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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

SILENCE ON THE PRAIRIEs.--One ofthe
most striking things is the silence of the
prairies. tits absolutely awful. Alnight
when the moon has gone down, and the
stars are all out, to stand in the center Of
one of these mammoth plains, and mark
the deep unbroken silence that surrounds
you, is sublimely impressive. never wit.
messed any effect like it. Not solitary
sound can be heard no insect, no bird, nc
beast, no human voice or step--but all j.
one space Of grand and fearful silence
Sucha spot, far from the haunts Of the
congregated multitude, becomes to the good
man like the glourious Bethel where the
journeyng patriarch slept.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

No TASTE FOR IT.--A hardened offended
being about to chung, the attendant clergy.
man, under the impression that he was a
Irepentant sinner, thus addressed him:
SIN few moments you will be in another
and better world. ! envy you youl
place" ace."..-,...a....-..4-z-y-.--s--..-------- ---
s'Do you?" said the fellow eagerly,
s'how'n you swap situations !''>
The minister, however, had rather not,
and so said, "Cast such thoughts from you,
andput your trust above. Why should you
cling so eagerly to the things of earth, when
life has been to you a career of wretched-
ness and crime? Know ye not sthis world
is fleeting show?''
eyes," replied he, ''but if you've no
objections, I'd rather see the show a little
longer"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

NOTHING LOST: 1t is well said that nothing
is lost. The drop of water which is lost,the
fragment OF paper which Is burnt, the plant
that rots on the ground, all that perishes
and is forgotten, equally seeks the atmos-
peere, and thence daily returned for use.--
Macuiloch.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

1 sctENTIFic.An old lady who had been
reading Locke's famous moon story vesv
attentively replied with emphasis that H. :
ioea OF the moons being inhabited was TOD
incredible to believe; s'for,o said she. ewhai
becomes Of the peoplewhep the moon &
nothing but little streak ~ "a 7 7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
MILLTNERY-

..IVN y Va. = 1EZAX would Uniform fha
~ Ladies Of Rayenna and vicinity. tbas
she has removed 70 the Brick building easf
of the Post office ,where she intends te con' s,'
tinle the Millinery-.business. She tharssa,e
invites The Ladies to give her trial ii n tbe;,
line--and she will guarantee, to accommodats
them with the latest fashions and best wars
and she hopesby paying strict attention y Y
her business TO receive share of the pubIc
patronage.
Rayenna, April eis l34p. 47G.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

A HEAVY LoAD.--A little boy lately
walked nearly a mile, carrying on his
shoulder an iron article which weighs
t'0eipe hundred pounds! Don't start read.
er the article was patent steeluar1ls.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

ssThis hero feIIer, said a witness in court,
the other day, ssbroke our winder with a
tater, and hit Isabeller on the elber, as she
was playing on the pianer.o
The magistrate said: "The conduct ol
the prisnah, and his general charactah,
rendah il propnh that he should no longah
be n1embah Of societnh. ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

SEVERE SENTENCE. -Bushman, the posi-
master at Little York, Ohio, has been con.
victed of purloining money. The sum TAX
en- was one dollar, and the penalty is ten
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
DIR. HAUGHWSt
Vegetable LitInontrIptic rrixiures

vcBesaWAe A1NtMOAAsxARthG MhNtuFe&
HOR the cure of the following complaints:
Dfcpsy In all its forms. Gravel il IL several
stages, all diseases Of the Kidneys and Urinaly
Organss all pemale compiaintss suppressicns. 90.
weakness, Debility, Dseases OF the blood. suehs
az scrofulas and others OF an eruptiye charaaters
all affections Of the lsngs, Intiammati Of eysfy
kind, even those Of the eyes. liver complaihsr
consumption, General Debility of the systefn.
Piles Of every character, Janndioe,. fevsf. and
,agne. and indeed any complaint which y - ~
rrached thro' the blood and the proprietor hsre
confidently assofts, that he can in epsry eass-n0
matter what the complaint may be--no matter
how various the class Of complaints-- 4 psr,.
manent and radical cure, fsile lneAisins he ofsrr
Il taken according 70 the direeiionas Ono crtwc
bottles Will test the emcacy of the article and he
is a. liberty - use me names q the following
highly resPectaoie andiyidua,s VINO hevs tssn cur
ed in Buhaioana vicinpy. Every indlyiduai hcf~
mentioned can pc seen and conyersed with, and
the particulars OF the cases cured can be known
BY reading the testimony IN Inc handsof The q
gents who will with pleasure furnish panaphlets
to all who may call tof them. Tho proprietor
asks and indeed most earnestly so'icts strict in
vestigasion Of tho testimony here set forsh--snd
1t departure from STREET truth pc found in any
certificate offered ne Will pay the cost Of the pub
lication Of said exposure and abide BY the consc-
quences. The proprietor would also. state that
euery cure here certified to, has been giucn oven
as incurable- and such has been the ease with
every cure made BY this article far and near. But
the Theory which the inventor Of tho Lithon-
triptic bases ms cures upon--tha. Of but iona
great disease, the impurity Of the bood--it will
in moment be perceived that but ONE GREAT
REMEDY is necessary to affect cures in vari-
GUS complaints,a dthe proof which here follows
establishes the theory as tirm asthe rock Of ages.
Mrs Emery Iaunt, Niagara street, Buffalo,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

