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SPRING FASHION
FOR GENTLEMEN's HATS.

M. ~. STEVENS d EMMONS, (late
FISH d co., Hatters, l g. 2, Browns
ZSN Hotel, will introduce Leary & Co.'s
Smuch admired Spring style THIS DAY
(March Z, ls46. One of our firm having recently
returned from the city Of New York, we are en-
abIed to offer our customers and the visters to the
Metropolis the very latest style in every respect;
VIZ, the form Of the CROWN style and set of brim.
&c. '
The mode adopted by us this season is one Of
rare and exceeding beauty, and is, without doubt.
destined to great favor and popularity.
march 7-3t
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For DE- Columbian Fountain.

Nh. EprroA: Knowing you TO be anxious
to promote love Of literature and religion, I
present briei notice Of lecture and SER
mon recently heard by me, calculated, in my
opinion, highly to advance these important
subjects.
The Lecture was delivered in the Methodist
Protestant Church, 9th street, on last We'd
nesday evening, by Mr. Norris, on the life and
character of the late James Hoban. 1t is not
my purpose to give you any of the excellent
ideas Of the gentleman, as suppose his Lee
ture will be published. Let me say, however,
that the production is one Of the first class ii
is eulogstic, to be sure, but not more SO than
the subject Of it deserved. We knew Mr.. Ho-
ban, and considered him, in literary point OF
view, man of superior worth. How often
did he chain our attention! How often fire
our souls, charm our fancy, and enlighten our
understanding Mr.. Norris Lecture called
up the scenes Of other days, and seemed. by
the accuracy Of its description, as well as
beauty Of its style, to bring again before us
the distinguished individual Of whom he was
speaking. regret to inform you that the au-
dience was small and this fact may account
for sort Of dissatisfaction we thought we saw
expressed by some at the close Of the exer-
cises-the eulogy was evidently deserving Of
a larger encouragement from our citizens.
The sermon to which made reference was
delivered in Rev. Mr.. Sprole's church, on Al
street, on Sunday afternoon, by Rev. Or. Beth
une, from Matt. xviii, 20.
After noticing the connexion in which the
words Of the text occur, he thus beautifully d.
vided the subject: aa..s a
l. The PREACHER, "Jesus." ta
2. The Text, ga little child"
8. The SERMON, Except ye be converted
and become as little children, ye shall not en-
ter into the Kingdom of Heaven"
A. The PRAcrcAL APPLICATION, "Who-
soever, therefore, shall humble himself as this
little child, the same is greatest in the Kingdom
Of Heaven. And, whosoever shall receive one
such little child in my name, receiyeth me.
Dull WuOSOcVCI Sudl OACAu OuC VI luCCC lltUc
ones which believe in me; it were better for him
that mill stone were hanged about his neck,
and that he were drowned in the depth Of the
sea-"
The discourse was characterized by plain
ness, simplicity, beauty, and pathos. The
Speaker, himself, exhibited more and more in
terest in his subject as he advanced in its dis
cusson; and his hearers were likewise increas-
ingly attentive, until, al the close, an invol-
un,ary expression of pleasure and profit was
depicted upon every face. Such preaching
must do good, if it be followed by the earnest
prayers of GoD's people.
Lest should weary your patience, or SO
prolong my remarks, as TO shut myself ou,
from your columns; will bring this commu-
nication 10 close, promising that you shall
hear from me again, when | have anything 10
present to your readers, which | consider use
fol. Yours, truly,
& @s DELTA.
WAsHlNaroN, March 9, 1876.
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WALKERS SMUT MACHINE

ME patent right Of this Machine for y;r0;n;.
FOR SALE good bargain. For cbean-
ness, durability, good work, and ease of running
this machine is Of the very best kind. There are
over eighty-one in use in Lancaster county. Penn.
ylvana. Il is first rate to clean out earlick. Ad-
dress line to L. g., at the Fountain Office.
march 7-tf @El f T7- All
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Look this way Every B0dy--A Negro
CTRUCK A BLACK MAN--THOMAS HILL
- TON, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
shopon 9Th st. between andH Streets will be ready
to execute other branches Of business, Vanishing
furniture, Repairing old chairs, &c. Will be ready for
the prompt execution Of work at all times, on the
most reasonable terms.
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0r,- UNITED BRorHERs or TEMpEnANc

