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NDUCATION.-.An experienced Teach-

INDICATIONS AN experienced Ieach-
IA err residing the Institution for the Bind; pro
poses TO ar derake the education Of about ten Boys Thor
oueh Instruction can be given IN very useful course en-
brsciug Mathematics, both abstract aud applied 10 Eogi
neeripg Accounts the Physical Sciences as prsctcal
Chemistry Mneralogy etc AND the English snd so much
OF olher Languages msy he desired Terms for mem
s. An interview may be had by addressing D D d PosI
Once. n. York. az blMW&F-
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COR NEW. ORLEANS, Direct-In ad-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Com-

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~ meHcing March Sl.-RAMAP0 AND PATERSON
RAILROADB-Express Trains leave Suderns a. oLows,
or on the arrival OF the Erie trains Atot O'Clock AN,
stopping only al Paterson and Passsc Bridge Al O'Clock
NJ, stopping only al Hohohuks. Peterson ard Boiling
Spring. SI7t NJ stopping only Al Hohoku' Paterson
and Boiling Spring.
Paterson and Hohokus al ST O'Clock r NJ stopping only
Boiling Spring Psssac Brdg and Paterson; Ae O'Clock
P nj. stopping only Palerson and Hohokus The Ex-
press trsns leave Markets station, Pslerson Tor New
York at 81 and NJ and 2 M on the arrival OF tho
usins from suderus. The up uains stop Al Bergen on
signal.
WAY TRAINS leave S1ferns Al ~ A " and Nev-Yoik
81 Nj stopping al all The stations below Paterson and
a. the stations above on signal
SUNDAY TRAINS cave Suferns al 81 AM.-Leave New
York al 2. NJ, stopping above Paterson only 81 Ho-
hOkug
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson At 8 ard III O'clock
A NJ and Il and 1t O'Clock 2. M.-Leave New-fork g. 80
and 10 A. NJ, and IA and 81 O'Clock Z. NJ.
SUNDAYS Leave MsrketsI station ~ 81 O'Clock A. NJ,
arrival OF the train from suaernsLesve Paterson
depot al o'clock Z. M.-LeSye New-York Al o'clock
A NJ and O'Clock p N. The Sunday Trains stop below
Paterson ouly al Huyer's and Boiling Spring m&Su
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ERENCH.-One or two Young Gentle
men can have partial Board 10 the upper parI oil he
Civ. where the servants French, and where they
could have private lessons IN French, German and To-
natural sciences from literary gentleman accustomed -
teaching None but those willing 10 pay Tor superior ad'
vansges and select associates need apply References
given snd required. Direct FRENCH, box so I 9on-
sCuETe POItOffce." a. -
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4 BOYS-E w KELLER Tescher. Nswtowu, Fair.
field County, Conn, The Housstonc Railroad, Is mei
from Bridgeport
TERMs-S8 per quarter OF II weeks, for board, tuition
washing mendiug, fuel lights and bedding, Pupils re
ceived 81 any time -
REFERFNcEs-H. N. PECK Co. $50 Frontal; A o.
Crane 80 John.st; x. Carlton Overlon w slttLi A
Ackley Tract House; Geo w Dow, Eiq = blrlng alp
N 5weezv I76 South 81 and A. G. Hanford, corner q
Cherry and Ruigersts New York Hon VIM Rockwell,
corner OF Jay and Wloughby SITS Brooklyn, and Aaron
Hswley, Beayer.St NeW-YOrk. al l59
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1 AVER NEWS TO SAN FRAN

ICIsCO freight 10 San Francisco - cents per 10.
Letters Is cents by the NORTH AMERICA, OF the lih
inst Letters San FfsrciscO with thrse csys later
By cur Ezprss s FOR . cents On Monday lith inst, MI
b MAULDIN our Messenger, will leave on the SEAN
ship NORTH AMERICA. and will take charge or cur
Malls and Freight through TO ssh francisco s Of which
we guarantee 10 deliver in Sen francisco by inc same
from PGRams, on The let OF May ~ ne mails and
ps@ercers by he Crescent City and Georgia
al2 = BERFORO K co = Nesey st., Aslor House
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..opNING LINE FOR ALBANY

