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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
NO. 24.

The one makes every Zoo, Of ground that
he culliyates productive TO the full extent
ofits capabiliiy under the most generous
application OF nianures, and SO concentrates
his Iabors TO the utmos, advantage where
as the other iails under the influence Of
the impression that unless he has goodly
number Of acres subjected 10 the plough
every year. his farm is being neglected,
and that he cannot raise enough TO live
upon; and in order 10 seem TO make busi-
ness Of farming, his stock Of manure must
be divided and scattered over ihe whole.
The consequence is, an Improbable dis
persion Of bis labor, poorly cultivated
farm, and feeble production OF crops.
When shall we look forward TO geney-
al improvement, in this particular among
our farmersl When pne or two influences
prevail, viz. either the influence of an en-
lightened system of agricultural science,
that is more active combination OF head
and hand work or the influence of o very
much increased price Of land in the coun-
try generally. The former will perhaps,
more directly than any thing else lend 10
produce The latter result-so thar the in-
huenccs may beexpec'ed TO operate quite
simultaneously. BE this as it mag, we
can look forward with Tho utmost compla-
cency 10 the period when men will be un-
able TO procure SD much lapd always 10
keep them poor; or when they will UNDER
stand most truly, that the way 10 get
wealthy by ,iling the soil is, to have no
more land than can be brought. by the
means which the owner possesses. into tho
highest state Of cultivation. We commend
10 our farmers, to inquire each one ofliilu-
self, whether he has not too much land TO
be profitable, and whether he would not il
fact be better of il he had less! Il is n
self.dcnying inquiry. bur will not be fouud
unproduc,ive Of profitable reflections.
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slztscelt6Rsse0ags.
POPULARITY.
4 scene in q La,gyer's Office.
yxrrp OtIaKHR.

Lapyer.-Well. Thomas. how is thy
hcalthl am glad that thee has taken the
trouble to call.
Quaker.--i do not trouble gentlemen OF
thy profession very often; but have called
this afternoon 10 pay some money To thee.
As we friends do not believe in training
men in tho art of killing men sysiematieal-
IL, they oblise US topay for the enjoymen,
Of our principles: and understand thee is
II forget what military people call it,
the man who receives the constitution
money.
Laisser.--Ycs, lwish Icould getof as
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VALUE Of HORSES Is AsciEsr ENGLAND.

VALUE Of HORSES ~ AscfEsr ENGLAND.
..ln document of the year 1000, we
find the relative value OF horses in this
Kingdom, directiug-if horse was de-
s,royed or ucslisent!y lost, tho comPensa-
lion 10 be demanded was thirty shilliass:
a mare OF coil, twenty shillings; q mule or
young ass, twelve shillings; an OK. thirty
pence; COW, twenty.four pence; pig,
eight pence; and man, one pound!
.'lu the laws Of Hyweldda, Sovereign OF
Wales, dated a few year. before this peri
cd. foal not fourteen days old is valued
Al lourpcncc; at one year aud a day, for
pence; this evidently 10 The uu,ive horses.
for there it is ordered 10 tame them with,
tiie bride; aud rear them as palireys or
serving g-horses. but the war-horse IS no,
menlionei. When completely broken in,
lhs value rose TO Que hundred aud twenty
pence. bu, left wild, or an unbroken mare,
was worth only sixty pcuce.
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From the Neic Yori; Observer.
is CHINA OUR NEIGHBOR7

