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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

Sheegog 4 eon
Keeps the best Boots and Shoes.
The most Pliablei
The most Econonicali
The most Comfortablel
The most Durable! ''
And much the Cheapesti (Sspt "a
The steady upward, onward, grand march
Of the old Tennessee Marine and F<s Issvroaee
Company Of Nashville. b positive, conspicu-
GUS fact, noble reward to conservative and
legitimate underwriting. This company
was organised for permanent success, to.be-
stow nrst-class Fire Insurance, ut proper
rates, to the people Of Tennessee. on con-
prehensive plan, and Its position to-day
with the public leaves nothing to s0njec-
ture. 1t has fought IRE vigorously, persist
emily, skillfully, and from every battle field
wreaths Of victory have been plucked. The
popularity which this company enjoys. and
the reputation which attaches to its name,
Is something worth years Of constant devo-
ton to duty to acquire, and few there are
whoever do secure the prize. Cali at JOSH.
g. BAILEY q Co.'S INSURANCE MAEr, and get
your Country Dwellings, Barns, and Cotton
Gins Insured In this or some other good
com pany, as we repres ent none but the best
100 dozen Emo Hose at 10 cents, at II. 10
seph's. tSept. 0-am.
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CITY ITEMS.

iSAeegog 4 Son
Have received their fresh stock OF Pail and
Winter Boots, Shoes and Hat, which win
be sold at low prices for cash. o lSepa 2.
q Nottee.-46 WaSehes.
i have on hand forty.five Watches, left
with me for repairs, between January "a,
lsee, and D<cembes, 22d, 1870, and take this
method OF Informing the owners Of said
Watches that they must call and get them
before the 20d Of December next, OF they
VIM be sold to pay charges. 7,t rrsrr-
80 iggs ~ -.,fJ. II. JAMES,
80, WArCHNAKER & JEwELLBR,
Sept. l5-lw. Columbia. Tenn.
: For . good Hat at nearly half price. 20 to
n. Joseph's. itSept. 22-2m.
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The Battle Of Hampteu Hsods.

~ The Battle Of Hampton Bends. :
r. Capt. 8. ADAMS LEE; who lost one Of
! his legs ~ q Confederate soldier in the
| great battle Of Hampton Roads, will de-
hyer his brilliant lecture ct the Athen-
sum next Thursday night. On the fol-
Towing night he will give at the same
plaee his other equally interesting lee
turs,f God in the Ocean," Everybody
should hear these eloquent lectures.
below we:give one out tof many very
complimentary notices paid to Capt.
LEE by the press:
! We hut echo the sentiments of all who
heard Capt. LEE when we say, that his
lecture was one Of the most superior and
elegant iteraty repasts ever spread be-
fore our people, The theme-"God in
the Oceann-was grand one, and it
!, VA, grand1y treated, in its scientific,
practical, poetical and religious relas
lions. The lecturers voice Is q finely
modulated one, and his rhetoric polish
ed we'll nigh to perfection. 1t was diff
cult to tell which most to admire in list
ehihg to him-the grandeur of his peri
DDS, the deepness Of thought, the sug-
gestiveness Of every idea, or the ele-
'vsted, blimity of the moral tone of the
lecture. r,Souttern Metropolis.
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100000 pounds Dried Apples, 7r fs-3
100000 Peaches,
For which will pay the highest market
price. s;la,,s .Glo1aI HoDoh
Columbia, Sep. lst.-tk.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

The Raby Premium, beautiful Baby
v.0on has arrived, and is a beauty.
babies should commence looking
heir best.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Horace Frierson to Leonidas Frierson,
Is acres In 18th district, $1750.
RS. Hight to D. r. Aldridge, 1911
acres in 9th district, $500 ,Ell
r. D. Ricketts, to Mary Thomson,
1893 acres in 18th district, $500.
Same to same, lS6 acres in 10Th dis
trict, s2z7. -
Sarah L. Jones to Mary G. Regenald,
acre in Mt. Pleasant, $3.50.
E. W. McRady 10 Lucy E. GColquitt,
lot In Columbia, $500. . -sir
Lucy e. Colquitt and others, to Ed
and w. H. Williams, lot in Columbia
$3.50.
7. ]. REEVES to D. B. Cooper, ok acres
in - district, $500. m -~-cr
CIV. Gardner and. wife to J. j. I'm.
derwood, dover interest in 148 acres In
2lst district, $3.50. =
w. II. Wilkes to JAS. G. Fraley, lot In
Culleoka, S2F.50. JsiIf 2iG -pinI5f 81
Trustees of Methodist African Church
to Riches Porter, lot in Webb's Addi.
ton, $50. ......
Ezra Hardison to John Collins, lOs
acres in 25th district, $500. III
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

. THz Many County Fair commences
next Tuesday. Be sure to go on the
first day, as it will be an important day.
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SMITHS Tonic SYRUP
.v FOR THE CURE or
AGUE AND FEVER
-
Or Chills and Fever.
Or. Chills and Fever.