OJ- UNITED BRoTHERs OF TEMPERANCE,
ASSOCIATION No. /, will meet at their Hall
on 18th street, on Tuesday Evening next, at
with the District Assembly, who will visit and
install the officers of Association No. S, Of
Georgetown. 1t is hoped that every brother
will be at his post on Tuesday evening next
that our Georgetown friends may know oul
strength. Sister Associations are earnestly
and respectfully requested to join.
BY order s. PARKER,
march 9 President Association No. l.
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1t is a dreadiulsight to see old men making
more provision te live, than preparation te die;
for the steel being spent, the knife cannot cut;
the sun being setthe day cannot tarry and old
age being come, ife cannot long endure
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Nor OxrHoDox.--A writer in the Tribune
says that some New York publishers, who
contracted 10 publish Dolores" BY Harry
harring, have refused TO fulfil their contract,
on the ground that sit was no, orthodox" A
distinguished individual once defined orthodoxy
and heterOdoxy as follows: Orthodoxy is my
doxy, heterodoxy is your doxy." The authors
s'doxy," it is evident, did not agree with the
publishers "doIy." and therefore il was here
todox. f4 B8
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D EMOvAL.--BENJAMIN HOMANs, Auc-
IL tioneer and Commission Merchant, has
moved to the Store for several years and until re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. r. w. Dyer & Co., be-
tween 10th and llth streets, fronting Pennsylvania
avenue. march elm
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95- The DISTRICT ASSEMBLY will meet Al
the Hall of u. Brothers of Temperance
Association No. /, on Tuesday .aflernoon a
6 o'clpck, for the purpose of visiting Assocla
lion No. 5, Of Georgetown, and the installation
OF her officers.
BY order: U. WARD, President,
march 9 District Assembly.
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PRIZE EssAY.-One hundred dollars is Of
fered for the best practical essay for the inn
provement ofthe public schools Of Connecticut.
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A very beautiful sea-bird was discovered at
Montauk, SOM miles from the ocean, on the
day after the hte tempest 1t could neither
walk nor fly, and did not attempt TO escape.
II was quite unknown to the inhabitants; and,
after having been sufficiently admired, was
committed D the waves, and went away re-
oicing. Island Stat.
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THE HEART.

W THE HEART.
The human heart--that restless thing
The tcmpter and the tried;
The joyous, yet tho suffering
The source Of pain and pride;
The gorgeous throrged--the desolate,
The seat Of love, the lair Of hate
Selfstrong and seli-defned
Yet DO we bless thee as thou art,
Thou restless thing, the human heart
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WAsHrNaror, March 9, 1916.

DoINe GooD.+ Even in indolent characters
there is pride n doing good, when that good
can be done easily; and when beneficial power
may be most extensively exerted, and its effects
most sensibly and Immediately acknowledged,
this is a pleasure equalled by few others, and
is one that is tacily felt by all.
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Fifty canal boats are building at Rochester,
for the spring business. Their cost is about
al 500 each.
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Col. Henry Pukitt died in Boston on We'd
nesday, at the venerable age Of 81. He was
a soldier Of the rvolution, and saw the memo
rable destructionof the ten in Boston harbor.
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nv r. HOMANS, Auctioneer.

On Tuesday, 10th inst. at 10 o'clock, A! M. \
front Of the auction store, between 10Th and III
streets will be sold an assortment OF Household an
Kitchen Furniture.
B. HOMANs, Aucfr.
In store, at private sslc--
1000 lbs Bandbox Boards, large size,
100 reams wrapping paper, Cap and Royal.
march 7-3t
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Oc- The whole number OF divisions OF the
Sons Of Temperance in the United States is 492
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About 800 hles of cotton were consumed
by fire at Savannah, last Sunday night, by the
burning Of the otton sheds occupied by Mr..
John L. Cope. cn
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Time past cannot be recalled; nor time to
come insured; therefore improve time present;
that only is in thy power. To-morrow--'tis q
period nowhere 10 be found in all the hoary re-
gsters Of time, unless, perchance, in the FOOLS
calendar, Tomorrow sharper tha,
stakes his penury against thy plenty; that takes
thy ready cash, and pays thee naught but wish
IS, hopes, and promises, the currency Of idi-
OTIS. - fs
There is but one word which deserves more
thought than eternity, and that is God, the ia
rher Of eternity.
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The young men Of Marshall, Mich, have
organized, a"Young Mems Rum Extermina-
ting SocietyO
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For the Columbian Fountain
USEFUL SELECTIONS.
No. II.

