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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS

are the best ambitious medicine ever ueed !The1
are strongly recommended to all those who NJ
suffering with bilious fever, fever and Rgue, sieI
headache, &C., as being an infallible and neV.
sr failing remedy. The Stainburn anti-bil
Ious pills also been found eminenily beR
efcial in the following complaints: Liver CON
plants, rheumatism, piles, dTopsy, asthma
dyspepsia, enlargementof the spleen yheaTtLurr|
female obstruc ions, incipient dIarrhosa loss
appetite, ,habitual coStiveness, distension Of the
ST tDmach and bowels, hatulence, furTed tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or sailow
complexion, and in all cases Of torpOr OF tke
bowels where apure aperienf or cathartie medi.
cine is needed. From the fact of their being
formet entirely Of extracts they are not unples.
SAINT to take; particularly mild in their oreis-
tion, producing no gripping OF nausoa OF the stem.
ach, and still all powerful to eradicats Dieease
and purify the blood and fluids.
The (oHolCfng tsJrOHI G'I eminent ThyHeiGD
in South Carolina:
ttGentIemen:-J have made much use o.!
your vegetable Extract Pills :p cases az BiIicm
Fever and obstinate constipation of TO Bow
eIs. and have found them singularly beneficial;
have also prescribed them in cases Of Cement
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased Liveu
and have found thcmtS be safe and very eff.
cient medicine" +
Ex' rae tfrOm letter from Mr.. Holmsby, Of
Maine:-
"Dear Sir:-I M in want of another supply
of yOur Pills, and hope you win send them rieft
of, as ] have not box on hand, and many CI
my customers are very anxious TO get them.
am happy to infoim you that your izestimabis
medicine has done world Of good in this town,
many ofouT neighbors who have been complsiE-
ing for years paS Of Dyspepsia, Costivsp "a, ard
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use Of your Fx-
tFactpills, become quite well and hearty--you
had better send me twice as manyae YOU cent
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The Citizens Of Brown county. .wIo are Ia
OOr"g under diseases arising from impurities
the bloOd-should heveT dispaiE of beinr bIouslt
to sound state oil health until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient IN medicine ever H..
trOducedtO the public for all diseases afiGiRa
from impurities Oftho blood
Wright's Indian Vegetable PillswilI always
prove an easy. safe and efficient Ten tdl, In
the following diseases: Bilious intClnlitttpI
remitttent 4 inAamNtory feve fever AELa
iaundice, cholera morbus, nauses, liter ctm-
plant, habitual costiveness, difpepsis, dfrI sy,
apDoplexy sick headache, coles e0ught, ,consunp y
tion, asthma, alldiseases arising from in ru
rites of the blood.
lit should be remembered, when tbe tltrncn-
eter stands at ninety degrees in The shade, tltt
the process Of digestion is peTloImtd kith surh
extreme languor, that our food instead Of btirR
speedily dissolved and converted into nutrimtnt
for the body, often becomes actually spoiltd, a.
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath
disagFeeable taste in the mouth, cholie. pairs.
dysentery, cholera moTbus, INFLUENZA, aBf
other diseases. M
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills are esrta,
CURE for all the above dangerous compIaints;te
cause they eleanse the alimentrTy canal frem
all those bilious andputrid humoTs which tfs
tha cause, notonly OF all disorders of the how
ellis, but of every malady incident TO Han.@-
They also aid and Improve digestion end puSiis
the blood, and therefore give health and yieOs
to the whole frame, as we'll as drive pain q
e e.ery description fromthe body.
! should be remembered, ali genuine medi.
Gins Ias Wright's Vegetable Pillssneatly print
cd 81 the sides ofthe boxes and that IL ths won
Wrign, 'scannot be found, all is positively
wrong.
A ENT for the sale Of the above named
WFight's EndiOn Vegetable Pills. atCsoreetown
d. J. STEWART.
Al. STRoUpE, HigginapoFi. :
L. NowEAND, Rus elville.
SILAs THoMAs, Decatur.
July 22ds I64S.
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Road Notice

HNHAT the county Commissioners, at their
i session on the hrst Monday Of June instant,
levied fifteen cents on each hundred dollars, on
all taxable properly for Road purposes, and that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the direction Of the Supervisors oi
tn" seUeral road diStricts,At tho rate of seventy
FIVE cents per day.
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B. C. o.
June 10, 1874.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas.
William M. Armstrong;
~ VS.. Bill 20 fOTeclOse
Charles POrler'sAd's& Mortgage.
Nho.Io. Do.1o.S.L.,.1. .
June 10, Is44.

