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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Chesss.--What effect has protection had
on III The American cheese 10 not as
cheap nor aS good rs il used to be. Bull
locks imitation is but
"The faded copy, and no more.
OF something better we have Ind before"
And The high duties have banished the
too,hsome English article from all our gro
ceries. Who sees anything uow like tho
Dolphin, luxuriating in an oIeaginouo
ocean Of rich aud rare! Paul g. Browne
is the only place in town where English
cheese can be had. Enquire, aud you'll!
6nd il so-for nobody else has advertised
i, in the Mercury,-Cho,ie ,iesson Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
LOST

an the road reading from Swee, Water
" Meeting House TO Edgefieid C.. H.,
small pocket book containing Two Hundred
and Five Dcllnrs in money, and snrdiy notes
and receipts Of no use To any one but myself.
One hundred and Seventy Five Dollars oi ,he
money was in notes ON the Hamburg and State
Banks; one Fifty Dollar bail on the S:utn Bank
date and number not reculiecied; ats.,. Fifty
dollar bill ur the Hamburg Bank; the balance
were small notes lives sud tens. on the Sinis
Bank. aud Thirty dollars on the lieorgin Rail
Road bank The finder viii BE- llherdly 10.
warded by leaving it with w. J. Clover, 4,
Edseiieid c. II. or 10 The undersigned.
E.F. READ.
Dec 3. 1871. If 4e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
From The .Asr:euiiuTist.
ROT ~ sHEEP.

The world has long speculaIed as the
cause Of rot in sheep. and all TO but little
purpose; still cannot believe The whole
pathology aud treatment in this malady is
To remaiu uu eternal secret. Not long
since. on visit with friend 10 The farm
of VI r. Cocsrill, vas shown by Mr.. c.
several sheep, which were mopine about
dying o! rot. After passing severul not
quite done brca hing. We found one dead,
Ia hatcher WAS brought, and into his head
Mr. G.. weni to show the cause of rot. In
the cavities above the eyes. he showed
quantities of worms about half an inch long,
and they were alive aud crawling about.
On descending TO the ball of the brain.
causing Inflammation. aangrene and deaih;
aud now. said Mr.. c., .rhese fellows
(menning the wo!mS) are the cause of rot
in sheep" The statemcn, was one which
carried with it facts. now and ovorpower.
Ing, aud therefore. the truth seemed ap
pareut. The Gy depusites the eggs in the
summer in the nose. they are soon haIched.
ascend, and If they reach ibe cavities in The
upper part Of the head. there is little dan
ger; bu, if,he insects s'raggle into,he chan.
nels which lead 10 the brain, the animal
rarely, if ever. survives long.
The remedy is, change the pasture dai.
", and thus. Mr.. C. says, dodge tho ras.
cally dy." Ancient shepherds drove their
flocks all the year, because il was said the
sheep could retain health in no other man
ner. bu, as ioIbe reason. none was given.
I, is probable when tho whole truth is
known. travelling preserves sheep in health
10 consequence Of avoiding the constant
hauu's Of the fly. What think ye herds
menl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

The Physisian's Cone.-lt was former
ly the practice among physicians To use Il
cane with hollow head, the top Of which
was Of gold, pierced with holes. like pep
per box. This top contained sinali
quantity of aromatic powder or of snuff;
and on entering house or room. where n
diseasr, supposed TO be infections, prevail.
ed, the Doctor would strike his cane on
The floor 10 nsirate the powder. and then
apply tito his nose. Hence all the old
pr,u,s Of physicians represent them with
canes nj their noses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Afer sowing the OATS, they should be
narrowed. and If the clover, or any kind ol
grass seed be pu' on Immediately. they
will grow of finely. Ii q rain falls soon
after sowing the grass seed, they will be
sufficiently covered, bu, il is a sure plan to
pass q lish, harrow or brush over The
land after sowing.
Clover will do well on almost any land,
Lu, it is peculiarly adapted to clay soils.
particularly If there isonly small portion
Of lime in il.
Herds Grass, will do pretty well ou most
soils. bui its lavoriie location is low. ila',
marsliy land, aud il is excellent 10 sow in
washes and dreams to prevent injury iro'u
freslicry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
Recipe for a real Eaglish Plum Pud-