\ Too OBsERvANT. T.-"Father, / Heard
you say in the railroad car yesterday, that
you are in favor of low fairs" 81 am"
~ thought so, for | saw you kissing our
short servant girl this morning."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

GLoRY.-There is very wealthy young
editor in the South, who follows his vocation
from taste. He says he 'swrites for glory
and prints for fun.o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

II6nal G,onxenslaa m
u Nsl n slliels sasg III MI;
MORAN Y ATKioTis n ssA %oI6ssl lH ID d.
hio, upon being told that ther husband had
volunteered for the war, said, aLet him
go-I would rather be a soldiers widow
than towards wife,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

Lies are generally bungling things, and
are dlraosk always sure to be detected. Thew
are certajn e bring with them shame and
punishment.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

"Ah, John, my uncle has been in New
York, and yourn hain't." "Well, what of
that my uncle has been in Jail, and yourn
hain't.n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

JOHN N. GAROTHERSs
DESPECTFULLY informsthe citizens Of
II Ravenna and the surrounding country
that he carries on the business Of TAILOR.
ING in all its branches, two doors east Of
the Post Office. He regularly receives
plates Of the LATEST FASHIONS ffem
New York, and is prepared to fulfil all orders
in his line Of business in tasteful and work
mani Ike manner.
CUTTING done to order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Gardner as shoe shop. .i@
Ravenna, January 2, i846. Si0tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
PRICES COMING DOWN,
Rave nna, April IS, 1846. 8m46.

". ID. CL.a R TX &,CO.
II EEP constantly on hand and are pre-
IN pared to sell carriages Of all kinds
cheaper than any other establishment this
side of Mason's and Dixon's line. They are
also prepared to do all kinds Of custom work
with despatch.
For One Dollar i'm Cash
you can have your horse shod up new, and
that too, with the best of Old Junietta iron,
with steel corks.
They will sell springs made Of the best OF
Eastern Steel for 15a cents per pound tcash
aud warranted. All other work as low in
proportion for ready cash. Mallable wrench>
es, nut washers, &c. kept constantly on hand,
All work warranted.
N. B. They will make difference between
cash up and cash down.
Ravenna, Oct. 20, 1845. 2lu
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
ITO! FOR OREG0NM

tif 4&Rs IOAO OASAUSkS"
acorpus Christi "a 40"
gYRE4aE r MADE CT OTHLFG
AflTHE STONE STORE.
4 'isrse'd. large assortment Of Ready
u Made Ciothiag consisting Of
French Cashmerett Coats from to l0&
K Erminett do do 5to $50
Tweeds do do 8 TO 500
Croton cloth do do ITO 700
Brown g. Plaid Lin. g. Colt. do 1850 TO 500
Pants.
Fine Cashmere Pants from to 90
do Sattinetts do do Sto 400
de Linen Drilling plaid and cottonades oil
prices from $50 to $500. i
Vests. " 4
20 Fine Cot Silk Velvet Vests, $500
25 Woolen Cashmere do 200
10 Fine black Satin do $2 to $4
Marsailes and Cotton Drilling Vests all prices
from 75cts to $500.
The above embraces the largest assortment
of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this
market and are offered low for Ready pay at
May i2, 1846. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

GHAWLS--A large assortment Of Spring
~ ana Summer Shawls, just received and
for sale cheap at DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

TyRANKLINhdI FLO Fine, Sn-
" perfne and Extra. will be kept constantly
on hand and for sale by WI s.ss
" July 3. KENT 2t Co,. ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

RD put UP in kegs OF SO pounds. en-
Pressly for Home consumption. War,
'Fanfed frstrate for sale by
april ai. CYRUS PRENTIsS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

HlNGLES!-Any quantity Of irst rate
- Pine Shingles for sale BY u w I
4 s 4 VI u. "A. SEYMOUfl. ~
Enquire At the Ravenns Foundry.
Kayenna, June s6tIl, is4e, sm57.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
.MILLIvERF .aJvD
DRESS MAXIM G..

