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a arieultu raj.


Bu7rEa--It Is now the opinion u good butter
makers that the admission Of air into the butter
IN process OF chuning. IL positive injury in two
respects viz: Ii Injuries the flavor of the butter
and reduces the quautity.-This is obvod-iy true,
for good reason. 1t is no new thing that the tenn
perature Of butter in churning should be abou, 80
" 6S' Fahrenheit THIS is found to produce the
largest quantity aud tie best quality OF butter
When butter Is ehurned in warm room, the close
churn prevents its being affected much by the tenn
perature but if air be admitted into the churn by
the use OF tubes, the effect Is to raise the temper
allure rapidly, and while the time OF bringing the
butter Is fastened, the quantity j. lessenei AMI
the quantity Injured. The notion has been that the
atmosphere affected chemical change in bringing,
the butter, and that i, could not be broug bat IN II
vacuum This is a mistake, and as the philosophy
fails, the pructice must change with it,
------------
THE MIScr PIr-The nince pie is worthy OF a
chapter BY itself The prince of =; stan Ing II
the head Of all Others, not excepting the famous
pumkin, or the well loved tart People are in the
habit OF putting on its head the quiet msledictiuu
Of being unhealthy" If ea,sn BY the quarter
section II may be true; but in the delicate sized
piece as dessert we do not believe a word.of II.
IL Is FAR less so, 10 many people at any rate, than
the Pnmkin, or even the delnure and innocent "v-
pie pie.
1okesp The meG. from veqr 10 yesr. We are as
tonished that so few people knew that min,e meat
should not be made but once ia three gears; and
that Il may be kept good as new If NOT better, for
ionr, five or ten years vet so it is. We know If
what we affirm in this particular Boil chop. and
season the meat without any apple as if for pies ;
then pack 1t down in u jar and pour over II good
niolasses enough to cover it. II the mo!asses dis
appears, put in more and keep it covered with the
same. Whenever youwish mince pies, in summer
or winter, the miDce meat il ready. To people
wo live on farms away from maiket, this is most
worthy truth. In the time OF killing" the years
stock and AS much more as is waited, may be got
reody.
Since we have began to be aston .hed. we may
rs well be astoni-hed once more, at the fact that
so few house keepers know how TO make good
mince pie There Is vast deal Of humbug swGi.
lowed under the uame---a vast deal We shall be
glad TO tell the public if somebody viii tell u how
~ make first rate miuce pie Prairie Idrm.r
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CLEANLINESS A. AFFECTING HEA11H-The vir.
tues OF cleanliness have sometimes been set forti,
by writers on manners and sometimes by those on
health but it /. doubted ifafer all, ther are no:
thousands who never think that dirt and disease
are near relatives and that ne.tness ana hea.tL are
IN The same category ofattributes
The first evil influence Of filth il visible in il
effects on the physical system bu, i, is not confined
10 that. The mind suffers with the BODY. and
from the same causes, Those who undertake the
education Of children, known that the very first
step IN the process is toget them clean, audience
all our public school house constructed on modem
plans are provided with a wash room supplied
with water soap, towels and brushes. 1t i as
tnnishnig 70 those who have never seen the opera.
non how soon the mind will begin to act when
o"ce the face is clean, and how soon tia, fare
from showing only the traces az stolidltv. viii
brighten up into Intelligence, when the epiiermi,
OF dirt Is removed The first sep, the Indian takes
toward civll1tlon, is to wash bis face instead Of
greasng and painting it.
Go through all our cities, where the poor. the
rue and the vicious are congregated ana YOU Will
ma NH the ever present attendant Of their con.
dltion. You Will lind Jus, II. certainly also, dim.
ness Of perceptions, want ofin'clcanSe, an blum.
ted mora! senslhiities- Prairie Eacy.lr.
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EKisTOL's
Nerve and Bone Liniment.