By SARAH J. HALE.
Can China be our neishbor,
And yet receive no cate
Shs.I Christians, cease their labor,
Aud leave her TO despair
Her children sink in sorrow
Are sick with many ills;
To-day is sad--,o.morrow
A deeper shadow fills.
/, And bow'd in tribulation,
No light atlwari the glonm,
That old and naughty uation
Seems has,ing 10 her doom:
The cup ofwoe she's tasted
But must she. 'neaih wars frown,
Like Babylon be wasted,
Like Egypt. uodden down7
Oh! when those kingdoms perish'd,
No Sayiour's name was known;
No brothers. love was cherish'd,
No christian kindness shown;
Now, where the heart 40 frozen,
But ieelJ the Gospel rayl
And we, as Freedoms chosen,
Should lead III Mercy's way,
As gentle dews distiliing,
Cause wi,i,ered plants 10 lisc,
SO Love. her work fulfilling,
Her alms aud prayers should give,
Til! Chiua's mi!lions breaking
From SINS dark bonds, arise,
Like death to life awaking.
When God descends the skies
As early flowers, np-sprinsing,
Proclaim the opening year,
So love aud hope are bringing
The day Of promise near!
EACH tear cf pity given.
Each mite in iuith besiow'd,
Make earth more like 10 heaven,
Where ull IS done for God.
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well as sou do; whereas il costs me ten
times ,ha, sum, besides eight or ten days
drilling every year. But what renders
tha, task more unpleasant is, the reiec-
lion that always arises when see The BAN
ner flying and the drums heating around
me. that the object of all this preparation
is to train US in the art Of destroying each
other. And always think of the peacea-
bic settlement Of Pennsylvania by Penn.
My grandfather was Quaker. and have
always admired lher-plainness of dress.
simplicity Of language aud pacific SEMI.
ments. In short Thomas, | have often
thought Sha, If We were all Quakers, So
ciety would resemble the state Of our Grss
parents in Eden.
Quakrr.-We shall never be all Qua
kers 50 long as so many nf US are hypo-
critics. and so long as hypocri,es have SO
much influence. lfthy grandfather was
. Qnaker, 1 am sorry .hee has so degene-
rated from thy ancestors. The scrupies
thee profess about military duty, condemn
thee; for thee must be deluded by the de-
vii to violate thy conscience at so great
expense. Thee speaks our language Zip
PANTY and admires our dress-thy orlin-
AIRY dialect and thy fashionable black coat.
figured vesi, and gaudy watch cmbellish-
nenis, are incon,eslihle proofs Of thy in
sincerity Thee euiogises Prnn-I have
heard thee euog'ze Napoleon as highly.
! have heard the duplirily thee uses for
popularity. Thrr reads Sermon for The
Presbytrrinus in Ihr morning when they
have no preaching, Thee goes in the lf:
tcrnoon and leads singing for the Church
men. In the evening thee goes TO the
Universalists' meeting. Thee admires the
immersion Of The Baptis's and the camp
meeting Of The MeIhodis,s. and the plain
dress aud language Of the Friend. will
tell thee friend, thee strongly reminds me
of my brown horse once employed an
homes, lrishman to labor for me. sent
Patrick one morning to catch my Brown
horse. Now ihe brown horse ran in the
pasture. in the emiddc OF which was large
square pond. Patrick was gone long
time, and at tlengih returned with The beast.
after having chased him several times
round the pond. well Patrick" said
/, "on which side of the pond didthee find
Tie horse!" "Trorh," said Patrick. land
! found him on all sides. ."--Er. pa.
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EaseAela Court HOUSE, SC, July As, 4s4a.

ws hase bot taken into our estimate Of oc-
cupations which cos. the people SO dear.
lRashfagton GLobe.
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len (aces--mournins, Fl, mourning. over
such remembered dead.-Genius Of Temp.
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Candidates.
For LEGISLATURE.