~ VS. Z Dill 20 IOTeCIOSe
Charles POrleFsAd's& Mortgage.
Charles POrter'sheIr's
In pursuance Of an order OF the court
OF Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made al their April term 1884,
| will offer at sale at the front door OF the
Court house in Georgetown, on the 18th
day Of July, 1874, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 pm. Ofsaid day,
the following described real estate TO wit.
In lot in Tho town Of Ripley Brown cOun.
" Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
OF said town by lis number one hundred
andtweniy one 1917. The above real
estate 10 be sold in satisfaction of q de-
cree rendered in said court in favor of
the complainant in the above case. The
said real estate valued at four hundred
and fifty dollars. Terms OF sale cash In
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, 1874.
DAVID FERRTER,
MasterCOmmissiOner in Chancery
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Notice.

The undersigned will hersafter rprac tice lawir
partnership, in the several court OF Brown cou
ty o. Their ofhce iS in front Of the court hous
whore they will llalwaysbe found, unless absen
on Professional business. All matters con6det
to their care WILDE attended to with fidelit,
and punctuallty. T. l.. HAMER.
S.W, JOHNSTON
May 9th, Is43. :.
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We are requested TO anOunse THoMA 8
SHARP of Aberdeen as a candidate fsr
Sheriff Of Brown county.
Brown Common Pleaa.

HIP. Irving and Others Guar
dian ofhSirs ofthe MafgaresJOn ones Petition to
decd. vs. fsslI land
Margaret tones heirs.
THE petitioners have this day filsd their
petition In the Clerks Office Of the above nam.
ed Court, stating that their Wafds,---hsiVs Of
MaTga ;et Jones late Of Buckingham county
Virgini6 deed, are the ownersof 1917 acres or
land IN Brown county Ohio, part Of survey
No, ll6S on Straight creeks and praying said
Court 20 authorize said Guardians TO sell the
sams-beeause tits necessary for The maiutsn .
ance, and is for the benefit Of said az the
next Term ofsaid CSult the petitioner vii
ask for orders accordingly.
HAMER& g. JoHNsron. Solls. for Patys.
May 18th, IsA4.--6w
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Martha Jane Mckee g. George W. Lake
T. Mary Lake bis wife


EVHAT petition was fled aga inst
them On the 18th day Of June 1874
10 The Court oI Common Pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, by WIN. B. Mckee and 4
now pending, wherein he demands pav-
liiion Of the following real estate 10 VII.
Fifty acres Of land lying in said countv
on The waters ofSIFsight creek Of winch
JamesMcKeeJr,d died seized ,part Of : sur.
vey OF 2OOOacres in the name Of John
Tibbs No. 1885 & 1852 and ibst 4 .hs
next term ofsaid Court application win
be made BY the said demandant foy sn
order that partition may Be msde 81
said premises and dover Be assigned
therein. WIIIIAM B. McKxE, 81 his
Guardian and Hsxl lsien
John Raldl0n. petitioner
DAvi2.G. DnvsHs. Afl3.
June te. le44.-OW.
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Notice.

