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iisrA You've LADY returning to.
hcqi country home, after a soieurn of
o few months IN the City, was hardly
RECOGNIZED by'her friends. In place
Of q coarse, rustic flashed face, she.
had a soft roby complexionio q almost
merble aemooehness, aud instead of.
twehty.three the really appeared bus
eighteen. Upon inquiry as 10 the
causea Of so great change, sheplaina
" told them that she had used the
CIRGAssIAN BALM, and considi
cred il on Unavailable acquisition To-
any Lady'sRtoilee.t BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can impr6se their.
personal Appearance an hundred fold.
Il is simple w Ats combination, as
NatureA erself is simple, yet nsar-
passed. IN lbs efficacy IN drawing inn
purities from, also healing, cleansing
and beaatifying theOskm and Hcoml
plesiopa sDyissi dircctaaotioa on the
cuticle itdraws from it alinits ihpu-
rites, kindly healing ths same, and
leaving The SUFFICE as n sinsehlrd
il should be, cleas soft smoothrandI
u Piice ~, cent BY Mad or
on receipt Of anoraer by 81
w A. 0rsntnk Gin nhamixfp tnd
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The news from Mexico this week
j, highly important. Thecold blood
cJ murder of Maximilian by the
Mexican usnrpcr, Jqafcr, amer he
hal been elected by a vote Of he
i'~.ple, and tavi.cd TO bccoale their
Emperor, il an oatragc Chat shocks
thrcivilised world. rrmcc, Austria,
Prussia, Italy ami Spain, gaarantccl
the Mexisan ompire under Maximil-
ian alicr he hAd been elscted hy n
vote Of the people Of Moxico, and IN
yiici to become their ruler, and now
it the combined powers do not obli..
orale Mexico, as they have done po-
land, L will be bscauscihey are afraid
Of the uhad States Government.
But how does FAs stand in tlc mai
,or-prciending to he the great ~
publican power &C the crr,li, and Ok.
pressing grva, love for die viii ofthc
pecple, black, Indian and whiie-sLc
esrouses The uufspadsd and expired
slaim Of .luirez ID hD President Of
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! would respectfully request every daily, tri.
weekly, semi.scckfr h0nkly aud monthly
launl auth of Nv Potomae, aud ubief ivcrai
and tfc 30 deg, 30 min, parallel VI laiiindp
West Of The Mlgissippl, to publish this alttr-
lilemeht twice, mud send 70 inc, ~ New Yotk
tael, time, n ooPy of The paper cohtaininE ~
peFipdd, Hlih bll Tor same,
eth de.imhie, IN my combinations 70 pro-,
chcdpcr printing prbtr Cot our Southern
tp,, 1 shall have tis fullcat inlorunr
lion regarding tho sizes of paper used w the.
publications and can Afocifo BIN no
pihct way than ny Requesting fhrtlellu atten-
iion 10 oie reed Of scudiuga 1pyofithe pub
llcauW, vflL tue bill, ,dt fua baafndaa.l
Taeslfe nscnt tw; % provide ngainst mail
failures. and they be postpaid to secure post.
paiec duAivoy.a 3D. Us, THFtkSHER,i J.
mayl-2t Box $3.50, New York, N. Yea
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~ L 40 folemnly wear, Tor nihfm1
IL Mo pfeirhoo or AlmiF hty tod, dAtI hm q
cibhi ol Hlgi biAle Of -i lipi l base
.fpsplel ia gaid STATE for - mODibs next,
.pfebtugiig thA day, pnd nov rgifoin the.
cOumny Ml1 a. tarlahib ~ Ai II said state
tas N, case ihay hei) that y an iwduiy rmo.
years odd chat / hare not bpeu dliGalehbal
ior Participation In any rebellion ~ civil wdf
aemfnt thc Ihikd stAtes, nbffoff aonyhqAinA
tho laws Of nY Site or Of tho Unit tSlaitti
thot ! have never been u member Of my Stale
Legislature, nor held any executive 81 Judicial
ofice IN my siiit anil Anerwkfas cngieel NJ
luarrooiIon or ~ brlllon aealnst ihbs Uuiicd
Sthtes, or given aid or comfort to the engpies
thereof. that have neypr taken an oath asa
member Of Congress oftRe United States or as
an eihcfG ne upliet Shat dnr NJ . ncuibcr
az any State legislRtpre, or N sen executive OF
jndiebi officer Of my State, to support The cob,
stltHibn Of the unItah STATES. anil htcrwarlk
spgsaf cdin iuturrccttenior rebrplou agaibst the
United, Stale, OF gygnald o%glsomtpgt to the
Iencmics lhlreoC; nLit ! viii faithfully support
the eonAilaaon Ana6bcythe laws Of The Tuned
States, and will, tothc best Of my ability. cn-
courage others 81 70 do; 50 help me God,nI
AL HALE 2AMM LN
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.fhe a aa fm n
nH ~ wifh htfH aa't
Hfff ~ Hsft hlha m
HH6d IA An#g aess l
Ffsaft iaa etsf ttth "a slli
4fA stH Hnest lmi fT jsam lmgs
slaFaaa #aef n mma ines seisHss
iht mfiy is aaawl moe itah
H mal ulHi nf tffeH dafni lafe
'tw N hH Il va Hi Hflw#t maa
N IN eHtIy ~ t4H ~ sagsssl
mf N de men shg Wiet ihaf.
tsttfll strrmf 10 fbo afw mfly
hle ven lhe iife cod aai n thf
#fmml mmnlraiib mn vino aliftnl
At pfihftIes N ne pnfiy With Che
sosi vmvtaNo nnl hngo flaat
tmad thn h ealing fth iiie fIti
.abm Of llq eaInlyfa rtegef eaa
tyotol that THY eoidi neither an
doFaa nor ,auife4 And art asw hh m
nhc fcif aa lpamrl slli ne r0s
.etlul mob Aeorp o. n ~ rfiIe
tgufsse With nhGfialed assumptions
the radical party " ioday, elaims iuI
tle eytftme point 10 vhhl
loyalty ahd ta%tfbtism wn micnt
stfl . man "a W H. Seward, who
give DO beA ebagicq Of bis Nc loI
The r@liel party, who was ilo ae-
knowledged leader Of The party, who
laid dogn N principles nhd dcitndcd
thcn With hStgrly ability, y out
tirippod by marc reckless leaders,
and u nov ictanlel haa traitor IN
the ptlncneedcf which Nc Is the
foundof and hdybcatc, 'l
The radical parts 10 possession
.of tho rsigla Of government aud h
driving on b. tllc pmpetmtion Of ali
that Is reckless and revolutionary
Secession afforded q rare o%pporttmity
Toy thc display Of ianalical zeal and
now with what thoy torn uhc rebel
lion, crushed, thO South nihedy desc
latc md incapable Of farther resist
qncc, a cruel, hcartlcss code. of mill
Ilary laws, . taiorced upon our Sec
ton, and ihe rigors of the military
rule arc ,rcd to degrade ON people.
Tho fearful econcsthat may naturally
be expected, can only DO avcrted by
thc Justice of Chat GOD whose pro-
teeiion y eAtended 10 thswq.s and
oppressed, Ipt CIR object isanot to
comment upon the military bill with
its cruel provision, in This place, but
rather TO note The aggressive cfarsc7
Ter Of the party in power. Those
Who have witckSl jts history will At
test 70 tire statement tIiht n docs not
rcccde, does not stand still but as
each period Of iis history is marked
by some great scheme OF dospotid
power, 10 h~seios with eagefness 10
seme.still holder step w aaaner
Is thu diaeklpo OF despotism riyetcd'
upon the suNugatcd people of the
South and while aswell as thcy can
they are submitting 10 their fate, tho
grcOt radical leader, Thad Stevens,
presents tho next fatpreof advanced
loyalty in q hideous md sweeping
eon6smtion bill o bill batlwill moi,
h passed. merely impovdTsh ba
sta've the men, women and children
Of the South. Many Of our cpntem-
porurws cxpfess tho opinion that this
last measure wil not he raeeiyedw with
favor by the radical pariy;e while
hoping ilr tlelbost With tie history
d tue party before Us We will not be
Surprised III SievenS bill IA taken AZ
tho platform Of advanced loyalty and
pelsd upon in lieu Of any other sub
lceL Of agitation VI ! nlsl lll ..l.-
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Cheap Printing Pepper.
10 npfroHg AND pvBtignbHs
IAhF nan ~ n osff Ig4 fysaaai "
~ sgrihsn I,4g h9THhssi
AfttuAga GA. Aanl 4eflH0f,