The proprietor of this celebrated niei'c;i.e
Justly claims for it a superiority over all rcnso
dies ever offered to the public for the SAFE, GER
TAIN, sPEBpY and PERMANENT cure Of Ague ara
Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether Of short or
long standing. He refers to the entire Southern
and Western country To bear him testimony TO
the truth Of the assertion, that in no case what
ever will IL fail to cure il the directions arc
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases 9 single dose has been sufficient
for cure, and whole families have been cured
By single bottle, with perfect restoration Of
the general health. 1t is, however, prudent,
and 10 every case more certain to cure, # its
use 10 continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked, moro
especially in difficult and long standing cases
Usoslly this medicine will not require any aid
10 keep the bowels in good order. Should the
patient, however, req tire c,thartic msdic1Ee,
after haviag taken three or four doses OF the
tonic, single dose of Bulls VEGETABLE FAE-
fLY Pills will be sufficient. 70
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New Advertisement.

COLUMBIA is going to build q new City
Hall. JIG BAILEY, J. r. LAMB and G. M.
FR1ERsoN, have been appointed Com
mittee to have it built, and they adver.
tise that j. G. BAILEY will receive seal
ed bids, until the29th of September, 1871,
from contractors.
In another column will be found the
law card of R. p. 81 M. C1PERr, At
torneys at Law, Waynesboro, Tenn,
who propose to practice in the Circuit
and Chancery Courts of Wayne and adj
joining counties, and In the Supreme
and Federal Courts at Nashville, They
are both young men oftalent and worth,
and any of our readers having collec>
tions to be made in Wayne or adjoining
counties, or litigation, would do well to
employ them.
S. P. NORTON q Co. will open a new
hardware store, in the North East cor
ner of the Public Square, next Monday.
Their stock is one Of the largest ever
brought to Columbia, and they propose
to sell at very low figures. We glad
ly welcome capital to our city and
county, and Messrs. NORTON, d Co :,
wehave no doubt, are solid young men
Of fine business qualifications. Give
them call.
JOHN GILaAN & Co., Trade Palace,
Is Public Square, Nashville, salute our
readers this morning, and present q
very attractive, aye, irresistible bill of
fare to the ladies. Indeed, A. T. STEW
ART himself, of New York, could scarce
ly say more of his marble palace to at
tract the fair sex. Any lady who will
read the advertisement through, and
then say she wants something not con-
tanned therein, why, we confess she
must be hard to please.
W. F. MOORE, Esq, bought out the
popular dry goods firm OF WALLER &
AKIN, and NIoKlAKIN, one of his clerks,
has inst arrived from New York with
a magnificent stock of goods-just such
a stock, no doubt, as NICK is especially
capable of selecting, by reason of his ex-
perience, good taste, judgment and
sense. Mr.. MOORE was merchant in
our city many years ago, and his cotem-
poraries speak of his integrity, good ma
ture and kind heartedness in the highest
terms. He is at the famous and popular
old JOHN F. MORGAN stand, West Main
street, and has two capital statesmen,
Sol. BUNCH and NICK AKIN. Give him
a call.
MEssRs. ORDwAY, GORDON & Nc
CURES card in another column states
that they are prepared to sell any cot
ton that may be shipped.to them. They
buy no cotton themselves, at all, and
therefore the:fagmer need::not fear that
his cotton will not sell for the highest
market price. Mr.. N. B. SHEPARD,
the agent for the house, is well known
to the shippers and buyers Of Mau-
~, and therefore, needs no commenda.
ton from us. This house in one of the
very hest in the citv nf Eaehv;I1o
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

Miss Thee.
miss thee dearest one.
None, none can tell my loss, 81,
This world is oh so drear q.
Without thy gentle voice.
Oft times methinks hear.
Thy voice fall on my ear. ~
In dreams thy kisses press my check.
But oh tits only in my sleep.
Alone wake to weep
Not always thus twill be,
For with faiths eye see.
The joys that now are thine. ttr,
Will ere long too be mine. 81
Guided by Fathers hand.
shall join the shining band.
In the heavenly land aboyo ..
Where all is poaoc. and jog, and love.
"AsPRx."
Carter's Creek. Aug. Goth. 1871.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm Of D. A.
DUaGER / Co., are hereby notified to come
forward at onceand settle, or thew will find
their accounts i'd the hands OF w. G. Shep-
perd, 9. NJ. o., for collection. q
Aug. Is, 1871. Attorney.
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TO THE
Farmers Of Maury County.