F1yHE subscriber, late of Franklin, is now
i prepared to execute all kinds Of work
entrusted to her care, inthe latest style, and
would respectfully solicita share Of the pub
lie patronage. Shop ia Howe's building, 4th
door east ofthe Post Office. Main st, Ravens
ma, Ohio. AMANDA G. RUSSELL. 4
June /, 1915, 54tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

-TNRAB Moreens and other colors for sale b.
- Nov. A, 1845. M. KENT g. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Superior lgO2o o. Curing Hams.

Agreeable to your request. herewith
send YOU the Prncess Of caring the hans
! sent yon in Mafc!. viii, h rcenily eall.
cd forth tl,e admiration al tho American
Agricultural Association aud The Farmers
Club at New \ ok. ~....~.
| ] made a pickle Of two quarts of sail,
\ which added one ounce Of Summers
IVORY. one ditto of sweet marioram, enc
70 al'Pice. hall ditto salipeire, and one
hnd brown sugar; boiled the whole To-
. ger and applied the mixture boiling
roo one handrcd pounds of ham, and
hekt in the pickle Three Of four weeks.
. = process Of smoking was no, the
inexpensive, but may no. be the less
a'a'he on that account. smoke the
mans n seed cask, with one head IN,
, WIN AnalI hole CIR the smoke 10 pass
QUIZ ht my hams to the head, and used
ABOUT Neck Of mahogany saw dust fol
+ ihsi. WIZ ~Lapnenad "a h,..a~ an hand
=. 'or parkI goods. ] smnl aI ,l.cEa utTt
= one weel .3m. .9gricHhUTid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

n life. Possesses en- sapis fortune, md
an .asu'l e rrpulaiisn i1s VEOhIIy. NJ.
Ers Ls'ta2 cay Esasnasl ssqhaonlsnes
ai'h hiaa, | itqei'td h'm o,l. rnl lnl.o.
''nsr'i II .s.l = = u ssie-asEaaian. -fhis
as lac .m saas ssssEs,.-, -. naE sesy GLssF-
liasl, sss'Pssis a. sassssaisls g. taLs ia = in
A'R. Ia .ss'i-F = moss.El's s.lenre 81
b. lstlr, | Tea ksd-
~ frsT. VI. u. your are "a, % sssa
. 'ennaml = ,. sou used IA t."
"Wsl nor Le inqnu.h.
When Ire, bsrans argu-is TED With
Mr.. IL. ynn csuil na' sli I'd tue % @
10 Tea. sni .le u.rd n csr,y il 10 y,n.''
LA sl'i'!e IA ra1l." 80 i sic, bsrs ,ng
lnsa laugh.
"ExsSi.y."
"ln'irs.t. ~. w. hose you kaewn IS
ionsl" ....@
lhtn inside myself kn,wn .. the for.
uer srPrennee l. NJ. g.. soi w.s imnle :
''ia'r'' Tsene lz-d by Ms. II. - ore ri iltI
rssi'r'i s'TssI aTqsa'naMcr ~ iinchssier.
3 Bstt"e p'i -whai - you think he's
h'e"gs or ih,!' srktd Mr.. II.
. "f"I | sGpaa.~. ~ss 10 e since num-
3 e rd stn iiinss Ih@i wese."
! By m G,ean.," ssid be, al The sane
tme rPping = w'nk Il bts wife.
Slr s.o.e from tie table sud left lhe
tn0n. "a ) so"n teautnd w,rL the Id-ui,-
ca pil. as lh.v b.:o a..o'sd ne. nes.i
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4 for naihing. Another viii lis Lon.
ssnd acres. rnEsues tie opposite rs,nr.e
--soe. MOI realize sn mueh yearly gains
iIem his ffsi ersPs. Lll serufes I'll lhs
while az abrn'lsni rsla,n. leTi.lizine. IN.
stead 81 lmPnnerishing his Tiaai.lisn--.
with the rnml.Els l.irh has gathered ;,
r"nnd Llm-he finds :; the rrtl nl taen.
~ years ihai lis land i znHh iweniy
Thousand d,.llars. Who j. tlle richer 4.
Tie two. sEsn in money! l'tsn moien.
yer. he whn lrl, I'll tic white list he was
PerEanen ~ sfnlea. has snsEoun,lfd linn.
sFlf with iEeads Il hn iore Tim an.l whom,
he loves. has rn eera. ion 10 snntlsr him.
SELF fom I'D and tried Eeislhars--In
hseak The iies wiirh Lind tuEiaTlliar o..
vets nov infinitely Dear from sic fimi.
srr.iy If ghelF lgres-i,us may srrnA lie
lrtltaias 5 ears IS a mss.ul lite in lie It,
J.ymfHt al - 7--. Gorls wlic'u hi. long
e"n''n'.od .G'ns base g.shsleI around
h.rn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
TIE TIE PalI..