NOR BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC
l. and NAuGATUcK1Rsilrosd ~ e emu Zoo, -
steamer ALICE Capt WeeGs, will cave lse pier IooV
NsrEet.t every Tuesday fhursdsy and saturday,,
oclock NJ Returning will lesye The halros1 CO.
R1SsS1ort eyery Monday, Wednesday and Friday a. -
oteIoek M. freight for Bridgeport and no hnios
isksp Al he lowest rates, which vii 90 reesven al
the Office on The pier al I'm W. IL shAHk-n, 49,
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aer eR,o SPTjs'a o. BATES or SAILING.

For freight OF passage, apply % EDWAR0 n COL
LINS Is Wsi-st ke~-YOrk, BROWN, 5hlfLEI
co. Liverpool, L. Q. ROBERTS co. Is Kings Arms
yard, London Boulevard, hOn,msrEre, Paris
Amer he Isl Of April next the rate Of Iegh1 ~ lAs
above steamers rom Liverpool vii be materially reduced
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& ERIE RAILROAD


~ LINE from NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA,
leaves Pier No l. North River by steamboat John foIef
st7 and r NJ. fare In hrstclass cars " second
a. To Freehold by moroing line opy) ~ Genus Emd-
EA' - IRA Bliss. Agent.
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

II FALL RIVER-The steamers BAY STATE and
STATE or MANI leave Pier No. 5. NORTH klyer,
O'Clock daily Bay State Capt VIM Brown on Tuesdsys,
Thursdays ard Saturdays Stae Of Maine, Capt Inomea
a Jewett on Nor days Wednesdays and Fridays TOE
IA the only drec line 10 Newport steamer 10 coaneeu"H
viii ibis lire runs 70 and from Proyid snce. ,y.,
TIsDALE q BORDEN, Agent, 10 and ~ w WI.
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TlARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc
VIE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY
OTATE AND NATlONAL LAW

SSCHOOI-Bsllst0n Spa. Saratoga County. ". y
The next term W commence on Tho Ia OF May. Object
OF the School practical well "A Ueoret al Under the
new chs. ter Diplomas given. which admit 20 practice.
Tuition 90 be psd 10 advance circular set z plan,
&c sent by reouett directed POSTPAID 10
SlODGWGSWtM7 W FOWLER, President
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CORAZZA SHIRT-Tho

subscriber having made large additions 70 MS msnuis
torv is now prepared furnish the ABOVE uhequaHou
Shirts ready made, make them by measurement a.
sbOr notice warranted N every Instance. he Woud
also cal attention bis large stock OF gentemens flr
nishing goods selected by his agent and lmgor5sa e1
presIy for bis retail lrsde, viz Cravas scsrff gloves
Hosiery, &c comprising every article apperaining 70
gepllensu's wardrobe j. AGATE, 81 Broadway corner
Pafk-psce. a. IN
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STOCKINGS and UNDERCLOTHING

~ Of every siDd for Ladies Gents and Children 10 eres'
VARIETY and cheap al PARRISHS old established StOcklG
store "a Canslst I'd block from Broad way.
u25 l2tM.W WIFI
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TRAVELLING.
DEMITTANCES FOR ENGLAND

I0TRFLAND AND sCOTLAND.-Drahs from q up
wards on sale which will be cashed In any part Of The
United Kingdom Also packages OF all descriptions FOR
EDWARDS, SANFORD Co.
24fSm NJ & Fu Al Adams Cos 10 Wall-st
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

j 4 NEW-YORk TO ALBANY, aud inIeFmedaIe
p aces, by Railroad and Ssssmboat-On Monday, Aphl
H. aud until further notice the Passenger Trains viii run as
follows Sundays excepted in connection with The steam
er Armenia. - ..,..,x
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MORRIS am ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE Passenger Trains leave NewYors foot Of Cortland
At al "a A M and P NJ. Newark, "a NJ and u N =
For NevYork leave Dover at 7lO A hi sndZ NJ; Nor
rstown II A n. ard 235 N, &c. Freigh. Train, eays
Car leaves Orange at $50 AM and $50 PM Passsngero
are received and delivered each IN season Or The an
Gus stsg that INTERCEPT this Road fckets |Est be p
cured before lskinR seals 10 Ibs cars.
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q THE fKlEOW EE iCOUR Ter,
80 Late ARRIVAL!
WE are now receiving large
!, W. lot of new and SEAsoNABLs
Z M &c DDS.