For Legislature.
For Scnatc, ,--hiaj. J. ). Jeier. sa
- 4. J Hitler. Esq.
For House Of Representatives.
Col John Huiei.
Mai. Tilluian Watson.
DR.. j. .. Nicholson.
sIsj. George Boswell,
Col. James Tempkins,
rs Or. Il. C. Griffin.
Wiley Harrison Esq.
Dawson Atkinson. Esq.
NJ The friends OF III. Ks.
WILLIAMS, announce him Us a acandidatr Tor
ths Of;ee Of Sheriff.
u The friends OF Capt.
J. ]. SENTELL, announce him as a sand'dats en-
TIle friends OF Scafe1
BOROUGH BROADsNA'l'ER, snnounea.
hias csnsli.ls,sfa Ga elsea 81 Iss Co.
%The friends OF ShRIDel
kTTAWAY, announce him as . Candidate toE
the Office of Tax Cellerios, of Edseiiaid DIS.
~ TIE friends of Caps.
w. l.. COLEMAN, annornce bin, as a
candidate for Ordinary Of EdgehsId Dis
tric,. IAN 10 If 81
nFThc friends OF WINE. d.
SINKINS. ESQ.,. announce him Is q Candidate
for ,be office o: Ordinary, Of Edse6esd District.
September 2. 81
The friends Of Colonel j I.
sIIi,I,. announce him as candidate for the oi
fee Of orSJaary, of Edgeield District.
AuSftass6 5y
GFFlae friends of Col. w.
VI. MOSS, announce him as candidate
for the office Of Ordinary Of Edsefieid Dis
,rict.
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CURE FOR TIE eour.

--1,-l--. y
Take thousand dollars worth of biilss
and try to collec, them. Infallibly you
will lose tho disease before you &c. halttss
Yosey.
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Foreign Markets..

DIV NFVVL IVI TUN NTNNkf 7 10 Way T0-MtT
jSrecula0rs having taken 1900 American and Exporters
sn American and 200 Madras. The sales ct the week
amount 10 Is $50 bales, and the imports 10 S5o5h
MAY I2-COtiOn continues IN limited demand and freely
offered and the market heavy though without alter alton
from lat weeks quotations OF American. The >as OF the
week amount 1870 b7le-, including 40 American on
speculation. and loo American export. Among tie
ic' 10 Sea fissi "a l5t 10 >taned TO- SIS ZOO
pand, 81 50 $50 Mobile, &C. I! 6id S90o New Or
Icons. sd stock May 49, lsi@-5-o,hNi do do 1911,
l3i. 400.
MAY l8Thc sales on Thursday last were 300 bags Fri
lay ioo0 Saturday 5000, Monday 1870 Tuesday $500 and
To-day jo0 oN taken on speculation There has hesn an
steady demand last week and notwth'tandn
h- arrivals during the last fortnight beng unusually large
prcs ali kinds remain without material variations holders
Offering stocks Freely The better qualities OF American
scsrce and becomin. relatively dear. The import Of
De M,ek amount, d .lnly hale.
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ASIIES-Both descriptions have an improving ten1cpcv
in consequence of ts orders appearing the market
About 6r bbls Pots 0ld $ p aud Pearls a.
Some sales made lower rate.
COTTON-Ihe market does not appear to he a1ec ted
by:he sregn avces. The sales today about Goo bales
FLDI RThe mar bet continues alsost entirely without
except!y retail Genesee held AT - II.
with forced sales at - oct, OF parcels not IN the best
order sale of H bbls New Orleans made AT $ 81
II offered that without buyers Georgetown
dull p small parcel Brandy vine sold that
sales loo hhds Brand Com Meal private terms.
GRANITE demand for Corn has slightly improved
Sales $500 bushes Northern IS weight Sc
1000 do New Orean, S. weight jersey 56c. No sae,
Rye; II held is sales 6oe bushels southern Oats at3+
Northern are very dull al 81 a A..
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ksassen.ers Arrived

