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Lewis Busby und Mary his wife, v. Thomas b.
Byrd aud olhers.-BiH for Delirery Of Slarss,
and Partition.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that Mathew M.
l. Bryson and Maiala his wife, William Sann.
ders and Rhodu his wife, Fanny Mitchell, Anna
Cooper. Lurkin Puuip, Zuchurab Golston and
Benjamin Go!son, parties to this case, reside with
out the limits of this State: ~
On motion Of Cochran g. Noble, Compsts
Soir:. Ord"red that they plead, answer deII,ur
10 said bill oil complaint within three months, o.
judgment pro conlesso will be taken against then1
II. a. JONES, c.E.A.D.
Com'rs. office, Feb 90, 1851 3m
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,.,As AtLsooRy.-A hum,ning bird met
n butterfly, and being pleased with the beau,
ty: ofoits person. aud the glory of its wings,
made an offer Of perpetual friendship.
81 cannot think ofit,p wa. Tie reply, "as
iyoa gpcs spurasd me, and called ms draw
huR dostsaJ 7ti Ia 81 ist<se<.-,ss.,; 5Sa ~
.1mp6stibae r exclaimed the humminp
bird: II always entertained the highest
respect for adc1i Beautiful creatures De M yo. !"
.Perhaps you do DOW said the other,
.%abAt when xos,z issslted s,seaI Nas aeat,
IerPillsr. So let me sgise yonEa. piece 6f
a'luiss nesetpiussit the hunablea Is tley
"a os l,'s as WYE s'lsssn ss,sa Ss sspo" 5ls 81 w.,
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South Carolina,

ArBEvHLE DIsr. IN EauIrY.
Archibuld Muuldcn, Jr. v. John e. Mauldu, Ar
chibald Mauldin, Sen'r., and others.-BilI fos
Injunction, &c. lr.4..
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
l. Mauldin, one Of the Defendants, reside beyond
the limits of This State: On motion Of Mess.s.
fsif scasI.s SCI ss.s GIbt err
t66ssh4 tstd Cs&hdaup daplsasi esiss s5ssasx1a1a
tsss,d Bill thscHmsatis35if 5ifn Ahaeshlie
ea,'tn..a: e. indsHspt Asas aasSese, Nm tSAa~
4s ne e. 5oN tsss sas2akM II
Corn'r4 Office, go February, 1851 ,'issii 31tsas
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, The FOREST FUNERAL. was fair,
with trcsscs of long black hair lying over he,
pillow. Her eye was dark and piercing, aud
as it met mine she started slightly, but look
ed up and smiled. spoke 10 her father,
and turning to her asked her if she knew
her condition
Il know that my Redeemer liveth," said
she, i'll voice whose melody was like the
! imagine the answer startled me, and with a
very few words to this like import, ] turned
from her. half hour passed, and she
spoke in that same deep, rich, ,nelodious
voice.
"Father, am cold, lio down beside me :"
and the old man laid down by his dying
child, and she twined her arms around his
neck, and murmurcd in q dreary voice, "dear
father, dear father"
my child" said the old man, "doth the
flood seem deep to thces"
"Nay, father, my soul is strong"
''Seest thou the thither shore2"
IL see it, father, and its banks are green
with immortal verdure"
"Hearest thou the voices Of it's inhabi-
tants :"
81 hear them, fathcr-the voices of an
gels-falling from afar in the still and SOL
emn n:gh: time, and they call tie. Her
voice, too, father; oh! heard it then"
Doth she speak TO thee 2"
"She speaketh in tones most heavenly"
doth she smile ~
can angel smile! but cold calm smile ::
but am cold, cold! Father, there is u mist
in the room. You'll be lonely. Is this
death. father?"
1T is death, my Mary"
"Thank Godr'
Sabbath evening came, and slow pro-
cession wound through the forest to the lit
tie school house. There, with simple rites,
the clergyman performed his duty and went
to the grave. The procession was short
There were hardy men and rough, in shoot
ing jackcts, and some with rifles on their
shoulders. But their warm hearts gave
beauty to their unshaven faces, and they
stood in rcverent silence by tile grave The
river mur,nured, and the birds sang, and SO
We buried her. ,.'"
| saw The sun 60 down from the same
spot, and the stars were bright before I left,
for.l always had Ill idea grave yard was
tho nearest place to heaven ON earth; and
with old Thomas Brown, love to see a
church i'll grave yard. for even as we pass
through the place Of God ON earth, 80 We
must through the grave to the. temple Of
God on high. .. d. p. ~, ,.',...
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SONlll Carolina,
In EouIry.