AftipA Ca Apfl lgilaql
a. TBtAnaa. Ia dear hlfl n aneHig
hi iHsi lfaasvh 10 ilmnalda4 ie % lvu Che
fIh 4Ii9 ftahfioh n M hdfliefh ft ~
~ niiaah I8N w ai w
neoltsi, Thatafa testimonial N our sppfn,
4i,uH ~ ihr HslVua filiblel aDd ~elocilse
kftlfp N John Is ffta3et Esg Hfsnpttm.
ieuiahtef fhis Association IN fsaia pa We
hsfohy tender him he thanks of ibis %asaNile
Zen. and ttniier Upon him The complimentary
position III Mont N NV Nglhou Pos Asso,
tiAtiMi vi NtR roAi
I'm iefmtm temiaffdiilOn ompluttd IN thu
iboye r%csblutiov dpsnp ugfn lhan jpilce 70
four lmpurlapf agtitfs iiJlhg yOtt Hhpctin-
tifde#f ef, zee sfit aate had btittr dp-
tdnuaiiy 70 knbw mi nbi@ ddtt nero highly.
lppfce nteI lhau iny lplff Should peeiglgn' 81
dWg t6hnlt be Flad 10 avail rdyalf VI The eId
priNt rd nv IN TIE ttsvl'niblt p
yay nrspoethlly yotr b rilleatscrsaut ili
t.I aIt yd W GoVlA AIN, Pfqsidanl.
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NOTICE TO rREDIT0R rs.