At the next Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas t. be holden in Georgetown Brown county
Ohio, on the Goth day of August 1914, will
apply to said Court to make an order vacating
the town plat OfHarriSOnvilIO In said eounIy-I
being sole proprietor thereof.
GEoRGE SIBBALD.
June 10, Is44.
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o"Ths people Of the North haze no
deht 10 SCI upon lhe subject Of southern
slavery, and therefore THEY HAVE
no RIGHT TO DELIBERATE- - NO
nlGHT TO DISCUSS .-.H. .cIsysspoech
7,
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And every heart is cheeFy;-
To arms they gather,
On bills Of heather,
Our glorious cause TO carry
The eOuntry's cause,
The land and laws,
In spite Of Western Harry,
Then mount together, DC.
The PENNsI LvANIA siTikeTscome,
4 corps Of honest fellows,
And miners leave their mountain home,
And furnace men their bellows.
10 hope they galher,
In spite of weather,
Thsif lawful rights TO carry,
Election fair
or power 10 share
Against the will Oc Harry.
Then mount together, &c.
Sage DELAWARE is up in arms,
New JERsEY's full Of6ght, sir;-
Old MARYLAND, though she is wrong,
Will speedy bsright, sir
They rush together,
In spite ef weather,
Broad seals are aomewhat scaIy;
And while they shout,
Along the route,
They'll seal the fate OF Harry.
Then mount together, &c.
VIRGINIA never breaks her faith,
And Rip Van WinkIe rOUseS;
KENTUCKY balances the foe,
And faction tears his trowseTS,
Then mount together
The Eagle feather
We're not The lads 10 larry,
When men who steal
And cut AMI deal,
Are playing cards with Harry.
Then mount together, &c.
The Pukes and Hoosisrs spring 10 arms
The Wolverines are nigh sir,--
The trusty Buckeye grasp their arms,
To conquer or to die, sir
In pride they gather,
10 spite Of weather,
Their lawful rights TO carry,
Election fair
OF power a share
Against the will Of Harry.
Then mount together, &c.
Brave LoUIsIANA makes her bow,
To ever true Missouri,
And INDIANA comes il now,
With more than Lion fury,
They mount together,
With EsgsI feather
They're not The lads to taVy,
When men who steal,
And cut and deal,
Are playing cards with Harry. |.
Then mOunt together, sc.
The G'aDiIs bills and laurel plains,
Will never bend the knes, sir,
Tho GEOReIA may prefer her claims, {
With fallen TBNNBssEE, sir,
Then mount together o
The Eagle feather !
You're not the lads to tarry, t
% When men who steal
And cut and deal,
Are playing cards With harry. :
Then mount together, &c.
a Nation's shout is laundering out, n
Above the din Of BSbles, \
And Fag.men qua.l,and spsndlhrifts fail
For heaV'n has turned their tables. :
Wen mount together a
The Eagle feslher-
Ws'rs not the lads TO lsrry, Il
When men Who steal
And cut and deal,
Are up and Oul iOF Harry.
= Then mount together, %c.
3 ssaEaf
o1r"The people Of the North hare no
eht 10 SCI upon lhe subject Of southern
IassVy, and therefore THEY HAVE
N RIGHT 10 nEI.IRERA YE- No |
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Gun Makingand Repairi ng

By the subscriber, in Augusta, KY, on High
90 t, 6rst eorasr above the College.
BLACKSMITHING carried on, on the
same lot, in allits various branches. Calls IN
either business will be attended to on the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always 90
hand--warranted not tinferiOr tOany.
M. SELLS.
N. D. want a quantity Of good curled gun
tocks ,for which will give liberal price.
M. s.
Augusta KY, June l 9Th .ls42.
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TAXEN
FOR THE YEAR 1914.
TEEAsURkA'S OEEIcE


AhEAAuNAh'oOI
Brown Co, ,Ohis
The taxes levied in said esunsy Ior BE pres
ant year. win be as follows For Stais and canal
purposes Mills; For County setool and Poo
house "A Milk; and for Road "A Millsi amoun-
ting TO 81 80 cts. on each su6 hundred dollars
Oh all property subia-t % ip4alion In said eoun.
ty, exclusive q icwrsAlp tax, which " Be ~
Union 4 Ma' Huntington milli BYRD mills
JaEks3n "a ]; Washington mills tFanklin
IL mills Pleasant mill, Lewis mill;
ClBfk mills; Pike ! mills Sterling
mills. Pefy mills and in Scott mill % The
will attend At the following or usu-'
8 places Of holding elections in the SeveEsl
Townsh ips in 70 id county for the purpose Of re-
sewing taxes on the following days, to wit'
In No Lewis on the 2nd OF Sept. next.
10 CLARK, 3rd
ii Pike 9TH
is Green 5th
Ia Scott 9Th
Pleasant 7th
8 Byrd 9th
4 jackson 10th
Eagle llth
6WGshingtSn 18th
franklin l3th
-Is Perry Is & 18Th
] Union 2lst
9 Huntington % & Oath
And IWih attend at my Office in George town
from the Let of Oct. uItil the Goth Of Decem'
Der next for the purpose Of receiving taXel
from those whomay wish topay them there.
Ii Is expected that all taxes will be paid a
gainst the goth. Of December, as no induI
gsnee eSn be given after that time.
II July 30th, 1874.
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May %
Co.M.usssKO.a.EE.s N.sHE.

