e...,,
After the clerk burst few Of the but
tons off his vest. he granted the license.
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Love Letter.-We take the following
love letter from an exchange qs

love letter from an exchange, 4s 4
DEAR SwEET.-Oh, my love Of loves
clarified honey and oil of citron, white
loaf sugar of all my hopes, and molasses
of my expectations The sun is dark
at midday, the moon and stars are black
when thou art absent. Thy step Is the
music of the spheres and the wind OF
thy gown as you pass by, is . zephyr
from the garden of Paradise in the spring
time of early flowers! / kissed yoa
when we last met, and my whole frame
was filled with sweetness One of your,
curls touched me on the nose, and that
organ was transmitted into loaf sugar
0, spice of spices garden Of delight!
send me lock of your hair--send ne
anything that your blessed fingers have
touched, and ! will be raving mad With
ectasy! One look from thy bright sys
would transmute me incontinently int
the third heaven! My brain is an ever.
lasting fire. The blood burns and scorch1
es my veins and vitals as it passes thre'
them. 0 come, sweetest Of delightful
delights, and with your seraphic breath
upon me. When you do come, be sure
and bring that half dime you borrowed
of me, as / want to buy some snuff.
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MILTON BRowN, President,
Mobile aud Ohio r. Il. Co.

The undersigned have carefully exam.
ined ieto the present condition Of the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad Company, and
believe the statements contained in the
foregoing paper to be correct; and we
therefore consider that the bonds referred
to are entitled to a high rank among
railroad securities.
IT, A. SCHROEDER,
@ CHAs. WALSH,
G. d. DicKEY.
Mobile. 18th neeember, 1859.
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V We never flatter-seldom compliment, and
very unfrequcntly puff; but the man who wrote
|ahe following was sensible, to say the least OF
him. No wishy, washy, milk s"pplng' melall-
|sholie saphead was he:
rnIP LIGHTLY.
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CANAL TETOLYNCHBURGA AND RUCH-
ANAN.
zzfiKHErsSs $500
$500

II and Lexington f4OO.
On the iS day Of July, the FIRM Co. will com,
running their tFieekly line the James
Ner& auawla Canal leaving Richmond usual
wednesday sud Friday ~ 81, reach New Canton VI
and scottsyiie ~ ~ VI u the first Lynchburg and
Buchanan and Lexington AZ 2. NJ ofth second day.
RETURNING:
Leave buchanan ~ A. " Lynehburg NJ Monday
"wednesday and Friday, reach scoitsvie ~ 10Y NJ Can
ton at = T. NJ aud arrive IN Richmond next day
The Boats connect n New Canton with the Institute
and buckingham o. H. and In scoye with the stage
1ttesyiIle. "
PASSENGER from the country will Observe th schedule
they arrive Ia Richmond and Lynchutg morn
ing, and can return home days Al p 81 rom Richmond
and ~ y. ", from LynchluuE
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WHEELER d WILSON'S

= w II = Nj n g II II
NCI The nirodueon Of thu present style the company have
- sold 'eeysersh Nonnd 4IOOO) Machines Ty NJ, nov,
supply. - h''"'s ~ @u'a"ec OF The
This Machine has been more extensively incdursai Il, v,
an any other and Of the sold not one Ia
give sstsiAcon, after It's by
-hh Is readily done fom the printed directions which
t part OF the Machine, referring runh-s ard
planning Their use and management operator viii
we Macnner TO give Instructions when
Ihy VIII be carefully packed and
any depot or boat az the factory price II tool IN. b
niuus last autumn at the
the state fairs at which Il las exhibited - $50 VI
u the NEST perfect instrument CsrgrGI PrssItt,-a,
No other compares With it.-SorfA
TIC work Is even, strong and perfec-C1rGan AdrocatA
II Il no humbug. IL does all u proposes.-Eaoulr,r
nis without n rivaL-ScfSntiac Ags,f.dn
triumph Of mechanical gsnius.-IrS's Dictionary
immunity superior Dictionary e( Aechdnfes.
~ send for descriptive price hsi
-A,s. ONCE 227 Main street,
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Kstss on nanuaetuTe tobacco, pounds Richmond
tolows To Knoxville, Nashville Al 10. H. M.
su,ha 81 ~ 70 Atlanta Ga, ~ ~; to Macon Ga 81 80
Nick.burg, Watcher and New Orleans. 81 ~.
" To Dalton aud al points Fast and South Of H.
VIII - into eject ~ But Chattanooga Of
cents 100 lbs additional will be until the copl,tion
road - $50 ''
Ror classification % articles further Information see hand
bills, apply az the Office Of the Rchmond Danve Railroad
Company, Richmond. CANppFIT. gnrt
nnrnf Anil A
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81 Peuri Street,
AVE received large aud varied Groceries which
they offer to 70 the trade terms eonpr
sing
1000 bsls. No. Iferrings, very superior
To- hhds y. o. Sugar
2.J bbls Sugar
loo bbs Crushed. Loaf and G. Sugar
- hhds. y o. Moasses
1000 keys Old Dominion Nails.
10 tons Swesd,s Iron
100 do Euop and sher: Iron
90 do. NaH Rods
10 eases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American BIsiered Steel
300 boxes Tin Plate
900 tlerccs lime
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
], 900 bsgs Rio Coffee
200 bags Laguira Coffee
go hags java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Codcr-very choice
$50 cases Sandford's Llcorioe
700 chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard GTass Seed
100 do. Herds Grass Seed
loo baFs Clover Seed
% hhls. Tanners on
20 tierces New Rice
20 hhds Bacon sides
10 hhds bacon Shoulders
80 bbls. whisky: % do y. 2 Rum
100 bblz dne Brandy aud Wiiiky
100 bNs Atamanne, Sperm aud faloW Candles
A call from buyers IL solicited. fe2s
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QUAKER CITY