hsuvsef sdminisirasian upcn he ssiass q
uoudf ]. rolizfl isesassd, hstins btsp Ffani.
~ - thr hu~ds%i<o>1hY DE pFeAss rosrt y
fmuh fptsv. hh<iriui a the ymHs s<uu.
iss1, thsnsfi Az sfiinn II Ia, aaza<s3
9e hereby h1hhsi fo'Ppfak heir eLfz.
sstint fscsassa "a kasr then vrtssrea u
shs dz4 q he t:l<fk III Me frut>ss cosf q
ss'd e1ansy. within ~ fims pr~rabszhs lac.
elstths nesigc vii ~ rie@la<iar HI fil rsrnt
tbefef EMILY A fuftARu =
isas.sl ID FF1b EAaulsi 'tsiii.
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The once eIosloa, ngs/ vs
INV 1iaaesl y tha ~ NJ n orr
ls.,a ma Htlsily y/afbene ~
lfec tpoVtt A. md/ ieue q no
iadl, ineiindl ta - giepi bPad
iaer. 10 mby ~, werq they eyif
~ plenty ~ celebration ~ De
nh If July, ~ the porie n ibe
south, + a ifi Of tbe Idst Not q
man nnt wqld Iasr bic lated calf'
cor angbc/ daj 1lW I,olimiion
wbich imfred y thm Day n bis-
tofe in/ oftanei 4 dead, and NJ
wrappf il lbctIark mantle Of lbe
pasl ! ladaendN W. y ~ obsolete
phrn1, and y gonA gone gonel On
i,s oacc proad einlnN'cql erected thq
hidcom and ungainIt bead ola dos
polism, while anarchy prey unrclent'
ugly upon ita onm porel oorgse,
Fourth, once aroused the mtl dnsi-
aam Of every Southern hcaftj tneH
was u day wc gicricd hi onet was d
day wc rcycrcnccd and loved but
alasl it charms have flown forever,
and is romcmbraoce sconsiancd to
everlasting Oblivion. Pca@ 70 thy
RECOLLECTION, a Fourth" N
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TN CONSUMPTIYEA.