conformity 10 decree Ut The circuit superior cuur,
OF law aud rhHnrery Tor the town uf I4ynrhburg a.
ia Nav term, 1871. III the case of lanes " kaiuht
Panttf. against William rhpm and other def nlsns ;
the undersigned. sergeant OF ht COMPUTATION of Iynch-
bury. aud commissioner appointed Tor that purpisp
VII nr refrd Ia SELL on the PREMISES by way of public
auction. an Thursday the 22ud dav ul August the Lot
o ''round With the buildings and Improvements thereon
IN The sad decree mentioned THIS properly Is Al s,t-
ed al The Junction OF 9TH street aud Tan Yard Alluy
and nearly opp ste the r,sdenc, 81 Mr. CasNsll Poe
TeFms-t. II and Is months credit in equal IN
sil"taS. The purchaser purchasers execute ntes
negotiable and r.ys able al oue nf The Banks IN Lynch
burg Satisfactorily endorsed and the TUE To the prper
~ TO be retained rs ultimate security
H. DUNNiNGrON. S. c.
and Comm ssioner.
.Iulv % ,yo,
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kNseS for safe.

pursuance al decree 81 til GREAT superior cnurt
d "l Law and cha"refy iur the taNn Of lynclharo 1
vii On Tuesday. the l7th day OF September next II
alf hot e NEAT tar day .rAusc IL safe the highest
oldaef. ir much cash viii pay and charges and
The hilanre Qua cradn Of SIX. twelve and eighteen
months. all The Land composing the MANSION
TRACT 81 the late David = Garland, conlanlnn Nv IT,,
cent survey - acres. lying IN AMI adjoining the
lawn oil New Glasgow IN the county of Amherst. On
which there - large and comu 4; us nc. ,twen,
tt'usa ,;c suuse. Blacks nith> Shop and otaet nun
dln9' This Land viii be sd IN whue Or in parcels tn
su purchasers II Is desirable property. and il Is belize
we'd great bargain he had H. The purchaser ar
purchasers u gave ND aud gaod personal security and
TILE 10 be withheld iaF the ultimate payment of the
purchase mnnry-fhe terms Of cred, my BE- extended
by conseni OF lhuse Interested, on The day ui sale
CllAS. PERROW.
July 3 tl7S
o. The Richmond Whig is requested 10 copy
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- ANAN Af trom the Subscribers IN lyucbhur,
~ the Th June. lo4i, negro man, named "
M - -.
eyed about 80 years-aboat 5 feet s or inches b;,h
."h looking. and well prportloned. his complr r,o,
lark brown, full head Ut hair and small wins aero
y hen spoken 10 ne is apt 10 look down. and speak, him
sell slowly. and with seeming cdution suar, and in;
ieiigent. and his and address are in general mild
md submissive. lie had 4 black fur cap which Ne
"ears generally inclined forward his inehead aud
'yts, leaving laga portion ot the of is head W,
posed.
Moses was raisedhy Mr.. II. B. Hunter nest G. rea, .
brier Bridges and II vas though that he was seen Ar
'l- 9Th June, 10 pass The Natural Bridge in comnanv
wIia some wagons, going west; and may be he In now
lurking IN the Neighbour hood oi his cid hoe or il il n,s
Sble that he may h- lurking in the nce of oen
'le'nen who purchased negroes of Mr. Hunter in Ina
counties VI Camp1el Boelourt, Rockhrldpe and M,,
roe. lie may possibly endeavor 10 make his way Ia
Tree State. as We are told that he formerly wakrd IN
The turnpike road leadn IN Charleston and is c.nv.
sani " th The alole Route Ia Ohm
We will give the above reward for the an rcben,i,,
:" Muses. II he he safely lodged in Jan ~ that We get
him AGAIN, and We" Pay all reasonable eApensrs IN
addition TO the reward # he dever IN US IN lyoch.
burg. g. r. WILLIAMS n CO
Aug w3,v
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CHEAP q eiCs,ResE;S.

