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Ebensbu April p. Is59-2S-u -

"a LILLIAN CARR * CO. NHOLESALF
GroceTs, Importers. and Dealers IN Fol-
eisn and Domestic LIQUORS, Old MononcabeI,
and kectiIed "hiskey, No 329 Commercial
how Liberty street. PITrSBURG Pa
SUADRlES-5GO Bbls double Rectified N-lis-
Key. ls7 Bbls Old Monongahela Rv, Whisky
Far, very choice } 80 Hhds y. O. Sugar. "a
Bbls y. o. 3Ioiasses With general assor,-
nent OF Groceries. also--Bacon. Flour. Lard
iron < Nails &c, all of which will be sold AZ low
prices for cash WN. CARR& Co
February Il, ls5s.tf
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sE,ais Farms and plenty OF sgar,ure

II p. Sloan, il tie Rockford Register,
talks right to the point. as follows:
.'If farmer has but forty or eighty acres
to cultivate, and Las s;ock-yard or barn, to
which he draws all his grain to thrash, and
:herc let's his stock live through the winter,
converting all his straw into manure, he can
make manure enough TO keep the forty
or eighty acres in Z good condition for grow
ing good crops from generation TO generation
Also, small farm thus managed IS much
more profitable, in proportion to a large farm
managed in the usual way. There are fewer
acres to pay taxes upon; there IS less money
invested; there IS less ieucing to make and
keep in repair; leaving the owner much less
expense. and greater profit. according to
the capital invested aud expended
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Ice Housss.-A correspondent Of the CaUn
try Gentleman says that he had an ice house
male tgO years ago, IS feet IL diameter. per
fec.ly round, made Of stone, plenty Of sand ct
the bottom to take OF all water He filed !.
last winter with snow ice, just threw it in
without placing It, and covered with straw,
(put straw at the bottom on rails frss,) more
on the sides, and he had all the ice he want
Cd and plenty left yet.
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John Tz,Ge-ge

OOLEEa = Atl-t5S
Manufacturer and Dealer in all Kinds of CiEG
SuUH, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Eontgora-
cry St, Eonisdaysburg, Pa.
& tOnstautjy on hand, a fine and well selected
u stock of Spanish, and half Spanish ciEars
at the lowest possible prices. All articles sold al
this establishment are warranted to be what they
are represented.
August 8, I855.-ly.
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az AGNIFClENT ENGRAVING OF
4Yk CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Avn

~
TINS Bsaut!fm E"graying was designed bv
RU3E.'s, one of the most celebrated artists tl,st
ever lived; the cost of the original design AM
plate being over $500, size 22 bv % incbe.
The Philadelphia Daily Ns,os, says, "the mere
nominal sum asked FOR the engraving. is A suf
cut the additional GIFT"
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
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4 UOIS LUCKHARDT. WATCIIMsKEE
a AND DEALER N CLOCKS. WATCHES
AND .JEWELRY

COIS LCJhHAhDl- MAItHMSkE
A AND DEALER N CLOCKS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY.
THE uu dersigned respectful "a
begs leave to inform the cit
zenS of JohnstOwn and vicinity - p
taht ne has just received aud i now -lzss -
opening the largest stock Of Cjocas ITIlcles. and
Jstcetry, ever brought 10 JouastOwn tcfHguf sr-
ceptiHg, which VIII be sold :" cheaper than the
cheapest" His prices viii citrrys be uniflrr.
One customer VIII not be charged more sor the
a2ine quality of goods than another. 4 Lis, OF
some of the articles comprised IN the assortment
Is annexed. Prices may be lsoertaiued and
goods examined, al the Store OF. Main Street.
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers, full iewelled,
Gold LepineS. holes
Silver English Levers.
Silver Detached Levers,
Silver Lerines. Gold Guard Chains
Gold Vest Chains, Gold Pencils, with Pens,
Gold Pencils, Gold Bledalions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold Breastpins, La,lies and Gentlemen.
Cod EaTdr0ps. Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings, Gold Cqff Pins.
Gold and Silver Watc Keys. PUrtmonaies
Ladies' Fans. fancy anc plain,
Silver Tablespoons,
Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons
Silver Gbard Chains.
Plated and Brittania Tea Sets,
Niolins and Bows, Violin Strings, &c,
Colts and Aliens Revolvers. t inches,
Gold Bracelets. AccordcJns,
Silver and Plated SDectacles. &c, &c. &c.
9(5- ALL sorts of Watches, Clocks and ,JeweIr,
repaired with promptness and at low rates. Con
ddent that he cannot be unGersoId, the uude-sigu-
respectfully soicits the confidence and patronage
Of the public. LOUIS LUCKHABDT
Mayl4, 1856. 29-tE Jan ., 1859.
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LADIES SHOES. DRUGS and TERFINL-
al "t which Ae viii sell vsTy easap.
Sss.1s.Es-1s<ss He Invites she cilizeas 6 Etsi7.
49, and the surrounding c.l--ry u Z
blm call before purc,ls,i-l- e.r- 81
As he IS satisfied be san eel goods 70 them
cheaPeT than they can be bought a. any --
store IL toUn.
John Rodgers ];
EbensbUrgs ApnI 20. IS59:tE
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WANTED.

LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS,
Fifty Dollars a month. and aH erpenses 1,uid
~ wish to engage an active Agent in every
w County throughout the United States and
Canadas. to travel and introduce our NEW
TWENTY DOLLAR DOUBLE THREAD
DCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE. This
Ncelsior Machine is just patented, with valuable
,provements, which make it the cheapest and
ost popular machine in existence, AID acknowl-
'lSed to be unsurpassed for general utility. A
.-nited number of responsible agents are wanted
. solicit orders by sample, to whom a salary of
$50 per month aud expenses will be paid For
conditions and :uil particulars address, with
stamp for return postage.
j. w. HARRIS & co.
No. 13 Shoe & Leather Exchange
Nov. 8, 1659.-5O-Sw. Boston. Mass
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RENIOVAI!

o Z & q II ANCE FACT
u iHE subscriber would respectfully inform
q the citizens Of Ebeasburg and surrounding
country that he has removed us shop from tie
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John.
Evans (Carpenter.) where he IS prepared to d.
all kinds Of work in his line of business n short
notice and On reasonable terms. ami he kopes by
using but the very best material and en,pic,ips
but the best wUTkmen TO merit q fun slare Of
public patronage Persons wishing bargains iu
purchasing Carriage wiH 20 well bv calling at
this establishment. He Is prepared - maunfsc-
ture the following kinds Of vehicl,s, viz =
BUGGlES. Of different qualities and p-ices
BAR0UCHES, CHAEIOTEES. one and two
horse ROCkAWAYS, cl Sc quarter. atic ans
t-sPring COACHES. second hand work of differ
ent kinds. Sc, making a variety that vii! suit
an tastes and all purses REPAIRING done
with neatness add dispatch.
WM- BARNES.
Ebensburg, April %. Is59-2S-u
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RIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
- TY.-The subscriber is preparing Gf suffi-
cient encouragement be givenJ 20 publish a Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
coLtain much information as any other Couu-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania Tie
same to be autographed, colored and mounted in
the most modern style and wockmanlike mnauer.
and delivered to subscribers at S5 per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISrY
June 80, 1855
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=
W 2CG1HS, ~ JGW6iTV.
CLOCKS & ---3Ss 80 1oTEoxS
III "'e sag" - "'S 1.2 '3-e''' --d" SEeat 1'o.'S-
''ftH' Il
Tie under iguea desires . cali Jae attention
Of tie people Of E5eB-bUrg and surrounding
country u 5he fact that he las been a-Iuir.cG
an Agent of q large importing house of WATCH
e CLOCKS &c-. and ai~ouf a large u,aaU:aa
tuning establishment Of IL IFELRi, whereby lae
= enabled II offer such Inducements t0 purcha-
seTs of these articles As were Yer before offered
IN this place, or anywhere this side Of the Ale
ghenies.
lie would also call attention t. as large -
sof;meI.t Il
WATCHES AND .jEWELRY
Just receiye,l-aIl of tie latest s,ylcs ana mos,
beautiful workmanship .Gavir. selected i,f,
socl. with great care. lac is e.,a.tn fe an Sal,
every t.-ie as 60 st-f. - well .. u ,,--..,a.-
l,,- -5s .7-ras- -e.-,,...5..-. -, ,,--...-
+" L : .
are particularly invited - an insi'erthu of ID,
present stock and prizes EAR DROPS hithers.
~"!d at $50 will now be -old al . cts, G.i&
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ARCADE HOTEL. Ebepsaurr pa

