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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-02
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WINDSOR Vt, October ., 1915.
The following Certificates have recently been
rcrri cd

WASHINGTON, d. C., JUNE 10, 1siG.
Having mntc of the "Oxygcacd iitcrs' prepared
y Dr. Gen. u. Green, uG Windsor Vt. and FROM knnw-
ledge oia' nj their efficacy IN other eases, wcchccrtuly
recommend them Ia the public hccymo that they wi'l uly
sustain the accommodation o the Proprietor. We hope
that this valuable remedy may bc generally dhtustd
throughout the country that may bc accessible 10 all the
afflicted.
SAMUEL, rnEIrs, } u. $. Senator from Vermont
WILLIAM urIIAM, { o''' ''' ~ ~
JAMES =. SIMMONS Il. :. Senator from Il. Island.
j. r. MOi,EHEAD, u. :. Senator and ipnnory Govern
ur ut Kentucky.
h. H. ARNOLD, Member Of Congress and formerly Co.
vcrnT of Il H.
WM WOODBRIDGE, L. :. Senator and formerly Co
ycluur ui Michigan
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
| Territory /
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs DISTRICT.
Hannah Clayton, Applicant,

Charles Allen and Wife, Sarah A. Allen,
James Young and Wife, Mary Eliza
beth Young, John Thos. Clayton, Ro-
bert @. Clayton, Stephen g. Clayton,
Margaret Clayton, Jesse NJ. Clayton,
Defendants.
For the sale of the Real Estate of
John Clayton deceased, moi disposed OF
by Will. And it appearing that John
Thomas Clayton resides without the 6m-
its of this State: it is therefore ordered,
that he do appear within three month
from the date hereof, or his consent to
said sale will be talena as confessed. }s
wv. d. STEELE, o., p. d.
Ordmary's Office,
June lst, 1949. s -a-4n1a
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SaS EsEvvARTDY

SroLEN from the subscribers stable.
near Storeyille, s. Con the night of the
9th, inst, Bay Horse, with no par
ticular marks rccollected, except some
harness marks. Any information res
pocting Che horse will be thankfully re-
ceiyed; and the above reward will he
paid for the delivery Of said horse 10 me,
together with the thief who stole him,
with evidence sufficient to convict him.
THos. MoLELLrN,a
June 80, l849, s..f
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PROSPECTUS
THE sCHH0OE.FELLOyv :

THE SCKHOOLFELLOW: {:
A MAG ZINE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
ISSUED IN MONTHLY NUMBERS OF
81 PAG ES, ILLUSTRATED WITH
ENGRAyINGS, An THE Low
PRICE OF
s. per aHanUHm-lzn advance:
TEgE Publisher of Richards Week
ly Gazette announces that he issued the
first number of the above work last Janu-
airy, with view of afording to the Boys
and Girls of the South a journal of their
own, in which instruction and amusement
shall be happily blended. s,.e
The Schoolfcllow contains articles, both
original and selected, from many pens
that have written cl rmingly for the
young. We will mel,-on the names Of
Mary Hewitt, Miss Scdgwick, Peter Par
ley, iss Mcintosh, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs.
Joseph G. Neal, Mary E. Lee, Miss Bar
Der, and many others might be added
Many of the articles in Tile .SckooltelSoaU
are beautifully illustrated, and the twelve
numbers of one year make two volumes
of nearly 400 pages and one hundred en-
cravings, of which, every boy and gila
who may own it may be proud.
TERMs,-1. Each number contains 80
pages, and at least cngravings, and is
issued on the first of every month. 2.
The subscription price is One Dollar a
year, in advance. To Clubs copies tot
one address, 81 10 do, So /; 20 do, Sl5,
GB- There arc many schools in which
at least twenty copies may be taken, as
the price to each one will be only SEVEN
TY-FIvE cents.
Communications must be postpaid and
addressed to
Tie SCHOOLGIRL, ", Athens, Ga.
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RasEWERY.