4 The a eF,sgt havi ind s n Restored leheallh
IN few weeks by very SIMPLE remedk Anrt
having gifcted fbt settrat yeArs with atkyerc
luag Affection, and that dread disease Gun.
sump,ion--is anxious to make kscwnr 10 hi.
Gllop suda Nhe means Of. esrc.,g -
To m Nhb dfsiTett DE VIII renl q copy Of
co. prescription aAd tfee o. shsfte,l wsth uie
ardtisss Tor prepsdas sud psar slss ssins,
which lhfy will And asrafrrhR fW russrsF,
uoN AsfHaA, BaoschiTis rut0u. coLkt, aud
~ THREAT ana Iahr Affections. ffls cuiy On.
irci Of. fhr ndve 1lser n FesriAig fbcH Pfeara.
tiea lalo baashl ths aarelsA. end sprsad iufor.
nation Wiki he couccifcs 10 lie insaitfhIe,
sna be hcvEtyvcft ssiferer VIII " his fsnae.
d. a Il win eat ihom nsxhiar. q Ind may prove
a hcAlnf. paf,ies wishing iAs ptssElPten
rtrH by return mall WI psk,e s1tcr
REF. EpwARb A, WILSON 'A'
naliAAl1ae \ 1T % kcs fu<ks =
iaesfi.iy vfffsH I'd Ia H1I
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Tak9 unhy nt M.B Wall en- Hiratsth
iasfs eli siqss thFes Se.Fs cd - aafks o.
hrsaa. rsssl ths ifih day III luus. last
appraised al IS.
kes JAMES BOWERS Rfc.
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NofIeEI

ne ttSdncA and ~ Dc. an5 in.srt.ttd IA
ase laAavtatesths Of Wa. " D. ~ 5cssss-a
You are hsrshy notified hat Al ,he June
tern, 1891, of The PROBATE court Of Psnola
county, Nissisziprl, The Clsk a. said court ~
pcteda1sl II. claims fsgistsfsd In .hs ories
ssralnst satd arcsss<a, shi ad tsia ~ d
shins vii ne tsksnnupi CO.. ex~ssainaffun and
aiiassnfaa a he nsxt isls tern oG aid con.
shss sad NhfTs Sou a<p Ftquesisi ID attsnd
bfefissp f Coatt gdt9 June e 1891.
es1sa LINN wuurrkS, usfk.l
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NOTICE. no CREDTY0R6

whess..-s.L Jrr- ,-rr. 5srz d.
bsis cuHtof Rssnls e1nni5, Nkau,r
iezsnmehtary u ths wi11 = bSria&
ds<ussd. we're ar61{ ~ /.
AFaoDjl<0ehe1e fop. III p<noas .k@7M
Claims against said deceased WIN. ~
peiissd % pssh>is sAsissiAius a. nus -
fsgiteeayiathv enee Of the uefk>k ~ n.
hste Court d ssid county within
ped By hv, eli The s.ms vfu ~ M
je1e-s'. E.sflx 8. \. Ne6eksa :
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t.ff.ffafA4 sfa4 fl p ft
as 80 ~ leHsw Ihaf iiwf
III aW hH faa EN- ed pf
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,cHANcERY NOTICE.