tliE Unprecedented sale with which tins n.y.
uc.c hls met aud the universal satisfaction
n which u has given has induced the present
W"prriors 20 extend Us manufacture so that n can
ue within the reach OF all who may wish TO re, H.
singular efficacy. Is rcpu,ntan a. a remedy for
cuts, kicks, gals, -pruns, cramps old sores, sore
ness and swelling OF joints, burns sa.i rhrum rInr-
bones, >cruu.a IN H. worst stages, weakness or pain
n '3e back, loss OF power In the limbs nforpTrs.
ton and Swc..nEs OF all kinds, umor-. frozen Huh.
sweeney, us'U.a, scratches pol. evil sp.Int SPAWN
ring worms, curb-, sand cracks, sore Hp,. channel
hands, flesh wounds Of all kinds. &c. !. higher IN
''rs where 10 has been introduced than that OF any
o.H"r remedy ever offered 20 the public It's used
tor man and beast
From the inc: tha'aiI patent med cine adyerf,se.
Hrn's are filed with certificates lpurpornr TO be-
genuine of cures effected 20 few OF which are ever
.'aa, the pr.prtors propose emitting everything In
'Ar way of 6pwbhg gghHg, and stating nothing bat
'' simple lHc- rs they exist depending so civ uD1u
'u' Wtrui- ~ 'hr medicine M connection with tGo.,
H'i' 7" furnish tor % pertinent reputation and ry-
''nsIvr sale Below sill be found a t.w certificates
which have been handed 10 u- for publication, and
tv 'l'mIt will be- seen that diseases that have here
'oiplr been considered almost incurabIr. can be ca
SLY cured bv Bri-tD's Nerve and Bone I.giy,o,
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FEVER AND AGUE.


Tor this scourge Of the western country these
tain remedy. Other medicines leave th" system
subject Ia return of tne d,s.Isc-I cure o.. .4ssy
medicines il ppnmaurnt-lkY THEN, BE
SATISFIED, AND ~ CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, i,oas OF ArrEruE, AND
DISEASES OF FtuNLts-,hasr medicines boon
used with the most beneficial results Ia ease. ur
this d scTlptlou :--klNG's Eyit and ScEoFriA, n
it's wuri; forms, yields to the mild yet powerful
action OF these remarkable Medicines NIum
SwE,rs, NERvous DEBIIIrY, NERyous Cow.
PLANTS Of all kinds, rNIwr,rIoS or ruE ligAgr,
PAMrGn's CoLic, are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose Cpus ituluus have become I'M
pnrcd hv the lnludicuus usr uf NWCrrY will
find these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
il To eradicate from the system M the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner Than the most powerful
preparations OF SosapirI''a. 4 single ln.I will
place them beyond the reach of competition, IN
the estimation OF every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, aud then
netarous authors arrested, both IN the city ofNew
York aud abroad.
Buy cf 40 one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold by DR.. W. b. MOFFAT,
1886 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE by
WALKER & llICKLING, OtdTd
Ottawn, Inn 10 'j0-ly
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FORWARDING s. Commission.

So 1919. - -
Matteson s. Preston,
COMMISSION s FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. NArrEsoN, JOHN 3. PRESTON
sFeRENCsS;
Mes'Ts PomeGroy \ purAec' " Lo''.'
NeSsrs smith and Townsend. Nsis Or.saus,
7 \ Walker Esq. Bsto, HvGse.
Benz. WAGE. E>q, Matches,
N-,srs William, ami Lawrence V4."'s'
&.,sgs Wat,vorh, Dyer AMI Cha7,n, C.,'asO
Ogden oud Jones.
N.lam Gooalu-, LohlsT'.
Ms,,r.. Natisson and Brrdrcr I,l,,i
Walker and Hcklug, ui;alrh,
eastman ant.Gud.>y,
l,s4c Handy. Esq La Sale,
T.. l.. tlug.l,
james paiap ESP. J4-i,ogrt,.e
A.s,rs. Cgren.us and Grwo.d, Peoria,
Purgs and Bou..aId.
ZION. Ih1ws Fond.
81 sis b.auny. & Co, Nsss lorI,
ltFl4lca,t-, ESQ.
N-ss.s SJydan. IA e < Co.
Corning. Homer \ Co, Albany
Il. - &@5esy Feosc $ Co, Baea!o,
Iry ana W ga-Jyr.
Reed ra.k- y Co, Bearer,
Bob and Bishop, C'.rs!laG,
burrows s. Co. Cincinnati.
Williams and D..worh, Ph''tars,
Knapp aud IOl;gu,
/ anal + EtAss.
Holman amt Coates, Peru,
!. D Harmon, E-q,
L y Brewster. Esl
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nlr0ifinrs.
The GracfcnberG COnnpnny's
North Western Agency.
Ora efe nberg NJ edicines.
tflr0iriurs.