Some seventeen ye-'. ego, I "ss a
!" pten;iee boy" ~ The ibee "r'ty ol
Mud" nna ihe goodly ri y or RIchrs.
leI. The Lu.nsss OF ~hi"h ! w,s hen
osiaring ka"wte.'se u as cunGucisa ut.
Exrhasgs stree, ,h"ugh | hnarde,i ~ one
e tie siIetIs n tie U'sstrn par! Of IhF
cry.
IL Rsng 10 ny tea. WAS in tie habit
III mseiinR sl,non every fve1Iug, lnr
many ,etksm succession. sm.ll, young,
Wslll'ls-ssd. end 4 o h." ki"g gti. wuh
5. ''s ssr. Il hss bud; q l.ns!s ny cur
ssctrlsin tie daily err nj f. lhr R'fl.-
ll.yinL met her the tallnw,ne enar.
arc rdingy TUNED on MY Lerl, and fol.
10 Etd al a distance that would not eA.
cite su'p On "a any one. At leagIr
ssw her enI"rs small sh"emsker's shop
an South 81. Psuls street sphse.
qu.n'ly Learned hat tie shop WAS own.
ell by ~ Industrious young man. srd
an excellent ucrha1ic. aud thar he vs..
the gufs husband. IL hal bern married
lev month";, sod po..es.ing 90 o hsr
capns' than n encd usdr, a good name,
and 'obUst cons .itOn"n. had resolved 10
+cnaoHl.r in the mslteruf rem, rs burg
a one in tie suburbs Of the city. Iii,
b esk'a<t vas slw-ys rfa " bv d+y.break.
I'D .slI . rs tlnnsr ~ h hin, hC stvrd
tie h,uf. each d. wh~h most ipr.ons
spent >" e i"g t" AID c'm'"9 tron ,ba'
mel. MANY er"u"0isi. wn"jI htvs btsn
usf d witt he usiaa AZ" gong down
e ,be sun; but rot 50 Will the voang
.hoem,krr He also wished Ia save tie
hour usually devoted Ia tea. anj t'ere.
tr'e bal TINT meal dsi'y ,eken to him hv
his pretty l,uIe wlle-lhe artsulrmen,
enabled tIm 10 spend the Whcie day, sor;
40 much Of Tie evening as be cHose IN TIE
chop.
The iodnttrjous b ,bis # the shoe.
maker were som discovered, and nel
,hPIr due reward. C.stpmets Il ,rketl IN
upon i'm. and he VAS obliged not oulv
10 rent larger shop, but II EN-, 10y al
sddWanal numh"r OF wn'k nrn. Bot the
increase of husitess did net VEN lin
fem the pIao he had cary a@opt'! al
>a,ir. um' Iii, ,hud ue~I still having
bfc1t ktn 10 hln by lis vile N 'hs In
psil.
A'o,ttli is time | left tie city ard di
not re IRA fer some twelve lesrs. | hpr
rot, h ,wer,r, forgotten he sh", mak'r,
having ON tie ifs: Wedge e h III
di>cotrtCd III gtrai al sncrt.sIn his ma
ter Of Ifr. | v,>lfh the r,ee "5cre b.,
old shop tnd stcd, tu' lthad gwen ll'rr
10 new buick raw. Ia vsinsl lluhsd lor
the Ign. | va, n, leagih lnfo,meh by l.
lrr nj ihst about Two yests pre'i"us--hr
had rrmUstd /, Oa,c.
"Do y"u Emo. any thing of his crcum
,tsncrs!" inquired.
81 do. In the frs, pl ,ce hs took to
OHIO about five thousand doalars IN cash.
lrom ,hree Of whlch, IN real rssa:e near
Cnrinnau. h. has already realized three
times hat am"un'. The Other t~o thou
sand he pu, in,o rork establishment,
ard lhaI sum has yielded him large p5o-
fit. But even had he no, tesotIsd 10 spe-
cnl,tlon," added my iriend, p" he eouli MOI
but have succeeded in life, so thorough
waa his business habits. and especially
as those habits were seconded by an in
duslrlous little WIFE"
# have recently returned from visit IN
Ohio, and have again seen the shueuia-
Aer and lis wife. lie is now in Tue pr'ms
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
y Gentleman Farmer.

