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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-22

LITERARY CrRIosIry-The following
Is d copy of an excuse handed .n t5 8
school master for the non-a,-eul1ucs 81
one of his scholars;
ceptathomet0goataturia-
If our readers can make cat o. S1lve
the above without having e iahei.ei- ve
give up n once that thew are more are at
such things than our humble selves au1
for fear that there nav b. some whe
would not understand i without explzla-
ton. we subioin the following.
.'KeEt a. home Co 60 G tzlErizs-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
$50 Reward.

STOLEN from The Subscriber, at his
~ residence in Hamburg, on the night of
the 23rd inst. one Drap Cloth Over Coat,
nearly new, facing of Drab Circassian.
edged round with Silk binding; pockets
in the skirt, under the flap; buttons OF
twisted silk; dark Figured silk sleeve lin
ing, skirt little stained.
One Fine Gold Lever Watch. name
(James Hubbard.) in full engraved OIL the
back Of outside case. Golt. Kew, side
ring broken, lied TO Watch with ribbon.
With it was taken small Mahogany
Watch Case, lined with purple velvet.
One Bead Purse with some Sl7 in
change, purse marked in gold heads, Sa-
rah Phelps. With these. several articles
Of less value, say pair elastic Suspen-
dcrs: pair twilled cotton Drawers. and
| pair long white cotton Stockins, the TWO
last has the name marked on them in full.
The above reward will be given for the
apprehension of the thief and propert,
stolen, or liberal reward for either, or for
any information that may lead 10 his de-
lection, or the recovery of the property.
JAMES HUBBARD,
Hamburg, S. c.. Oct. "a. 1910 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Resumption Of specie paymenis.-The
Phiadel phia National Ga-etfe oflast Sat
ur,lav, good authority, says: "lt is now
asccrtained. and we slate the fact with
great pleasure, that the arrangements a.
rnons til" Banks of philadelphia, for gen
cral resumption of specie payments on The
18th Of January next, (the day designated
by the Legisialnre,l are in progress. and
will without any doubt, be consumma;ed
in The course of a few days"
The Philadelphia Ledger, says: I'm
corrohoration of This last declaration, it is
sail that The United States Bank has sub
mlied a statement fits resources to the
leaning hanks, and that they have express
scd themselves satisfied ofits sovency and
ultimate ability 10 liquidatc all i, its liabli-
lies"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
AUGUSTA, Oct. %.

AUGUSTA, Oct. %.
Cotton There has heen good enquiry for
cotton during the week. nnd prices remain
much the same as last noticed. The receipts
have bcen fair, and beginning to increase. and
nearly all that has reached the market has been
sold on arrival from Otiwasons, nt prices rang
ing from ato cents-principal sales at 81 9
cents. for fair to fully fiir. The stock on hand
is light for the season of the year. and if our
river continues in its present condition for any
length of time, it will he still further reduced,
unless the article comes in more freely. The
quality Of the new cotton now coming to mar
ket may be classed as fair to fully fair-,he stu
pie good, and color improving. The recent
favorable weather WILL no doubt, add not only
to the appearance hut to the quantity of the pre-
sent crop. We quote as the extremes Of the
market for old and new7 8 cents, with the re.
mark that 10, Of choice, if OIL the market, would
readily bring cts, more.
Groceries.-In the grocery market, we have
no change to notice in prices, and there is no
scarcity of any article that we hear Of.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Columbia College, N. Y.-At the annu-
al commencement oflhis institution, on the
9th inst. the honorary degree Of Master of
Arts was conferred on William Hawk
sworlh, A. B., Of Trinity College, Dublin,
aud Professor of Languages in the College
Of Charleston, S. c.; the honorary degree
ofDoctor in Divinity on the Rev. Stephen
Elliott, Bishop elect of the Protestant E.
piscopal Church in the diocease of Geor-
gia and the Rev. John Watson Adams,
Pastor ofthe Presbyterian Church in Sy-
racuse, N. Y: and the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws On Abraham Bruyn Has.
brouck, President Of Rutgers College, N.
j.; Hugh S Leeare. Esq. Of Charleston,
S. c.; and William H. Prescott, ESQ.,, of
Bo5ton.--Char. Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

from Liverpool received, up to the 4,h int.
will not vary the prices in our market ve-
ry much, as we expected decline belor'
hand, and therefore have sustained oui
calculations. A considerable quantity o!
cnron came into lnorketthe last three days.
and we look for heavy arrivals for some
time 10 come.
We are under the impression. that if the
smoke would blow of, occasioned by war
reports, our cotton market would receive q
SPUR from the orher side of The Atlantic,
and run up cent or TWO Immediately
But as affairs now stand, we cannon expect
the market 10 raise abuve The present quo
lation, unless the banks would resume, and
establish uniform currency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
PUBLIC SALE
of Land and NeCrSscs