The Medicines issued
blythe Gwienberg Com
pany, consist Of a series
prc-cmiucntly adapted
Ia the disease Tor which
they arr respectively rec
omuucndcd Great dis
npu,c has attached To
the Patent Medicine hu-
sinc~s by persons claim
ing universal powers tor
n single given medicine
It's not only idle but i'm
puicut; to laupt such Il
community lIsCppfra-
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RLuE, black, broSn, invisible green; and u.xct
ID Broadcjoth4
Eng. -, French, and American cassimcrcs;
Satllncts, Jeans, twerds shecy,-grey-, oyrr.co,t
ing md other winter good, Tor sale cheap for casI
or almost any kind olproducr.
nov - LIP S,vGrp & Uo
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k'IO,igIls.
OTTAWA VANNcssy

aW assortment Of new STYLES, Just received By
nov 10 J. G.. NtrtrvGCR
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HHttL S HUNTER, Dru-a.si,, Ouq,rd,
RugE * Fisher, Peoria, 'IM & Hu.c, Eru
Ncnl. 4 Jenkins Lockpor ] Bri-aI. Princeton;
wholesale by ; Sanger, Chicago. ly21-j9-ly
y E--pcr.ons desiring to obtain agencies must
forward references and full account a to location
and mode OF access to L. ]. Miller, Buffalo, n Y
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smiling lie water ana grass good ut the lake u'v, .s'
,,,,,.-i "a remain there THROUGH The day and %
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Building Materials,

ING ~ Bros. are now prepared to furnish
IN lhercus,omcrs with splendid article Of bevs
circular sawed siding, much lower than cnn be
bought m the market; cnll and see at the Planning
Nil, IN Ottawa. mny2j
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\ thorough operation on the Kidney. AWAY. an effect
OF hi- medicine biscasts OF the Blood viii lind ths I'M.
most cleansing medicine, far bSfors any other ~ rStrss4
rag and iHrigoraiHg eteci. D,orisr. u The K,dneg,
and Crihary Organs, Lag Disease DroP'y Grarel
tsrcrs Lirer Complaints, COHghs Hih0. Dissa0s
Coid', COH'unptioH. AH diseases Of the Stomach and
E9rel, GsH,yai BebiNy &c. can be earsd.-Su Long
Adr,riiSemeHtH
Al orders address 7. J. Miller Co. Buffalo, NY
lr For .ac hY
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s.AND FOR SALE.

'I7llE seq sec > town % n mnge | east; nwq sec
~ Town % range = wh swq sec 30 33nr De
ch neg sec 70 t 80 are e. These land embrace
some Of the most valuable coal banks in the county
good wn,er, timber, prairie, aud farm of GO acres
with ordinary improvements Terms easy. Apply
Ia Joseph.Rcynulds near the premises or To the sub.
scrhcr at Ottawa. ap ~ W II L. WALLACE
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trOCilpry.

ISL received and now opening, one ofthe la---
- est AMI best assorucuts Of Crockerv eyer Offer
I'd ~ this market, embracing complete sets Of How
M blue, mulberry, hight blue, white, granite and
common ware. CAL aud see.
nov IL, 10 p S,y7rp & 70
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MEDICINES deserve distinct and emphatic
mmaata,iun. !. is wri-kuuwn IA hundreds
Ia This city, that the former proprietor OF these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with THE
compaint for upwards Of rlUNU-uyr NG,E. nnd
that he tried in vain every remedy prp.cfbsd
within the Who,, compass nj the NI;rrig Nsd'rG.
lie however at length tired the Medicine which
is now offered To tie public und ha was cured 10
avery sbur' time, after hs recovery lind been pro-
nounced not ouly improbable, bat Absolutely IN
I-.-L--- L. .L..- hmm II.IL-s
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$40 BBLs. "OlNwood' sugar house No,asscs
" ~ SperloraFtc.e, nt 81. Louis prc"-, Nv
my ~ u WALLER & llcELING.
ELASS-lDO boxes. all sizes 50 kegs nails, and
VI general assortment ot Hardware.
aov 10 l. = Shv7Fr & CO.
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l';iIlS.

onnter Scalcs-llatch's patent, with weight.
Tor sale bv dec /. WALKER & llrcKrIyG
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SASH

0F every description, at low prices, a, the
may %. Planning Nh
10TONS assorted iron g. nails Just reed and for
Az slle by mr23 MAvLEy & Co
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Hss EskES.FDTE(E.