n he steam packet shp tOIlmIa, rOm LIVcTpooI 70
Halifax and Boston
For iIsiax-Mrs Bel, Mr. Gras,e and lady, Mr. Whl,er
MessYs Wm Vance, : Il Symcs. and Henry Chapman.
For Bo.ton-JOs, UUuela. Manuel Urruela, Miss lee,
Nj, lee, TheOdsrc Hart Mr. Hart, Richard Edwards
Henry shaw, Nj simpson, Mr. Cook
From Halifax To BrsoE-Mr OXiey, Nh ONey, ID iiar-
rs Nh. Cassidy, Mis-. Wiguowelh.
IN The hrg NI,si>on ~lv1nnsiRcN Graves Ia IN
and children, Rev Graves, lsiy ard Children V
Dallas. tenwuud SANDER. and p IN the steeragc
luthe brig Moses from liar esicn Mr> Baker aud child,
Mss Men I'll, Me,rs iolcomb. Stevens, NJ tarland, Buch
wand, Dar,s, Farees Capicy, Master Lee and In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04
DIED !:

On Friday june 3D. Al inflammation Of the BRAIN Abby
H. daughter OF josiah Montague, and granddaughter OF
Berry Pike, Of this city
On Thursday June -. Mrs Esy S-ih, aged g.
on Thursls June ~, Margaret, wife Of William Cor
ban. aged 81.
Inh,.nr frr-erIN n NJ krun.NIck. =. J. ar.h -.
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Sir. have noticed

~ several OF your certificates are IN the form OF letter
have adopted the method the better express
feelir they and was afflicted with the
liver complaint for about twelve Lat August va
taken much worse. II thought advisable go h'
country. went-hut continued to get every day
Wv phy sicians Dr. Polhamus and Borto, sad had he
liver complain nj and affection of the lungs. They pro-
bounced incurable, they opposed my returning
hO,e they thought would die the way, and oul,
have 10 be brous h, back 10 BE- Inferred II a,h
buryng place In tn, returned 10 The city. without
any hopes OF relief Nv symptoms were pains IN my sde>
hooun through III. top Of my shoulder bade, pain and
antne> the pit If my sOmuch hacking cough. great dis
tss in my back; hectic, raised considerable matter tee
sumption. suffering 10 this state, when my husbin'
'aw au liyersrmcn ~ the sun OF person cured under
your treatment
then resolved to ~ the remedy. last effort.
and most happy result followed. had only taken am
. hiatt bottles wien all the above siirning .ymp
aba'ed. continued M th' Of your Cdrnnsnt,a
un hsd taken about right bottles: and now erjoy bet
ter health than have in many years h5ip'e
This, Doctor, give 10 YOU, knowing there are large
number of females am Ced with diseases without know
any remedy when they to hear Oany person be-
ing cured they would be induced 10 Try the specific
Il than erng lhe cause OF humanity to let ever,
refrrng me 10 hcaih, which i the greatest blessing.
know ~ j. very delicate thing for any lady to have her
name iu the public paper, but gratitude ami sympathy
prompt me Tor tie benefit of o,rs-pty for thos
sucrng and gratitude the Doct,r Tor the great relief
ceivei under hrs treatment
Persons that are ncreiuous, by calling At
,irnre will find thi. statement fully corrohoraied.
Yours with respect. M YOIRY. IL Amo.st. y. \.
To Or. II 6. THoRF. 1872 Greenwich Lane. JeiA
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.C.rd-where,,Ifn find thai some ,currI

~ Curu ~" uht some scurrilOus r.
Gi.Isve been made by a Nr. Wasihurn. who ir,no..I
- a. hy passing on child generally thought 10 Il.
,u 10 itcrn years of dre Tor twsuty-0uet and bsy
,,eonrcsi him such. trusting 10 an0'l.rs d..
= Of hu. the receipts oi ms Institution have been mate
"A niurci. a. noth.uc which deceive, the public Viii
.er ihs refined place 0 res1ri. Nj Na.lhurr la.
ksn hs frs, and second engagement With me- and alter
..sske was v-d frnm treasury over forty dollar.
s,, long been known hy tsos~ WHO s.rk amu,eucpt.
.pghlui the tinted Sistcs .ud have not been allie 10
~ ~ debts has been Tor te want Of means ami NOT
Ion lsck OF honesty. | an iudcbed 10 Nj wa.b
barn and could have prosecuted him for breach Of en.
,sssmcnt aud Tor libel haj been disposed 70 punish
m cr h. couiuc; toward me- and the int tunn under
nv conuo. ana the pubcs most ohrest and very hmm,
.le srrys,l g. II HILL
Y \ MUSEUM June % y IL
f-Expose of Odd Feiiow.-A Genera Uro
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y Discourse. on the DecaioSne.-
De-, u,.h.- Lectures on Prophecy. &c

