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"a REAL ESTATE MARKET. esg.
81 Wall Street. New York .@.

Sfrapt Nau VOrk
CTop,CS ,.1I1 ~ ~, :. ~ VI n.
X , iE I a ILLS ana WAlEh ~ p" ERA great
- Vrety are ohereo ior SAFE on the most reasonable
'eI"9, a ns WITCH 1s are me IohowlhS' VIZ;
~ % Connecticut farih OF iO0 acres n excel
ent n, wei WIN dweng Houses Barns,
onu o'nei Aso, uuFaoe stream OF wafer,
WIN cav MIL anu Two Mechenlc SHOPS IN one OF which
Is q e ~ I na hs Tlacnihe' frce SoOOo.
o,:,, ~ s to" Lohuon' % Cohectcut, lhhhery;
w ny water power dha the ESTABLISHMENT nro.-
our peIecI oruer or he mAnuaciure oil Leather with
oil ssn soou D"enghouse' ana nine
In the state of New York. at Hoosick Fails 25 miles
o iloy, q sea, a'eI rover; WIN Flahnei Nanaiac-
~" ~ '"e Ouiuhs 10 woou' % ny 9V ieet,
nsn wiz, 20 oos' ~ c"setneI win oo acles
S q anS anu uwes houses lot OF ~ ames frce'
SlvoVoc ~,
Or oS..oh rhc,ory Oh aoolsack Ceek, IN heoslck'
80 hiies rom Aoany lhere Is hrstra'e water power,
with factory building o. by 81 ieet hed with machinery
9u. ~ oluel. nis ou ll' wn run VI stohes
u"01ns nousc :s, No' O., l'lIS SoovO'
pn.I IN 6 sne vase o. Leeds green Oo near tne Hudson
NJ IVY e % 4.c roui a nn Vi iaIu, WIN
the wale poMeI VI Nasl OIeeA WIN ~ IT, la u"ei-
s HOUSES, anu 10, &c Dunt Niis nouse' sutaoe
io Goon or WOODEN factory nourlng ml Price SzOOo.
~ LEWIS ~, AZ iles Ion 3,ica' acres
y, idu1 WV" @ iienS0 weet Powei VI iiSn rds vi
Black ,l River with Saw Mill, and one dwelling house.
- &c soiu .I,y 10y W., =. ~ -,
Of ueavel,on St orDc c . 1i ss 'i,las s
o. beaverton, o. lawrence 20, ne'r ogdensOurg, with
lanu ana uwGilhg houses as wanted
uc, prics seoo WIN Biz acres OIL ianu IN Inc city OF
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;na MAJ, enbu Az 60 q n2,;a Ri LII. - ~ . o' .
ssntaI manner and ioundad or - 49, ~, rh lii SUI
as mnch cnsiom work as tbev can do. cot,on ,ni J
scvthe G.ctnres are orsav yyon,sJ o,d h ~ I 80
os "o no anu mere is Pieh'y Vi
10 In Cardnervire OraEoe 70 Girls, Mill with RIM
of Rnbr-stones Rolls Screens Sc PIasIer Mil ana
Saw Mill all in first rate order and doing large cnstom
usnes1 . niii uI a ao'es u iahu Aiso'
ny su,sao t M IIon OF wooIeH
manu- S p; auuun pt Vi maer inc "hoie year,
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100 ~ me"a'A' I've" '0fse'' steam FACTORY ouu'he'
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40 nc Go ~ VI any U.s. IN @iuooo'
70 AZ AZ enrs! sa, IN es s MI ~ i-u1o!ne W
5000 a WIN o me, h ~ ~ "ia'ion, anu
oIo acres Vi iau WI" NC Soiu 'neap !" Po'ons as "aht-
Gu; T. IT.. ~ D. r., e ORR -. = -,
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HARDWARE. etc.