WE are now receiving large
W. lot of new and SEAsoNABLE
5 'a sss q 90 DIS,
consisting in part of ~
p aId i nseys Prin edTweeds,
C'oths,e Fancy do.
CtsstmereS Salfmet
Bafa hea Yes .ng gd IsR Prnis
. Back and fancy Apa~ras
Kd Goyes Shaw 5, kenncky
= Jeans Shlfings Hats and
4 Gaps, Shoes, &c;
CRSOsAkBInSYs
Fine Cold Breasl Pms assorted
%tte'' Studs, fA W
N "s Rings,
: 30 Hour Cocks
Alarm ss la,sgt g,k ~
Look ng Classes, Ce,lar Pals, Keelf
erS, Buckets, Wash Balls, Soap,
S arch, Cologne Cinnamon Sands
SarSaparilla lndelibe e Ink Jayne S
aud Cook spills. @ &
Table and Pocked Kn es assort.
e1p Axes Han anil "a '5u Saws
Drawing Knives Shovels S. ades
Grin Stones. q fsg
Coffee Saga Sat, Ma $, Cheese
{ andy Ra sins Ann 'nds Cigars,
&c, NC. Give tsa ralil 3
y thanks are ea e.e o our
friends 10 their patronage, and we
hope 10 merit a con'nuance Of the
same.
ALE ( ANOER Il BAPT0N
Prken Y e an tlth 1851
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!. MOTTO |.

II 5. hereby given that application
a VIII be made 10 the Board Of
Comm IS oners of Roads for the 5th
Regimen Of s. G., Militia, for 8he
1isconl ;nuance OF The Reed Fo a
Road -the Mg{lidin Fod Roa Z
andso mi.h OF he o,dRoai leading
rom Picktns & III, to Pende on as
is moi usell hp| The Greenville road
or he new4osd from Pickens to Pen.
dieton.
BY order OF the Genera Board of
Commissioners Of RDals 50 p
f. c. ~GAI Mes =,
H. il GAINES So'n rs''
Pckens c. H., s. u. Jan. 4, 1850
81 3m
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OUTH CAROLINA.
PickcmA District.

IN RauI Z.
Benz. f. Fitzpatrick is
and wife and others, i
VS. Bill for Part.
'Thom, I'll Jones 81
wife and others,
Ii appearing to my satisfaction,
that Thomas Thomas Il. Jones, David Jones,
Susan g. Jones, Lucinda J.Jones,
Rebecca Cs Jones', Nancy JONES'.
Martha M. Jones and Matilda G.
Jones; defendants TO this Bill, chill
dren of Harlwell Jones, and Mary
his deceased wife, formerly Mary
Sttibing and heirs at law Of Jesse
Stribling dec d.late of this Distriet,
reside from and without the limits of
this State.
On motion Of HI. c.. Young Comp.
Sol. Ii is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear and answe or
demur to aid Billof complaint, with
in three months from this date. or
their consent TO the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso.
MN. NORTON, Q. s.P.D.
Commits Office
Nov 2, 1850, 9s-sm3s,
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I@0DRYg|