Eliza Smith, Administrative, v. John G. Pettus-
Cross Bill for Injunction, Sc.
II appearing to my satisfaction that John G. Pet
L tus, the Defendant, resides beyond the limits
of this State: On motion Of Perrin g. McGowon,
Comprts Sol'r, Ordered, that tho said Defendant
do pleud, answer, dcinur to the said Bill wi,iin
three months from the publication hereof, or judg-
ment pro conlrsso will be rendered against him.
II. A. JONES, c.E.x.p.
Com'rs office, 81 Feb. 1851 .'r 3m
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THE GMN.%GESENI.
BY BENJAMIN GOUFH.

bi DENoNmiN SOUFH.
see him in the blush of morn,
That softly tints the eastern sky,
When days sweet smiling beams return,
And wakcn natures harniony.
When dew dr,ps sparkle ns they weep,
And night driven down the mighty steep,
Gives place to the fair reign of light,
Enthron'd upon iner azure height.
scs Him when the s.. ycr Iiioon
Breaks forth mt evenings meIlow'd hour;
Nor less at lnilnights lawful noon'
| feel His presence and His power.
His goodness shines in every star,
Twinkng in RIGHTEOUSNESS afar;
Ills mujcsty and love are bent
Around tho spanglcd armament.
i See Him i'll the smile of spring,
When nnturc plumes her ilow'ry vest;
When plenty, witt, prolific wing,
Pours balm in every wounded breus,.
lie rides upon th' autumnal cloud,
He casts DER earth the wintry shroud--
The mantle on unsullied snow,
And bids the floods Of water flow.
I hear Him in the whistlng wind,
Which sweeps along the mountains height !;
The whisper which il leaves behind,
Bcspcaks that He is infinite.
hear Him in the tl,undcr's rour;
The waves that lash the distant shore;
The wondering breeze obcys His nod,
And OWNS the Omnipresent God!
feel Iiini--no-my heart was steel'd,
Though Sinai blazd before my eye,
My stubborn soul. it would not yield
l. babe the vcngful arrow fly
Till now, ut Cavury's "groaning brow"
feel His love-I yicld-I bow:
My heart, which not till now had felt,
In deep con,riton leurns to melt.
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i ANEya4yapnsl q lsagsss LeaYeri
yes; 14 1eAAS tsssaak.t6e watciina-
kkera 6ndg gsStwsek for rspair." .tEs tEds,
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MOTICE-All persons are hereby forewarned
lN from trading for two notes of hand, drawn
by the subscriber i'll favor of Hugh Mosey, Of
Edgefield District, each for Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollurs. One of them is due OH the 25th
December, 1851, the other 25th December, 1852.
Said notes given for land, tho titles of which
consider not good, and will not pay thom unless
satisfaction he given. JACOB MILLER.
April 5, 1851. I'm
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SUGAR AND COFFEE..-e5 hhds.