II
Sc WIN q MACHINES
ATPRArT'S OLD GALLERY, Il5 Main ST., Riehmond Va.
ls truly popular sewing Machine offered 10 the either.
$40, $50, and $50. '-' 49,
1hs T. no humbug AFFAIR practical nj chine will
do any Kind Of The Agent has d ovsr g
during The past summer In Alabama plantation use being
rap " hs1f construction ordinary seAmress can read
" learn 20 49,
They sew oU two ordinary spoo without reundng making
nith stitch be ~ 80 1919
great deal might he sAld In the advertising Sew
ng Machines hut prefer that The exampt 10,
usmseves We are ready az all times This machine
Inc attention Of country merchants
Mted TO these machine Of gent wish.
The low price at which these machines sold will readily e. M.
mand large sales and the i-ra allowed 10 agent
DON lucrative AZ well as pleasant business Mere ants viii
au26-du W n
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T a r r y n rs
EFFERYESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.

OEL Il + Ii 4 L + LEN /.
r valuable asd Ponuias Msns prepared in conformity
Germany, IN most Convenient and portable form,
universally received the most Favorable
Pebble as The
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline perient
n use n a being entitled 10 special preference the Mineral
iroE Us oor%e'nsss and greater efficacy. may
BILIOUS AND FEBRILr DISEASES SICK HEADACHE Loss
OF APrETITE, INDIGESTION AND AL SIMILAR con-.
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT To THE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
nj: Ts'iel15y aIPt,d to -, wants Of Travellers
InyAhds and Tonvaleseens; CAPTAINS Of Vessels and
ran'eT' vii md Mh,, valuable sIli, addition to 'her
With hoss who have used It, high Ind.
Is TORPID STATE or THE LyER-t renders great service
Is GoUf AND RHEUMATIsN-I gives the best subtraction
ayng all symptoms and In eaeetuay
Its SUCCESS Is CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART.
BURN AND COsIlNENESS-Proyrs a Medicine Of the
ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH AND TIE DISTRESSING SICK.
NESS 50 USUAL DURING PREGNkNCY-Yirldss speedily and With
II AITosDs THE GREATEST KELlER TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH OR SUBJECT To TIE PlLESACTING reny
e. neurAHng all Irritating secreuns aud thereby removing
Hdamu atory tendencies.
IN FACT IT Is IXyALEAnLE II ALL cAsEs WHERE GEN
TLE APERiENr or PUEGATfNE II REQUIRED
is in the form OF Powder, carefully put up bottles to keen
ia any climate and merely requires water poured upon
Taken Ia the ornnr neieres avoeatons ofhe
day acting gently the system restoring the digestive poW-rs
an elasticity q mind ami fov ofss which give
enjoyment also enables the invalid to e1oy many
without which Hfe f. irksome and distressing.
The highest standing throughout the country, and is steadily
creasng popularity fr series years guarantee IT,
efficacy aad valuable character commend 10 the favorable
notice q an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
JOHN A. TARhANT CO., Druggists,
Jelo-ly No 21o Greenwich St. car. Of Warren n. Y.
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NEW FALL STOCK.
JiSi SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELyE
HUNDRED CASES.