EScuses for not Attending Church
We owe much, as ! community, to the in
s,itutions of Christianity; and have selected
the following, with hope that the perusal Of
il may induce us TO lay aside our silly excuses
and pay more attention 10 the ordinances Of
Gods house. Our District contains goodly
number u churches, but are there no, far too
many vacant seats in the most Of them? Eve
ry man has right 10 do as he pleases If he
please to do right, but we cannot admi, that
any one has a right, though he has the power,
to do wrong; and all, we think, will admit it is
wrong 10 neglect that God whose "way is in
the sanctuary But we are DEPRESSING. Here
is the article we have selec,ed-the too COM
mon excuses for not attending church:
! No other time to myself.
Mean to have walk into the country.
No fresh air but on Sundays.
Caught cold last night At a party--intend
nursing myself to-day.
Don't like Liturgy always praying for the
same thing.
Don't like extempore prayer-dont know
what is coming.
Don't like an organ-il's too noisy.
Don't like singing without music; makes one
sad. N
Can't bear an extempore sermon-too fro
thy.
Dislike written sermon-too pressing.
No body to-day but our own minister.
A stranger to-day-don't like strangers, al
ways so much to say.
Can't keep awake when at church; snored
aloud last time l was there--shan't risk i
sgain. ). 5. d.
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FOR SALE. The s,b.c,;h.,

FOR SALE The subscr;bar
~ !lf1A having been involved by becoming
fUsil security, will sell great bargain
in any Of his property, as he is de-
termlned % release himself from pecuniary embar-
rassment. He has houses of almost every descr;n-
tien, Brick and Frame. Enquire at residence on
Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
march 1T ]. B. PHILLIPS.
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The benevolence Of an humble mind may
be compared TO rivulet in meadow, which,
though it glides along quietly and unseen, re-
freshes and fertizes the soil, leaving it TO dis
play the benefit received, by its increased ver-
dure and fruitfulness.
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The Magnetic Telegraph is now used as
medium for consulting eminent physicians at
distance.
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In recent election for Charter officers in
the village OF Palmyra, an entire "No License"
ticket prevailed by majority of ITO.
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90 We are informed that the Draws Of the
Potomac Bridge, which have been heretofore
shut against the long boats engaged in the
transportation Of wood and other supplies to
the Canal, are now open.
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SPRING STYLE HAT.
/ HAVE THIS DAY (Sa,