Recipe for real English Plum Tud-
dinghy the way, reader. have ycl,
yer tasted a real English puddingi 1!
you have once, we warrant YOU have
twice. or mos, likely nd insnitum. 1.-Two
had a rripe, we should certainly publish
IL. aud think ourselves entitled TO statue
for SO duiag. Boston Posf.f
5s,.A- friend in naedis o. fsiand indeed q
if you don't get the statue mud n pudding
both, it shall be no fault of ours. Here'a
lbe genuine recipc:-COaeord Freeman.
IN pint bowl OF -Four; the same quanti.
" Of sucI; howl Of stoned raisinsr rea.cup
three parts full Of brown sugar; 4 nutmeg,
and cloves 10 taste; milk enough TO stir
very sill batter. Boil it six or seven
hours"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

They'd Better tryh.-Somc ofshc Eng.
i,h paressay il Mississippi, Michigan.
und other States will not pay their Stale
Bonds; the English Government will seize
upon their cotton and graiu. and pay her
own people. They further say il The Gov
ernrnen, OF the United States has nuihins
10 do with b debts Of The states, il will
have nc right 10 inietlcrt when England
seeks TO indemnify herself in this way.
Let J,hn Bull Try that trick we'll learn she
old dog q new wrinkle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
From the Aeyieuiturist.

A friend at L1wuiesvlle. South Caro-
liua. asks:
ls,, ..when should clover, herds grass,
&c. he sown!"
I'd. ..What kind Of soil is hes.!"
Sd. lin wha, manuer should The seeds
be put in the earh!"
Relative 10 the first enquiry. VIC inform
our friend q. that we have succeeded in
getting clover stands by sowing the seed
in Feb. and March with the oat ciop; and
also on winter wheal, by barrowipg and
ruling the gtouud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
From tie Temperance .Adroea,e.
RngsE sHuElNG.


My Dear Sir.--l observed in the las,
Planter no ariclr upon horse shnes. thar
puts me in mind ol circumstance from
which derived good deal of benefit, and
which will relate Tor the sod OF your rca..
ders.
Happened several years ago. to he at
lhr blacksmith shop where eei my work
rioue, when ~ old gentleman of the neigh.
bnrhor! rpde up. accompanied by negrn
with several horses, that wanted shoeing.
The smith had been lately introduced inio
The ucighhorhood, and had great repuia-
lion offered to defer 10 the old gentle
man. although he was the lasI conner, but
tie was too managing fur that; he insisted
upon it that | should have my horse shod
while he Looked ON. Accordingly, the
smith proceeded with his operslions, The
old man seemed 10 be pretty well.s1sistied,
uuil the smith having fitted the shoe and.
driven the frs, nail. began 10 twist the end
off. This he protested against, and by
0rular demonstrations, showed the differ
ence between wringing the rail of and
brensiGs il by hep5ings hnck.saris mud
rgurwnTus. rItIt me e-rUrTnerc cHses riIr phrl 0I
he laIl ia The hoofis twisted. and a round
hole is cut. which IS filled ouly with its own
dust: NO wuuder the nail IN such n hole
would soon work loose. Moreover. in
twisting The nail. The corner edge is fre
qurnrly presented to the houf, unl does mol
cliuch half as well. From tina, time tn
this, have never permitted my smith 10
wiring nail" aud assure you | have
my prof, in it.
This to he sure is n small matter, bur
there is not one smith in fifty who is MOI
guilty of the error here exp sed; aud small
errors are sometimes productive Of serious
evils, especially, as we all have heard. in
matter OF u horse shoe. Yours, n. T.
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ess2)sss IS Sc
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SszSs sssssaa
: ~ ~
Ieoetie aeeess.
From ihs Temperance Adroeatc.