Holm " WARWICK, de,'d. lle oil the county +
81 Amherst, Ia tie att Il Asi IA, hasg by lis ll,t
Nhl AM Irsameal,dul, mesea and recorded ia Amhrrs,
{ un.y COAT clla a all his negto slaves viii
drclo5s HAT my saou!d be removed beyond the I'm
IFS # IA 5 Sate to sone d thu Fee Statrs IF I'm,
Uuiln. And the nnler-ignsd having qu1lIf d. as The
Exrcutafoi the sad " III. upwards OF lwo years apo
And ii haia5 ssary. that he sid slaves ia iuId Ia
/ rn4yed as sun ptaeiealle, any further delay
being M rous, well to the sd slaves. as To the EAe
and It being case, in winch the ordinary refund
ing Bon1s could norba gwen f1r the ind may Of the
ENecpror lie i hereby given to all pesous cain5g
be Creditors Of The sad J In Wafwick, to prse11
lhir c. ims ff patmeot, and unless tn shall do s
thn three mau rs tron the date hereof this notice
viii be plead in bar Of any attempt to subject the Exe
cutor 10 the payment thereof. in all after time. And
all those md bed The estate, either by contract with
the leslator the Executor. required forthwith In
make payment, as niger Indulgence cannot be given.
DAVID PArTESON.
Ex'ur OF John Warwick. deed
Ocl2i-wtlFeb Oct. IL. 1850
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March y wl2m
sirS,isiH 4:

r ccuit Court continued and held Tor Nelson c9an-
n ty, IN Wednesday October thu ath, ls3o
Henry Phil Ups. George Williams, and Nancy his viii,
Robert Philips Preston G. Philips Claiborne freeman,
and Polly Ia ve Charles Phillips and Sidney Iomhln,
aud Martha h,s wc til, said Hehty g. Nancy, Robert,
Preston C PLY, Charles aud Martha being the only chl-
dr,n OF Charles Phillips decd PI@in'hs,
BENJAMIN NJ Perkins administrator de bonis non, with
the viii Ned Of Ann Phillips deed and tie said iefla-
NJ. Perkins surviving executor and trustee ofllardn
Perkins. dee d. who ii his lifetime was executor OF Ann
Phillips, decd and Joseph II Roberts, and Jane A. hls
wife the said Jane A. having been The widow and rect OF
said Hardin Perkins decd, Thomas Perkins, infant son OF
said Hardin rhns deed by the said Jane A. Charles
Floyd and MILDRED his wife, and John H. Perkins, the SAID
Mildred aud John IL, being children of sad liz rdn PEI
kins by his wife, and Matthew &. johnson, John phil
lips, and Betsey (aas Rhoda) his wife, Robert Phillips
iiant Of James Phillips deed, who wasa son Of John
Phillips and Besey alas shoda) his wife, and i'llhew
Phillips William Phillip John Phillips, Robert Phillips,
Washington Phillips Elizabeth Phillips aud Mary Phil
lips, they beng also the children Of ohm Phillips and Bet
sey (alias Rhola) ms wife. Defendants.
On motion Of the plaintiffs, Howell l.. Brown, is ap-
pointed guardian At tp go The infant defendant, hemss
Nndt defendants gahn pldrsanl Hesey tass Iho1a)
lis vile Martha. Nesan, Wilaln John Washington, HI
abch and mary Phlips against whom he plaintiff, aplei
10 1Pe proceeded in eoode prescribed hy against eb
sent dcle9d nj eJ tang TO- appear and aas"ei, and Tie
subpWuain - having been returned executed ga Tia
Jane IL wii' Charles A. Fa1d, aud Mildred his VIII,
and John II. Pyr.in, aud tim thirty days atins
elapsed well since The day Of aid subpoena a. the
hliu- Of ihe bit GA motion of the llar' tie bnls taken
oi confessed as against all these aeicuiauts.
And eeaac coming "a To- he hoard on the bill as amend
ed. the answer of BENJAMIN NJ Perkins administrator IL
boais non nlihlAr vii aluc xrl, o Ann Phillip, decd and
surviving and trustee Of Hardin Perkins, d,ed,
the answers 8 Thomas Perkins aud Robert Phillls iniant
defendants, by ouelI Brown. their guardian od He,
specially asncd 10 defend them in his cause, and the an
scr of Nelson phhps, with refeaous to said an,~et-3
exhibits aud Was argHtab counsel
characterization whereof adud.cd, ordered and de-
creed thu Of the Commissioners OF this Count d.
take the following accounts to VII.
FUyt. account % l@iuuin NJ Perkins, as adwTnsfa-
tor DE 6odis non, With the VIII annexed oi Ann Phillips,
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oas aaa snsls par lee + e,hla iaa aal nesl aeure
ns assia ado i4I II lie eae be hal ektu ca 81
- t-snt- busl.I N,nl1 A. n caes I'll al ~ The
laid. afer hs f.. crop 4 ps> had en turned eoj.f
ta tn aiaaui ri = ar - ha,h,s Ter sefe This gnah
tty VI gErati, bns6 thf and, an enable tue a"ar
shortly ie rcn.a h aspiration Of Lie qaaulif.'
Nd b. tts ldsiar. - II The Az iealaal Rapat T
III sue urtn + Coae odsfsd lp1oa pi',
to be printed I'D tie uIbef vii, doubtless orl'f ball as
nans m4fs ranfaus ulher Information than tb@ o.
tete pfprf f4m fminfntls practical ma, IA tie IN
pr eeatsnt ol NON uqi Lsnd.. " shald pead he
meme, as well e,psadrd very bfgs shate Of he
t2aa1 uOl anu pail uo the national treasury,
drawn dueray of Indirectly fou the soil. llfnee ITS
preseftatuu and &c non,esl improvement are the most
iufafiaa IT eaf pa DC interest.
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l)uctilal.
ffoa Bl5-k.esod's ~ sttt-s .Hssa;,as
Fssstr nsfSN