in Un Pastor of Carmine i. Church, eip,g'eu u
rsch ON Ssbh,th evening, 5i inst. on the second ION
n,rd,nrn, service, commencing at before ocio'A
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
shp Emily, Crane. - Croix. Chas Morgan; Cahawba,
>mh Rotterdam schmidt & Galchen: Hope, Collins, Pro.
Wieirc, Pearce \ Bullock; Nachez, Waterman, South
ANenca, Rowland A,pinwalL
Ars' ioarer. Conway, M.raaham and Para, Corning
Son; Tarquena. Ludam, :, Jaeo de Cuba, Thompson
siamS VIM Nelson. Morris. Port au Prince, Shedding
nserr' Br bugs Edward Whitney, skal.ng. Windsor NJ,
Mariner, Freeman. Liverpool NJ Barclay Livingston,
'.uo"' liemoot Quebec, X lrvin.
>'hN Fairfield, Bnrr Salem. Magnet, TaVl0r, Plldiel
"A' Friend, Lowell, Boston; Amanda. Hudson, Pblad
AsRiyED YESTERDAY.
S"p Chsremsgne Packard III q, I'm Calcutta 10 order.
BARK Oscar, Berry, o. Us im uoiieaburg. lion t.
b. 9aIk 'ocmalier Pierce, q ds I'm Limerick. to II IT.
sr bah Liverpool spence, ls q, I'm Liverpool to Good.
d, BIZ Peira,a lu'ohines 10 d n Mayaguer PR sugar
BEG brig Jean de ocycr:hen P,l,ef., 80 ds IN Ant.
N,p5p coal % " \ + Nal.
%, ~ Dr.; hngsn,Fs oucer, Tuck, 81 Il, n Newcastle,
80 nA''iaN Livingston.
n 1is Woo, Lo'el'nde d, in Charleston cotton and rice
Brs Com HUI small A, L. I'm, At, $500. 4, ., , 7,
Eur 4 Co " VS. '' 'i'''"' vine ~ u
6 az I,; .scs' wilson, II d. tn Guyana PR sugar to
Co bgg mon, Eiacon IS d. I'm v,ra,s DO. to order
iS 80, iIise' ], Il I'm Neuvis> / Ne>njlN Iced.
p iS su'nS' Ma5d' u is im Trinidad de Cuba To Cap,
Tbong~ou. way "'"' u" " ''''"
s ~, Sng Iuie Henson so d IN Trspaua to orier
he~ hfiS tonWtrce, Graves, s. 4, iu >rad Ia order
schr Gen McCobh, Hammond l] Us i'm - Barholomew,
% master
Scr Alabama Ii'rri', 70 d, im Kingston jana to Dnn,
comb 4 BctkWith.
schr Magnolia seaman, Is 4, I'm M4gagiys NIB. lomhe,
to Bftu 4 No>c ' >
CIR Jchb Clarke, Collins, Il. I'm the Delaware cora t.,
>sr ilas yon Potter q, I'm Geo gcown DC luulscr to
Badger P,ck.
ht Chief sachem, Lon,,horn, Il, I'm kastpor,, lalh
e % a>teT.
Nshr Resuus, darling. 4, fn Wilmington Nc, n,,,l
stores % master.
>chr S-lv'n u gby, H..by. 81, TN Noriolk
ss1i TOO Nckrr>1n fin Boston 10 - j Hcrrick
'ehf fosIhoy, Gay. Il, tm Salem. with fish.
btLO"-2 hafks. bng>. Wind r..
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MARRIED :