a. NEWCOMB s. co. are now receiving by
recent arrivals from Liverpool, large additions 10
their former stock OF ENGLISH HARDWARE, which, to-
gether with every variety of AMERICAN goods lender
their assortment full and complete which are offered
to the trade and consumers less than Boston or York
prices Among other goods are the following
5O0 dozen Superior g. S. FILES and RASPS.
50o DO. TABLE CUTLERY of every variety.
200 do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES
English and American BRITANNIA WARE.
40 doz HAND SAWS of 6 Butcher's,'' g Groves and
Beardshaw's manufacture.
WEIGH d Gnfhth's Circular, Cross Cut and Mill SAWS.
800 doz extra AUCER BITS of our own manufacture
and warranted of the best quality.
Also, Nails Chains Vices, Coach Screws Nuts Washers
Ash Pit and Boiler Doors Copper Boilers Kettles
Copper Pumps Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Brass and Iron Wire together with every variety Shelf
HardsCare
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS.
500 boxes Keene GLASS.
500 do Waterford and Sand Lake do.
% casks London Emery
25 hbls. and cases GLUE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps Elliptic Springs, &c.
Worcester, April %. If
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Agency for the Sale OF
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND SEEDS,
ENILLIAM M. PLANT has opened Ware
w house for the sale of the above articles in
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Those who interested in the manufacturing gr-
cultural and Horticultural Implements will find their
advantage make OF the above chance TO introduce
Them into the Western markets where there increas-
ing demand for all such articles The subscriber pledges
himself to do all in his power introduce make sale
all articles that may be consigned to him.
All letters post paid will receive immediate attention.
REFERENcEs-A. d. Pomeroy, j. W clark and Broth
eT, ST. LOUIS Mo-. augustus CLARK, H. d. Arnold North
ampton, Ms; j. ". clark 4 Co., BosToN
st. Louis, NJ =, May %, l845. en-
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Headache Sick or Nervous.

ITHOSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffering
with this distress ng complaint, will find SPEN GERS
VEGETABLE PILLS remedy once certain and imms
date in It's effects One single dose OF the Pills. taken
soon as the headache felt coming on will in
hour, and frequently In Is minutes
In all cases of pain single trial will satisfy the most in
credulous. that they will give immediate relief no regard
Is 10 be had AS to what time they taken.
This MEDICINE. for Of materials which compose II,
has been principally confined 20 the State OF Rhode Island.
Were II well known all the States the wants could
not be Buppied upwards of twenty-five thousand boxes
OF these neslimable Pills have been sold within the last
twelve months IN Rhode Island alone. Each Box contains
81 Pills. Price 37b cents.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, Warwick r. l., and
sold, wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN Sc CO., Main
street, Worcester.
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Summer Arrangement.

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday0
TNOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New ma
i ven and New York, at u A. M. and 4p. NJ. n.,,...
For NOrDich and Stations on the Norwich halirouu ut
u A. M and p. M.
For Worcester and Way Stations on tue worcester Ndli
Road, ct u A. and P.
For Milbury, at u A. NJ and p M
For New York via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, at P. NJ
For NeU York. by Long Island Kali Road, on every day
except Sunday, at A. NJ - :, -
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford New Haven, and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. NJ and Il PM, stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road AM,
stopping al Wdy Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, and AM and 4bpM,
stopping al Way Stations.
With Passengers. from NelUYork by Steamer Norwich,
early every day except Monday, stopping only Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping cnty at
birmingham.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
s. A. N. and At P.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 81 & 7P. daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at u & l04 AM. & & PM do. do.
at A..
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
April &c. l845. If
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DURHAM BULL-HA WTHORN.

MY full blood DURHAM BULL, HAWTHORN, will he
1Yl kept through the at the FARM OF REJOICE
NEWTON, Esq., in Worcester, under the charge of his
ant Hawthorn was bred in the State OF New York, but
his pedigree for several generations both sides is traced
through the best and pnres blood Of the celebrated
English stockhe is large, beautiful and costly animal
he took premiums at our last Cattle Show.
May 81, 1916. If ELIAS AYERS.
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BEE-HIVES.
9000 Calls. ENGLISH LINSEED

OIL. The particular attention of all dealers
in this article is requested it is of superior quality.
For sale by q. A. d E. HARRINGTON,
Sign Of the Good Samaritan,
Worcester, Oct %. If ~ Main st.
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PETERS, PLASTERS