Ill u bAlSt
The Naiss blossoms the ro.ks
An,sd fhe purple heath
Il ossasns IA the -, e. Ks.
That Ira J. The Elensh meath,
The q VI, a, bis pfate 81 .lacs,
u, holds lths hi> us=ts
All. i4 the ms al. 1t cushion. n
The I.afks dcscendlag traSt
Before ,ha cuckoo, earliest spring
Is silvef eifeic' knnNs,
Nhva efesniHg buds begin 60 swel,
And - ahsf m,lts TIE SHOWS,
And whse December bfe, - howl
A'1u. tic uolflands barr,
AID o1i, blooms Tbs Obii,tmas taso.
The naisy still T. those
Ssmaritan n flowers toit
An taos are al Ike
Thu SolfE#rou HI glacier heis hi
The patel4man b. his dyke
Thu seal KIN vested EsqaimsuN,
ncgtu with ity seas
Aud underneath h,s burning noon,
lhcpafssoi'd Cnnese.
The cmigraut on distant .hoto,
Mid scenes and ta6,. strange,
B,haids At lowering 10 Tie sNaid,
Mhrtr'.f lis taot.ieFs fanc',
And When his y,aruing. home-sick heart
Would how ~ his despair,
II reads hs eve Lesson .arc--
That Col Is every where
siars arc the Daisies ihstbcr,m
The blue d,ds ct he sh,,
Behold ~ al. and everywhere,
Right prototypes on hshi--
BLOOM on. then. unptetondiug nawrt
And + The a#vrfcf BE-
An emblem Of ST. Paals eont,nt,
- Sc iheH'. cnuSianeY-
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JOHNSON, YOUNGER g. SMITH

4 REnav tiif, Ifor,',d ief The faana Winter ttaae,
n having l4#i received IA sl5r Aefy large addition Go
lA,u stock II
81 peerless
Sugar Coffee To- salt. Muassc, Candies, Rolled and
hammered I'm. Nals, ,ets superior article Cotton
4nH taal, Crushed rowd ri and Ciried Sugars, Sa'
l.eftr slsf, ttfy superior article ri Virginia ma 1r
nza Fur aud WI l4' an faet bcf stock > large anil
,.4F4I a. tNts atfH. -ui' 81 10 Tie brearn trade
Dry q Il Is.
Bleaehsd AMI Brown Domestic, 81 all widths and pr.
cc~ uknabugo Aatous brands, Caieocs and Apaeas, a
Yer, handsome 4rio aud cheap fulied Cloths, satnes,
1.in.e}s, Negro Elanlyts 6aern-c, Shlte, Sc, se.
II "a Ors
Fms Frust Brandy. vintage ISL
ot.,I p,k and pslc, lsil,-2,-7,-
- \ Srigntt "
Old Madeira inc Nandy oi Brands, some Voty superior,
Ntrls had,iIa s'
P9n
Bsides .tae 81 nomesr Liquors, such as Brandy
tln Hum aud VII kew w have hand At this time q
lot ~ m1.t suprtiar purr I'D I've Nmtcy-nI u which
W. vi sell low IT CASH. III cNehangeioi County Pro
tuea.
Nil
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New London Academy.

