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Head Quarters, I
CoLUMBIA, OH May, Io47.


,GENERAL ORDER.
Al Ii Officers Of Militia of this State order
IN ing elections of officers of the line Of
whatever grade or rank, or making appoint
ments of officers of the staff, will report the
names of the officers 30 elected or appointed to
the Secretary of State, who is directed there.
upon to fill up and forward their commissions
without delay, and he is also further directed
not to issue or deliver any blank military COM
mission.
All commission addressed to the Secretary
tary Seroics."
The Brigadier Generals are charged with
the extension of this order.
J BY order OF the Commander-in-Chief
J. W.. .CANTEY,
Adjt. & Inspt. Gen.
may19 Ct II
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RecEaUlE1e's Pills.

FNHHE Proprietor, many years ago, while !,'
-E searching for remedy for his own I'll
health which The prescription of the day had
failed 10 benefit, to hit npon the composition OF
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated TO many Physicians.
and it was not the design of the Inventor that
they should extend beyond the private practice
of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap.
plications for them. however, began 10 multi
ply and he was advised by many Of his profes.
sional brethren, and other gentlemen, of char
acier and distinction, 10 prepare quantity Of
them and place them i'll the hands OF an apo
thecary. Even this seemed insufficient, and be
was urged to send them. by means agencies,
throughout The country. Caloniel had long
been cormon domestic remedy. There was
scarcely family in which rial of it was not
to be found, and in which it was not used with
degree offreedom from which well inform
ed Physician should shrink. A strange infatu-
alton too seemed to exist among many Of the
Faculty. Hardly q case was prescribed for,
whether acute or chronic, in which ralomel
was not given, in some stage of the disease,
without fear or reflection; and thousands are
still suffering from its pernicious effects. Cal.
omel is, without doubt, most valuable medl-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded as
essential, but i, should not be stricken from the
list of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under the prudent and judicious advice
of thoughtful Physician. Upon trial, by many
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be q substitute for mercurial preparations in
large number of cases, and hence their popu.
larity. and the large demand for them. The
idea of obtaining Patent for them was never
entertained, nor has it been sought TO this day.
twas believed that by giving them popular
form and circulating them through the country,
thousands would be benefited by their use,
who, would, otherwise, never hear Of the pres.
-Criptium and urver fsurn that repurunun hud
been compounded which rendered the indis-
crininate and pernicious use of calomel un:
necessary. These were some Of the induce.
ments which .ed the Inventor of the Pills 10
to consent that they should become an object of
public sale: ss1t
None are genuine without the signature of
jNO, BECKWITH, NJ. D.
For sale by, r. s. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge.
field c. H.. South Carolina.
April % 6m IA
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Ssherii d!