POETIC SCRAPS-THE MAIDEN
Tis true, that once loved to see
A maiden fair and beautiful,
With pensive look or smile of glce;
En simple dress, or fanciful;
Little mattered it 10 me,
Ii her brow were only fair,
Mid her eye, and soft her hair,
If blush came DER her cheek,
Whenever she essayed to speak,
II her lip. 80 soft and red.
Mellow'd every word she said;
wished that she
Night always be
SO very pure and beautiful,
Sc fair TO see
But when Ifound earth's chilling air
+. A blight DER ail her beauty threw,
But when saw that maiden fair,
Disappearing like the dew,
To see her like, 1 did not care.
Nayl tis sorrow TO me now,
To look upon a lovely brow;
Icannot praise blooming check,
Ferit fadeth while l speak;
The sight to me is pitiful,
Aud deeply makes mo sigh,
For when they grow SO beautiful
They always diei
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HeH.CM "A he DS'
WEEKLY GAZETTh...

HeEE NG new and much ENLARGED
series oftlc 'Southern Literary Gazette"
--thc'only weekly Journal, South of the
Potomac, devoted to Literature and the
Arts in gcncral-and designed for tho
Family Circle.
The Proprietor begs leave to announce
that, on Saturday, the 5th of May, he
issued the first number, for the second
year, Of this popular and weII established
papcr,--the name and form of which he
has changed, to enlarge the scope of it's
attractions.
Less exclusively devoted, than hereto
fore, to
Literature, tie 1rts, and Sciences
it will be the aim of It's Proprietor 10
make it, in every respect,
a CHOICE FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
cas- cheap as the cheapest, and Ms good as
the bcstW Utterly discarding the notion
that & Southern journal cannot compete
with the Northern weeklies, in eheapness
and interest,
RICHARDS WEEKLY GAZETTE
shall be equal, in mechanical executions
to any of them, and, in the variety, fresh
ness and value of its contents, second to
none. It's field will be THE WORLD, and
twill contain, in its ample folds
B0e'y Species Of Popular Information,
isspeGial attention will be paid to the sub
jcct of
SCHOLASTIC AND DOMESTIC EDUCATION.
Numerous articles, original and selected,
from the best sources, viii be published
weekly, on
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE,
and these departments, as, indeed, all
others will be frequently a..,.
Ulusttnted aoiM Wood Ctuts
Every number will contain careful and
copious summaries of tho latest.
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.ime. CASH Let 90. CASH,

time. Cash! Let go, CASH."
With single spring, Cash was ten
feet beyond the reach of the bears paw
"That's right peart BAR" said raw
bones, "but he amt nigh sich a one IL
me and Cash has TUX. We got one this
fall as measured nine feet from snout to
tail tip"
That's lie," said the discomfttcd
owner of the bear, "you never saw bear
that large in your LIFE
al hain't? Well, I'll go You these
here two twenty dollars on that branch of
the subject
"It's bet" said the bear man.
"Well, come down 10 George Davis's,
and Wen try the case"
| The crowd all accompanied the parties,
and we soon reached the Davis Store y
George, let me see that biggest bar
skin l let you have spell back, " said our
man.
Davis handed out the skin, and it'meas-
urcd nine feet one inch and half!
"Twcnty to start on, and twenty arc
forty! ard forty are eigltv?
Whoop! Come, here Cash. Coco
evening to you all. gentlemen, sang tn,
over-joyed native; and the last sd,w- G
him, he and Cash were eating ginge
cakes at the market house. West Ala
tanniaa.
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a pair of FRENCH BURR MILL.
STONES, measuring 3 feet 10 inches
ches.in diameter and i inches in dcpth
, The above maybe seen at the Grist-
mill on the Estate Of the late Col. John
e. Colhoun. a,,f g-l, Il - -
juno o IS Il 49, ff I,fs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-11