'rilE ENERtlSE rs o tins Institution viii he resumed on
thu lst dtsal q ,bc following, by Mr. Poster who has
had tho ~upcrn 81 tho Academy Ton thu last urt
yeats Nh Foster aeenmVN- he'd scholar and ha- given
the Trustees and Patrons 81 the Schaal, satisfactory c,d,uc
osnt msq@tlfrations 10 instruct youth IN the Yariou.
branches liberal cdueaon and TO prepare them iur the
study OF the Sciences as taught IN om tullt yes.
The Trustees intend, in few months, So purchase
pete Apparatus Ton the purpose Of illustrating the Phoso
phical and Scientific Lectures by experiments
TERMS IF Board and Tuition viii be : heretofore
GERARD ALEXANDER, Precedent.
Oct 3-t3lN
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A copy-Tes'e,
HOWELL l.. BROWN, Clk


Locilgston, October 20tt, 1850. !
The parties interested IN the foregoing order and decree
will take notice. that have appointed Thursday, the 18th
day December next 70 take the accounts therein directed
which day by 10 O'Clock in the morning, they request
ed t1attend Office with their books, papers, accounts
and voucher, prepared for settlement. o. LOVING,
Nuv i--Wlm Commissioner
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cash for Iyhsof,
Hands wanted.

WISH to buy - or % strong, healthy negro men, from
81 III ,earS 81 age They are wanted for my
Apply TO me CT To Thomas NJ W Wilkinson
1have far sale two Tenemens the Forest Road about
miles from Iynchburg One occupied by Nr " Ills n
Mays Tavern and Wagon Stand the other is occu-
pied by Mr. John adams, Whce wight Stand Each
tenement has attached 10 IT about Acres Of Land
Nov Its SAAlt Ell NJ. SCOTT.
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Stephen II MeCrocken, John b Mitch, Il, La
worth and Thomas u, Ashworth, DE
i'IIlNEEpV

,'Icsas Horst9a Edd, is,a,n Hail. Lucy Edds, George
Uiiliaa Dabney, Gudrdian nd Item of the infant
children Of .NerAle Edds. deed John Rosser. A.
'aiaistrator Of JOHN Broaca, deed. Lettrich Eds,
John n. S,cinney s. Co., Robert H. JJahhaR, and
Thomas T.. .NloTeH
TAKE NOTICE, thatl shall the Doth day of Noyem-
Der, 1850, the Dwelling House Of j. I'm S Dudley
and N the County Of Giles, in the State of Virginia
take the dispositions otsundy Witnesses be read as e'l'
denee on the trial 1.-THE suit have depending against you
IN the County Court OF Campbe-and il the taking Of the
said epoons should not be completed the day ab'1o
mentioned, the taking thereof will be continued day TO
day (Snndays excePed the place until the whole
are taken, SAMUEL PANN1lL
Oct 2S-yty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25
p. T.. GIBBS, AG'r FOR
+. II. Hi fhURS

n. 3 Likeness feyerY de, cripiion copied, a largo
assortment Of Loe5es and fnedaIns If superior qla,y
for Dagueneo yres always Oh hand.
NV It's =. f.. GIBBS AT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25
ENNNER \ND AGl E.-.lad an Eerlrs Cnred Ln

ENENER lND AGU E,-.lad all Feres Cured Jy
Braadttth's Pills ftqers arr occasoned by
the dis riered m1rion Of the III Cd. produced by
the hnmoal serosity by hardening the waves f he
vessels. The blood cfcuhtcs WI greatly increased
speed and is sill, lncreasedby the friction of The globns
or particles which comp the mass OF fluids. Then
Is that the excessive heat and chis are experienced
1hr'ugh'tt The whole system, and accompanied viii
great thlsl pain in the head back kidneys, and in fact
complete pros ration Of all he faculties # the mind
as w Il rs h dy.
On he FIRST attack II fever OF any disease. inmad-
at"Iv TAXI a LARGE dose of BRANDRFTn'> NEGE-
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. and coutoue 10 keeH
upa powerful effect upon the bowels until he fever or
PAIN has entirely ceased SIX eight viii in m St cases
be Sufficient first dose; and dose Of this kind
IS not infrbable may prevent months of ckues, per
haps ieath.
DIR. BENJAMIN BRANnRETH'S VEGETA-
BILE UNIVERSAL. PILLS, are INDEED universal
y approved medicine. which, by It's peculiar action
reanses the bio d ii all impurities every PAIN
and lreakncss and finally restores the Constitution to
perfect Health and Igor
Fo, sae, wh'rsole and REAL, by d. B. Payne s Bro
lher. Itnehhurg, Va.
Oct Is WIS 2