81 LINES
on rae DEATHor THE REv. ". HODGES.
Brother, all Thy tolls are ended
In the vineyard OF the Lord,
By seraphie hands attended.
Thou Lasi gone 10 thy I. r.wuId-s
Thou has, seen the hlissfui regions
ope to ,nine admirins eyes:
THOU hast joiurd The sainted legions,
'Mids, the greeting Of the skies.
Faithful pastor thou ar; taken
From the hocia thai loved thGe well.
Willie like children jus, iorsakrn,
Sohs aud Sighs each bosom swell;
"Who' they ask like .hee can lead them
Through ,his SINFUL world of sirile'
Who. aiIRhu, like thee can feedthom,
With the precious word of Liie7"
9Zt'aloas Herald Of Salvation,
Murii our Zion "wes 10 thee;
Her YVES ihy poor sell devotion,
fieriItisy lirei-ss energy:
Her's thy young near's expectations,
Hers iny manhood and tify prime,
Hersthy last ejacnlations,
Uttered on The suores Of time.
Sainied spirit, OH how thrilling
Were thy iaitering words in death;
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PROSPECTUS
voH rHE sEcosD yoLuaE OF piiE
Southern Botanico Medical
JOURNAL.

FTNHE qualifications of this sJonrnaiwill be
u contiuuetl--the SecoH,i Volume enm.
mencing an the Isl nf January, 1872, i
will be issued ih numbers OF sixteen pages
each, tkree times q monih--os, The arsi.
teaih and wentieti,-iastead of the brst
and iiteeuth, as hithertn; thus furnishing
our Subscribers with the same atiloun; pf;
matter. and sauing theat saboat half the
postage. II will continue 10 be iiie an-i
compromising adYneaieo the principles
anil practice of ,he Thunsonian system.
which iends. as we believe, 10 the bes,
sempnralintereslso Of ihc hHiIan family, 10
instrucling then. in ihe atsoF preserving
health and proloueing life; and wili we
trust. contribute its share in the prugres.
'sivc mach OF Medical reformation nov
taking sactl rapid strides in every section
,,oGasr Believed country. Our best eper-
gies sfaii b. dTsat.'e4 rSyu uf siiv
most useful and entertaining publications
Of the kind now publishing.
TERMS:
Subscription price for. q single copy,
Three DoiIirs; for two or rnore copies.
ordered al one time, Itro Dollars and f'.f
~ Cents.
Any person forwarding the names Of
Tcu new subscribers. and Twenty five
Dollars, lcurrcn, money! shall receive the
eleventh copy for his services.
C. No.paper 'ciH in any instance. BE-
sent ,ri.hout payment an adrGRee. Tins
rule will be strictly adhered to.sO
All communications Of aobuduess na-
,ure IL be- addressed to the Proprietor, and
all communications iuteuded fur puhlica-
lion to be addressed 10 II. Lee, NJ. D.,
Editor.
No Letter ,riH be taken from the ctFee
aatess tie pastlge is paid. or ,he letter
ALFRED BROOKS, PROPRIETOR
Forsyth. tGa.) ls4i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Tight Laeing.--I' is said that ,heFrench
Fasilonables have discardcdlish, iacing;
AID ihn, the GrgGian models, which are
nnly the fair and beautiful proportions OF
n;turc, are hcnceinrth 10 be the standards
of fashions for ladies' waists--iusiead Of
the wasp, hour glass. &c.
Sound The loud inbrcl o 'cr hill, valley and sea-
The tapc-sirings ase broken, and the women
arc free!
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SSraycd

AN the Eth ult.. FRO, Swee, Wafer Meet.
U y ilg House. small bay Horsc. with a
star on ms forehead, shod all around. the shoes
som what WON, some marks OF the saddle on
his buck. his inane lies on the left side OF his
neck. Any crson who mag have taken up
said horse. and will veinformation TO the sub
scriher, on the Mactiniown roa one mile below
Beuger Dan Creek, will be thankfully rewar.
ded. ROBERT BOOKS
IAN. 5. 1872 2t 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
SECRET FOR FARMERS WIFE.

While the milking of your cows is 60
ing on, lie, your paus be placed ina kettle
of hoilirg water. Strain tho milk into
one of the pans taken bol from the kettle.
and cover the same with another of the
ho, pans. and proceed in like manner with
tho whole mess Of milk, and you will end
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
MARLASp GREENsAnp.