I PY virtue of sundry Writs Of FIieri Fa.
I'D cias, TO ME directed, j will proceed 10;
sell at Edge6eld Court House; onlthe frsl
Monday and Tuesday following In July
next, the following property, IN ii follow
ing named cases, 10 wiz ss5s. (
George Parrott, and others Iiyerally
VS.. Ann Hull, three LOIS in the foWng gof
Hamburg, known in the plansof fsajd town
as lots numbered one hundred and Seventy
FIVE q75), one hundred and:eigBly 1907,
aud one hundred and thirty nine So, g
Daniel Quatllebum vs. James Sc sHaney,
and Orashea Haney; Elijah Watson, sem,
and others, severally, VS.. Orashea Haney,
the tract of land whereon the Dlifendant
Orashea Haney lives, containing two hum
dred acres, more or. less, adjoining lands of
Nathan Norris, Nancy Corder; aid ,0bn-
diah Bodie. I; ,;,i So s 81 ~
John Hill. Ordinary, forlthe distributes
OF James Terry, decd, ys. MarysS Sirome,
adm'rx., and William Slrome, 5JlIfs admir-.
of William Strome, S'enr. dec rhe tract.
of land whereon the defendanie1iY con-
tanning three hundred and len acrts, more
or less, adjoining lands of LewissKey eynolds..
William Slrome, Senr., andsSanuel G..
Strome. 80
Levi Bush and Lewis Bush, sys. Will
liam Bush, John G. Dagnall, and Emer-
son Bussey, the tract OF land wheteon the
defendant Bussey lives, containing three
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of D.: Bussey, A.. Sharpton. and
others. ;5;.Ss' - q
IL. Griffin, Ex'tr., vs.. Samuel Posey,
aud Robert Cloy, a tract of land contain
ing fifteen hundred acres, more or less, ~
ing on Shaw's Creek, adjoining lands of
A. B. Addison, Frank Posey, and kothers.
Amos Bush, vs.. James E. Silcrease,
the tract of land whereon The defendant
lives, containing seven hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining, lands of Sarah
Blair, Mary Kilcrease, and Others:
John Rochell, for the use of John Gaul,
din, vs.; John Blackwell, and William
Jackson; Aurelius Martin, for The use of
John Gauldin, vs.. John Blackwell, the
interest of the defendant John Blackwell,
in the tract Of land whereon Jincoy Will
sou now lives, containing one bundled and
forty acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Atticus Tucker. John Briggs, and 9th
ers.
Terms Of sale cash. ls
H. BOULWARE,s.E. D.
June IL r44gss 4tz 81
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Mew DRY Goods
AT ROBERTS, CHEAP Cash STORE.
E INEN Cambria handkerchief new style,
.MA Fancy Silk Parasols, z
Corded Skirts, :, u
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, 5siE
Lace Edgn IS.
Black Hat Grape, 8 r. ~
Striped and plain Swiss Muslin,
Shaded Purse Twist, 81
Black Net for Caps,
Black and fancy Prints and Muslins,
Fancy VeStings,
White Marseilles Vestings, 49, ,as.
Boys glazed Belts, q -
French Prints aud fancy Ginghams,
Colored and white cotton, Hose, ladies'
and childrens,
Dress Whalebone, assorted,
Gauze Cap Ribbons,na sF;i
White Perforated Board, .s.5 r;
Together with GROCERIES and DRUGS,
a very large assortment, will be sold How for
Cash. R, s. S.SR0BERTS.
june 2 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INTHE COURTsOF50RDINAaY.
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
LID of Edgefsld District
Whereas, Thomas Nichols, hath appli-
ed to me for Letters of Administration !, on
all and singular the goods and chatteIs,
rights and credits Of William N Monnce,
late of the Distict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite aad admoD-
ish all and singular, the kindrsd and credi-
tors ofths said deceased, 4 o:be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinaryis Court
fol. the said District, tosRes bold len agEdge-
field Court Fl oase, ontha 2etti day Of Juno
tias.., TO shows "a jtf1s.
said administration should not be granted.
Given under.mys hand and seal, This the
Ilth day of June. in the year of our
Lord one lhousandseight hundred and for
ty seven. and in the seventy frat year OF
American Independence.
JOHN HIELYo.zE.D
June l6 {2tss i2t si4:s. e
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens of the District, for the liberal man.
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find il to their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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Pile Medicine,

In addition to its being positive remedy for
the Piles, it never fails TO cure that lNTOLE.
which is so very common,
and has its location in the same parts as the
Piles,
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns of Alexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at Last-A cure for the Piles.-Physi-
cians and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has at last been the result. DR., JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inflammation, subdues
that intolerable itching, but effectualy cures,
like charm, and in n very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sale byR. 8. ROBERTS, Agent, ut
Edge6eld Court House, South Carolina.
march 10. If
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E|B55yS5z zzlSEzz 80 Kl
Do : 81 3 a J 4 e.
l1lI'[[1l|;:::l!|;;ia!!ZH;I|I1I|'lZS[z!!1 1lI'[[1l|;: III
Warramfed to Cure.

HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is disease
produced by lucalirritation, costiveness, purga'
tive stimulantH, undue determination Of blood
to the hemorrhodal vessels by excessive riding
or walking, or congeslive stnte of the liver,
and peculiarity Of the constitution itself.
II is usually considered under three forms,
or varieties, as follows-Bind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and so very well
known, that description ofits symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use of the
Embrqcation in the cure Of this disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad.
wise their patients 10 try it, as the only
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june 9
NOTICE.

A IL Persons indebted to. the Estate & of
IA George Pope, deceased, are hereby .noti.s
fled that it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
DO not pay will be sued before return day.
The Notes are in the hands Of N T., Griffin Or
J. w. Gibbs, Esqrs. 4 ]. s.
jams If 2 s55ss5ss
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NOTICE.