ID is brse than idle Tor any man To
expect d better his position in a pecuni-
ary poi of view by turning gentleman
farmer. pr a person have a fortune alrea-
dy. he bay lay oul pleasure grounds,
fence idarks, make experiments in crops.
try cro+s in breeds Of cattle, and set out
trees fotshade and scenery. and thus graz
tify his taste, and possibly make some
discovEy oroihers TO benefit by but in
his Own case he will lose monry--proha.
bly, hecxpcc,s il. What would any one
think 81 a gentleman warrior, or genlle-
man poet THAT is, Of Il man that should
hire all his fighting done. or all his verses
made II success only crowns individu-
al, personal exertion in all other matters.
how is il that in this alone, in the primi-
tive occupation Of mankind. men expect it,
without putting their own hand TO the
plough. and girding themselves for the
labor 1t is common remark among
husbandmcn, that he who works with his
- hands" gets double the amount of work
out Of them compared with him who on
Is gives his orders, and waits until they
are accomplished. The general must lead
his troops 10 victory he must endangcr
his own life, if he would inlusc bravery
mo the hearts of his snldicrs. and this
principle is not uaPplicable 10 the boss
Of the farm"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

Tire 90 Fa.ns.ng.-Tke flll is tie
best season. al tic year for painting hous.
e.. In cool wcaiher tie raiai d.ic, slow-
~. and assumes, IL it hart!ens, n polished
aPpearancc, Dir 81 remaining viii tie ca.
ltring matter. Ifpair'ing be done in dry
hot weather, tie Oil Immediately strikes
into The wood. l@aying the paint. whira
can be rs'bbrd or by the hand, Like whine.
wash from a wall. ~ ..&
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Equity Sales.

Leonard Smith =. Nancy Smith am others.
Petition 10 sfH L4nd.
E1Y virtue of a'dccree of the Court of Equity,
Ed made at September term, 1916, | shall offer
f,r sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the 18th Monday
of November next, betorc the courthouse in Hills
borough, the Tract of Land on the north fork OF
Little River adjoining the lands Of Josiah Turner
aud others, it being the same whereon Stephen
smith, decd, formerly lived containing siXtylive
acres. more or less. 4 credit of twelve months
will be given; bond and security required:
JAMES WEBB. e. NE.
By Q. T. LONG, Deputy.
September 81. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
TIE WORLD - TT i.


shis w0la j. noi 50 I'D = wUd
As sosne would lie 10 make il;
Tl.olgh, whistler gooi. " phsiiaeE lg.a.
nrTfnis on how We take II.
far Il NC seall and frat ID aay.
Prom aswy Iaom I'll even.
Ills World vii ne'sr aa.sa To Ezn
: fsriaste LeEs oCheayca.
Tais wot'i in truth : a. gooi a v.oril
IS s'cr was EnoNn IL any
Who iave 70; ssrn sposlaeF ST.
tA,! tl.ese are ,ery EaH.!)
Aaai ift'ae ten ard Nomfn. TOO,
Have Tieniy ofsinl'.o, mat.
Ti,csc surely mua: ia ard 10 Plra>e
Mho cannai fnl cnia, msni.
Ths w"'li Is q,iie q sle,,. ~og!d.
N Iain " plsass Ut real.ssr.
u ffe.le Nould lat leaFa e ave
IN harmony taeeglcr;
Nor sesk TO burst tic kindly band
By loss AMI peace - me.Ind.
I'D Learn ihai be,a Of lcsaons yet
TO SWAY hc eon;suiej.
Then were tue world q pleasant world.
And pheasant iolAs VIE AIT;
Tir q. would pass most pleasantly
20 lhnse mho thus l,cgiu It..
aud all the naaH!ess grievances.
Brought on by borrowed ,roubles.
Would Irove. as certainly t!.cy aie,
Amass Of empty tulliCs!
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b"Pfs thai some modsraie drinksr may
proli by lie lesson conveyed. and be lie
happy instrument Of IefoTming some un-
h'rnnsIs victim. a did Nanny. Mode
tale aElnkeT. will yen bear The above fact
IA mind. Singular ihough il may sP.
fear. u =. nevertheless. strictly true.
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TEW AND CHEAP
S 2" y e :