UNFADl NESS OF French BEAUTY
ltis distinctive peculiarity of the French
that they are most constant to trifeS. If
you wish to see the fashionables of twen-
ty years ago, you have only to look for
them where they were-in the same boxes
at the theatres, IN the same attitudes, and
with no apparent change except that of
the fashions of toilette. Many of the
most splendid women of the epoch of
"Robert de Diable" are just as splendidly
the bellies of the prophet" at this mo-
ment. For twenty years they have sue
cessfully maintained their beauty. There
is no art in life so successfully studied,
and practised with such universal address,
as the art of preserving youth, by the
women of Paris They resist time with
skill and courage unfailing. They repair
every loss, solder every aaw, supply ev-
cry deficiency, show the same undiminish-
ed che0elure, blonde or brown have the
same complexion of lily or rose, the same
snow-white and well filled shoulders, the
same pluiap arms, the same waist, supple,
round, slender and adorable The mas
ses of their hair have chance waves, Just
as carelessly juvenescent. Their smiles
disclose the same two dazzling rows of
unalterabie pearls; and if, perhaps, they
do not permit themselves TO deccoiieter
with quite as venturesome audacity as in
other days, they still dress with apparent
Inconsistencies of dagger, and sufficient
ly low for all purposes of bewildement
and fascination. So true is it, that the
two things which are said TO be the nsest
perishable and fieeting-bcauty and fash.
ion--are, in fact, the most solid and least
subject to decay and revolutions OF the
three present stages of undisputed beau-
ty in Paris-the beauties in flower, with
"The Prophet") in fruit with '1Iugue-
nots" and in preserves, with Robert
de Diable --one scarce knows which
offers the greatest temptation. Home
Journal.
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a MERIrED HoNoR.-Elwood Fisher
is to partake ofan honorary dinner from
the membersof the Virginia Legislature
next Monday,sat White Sulphur, in tes-
timony of their appreciation of lecture
he delivered some time ago in Cincinnati,
showing that to the North chiefly will
disastrous consequences ensue in case of
dissolution of the Union The lecture
was lately reviewed in the Southern
Quarterly.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN TMg coMMoM rLEAs

in TIRE CoMMoM PLEAS
PICKEN.S DI,STRICT.
Henry Whitmire, Dec. in Attachment
VS.. E. M. Keith 81
John Bishop. Pfffs Atty.
The Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in myoffice, and the defend-
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State, - On mosions
Itis ordered. that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within q year and a day from
.thie date, or Judgment will be entered by
default. 81.
w. J., KEITH, ..c.r.
Clerks Office,
May 10, ls49. ar'a j.
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A '1one woman" in Cincinnati was Ia
menting the departure of her loving
spouse to "parts not exactly unknown
but next door to it, to crony the other
day in the following strain:
"When the war broke out my ole man
went to Maxico he got back safe from
that heat with his eighty akers of land
GIN him by ole aGineral Taylor that'sP Pres
ident; hes drunk up the whole ont an,
when the gold fever broke out he started
for Californey, and leftme to support the
chiider by washin' for alvin They say
the oollery's broke out 'mong the Cali
fornicators, and the next thing expect
LII hear is that my ole mans gone to a
hotter climate than Either Maxico or Cali
forney but / spose must be resigned" I"
And the poor cenfiding creature blubber-
ed out in aaood.of tears as she rubbed
the washboard. as if the being, instead of
chefishing and protecting her as he had
sworn before God and man to do, had
always "done the clean thing" by her, i'm
stead of going on an everlasting spree by
himself, and leaving his better half to
support their mutual offspring 60 Cincs,s-
natl Despatch. '2 F
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PATRICK HENRy.---Pat,iek T4enry is "a
prominent example that Greek and Latin
alone DO not form the man, not depend
'ent upon external conditions. AT twelve
years of age he was an idle fishing hoy
at fifteen a clerk in q court.house4--at
twenty honestly deiving Inc dusty ,eaYrb
with his. own hands to obtain aliyelihood
at "a bankrupt merchanty--at twenty.
sevena ,suddanly bursting from obscurity
into a rich popularity, by a bold, ncblc,
and astonishing display of those mar.
moth powers ofmind, which had So iong
remained shreuded i'm darkness by G the
mantle Of his own sublime contemplation
--'-at forty the first orator in America.
andin the language of Thomas Jefferson,
'"the greatest orator that ever lived"
The London Spectator, speaking of
the United States, says: Splitting is "a
national institution"
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AND DOMESTIC
NEWS!

