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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-06

SINCE the first of June, wheat has
advanced thirty-three cents in the
Chicago market. If the reports at hand
arereliable, the wheat crop of Europe
will be almost an entire failure, and
consequently the demand upon our
products will be unprecedented. This
will ensure the producer good paying
prices for the products of his farm fol-
at least year to come. While Great
Britain and the continent may suffer,
the people of America will be greatly
benefited. Just when the advance in
prices will cease it would be hazardous
TO predict,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-06
THE GRAVES VOICES.

Sunk as In dreams, and lost in anxious thought
My footsteps brought me to this lonely spot.
To whom belongs the field ? this iowery bed
Sc The dead
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A POllSyill e Revelation.

They are somewhat troul,led over cismai
omen at Fou-villr, Pennsylvania. Cne oi
the solid Tcn of that town. a man win
weil'baianced intellect and no nonsense aiHu'
him, went into a place called the Union sa.
loon the other lay and called for P'sfe o'
raw oysters. The delicious shel!fish wore
placed before him, and equipped win "'S
and vinegar and pepper "nd SALT he oesan
lurch which Epicurus might have eh''e''
since We have reason TO believe tfa' rpicIr"
didn't know the quality Of an Oyster. The
PousyiIlcan engaged in his rei'ast ana enjoyed
himself immensely. as. one by one, the hi
valves disappeared before hi, onslaught, until
he rearI,eda particular oyster. Then the
h cir of the sturdy cit zen stood on end, aud
,hc line of his rnd iy face changed to a gliast.
liz paIIm. There was reason for his terror,
for the oyster before him was such as never
man saw before; there as plainly and dis.
trctIy MS if draw by the pencil OF Dor-,
were the head and breast OF a woman. No
vague resemblance, but Il striking portrait Of
a beautiful woman appeared To the startled
gaze Of the man. who felt himself almost a
He called attention To the wond Z,
md the oyster was put in ice and frozen. On
The next day the cirIZeis came TO see the
wonder, but they saw new one. The oys-
Ter had somewhat tiawcd, and there glored
a, them female CORPSE, the skin Of the oys
Ter seeming to serve the purpose Of a shroud
The mouth was open aud distorted the eyes
were starting in rhaslly way. aud there was
like direful significance in the
look Of the lonesome thing. The re>em-
blame 10 a " tman is Zone now fnr: the
OYSTER, but Pousville is not at peace. II is
he opinion Of the oldest inhabitants that if
that mysterious oyster didn't porend some
kind OF calarniiy, then there nothing in signs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06
Coal and Coal Scullles.

II is stated by New York journal ,ha,
"conl is firm" My experience qualitie. me
for confirming this. Coal is remarkably firm,
and awful lumIy humry. The state Of my
costume allowed me tn Judge OF all the points
in that coal. They were all iirm-tirmer
than anything else ever "a, Oh. If did
not get up as rapidly as ! sat down, then |
failed to accomplish design suddenly formed
when the coal first came in coii.iun win me:
and when ] was up kikrd the scu,ile wild.
ly in the dark. A coal scu,tIe carnot be
kicked in the dark with safety to ANYTHING
except the .cuitle. The bail Of that pariicu-
lar scutlle twisted between two Of my toes,
and the scnttle tipped over and raped itself
against my shiAs, while the coal flew all over
the premises, with variety Of noises that
were perfectly appalling. After that j, did
mt seem safe To move, aud while Maria was
humping annnd the Der, ronm af'er matches,
! leaned against the side IF the room, aud
made series of explanatory observations
that woke up children all over the ward.
Almost anyone in this country is br,ter quail
lied now for sitting on jury than am. In
deed, it is very painful TOR me to sit on any.
thing-hOme SemtiJ,ei.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY,

JHs: Published, an Il Sealed Enre,oye Prie.
SIR rcpts
A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. and
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and lupcdiments To Marriage generally
Piles. CONSUMPTION. Epilepsy, and Fits (;
Mental and Physical lnrapacty, &c,-By
ROBERT J. CULvERWELL, Nj. D.. author
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The world-rcnowned author. in ,hi. admir-.
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ais pointing out a modes of cure at once Ger.
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10 matter what his condition may be, may
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This Lecture will prove boon TO thousands
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps Also, DR.. Sill.bees Remedy for
Piles. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers.
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A FOrcigner.