As The season has arrived when these
rcslorersof worn out lauds should be spread
on The felds intended TO be meliorated by
ein. it may not be amiss TO remind our
readers Of The fact, in order that they may
setio work as soon rs ,heir small grain 10
seeded and corn secured. TO put out tho
neediul quantities Of either.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
CHOLERA Is Plog..

From the Mark Lane Express. of Nov.
isr, we learn there 10 an epidemic in irs-
land amongst the pigs, not dissinii!ar TO The
Cholera scon'ge with our own spccirs.--
The piss, not dissimilar 10 the Cholera
scourgc with our own species. The pigs
are said To die. often times. 10 six hours af.
Ter the attack; aud no remedy has ye' been
found to arrest the disease, sc,-AgricaltlTisf.
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NEW MACHINERY roR OBTAINING saEaR

WATEk BY DlSTiLLATION'
a Frcnch paper mentions the making OF
some interesting experiments nj the Jd-dtn
de Piant,s, by order of the Minister OF the
Marine and the Colonies, Cor testing anew
tho merits Of the apparatus of Messrs.
Peyre & Rocher, Of Nantes, for dis;illing
sea water. which has been introduced into
use on board The corvette Aube, and on
board iweniy-seven msrchan; vessels.--
From tho results of ,hcse experiments, .,
was satisfactorily ascertained thatihe !nrg-
est ships may be supplied with fresh water.
by the use Of this apparatus.
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Eage&sla Court House. s O.. .sanNary 1s. 1s4a.

fall. ltws4ffeu left ill the time of plant
ing-29,h q MAY !; then commence aud
plough d arrow land on one si,le nf the
field-thisf harrow aud roll immedlotely
before il Eseomes dry. which leaves the
surface fine and smooth for planting. !
then uiurknut The rows, two feet apart,
with an ins,iemeul made for The purpose,
lresen,btnsa heavy rake with two pegs or
teeth frdapar, which is drawn across
the field. bl.a man, FRS, putting up three
or four stake 10 measure with aud go by,
50 as TO iGtse The rows straight.
suas Ee seed 4S hours, then roll il in
whiiepiaSeS before sowing. Two pounds
of clean ssd are requisite for an acTe. }
measure Of .he ground and ascertain how
many rgwstherc will be. before cnm-
mense sonA,g; iheu | measure the seed
and caicuilie the quantity per row; then
boy drop the seed by hand along The
drills caicuPIing the requisite quantity for
each row. ADuther person Immediately
passes aiiSg with a hoe and cnyrrs The
se.d 4 10 lhs Of an inch deep. with 6nc
-earih, smosltiipg II ,luwn firmly with The
back Of tip hue, which leaves the rows
distinctly visible and greatly facilitates the
frsi wet'diIg.
IA soon s. the plants show the lhild leaf.
] hoe and thin them; leaving them from
3 tn 6inch apart. keep them clean Of
weeds dar1lH the summer, and about The
Isl Of Nov6snber | harvest the crpp--dig
Them wiltIa spade 6nd pu, them in cell
lar.
The following is as nearly as can esti-
male the e&pe,ise of rasins aud value OF
my crop, 6f one acre Of carrots.
Preparing sl1e land & planting days work.
tioeing and Ihiniug lsi time. Q do do
{" -" Cd " 6 do do
{" I" I'D Z" 6 do do
/" - 4h 4 Go do
Digging and securing crop 10 do do
Say i0daSs l.horal rs cts. per day,s30 10
Two pounds clean caro-, seed, 3 90
Expense of crop, $50 90
l feed my carrots TO horses, and consid
er thenliunFlh al least half as much as oats.
Say 653a bushels at shilling and 3
pence 4 l02 10
Value of,hc top. for iall feeding
al least 1000
a NStt- ry
Total val2c of crop ll2 10
DeducIisxpcuse- as above, 33 90
Nejt prisfst Of The crop, S79 10
ssssSssssnRGE SiIEFFER.
---wuraiiand, NfGnfuc- Cu:1 ":
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cogN.