NN7ILL be sold at the house OF the s:..,:: ii.
Wv ber, on Friday before the Bird .>iln, !.
in November next (bcing the 20lh,) two Ii ''s
of land adjoining d. y. Bruison, FrrT-,-
Wood, VIM. Brunson. Esq, and II. Dunlona q.
others, it also takes in the Cross Roads L.ad.
ing from Edgefcld Court House to ibbevllii..
nine miles from The formerpIace. tits as encc
as any stand in the up-cuuntry, for a Puii'ic
House, or Store. The above tracts will Le
sold on credit Of one and two years. Thc
purchasers giving Nutc and two approved SECS;
rites
Also, at the same time and place, will be 81:
six hundred bushels of Corn, a quantity Of Fo;.
\der, three Negroes, three Horses. one OK ca:..
two oxells, one horse cart, fifty head of cattle.
Hogs, Sheep &c. and many other articles TO-
tedious TO mention. Terms, for the Negroes
Produce. &c. made known on the day oi s;'.:
The above property is sod for division
CHARLES PRICE.
JOHN PRICE.
Oct II, l240 g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Tirginia.-We have been amused as
well us disguised at the cxrravaeant esli-
mates made Ivy the Richmond Whis, and
its coleric uf calculating Electors, &c. &c.
More than 1000 majority for VIM. II. Har-
rison in Virginia! Never. We have ta-
ken lis various items, aud find them utter
ly ridiculous. We have taken :"e several
estimates which have been made by both
parties, aud with The additional lights we
have received from most intelligent cili-
zen, who is as well informed about Wcs-
tern Virginia as any man in he State, and
with the assistance Of Il most experienced
arirhmelician of our own City, we have
found that Mr.. Van Buren, will carry the
State by more than five thousand. Whe,h-
erolher States arc true TO their principles
or not, the Virginians will be true 10 theirs.
-RichmOnd Eng.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

american Claims on Foreign Gouern
ments.-We are happy TO learn, by advces
from Valparaiso, says the Washington
Globe of the Cd instant, that our Charge
d'Alfairs has sLcceededin obtaining from
the Chilian Government indemnity for the
seizures of American property by Lord
Corhrane, when in The service of that
power. aud that there is a reasonable
prospecr of an early liquidation oflhe 9th
er American claims. This is another
proof that the eye and the arm of a Re-
publican Administration are every where
extended and cxerted for the protection or
vindication of American rishts.--Charles
ton Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
PILATKA, (Fa.) Oct. IL.

Indian Fight.-The ST, Louis Republi-
can of the Sthiust. says: steamboat Nal
ia, arrived yesterday from Bellevue on
the Missouri, brings intelligence Of a battle
that had taken place between asmall par
ty of Sioux aud about $50 Po,tawatomies,
the news of which came in while the boat
Law a, Bellevue. There were one ST ioux
and two Pottowatomies killed, When The
larler danced 1.-THE seal dance" for three
successive days over the dissected Sioux
whom they had literally QUITO pieces"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
DISSOLUTION.

"HE coparlnership heretofore existing tc
IL tween Mitchell & Ransom. dissolved =
lst inst. by mutual Consent. g. w. Mitt'
is duly authorised to settle the business Ct i..
late firm; all persons ndrbt d TO us will M. /,
immediate payment to Geo w. Mitchell.
cepting those who will be otherwise no,;''
and those having claims against the 6nn -.
present them to G. w. Mitchell for liquia 40.
GEO. w. MITCH. :.:..
Nj. A. RANSOM.
Oct. d -
p S.-Geo. w. Mitchell may be rn ..
his store d miles above CairoP0st Ofiic" u:=,
the line of Etgetieh aud Abbevie Dl... e..
The Edge6eId Advertiser will give the an
four insertions and forward their bill to G *
NJ. for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
In the Court of Ordinary.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Wiiey d. Mounce, applicant, J

William Mounce etal., Defendants.
TT Appearing 10 my satisfaction, that
IL Michael Lewis and wife Nancy. VIII:
D. Mounce and Alfred Mounce, defenhaa:-
in the above stated case, reside wi'hn,.
the limits ofth;s State. II is therefor,
dered, that they do appear aud obi ject t" =.
division, or sale Of :he real estate OF Ma:
Mounce, deceased. on or before the ! lj,r
day of January next. 1911. or their cons:
to The same will be entered of reco.
OLIVER TOWLES. O. L.
Oct. 16, 1910 ~ =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
HAMBURG, Oct. "a.