On Thursday June Pa, by the Rev Samuel ID. BurcharI
Alexander J. Cartwright, Jr. u Eliza A. Nsn Vic, both o.
ths CITY.
On Thursday. June "a 10y tie Rev \. y Osborn, DAME
IL Chase Ms Caroline E., daughter OF John L. >- IA
Esq, all of Mdalclpwn, Conn
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DOISONS.-Dr. Feuchtwanger has re-

i moved b.. Office 10 No wsll-strref, near Broad
way. lis universally approved Poisons for rsterninanng
bedbugs moths rat cOrk rOacbes mice, mo~queoes MES
1ras Thr Phlantum Powder for deroyinsthe ros'pngs
and his .eed prnenr guarding every seed sben pant
- 49,, be ,,,cL al The grgb.wOrms and other Insects
viii he ounf inii.per,aby nscesary and highly useful ia
The prevent Ne may he con,t@ruy Consulted 90 hs
.od f.Id. from all species ~ wrnlh
Dr. agent for the manufacturers OF aqua forts, pure
,c sod nnris~ sct., solution of tin, pyrsli gnrous d.
mar cau,tc ieecie &C. by The package and at retail
y B. Moth ,f.ct1.ly -HtsrH,insred and prevented IN
wOOsn hIuneis carpets, aOl-isry such chairs
tables. ssi~., cushions e. BedbYg, warranted he
term aa-d from bedrooms. LedstsaJ b+tidiny &c Dr. y.
: IN D Office No all a. from Q 10 o'clock n3O iw
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IT The Weekly Tribune for the yre.~v,


Week for ale the counter hi, u,qrnin. Sng..
- cents f~rsons ..ing 10 end To their friends
n 'he country vi ind r II Nrapqc-. ready or mailing
coSTENrs
I--f"E IiN--FsreweI, b., J R1s,al Lowell Afr
blie o. affection - the M-lorv of ~. D-a4 by
tizaheu }. tameS Line. written boy q Lady N
Hon IaoN's ,. MAEsHILL on hesrng BAG. L--iure
On Temperance
H..PoNcE DE- LEON. bis Q1es, after the Folr., n
% Youth beautiful sketch from lie Nay No OF
TIE southern Literary Messes -e-.
HI..CAToCHJs. from lie Jure 70. Or IN. go>.r,
Miscellany Thrilling story
N-oIF tNTRY ABROAD. beng the article o.,
America from the Ed.nbur,h R,,-w.
N.LlTERtRY NOTICES AND REVIEWS
NsI-Corrc,p ondeu-e from wash
inston IRON orr regular FePou.r AMI from -Pe-
cal Co esp0ndeut,
VII. EDITORIAL Triumph Of Law. in the te-
c'on Of the Supreme Court tie M.niamu
Case. whereby the Wings a. .ore % have a ma
Joriiy in The Common Council. 81. &c. &c.
Further Editorials The Systematic Denunc alton
Of Congress by Looo-Focosm and u allies
Has ~ Public Business been N-ylected by Con-
grs's. !. ~, are lie Wig, Responsible for -
These two articles a-e commended 20 public afien-
tan. Tie Uniranch ed Rho I,anler,. Eec.
uonLa"s and Fra1d.. oher Editorial, an eariou,
suuccI<
fX..FoREiGN NEWS. Earthquake a, s. Domingo.
Agricultural. &c. Sc.
-.Msceiiaueous Reain-'. beng items Of News, FL
tracts from p rpdcsls an3 papers, communca-
ton, f-0p, Correspondents. So. &C. Sc
XI.TABLE or PRICES G. RRENT. Commercial
and Money Matter. Caul- Marker &c. &c. sc.
GREELEY L IrELRATH. 2n Annsrcf'.
e Drawing and Engraving in Wood.
The uudeTs gDfd late Of Boston. having removed To th'
city, j. prepared attend 10 AM command he may be IA
yorel WITH in either Of these department. Of Ar
\ r. DENFRFIX,
je3 I'm e. No. l. John--ireei, o. story.
GevrctI, Ward Rnui.-\.,s.yO-k Dist,
lril-Ihe .t0ckpder, ri thu. Banh hereby Notified
hat election thirteen rectOr for the ensuing year.
and tor three Inspector. arth- election u
he held al ih- Banking House Tuesday TIE oureertb
Gav a. June next.
Tie poll Will open l. " and close O'Clock ?. n.
D. order OF the Board.
mJo JH 4. : FRASER, Cashier.
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Passengers sailed