This Teller seems to have s'raye,i from
ho'ne," said Biiah as he brought out tall,
dark-crmplexiohed man.
''Can YOU speak English:" inquired the
court
"E' proprio dc persona. mar criatlas ell
ofenderse de cualqnier cosa, answered the
prisoner.
That's Dutch, said Bijah.
"French," said the clerk.
10 away-'ha,s Spanish" added his
Honor. Now. then. hear me rattle of hi,
own lingo to him. Nowsir wnso you drnnku T.
"Son ,oslos bien a.mados han sa!iho con
una determination" was the reply, aecompa.
MED by shake Of the head.
"Cantu. you understands me ?, ASKED hi.
Honor.
I'll diablo debe haber si,lo arquitec,o fccun.
10 de ialento,' said the man.
"Wiilo you ever geto drunko and nero =
shouted the court.
The prisoner put on his hat. looked nm q,
the clock and deliberately walked on, of doors.
while Bijah sLulked into the corridor. ca,
down on the woodLox AMI laughed until the
court ordered the .erQpn, to 70 in and see
what prisoner that was choking 10 tearb.-
Ceiroa Free Pres.
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onr Duty n Citizens.

Governor L-;slie. Of Kentucky, in his pro-.
lasnasisso concerning law lrssnrss in that State
makes some vc,nasks ca,ccsning tie duty Of
cisissns sha. an equally appropriate in ills
eortina. We annex them;
Tb~ autlsosit~s seem too oilen to forget that
~ whole power u the country IL by law
psarss, IN their hands, aud that on them. AID
,soa On the Ssxte executive. rests the first and
chief responsibility :'s the repression and
punishment OF cr',nes committed within their
jesisdicsion. No authority OF power however
great cat sct 20 efficiently Tor the conservation
q order and the yin,li,iou of violated law in
any community 4. that which reside. in the
eommuuiiy Itself la the f,i,hful exercise o.
such authority inirHsseu by the citizens To the
o(licsss Of their Own selertion, and firmly
uProrsed by them. III l'e G'und under our
fhgsa Of government tie only reliable security
l6s The pesre uf sociesy and the rights Of the
cisiaens. The apathy, OF, in some cases, the
apparent sympathy f the citizens and the
nao1oes q their sworn siaiies by the loral
saahagiateA have bern mainly due 10 the dis
gsaaefal iRpuaisy Of offenders and the cor
segUesa iaesease Of swrh crimes.
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Lam Dur FIR. eide Friend.
ATIIOCGHT.

N e.sy Thing Tor the heart that is glad,
cav to n heart in its gloom,
thou gay like me; lid Thy SORROW depart,
And for happier guests make nrn;
Jake room Tor fni1r. ninth and song,
Let the bright rays Of joy shine in.
Cast care TO the winds. an our cheerful 'hrong
And the good work at one begin.
IT'S an easy thing for the nightingale,
To say TO the iwIttrrIng wren.
"Tune thy throat. little bird, and y,in with me
In a sony for the ear, of men.
Why warhle 50 sad in vour home obscure,
Wher the outside world is Say'
Cnrne join our song, you Il he happy, I'm sure,
Bid aJieu to thai nuurnful lay
All, the wren may sit by the nightingale,
And futter Us wings IN look gay,
But the very first uo'e which il tries to sing,
Its feelings ~ once will betray,
30 the can.worn heart may JOY put on,
But in masquerade twill lie.
And it joy, when the giddy guests are gone,
To be left TO its musings free.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