~ Coanty for .-..s--
.Lazear'e Portable Fence
County . Il. it b:iss eonddefsd - en- who
isvs Sss4 o. sxsmiasa Il, 70 b NJ bses ard
cheapest Fence ever ihtfodpeea 70 ~ public:
forms s psssssswsy isr iss9 b Hflisc ont
the panel ffon the ioSk, which n not only con
vsnssat but Ssvss tine s@1 distanee e d.ivins
asa 3 s - Il LIZ nay ssS9 sSv.sss-
gee over ethsf fences. An 20 aek fef nm.
era % ID r. We are sAsrtne n1n rishe %
lyto JOHN 4ALt,x 49,.
plume IL 1l9synlS, 1Sen.
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One EHce
nARH n R0AE

ON stock Of handmade Boots and Shoes
for FSu and Winter, are received, and WIN
b I'D vefy Low for cash. Every pair waf-
raatSd. @@d h'b-t isHEE0OG ksON.
aSr6. aGiq9.'F - e3f.T s."1li-
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For tie Colsmbta Herald. ....-
sour Round Table,"
(Dedictaed.to Mrs. J. NJ, Of Columbus, M;s.)

For tie Colsmb;a Herald. .F...:
sour Round Table"
tDedictaed.so Mrs. }. NJ. Of Columbus. Ms..)
At morning, at noon, and at night,
While the glad:hours were gliding on sailS.
About our round table, we'd gather,
And wake the light Testing at Bailey"
Many beaux were aye sure to be thefs.
Noble gallants from Shelby and Navy,
While heroes from old Msssissippi
Took their seats at "our round table, merry.
Fen Raekassac came in Q rush,
Alabama was well represented.
And far from the wilds Of our Teros,
Sat the beaux at "our table" confronted.
Fair Lasderddle sent brave swain,
From Noreaee spirited General .s5
And bending from lofty "Pr;de's Station
slipped youth from these waters Of mineral.
And to -FOUR round table" he drew.
To join in the gay merry-makins. -
For at breakfast, at tea, and at dinner,
Our party with laughter was SHAKING.
Of chivalry There was no lack, 81 ---s A-'
Enough and to spare Of bright beauty.
While the wit and the wine ever sparkled,
And loc;no-was simply duty. rn'.ni
For Cupid there reigned on his throne,
Ever aiming his darts and his glances,
At eyes like the night whose soft starlight
Its beauteous surroundings enhances.
And her tresses were waving and dark, $3.50.
Her laugh was sweet, sunny and catching.
While for each bright thought Gro twas uttered,
We found ourselves anxiously watching.
Each day, as old Time rolled along. .r
Brought our hearts to be strung and aye sting
ing, .g.-, .-sF. H.. b
TN the beaxr, one BY one. Ike The momenh
Thought best their sad fight to be cinoiag.
All if this sweet charmer but knew is.
Of the hopes she forever bliehted,
"0ur little round table" 80 merry
Would at its own crimes be affrighted. = -
So here's to "our round table" sayi
For at eve. and at noon, and at morning,
We've wakened the gay and light jestins,
All trouble and care ever scorning.
At morning, at noon, and at night.
While in life with fond mem'rie We daily.
All! then we'll revert to the moments
Passed At ''our round table" at Bailey"
IxOAH.
RIuuv Epprycs AIA Sent 1911
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New Houses for Sale or Beat.
New houses for sale Or rent in South Co
lumbia. }. b. SfIHL1.
Iulv e.
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We are under obligations to our
friend, Mr.. GENNET, for a copy Of the
Greeley Tribune, published at Greeley,
Colorado.
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TIE COMBINED
FLATAND ELUTTN0 IRON

ran now actually ssllins the bsst ylatino
and Plat Iron Combined ever knswns tof on
IT FLUTES DRESS GOODS
Bousliy ,w we'll - Linen Fabrics, and u r.
= TirTt-Clsn fiutse, but D Polishtns Irons
Alone worth The money. Sold n ,c,o.v
At Msst!n 4 i,jctard's. whois:s!s 9tce:ss
April H-Iy. CoInAesss 1sae'
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A FALSE rumor WAS circulated q fe