in Commercial, Civil, Political, and Ecole +.
siastical Affairs. At the same time there
shall be nothing in its columns that can
be considered either Par6zan or Sectarian.
The following distinguished writer's
will contribute to the Journal. IS h.st
Nm. Gilmore Simms, Ill. d.,
Hon. Robert M. Charlton,
u. III. Legare, Is
T. ADDISON Richards, Esq,
Hon. b. r. Porter,
Henry R. Jackson, Esq,
Jacques Jouraot,
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentx,
Mrs. Joseph c. Neal,
Mrs.. William c.. Richards, a
Mrs. q. n. E2lett,
Mss Mary e. Lee,
Mss Mary Bates,
!, Caroline Howard,
Mrs. @. W. DuBose, =
Miss c. W. Barber,
besides many Others, whose names are
highly esteemed in the "World of Let
ters," ,.ast V
TER MS:
Single copies, a-year, So 90, strictly in ad-
vance.
CLUBS.
OF three supplied for S. 90
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aESTeAY.

I John Lukcroy. Two miles EAST Of
oherys Bridge, tolls before ms a Bay
Mare, f6 or II bands high, and supposed
to be 10 or 20 years old, dim Star IN
forehead, no brands perceiyabic, collar
marked n right eye out. Appraised at
fifteen dollars. ~ t' sfIt
,. B. e. CARaDINE, NJ e.p.
PickenS Dist, July 9th, ls4o. 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS DISTRICT.
Haa Equity.
Jane Barton & Ps Alex ~
ander, Adm'x. 4 Admr. , s-,.
x4svs.u n
John Ladd end Wiley Bin for Relief
Iteayo;s and Hers at sesa
Law of b. BartosB decd
1T appearing to my satisfaction that
Benz. i. Barton aud ,Joab Lewis and
Wife, Phalby, Defendants to this Bill of
Complaints reside FROM and without the
limits Of this State. ~. a. .......
On nj ption of sWhitner d Harrison,
Comp Sol's dtds ordered, that they do
plead, answer 9sdepm 70 the allegations
Iin said Bill within threemonths from tho
date hereof prtbeir, consent to the same
Will be taken pro ,oenf fesso. !, 8 Do q
MILES M, NORTON, o.E.p.p D.
CONS, Office, Pickcns G. IT,, s. ca
juno Sth. 1s49.
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Stllemtaun, 2ecbd Gaunt1, VA.

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Surra! Surra! Surra!
SIR Die grp6e QIufre9uns am
NDil0OelpbiN Sto6r.

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Die erltounlibe atrottcu oieEs orcGen ibsrwSttioen
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Topember |.
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Die gza eI1= SaIbe.
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beilt pcrosn bin. S ltts eua 20 Sabre lang poron,
unS tcnnte bts gldcbts nitt Iblaf,n. 92dhreuo oer
Belt periubte i'd alIerltt 0Jl rie mir pNn lcr;teu
une anoern perrnen oerlbrlcbiu ipcrptn, chne ouft
gu erbalttn, uno am @Hce mathtt tb audi cine Qrcbe
nit 9cnanntcr Sobe, hte ittr alc6 @ruarttn 0tultl9
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uno onprc letd nit 9tIitb 0Idd,icbim Grfclg-Sbr
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Der Seosr 9libristn lttbt-Yrsts 25 Gents te
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su pertauftu tci ben assnten in alien Cities uuo
Stapten res Sta0tt. SaHts gllt2tlilftr,
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0S5-gRtltlifers Satbe III olIsist III tttcmmrn, btm
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ruD luftOie1te 9pcbpfe,r,,