The rejection by the Senate Of the .rropo.i.
ton that the chief officers Of the H.,rict of
Co'nmh'a be elected Ivy the people mainly for
The reason that negroes constitute 80 large a
propor'Oh Of the voters. is commented ON BIZ
the New York Sun as follows:.
u universal suffrage, without regard TO race,
color or previous condition OF s~rvi,nele. is
proper in the States, it is proper in I'll. Dis
nict of Columbia.
The Grant Republicans VINO voted in tn.
negative proved themselves thereby to be ar.
rant hyPocri'es, ilv3 editor says:
ihry not only Iavor negro suffrage IN the
Old slavchol'ling States where the co!orrd
population is q large element, and in some
cases dominating Iower, but the, helm to
e"act the most arbitrary and most inianou,
laws TO enforce it by methods which Insult
'he-'shi'es aud en,Ianger tile liberties Of the
people.
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The Texas Pacific 10 20 over to
the Next SeHsion.

Unr press kilograms have furnished us with
IN Information Ia that effect, but the New
Orleans Times hasa Washington special OF
Tuesday, announcing that the Texas Pacific
railroad bill goes over to the next session.
1, says:
The lobby killed the Texas Pacific rnilroad
bill today. The Democratic members at
both Houses agreed in meeting on Friday
night. that they would not vu,e for the bill NJ
It stool that il was only scheme u benef,
Scott Democratic Senators say the mex,
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A SWARM OF BEES.

3 patient, 3 pra: erfuI. humble, b mild,
Il wise as Scion. b meek Ms child;
Il .,u,lio,,s. B th,rgh,ful, B loving, b kind,
b sure you make matter snhservirnt To mind;
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B aspiring, h humble, because thou art dust;
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B dependent, B Chrs,.i,ke, and you'll B secure.
Il but half AS perfect a. these lines suggest,
Aud here, and hereafter, Il on Il surely best.
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A deaf and dumb mendicnnt was .vt,,len.
" startled by the rule shouts Of some l,oys,
while walking down city street. and in
turning he slipped on Il lanana .kin and fell
he gave the iads severe lecture, much to
the enjoyment Of the blind be.gor IN the
corner, who saw the whole occurrence through
his green glasses, aud was much amused
thereat
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VICKSBURG FOUNDRY.
\ M. PAXTON 4 CO.,
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS

NIcKsBrRG, Miss
Manufacture and repair Steam Engines, Cir.
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we have on hand various sizes Of engines
OF our own make specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mill purposes, as well a.
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water Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings, Ca,
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First-class workmen furnished when re-
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1Hn ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR

EOR SALE: Three valuable tracts of
IL land, near Grard, Louisiana.
The undersigned has procured the agency
for the sale OF three tracts Of good wood land
near Girard. One place with leo acres. two
other places 100 acres each; one mile, one
and half. and two and half. from Girar,i
The leo tract will be- sold for S3,25 rer acre
for cash; the other AT 81. Ga per acre on one,
:wo and three years, note with mortgage re-
tanned. For further particulars, apply To
WILEY =. MANGHAM,
FEB. 9TH, II. R"yyill-, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

Tn, re is no reason why you shouldn't di'
continue your subscription to the Cincinna1
Times after r-ading this:
sOthers again whose snowy breasts
In native fullness swell,
So fearful that no eye may rest
Where those sweet hlivcks dwell,
Must wear their dresses hanging low
AdOwn their shoulders bare,
That every man who looks may know
There is no cotton there
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

Only n wonans inir a! Who has no, some
time in his life picked ,ucl, golden thread
rom his ICES, cuat collar, and felt his heart
beat quicker far Il! Or y"zed upon a tress
laid away in some nook aud not felt the in.
Thence OF tender memoirs! Onlya won,an's
hn"s Aud yet we do not like il in biscuit
Auburn Clipper.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

Half the misery II human life might be
ex''ngnished would men alleviate the general
curse they lie under by mutual office. Of com.
Passion benevoIence and humanity -.fddi
nm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

Ien Spinner is a patriarch 10 tie female
clerks Of the Treasury Department When
lie sits down beside one Of them in his tender.
fa'iery way, aud quotes Shelly and Byr IA,
her sadness immediately leave. her.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

When man gets swindlc,l by rs weas
""ntrivance % lottery il j. charitable 10 sup.
Pose he has pretty good 10, o'rye on the
brain.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