SUGAR AND COFFEE..-25 hhds
~ Sugar, different braiids,
IS Barrels st. Croix Granulated Sugar,
l6 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar. doubled refined,
SO barrels Coffee Sugar,
IS bags prime Rio Coffee,
25 best Old Government Java Coffee.
For sale by A. BURNSIDE.
febl5 Aft Hamburg, S. G..
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PuLVERIzlNG THE Soil 1t is believed.
aud indeed, the fact has already been abun-
dainty demonstrated, that the finer the soil
Is, tho more fertile will it be. Tull snp-
posed that minute disinteration or commu-
nlcation was all that was essentially nccts-
sary to render any land productive and
fruitful, and that 10 matter what might be
its original character, tue plough, freely used,
would render the application of Stimulating
mannres, or pabulum of any kind, un-
necessary. This, however, even his own
experiment.. instituted for the express pur-
pose of establishing the validity of his idol
iscd theory, proved untrue. Still, in all
cases minute pulverization is 81 vast benefit
to any soil, and the more perfect the com.
miuntion or division of the constituent
particles is, the most confidently can we
rely upon the success Of the future crop.
what ever it may be. BY fteqnent plough
ing, even the most tenacious and adhesive
lands will be ameliorated !; they will be ex-
posed more thoroughly and cffcctualIy to
the fertilizing effects Of dewss, rains, atmos-
pl,eric influences, and the enriciIing action
of solar heat. The roots of plants find also
in soils thus prepared, a much more favora-
epcy o'O bot IU LDelr
progress, expand freeIytin seustof food, and
are not contortcd and thrown aside by op-
posing obstacles which are i,,superable 10
their tender, form. Manure also acts much
more energetica|ly on fine soil, thar, on that
which is coarse, and in, compact masses :;
does not so soon yield its humidity in sea.
sons OF drought, and is far more absorbent
in time Of rain. ~, -, -. ss. go, s'..'
Curiosity Governs lie iWorld.--cA cler-
gyman once announced 10 his people that
lie should preach 10 young men; the pews
Of IBIS church were crowded with young Ia :.
dies. He then announced sermon to the
young women; the ichdiclf wasa throneed
WITH S6rosasdcleth y y Hs proclaimed an addfesas
ito children and tfs fathers and a,oth ere, ns
and ndawhasssoma cal, + tho dear, ,sssddls aged
lp9cpaeb werspast IN toscs.p tHa gaze. notice
lhsshouid exhort sinnefs. Ind dsisasi ybsseSi3n
Ss q, i \ a i n, llsa g ~ p6 1tE
|snt3ect s. not always tie Beet w Ia Sasiass,
the audience xors@Assn itsi ssbasi Aaioajsts1
nd1SsAShon, the lecture IS wriitcnsS .sda
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GrcemvllIe & Columbia Es. Road.

@ Notice is hereby given that the install
Al4zl meuts OIL the Capital Stock of this Com
.tssEssa%pany will be required to- be paid US fol-
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Ss,ssaTa Carolina.
In EoUfrv.

Com'rs. office. 20lh Feb, 1851. ,ls,;i., II Srr
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nucKrIrLp CHARACTERIZATION.

- IN BrI aGsr thr 3lst ~ -.
49, " March ourrrut. thr I.Is.. %. - =
80 rugsr tain u1 tho road siII
,u1 regularly arl r,mF's "a, hIav., uarl nrihrr
H.iIc, .=
en- Yas,11vr. TBvsl1p, aBJ N.'r-fars. having
rurkfs'l 10 : u'risk. \. VI, rr,rhns N,ghl1i,
Ts1. iar ths Ntbatr, Roads \. VI. tain % raii.
sr.. HrG co. ,rTrrsJ1.. ,1l.a..I e. ....
Returning isavr Mechanic Zen. ptg n',irA ani
t,l u..rut,.. nr Geo thr arrival n ihr NlHir liosI
ulu lru1 r.It'arf pr1 ihF 'Isf.
o. NHfrts. WsfsssfrVt pHl if.fHVs, lave
rurAt,li ~ O. uiruir. pact u',lu,k. T.. M.,uarh.
az ihe Atlantic RuaI aN,rraru taiu o. r,uhud
1nd sast. r,turuiH-. VII have Ne hanir FAN. y1
arrival oftLs NbHiir aiirTuuuu tram.
rhr.s departure. ard aui'al' accommodate al
stages ,1isrsertirs az l'uskh,H, fum Naa7,. N1'.
~. Coates Nh. Pes. NT.,'f Nut Tsrsr,
Lt,--,as,. Cssl-s Poet. ~, utF.H, luj E4rrgf7s.
f.g uhl,h are conducted with rr',t rifJ ,fIst,rs,
sut ouu,s0isurs, ~ VI. 2. ~nvt'Iir
T.krts thr1ugb o. Portland aHI Hr.tul vi.i ~
h,J 81 M uu5ktsI office.
AZ freight Will O.. promptly frvar'si, iu ruH.
uHsilHH 18th t.sirs r1,t ADD sect IHr i'rtrs. s,r
large hH., 90 sIil, fr b. y. rEiN,T, Ticket Ma.
&C. ana Freight AgHH'.
r.r urd.r. q. ~rNuLpING, ConduJtar.
EugkhJlJ, March 20, 1851. su
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT

Commsurrg Mach 10, 1881.
PASSENGER TRAINS will tuo ,sl,. Su,.'a,
| excepted. uut,l iurthsr nui.c', ~ irIhvs
Law, T.tinnd nr Bethel, 20 go, 4
lfB,r rutihBI &C. South Hafis. at : 81 \. VI
,uj 2.i5 =. VI.
Isa,, DUI,.l .ur ruulinI ai Pm
Isa,r ~Hrih raus iuI furtlni, NJ rs 4 VI.
brd SOr VI.
Lave rurfIirJ frf ihr A1Iu.rn..ir ant k,uns.
ler Rsih,,,I, ai : 80 \. VI, auI 2i', r.M
FREIGHT TRAIN Iray,s rurihrI &c Sru'h
Paris. ate.:1 \. VI. lsavr Suuth rari. &c ruu.
a1i. 10 m 4. VI.
Freight tain. l.tvrrb South rsri. and Bsth,lur
MrnJa,s, W,jr,.ja,s snI lpN,,s.
~ rass'. received after sunset
The C,mTlb, vill NJ Del rrsUaus.hls ~ lpgrass
i1 au am.ri sNc,s .trg 80 boz ,ah's. pn,s. nH'irs
Do gi,rn, an pail ft 40 che rate ui u1" pas.'ugsr
t.I ,NyN so a.diii.ral ,a'u,.
On d. aut,a' 81 ths fDl \ ". urs,ri train
GnuI TurtauI. stage. rave che iHl8yiHg >tat,HH.
fHr tis towns u1r,.t l-IUv, Hs Il.vs. W. S.u'l
rsu. >ai#n, TusstaNs, lhurs ass 1Hi Sstuub,s
90 lfau,sor, uu gipH, Malciiurd, la,rlI aui Zoe.
IurV.
Erari'. Tuu1 station. Mu1.'1,s. W,Ir...s,s.
ihrfs.als ard >afuI,a1s, &C. Er1'.ri ari A1.u.
NUT.
u-th,l Satsa 1,il,. g. Cit1I, Sh.1urr, Nh.
900 DufhBn, y. ~ Iss.a1., INus|1,s sai
>Hruj,,s &c Su.oIrh. J,f'rsu1 are Lancaster,
y. o.. Narfr,f, W,jrs.1l,, 11j Ifiir,. &C. Hsr.
uH, MibH au N.rihru.isrA1I, y. ~.
:. T.. COE>EE, Superintendent
Portland, March e, ISL. So
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cnAMrs AN .rAsMs

Nup.ruDrGI of l,,Iv,,' Road, Relief taken in-
trrrI., aud b., ilfIi.r ,yfrupIh, siI .n 70 ir"
miluis. stnr ths H..t s,.sHH ',umps 'nd II 1'.'s.
o. .llut ,lsIs ui,tr li, ryuruIirrs hsN. bee H..
frf#. ..rl tH., vrfl It.LI ss.I HslrI'. tI. IHI.s
"tsf.If.f lpF skunk tub.r. with l,tiva, =. Ready
Elf,t Ia. H'ss,s lfUu-hi hack It lpi 'liiuu, ,ui
rt1rrA ,rI l4aIIl, circulation 1T me b'H"i. Nhru-
ry.i SO bri f, rrr.HU lnIgfri With tBmrs anI
-rl.1s b,r'y is,dva, p Ready li'Isi mr''Hiatrl,
iB n Hf ~ miuur.s it Wi r,i,yr the sufferer luu
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TDNp1D
AVOID FRAUD