I ] --".3 1sttNO = 4 4 AE UAI.
HAVE THIS DAY, Saturday, 7th.
Of March,) introduced the New York
A1 Spring Style Hats, which for elegance
shape, texture, finish and price, cannot
fail to give satisfaction. Those wanting a good
fashionable, or plain bat at very low price, will
please give me call at my hat and cap store. on 7th
street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank, doors
above Louisiana Avenue.
JOHN MAQUIRE.
rnorrh g.
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No licenses are TO he granted for the sale Of
sprituous liquors in Hartford, Conn.
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Err TAos4 -Fstwspspsr hiA,oty proves that the
grumblsr II any particular newspaperis il gene
rallv The borrower oft.
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MR. EpIroR Some time since | read IN
your valuable sheet, an intimation that Con-
gress would be urged so to amend The charter
of our city as to allow the citizens 10 declare
the necessity or expediency Of locating grog-
gerry in any particular neighborhood; that is TO
say, majority resident in the neighborhood,
and not two or three interested grocery nser-
chants.
And I have looked for some such memorial
10 attach my name to, but have not seen il
yet Now, / would suggest this plan. Let a
memorial be agreed upon; lei it be printed, a
COPY furnished each Association Of the United
Brothers and Divisions OF Sons Of Temperance.
Let this memorial be brought forth at every
meeting held for the promotion Of Temperance,
and my life for il, Mr.. Editor, nine-tenths OF
the citizens would sign such memorial, and
this would be the way 10 get the signatures.
Let every friend Of Temperance have one in
his office, his d,oeaing; and before two weeks
rolled on, such list Of signatures "you never
did see" While have my pen in hand, ]
will allude 10 another subject. Is there no way
10 make persons who sell spiriiuous liquors
without license pay the penalty Of the law In
my neiehborhood there is groggery, (snd a
filthy one. too,) that has no license, has been
presen,ed--prooi posi,ive--and still they sell
4 with impunity, with open house. The pen
atty can't be inflicted, because the man Of the
house is out Of the district, and therefore his
better half can poison the neighborhood with
alcohol, in defiance Of corporation law. There
is another shan,y close by, candy atop, where
the good critter is doled out to negroes. The
attention Of the police called 10 the fact--the
nnswer-O. the poor devil, you can't make
any thing out of him. Here, sir, is neigh
borhood cursed with these sinks, agains, the
express wish Of l9 twentieths Of the resident,
near, and yet the corporation police is so i'm
becile as TO be obliged to suffer it. Would il be
well to incorporate in the memorial resues,
for power TO declare the violation the license
law, penal offence, subec,ing the offender
to the work house for short period this
would soon stop illicit trade, and the good sense
Of the community would very greatly curtai
the number Of licenses.
Yours, PETER SIMON.
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NoH Ban --Rey. Handel G. Mott, pastor Of
she Baptist Church in Bath. Me-, was m,arried
Mlhuevssisys since, te Miss Sarah l. Smith.
XA05ts}spcsdsnt of,he Maine Inquirer sue-
aas(s tAaf dis lady should be made an honorary
nsnbsr sfshs Relief Club for her practical
saSp6ba d - s~ip,urai temperance motto,
ssTeuck ~. Jssae Ast. HAEDEL Norr."
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Auction, on the Ftra Day of May neat, unless
sooner disposed Of at private SALE This property is
too well known to require particular description.
An opportunity is thus offered to certain gentlemen
who are fond Of cutting cheap flourish in tho way
Of temperance to show their sincerity as ready
to sell them the establishment at private sale before
the first Of May next the most reasonable terms.
Those who circulated and signed certain petition
against mo to the Court respecting my business,
are especially invited to trade.
march Cts JAMES ENGLISH.
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,isrDt ArR ov JrDGK CHAsx.-Hcn. Dudley
.,Chss~ disl y his sesidspcs "a Randolph, ver-
I mont. on sAs a3d Of Fsisussy, aged "A years.
He vas Speaker ef the House Of Representa-
issstlom the year 1893 to 1912, when he was
elected Senstos in Congress for six years.
I. II 1917 he ~aS fnsdt Ckisf Justice Of the Su-
-syssms sCcur. He hela that ot6os for four
yssss. aad sssisn-a il 10 1874. Atths session
u 1924 he wss again exceed 70 the United
0sssss Senate, and, having served out his time,
- 4eslissda ss-elscsou, aad sstissd from pub.
W. i l130 /. esv
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- W learn from the N. r. Organ. that a
Union ofsthe Daughters Of Tempesaace was
inssiussd = Camden, N. j., on the i7ih ult.
Hesy ladiss were ani.iaaed. We have also such
. Union in this city, lasely opssed.
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ao LIsraAL.-john A. Lowell, Of Boston, late
sayrSAvs tl0oO d the Massachusetts Hor,icu-
iisfs6l Gocsssy. og7 sTa-nfi .s7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

FEyIIE undersigned living siA miles north LIBERTY
Union CO, Ia, having concluded 10 discontinue the
Tanning Business takes this method of informing his
ana customers OF the fact and also, that he will
take o Hides ShlHs after the first day OF
]fth neat. lie returns them his thanks their for
patronage and would inform them that he expects
have Il good supply OF LEATHER hand fer wear to
cotr, which h l. determined II sell the l9rfxt prcts.
10 Would further give notice iha he wishes kEhT
the Tau-N ard to any single that cu,tli we'll
for term 81 jl .nglt WISH ana
also board han If desired. III stand - gooi and
III tug excellent repair, ana viii h. rented
los POSSESSION c0uia lie given sufficient iIs any
to anI couuRe the tssS, ~ tn first
Il Jnty nszt. cr aier, peEb4I-, il ..e.lfs4.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
Important New Wori.s

between Rev J. Blanchard. Pastor Of te sixth Preeby
terrain Church. y. L. Ree ID. D., recently Ky,
Pastor The Central Presby Church. Cncin-
matt. Ohio. Price, Il %.
Indana Annual Register for 1916 published by 5.
Turner. Indianapolis Price %
Wandering Jew, complete volumes. Price, 80
Just received and for sale The BOOK STORE
Richmond. Feb 4tt, 1916
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haage-