- We also wnnld informth public, that we are
receiving lrora New York and Charleston, a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gen.
temcn's wear, consisting in part of 49, /,
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSfMERESs
Do. do. fancy do. do.
d. fancy check summer COATS, n large
e " variety,
A splendid assortment of ofYESTINGS,
A fine lot Of white kid Gloves, black do
Black satin and fancy Cravats and Scarfs,
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and woolen Drawers,
Also, variety of Goods belonging to the trade
such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &C., al,
Of which will be sold and made up, in style thai
will please any that may favor US with their
patronage.
March Is, 1s47. 3m 8
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STATE OF SOUTH sCARoEINA NA.ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssss
IN THE COMM 0NsPLEAS 8
Williamson Dalton, psetara!'ga: 81 4,
y Ooc%s eSvSss Z,
Foreign Attaehtnlsi'a,ts n

YHNHE Plaintiff in the above case, shayingS
b this day filed bis, Declaration in my s;s
flee, and the Defendant haYing neither wifsiis
nor attorney, known TO reside within the limits
of this State, on wh onn copy. Of said DeclaIas
ton, witt, rule 10 plead, can be served: ON.
motion of Mr.. Yaucey, Plaintiffs attorney ssoI.
dered, that the said Defendant appear and pleafsS
10 the said Declaration, within year and o.
day from the date hereof, or judgment will Ibes
awarded against him by defs lt.
THO. g. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edge6eld c. H. Oath Sept 1885,
september 80 ..s,as - 356a4Ss
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
YEyHE Subscriber now offers for sale the
u tract of Land on which he now resides,
lying on Log Creek, nine miles west of Edge
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acres,of which there is abont FIVE hun.
drels acres ofwoodand. On the premises is
a large and comfortable Dwelling House and
all other necessary ont buildings. The planta.
tor is in good repair, Those wishing to pur-
chase can call and examine for themselves.
J.sF. BURNS.
april z S3Rn 12
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Sam'l. P. MeNary, Admir-. of
DAME! P. Walker, decd. &
o,bove e,,ratioo naCo nda pfo

DAME! P. Walker, decd. & account. 5; s.
others, surelies, Defendants. 80
JULIUS C. PARDUE having this day
filed his petition before me, setting forth thathe:
is q creditor of Daniel P. Walker, Decd, To- a.
considerable amount, and that Samuel r. Mo-
Many, administrator Of that estate, has removed
beyond the limits of the State, without having.
accounted, it is therefore ordered, that the said
Samuel P. McNary, adm r., as aforesaid, and:
Penelope Williams and Nathaniel Burton, adj.
minist,atrix and administrator, of Gibson j.
Williams, dec'd., who was surety TO said adj
minstration. do appear before me in the Court
of Ordinary. to be held at Edgefeld Court
House, in the District aforesaid ION Tuesday;
the 10Th ofJune inst, to show cause. fany they
can, why they should not render before me, an:
account of said administration. Given under
my hand, ut my Office, on the 1st June 1847.;.
JOHN HILL O. DIS
june 9 N Jf5.@S Ssss-s At 5sg19 ~
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NEW GOODS.

a5.., NEW GOODS. @a&
;YWVHE Subscriberis now receiving splen.
Ill did Stock-of NEW GOODS at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley g.
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES,
AND HATS,
to which he invites his friends and the public
10 call and examine for themselves, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
N. .. Goods very low for Cash.
S'et B. C. BRYAN.
April 9Th 1s47. If l2
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TO THE PUBLIC.
n @ r f. l.,

Which it is his purpose to keep as such house
should be kept, and will only promise to oil who
favor him with call, that he will do all in his
power to please; and where as much comfort
and quiu may be expected as can be found in
any Public House.
A careful and attentive Hostler will be kept
constantly in the Stable, and Horses asall be
attended to in way that shall give entire Salts
factions.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited
VIM. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, March $40 If Z
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SOUTH1CAROEINJ9.s; s'
EDGEFIELD DlsTRIC }ss: s
IN THE COMMON PLE4S.
Henry B. Gleason, Declaration q

James II: II. Jones, & CO. 1rnehmen.
.YHyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
81 this day filed his Declaration lin mysot=!
fce, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known to reside withintle limits.
OF this State, on whom a copy of the SAID De-
claration, with rule TO plead, can be served IS
On motion of Nj. Gray, Plaintiff 8 Attorney ,lts 3
is ordered, That The said Defendant appears and
plead 10 The said Dec ,tion. within; al fs
and day from the date hereof, orsf final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against blmlss
by default =;
Clerks Office, NAV 26, lS47. lys ss199se;S: ss:
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Notice.
NOTECE