Md YOU run Enin near MY Ft ''h'.
/ IMPORTANT CHANGE % UIT.,s Maerrrl
PAN INifa.iuf, he original Ini un., g.guir', in
/ t, rrv suysIT. rrl mrrIi larger l.,'s.
FRAUD. Cfulrri.fu II pahNs Evurilf.
/ iu th, ON WRAPPER fHnd ne ur'Ad avoid
as ,uu s.u'i rsi.n0. o. Co usr go dInsrurs
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. chill stHs uiI 1HI iHy,isr'r s.Trs. 20 rHTrs rtls
,.I, HrI r,s.f,,1' u rrvsr pll. lni fh'.r is rH
m.ralr. ONLY "a TIN GENUINE Daily
GROSS RrO~rTIuN'
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anil arlrtsfl.rs sfuG. Nth a NV ruNTs Ui thr
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go, lft ua o.HfJlus sun,r,r shu h.pr,Hs 90 's,
Oh. 'H1Ht,rtIt 4iri pl.Hulus ttri, Ils HIr i-Ills
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DAttIt saw ustN iB ths yIW TNTIturs
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HAGUE STREET ENrLO-ION,INN.hogh.
100 arp. af in o l.,, ave in d. r1rrrs The ras
v,. rr,rs.oz,7i hur,I... .bu. D,rti''' ossuts'
t,rU,,ruE effected TufrtoiW' Nat4 SCAR
lLI7r ir en- thr tale.
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CAUTION EXTRA
nlrO>TERS. travelling lluut the roruir,, o..
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NJ I caution che paddle sgln.t ~ such nirri1-
r.rs mod their I-Isuupus nustums, nuI hrfvlN die
uusI',. and without qualification, stamp thrm ls
kHu,s, lnd e., t's'Niuy 1t public ,Nr,ntiuu o.
daring o. trihr with health lud d. ut ths up.us-
pssiiug. DwEg,si. anil Dr,lrIs who wall D.uHic-
nance surh havd afsl rl.o.'It,, .rr equal, 'up1b.r
MIND, I NOTIFY ruE PUBLIC
th1t m, u,t1 TRAVELLING AsrSrs boo ths yrp
Tr-l Sufr., 1fr VI. : no l,E, brdJ u. rot.
SLY; OF, o. cr.'ri fh. public against lDu even
.u,al A-r.t F.l. o., iuuu.,bsl with q ,rruuI,trl
ui A-.rg, rui 600 ,ih.s iVu-.1riug lArusri,,.
a. iu, A-ru'. ,Hmnit puhlc lBui'
So utI NIw rUINr'p CiUouthEs r0E 1850
n. DALEY, rs BROADWAY,
NV luEE.
Soil rs IT, Howe. raris; d.. ". \. Hu,t, T..
Mo,sr, >outh rau,3 Milton Rulin.un, Mechanic
IaIl.; &. l.. Fnuois. Nursayi T.. Cm,krr Go.
Lo,ko', Mill; and by Druggists and C"uutN Mor-
chants generally. 6ml
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

lf the War Of lsl2,-ofthe Florida and other
" Indian War since l7gO,-anI ior The c0mm,.
ioncd Uihcrts u the war with Mexico. who ser.
'sd Or one moUih and upwards. ani have received
Chil cn,) Obtained under the new law b, llOIA.
ITO WOODMAN. % Railroad Exchange, Doe.
ton, Who has az Agency a. Washington.
" chugs uHlsss saforsfui. lle has q gencies IL
the Western States ior che sclc,tion II ands and
bcatioL q Warrants, BY personal inspection, and
pays the highest cash price for lands thus heated
Oct. N, 1850. k3s.
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BOokbinding,

~. those Nh have hen ulirs N,rfr.rs vol
\ NswsTBprs ihr net wear, ,ln have thHu % .sfl
boz ,r, .i,ls ths, sh, N s,ujr1. thew fhs .r.ui.
l.ts. Thee BE- up t,IN nfUf,srr1lr' e -r.i vutb
~ au, hind Except ~ h,nd,pr apl .inr, BE- o,H o.
inns on thr Cnu'r,, paI i1 thr I-.t Il..IhIr .ri,,
be D.. vurih ,,,I, ,urs u.'i.,. Jusf -i5f o. uiI
auJ tsmius uur si ''im.us auI Irf.,s.
NuNE~ \ HIN..
Norway. NJ, I, lsj0. tlgg
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Saw aud Shingle Viii for sale.