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9efhdkte fsr} srrr
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perFaufen.
Sa er ft cine genoue uno prdftfde
EenntniB pon feinem 9cfhdft erworben BAT,
10 III er uberSeu9t baB er i'm Stdnoe fein
miro ale bel ibm Qemadten Sefeuuneen
CUR pOQfommenen Sufrieeenbeis fslner Gun'
Den Su befOr9eu, uno ca fem eaubar 8orratb
entmeoer Don ibm felbif Hlit 9ro6er Sor9faIt
ausQeiubt, ooer unter leiner unmtttelbaren
Uufcbt 9emaht wuroe, 70 1T er aub inc
Stanee fur Die Site aIIer bel i'm, 9etauften
Waoren uno QrtifeI Au bur9eT
Qub manfht er Die qufmerfFamfeft uoH
Sdmisoen, 8o9ner, Gutfhsnmaber une
Uncern auf feinen Sorratb BON Ia. s.4
Gtangcn> SiiCn anO GtaDt
su Ienfen, pCn tem er immer eine groBe
Suanlitit auf 6ano baben uno i'm @roBep
uno 8leinsn an febr bai0en 9reifcn perfau.
fen miro. Qud miro er befdnei9 auf Sanp
uno gum Serfduf baben
SDu9laR pateutirtc 4Snnpsn unS Slcis
Sf6bre 't1s =.
fur Drummer uno WalIerfafien.
Curb punfl!ibe 8ecirnuug uno bitliss
Wrefe bCfft er einen Sbel Der 6FentIi6em
&uneibat Su stbaIten. a.sra
s. 8 avauie-
9etbtebem. Sft. d. l949. nq6n0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

bic nab ulentaun fabrt. i'm 8sref ..etlibe
Sbtlten unterbalb Dem QcIer 9afibaufe, IN
Der Staot Setb lebem er6ffnetba aIIwo.
er beifdnei9 auf 9ano Su baben eebenft. ef:
nen auSetIefenen uno uoufdnbiesn &orratb
allr Qtten Sefen, untsr weIden Der febr
aeGhdkte r.... t,-l -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

20nDeSprpDuften.- Que Qrtenuon
2anbesprUbufteu, ais SdmalS, Sutter,
Gier. aerdudertss SIeiIb, @runebeeren, 9e'
trodnete Qepfel Rirf6en, etc. neroen i'm
Qustaufb fur @aaren an9enOmmen, no
fur Der b6bite MarftpreiB besabIt mtro.
..e 8. g thurman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
6 d y { t {.

Hl. Sarpe t g.
30 Stnfe DreifIp, Sn9rain, Stei9e,
Gang unb eumpen Carpets,
SO Stu6e weibe, rOtbe, 9rine unb 9elbe
wcllene SlanelIe, BON allen @reiben, fcsben
erbaIten unb Su perfaufen Bel
e,tt"tai I.a" 8. 9 S6 nurman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08
Sla66Ga0nlen,

1000 8uihcl Tlotbtoamcn ipirb nerlan9t ncftr osi
bSbtt Yrsis in 8aor9,to rrsr in 5onea bssabIt wrb
an
gteu Yorf Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-08

Neu Orleans Suder.
rs Barrels puIpereirter, SermaImter uno
utSuder
IL Sossbeabs 5uderbaus, Srinibae, 81.
Orleans uuo Sprup MOlaiIes.
25 Sdde Saea. eaquira uno &io Gaffee,
an berabsefesten preiBen au baben bel
rts 8. 9 6nurmail