In the packet ship South America, for Liycrpool-M>
Maria Joucs DR. Carnochau \ Logan, Mr. Holmes OF \
\; Chas Coitn. Portsmouth Nil Rev Mr. Maher iarrs
hurg Senior Norcna. Spsin; Edwin Shaw, England
In the packet ship Mediator. for Lond0n-Jas Hicks,
lady childTcu and servant Boston, Mrs Miller, Two
M,ses Miller, OF \ Y: Ms, ABBY Warner, Ct Conn.
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w We invite the attention ot the public 10 Doct p
Humphrey, Vegetable Pile Ointment .one Of the most
tain rc.rie Tor Piles, Fssarcs, Wounds, Chlblans, &c
now before the public Fron y. Stlrn, Cashier o tn
Cayuga County Bank Dr.. p. IInmphreyes->ir-i com
mcncrI the of NoGl ointment for The Piles iew week
ago and have usc4 occasionally sncr, although M
der circumstances unfayoable that dit not expect much
hcucft IN the first apple alton ten immediate relief non
ths that usually attend, the disease, and think
almost altogether we'll and do most chser'uy re-
commend all similarly afflicted Auburn. March "a.
1871 j. SrARiN For sale at l3j Nas'au't. sole
~ for Ne-iork city and At the principal Drug Stores IN
1 he 81 I'm
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that all the creditor, Of

ORDERED that all the creditors Of
" George woodruf Jusior. insolvent eeb,or, be =
qured To cause any they before me, on i
III ct july at 10 o'clock In the orsn"p ~ ~
ones No. y Nsssau-s,rse IN III city Of Nes-torh WI
an assignment Of the sad n-Jiyents ,star should h't
mad and h. -. discharged from his debts purs1ant 70
prov on the ior lhe discharge 81 an so'e
from b. debit. Notice OF which = 10 D- pOhhheI ."
,,.. l. m The ate r,u-r AMI N the rvspaper prnurd m
L. CITY of NeV-York. entil-d tho New-i0rh Dshy u
bIne Dsied the il dsy of June, 1872 -.
= 4 FALLMtDGE, Recorder Of the city o N'"-iwn.
Evrsing Journal copy -
NAYS BANK NOTE LIST tor sale
hhy (m4uD II. g. DAGGERs y AnI-s'
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wv her has Just received very large assortment
plain arl coinr,3 Lthogpphc Prints. for whch hr
iro men make sale, OF The They vii he pu, very
low % pcilars &. SHEPARD, Bookseller,
- Pearl Il. up stairs.
y. 3. A,o wanted nsmbcr Of persons OF good lddre'
~ circulate Periodicals nv30 lw.'
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NANTED-5O Young Men. Americans.

w 70 co on Whaling Voyages IN first rate ships Car
,e'ers Cooper. aud Biack,nihs a>o wanted AMI eNua
1ay " % he given. Apply Immediately al l61 south street
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The uudeTs gDfd late of Boston having removed To th'
city, is prepared - attend % AM command ~ may be Ia
vorel WITH in either Of thee department, Of Ar
\ 4. DFNFRFTX.
ia3 In u No l. Jnhu--iree - story.