The notice which we gave on Saturday
last, of The cotton market. left it rather in
n dull situation and with n downward teu
dercv. Prices ranged at that time from 7
10 8 cts. Since then the laneuor has some
what subsidized and although prices are but
u shade higher, there appears to be more
activity in the market, and buyers freely
meet the quantity arriving n 7ro9l- cts,
and for choice brands 8 3.8 cets., could be
obtained by the plap,ers. The accounts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
STOLE

EROM the subscriber ON t. nsn. a.. -
IL 9TH inst. a BAY MARE. a.. ::.!.. .
high, marked as follows: rigi,; s:.n' to .
as far up as foot lock- her neck o. -..,t -.
has white spot of hairs, supp.s.- :. ..ia-
eG by bruse; trots very fast, ana ~ . 4. -.
away was in good order.
A reward Of FIFTY DOLLAES wi. n
given for the thierand mare, SD tEathn may .
brought 10 justice with proof to convict; ::
any information respecting The mare auEc u:
be thankfully received, and all reasonable cvsts
paid by the subscriber.
WILLIAM CROZIER.
Oct. 12. C ~
The Edsefeld Advertiser will copy the >
times and forward their bill for payrucnt.
w. G..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

The news by the British Steamers indi-
Gates great stride in the European pow
ers towards general war-still thai event
is no, inevitable. The Pacha of Egpyt
may submit. or The French may deem it
prude not to espouse his quarrel. The
greatest danger is from RusSa-if her ar
mics once penetrate into Asia Minor, they
will be very slow in finding their way back.
Char. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Receipts for Subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receip'
from the following persons, to the time pu
downt to their respective names:
Nat. Corley. Feb. s. le4l.
Capt. ]. B. Smith, Feb. 8. 1s4I.
A. T. Traylor Oct. 10, 1871.
T. Hil Feb. Is4l.
]. P. Barker, Oct. 10. 1s4I.
Robt. Brooks, March Ia, ls4l.
BENZ. Richardson, Feb. 8, 1a41.
Joseph Rearden, Feb. 8. 1912.
Thos. Nichols, June2. IA4l.
NJ. F. Pope. Feb 26. 1s41.
Jos. Wise, Jan. 9, 1s40
A. Delaughter. Feb 8. IS41.
Jos. Collier, Aug. 12, 154l.
VIM. Andrews, Feb. 8. I541.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Upon these assurances, both written and
verbal, did conseut TO the withdrawal OF
nv article; and at The special instance OF
Col. Hampton prepared written consent.
which placed in his hands about hall
past o'clock, saying that IL trusted it to
him. MOTTO go out Of his possession, nor a
copy of it 10 be taken for any purpose;
.'lIlat nv act of withdrawal was voluntary
and al the special instance of The board,
and that while was willing that Mr.. w.
should he informed Of my withdrawal
would not consent to recognize him as {,
party to the transaction" In few min
utes after my delivering Of The paper to
Col Hampton, appeared at the table OF
the board, and after receiving their con-
gralulations upon the adjustment between
Mr. Wl.fnll and Mr.. Brooks, took leave
oflhrm precisely n twelve O'clock. Now
| ask at what time was Captain Gregg
note delivered to the bnardl Was il on
the 2S,h when MIR, Winfall first saw the
written adjustment? Could it have been
delivered a, any time before | O'Clock ol
the 29lh, at which time received the
written statement of the board to the con-
tary! Could he have made the de-
mand before Col. EIamp,on's assurances
TO me, or anterior TO my last interview
with the board. presume no one will
suspect Col. Hampton or the board Of un-
fair dealing. When then was it delivered!
1t may now be perceived how utterly uu.
warranted by the facts, is the impress
sion attempted TO be produced by Mr..
Wigfall, that my article of the 29lh June
was with drawn in consequence OF his re.
quiriug it. The public may now appre.
ciate the motives and feelings by which
/ was prompted to yield, at The solicitations
of the hoard, my consent to the with
drawal of that publication. They must
see tn ,tit had no connection with. or hear
ing. or i fluence, upon The adjustment o
the affair of honor between the young
Gentlemen, but on The contrary that it was
given after rha, affair was settled. If Mr.
WigfaIl accepts my withdrawal Upon the
terms, upon which it was made, he is
welcome to it. When look hack 10 The
circumstance that occurred on III" Goth
ofJny last, and the emotions which they
created, | have no cause 10 regret my
course. II however Mr.. WiefalI repuli-
alcs tho terms of my withdrawal and at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