I'VE are now receiving a large supply of Gro,sriss
W which We viii sell very op for cash, or in .,-
change Tor county Produce consisting part the fol
Uwng ARTICLES:
800 bags La-nira RIO ard Java Coffae.
~ riis. 7 X. \. o. and st. Crox Sugar,
lo,ooJ baits Cotton Yarn. Leaksrille Cunningham
Anderson and Lynchburs factories,
2o,1oo lbs. Bacon, pari OF our own curing,
10 toss country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron,
4" Bh>rered Sized.
~ barrels Niolasses,
hhds do
100 baue's Herring,
~ bills Shad
10 halt do
. bales Ozaaburgs. NJ & ?,
~ do Domestic, 81 IS, aud Al.
ooo.' lbs. SIZE Leather, good and damaged,
oois. M.dier,
cer"nS Caracas indigo
oJ boxes Window Glass, 81 10. lO,<l2,
50 kegs D"pou,s F F F and Ky. Rife Powder,
80 bags Shot,
900 kegs Nails,
% Fencing aud b., Nails.
81 Nova Ola Circumstances,
20 b KS Candies,
200 sacks Salt.
p barrels tanners Oil.
BAGS Pepper and SPICE,
III doz. Fur. Six and Wool Hats,
X3 tons Up. Piaistcr,
bale fresh Hips,
~ boxes and caddes Tea
90 bbls. Fiuur,
800 bus. Oats,
100 4" Germ
80 lbs. very nice Nool Rolls.
500 g Wool,
50 doz Bed Cords.
Oh d'z Plough Lines, Hemp and Cotton,
tons Castings
100 al. Lnseed Oh,
ton Bar Lead,
25dz Pals,
25'' Palm Leaf Hats,
Alum, Saieratus, Saltpetre. Trace Chains. Stone
ware, operas. Sheer and Cast Steel Scyte Blades
."t'on, Wool and Horse Cards. Ginger Rice, Dedch.
'hs' alco, and great many things too numerous ~
en"n. We respectfully socil our old friends and Inc
public generally, to call aud examine our Goods before
buying elsewhere, as we ar determined sell cheap.
b. L. TINSLEY s. GU.
June 10 Is
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4 Csas.s B;sd-lhe Philadelphia y nth Aner.s
says ina, gentleman VI thai city, rst retlrned inm
Eafal~ has hnnghl Canary bird hieh SINGS Two dis.
'inci mehldtrs. In. h,rd is cnnnnun eansty f., Ia
Tor was blind iiar-p1yer ~ Ntnna. WIN angh ihis
and soo'her sin.ster ai lbe k,ud Thr latter Is
o"ned by Prihre Neternch. For thr one Which /,
here, our T'"ni vas ,Hered when n. l.und,n a th,n
tshd puunds s'elimg Is natural zones and sve nj
SINGING are Ike tihs" uurinsry canary bros hut H.
seqnlIed oit's are rrmarkahY sweet ,--Lud wuhunt
shftlln"ss, -s'mrlhlhI like IA !eolrt IN quality lis
accomplishments onsl-, have .n-ntiunr1 II, the
sinstHa OF tau nirudles,-a waltz aud the Hunter.
Sh"ras ~ der Frlsrhutz The walz mas two arls ii
elgii bars zach In THIS It perfect; aad seems
:" prefer Ii la the GUrus OF the latter il snss .nrI-
ally on'y par. breaks III an1lher STRAIN aud then
Triufis ami gives few bars murr. lis ex.cutnn ui
ihe hvt sucetsstve notes u the dlaanic scale winch
eo'pmfice The Choius. is wonderfully exact aud tn,
HPi-s IN The cncind'ns part equally precise Da
ring his performance the my ,ocaiisi seems cha rm,t
with his pp"ers: and II is when carued away hy 4,
enthusiasm that he abruptly dashes ifnn IN. music :,
Won W ebet ina that of his native woods He
hnt always sing his regular songs in the same KEY 1
e chances 10 sar ahuye tie pitch {, the
III his vtee, u Ia amusing 10 niak his Determined ehr
81 inrce aut he high noies. II this he np.sble Le
Will sImriimes commence anew . lower KEY and p,
thTongh The air 10 his entire satisfaction
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EiVsnEsfOn { Ounty Premium
p T. o u q TIS.
"a
N.-.-.