49, " WV = 80 "a "A
Tho State q MssistippiaoIn the Ghanesryl
1881.
m ". Nancy Btamda ali isiW
Npsi5l1 40 gfi nnifFaimir4it en1I
Upon opening the complpinants hin IL fhis]
cause Appearing 70 the Athfaction Of the
court .fiat thc defendants. pusiep AFsc and
BIZ wife Sarrh Agcet are ndn -residf uis &c I'D
Stale Of Mississippi. bHt residr In lhe. State ofl
Atkansas, and thai their postoHtc,. amer 'aili-
gent enquiry, cannot be Asccrfafued. ftsisl
ilfrrcfdree ,fisnd by aegoant that thrs szda
nonrrssflsnt defsndanfk Daniel Ages, and his
VIII, saneh Age. 10 enter their aueAtante'
hertin, md tighi, auAstko kdelnur 81 tlfe cum
pfaidaaisi hin o. Or tffpfs nc 2xa as % 10Y
! syaishe same being rule ~ ,sfttsA tsut.
and toshc held at the Office or the ckrk al thk'
ecurt, at the fohrt- hquse Of ssid ceunty, In the
laanlef PauSh, O. hsanegalidia insfsof win
b tsken fer ropfeassa n ~ thcm lei frthsr'
y pahlisbtd n tic tNwcckly fandiA So, I
pabIle nesSsrap<f printed shd fant1ktd9 q tke
trud Rhaohsia ard 9 wty or fowfwr<ks
';1i'i fss' tspy ssgs . c~.nuMisos 80
4apis4st ffna l4EcF OF bt0 3tierk.l =
dinnsis.ha pLssa. sors ht euipfG 81.
AL-
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DmRnGA.uWhy will our friends
permit the various members of their
family to suffer with dinriG@a, aaa.
sea and vomiting, cholera morbds,
cramps, cholera infntum and the
bowel complaint among children,
when a pleasant and ciFcctual soienl
tific preparation can be hail that will
giyc impediatc rclirfg No fnmils
should DO without a bottle. Thou
sands 81 bottles were sold during the
cholera season last summer, in Momr
Phi, with the lrappicst results. We
allnde 10 Dromgoole Is Co.'S. RcdlDi.
nrhca Remedy, which We chccrgdlly
recommepd. q,
We direct the particular attention
Of our raiders 10 the change in the
advertisement Of The Board Of Reg
i%strars of this county. Instead Of
remaining Mt sardis up to the 2sth
of August, as has been ennemced,
they viii oaly stay from the ist 10
the lOsh. Let every man who rads
dis tel his neighbOr, s., thai all may
be posted IN rcgard 10 tln maiters
7 - ---->- taT#T
AuEape-ow fricnk, Edward
Dickensad W. V. Potts have hown
US tho ds, cotton blooms Of tho sea.
son. Crops everywhere In Panola
are very promising, aud every far.
mef with whom We. have dhancod c
meet during tho past week, seems
highly slated with the brilliant pros.
recis ahead Nay much success at.
land their every effort, Is our mos
earnest wish. ~
NJ. r. .--u r.
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We return many thanks h our
e'esef ssu''s friend NJ W n Kelly,
rcaic qssn., Tor lasc papers hnadsmcl
Of the nail.
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spEctAL NOTICES.
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Psycbombtrope, guarantees to pro.
ducc d perfect and lifelike picture Of
die future husband Or wife Of The APP
plicant, with date Of maEriage, occu-
patton leading traits OF, character,
lc,a This y no imposition, AS testi-
monials without number can assert.
by stating place Of birth, age, dispo,
sition, color OF eyes and hair, and
enclosing FIFTY cents, and stamped
envelope addressed 70 yourself, You
viii receive the picture by return
mail, together witb desired informa--
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hME GEtTRuDE REalSgToN, P. o.
Box es7y West TpcyqN. qp6-l.y
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We rvftr ttruss wishing wells dug,
% slvancd out 70 he aavettiemeu,
'cf = X KshNc, in this issue.
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The s,ItIt q }srri y Hs|pss dssxsst
lsru istz d zthe Probate Coun< 49,
rsa.iy. n~i,i.l!pi; ne u1lD<zl(n
E ,s:s.!.
,srp. lee, Il ~ ee1Efs< ~ IN = nssvlr
ss's;s}aHUou
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~Addrassi n cdnfdencc. hi

hME GFtrErDE REslSgroN, P {
Box 2a7 West TrpygN.Y ap6-l
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that most horrid and objectionable
of all things. But not so; he has no
such fragrant idea. He is talking
good hard sense. He read someweeks
ago a circulating newspaper para
graph about trimming the lower eye
lashes of cattle to break them from
jumping; and he has been trying, the
trick. lie reports that he has had
the out .jumpiest steer (the phrase is
ours, not his) that ever was; and that
a few days ago he trimmed the jump
er's lower lashes as an experiment,
and that, ever since, the jumper has
been completely "cowed' scarcely
creeping, let aloncpresuming to jump
A new wrinkle! and a useful one!
-EdgefeM Advertiser.
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AN EFEEcTuAL CURE FOR TIE EAR

AN EFFEcTuAL CURE FOR TIE EAR
AcuE.-Takc a small piece of cotton
batting cotton or wool, making de,
preston in the centre with the end
of the finger, and fill it with as much
ground pepper as will rest on a five
cent piece, gather it into ball and
tie it up, dip the ball into sweet oil
and insert it into the car, covering
the latter with cotton wool, and use a
bandage or cap to retain it in its place.
Almost instant relief will be expert
cnccd, and the application so gentle
that an infant will not be injured by
it, but experience relief as well as
adults.
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KERSHAW---In EQUITY

Douglas Harrison, and Mary C, Patterson and
rs Adm and Adm Kos. Robert c. Patterson
ct al. Bill to Marshall assets, Sc
TN pursuance of decretal order passed'by
Il Chancellor johnson in above stated case:
1t is ordered. that the creditors of Wyatt Pat
tcrson, deceased, be enjoned and restrained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the complainants Douglas Harrison and Mary
C. Patterson, in this behalf. The said cred
itors are hereby notified to produce and es-
tablsh their demands against the estate of
the said Wyatt Patterson, deceased, before
the Commissioner in Equity, at his Office, on
or before the first day of January next, or be
debarrcd from all benefit of said order.
J. d. DUNLAP, c. L. X. D.
June q, td.
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AGRICULTURAL.