THE whole, or one hall of the mill. situated on
Crooked River in Waterford. ADD iofmerly known
as the McWain Mills will h. soh At = good bar
gain, and immediate possession gi'en. There Mi'ls
re well situated foT constant supply 81 lumber,
and ready maTke, lor the sane. for lurther par
ticular. inquire of SAMUEL HALE, 90 the prem.
isss, or the subscriber al Norway.
WI. T.. GOODNOw.
April 25, 1851. sopi'nll
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BAD BREATH

Heart Barn, SUur Stomach. IaiuIfur,, Wind, Sc
ar, yu,.A. ourrI %, "a u-s ct l,aiuHy'' li.'I, Re-
hsf taken iutruaIlN ltis8 I..IriHrs rur.IiI Boo.
rartiH. strength o. ,,sf, rrt,u anal iuH, boo 1T Do,
hod,, and health aud hnniu,.s 60 ths miud.
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n, bathing ,NtoHl.', thr ,lri. u the neck 'ui
spine, twill st,uuh.1ih, ~prnr. W. have kn,vn
mlu, cases ut ru.t,iiHf sni Autrriur Curvature ~
ths ~piu- o. o. cutfsI, rHri, snt rhr dIsngurrd
dj,gt o. regain boz, pup,l SHAPE D., th, nee OF Rad
vs,'. Road, E,H,t
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n ,ui LAve pain Boo the Bone. ~v'Iisi JuiHt.,
vtaku,.. 1T ihs mus,.ss. % 500 have sprain'd
buh. .v.l,l -. truis.I arm, .ur, bead, ur d 500
huru ur .,,h ,uar.r'i. la.ssNs Read, E,Hd Will
take Hui thr hfr, rruusr thr li1 sui sWrlH-, giNr
strength pHl uu,Iy iu ihr mu,,ls, ,ri 'uili'y lrcr
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Farm for Sale.

E--z TllE .rtsrrIlrr ursI. irr NE his
fnH, nfu DO Pare hing 600 iHe u1d lr ,l.
S5i,,g i.s Pan. lll o. il,hurl N.BI.
va - ,a,, aluu, ibu, MOB. iun rarts
49, ll.I anI alHui Cd, ,afHr h.m South
Pans Sad hun contain. 10 s,ts, Il bu|, rni.
auru,N, Guu ~ Go % tone ~ h,,, and m,, ,ts,.,
b. improved o. JHt1 1r-rr quantity. H. bring Ir-
irrmil,l o. change hs lasiur.. NIKE. n q rrrH'
opportunity e. thr pur,hl.rr o. obtain q ..srl fam
u = atr bargain. Not ltlir lalHr iu repairing ,n.
,r. b. trgu,r,d. ps the greater Part B.. .'uHr wall
- F.thsr rrrirruar., ,ryulrr 81 fbr .ul.luhIr
at Auium uf Nehemiah ra,s1l, rb|is lir.I.
LYMAN y. nall.
Aulun, Jan 90, ISL. ujI
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Prrsnns ot Children; md ioT 'Hu-
kcT accompanying tnuk"r Nnsh
aud scarlet Fever ~W,llrd Ton
Irritation oi the btun-
chii, &c,
The most aggravated .lsF. u' HaHIrr r
are puH.I DIS tHr DkNhrH bN.Au. etI .H. DO
certainty. DO being rIHH.E a".HU fH ..... "..
standing r1-rs, tpthHEs been H-HuHa-.'i ...".
BY Dos Hrsl TH1s..rlt
F hfart srs r...ff rr' pro r..THH. ' ".r
D" relied urHl iHr "a usf..i rsi sT.'.5 .s..r
de greatest assurance.
Applied ,a rtu.Ya- r-.r,I rrr,. particularly
On g'Ha ~ ,iilirs7 rii. ifT.Hg. gives .m.. ...f
Cslsr o., as -a.h. A,rrf arr1,'. ar s--,a.'rr
1u.Hs bat lew loses fl entirely rr.rH. AZ. r
Ciatsr accompanying CfHttrRua,Hr S-fr.i f'rfrr
ltisau unr3ua..'l rgmslv
EvAuGrp TUsslls n.r easily cun-l by '.e tIl-
ker Bnl.au.
bigfrl = BE- B-osolI, "bg'frr kr1vu a' a
"i.eklHg loo ihH thuai,' With tsuirugy iu c.gt..
relieved AMI cured by ih.' remedy
a, r,usf, IT, ioAEsrSr,s. nothing can come
pete with ihs article. TIE usual rrm.I .E=...ir.
hound candy ""g0urb l.T1Hres," Sc, Irlrr' ."r.
plrsoa with ito cay 40 who iry it Is4aH' 2.
t.c taste mili though active .U I's effects, BE- De- ..
niris,srri tn children dr adults with mH7 .0r'a .F
NJ the desired effect than ANY mca'cius heretofore
known.
f[tff'i IN 70 LfHff Nf.1 H.fs H.'N y. N'...
IN February la,t. wa, attacked viii. iaI' n.
MI ami alarming f.srl.r. che 'Nuu1g Nrs NH..
o. lu9ls which. glI'rI tony a.I three .' .arn. 10
.klul physicians, Who administered according .
their meihrl Uf treatment boz ibis rlsr ".' 'H '.
e1sg'-at lat Lao iLe end uf three months. ...
ing 'hl' was IrrluN." a' H"... i... ~.
l,.lI fortune % obtain "a bottle nf y.Ur 's,Hnkrf
BRlsnm." which applied A.fhu.F FOL. .ug.
a. aHslTsIf.f lrITs raI r.rIafrH r.Hi l ..'
cis-a speedy and radical cuTei
Price % cents. Full directions accompany r..
bottle
q. W ATWEIL, Portland, Ne. Tf.bri i.H-
10 vhou orders 10 supplies o. fae me'.a.. F
BE- addressed.
Trr .,Ir o., Wrf s. Go. aHI 4 II.H, 500. IHr.
BE-. l.. Wr.hIun. N.uh rtrfs. q. Atsp.. d '..
Uu,Lfrli. J q. Hose. s.i l,..,H. 'r.hH.
u.,. a. l. Tlss,.. arf Shabby t. THf... H...
way. VI R.hi1suu ,ul N1'ruunr s. N.... W.
chant, Falls. liA
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VING room NCE CURED ~ oNE
~ItnNn