To obtain wealth il is not necessary ic spell
well. Josh Billings is worth S25G,OOO.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

IOA0 Acres Of handsome improve
lOVO ment on the pace. Near the
North Louisiana & Texas Rail Road, and in.
good range. For particulars apply a, this
office. If
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

The hest war--tle war against in,enpper-
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LYON SEWING MACHINE co

LYON SEWING MACHINE co .
: g: :: :: y
u = j
THE LYON SEWING MACHINE,
The "CONCUERER."
The above illustrations, though wi'hou,
stand, shows the wonderful >irnrIirIry ~ The
Lyon Sewing Wac h n e. tkp
"(ON0G EaSf.Hs." Mr. Lyon. the It,
ventor, was !or many wears the Pre- .i.cnr and
Manager Of the FINKLk h LY"N ). VI. C."
and hence eiryed tie l,i.--r facility fr tie.
s'u'v of the SEWING NACHIxs ARr. and '>
ada :.tari"n To- every variety Of scwinr nIanu-
iactare. both IN the FANNY and in the SHOP
and The Invention proves great success. 1t
ha> overcome the Jonr radical dc'sc:s ol Shut
tie Nachnrs, VIZ.
lst.-NASr q SPACE un"~r The ARM-nOt
room enough To- pass the work through.
2d.--Wa ant If dulabi ity--too much FRIc-
HON
81.
t'h.-Ton much JAR and mise.
No other Shuttle Machine has ever sue
cessfnl.y. overcome these rOur Great Detects.
Some Machines have overcome one defect
and some another, but no one Machine has
ever before overcome them ALL Hence We
know the machine HONESTLY eIceIs any
thing we have to contend with in the market,
and does thus so obviously az to Gu, short all
debate on the subject
We realize that these are Nrong assurances,
but We offer them without the least mi>giv-
ings. for We KNOW whereof We affirm.
We, therefore, offer the machine upon its
own merits. and if ii does not prove sarisfac-
tory, it can be returned any time within 60
days and money refunded.
Our LIsrPRICES will b. the anne a. other
First Class Machines, but IN neighborhuodS
where we have no .4gsn', special induce
ments will be offered. Each Machine j. sup
piled, without extra charge. with Hemmer,
Quilter, Guage Screw, Screw Driver, SIX
Bobbins One Dozen Needles. Oil Can filled
with Oil Belt and Instruction Book
For the accommodation of those who have
the Fnkle Il Lyon Machine, we shall keep a
supply of the PARTS and FINDINGS for
the F & l. Machine, and sl.all duly attend to
all repairs.
N. b. We shall appoint AGENTS with
crcluzire Territory for Towns or COun.
ties or States, and We hope 10 render
these agencies permanent by the LIBERAL in.
ducements we ofior and the intrinsic merits of
the machine. For further particulars, address
Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
20 East 18th ST., New York City.
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S. roS2O r x day. ss,: a:s "s x xa%'ss


pea pie ot h'in s''Aes. young and Old, make
more money al work for ms, in their own To-
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time. thar at any Thing else. We offer en-
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hours work. Full particulars. terms, &c
sent FREE. Send us your ai.Ir-ss ~ once
Don't delay. Now ~ the time Don't look
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TO THE COTTON PLANTERS
OF North Louisiana.

NltESBCHG is your Natural Eosf Con.
rcnicmi and .4oessibie Cotton Market.
Sales n,"de here will compare Most Faror.
atiy with NEW ORLEANS. often paying the
planter larger net profit.
We are prepared to make liberal advances
in CASH and SUPPLIES OH your consign.
nelI;s in hand.
We store in the Compress Cos Co,rmo
dious FIRE Poor WAREHOUSE
We soiici, yonr shipments and will strive
to please. LAMKIN h EGGLESTON.
Nrksburg, Miss. Sept Isl, 1874. #
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

nNE Halfinterest in a large body of land
" but will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
For particulars apply at this office IT,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

Cn00 Acres Of land sold to suit purcha-
-OOO sers. All in the woods. For
particulars apply at this office f.,
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