W. have received orcnnr twelve hundred
w II our FALL and WINTER STOCK u Boots SHOES
Trunks and Soe Leather comprnr rood and
o a ~ most desirable tnf mostly manufactured expressly
u aud the qualities such be
We Invite friends 90 call and
"a ue have bought Them low Worth Va
N0k. Philadelphia or Baltimore and will
IN want N rood Goods 40 low prices respectfully
look buy fr cash or pay rpf
" viii sell very low.
au2S PtTTNry 4 w tTrs
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RICHARDsON'S
TRISTI LINENS,
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS &C.
oNsUMEs q Reharsons Linens and those DESTROYS Of Oh
~ aifinH hc 0euune Goods should that che arces
purchase scaled win te u che firm HtCHAHDsON
SONS OWDEN guarantee q te soundness durability
u che goods.
T caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
u inferior and defective Linens rrpared sr season.
snd sailed w ue nsme n RICHADsON by I iIoues who,
regardless u The Injury thus inflicted alike
and he manufctucrs u m genuine Goods readily
abandon busns profitable willie purchasers Imposed
NTH Goods q worthless character.
J. BULLOCKE A co
aea-dIr Ami flrrrI. alrr.l y. "a
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COMM ERCIAI COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852! CHARTERED 1854!
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS.
BAITNOEK, Mn.
IHE LihGET
EVERY YOUNG NAN should write Immediately Tor
large and beautifully orameHed Crcuars representing the
nor aud Interior view o.
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Psamauship &e which viii be by mall free Of charge
with Catalogue Containing list of Students
ions Of TIE FTess system OF Book Keeping
FACULTY.
K LOSER PnepaiLee;urer the Science Of Accounts
siness, Customs. etc.
" PHILLIPS Professor Of Bookkeeping Commercial Ca.
culatinns
u H. DAyIEs Associate Prof q Bookkeeping.
y c JOHNSON Professor Of Peennmanship.
5. 7. WILLIAMS. EsQ. Mercantile Law.
Rev Z Y. REESE, y. D., Commercial Ethlcs.
TRUSTEES.
Hon John p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant
Hon Thomas Swami, Wm. n. Reigher, Esq,
Jacob rrus' Eeq, VIM. Kuabe Fsq.
The tune usually required complete the a course from to
l2 weeks
DIPLOMA ls awarded 70 all Graduates.
Larv- Circulars and Catalogues stating terms mall
JTeS 81 chlrge Address p X. LOSER,
de4o-dlv BIifiugOrc
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TNH ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
Il MhNroFroIn Richmond, virginia, s$sS ~
70 y W % e ans, NickSburg, mrmphIs. 81.
Louis, Hontg oniery, TuscunbIa, Augusta, Ma
con, nashville. Chattanooga, Sc.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have Just concluded receipt
rates: s ~"
Hrom Richmond To- CHARGED elas. ciss. c.., c..
Knoxville, Tenn, andgau $3.50 ~~'
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine IN hoard the
comfortable steamers between AcqUa Creek gton
50 Tor further information apply this street
shoekoe Hill JAMES Il. WINSTON,
s,,,,, ,,,rr, q, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
once II. y. A p. n Z. Co, !
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855. ! I,,qi 40
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
ESNBEEMMMM

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
Ha&EEMMM&M
OF aud amer September ish, s'a, the will
LEAVE ncnsosD ron rSr.sssvas:
ktPTsss through Passenger daily, Sundays exeep-
Ma. S5osss ra:, Sc. daily =.
| day, Wednesday and Friday, AM
r,,r,., ,, IsaTs ...ss rrs. s 'Os
Man aa,. .Ss s Through passenger daily, Except sun
AisSmIaSd1,iSG and Freight ,5sn ,~eesi, v
ca, VII be attached to The coal u.n which leaves
cRS by this Ain viii take The Esprss
:. r c,,s; 0P Sovs5 ME summit a.
Sso NJ or for Richmond IS, NJ on tuesday, Thur.
me ENpress will stop when there are passenger,
,o s up D or b., down at Manchester Temples Ree Halfway
The train viii stop regular stopping
70 'Fi or gs eoS meet with til.
a ThSqSh tickets to Wilmington procured al the ticket
ne trains Petersburg connect =, Richmond with the
NG' %s,ns;a G' for 5 MssSnsSa 9a%or ,os k
Ss "a Ps;r. ss,a'i' and Ne" YORK. can be
chiIIren overs and under lsyeanof.se. 90
o,,o,.S oSlors1 ed persons In ssrvahis' car, 30
when in attendance children or SEX persons ss.e
saHS their In which fare as Tor white pef
discount Sfts1 cents win be allowed ticket.
ar AZ The Once and to persons getting
and be expressly on the pass are
10 50 OF the
rHos II wYNNE, Superintendent,
-0nSe n Z. " Co, sept . lSag.
aESL SUPP. OFFICE, 4TRR COL
N and amer sunday July sisi iSa T1aiS Ss - In -
,, in ~ IRAN 90 VIII leave Lynehburg Al go NJ and
f'sGg z, Train No will leave LynehSurs isO NJ and
s5'sh; Train VIII leave Iyn:hsurs a, = NJ arrive a,
'sS-n II. gill, GenT supt
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