Among all the inventions Of modern or ancient skill IN
strengthen anu nvigorale the muscular and 6brous s
ten, there is not one that compete with pETE :,
PLASTER. Every man woman whose occnnation
requires STOPPING posture should wear one for il
strengthens the muscles Of the chest i'm a mann ri
wonderful. In cases of strains weakness of The bac
lOins, in spraDs of the joints hard sweIinps rhen
tsin, and all kinds of bruises, dslocations &c he
strengthening qualities OF this Plaster will be und NJ
vast benefit 1t stimulates the circulation of the booJ
the external surface of the body and soon resrs
by this means the diseased organs which lie nearest ,
surface ofheahy action In dyspepsia il worn AZ the
pit of the stomach IL Will he found Of great use in con-
junction with the internal influence exerted by PETERS,
PILLS
HARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
For the OF White Swellngs ScrotuIas and otber
umors Ulcers Sore Legs, old and fresh wounds spras
and bruises, swengs and Inflammation, scald head sore
breasts oil women rheumatic palms. letters, eruptions
chblans whitlows, bes corns, and external dis senses
generally. 1t is likewise greatly superior to any ned
cine heretofore discovered for the chaed ks and limbs
Of horses for ringworms chapped Inns and in sborl far
every external bodily evil that may fall to the LOT of
man or beast. Price so cents
AGENTS.
For sale wholesale and retail by M d. PHILLIPS Book
seller, Forester by UhOm country agents vii be
supplied at DR. Peters prices.
Charles Shepley ,Fichburgj 4. T. Griggs Grafton; r.
HOwes, N. Il Village p Holman a. Co., Cherry Valley,
|, Bemls Co., Spencer; l.. Oddard, Paxton; William
Howe, Jr., South BroOkfeld; A. Newell a. Co., West
Brookfed; Sessions Blair, Warren and Brmheld
Northboro; q. o. Green, shrewsbury; l.. a.. H. Bige,
low, Marlboro; G. II. Hunt, sudbury J. Hill d. Co.
North BrOnkfeid; w. II. Young, Leomtnster Parsons
GoOdnow; Sterling w. Winter, West BOylston; j.
g. Thnrston, and w. l.. Thurston Lancaster; ]. Whit
man Westminster; 4. IL q. Crehore, ). Gardner Lee
Harding, Tempeton, Hill Prouy, Oakham Hull,
Mlllburyi John Sargent, Leicester; G.. Forbes East
broOkneld Iyeow June 26.
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J. s. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor,
T'AkEs this opportunity return hanks IN The czenp
OF Worcester and vicinity for the liberal hare of pat
ro9ase which he has received for the last seven years in his
sS.ense practice. ne also feels highly gati6ed In having
refer % large number that have been cured Of Consump-
ton Cancers, liumors Dyspepsia Liver Comnaint GRAY.
ell TumOrs and Nervous affections. 'P"'
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have nroyed the true efficacy Of these Med.
cines They are undoubtedly the efectua remedies
ever discovered and may be relied upon win great conf
dence and certainty many Of my patients will testify
practice Of more than five thousand dollars n ths vlcnI-
en- the most decided satisfaction.
KEMovED. DR. s. may be consulted, ms usual at the
worcester Temperance House, the FOURTH MONDAY
Teach month. ADTTCE GRATIS.
AZ Agen u.,, D PHILLIPS, Worcesterj Mr. Harrington
~. =. 'noBei mr' lalt, upton. Dec. 25
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c. BRINCKERHOFFS