PnfrADRI.PHIA AfoNrITtrNa


, In 1e4s, the Lady's Book gaye si9 pages.
whichis I 10 moro than ore. aud 1A6 naorS Liam
the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave ear
engrayinSs- Ss---among which were 80 coloTed end
eS .fell pages which 70 1as more than one aa6
160Ioore than the other. 7
= We give, in each nnmbcr, piece og mnslcs
printed separately on tinted paper, % psees. oe
twelve pieces ina year. To show the cheApnosS
OF the Lady's Book, this music il bought sspar-
ately ~ she music stoFes, would cCes exactly tho
price Of the whole years subscription--&
SoNR OF Qua PEouLIAa EhpELlIsaatrsTa.--sllD
dies work table---which comprises every kind OF
neede-work embroidery, knitting, ,netting. .Oroteh-
ct, patterns for eapes, chemesettes, childrenas
elothee, wedding dresses, indoor md outdoor
Costumes birds of America; colored flower rlataa
model cottages and furniture; fashiona5le dos
lacework; Vignette plates ct the head Of articles
etc, etc. Alltho above are illustrated BIZ engay
wings. ~
And, in 1850, will elco DO given sot ofeaasa.
wings, ilustratiye OF the costdmes Of ali nRticns
with descriptions by MTs. Hale Most of the old
features of the Book that were SO popuIar ias0
year, viii be retained, md new ones added as
they may suggest themselves 70 the publisher
A NEW NOVEL By w. GTLEMORE SIAth,y -
VIII be one Of the ebturcs FOR 1880.
We haze long stood nttbe head of the Mage.
zine world for our contributions they aSs alwa7o
moral and instructive. and sueh rs may be placed
before o family without hesitation. This depart
mentis under the coctrol OF of Mrs. .SoRab 5oS
sepha Hale, whose aame clone 10, sufficient
guarantee for the pronriety of the Lady'a Book
Wemay say the same OF our eugravings We
win never, as is done by o coten AIRY, publish
indecent modelartist pictures, such as no pafsn6
would allow % child 70 look at.
GoDEY's LApx's Book for 1850 shall spfpaaN
that tof !s49, and exceed ell masasines, past Pses
ents and to come, sts4
TRRMs So year Ia advance, postage paid
Address LA. GODEY,
~ fl3 Ohesnutst.s Philadelphie.
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HE ID QUARTERS.
8CoIUMsiA, December5l7, 1850.

8CoIUM8iA, Decembersl7, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER. No.
W.S. Lyles, Maxcy tJregg, JAS.
M. Nelson, Robert Norman, Thos.
p. Butler, R. N. .Gourdin, Samuel
McGowan, William II. Evans, III.
nj. Keitt, and r.. S. Bedon, Esas.
having been appointed Aid.de~camp
TO his Excellency the Governor with
crank of Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected according
ly.
BY order of the Commander-in-
.Cbof
T. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Insp. General.
Tee. 25, 1880. 80 3t
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PROSPECTUS OF