yNHE RICHMOND AsSoCi aroS with cash eap,al and
surplus Of nearly S25O.OOO, prepared issue policies
on the shove descriptions Of ks reasonable
similar institution In The respectfully
OF the public Applications viii he received the
nee No lSe second door Main
~hee the officers will eheerfay Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas WORKMAN, John II. Claiborne,
VIM. c. rcnpkins, Robert NJ Vurtcn
John J. Wilson, Ihos A Rud
Alex Garrett, Geo. y. GwA,hney,
John T. suhcit J.
DAVID cURRIE, PrrsL
" v.
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VVRAVHLLINo HLANwETs.-iooo travelling 1lsn
kcs cowprdnf vaFety % rev ard handtome designs
sT eva nporson Just rsos'y'd 40 t2E gss ~
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A CARD.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

=
RICHMOND, VA,
OPPOSITE TIE NEW CUSTOM HOCSE
ALEXANDER DUAL. Proprietor.
TIVE u1iersiEncl having h Hossc respectfully
the I h. feads and the pubic. and soeiis their pa
he has removed rs family the Hotel
give hs and undivided attention the business hope
O. give satisfaction % ali sho patrouiEe the house
IL tables supplied 9Th an tbs drcAci-s 81 the
v aEas be furnished Nth the best OF everything that the
k-t supply
Good and capable have selected guests
al al tuvs proPt and particular attention
IL 1 nrrN.
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A NBw HOOK Hy PHILIP IIARRRTr. ,rbo.

-. T. G G. DKEwHY, late r. ". Price.
THF DfAF sWOtNAktR end other SfYes Illustrated 20
fh neat and attfocve file volume e. ned Win sketches
VIZ whites peculiarly and o.
ief book Tor The entertaining and
rendy contains Sketches adapted pcrsous n uanrr
years.
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BRAND CUTTING.
4 u. GHAuAU iss recently ss'anrsbsI hn-seif - M
n Tin Store ~ Charles LanEy.
40 Cary where D" w gady receive orders Die manufacture
Of every description %
METAL BRANDS.
ne has been recently favored With MANY arts-s ,sr 3D. ,
entire satisfaction. ' h''"
The Brands vii" sieh be has been mainly occupied are
Tobacco Brands,
Your Brands
Grain Bag brands,
And brands fr labelling making any every description Of
merchandise or other articles which need labelled
Orders from portion o. The STATE promptly ersrg.S
The brands forwarded, and satisfaction guaranteed
A. y GRAHAM,
1871
aus Rfetraoud -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
NRPMANS COTRT SALE

Rh virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of tho
- Orphans Court of Clcarield County, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Cour,
House, ia the borough of Cloarfeld. Saturday the
fifteenth day ofJunuary neXt,a certain messuage.
tenement aud lot or piece Of and, the estate of
William Addlemau, jr., late Of Pike township,
deceased, bounded and described as follows,
10 wit beginning at the turnpike near &c )rgo
w, ,lsh's saw mill, thence south east course, 27I
feet, To land Of Andrew kddleman thonce along
said Andrew Addlcmans line 800 feet to the riy-
cr, thence up said Susquohanna river $50 feet to-
said turnpike, thence along said pike, 1872 feet to
the place Of beginning; situate in the township
of Lawrence, in the county of Cearfeld, Pa,
with a frame house and frame stable erected
thereon.
Terms Cash, on confirmation Of sale.
JAMES WRlGLEY,
Admir- Of Estate of VIM. Addleman, deed.
Nov. 2gth, 1858.
dec. s, 1858.
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ATDITORS NOTICE.

IN the Malr QfHc Estate Of Sam Flu
Late Of Torishio 4 oqucla
County Deceased.
At an Orph IS Court
held at Cloarfeld on the Sd Monday OF
Nov. last past. The undesigned waSeap.
pointed Auditor to distribute moneys in
the hands Of Eli Fry, Administrator of
the said Samuel Fry.
Bv tie Ctrrt.
All persons interested, will please take
notice that will attend to the duties of
the above appointment, ut my Office in
Clearfeld Borough, on Saturday the sth,
day Of January 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, when where YOU can attend il
you see proper.
THOS. j. MCULLOGH, AUDITOR.
Dec. 18th, lS5S.-4t.