Al ache. lnI pains, back ache, tooth arhc. face
afhf cor srha, .tHua,h lrh0, Iiin boo ihg hml- ih'
mu.g.,.. thr bu.., no. Get, ths bead aui Do, lnus,
EaHa.,'s RlBI, t1liriviIl Instantly ,u,o.
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CAITInN Tn nNINMIsTs

rmchu.c Radva,, Rood, Es.,.i uHl, Of lhe 40.
thUfigri ag,uts, whose utUH. are Inserted in th,
uap'r DOR travelling ugrli. have poser II atiUr-
1s, signed D., o.: hiurr purchasing always ask to
.,, a.. rritc, ~ and Is cents, large h1ttiss.
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on "a spoauHl of l,.dnBg' r. Ready Rr'irf taken
uu th' frsf .,mrtlus ui thi., b1I lathe ilr head,
ur,k sul .huuilrf. II ihrr, be- pu, pain rNU.ugugrd,
auI Ct riIl uuuy w,,r1i Chill lNor
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ron SALE.

.1ad Form situated i1 ihs Eastern rlr 4 Foo,
\ -. T-irc me farm tFmrr', owned ty John Be-
srf. >sIl farm rHHtai1s ai.ut one hurtTs art 'Hr.
p, a.rs.. 11l Of. sural', divided iHt1 rHst7., tI'-r
,rf ua.J RH1. Thlr 80 ,Hra' rttl.s hHusr aDt
I1fH, srI e. g..a U,'. .' sBrrr.
Me- So -5'., ths Do .r.I lri tiH-. 40 NHIih lar-
rs. Errst', .vrl. If .hr ". pgt1iHg g1i recent.
F 1r.rrr.# D., Ehut.s ugkusl
II. sla,y rr.r,rff gII lr sHH ,tr, bow. suI
uirraI col, It sNts1t.l Oh co. purchaser.
JAMES pLEElNG.
-. Pans. March Is, 1851. tu