= = y Is :
rE7III; subscriber. ha,ng formed partnership
/ with l.. ". lIoh and W. \. Cagagin, is now
opening
4 EnNv ...,.. "'""i. 1900 H''''OhA
MENT UF GOODS,
,,,,.-,,pr almost every article usually sold in
,,,,s m,Ikc,, a, his old stand one door We, Of
Mr. III. K,rklan's corner, vi here he would IT.
it,, VI. ~ customers and friends TO call and CX.
a,,;n. ais stock. which will he found low enough
,,suit the times.
STEPHEN MOORE.
November !. Oh
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,kDking. -" What HARM" said Mr..
il'tlI, :" is there in pipe ?" Nun,
Those on" replied regular down
who has more of the philosopher
IN than the scholar, 'cept smoking
leai drinking, and drinking leads 10
df'I less. Now, perhaps drunken
heSS ut fetch on the bile, and the bile
g'Si &c 'spepcy, and the 'spepcy give
yo" consumption, and consumption
,eiriN ID death, that's all. Now, Mr..
VIM 1t all them are things into your
pups aoke EN-"
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Remedy for Sprains. - Acct

Remedy for Sprains. - Accidents of
lis sort are not unircQ""n', and perhaps
l0ae are more liaJIa to thcm than the H.
'oring class OF people. They happen
most generally in the Joints Of either the
upper or lower limbs, accompanied with
much pam and swelling. ana inability to
Iso tie limb. THE remedy is simple, and
filhn the reach Of every one. Cloths
let freely in a strong and cold solution of
q, and wafer, applied and persevored in,
NJ lcrally effect speedy cure. IL neccs-
hoy to make a shift and the part is very
-7ilul, apply the leaves Of garden worm
''sEd, wet in spirits. Should the part in
Id remain weak, as ii sometimes does
81, rvcre sprains, safe remedy is TO
- or pour on cold water freely fora
ed mornings. Prairie Farmer.
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Watt Gates and others. ev par,c.

PcItI0n 10 MN Re1E ESI&T".
EeY virtue Of decree of the Court Of Equity,
~ made at September term, lsi6, ! shall offer
for sale, to the hishesl bidder, on the 4th Monday
Il November next before tie court-hous' in Hills
.,rough the Tract o! Land on Cane Creek, where
vn Richard Gates, decd formerly lived. adjoining
III" lands Of William Thompson and others, sup
posed to contain forty -four acres NOR OF less.
credit OF twelve months will he given; bond anu
"ecuti,y required.
JAMES WHB1. c. II. L.
3; O.F, LONG, Deputy.
Se;tcnnrr 81. 4t--
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INST RECEIVED,

ESRESlI Rice, Adamlntinc Candies, New Or
III leans Molasscs, Spirits TurpcntimC, Gray's
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, Wiiitehcad's
best Flour, and Nenison Hams.
Also, league PIoughs with wrought Mould
b,"tos, and large lot of one and two horse
y Dull Boards. For sale by
LONG, u E BIB, & co.
Nirch I6. "
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WANTED In Exchange ior- Goods.
EtLOUR, Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-seed, Bees
wax, Talow, Feathers. Plank, shingles, and
all kinds of Country Cloth, OF any thing
else usu illy taken in exchange for Goods.
LONG, WEBB, d co.
May 5. &C.
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JuSE Rec oived,

4 Fresh Supply of MOFFAT'S PILLS and
A PiIiENIX Differs, and los sale by
u. llEAEIT, Agent.
September lG. ID