TREATMENT OF MILCH Cows. II
look upon a'cow as similar to steam
boiler. No matter how good they
may be, unless the boiler is supplied
with water and good fuel, also we'll
attended to, the supply Of steam will
be short, or it will be in proportion
to the fuel and attention. So also
the COW; no matter how good she may
be, if she is not we'll and plentifully
fed and cared for, her product will be
lcsscncd.
Another very important matter
with COWS is that they should be pro-
tectcd from storms and bad weather.
They should be fed and kept under
shelter when the nights are wet and
jnclcment; this more particularly in
the carly season, when the COW is
fresh and in full milk. One expo
sure to cold, wetnight has frequent
ly reduced the milk to one-half. AL
so, in the fall, when the nights be-
come frosty, never let them remain
out; be particular to stable them:
and in the morning never turn them
out on the pasture till the frost is
melted off by the sun, as nothing per-
haps, dries a COW or reduces her milk
more than eating grass with the frost
on it. TO many of these require
mcnts the generality of farmers pay
no attention whatever. In the carly
season, as soon as there is any pas
ture whatever, the COW is turned out
of the barn yard to cat what she may
find, and remain day and night until
the winter comes. There is also
nothing grown or fed to exc out the
scanty supply of pasturage that al
most invariably occurs at some time
each season. This is all wrong, and
should be remedied byroots and corn.
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STEVENS HOUSE,
2I, e3, 25 O. "a broadway, n. Y
Opposite Bomling Green, q
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.


THE Stevens House is we'll and widely
| known to the travelling public. The 10.
cation is cspeciallysuitable to merchants and
business men; it is in close proximity to the
business part of the city-is on the highway
of Southern and Western travcl-and ada
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steam
boat depots. 80.
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal ac-
commodation for over 800 guests-it is well
furnished, and possesses every modern I'M
proycment for the comfort and entertainment
of its inmates The rooms are spacious and
we'll ventillated-provided with gas and wa
tor-the attendanccis prompt and respectful
and the table is generously provided with
every delicacy of the season-at moderate
rates.
The rooms haying been ,refnrnished and
we IRE enabled to offer extra IA
cilities for the comfort and pleasure of our
Guess. .e,:a. GEO. K. CHASE & co.
B1eThis is a Southern House. :.
JuneG, Gm.
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Jas. E. Rodgers, Exor, Bill to enioin
$. NJ. Boykin, Kin ct al. creditors &C.
TN pursuance of dccrctal order passed by
i Chancellor johnson in above stated case;
It is ordered that the creditors Of Angus Nc
Leod deceased, he enioincd and restrained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the complainant James +. Rodgers, in. this
behalf. The sa;d creditors are hereby noti-
fed to produce and establish their demands
against the estate of the said Angus Mcleod
deceased. before the Commissioners Equity,
at his office, on or before the first day Of jan
uary next, or be dcbarred from all benefit of
saii order. ---. j. DUNLAP, :.
June 27,-td r- u. II. Il. ". .
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POETRY.
.YHT A LITTLE WHILE"
BY II. B0SAR.

BY II. BoSAR.
Beyond the smiling and the weeping
I shall be soon;
Beyond the waking and the sleeping
Bevond the sowing and the reaping,
shall be soon.
Love, Rest and Home!
Sweet hope!
Lord. tarry not, but come.
Beyond the blooming and the fading,
I shall be soon;
Beyond the shining and the shading,
Beyond the hoping and the dreading'
shall be soon.
Love. Rest and Home!
Sweet, hope!
Lord tarry not, but come.
Beyond the parting and the meeting
shall be soon;
Beyond the farewell, and the greeting
Beyond the pulses feeble beating,
shall be soon.
Love, Rest and Home
Sweet hope!
Lord, tarry not, but come.