The wav vegetables grow in the rich
prairie lands of the West is caution to
snall farmers. A Man in Dabugue, Iowa
Territory, recently raised a tomato I5 in
ches in girlh, and weiehinga pound and
three quarters. A few such "tnmatoes"
as this, as the market women call them,
would uonopoIise an Atlantic garden.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Notice.

TENHE Subscriber has disposed his S''ti: &
Ill Goods. and lakes much pleasure il a.
commenting to his old dCustoIners. and az c;"ar'.
his successors, Alessrs, Dowd 6. Meic- Ia,
will transact business on the true plan, ''',,ic'i
i'll had Of pursued. would have saved NJ -:
troble ofnoo caliingtoudiy on all old frie.j..
come forward, and pay up. Ifthey do it, ri;
if not. cost must come.
C. A. DOV -
Oct. 90. 1910 If s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Land for Sale.

II OFFER at private sale two hundre
IL thirty eight acres of land adjoinir. ~,
DR.. John Logan. and the Rocky Cree,
three mics from this place. about ni''.f.
of is in cultivation. the balape !, tn. ..
land, and IS of goGd quality for ics c,i,, -
cotton or provisions.
JOHN a;c,.: =, :.
Greenwood Oct Q, 1StG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Matthew Gray,
Mortgage.
Matthew GRAY,

Johnson Sales.
PY an Order from The Court of Com
I'D mon Pleas, in the above stated case,
| shall proceed to sell in The Town of Ham
burg, on Wednesday The 18th of Novem-
her next, one House and Lot in said Town,
known in The plan of said town as Lot
No IL, bounded North by Mercer street,
South by Marker street, and East by Lot
No II. lU be sold on credit of three
months. The lilies TO lie signed, but not
delivered until the purchase money he
paid, according TO The terms of sale; and
if the amount Of the purchase money be
NOT paid when due, the property will he re-
sold on account Of the former purchaser.
for cash. Cost and Sheriff's commissions
10 he paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. d.
Oct "a, 1910 So 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Mr.. Editor.

SIn-IIuavoilable circumstances pre-
vent my replying in the present number oil
your PAPER, to the publication of Colonel
Wigfall. As soon rs shall have collected
The requisite materials, | shall appear be-
fore the public; uutil which time, | beg
that they will suspend lheirjndg"men'.
PRESTON S. BROOKS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Dinner 10 Gen. McDgGe.-Agrcably to
the invitation given and accepted, ns men
toned in our last, this highly respected
aud distinguished stnIcsman aud pnlriot
arrived in Columbia IN Monday lasI, aud
took lodgings at Mayhin's lluIc; and the
Dinner is to take place at the Circus, This
day. "rhc public generally, without dis
,incliun Of purIies.' have been "invitrtl 10
attend" aud the hour of meeting will be
10 O'clock A. NJ From The deep and
general Interest evidently manifested in
the cvrnl. ii large and highly respectable
concoursc Of persons will no doubt be pre-.
sent.
We are pleased 10 state, what will be
gralir ryins To the people generally of South
Carolina, whojusIy hold him in so high
and allcclionale regard. rha, Gen. McDuf-
fie's health has greatly improved, and aP-
pears to he much better lllan for several
years pasl.-Soulh Carolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

,empts to place it upon other grounds, L
here announce TO him, that he must regard
that withdrawal, as having never oeen
made. | am utterly opposed to all News
paper controversies. of a personal charac-
Ter, g. have no respect for "A reputation ac-
quired in that mode. am persuaded that
the community can feel no interest IN any
controversy between rwo persons, not more
Distinguished than Mr.. Wiglall and my
self: | wnuid therefore, ask ofthat gentle
man, that when he and | are 10 have amy
passages hereafter, they may be had aud
settled face to face, and eye 10 eye.
WHITFIELD BROOKS.
Oct. &c, 1910.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

The New York Herald states that the
Wings, The Democrats aud the Abolition
isis have nominated seperate tickets for
Congress, the Legislature, &c., in New
York city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Spurious BiHs.-The Charleston Cou-
rier says, that spurious bills, of the denomi-
nation Of Five Dollars, Camden Bank,
are in circulation. The plate appears 10
he genuine, but the signatures are fictitious.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