MR. BRINCKERHOFF, anxious TO make known and
1V1 to extend the of the HEALTH RESTORATIVE and
feeling and knowing that its remedial effect (by the favor
OF PROVIDENCE has been the Ony available
ing TO health and life of The yong and endeared
ana daughters and almost multitude Of the middle aged,
aged and venerable individuals in the land now places
more conveniently before the invalid his invaluable
That dreadful cOurge Of race the COnsumpon with
its atlenhant horrors, has been swept awayhe RestOra
i've renewing the impaired vital part thoroughly
resist aiterward the insidous attncks those diseases
To the humane and tender hearted IL is pleasing and
moving sight TO view the before hopeless and dspred
sufferer rise from his couch of sickness and pain take
his place amid the and duties OF life simply by
OF his grand Restorative of Natures Functions The
severe coughs almost Immediately yield under its influence
ana however rackg or chronic they may have BEEN YET
they vanish the the Restorative begins 10 exert
and then maintain its power The Proprietor earnestly
requests all VINO afflicted with disease the Lungs
or Liver Pain in the Chest and Side and Coughs 10 com
mence the use OF the Health Restorative Despite op
probrium which Is attached to all advertised medicines
use this remedy and be convinced its power however
creduons you have been The olowng certificate is from
DR. Chiffon, the well known New York Chemist:
"ihave analysed bottle Of medicine called e. Brinc6-
erhods Health Restorave and find that il does not CON
tain Mercury, or other metallic preparation nor opium
in any ofits forms II IS composed ofyegeabe matter
trely." JAMES II. Chiffon, M. ID.
G. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor, NY.
HORACE EVERETT, u. s. Agent, Principal Office as
Hudson Street, HEW YORK.
AGENTS.
Worcester, Edward Livermore and VIM Coe- Hard
Dick, Joel s. Mash-Ware l.. Demond-Ba Barre, Jenkins,
Gorham a. CO.-PeteTsh0m, sibley a. Rice AtEoI Thee
dOre Jones' HubbdrdstOn VIM. Bennett Jr.-R uIJand
Geo. Estabrook-North Rutland, Hervey Cla,k-Hoidem
BoyLston, w. Understanding, Lorenzo MAYNARD
NOrthboTough, II r. Pie lps-WPstborO, w L. G IInnt
Hopkinton, Thompson IL Bales-Southboro, Newton a
Parker Marlboro Ohm r. Getting Mnnsur
a. Instrumentation, J. II. Peters a. Co-.Hayuord
Churchill a. Porter-Steriing, Hezekinh Maynnrd ~
July 23, ls45. 4w
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BAR IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.

'HB subscribers having made large additions their
L stock, offer, their old customers and all
who wish to purchase complete of the
above can be found in any Store in Boston, and
such prices will be satisfactory to the purchaser.
CONSISTING
so tons fiat English Iron, from to inches wide
20 do round do dc sto24 do.
10 do square do do 24 do.
so fiat refined and Banks Iron, from to in wide
SO do round do do do to II Go.
20 do large Skating from y to a in
10 do square Banks Iron, to II in.
90 do we-assOrted fat and square Swedes Iron.
10 do P S. 10. S. Iron,
90 do small round and square Iron r 3-l6 to 9-6 in.
do best Norway horse nail Rods.
20 do Swedes and Am Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes
10 do Swedes and American Band Iron
do best Ulster Hoops, 5 to ] inches.
ALSO,
Sheet Tomorrow Bars--Elliptc Springs--Axes and
Observation-Disclosures Zinc-Sheet Lead-Horse
Nails-CAsT STEEL, round, fiat and square-Cut Nails
Nuts and Observation-Disclosures Smithfeld Lime-H L.
R. 81 Co. J. PRATT Il EARLE,
Nos. and Washington Square.
Worcester, May L. If
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PETERS CATHARTIC LoZENGEs