CIarzr. Sea- alr, oH1 Go...--s8 esq sieHee his
proves IA = salstI4 .t=aa hz t.eeu
fife IN removing thu above Dr. -
Alternative. if. FTeser,,t II has eais,j
trJii, astonishing. not oaly oi G4ar ans atr asa1e",
II tat class but hes remove, the Iao-t stubborn Dse1
of the skin. p psia &c &c This medicine enters
INTO the circulation ans eraa ce- wherever To-
catei Il puflliss the biooa an. 4s o the body,
Obstruction ~ the pores Of h sn. and reuc-s
cularE-lents q the glands bones. Il increases hc
appetite headache and drowSuess, and invIgo
rates the whole system. and nparts animation TO the ds
easel and debtate constitution. The-c nothing su-
perior il IN the whole fccs. It Is perfectly
ss an extremely pleasant, AMI has nothing Of the dis
gushing nausea accompanying the idea Of swa med
cine. Prepare and sold No South Third Street,
near Market PhilaGelp fia.
Tor sale IA Richmond only at Reeds Drag Store
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I.!.,... Nj! !.

l'ss'7at O l-oF- 0-'a fu'ssi'i. i>o', "a
hts Ministry Kessored-Recspi'on 81 the Fre7'9s"'
M''slg DP'"ohs q inc hns.@' tfeSS- ~ -"
Ministry Y5s decidedly fAcihe.
The amount tic information IS TIA. Lord
Fo4n Gl.,e. sal.9. 10 lorln a ltiuis.r. OF " j..
fn,.ager. opposed i Ii, Corn IA -. bu ii ,o,>o,
aI}li, no fo4ati himself wholly unable to obtain
support and Was co,npe'Ha.l % reqaes: tbs Qlaen
Of ,uelanI ID re-t3r, i D dlrcc.i 81 Of tile Govern
l,cot Is tho hands II : Robert Peel. TINS vas
.sae At once. and SIR RoAcr, assumes tie Pre-
,4,4or,lip uilh many of his old co leagues.
Tie taaaye in III, atf.llrs mas Sc regarded as
favorable il lie cause of,ip.ace inasruch rs
every man Of Lord Joan Russ. is ministry. sup
ro.l5 III i, hostile "a til. c,aatry. has retired
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Nom Iaor-a-E IS ArresaE,.n,.b'' an
cychaaea. Cad OF it-hope he VIII BE igft in
close confinement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
Jayne's Life Preservat tive,

4 N Alternative and Depuratve prepare
IA ton, combining all the medical virtues Of
those articles, which long experience has prov
ed to possess the most safe and efficient Alter
native and Duobsunent properties, for the cure
of Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Scurvy
Neuralgia or Tic-Douloureux, Cancer. Goitre
OF Bronchocele, (swelled neck, } Enlargements
of the Bones, Joints or Ligaments, or of the
Ovaries, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, SC. &c. AL
the various diseases Of the Skin, such as litter,
Ringworm, Biles, pimples, Carbuncles, &c
&C.; Dropsical Swellings, Constitutional Dis
orders and Diseases originating from deprav-
ed OF impure state of the Blood or other fluids OF
the body.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, sole propri-
etor, No. 20 South Sd ST., Philadelphia, and
may be obtained of G. g. c. w. DOLL,
March l2. 1876. Martinsburg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
no! FOR GEORGIA.
To Farmers and Other Pop
uIatiOn.

SA FARMERS with families, able to eni.
CO igrate and build, are wanted to settle the
Town of Halcyondaie, Scriven County. Geor-
gia. and TO cultivate each 10 Acres of superior
handsome cleared, some uncleared--lyng
in view of the town site. Farmers will have
town lots gratis, and classical education for
their children. on condition Of cultivating fer
tile valley in the grape vine or sugar-cane, and
corn, allowing only one-fifih Of the yearly
crops. The crop of a single laboring hand or
farmer, at the end Of the year, after deduciing
the rentcharge, win be S350--far more than
any farmer can make on lands he might buy
anywhere in the South or West The crops
will not be liable for debt; the farmers will pay
no taxes for the land, much Of which Is al
ready cleared and fenced; they will live in a
town on one of the most important Rail Roads
IN the world. and have a classical education
for their children. Farmers Of Nuginla. and
elsewhere, anxious 10 test this improved sys-
tenn, are requested TO subscribe 20 come on the
LIST OF October, ls46. The design OF this cele.
brated discovery and enterprise, IS 10 combine
civilization and rational pleasures with the
highest pecuniary rewards Lots will be let
TO Merchants to the highest bidder; &l0a year
to all others--except Farmers, who NAV have
lots gratis. Address the undersigned, post
paid Halcyondale. Georgia
CUYLER w. YOUNG,
or ii. X. GREGG, .lgg'f,
June is, Is46. Martnsburg, Va
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