THE Friends of Major John Quattle-
Il bum, announce him as a Candidate
for Tax Collector.
Oct. 26, 1910 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
OBITUARY..
" DEATH has been busy at his appointed ,rork.'

another Revolutionary Patriot gone.
Died on The 14th inst at his residence in this
District Drury Hearn, in The s5tI year of his
age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29

Ny recollection of the incidents connec-
led with the adjustment of The difficulty
between Mr.. P. S. Brooks and Mr.. L. Il.
Wisfall, corresponds exactly with the fore-
going statement Of MIR. Whit. Brooks
B. NJ. BLOCKER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
VIRGINIA NEGROES,
For Sale
by. n. GOLDSMITH. Aaer

BY. L. GOLDSMITH, Agent.
Center Street Hamburg; S. C.
Oct. 10, lS40. d 80
The Edgefeld Adyeriscr-and the Augusta
Constitutionust, (weelly) will publish the a
bove for one month, and send their accounts to
this Office for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
Negro Shoes.

II Have on hand about FIVE hundred pair Of
IL home made Negro Shoes, oftLe best quail.
ty which will sell low to persons who will
tuke several pair. B. A. WALLACE.
Edgetield G. II. Oct, 26, 1910 SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
SAVANNAH, Oct. 81.


Later and Important from Florida
We have received from a friend in Florida.
the following important information in re-
latiun to the Florida war. From The
source itcomes, it may be relied on as cor
rect. IL was brought by the steamer
Charleston, which arrived at this port last
evening:-Republican.
PrLATKA, (Fa.) Oct. IL.
Gen. ArmisIead has suspended active
operations forlhe present, in consequence
OF an agreement between him and the
Seminole Chief, to hold "talk" on the
20lh instant at which lime the chief says
he is willing 10 make treaty Of peace,
which he says shall not be "spoiled' as
the other treaties have been. No one
here has any confidence in him or his trea-
ties. yet you know Heaven is always bet
ter to US than our fears, and some good
may grow out Of it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
HYMENEAL
9 The siikcn tie that binds t,0o ,oilling hearts
MARRIED,

On the 22nd inst, by the Rev. D. D.
Brunson, Mr.. John Adams, 10 Miss Mar
tha A., eldest daughter of Mr.. Sampson
Sullivan, all of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-29
KEEP THE AIR SWEET.

At Ibis season of The year, when Vese-
taion and other decomposition is going
rapidly on, take as much pains to keep the
air sweet about your premises as you
would to keep your houses clean. For
surely the impurities that enIer the sys'
len, through the respiratory organs are as
pestieuiial as mere dirt that may adhere
externally.
In the first place, be careful to bury
deep in The earth all putrid animals or
meats. The soil will absorb the offensive
efEluvia and thus acquire richness, whilst
noxious influences are withheld from The
atmosphere. To your sink drains, that
NAV not be often conveniently dug anu
clraned out, and also TO The hog yard aud
another place, more frequent applIca-
tions of quick lime, or, what is better
chloride of lime. This will absorbe,
measuraby, the had odors, aud leave The
atmosphere unlainted. Then 60 into
your cellar and hunt out every vegetable
that is 'lecomposing, aud remove it 10 the
hos yard, make the cellar as clean as pos
sible. and apply 10 the walls aud ceiling a
good coat of while wash. Nothing is a
surpr case of cholera morhus, dysenlery,
and nlhcr complaints, than an impure eel
lar under the house YOU live in. See to
it. that you have the air in thai as clean
aud sweet as in your parlor. Ii You took
the precaulon last winter, TO deposiIe a
large mass of thick ice in cavity, or 9th
erplace in The cellar, you will now real
ize The benefit Of it; not only as an excel
lent affair for keeping meats, butter and
milk sweet for long time, but as prevent
ing decomposition in the cellar, and fur
nishing a cool air, which, as it ascends
through The crevices of the floor, will keep
your room cool.
White wash should also be well applied
10 your room ceilings, and to all your out
houses.
A person who takes these laudablc pre-
cautions to preserve the air free in and
about his premises, and who raises his
windows before the morning sun appears,
to venliate his house well with clear and
conl air, will stand good chance TO avoid
The summer complaints which are often
su fatal in families, and save himself a doc
tors bill and what is Of infinitely more
consequence; perhaps may save the lives
ofihe cherished menhrrs Of his huusc-
hulL.-Muinc CuiiiraiOr.