sembe those of the Pills. Like them they act un ~
bases OF the blood and the various parts OF the animal
machinery by which II Is prepated, and for all diseases
for which the Pills recommended the s h
recommended also. There are many persons WIN can
not, many who will not swallow a PHI To children
espeCiaiy pis are terrible bugbear These Lozenges
may be used by all who have all antipaby IN Inet,e
in the pill form, as they only Tree from disaare
able taste but actually very delicious article of contec
tonary, and children greedlly devOur them
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and mountain nights which devide the
waters Of the Mississippi from the wa
lers orthe Rio del Norte, aud to LAT
nude forry.two degrees North.
IL. The people of Texas, by leg.
islative act, or by un authentic act
which shows The will Of the majority.
to express their assent TO said annex
a'Ion.
III. \ State, to be called 90 the
Slaie Of Teas" with boundaries fxei
by hrr@sl. AMI IN ex'en, not exceeding
tho' %. hn Iaraos, State in The Union
be- oimued ln'a the Union, by virtue
@. to.~ acl. on an equal footing with
the original States
". The remainder Of the annexed
territory 10 be held aud disposed OF
by The United States as one of their
territories. and TO be called 'IAe Soath-
loesi Territory"
Y. The existence af slavery to be
forever prohibited in the Northern &
Northwestern part Of said territory
West OF the l0th degree OF longitude
West from Greenwich. so as 10 deylde
as equally as may be, IN whole Of tbs
annexed country between slaveholdine
aud Misunderstanding States.
VI The assent Of Mexico TO be oh
,nined by treaty To such annexation anc
boundry, to be dispensed with when thu
/ Congress Of the Unit ed States may
deem such assent Unnecessary.
VII Other details of the annexation
10 be adjusted by treaty, so far as tn
same NAV come within the scope 0
the treaty making power.
The bill was read twice, and reIerre
on motion Of MIR ARCHER, 20 the Com
mittee on foreign Relations
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Letters Of administration having been
grained 10 the undersigned atthe June
term ofthe Hon. Probaie Coarl Of Pano-
la county on the eslafe Of John Merrill
deceased.
Notice is III 2 efore hereby given to
all persons indebted o said estate 70
come forward ann make lmnedlafe
pavement. and ali perSee having Gains
q qainst said estate are nottiiedto pre- sent
The same 10 the uu3ef~ med, daly aa-
thep;5eated within The time hmted by
Inv. or Ibis notice will De plead in bar
OF il recovery Of the same.
SOLOMON c, CHtLDRESS Adns'r.
Of Tie estate Of JoAa M4TiH deed
4O-6w
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@bhato Of potash at the shops;and use
n stead uf saleratuS, they will find its
Effects substantially the same.
The usual way Of saving hams and
sbouliers, is to cut them os soon as pos
sible after the hogs are Killed. This
course makes the meat tough AMI string
V. Ia cold weather they should be kept
on hand just as long as they can be- "
not be in any wise tainted. Then ru6a
them over with sugar or molaSses' ana
let them lie a day or two. Then pun
them into brine in which has been put
an ounce nf sleralus d.sSolvr!' Tor ''c'
ham or shoulder; ler them Il' ''r'1 .'
four weeks in the prime. N."'". a:'.
in an airy smoke n.a-a, anj .".r WI, -,
be found tender a.. j-hc''.1. "' D
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AdHm5niadraeor's NotEce.
III q 5 n I'E OF MINNISSIPPLl
TALl.AHATcHIE COUNTY,

TALLAHATcHIE County,
Probate Court Dec Term A. D. 1914.
Z EFT ERS OF Administration having
been granted to me at this Term oil
Tie Court by said Court, on the Estate
of Beuiamin Williams deceased who
died inteslate, Therefore all persons
who are indebted 10 said Estate a re re-
quesled to make immediate payment to
me and all persons having claims a.
gainst said Estate are requested to pre-
Sent the same 10 me, duly authenilca-
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or the. viii be thereafter barred
John q WILLIAMS Adm'r Of
Bes4 TFiHia1ns iced.
CharIeslon Nj, 59-6w.
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Tie CoParfnefship Of The Firm OF
Clarke u Carroll, composed Of the UNI
derslgned, is this day dissolved by mu-
iua1 consent. Elihcf.oi the partners will
sign he name Of the firm in liquidation
only. Allthose indebted 10 the late firm
of Clarke & Carroll will confer layor
by calling and settling their accounts
or they will find themin the hands OF an
nfiicer
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
PEGISTIER.


The undersigned having purchased
off. A. TYLER Esq. the EHeckfy Regt&-
Ter Office, deem ii their duty 70 address
themselves 10 lis Patrons and The p"ottc'
ia relation 10 he manner ~ hle'.it vii
in future, be conduce
In tbas ASSUMING yhe hisb duty Of
conducting p46Hc loar2ai, iht.5 Q'@l'
nerha,,z h.4e Hned ZEE naeh
aI3 tle ll9eaee q the
,a8fsiafiuag ailen io'l'
- literal AID - h'ef'sa
r. access D lhe Rs5tss7f VII
The nollticai aspect Of the -Reg,s{Se.f.
>" 'a.ioSaa no chanae. TO ihe Wing
- Ne belong; and in the ranks ~
hat marty. we mend TO do battle; wl1e. -.
or victory perch upon our s'aha.'td' W. "
dsraat and ruin rage around 70. :
hold The principles Of the wing parry
= ,,''b he The 1rue principles Of the Govern
ment-lhe principles hahueu ~"
by The sages al 70. oon.
Although The result ofthe rceehs con-
,es, has proved most disastrous 'c g. ..
al,houah our banner has traliea ~ . ~
,l,,.t--although lis stars ara Slips
nus crown suddenly dis, and oui
~" .,;es routed aud scatlerea' ese1
= vet, like valiant soldiers i, w. y,
wilI snatchup our bannes' "su : -
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Z ..nailaistra9or,s N0tice.
lie STATE or lIISSISSIPPIl