A FALSE rumor was circulated a few
days since, that our fellow-citizen, Mr..
JAMES ANDREWS, who is travelling in
Europe, had been arrested in Ireland.
The rumor probably arose from the fol-
lowing circumstance, which we have
from reliable. source. Mr.. ANDREWS
went to church one Sunday, and the
preacher spoke of the Southern States
Of America in manner SO false
and malignant, that Mr.. A. rose to his
feet and pronounced it untrue. After
service he met the preacher at the door
of the church, and denounced his state
ments as untrue, and him as .falsi6er.
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Notice.

Persons wanting lumber Of any and oil do
scriptions, well seasoned. can get 1t ut lowest
market prices Of Daniel Lcibhart. on The
Booker Farm" near Cross Bridges. All or
ders promptly filed. Reference-Col. John
W. Dunnington. Columbia aus4. I'm.
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The Henryville Bridge, across the
Buffalo River, will soon be completed.
The turnpike is said to be very rough
througat h thcountry. fir
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Ioues, Academy.

Jones AcadeTuy. .
The next annual session of Jones' Acade-
my will begin on the fourth Monday t26th)
Of August. Prof. F. Hers VIII continue TO
have charge Of the music department.
Iulv 21-ff
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histmas IL Coming and 20 II Clin

sheppard. .,...
This Is the second notice to our customers,
and the third one win be In Clint Shepperds
hands. unless those indebted TO rs comes
forward by the first day of September next
and settle their Indebtedness to rs.
Aug Is - LIPsCoMB BROS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

IS New Goods.
WILLIAMS & TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they are recoiving the
largest and best stock Of Clothing. Cloths,
Cassimers, Vsstings, and gents furniahins
goods ever brought to this market, which
they win sell ct reasonable prices for cab,
or to prompt customers on short time. All
accountsmade with Us are due when called
for, unleeaaby special contract.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-22

Youths and Bsys' Clothiss.
Wears receiving splendid assortment d
Youths and Boys' Clothing. Call and ~
us before yec buy for your boys.
Sept. Is 81 :J1s,N WILLIAMS 4 TYLln.
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Die M0denWelt.

This great and unrivHlled Fashion
Magazine for September is Q superb
number. 1t is the pet of the civilized
world, and has no equal as an illustrated
fashion paper for dress making and mill
inery. No fashionable dress maker can
keep up with the styles without it. 1t
is published by s. T. TAYLOR, 39l Canal
st., New York for s. year, or IS cents
copy. ...... .--...-.
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ClockD.
A large variety Of clocks Just received and
for sale at lower prices than ever before Of
cred in this market, and warranted By,
sept8-lt j. H. JAMES.
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Poplar Shingles.
10000 yellow poplar shingles for sale si
% per thousand. Apply TO J. r. hoC1el.
land. 80 @i''
July N-tf. ..-# rHt
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We understand that we are to have
some fast trotting at our coming Fair.
Among those already mentioned and
sure to be here, are "Idol," the property
of DR.. w. A. CHEATHAM, OF Davidson
county; "Black Prince" property OF
KEEsEE, ovERToN, & Co.; bay Wood
ford" property Of FLouRNoY, CLARK,
& Co., of Giles county; "Rattler," the
property of Capt. THos. GIBSON, of Mau.
ry, and some very noted horses from
kentucky. So to lovers of fast trotting
horses we can promise some nice sport.
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Ruy ~Caah

. 0uy IOf Ao0Ds 81.
And save q Per cent, which you can do In
Boots. Shoes and Hats ct 6heegog q Sons.
Sept. a. i''' Hi'i.i' q
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= ~ - 10 V1eSpSS -II =
; Go 70 shesgog Bon II goa xant goo
pair Of Boots or Shoes at lower price fo
cash than can b bought In any other par
q the State. tSept. n.
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TAKE your wife and five children to
the Fair next week. ...- q.
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= Dr. JosRYHP p. HHRKDoH e now at hi
''post, /" having jussa arrived from the springs
strengthened 70 thAths can '.pul" - many
tssth Is you have got in your mouth, -oa
any other nan, and @Al' the balance. :. y
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CITY ITEMS.
. W. PHILIrs.