Instead OF feeding corn 10 tho grain 10
your horses, have j, first crushed. cob aud
grain together, then chopt aud fed. By
,i.is process you will save fully 25 per cenf.
in feed, besides giving il to your horses 10
slate calculated TO impau uourishment
wirhou, making au injurious demand upon
the digestive powers Of the stomach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
Fron, he Nr.p Gsnesre Farmtr.

CULTURE OF THk PREMIUM ,RoPs.
we Ihicud III tins aud i"rshc,iniug num-
hrru to publish the staiemrnt, respecting
the unde and expense ol culture. va ue
and use of poducr, &C., Of The numerous
extraordinary crops Tor which premiums
lave heeu awarded ih, past season. Frnm
tho publical,un OF luis knrl nl information
We b~iiese viii result some of the grratesi
beuciiis To be derived lron agricultural so
cielics. We cannot devnic much space tn
the subject TIN, month, but will commence
With some Ruu' Crops.
RUrA BkaA.
Crop raised by +. y. Root. Of S,ceden.
Monroe Co.-l2OO bushels per acre--Soii,
hiack vegetable mnuld--rathcr muis,-
previous crop. Whear. The ground wa,
plnusheJ once IN tIr fall aud twice III the
spring. pt-viau, I" SOWING. Only part
0l the iaud wa, mauurcd-ihat part pro.
duced .he largr>, roots. The seed was
,uwn on the 10Th Of June. iOiher par
ticulars uot stated.
Crop Of Rata Bagd raised by George
!She6tr, Of HheLiiand.. Monror Co.-j52
bushels per dcre-Soil, black clay loam,
(Genesee Fia,s,) bears droulh aud wet eN-
tremely well. Previous crop, coru: uo
manure. Sowed at the rate of two poun.i
of seed to the acre; In rows 2 feet and 3
inches apart, and left The plants & to lO
iuchss apart in The rows. Considers The
roots worth l29rIs. per bashel-leeds them
10 sheep. principally.
SUGAR BgETs AND MASGLEp wuRTzEL.
Rdised By George SkeBer, Of Wheatiana
-llOO busheLs Sugar Bteis,-lIO0 bush
els Hangei Wurtzei per aere-Soii the same
as above; previous crup. Potatoes; lnh-
nured with % loads uf well roited manure,
per acre, p'oughcd under in the fall
Plou.hed once in the spring when Teady y
ior pianling-spiddle Of MAY. manner
ui preparing The ground, planning. &c.,
The same es described hereafter iur carrots. J
Sow three pounds of seed per acre. Feed
these roots TO my ''nws and OF er caiilc-
consider them worth about tho same a.
Rua Bugas.
CARROTS.
Raised by George SheGtr-6535 bush
els per acre. erS.--SrATEMEars.-Ihe soil on
winch raised my carrnts, is q black heavs
loan; lGenesee Flats.l not liable To suffer
much frnm drouth or excessive moisture
The previous crop was potatoes, Twenty
five loads Of well ratified manure were ap,
piled per acre, and ploughed under in The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Thir,eeo hundred gallons Of spiri,uous
liquors were lately burnt on the green in
Barre, Maine. The liquors constituted
the stock ofseverol retailers who promised
TO give up the business on condirnu thas
The temperance people would pay for what
they had on haud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
General Drag Store,
Centre-s,rre,, Hamburg, 5. C. opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
MURRAY & EBELL,

MURRAY & HEEL,
K EEP constantly on hand, at the above
~ House geacrli assorttiirnt OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERrUHERY. PAINTS. oils. DYE.
STUFES. HATfER'S MATE.
~ RIAiS.WINDoW GLASS, sc.
Ali ofwhieh they offer at abe loves, prices.
and on terms 10 salt purchasers.
al ordsrs eIeeale3 soita nea,ncss and despatch
a supply OF warranted fresh Garden Seeds
slwavs m hand. snied 10 the season.
Hamburg, iugnst2. T "a
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NO. ga.

ha, you will have double the quantity OF
good rich cream, that you will get double
the quantity Of sweet and delicious butter.
Try it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

A body Of rock salt like tina, fouod 10
Europe. has been discovered near. Abing-
ton. Virginia, al the depth Of two hundred
and sixty feet. This is the frat that has
ever been discovered 10 tho United Staies,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19
TO Hire.