~ w. FUQUA having transferred to me tn.
W. agency o tae LIVINGSTON COUNTY
fHEHGH PLOUGHS, AN now prepared to sell
at The factory prices lar e add well assrted stock
will also "t'ra the planters aud farmers thai will
he constantly receiving direct from the nanulac,nry the
above Ppughs, Points and Fixtures 40 that there will
he no difficulty OF getting The Points, Sides &c 10 suit
the Ploughs al any line. i would he needless for mo
10 mention mere, The advantagrs that the Living
sion Plough Possesses "vsr ailothrr u2 hs now in use
Tor IL, character Is lon Neil known ny n se who have
used them Ii need any farther Recommended lion Call
and look at then. r J OrEY,
Commission Merchant
July % wl2m
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LIVERY N7.SNLE.

IkoNERS and Travellers are respectfully inform
Led that the subscriber has opened Livery Stable al
'e 'ower end oi Main street. opposite the 81 Prsoyer
an Iaurrh iynehburg. Va, where he is prepared with
Stables and LOIS for the accommodation If horses un as
good terms and as vigil any Stable in town Fron,
his on9 experience IN The BUSINESS he can reuer as much
and IN sales drivers get iiim any other par,n-
SaIl and see hln, :. ID. PAFTESON.
~ b'-iaeks and Horses for hire, by the day, week
aud month.
Feb -
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sst will quickly .b.oh csrlene arid forming esrhnnsie
II sda thus You vii retain wlih v",it nsnnn tie am
onla thai Muud otherwise H. aasy, ann YOU have ais
ne" aud must nhparisni agent illus lnruduatFi, VIE:
The csh,na. # -da. As this the mus powerful sui
entuall ,.g,isie fhns, ahd seeing thai all msnutes
have be rendered soluble bcite the, upon
getaoo. issppsfenl thai The carbonate ii soda nirp
due musi be powerful agent.
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Manure 1t Is well known that in cl,s. stable
where there are good many hses there is very pnn.
GEM smell affecting The eyes and nOse nuo particular,
y wnen The Stable Is being cleaned ont Tbs sn,el Is
occas'ofsed BY The lying off Of ANN mia which is The
essence aif value oi manure. and which v,su zrs or
HES I'll si very low lenpefainrresen the warmth Of
me manure IN the stable will send 1t on aud it o,e.
I'll ~ great Quantities by the heat Of the ma
narc m farM yard. whether thrown up in beans ar
noi. There is. however very cheap and siuue rom,
roy ior ihto Beforr y'u begin clean ont your stable
dissolve some connnn sail wafer four hnr.e stable.
say our lbs Of salt. dissolved two buckets Of
ana P'nFed through The noseof Watering pan over The
stable NOR an iourc hefore YOU begin 10 move the
nIannre. aud the volatile salts Of ann mia will become
hxed salts foa their having unilrt win the nrriaic u
sss eoHsos salt, and the soas thus liberated from lht
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-15

LrrrLR FROM Mn Cu.niso The n Y Cum.
mefcal Advertiser cuntains The tdllwng eucr irunl Mr.
Gushing, dated Naran, March lslh:-
You have the adsanaas IT mr in being the edtr a
eNspspet; fer IN this Srut "heteat.us an, Y. M
~eilsfe are bah communicated your friends every day
IN the course II business
arrived here safe aud we'll in the Brandywinc on
the 2llh ult.. and Mr.. Webster The same We larry
here ua ihe vii petnl, rs IL proceed North
toward The I'll evrulv Gaarlh
Oar cuunlry and unr,mcn are in h ph favor IN Chi
ma, and, II nothing adverse urrufs in mietrui p,y IN
deevars. am confident OF III negotiating wilh
this rUumity.
The news apers will have informed You that Dr.
brd1emin an! Dr. Parker mt interpreters uf lie
legation. II oughi Ia he understood IN addition that H.
bfldeemab Is chaplain of The Delegation IN iile aud IN
fact have deemed II essential have religious sergi
ces per"rmed Ut the residence at the lrpatan ever,
IoTd's Day aud shall adhere the practice a. long ,s
my mission lasts.
have had very interesting journey to his place
thrau!i psrls al Egypt, Ar, s and India aud hape IL
live 10 return hume IN brhg with me sune fflli. oi m,
expedition IN know tdge and experience, II nothing
else
am NOW diligently emrluyed in III. studies and cur
ssmndenre Of he legation, So that no tine /. la hy III,
sojourn Macao
am very truly aud respectfully.
yours, {. CusniNo.