TALLAHArcHls County,
probfle Coart Dec. Term a. D. 1914
a FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATOR having
4 been gfan,ed To me { tndrew Nc Nut,
i r. 4, this Term Of the Court by SAID
Curt on The Estate Of William Nc
,,'i,aa decd. who lied in,esiaie. There
go, ~ :, an nersons Indebted to said Estate
-. - rannesied 10 make immediate pay
af - me. and all persons having
.claims against said Estate IRE requested
- present the same 70 me duly anfhen-
.nc.',ed within the line prescribed ~
40 o. they will he thereafter barred.
~ ANDREW McMULLfsN Adns.r.
Of YIN A. McntlIen.
Charleston. Nj Dec. II 1844-.Ss-oW
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four weeks in the prime.
in an airy smoke .p-a, AMI 1900.
be found tender a.. l-I'c.o'r. -'."
Gazette.
waa'c7icd.
so PANOL. COUNTY.
uossrs Edf.gr..-s.- The inrorma-
don orpersons w.u may wish To- emf.
crate to this coau Evils 20 % ase
few remarks desc. i've Of Pnuu.a
county, which vH# answer as 20 gnoer-
al description oro .hsrna1es border
ing on the Mississippi bottoms. in North
Mississippi.
The Northern boundary ofthe couu-
" is about 81 deg. and 80 minutes n.
latitude, and is 81 miles 50 are. The
climate is mild, the soil fertile, and well
adapted to the culture Of cotton, corn,
wheat, oats, rye, barley, potatoes &c
There are perhaps but few counties in
this State which wtll compare with Pa
no,a. with regard TO soil; and as few
which will admit Of so much emigra-
lion. It's supposed that four or five
hundred families. in addition TO the
present population might be comforta-
' So =, ,,.a .o,n,,
u! ,u S'',,,' '', 800. .......
from y. Etc 5. W, near equally diyr
ding the coU'.! anu "u'''''' " '''o'''''
Boat navigation from three to ave
months IN the year--S'me OF the boats
being OF sutHcicn' size 10 carry enc
thousand bags o. cotton
The Valley which bears the same
name ofIhe river consists OF beautiful
strips of excellent land Iy On each
side Of the river varying 'ron one I'd
two miles IN "ld'h' on each side aud
not only eXtenis through The county.
but continues perhaps one hanlrea
miles below particularly on the south
side and is much increased in width
lower down. The soil o. This valley is
characterized By The growth Of hickory
walnut, bIack-grm dogwoai, cherry
poplar, Sc.
Nearly atjJhe small creeks afford
considerable quantity Of rich bo'to"
land WHICH "''I, if properly manage
last as long as any man can desire
The high lands are light lively clear 9
stones, easy OF culture anu Sehor'''',
produce fine crops he grown Q
the up land embraces the req 0"N' l''o'
ory, dog-woo &c
One great obstacle when mas Fe'aFd
ed the settlement oil these amos u
been Inc hlsh prices At " nc" '"TS '''
been held; ou' mere nave '9oen''5 Ds1
some changes IN favor oi se'''S rs
prices are beginning 70 come oo@' -
GOOD land may now o. P''o''''SS
time. OF one Two ana '"'eo ye'l'
three % i've o0.'opS Pc, = h;.h !. =
,c ' Car ,be count, !. siraa,,
ona boau,iruIn.afn nearthe river, abo
sixtv five miles 18th b lanphj3, en-
braces forty Or .,, antlies, 81
and IS in growing c5-atina. II
Court House, ~ -a has fIst been cor
r,.,.a;so,e ,r..~ a- baif.lnqs