Ty Or ,hr onsHiuc year, some good Field
R HANDS. &'Eiuusc SERVANTS. They
will be hired on favorable tcrns Apply To
p. r. LABoRDE.
Dee19 U IS
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DIGGING and securing crop 10 do do
Say i0daSs l.horai rs cts. per day,S30 10
Two pounds clean caro-, seed, 3 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

We borrow the following dialogue from
the New England Farmer. but hope ou'
readers will consider the sentiments our
own, aud addressed TO lhom individually.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
CIVIL COURTS.

FRIDAY, hdiIiif'
~, action Tor >Ildr: hrougitiu iit Court "' Com
Pleas hy John Gas, against Ecanor lru>>eti c lam
ages laid S!0co rl,l,nian' inconncgi,oi WITH Glass
nctlcr -. i,im all her sorii,w nane iciD uin bust
vt>> a, ro.loun,er> corner Ei,ingptt and cwsrec>
In June last Rich u.yseriUu>N d>appcare'l. ana i;'> not
been hcaru o. and the defendant ANXIOUS to has,
the bl,in, ;, wtsl up >om dispute with tc painful
shc called him tiIe aud robhcr, although the character
OF Ga>si> stated be extremely GOOD. The jury gaNc Il
yertiC; or ,lain,ii' OF SGG dalnagcs and cen> co>
In the Marine Court action WAS brought hy limnla>
Murray against thu Captain of tt, French hr% ArhaH; I"
recover his chest, containing his clothes and money The
Captain con,,ni, ta, the plaintiff >hippe, at Rochelle Tor
NdwYor and back, bu,thi> hc denies. hi maine not havlns
been wri,tenhy himself on the >prn" papers tn iilf
III et the vs>c hut taken up t>trief on noscay
last and OF hdbeas coria> sen, ON board; ;icdsed
orinatv in serving which has been complained oi al tiIc
Nayor', Office TIE Jury could mot agree, and We're DIS
ellrusJ
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
llI T. u /.

nn,l 81 instant OF conSumpnn IN the 25l wear oi her
az, Ann +. Mc.,ians, wifi, OF Richard McAanl>. and
eldest daughter Ot John BakrT.
Her friends and acquaintance, and those t her father
respectfully invited TO attend lier fneral, Sunday after
noon a O'Clock, from Der residence 81 Westinghouse
BROOKLYN
Al Brooklyn, on THURSDAY. 81 instant, Ann Hall r,ct Of
the lat. Matthew lal, in the 6dtlI year OF her
'h. irieudsaud acquaintance Gi The family respect
fully invited 10 attn her funeral whoul further invitation
from the re>ence oi er Gcurg, all,n leolamon->
Broolyn adjoining the DutcI Reformed Church, Sunday
afternoons al quarter before o'clock, immediately after
church service.
Whi->hOro.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

Il The Parted Family. and other fo;ili>.-An -.'
Offering 10 The Afflicted and Tribute. oi Ln'. 10
Friends BY Mary Is. Dana. author OF ne Stuuiefn
Harp. &c.
In '> neat volume Of 3le pages made M o a atse
number OF the poetic strains OF tie anaht gifted ana o
auihn>>, who Is already tavorabv known 10 our ratr
Len IN early ll!e widow, country distant from til
scenes o her chisoo and called. also 10 garTwlth hF
only child noble and promising box. She learned ho" 10
value the sweet con>clailo> OF The rlsonoi jesus, ad her
Affections have taught her 10 awaken the tenert> and most
melting strains We need say mortaan assure all
and especially The lovers OF ~0ne that there real poetry ana
pciy every page" lions Wnfchnlan.
Published bv DAYTON X NEWMAN.
as 81 Na>>ansyee corner ol Fulton
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
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