NOTHCE.p4t9
kH R. ROFF, who held conditionally an in.sS
lHA terest in the right Of Edge6eld District
to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, Patent)
has never complied with said condition, theros
fore he holds no interest,", and has right zts
sell or make any. contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners 81 salds
right, and a right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good. (,
MIR. ]. T. WEBER, we authorise, With tuil:s
power to act as our agent. &. 8 z g
COTHRANx85M MOORE
March /, 1S47. =: II
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PANAMA 81 LEGHoRN HATS
GN ENTLEMEN,S Panama and Leghorn
aU HATS also Boys and c Children.s Pal. al
metto Hats, for sale by
g. & s. ROBERTS.
march "a gif g.
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Ths SLAVE Riot at Carlisle, Pa.-The
slIagerstownstsMd) News, Of Saturday.
confirms The accounts Of the dreadful riots
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An Irishman, in store, asked for a
pair of silk gloves, and wasEtold the kind
he wanted would come to5one dollar. -.
{7l"Oh by my soul them" replied Pit,
."I'd sooner have my hands barefoot all
the days Of my life, than give that for 'ena.'
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SOUTH CAROLINA.s
EDGEFELD DISTRICTS.
IN THE COMMONsPLEAS. asI assslI

Oliver Simpson, Attaelment. s5s::
THyHE Plaintiff in the above case ShaWpgs
2 this day filed his Declaration in my of
fee. On motion of Wigfall, Plaintifs attofss
ney, Ordered. That the Defendant appear and
plead to the said Declaration, Withins a. year.
and day from the date hereof OF judgneas
will be entered against him by default
THOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edge6eld G.. H, S ssss
14th May, 1876. s.
June IL y 21s-ss e
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May {

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINli.s
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT w. ~;
IN THE COURT OF. 0 ORDINARY.'
Julius C. Pardue, Complaint - f,s5SssS 81 !
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UdIHei y. u, el1U
others, Defendants. zss S.
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that W.
ID Holly and wife Mary, distributes :of ffhe
real estate of George Litesey dec d., reside;
without the limits Of This State il is therefore,
ordered, that they do appear in my Office; as
Edgefeld Court House, on or before the frsts
Monday in August next, and chow cause, If
any, why the said lands should not be sold or
divided. or their consent to the same will be-
entered ofrecord.
Mays s..s; BIN IS
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Energy end Mind.-Enersy! Energy
is every thing. How mean Thing is a
man with little motive power All the
abilities nature has given him lie useless,
like great and beautiful machine, ready
at every point for useful action, but not a
wheel turns for want of starting power !!
A great mar is just like great machine.
He has great power 10 set in motion the
varied and immense projects which he has
in hand little motives can neither start
him nor stop him; they may set in full play
the powers of an ordinory man, and rem
der him respectable, nay, oven beauti-
ful piece Of mechanism, but oever a mag
nificent one.
Yet there is one point which lifts man
supremely above the machine. By the
working of his own mind he can improve
and exalt himself; by directing his eye to
what is great and good, he may become
so. lfthen we can become what we wish
TO be, what high objects should we aim at,
and what rosolute aud energetic efforts
should we be ever making to attain them?
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Cane in Rapides.-The Alexandria
Democrat says, that in the parish Of
Rapides there will be about six thousand
hogsheads ofsugar made this season. The
editor is perfectly rejoiced at the extraor-
idinary success which has attended sugar
planting in the new sugar parish" as he
terms Rapides. "P assing," he says,
''through winter Of great severity, our
rat.oons are waving with apparent Joy in
the delicious summer breeze, and our seed
cane cannot be surpassed. We will take
the crop Of John Compton, as a sample
of our cane. with the remark thai if field
superior to it can be found in the State,
the happy owner can take the best beaver
hat on sale inlhe "wide world" Mr.. C..
will grind three hundred and fifty arpents
ofcane, and we hazard nothing in saying,
that he will "roll oul'' five hundred hogs
heads Of excellent sugar. Other planters
Calhoun, the brothers Flint, Carey,
Baillio, Wells, Tanner, Mrs. Overton,
Archinard, Cariin, and many more-will
como up to this mark, or near it, fcalcu-
.iations founded on the presen, appearances
.ofthe crops have any weigh,."s
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STATE TEOFgsOUTHsGAROLINA
Z. EDGEFIELDi DISTRICT s,sss;
IN THE co URTs o 0RDINARY:...s
John w. Holly; g wife, and ss's'
others, Applicants, Sdh,nsoHs
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STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.l
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON. PLEAS 3 i