HENRY FOSTER. PRoPR,ETca.
FENHlS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN. As
s. the ''Ebensburg House, !" i one of the old
est and best stands in the borough Of Ebeusburg.
for the accommodation of the travelling commuui-
~. Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis
posed to patronize him that his TABLE will be
supplied with all the iuXuries of the season, his
BAR with the choicest of Liquors. and no pains
pared to render his guests conf rtab!e.
EhensDurg, april L, 1S5S:22:ly.
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EeEN- p. THOMPSON, Nth P. /. PATTON
Ee & CO., Wholesale Dealers in and Manu-
facturer of HATS, CAPS. FURS. Hatters, Ma
terials, Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers. Buffalo
Robes, &c. No. l2S Market street, below Fourth
0outh Isth SIDE, PHILADELPHIA. Cash paid for
Wool and Shipping Fu-s,
PRICE !. PATTON A. OPPFNUEJMFR
February II, IS5S:tf
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REklY-MhDE CL0TK.N5.

which ior beauty cau,.ot be su--aszoE5a tli5'-
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aaaa
CHANCE - IAB tAH ~ E.utt1 10
iBTBAIN

. lafa +" their last m,e.tr E.
{. b. ~ 20 - - iav.. -
81 lur u, m,y not b. ~
-. s.trss to VAci " .,f.r b.
as .a.s
80 7. 3 = s,,oicl ttfs fst.t i,Yrs
= ~ ste - Nssssgp,. TLat ! shaft b,
;.c j.; - auy r"'s,n vi mas atrcaft,.
Ike up ~ csttsy. c the osu r b. ruLnuat
forthwith - ai,c.. tho cac. u iatn
taken w "a lcf.rty.l " tin. W.. tpt,
i%acreJl, a la public RI ces IN the ralr.
district Were srch c,ttaS has bees ,aL,,
w. vii, . thl description II the SAM. am.
~ The expiration u i,, days from he pa.t.
me- up Il sail advert, e'pcn,, II the owner
has 10, called for said ~estray. be- shill then
proceed ~ nov ?, .uirtI Is Law.
Sec. .. y. It farther enacted. Tia. herr
after the ownsr Of all cstrays. appraised IA
81. 'n.rs al upwards, Shall b. r~,,nwe ,i
- moalhs. he owner Of tsirays arprs,sc,t
,, iven'v dollars. and no, c.csviin. fItv
shall Re ailvwsi four mouths. and tho ~ \.
c's OF ,s.rsys appraised at less ,haa,v,nty
dollars. shall besllowcd three no.,hs, from
he date Of ...e certificate .; arpraiscmen.,
u sfa;n and prove property to the sane.
". see by posted notices on the Ccur,
House door. that our Ranger vii sell a
large naIalsr Of horses, mules and oaen on
the f.s! Monday IN November. Person. in
ssn. # such Eek would a, well 10 attend
~ Lose uho ave re,icd stock which che
=. ul.F % be h. ught 20 The cssr,
iions h rare ue1acst,t by the Hsster ID
Ia : ;st.a promptly an the srss on the sAy
II SAL. Il
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TTTW II" NJ ILL.,
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af #ffH ~ ~ y giyee IN NsH 81
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A f~iSsNci,t Carsis CIoss Al HASp N
II Ais.-According to . correspondent, Of
tn new York World, Texas IL D Q tho
eve o. . financial CONFUSION. owing 10 ,h.
lro1th aud the n sqnent fail rs n the
cotton ,rcp. II !. generally sdmit,r.i .l,e.e
hat III re will net be sar'c'cn, icoi raised
:, tesr u" rcotle from starvation. S,,-k
viii not lie sintsred. tue drcr.a having been
80 s,,c 9 that there or. M aecrus In the
sOO,.s. The pcesIe are boiling mecstns,
to "a, MOT al.as the government to convene
m, Legislature in extra session 10 Pass n.
iisf lsv. rslasiss 70 sls ss.'essiss q a.,
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q s'ss ,. ., sea sspssss f4eiiy, q u s's'ssi,
0AroRD, - Esssers Mi, assises ever
rs.~iA., rass~ssy asA Sssst1ay, q 9 ?. =, ss1
s-rsrss .ssry nssa~y, wssAssa, ssi Friday,
CosrxgtnLE y sssnsm Ma su;,,,
-v.-y sissasy. wejse~ssy - fsiSay. 4 :
ssi drps.ss -v-.y Tuesday, IAoDasSs eel So.
ssIzs, ~ 81 a'sigsk. A.s
ChsRLEsTON esd CswuGnsa ~ asssss
w. fHtsjav, Thsssdsy saa oou1no.ssea ;. ..
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Banks Corn I:antsE,

'TNflE rSnErssxrD A.srss esd R;sl. ed
are nls ,ksris. f.r ssse TIE sssSss,sa
Pcu-h, u vi r'.at ss-~ ssA e :
ac1''-d 10 sreps.s.9w aspe srs;as Msscsl
40 a. distances fsva . ia<Aa ~ I ~. $500
rssfees s-<starlDv. ans sasss,s AZ ~ b sss = y
srvness fivss. u e.. ks ssszsss~l ct rssss :
Sasd's. Or sfh-si. Ssstss he ~ NJ eel psrws
~ csrfos'. 1silzsasshie. sssisser, TssefsS
NssasDs essAslea Ati..s.
lasv ! AxpfnsoN /.
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OCTOBER.
fA1oo CRY, Miss, Aug. -. 1853.
IL. 4. T.. Suutrxpruavp.

ft1oo CRY, Miss, Aug. -, 1858.
he. \. 7. snaLtEspEnara:
Darn si.-Wc are happy to inform YOU
i'a, Your Fever and Aeuc Aniiisie has a
ftea, reputation in our city and vicinity,
AMI for the Las, six months has sold Ike
10. cakes, nnk given entire satisfaction
The Intermittent Fever &c this ammer l,.
been quite stubborn, and VIC must say thai
vsar Pills have eurel in all cares where
n ], more efec;ually than any other pre-.
'on, MT excepting even Tie sulpha,e
81 Qainine.
PETER D. COOK, & CO.
Wholesale Druggists.
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CoMMif ED to he jill u fasois sssasy. ~
- on The I'd ul... a les-s bsy vhc calls ) -
M'saHa. AID sara that he teloses n Wsshiscn
Ws'asfigh, 81 ceahoms ccsatv, ssii By % 80
,,ghts.n OF twenty yssrs Oh, rsihxr esper esls55
sh.ut i've fers ssvrs Or eight isrAe NIB. ssts ~
weish sbost 100 Or ii0 pesnis. The ossss ,
saessed to eons forward, prove psorerysf23
enarfes sna take hin avsy, Or b. viIl 49,
With ~ the NV iir~c,s.
!. n. JONES, sheriff ssd jsiles
ssF.u PsaeIs cpuasy, ~
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FRris Of TRspE.-There are nor lite.
n :i.ie as IA other things. Tha las, fr,ak
comes to US in .he form ef a .hipn.i ).
us hofshesds New Orleans sugar f,m
New York 10 Messrs. Rawson. Todd 4 c..
d sais ei,i.-.LcN JssrHst
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GRAND LoDGs oF GEoRaia.-Iic an
naal communication ef the Grand Lodge of
Gecrg.s, L. A. u. Is announced 10 be hell
IN Macon on the 3is, II the prcsen, month.
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20,
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Fp1 ,f|i. ,ittI. .u.r-e
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NJ. It.r. .iIni Ca.r. fga.e
.tLatLI to.r M 'r .t.,
.,,i. ttfI Gr ulri,II. .Iaf.
G frurU Nina. ta. .af.l.r SSH.
on ti. 18th of 81 .i.l,..
Ino N,lpolnn lt. ..fy Ird te a
AMI Siguor Cont ito vp directed q, iorl
a new one.
For,y thou anil plntl iroopa. m, ~
fore ,r.. c%uprnii,rl on 1Jrl rE., an.
lad Town Nh Il a.u ia Consequence or IA.
rec,.t a.ia.,.
con. Ga ila'ii N..,..t an ,rr...n.
r,lly difficulty EXISTS br,v.en n, r,t.ey
anl tli, y. Count ,,,our.
N,'or l,mnnul .., to Napier r. The
.Hry 9 ~ having % pets ati interview
with ''nrihlll'.
Il Telegraph dispatch from Aai|'. -,
I -. 'uu'ilh - baking preplla''.ls
mare =. ''n't ''pn'. lie Lad r,p'air"
't'"''".'''a 'n"' be "odl only p]ro"IHm
W. "h's''''" 'u''F NON h''"''
'"f" '""''r me neon rr'r'' i va
~ "''"''i '''''r, new rom '"i"'
J. Wa r"..'rl"d That Mhf1lui haI arrived
..,,l. t...Arx -,
WI ~ i'"R ''P'''' w
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DtJlnEr joNttn This co-ro,ncn il
p. VI, nuic origin. Il ]. ~trir,el N eo-,c
o,O'lcItpn u 'he %ll",ulu, - that G.corr,
a,lia-'oA. Cgnma nder IN Chief 1T the
Americas Army il tie r%e,oln'o-. ~a.s
Mason, as vel rs .iter generals. Wit, ~,
fiDn Il NFLs!I. H. .f, ~. Vh3 ID.
tempted to L. or Hest = - r., tie
b' " .! tIc enemy. o. u crc,sp ON
ur"n the American array Lai noe, with
i'rc se irIs re,c-.cs. %.euetal W,.h.n.,p,
t'ca hs brother e,iccts together ~ con.
st,. N vatt manner their effects could lc
Ot't coadtctac!ei. b,aerin,. NJ they dd
IA opinion. the commands ., in. chief post.
icncl any 'c .ea on tie subject, nv remark.
ms
"If., Us consult Brother jonathan. re-.
Irrth- % Jcna'h,h Ttuufbull. Who vi. 4
N,'-Lrosn Mason, anil particularly dis.
'insu shed ~ bis sound lalcncn,. s,ric,
morals. aud having IL, To .ee Of good re.
port.
GCoggc Washington vas initiated 4
Mason IN Fredericksburg. Virginia Lodge
No. I. ou .,e ith .. November. lbs; Va.
passed a ieilow Craft on the 81 Of March.
.t.i. AMI raised to the sublime |, ,rrsp II
Master Mason % tie 18th day u August,
i155.
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HAVE for sale sbsss z5o se.es Of Lara. ,,;r,
niles ssssA.~sss d The sssn u rsasias
There y sbost I'D scss ele,red. sesr's I'll Of
shieh q ess apeh b.stoa lssa. the bsls.ee 4
feet ridge. veil tinheet. There is = sssl hoe.
pie log ds.lliss. flsssy sf estiss. ess ksssss. as
"oos e,n hcsse sad GIN pre-. nil az shsesk.s.
ocsl eel and plessy 4 $50 vss0 N he sl-e-.
Tss fsrshss i~sfsr.ss;,o. try,s. Il. 49,
- vE6SON VAUGHAN,
SkrtN lsoA SIT Psss,s. We
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NOTICE.

Vrr'es Ni'.'ssirFi ssp Tr>,s"rs Rsnsoss.l
M,stH.s, Ts>s., Sept. u. isto.
APPOINT Z. ". White. va u ps 80
L county; cst. wm. u. Die.tu., ~ rsasa
count, tel. 81. flair Il a,hurn. IL T.lshstsss
county, md Col. y. ~IIe~sri. Il ! sllo a.hs co..
", Mississippi. agents In their Peep . n sessia,
upon siuia iesa! rrscsss cnn b. served b, pssss
having suits To br.as * ,inss the Niss,sslti an
Tennessee. Railroad.
hsi.u r. N. WHITE. Prs;vsa.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Rsssia C;essfy.

To tlspry A. Jones, Mary J. JoAssen aud william
n. Johnson hsr husband. heirs sas disssitsssss
Of Russell Jones, desessed.
VOC and each u zoe are cited 10 sressr be-
fore the Probate Court Of the eeswtv end
state Aforesaid, on the 3,sh DAY Of October ncs,.
tn show cause vhy The petition Of ". r. and u, n.
JONES, admirissss,crs Of The estate q the saiJ
Russell JVass, deceased. praying Tor . ss.e Of all
sae rersvual estate " sald dssessej, esevr, ii,
sIasss, should not be granted. ~ cfd.t q Court,
WI. wOUTTkN. Ct~vA. .
lssaed sjsh e-ps.. lesa. ~, -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

lHA -ls w. ANp III Teyyrs.-A letter
from Nrplc' 10 the SisaLs .ay " Ihe king
90. ".."ttg l.n Irpu, accounts or tie
rr., "a a SORROW fil tone to
y toIl,crs, ncycrthc.
- send me-. sire
',pl.,. ~ e, snn sts standing near,
'v'.d tie '',rtrs pc "a yous presence.
'hty cry, i'pag ~" t,c ning. but the ,'i.
'H"nt they ,Gin their back, and II |, ncces.
,aty To lead them es,Ir / tie enemy. they
80 Y, Gar BALD Tor ever r,.at 10, cercg
u man has hewitch,i them. and no one
can any longer be relied on. The oh laz
saronl. those traditional supporter # tho
.Irouc Of Naples, but nov bccomc lMta,:..n
people, hat" ltt,iy c,inctd feelings Of n
threatening character. The r;lrm.n VI tho
cnari, l]sria;el o.. HAVING seen them take
idc part oI The %hctsaplcii. Threatened to-
s''c them . drahling. Tic people, dcici
'hc'n, a,d a meeting was appcut,i al Cape
10 Mptit, on he very slul wbvtr a., attack
% 500 P'clm' uI"'" sol i'vrs took NJ cr.-
.ur r'irmT, come $ ti their arm,. apJ the
with siic,t ~ their harris. AMI their
rhct. SLICED stones. They booked nj each
'tncr icr some time, but without either
party ycn;ur,ug 10 com.CHc. tho attacs--
- t1r meantime tie commend liant IL lbc
.,rt ou, having been informed thu, a con.
uici va' aboai to nj piic'. rrd tna, il
~ GIT lcrd 10 = revolution ~ til, capital,
cent e body II infantry sud cavalry to the
ryt. aud dc,edtl a. cmbiac,tc dispense
"a! thus thc coli .icn sts prevented.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
TIE STATE Og MISSISSIPPI. |
RfuoL, fouufY.
TIE STATE OF mississippi. |
yaHad CpmniH.

IIIL OF WISSISSITII.
Pamela County.
10 t1sury 4. Jones. Masy ]. Johnson and Wtiia'u
u. johnson her husband, heirs AMI distributes
Of Russell Jones, decssssd.
VUC are cited 10 appear before the Probate
q utt " the Couaty AMI State aforesaid, on
N. 18th dsy ~ October nexs, In shc~ cause why
The petition Vt ~. 7. ami u. II. JJnss. administers.
tors and distr i5a,ees Of the eetsss NJ ssid RssseIi
saves or the estate sf If,lr.l, shsald not
be granted. ~ order Of Coat,
W. y. WUOTlEN, CLERK.
Issued 9th Sent. 1851. nss44w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

Y. s. VESSEL FiRED UpoN.-The
Havana correspondent Of the Char
lesion Mercury writes, on the 25th
The United States steam sloop-of-
war Wyandutie, Commodore Stan
ley, was fired into TN entering the
port Of Cieufuegos, night Of the ! lth
she having IN tow y brig which
had been encountered In distress. 49,
The act was discUurteous, ant AT
least the vessel had been seen from
the fort, and recognized, az to ma
tiunaliiy and character, twout three
hours before dark. The late hour
and narrow channel way prevent
Ell The commander from returning
the compliment, giving heavy guns
for two musket shots received
Fortunately ms lives were lost.
The Governor Of UienIaegys claims
that the vessel, by entering after
dark, was violating the laws of
State, and endeavors to defend the
commanding officer with specious
Arguments, which are fefnied by
the fact that all foreign war vessels
are permitted in other port of the
Island, when there can be no doubt
as to friendly character, TO enter
the harbors or bays, Of The Island
in the early hours, to 10 o'clock
The Governor denies any inten
tiou Of insult to the flag or nation
ality Of the vessel. The whole mat
ter has been brought to- the atten-
ton Of the Uaptain-general by the
Consul General Of the United States
for proper explanation to his gov
ernnent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

THE MaNuFACtuRE oF TUYs.-lt is
not generally known, says the Ion
don dt Joptnai. how extensively
the manufacture uf clildren's toys
in Germany has become, nor the full
amount ~ care aud attention that
is bestowed un their construction.
The best some from one district,
sonneberg, in SAKE Meiningen, and
the principal manufacturers there is
Adulph Fleisclmann, whose works
IN the great exhibition in 1861 OK
cited much attention. IN the South
western district Of the old Ihurin-
gian forest are numbers who live
by this Ingenious trades aud the
Hereditary Duke, fully aware of
the Importance IF it's mercahtile I'm
provement. has founded and fitted
out schuuls for the better insiruc-
ton Of the wotkmen. gathering for
their use, books, prints and mtdels.
The workmen are generally bred 10
the trade; sons improve on fathers
work. aud az IN other factories, it
is found that some have exclusive
ability IN n particular branch of
manufacture only peculiar native
facility which, in 50 large a factory
can be exclusively devoted 10 its