For Rent.
Three New Dwelling Houses, suitable for
small families.
6. W. PBIIrs.
ANDREWS, MArEs, & Co.. offer hardware
cutlery, and everything else in their line al
terms as low, if not lower, than they were
ever offered in this market. - ~
Cunx
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Best Kentucky Jeans very cheap, ut II. Jo-
seph'e. ..... 4sr.f (Sept. 2.-aw.
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M. Joseph has gre at bargains in Dress Good
Ganf % Dim
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For Sale.
For Sale OF

For Sale.
100000 shingles, at 800 thousand.
July Q-m3 ]. b. STEELE.
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For Rent.
A nne dwelling house, South Columbia;
six rooms; very fine water.
g w 2TpEfR
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LEw1sBURG. Sent. 18th. 1871

LEwIsBURG, Sept, 18th, 1871. .
CAPT. 8. w. STEELE, DEAR RIVE
are going to have q grand Rally at Pc
tersburg, Lincoln county, October srd,
on the subject Of a Railroad from Co
lumbia to Fayetteville.
The Committee Of Arrangements have
requested me to invite you to be present
and corporate with us. I hope you
may find It convenient to attend. Let
me hear from you at an early day.
Address ME at Petersburg.
Yours, &c. AR,
JACOB GILLEspIE.
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Ready Made Clothins for mere song. d II
Joseph's. al;t.ri =, 5..,. = eept 2.-2m.
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Young Debatins Society.

After a recess otsmany months, the Y.
D. 8. met ON the 18th inst, hy consenk.
Present, Messrs. #. II. Smith, 6. q
NICHOLSON, A. II. Known, IL, md h
T. GORDON. Aquestion was chosen and
Monday night, the 18th inst, was So
lectted for the discussion, sfter which
the society adjourned. On Monday
night the Society convened IN regular
meeting, Mr.. ALHxANDKn t9isiding.
After spirited debate of the question,
Resolved, That the National Capitol
should be removed to st. >Louis within
the next ten years." which was decided
in the negative, the Society proceeded to
the election Of officers, with the follow
ing result: C. L. GORDON, President; II.
T. GORDON, Vice President A. II.
Brown, Jr, Secretary F. h. SN1TH,
Treasurer, and C. o. NICHOLSON, Libra
rian. The next question for the 25th
inst, is, (which has caused more evil
in the world, false systems Of govern
ment or false systems Of religion ,
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Celumbi. and Fayetteville Railrea,

Columbia and Fayetteville Railread.
Below we print letter from JACOB
GILLESPIE, of Petersburg, Lincoln coun.
ty, Tenn, addressed to Capt. 8. w,
STEELE, in reference to Railroad from
Columbia to Fayetteville. We hope that
Capt. SrEELEwil attend, and that the cit
izens Of Columbia will feel it to their in.
terest to give some attention to the sub
ject, as the people Of Lincoln county are
going at the business right. Her lead
ing men have manifested a strong desire
to connect themselves with Nashville
via Lewisburg and Columbia. Let
Maury county be represented at the
Rally on October 3rd at Petersburg.
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Eclectic Maga.ine.


The Eclectic for September is just out,
and presents us q very striking portrait
of Max Muller, the distinguished lin
gsist and scholar. These portraits, one
of which embellishes each number, are
special feature OF the Eclectic; and, in
asmueh as the subject is always some
man Of wide general reputation, they
add very materially to the value of the
Magazine. They arc taken from the
best pictures, and are engraved on steel
in the best style of Zine engravings."
The tabla'of contents this month is un-
usually interesting, and includes
"Qkdrles Dickens, a most valuable and
Suggestive essay; a History of the Com
n,une of Paris; The Tasmaniar Devil;
Two Nights in q French Prison During
the Civil War; The Literary Life; M,h.
-ael angelo and HIS Art; Marat ond
Charlotte Corday; The Planet of Love;
Teeth; continuation of Patty, and a
capital short story called Under the
Mountains" Besides these there are
other articles and the usual copious edi-
torial miscellany. s..
Published by E. F. PRLToN, los Full
ton ST., New York. Price $500 per
peryear; Two copies 80; single numbers
As cents. 50 .s.s-t 70. e.
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Get your Boots and Shoes at n. Joseph's.
! Sept. 2-2m.- ..5.- 80 o. 80 fsz
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NOTICE

TO HUNTERS AND TRBSsPASSERs.
The undersigned do hereby warn oil persons
ne 10 hunt or otherwise tfespass upon she'r
Or smises. All Offenders VIII D. Prceece~o !"
he te1tent of the law. .v
r d Lockridgs, John Miller
p ANaKay. James K Polk,
EP Ain. @ B and b Hsdlsy,
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