IN THE COMMONsPLEAS. e
George Parrott, = a 5s:S.:Sssss; 70
us. Declaration in AHaeh- 9.
Eli Clark. nent. s
7UNHE Plaintiff in the above cases; having
this day filed his Declarations in myo
fee, and the Defendant having neither Wife
nor Attorney, known to, reside within the limlts
of the said State, on whom copy of said dec
larations with rule 10 plead thereon can be-
served, on motion Of MIR Wardlaw, Plainhfs
Attorney, it is ordered. that the said Defendant
appear and plead to the said Declarations within
a year and day, from the date hereof, or
judgment will be awarded against hun by de-
fault. 7. g. BACON C.E:U.,'ss
Clerks Office, April 80. 1547, 8 sss
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None are genuine without the signature of
JNO, BECKWITH, NJ. D. Z
For sale by, r. s. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field G. H.. South Carolina.
April % 6m IA
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CHAPTER III

we lett Dunstan MS the reader will rCcol-
'ec'' hy'ng like the wind from his savage pur-
sucrs: Before morning, believing himself
SAFE from pursuit, he halted, turned Rnyard
loose to feed and rest his weary Hubs. and
men partaklng of his hunters fare stretched
iii'lseii upon the prairie to sleep, and pre-
pare himself Tor the tatigues of the morrow.
ne was soon fast in the embraces of the
si'''nper, and dreaming that he was engaged
~, ,h desperate hand to hand struggle for
lie With a powerful Grow Indian, who wns
smeared with oil from head 10 heel His nd.
Versary mad the advantage, for when he had
seized him and was about to dash him to the
ground, he would invariably slip from his
grasp. The Indian at length prevailed and
was about to rob him ofhis scalp, when the
unpIcasantness ofthe idea of going home
without mat important covering awoke him
opening MS heavy eyes, with Il start, Instead
OF seeing an Indian in the act of carrying a
knife about his temples, the first object that
met ms sight was Bayard, who was playfulIy
making sundry passes mt his nose. Not feel
ing in a magnetic mood, he ordered the "ope-
rator" away. and turning upon the other side.
again abandoned himselfto sleep. Now he
dreamed, not of Il creased Indian, but of lola.
whohl ne pictured in n thousand predica-
ments, not one of which suited him. At one
'i'i'e sue was seen hurrylng away upon Il wild
PraIrle horse, ut speed unheard ofbeiore in
the annals of race riding and jockeying. The
famous ride ofGiIpin would scarcely preface
such an one: Nothing short Of Byron's Ma
zeppa, would afford a parallel, and even that
would require little cooring. At length
and this spoils the romance ofthe whole per-
tormance-the steed' stumbIes and she is
thrown--noti into body of clear water to
prevent her from sustaining any injury by the
TALL, no, not even into the mud, for the same
purpose, as she should have been in decent
dream, buf oh! opprohrnm ofromances, dis
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p,r;.p oollsii person went to the parson of the
him. and making up very long face. told
by " .le had seen ghost as he was PASSING
oItbss grave yard moving along against the side
naf 81 what shape did tahpear?" enquired the
an IN the shape of an ass.h
said ,Ia nome and hold your tongue about it,"
and ha U Pastor, you are very timid man,
w." 's'i'eheu III your own shad-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-11-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

At,he Wing State Convention. holden on
Wednesday and Thursday last. Gen An
shany Colby was numinat, d for Governor
by aee!amalion; but the General declined,
and recommended 10 the convention 10
ndop, The Independent candidate. NATHAN
lei S. BERRY, Of Hebron. On ballot, he
received POS votes out Of 242, and was unani-
mousy declared 10 be the nominee OF Tie
convention. Thus tho Whias and Inde.
pendenis are united, and we predict for them
y glorious triumph over radicalism in Marct
next.
Delegates to the National Convention
were appointed. and DANIEL WEBSTER wa
unanimously recommended rs candidat
for the Presidency: