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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31
TURNIp CULTURE SOUTH.

There are Few crops that sre raised
South, so hule understood as the Turnip.
There is no, farmer but has his lurnip
patch, and most Of them are perfectly
satisfied 10 have turnips it for the table
in November, and 60 10 seed in February.
The turnip is a naive Of cool climate,
and has been brought TO iis greatest per.
lection in England, where the climate is
moist and cnol /; and If The southern plan
ter or gardener would cultivate The ,urnip
as successfully as the English, he will
discard seed saved here. English Dutch
or Northern seed, will mature one month
earlier than seed Of our own sowing. II
is remarkable that lhe Ruiabaga rarely
goes 10 seed in this climate. Many fu,n-
crs consider This an objection 10 il, bn, IL
is very much in favor. for when other ,ur-
nips are seeding, and the root has become
.olt aud pilhy, the Ruiabaga retains lis
frmness and sweetness, aud is nnlricious
for both man and beast. The time for
planting the Rulabaga is near at hand, a.
boni the middle of July is The most favor.
able time, but they may be planted with
safety as late as September; il is best TO
plant them in drills, The drills should be
about two and a half feet apart, and when
the plants are two or three inches high.
thin them out to twelve inches 10 the drill.
The Ruiabaga is the most nuiricious Of
all the turnip family. Hogs will fa.ten
on them. cows thrive through the winter
fed on them, and give an abundance Of
rich milk. For early fall tnrnips, SOW
early White Dutch, Red Top and English
Norfolk. These should he planted early
in August. We sowe,i White Dutch on
the 29lh Of July last year, and ON the 29il
of August had fine iurnips in The market.
For standard crop, Red Top is The most
preferable of all the common iurnips. Our
own seed may be planted the las, OF Au-
gust and through September. There is
one reason why the iurnip seed oi this
country is in error 10 Northern raised seed,
our farmers rarely transplant The ,uInip,
but suffer il TO run to seed where il vege.
taied and grew. To make good iurnip
hold IFS own, and improve. il should no,
only be transplanted but The tap root should
he cut off. This treatment will improve
our own turnips. but nothing can make
them as early as seed raised in colder
latitude. Farmers Try the Ru,abaga. Will
some af our readers that tried the Ruta.
baga last season, gire Us the result Of the
experiment! Columbus Inquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

irsnsilory character of the coveted objects
OF human desise. The soldiers lfophy,
and The sis'esmsns srrsih. are hal spsrk.
ling bubbles npan The aemins food Of
iinr. They appear. they gliller. and lhry
hursi. yea men iollew them with No mnrh
devotion. as if ihey were salid glol~s Of
llehi which rise from The wave never 10
sea-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

Shoe Pegs.-Baldwin's Peg Factory
at Meredith Bridge, has consumed four
hundred cords Of timber during the last
year, and turned out fourteen thousand
bushels of pegs. M
-Dorer (M H) Enquirr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

You may CLEAN knowledge by. reading,
but you must seprate the chaar from The
wheat by thinking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

The pulley which strikes only while
the iron is hot, will in The. end be ex-
ceeded by the perseverance that makes
the iron hot by stalking.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19

Mr. McCIernaud said, thst as citizen Of
free state he disavowed tor himse end those he
consented, and for the whole state OF Illinois.
tbs revolutionary sediti"us, and he night say
reasonable, sentiments avowed by Mr. Giddngs
who objected to The fugitive slave net as fraud
an the constitution and even on common hon.
The amendment Of Mr. Giddings was voted
dawn after an incidental debate.
The resolutions referring the several branch
Ga of the Presidents message were concurred in
by the house and aftet which the COMMITTEE
rose.
Mr. Schneck Intellectually endeavored to offer
. resolution directing the cummttee Of ways &
means to rppost bill appropfiating money to
fl out the Ship Pennsylvania To convey Amer
can products to the Worlds Fair al London
Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN AN INSANE
Ho. PITAL'TThe lunat'c asylum at Angus
t., Me, was partly burned OH Wednesday
morning, one wing and the central build
ing being m"sty saved. There were 1875
inmates, Of whom eight or ten males prob.
ably persisted IN the flames, the gallery in
which they we're confined being contiguous
20 the furnace where the fire originated.
The females were all got out safe. Some
OF the inmates, who were turned loose al
most III state of nudity, took refuge in
The JAIL, the almshnnse, and private dwell.
lngs, while few wandered off. Three
hre engines, upon arriving from the village,
a mile off, and from Augusta, had to take
water from the river, quarter of a mile from
the burning building, Delay, too, occur
red in the first instance. from the keepers
not needing the cry of fire from the insane
Post.
NAVIGATING THE AIR-The Paris cor
respondent of the Southern Literary Mes
Senger states that ariaI navigation is all Z re
rage IN Europe, and says he should not be
surprised If we are upon the eve of disc oV-
orlng the secret Of locomotion al will through
the air SPAN, England and France, are
rlvaIlIng each other in their efforts for this
magnificent result.
Mr.. Howes, of Boston, has discovered a
process by which Daguerreotype. of min.
ature size, may be magniied to the size OF
life, or larger, and reflected upon canvas,
or any other fiat prepared substance, so tha
an artist may seat himself before it, and az
II appears can paint it,
Hon. Hiand Hall, who left off the oencl
in the nnaccountable programme of affair
at Montpelier, has been appointed I'd comp
trolIer Of the Treasury by Mr.. Flimcre. H,
succeeds Hon. A. X. Paris Of Maine, remoy
ed. Bur. Cou.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Henry X. Wells Estate.
For the Cure of

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
WASHIyGTdN DIsrRIcT s en- at montpelier On the
Oh day of December, A. ID. 1851
IN AVID BELDtNt;, Adm nistratnT The EsIate Of
, Henry w H., late OF Duxbury, IN said district,
deceased AKA application n said Court to extend the
time heret fore allowed him pay tn debts due from said
Estate and settle his administration account until some
future day Wher.upun is ordered by said Court, that
said application be heard tn; Priblte Once in SAID
and is further ordered that notice be given the
creditors If said Eate, aud all others concerned by pub
fishing the substance If said application aud orders there
on in the Green Mountain Freshman, newspaper printed
nj ontper ut least three weeks successfully before the
time aforesaid al tinted for the hearing of said applet
ton. by the Court. - -a,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Abraham POOr's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probat- Court hul-
ORANGE CouNrr, IS. den at Tn ford with
in and for said District the I'd day OF December A.
D. 1851
SSTEPHEN B. POOR. Administrator IN the Estate Of
Abraham Ponr lite Of Striff,rd, in said District, de-
ccsed makes application said Court u extend the time
heretofore allowed him pay thu debts due from said Is
tate and settle his idpn strators account nnt some u
turs day: Wh.rpon it is ordered by said Court, that
said application be heard ut the Probate Office IN Strah"rd
on the first Tuesday If January 1851 and further OF
dered that notice hereof be give To The creditors and ners
of sad Estate and To all othe,s concerned by publishing
the sbs nce Of said application and orders thereon" 10 the
Green Mountain Fre-man a newspaper printed at Mont
peie w. least three weeks successvely before the
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing OF said appca
tinn. By the Court ,,, -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Mnrrira.

In Gilmore, LIST inst, by Rev. Saml G. Scott,
Mr.. James M. Dana Of Montpelier, to Miss Ruth
M. Warren OF To.istown.
In Essex, n Y, LIST inst, by Rev G Berry,
Mr.. Field Harry of Montpelier, to Miss Eliza
Robbins of E.
In e. st Montpelier, by Royal Wheeler, Esq,
Mr.. Nathan Orcutt Of Marshfed, to Miss Mary
D. Byrd of Vergennes.
Long has this Byrd in freedom flown,
With strength and energy her own;
But when brave Nathan came in sight.
He cut her wings and stopped her fight!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19

CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. ii.
At market, l069Cattle about 700 Beeve>--
369 Stores consisting of Working Oxen Cows
and Calves, yearlings and Q and 8 wears old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF.-Extra. S 25
per cwt., LIST quality. 80, I'd quality, 5 90, Sd
quality, $3.50 Ordinary SO 50.
Hides--$5 90 per cwi
SToREs-Wo Oxen-$54, 70. 9} a 1907.
Cows AND CALvEs-$20 %, 80 H As
YEARLINGs.- Sc. ga 1.-Two Years old
$40, Is 2O-'Fhree Years oId-$I5. l9a25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -74l5 ut market-nearly
all sold. PRrCEs-Extra. So 90. 5 90 a 2 =
By lot SC, 2 90 II 2 so.
SwINE-24 Retail5 a &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Dec. t.
At market 1000 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, 18
pairs Working Oxen, GU Cows g. Calves, $500
Sheep and Lambs and 8O0 Swine.
PRICES BEEF CATTLE-Extra. Sc IS
First Quality, 75-Second, 5 90 75-Third.
400 4 so.
SToREs-2 years old, SIS, 20; 3years old,
10 o. Yearllngs, ga IL.
WORKING OxEN-$85, 81, 80, 95, 90.
CowsAND CALvEs-$ 10, %, 26, %, 81, &c
SHEEP-$l so, rs, 2 90, 800.
Sw1NE-4a Sc = Retail, l2a6 Fat Hogs
Ala.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Vbe Nlarkrts.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Boston, Dec. IA.
FLOUR The receipts are large, and tn mar
ket well supplied Common Genesee, SIS a S 25-
Ohio and Michigan, 475-Oswege,-ESrieu=
sriSSsSSs % otieF sGgaitEhen, q, mos
Corn Meal, 8 IL 2a337l-2.
GRAIN. There is a good supply of Corn,
Southern Yellow, 60 zoe -White, Is g.
Northern and Nova Scotia Oats, 43 43 I-2-
Eastern, Al. Rive. 85. per. bush.
Wheat, 81 10 30 per bushel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
STATE OF VERMONT,
Washing on Dlstrics {, IS.

I'm Probate Court held at Montpelier, in said District IN
Il the 4th day of Decembrr A. d. 1850
Present.. Hon. JACOB SCOTT, JUDGE,
Ordered hat the Prnbhe Courts within aud for the DIS
rict of Washington the ensuing year, be holden 1t the
Probate OfFe in said Mont teller, on Inesdys and Fr'
DAYS of each week at 10 VI. and r. W. on SAID daVs
law5r1 Attest LYMANBRIGGS, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
DamieI KinGsbury's Estate.

vWNHE subscribers having been appointed by The Hon.
Probate Cont iH the District Of Randolph Commits
ner to receive, eXamint and adjust all claims and de-
mand, Of all peTsuns against the Estat" of
DANIEL KiNGSBURY,
late Of Brookfd in said District deceased, represented
nsoIv.nt and he term Of months from the 18th day OF
Noyeher 1850 allowed by said Court I" the creditors OF
said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us do give nolire that we w' at'enu g tne dueS
da KnEsbury in Bokhrld. in said District on the last
Wednesday II january next. at O'Clock forenoon
ARIEL BiGELoW, lCommi.sioners.
URIAL A. CLARK,
Rrookheld, Nov. %. 1850 5wol
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
NOTICE.

TWSHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Yer
mont tank for the election # Directors Tor the year
ensuing and sacllUn Of my other business VIII be
holden at tn banking nIm' on TUESDAY, the lain
day Of January next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
J. A. PAGE, Cashier
December 3, 1850. 3"5O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
BANK OF MONTPELIER

IWNHE Stockholders Of the Bank Of Montp4er are here
by notified to meet at their Banking House IN Mont
heller on the second Tuesday Of January next at one o.
cuck r. for the chuce of i've directors for thu year en-
suing, GEohGE hoW ES, ChTnieT'
Montpelier, Dec. 4, 1850. 3w9O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
New YORK. Dec. II.

Flour. Common Site 81 60 l ga 4663 A
Ohio and Michigan, 75-Pure Genesee,
4 81 3 "a 5 O6 / 4-Fancy, 10 2a53 2
Elk ra, S 50 6 so Southern, 5 a 5 IL 2.
Rye Flour, 81 1 so. Je sey Corn Meal,
z on Ia 3 o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Die0.

III West Randolph, 9Th inst Of consumption
Mary F Lamson, aged 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

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q q " AZ ~ 10 ,14A9 A} 81
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81 .T1-tf -
LIS - \sAst/1AxM w.
A3E9,a 4 ~ ID Ia ~ -S&YT = $3.50
leaE5{ERYITlE IL @=TAA " GSGE&
,.ElN VsAmAAI EEfE ~ - u RI,rSS.At b.
N95xS7 - $mS<s. $500 - ~, 1SS,sN
~ "a RK PM,EoSFHRRN
- - - - S$~N@NS
For the Cure of
VOu III SJ COLDS,
II n A u 9 n NJ roc nm Nrr.1~rrpTc
= - 50 ~ y - Az "a = Az y Az E14 AN
w HOPPING -COUGH, CIRCUIT
AgTENT a o,d CONT q II TTprTNNT
"A . a ASA "A ana SOW = ~ w FNIVN
This invaluable remedy for all diseases of the TupoAr
and Irxr. b,s o,,.in.l . .,,;,. 49, -. -,-,,
~ ' nus a''"'" "'eeO'"9 "oh "N temSIA0"e
cures never eqnaed by any other medicine before Other
preparations have shown themselves ,.t,,r,vps and
,,.,,. er, 4 - - I'-' r'
sometimes erected hoao cures nut none has ever SOUL
won the confidence of every community where it is
known Amer wears Of trl in every cImae the results
h,v. ,ndsrn,,h,v shn,,n ;,sa,r -,
~ 'r'! s"""" "s''i w P"sSeTS m"stefy over
THIS dangerous class Of Diseases which could not fail 10 at
attention of PHYSICIANS Patients and the puLic
a, Iarge
See the Statements not Ofobscure individuals and from
far distant places but OF who known and respect,
ed throughout the country.
Tho TUidalx, Ca1ol,oAI e,
@AO " ANShy OcAoUk dCSO surgeon,
Dr. VALENTINE MOTT If Ns,v vo,t ri,v saw,
II gives me great Measure IN certify the vnue and Ai
Cacy Of. Aver. Cherry Pectoal Which cnnsidsr nam
liary adaped 10 cure diseases az the throat md
n: D@-I.i--, -oneIa1Ie Pres dent Vermont
Medical College, one of the emnentiy learned physicians
OF TINS country writes, the Cherry PectOra is extensively
used in thus section, where has shown rnmstak be
dence OF It's happy effects upon pulmonary Diseases
The Rev. Juo. ID. Cochrane.
. d;.,,oonishad Io,a,,,o.n - ~ S-,iSh C,,sHh
tn the Pr"nrietnr SsnS Wnt,sa thai & h h b d
If s.vers asthmet,c fTction 2v 'h., pc - III
Latter at f,I sng1h ma. ha Gn1d ~ , TionIa. >, rs
lad of IN. Ageht and H. worth Tho ,ton,np IS
| natients 'e|' ~ " ~ W uncommon " ~
This latter 10 fouo tho wall kDovn Dr,0,;s, n, usdos
Michigan one of the oryes JsaIr. in H. Snta md hi
case /. frrn his ,,vn observatinn " ~ "
| Hn'sn,,r Mich nec IN lsso
naar sir Jmmediot.v am r.crin, ~ ynnr I,berrv Pee
tarf carried bntr IL nm aco,,n,ntoHca NJ nine win
was hon OH m he near bis md Win ncS consumn,nn
liz was thsn IN ab,s ~ H." trn III IA IN So ",rsn"
iv f.ebis His frsOdS h"evSd he ,,"s, on din, mnlsS
s,ief cnuld he h,nned fr him aud indScsd ,hn IN nv
Won, eyceilsnt medcina n t,ai I mmadis,sIv n tew,
~ thsa n'eaS,ne ' lineu'aS leu low
retuyn IN mes him in ,he re, I'm M wnv home fron
ihe ca2s and And h Ind n,,r.Iv roc"s,.d Fonr w. ~
fror ~ ~ he com ncd ,at ,,or nediciUe he wa
wnrL Mt HE ayJnous VOL Of n bsscL smith ' " "
Tn, r. Are nb.r Gases ytbn nv SnnIvsdg4 whs,e IN,
Cherry Pectora has be.n sinV NV successful hut nan
50 ~a'A'0 as 'n'' very ''Gy w. yS"Tnj, Underwood,
Haar the Parjant
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va,nns n, III. ~, b ys,,ra,in If NV health send vn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the late firm of L. Il A. A.
"A Ross are requested Ike payment before the first
day Of Jlnntry NY, ont all who indebted to me are
of March next. Special contracts always regarded
LUTHER CROSS.
Montpelier Dec. II, 1850. 3w'9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Lvnlam G. Turner's Estate,

THNHE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
III Probate Court for tIr District Of Washington Commits
soncrs receive, mime, and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all perSUns, against the estate Of
LYMAN &. TURNER,
late of Du1bury in said district deceased represented
insolvent and the term IF six months from tie 9th day Of
December being allowed by said Court the creditors
to said deceased aud prove their respective claims
before US Do give notice that will attend to the du
ties If our app ntmrnt the dwelling house If Kelsey
Turner in DGxbury, in said district, the first Tuesday
ISL and the last Friday Of May next, at Rne
O'Clock ia the f.rcrnoon on each Of sand days.
ELI BRUCE, I,.;u,,.
JOSEPH SAWYER, \ "o'"'"'A'"'"''S'
Moretown, Dec. II, A. ID. 1850. 3w5l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
With high regards. yours &c.
A, MILLER U. s. A.

Prepared and sold wholesale md retail, by A. u D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton Street corner
of Wiam New Yor-. Sold in Montpelier nv Collins and
Pierce, kedfsld nd Grannis and by Druggists generally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Liberation.

WIS may Gritty that have given Michael
4 Horiary his time, with liberty to trade and transact
for him self and from this date shall claim
Of his corning p " any debts Of his contracting
PATRICK MORIARTY.
Waitsfeld, Dec. II, 1850. 3w5O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
PELIER, VERMONT, 1850.
Church Music.
|. d. RUST & co.

h ERPs large supply Of the DULCtMER, by T. D.
IA WooBHUAr, h6 best Book in use, and are prepared
to supply Wholesale and retail Ut the Publishers Prices
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1880. 4e:If
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

WATCHES WATCHEs!! WATCHEsU
81 THE Subscriber having
GTM just returned from New
Ns| ~ York would most respect
&eZlA fully invite the attention
Of the citizens or Madison and sur
Funding counties, to the finest stock Of
WATCHERS AND JaWz1RE
ever offered in this market;among which
are TO be found a superior assortment Of
GOLD HUNTING LEVER, GOLD OPEN
FACE, DETACHED, ANCHOR &
DUPLEX WATCHES; SILHER
HUNTING CASE DETACH.
ED & PLAlN PATCHES,
Together with a full assortment of the
finest and most fashionable
Lady's Breastpins, Bracelets,
Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Gold chains, pencils,
Gold pens, Gold T. Silver Spectacles
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Silver and plated wares;
A large and we'll selected assortment O.
superfne Cutlery,
From the most approved makers; togeth-
er with a variety Of other articles 100
tedious to mention, al Of which we in
vite the public, and Especially the Ladies
to call and examine for themselves, as
we take great pleasure in showing them
at all times.
H-Near the Post Office, Canton, Mi
A. w. KING.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
R00d Thie $500.

ME Undersigned would respectfully
iaformthe public that he is carry
ing on the Carpenters business In Can
ton, where he IS prepared to do all kinds
of work in his lin he will particularly
attend 70 all orders for Collins and for
ward them in haste. All the work war.
ransed and at a reduced price.
may l8-iyl JOHN. r. BRADLEY.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
Glass Jars.
Final Settlement

NOTICE is hereby given that I will
at The November Term, 1850
OF the Pfobote Court Of Madison conn,
" Mississippi, present my account
Tor final settlement and allowance %
the estate Of Thompson Collins, non CON-
pus' when and where those interested
can attend.
HENRY R COULTER, Guardian.
September 2, 1850. Ia,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

Layard, .he oriental traveller. hss
snscted AZ entrance into a room Of he
EaIace q Nimrod, containing an extra y
s1aaaaFg quantity DC shields, swords.
s M. I nm otnamenls u ivory and pearls
ssan'llully chased and embossed.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

EXON MI
Inc Bible contains 1885, S9 letters
s4O,697 words 34,Iz3, verses. IIao
cnaPtefs, 66 books. The 'and word
sccuFs 1927 times; 'Lord' 1854 times
reverend only once, and that ia the
5salms. The 18th chapter Of the second
BOOK Of Kings and The 37th chapter u
Asalah are alike. The FIRST record ofb burr.
:, Y q coffin was Joseph 10 Genesis, 5Oth
snaP.eF, and 26th verse. No where
WV ~ the lst chapter Of second limo
.ny q ihe name Of 'Gfand-m mother men
sOnsu. Two particular fine chapters 10
5sao aIe ne apd chapter Of joel and
she 5oIh ehapter or Acts. There i
% word in the Bible 81 more Than six
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
J. v. FITCHETT.
ADMINISTRATIONS Norlnn


ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned al
a Special Term, held on Monday, 10Th
July, 1850, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, on the
estate Of Lewis M. Garrett, decd, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi.
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
time pre scFibed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOSEPH R. DAVls.l
Jnly q, 1880 A7,-s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
FOR THE REMOVAL AMI 't pe1s,,
CqRE OF ALL DiSEA Is sG nv
IMPURE ~ STATE OF THF \ \ !

CnpTiL hEMOFAL AND pPp,
IKE OF ALL DiSEAs rs q r1S
lM np STATE on THF n /
oR HEART OF Tap isIs ~
/, = bmong the many andinsor ssiaI
81 THIS generation, is one ~gi d
.ae past. SANDS SAPssPs = p 1Ss
forth alone and By its oga
~ pow THAT mute eIooao' "o'R'
a1sc,lng in the appeiIs q H. y % Y
1el, mas been answered TbSo..salI1
o, disease have been cured & ,s;l
medicine, such as are not iu, y lals u
"rds q time. These things ~ Y
secret places or in some ust qs ny
are Performet. in our prime psi ci,ia
nc places. They are brought b S.a,'
to substanliate, beyond dosb' i AZ |.
tues It this preparation, and II Ss' y, q
ed' although gigantic, are as ss u N g. y
haNHH
The sarsa 7arilla is eomO;,,a
effecIual aids, the most ssla'a,, viva
the must potent simples Of he ,,. p,o1
DON ard its unprecedented suc.s..
toration OF health Of those Wbo ~ \
under the most distressing chroDis
has given it an exalted charse,S,"e /.
as It does, evidence Of its own MA
ana recommending il to The aGl,,aa
the afflicted only can know. i NJ,
a most ! poftant desiderainm h H.
OF medicine, to obtain a remedv N.
-one that would act on lheliysr '""a
novels with all the precision ana ~
mineral preparations, yet.witboO1 an
deleterlous effects upon the yiisI oows
system. Although possessed ef
healing properties, it is entirely ha,mI
WI not lniute the most delicate en-.
W hen in perfect health, no etIsc, i n
oV It's use, except an increase Of ,nDt,
when disease is seated in the frame ~
ing fast is victim along die paih 5flt
no mysterious influence ID felt and n
~fnkindles new life and vipcr, aoG
strength to the suffering and diseased,
ScrefulO@ affection Of be eutI
WINCHESTER. XIV. On N
Messrs. Sands-GentIemen worl
h We presumed TO wIite to you. if Il I,
my duty to let the public know the an
effect your Sarsnparis has
me. Ny limbs were covered with
that | could not walk AN
whole Spring and Summer. IN ibis I
J commenced The use OF yOurSarsapsn
alter taking two bottles was eHur
l must also tell you of another wonder
NJ y brother was afflicted with lie Sod
his head so bad, HIS physician told
loss OF his sight was inevitable, and
blindness e ed 10 be bis fate.
bottles entirely restored his sight, and
not but recommend all similarly afll
use Sands SarsapallIla. Very truly,
BENZ 7. BUCK