hkE
OFT 4 RN p TRa6s
70 BE- PupLIsHED Al CtsENvlLLE, IS. G.
ftt 1aAs 81
It's propoSedto issue an Indepen-
dent TGoW eekly and w eekly News.
paper in the Town of Gree nviile,ssfS.s
g., to be styled THE SouTHEE 81
PATRIoT, devoted 10 omnerce
Agriculture, Manufactures, Eontie.
Literature, Science andthe genera
lmpovementsof tn country in all
her lndustria. Observation-Disclosures
the Rights Of the South, the Federal
Constitution, and the inteeYity OF the,
Union of the Stdtes--and opposing,
the AntI-Republican ruinous and cor.
rupting policy OF South Carolina s.
continuing i'll the hazards and specu-
luton of Banking
"The Southern Patriot has orig.
mated with, and belongs to an asso-
citation of gentlemen who own near,
va thousand slaves and are worth
seyera hundred thousand 3doEars.--
lhs should be regarded blythe ron1-
mun.,y indepeaden of their honor
her ives and characters, as some
guaranty OF Eide iaSl= s. &c The South,
and Ieas as an earneSl OF their In
erest IN tile Justice, Wisdom, and
S:abilllyof he Government.
The Proprieiors are under the im-
preston that The & owing Importance
of our Fown--,ts heavy Mercanthe
and Marietta iii ing usiness, the az.
ucipaed Ra road facilities, and our
pyeSen Ma arrangements, together
VIII The genera Intelligence, Pros
.refEy " an fParousm of our District
mus 4nsure the success sof a 'Fri-
weekly Newspaper-giv to the
bus ness community he news and
TeiegraI hic Dispatches, sooner than
hey can be received through the
TfIWeekiy ciiy papers.
llIe undersigned have been chasg-l
ed by the Proprietors, wAh the Ed
ltonat Department of "Fhe Sou,h-
ern Patriot. III is not without re
luciance that they assume this grave
but having donGs So,
neither time, labor, nor energy, Shalli
be wan ng to make the Paper wors
ny of public patronage. Arrange
menis w 7be made 10 have Cores
pondents III W ash ngton and oil er
cltiesgjving intelligence n advance
of The press--and the Prices Current,
and sta y of the Charleston, Colum.
bia, Hamburg and GreenviIle Mar
kets will be regularly and correctly /
quoted. #1'a N'''H =
%THE SouTHERS PATRIoTP will
be issued on superior paper, neatly |
and beautifully prin ed, with new
and Gear type, at Three Dollars perl
annum for the Tri-weekly, payable t
IN advance. The Weekly Paper
large sheet containing sub
sanhaliY the same matter as the
Iriweekly, for One Dollar and r iiisy
Cents Per annum payable IN ad
vance. This wiz be tie. cheapest
Newspaper Of IFS size and quantmyb
of matter in Soulh Caro- ma and Is
ntendcd TO reach hose points of The
country whose mail facilities are
lmlied. 8 sli rs
Any agent forwarding ten sub f
scribers to either paper, hall receive |
z copy 'gratuiiously& "a ~ IS
yTheIpubjcation of THEtSouTHy
sRN PATRloT will commence 4ok
he FIRST oi JANUARY next.
b. II. PERRY, lpp
@, il ELFORI}, i.u''ofs
GreenvAle, S. CsiNoy. I,5IS50.
21 H
sssa d tBEk q ~
those indcbte9 10 tie sufsc Lea can
alss c6st by gcs.ling and Setsling yheif
lolosand accounts as longer ipdulgepce
'Hnnotlle glsen. t
JAMES GEORGE.
Jans6. 80.
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State OF south CaEOIima,
PlCKENs DISTRICTS.
80 IN COMMON PLEAs. II,

Spencer W. Nix, who Is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Pickens
District by vhtneof a writ oil Cdptas
dd Sattsf acfendum ait lhe snit OF the
State having fled in my office, TO-
geiher with Schedule, op oalh, of
h:sestate and effects, ilis part.l on 10
the Court Of Conmogl p cas-, PRAYING
that lie may be admitted TO he ben
eff of the acts of tine Genera AS
sembiy ma g tns the relief Of Insol,
vent debtors: It Is ordered thai The
SAID State oE SUGih Caro.ina and ali
o;hef he creditors Is whom ihe sad
Spencer W. M; IS in anywise lps.
debted be, and they are hereby sum
monedpand have notice 70 appearbe-
fore the said Courl at P,ckens Court
House on The bird day Of ApeiI next
10 show auso If any they afan Why.
lie prayer Of the poi tioner afofesl
sa tl4 shoH.d nos be gsantetl
w Il lei1sE q q d.
Office Of Goainl3n Pleas,
SslSkens DlsiFicr Jan y j, 1851
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PatlskENSs ACAD MY.

a TNhe instance Of the Trustees,
EA the subscriber wgtopen School
in The Academy al Pnkens G.. Ell
onc2nl Non lay in January 1851.
Phe tca l9tnic year will be divided
no two Sess ons, five months each,
RATES OF rUITIov PER SESSION:
For Spelling Rea Ing Writing
The above with Grammar
and Geography, 8 Oh
Rhetoric, Philosophy an1 His
geometry Tr gonom. ry Su.-
vey.ng AMI he Lanyuage Is 0
Composite AMI Speakng W be
re1u red Of he Plpts and a 2,
regarl will be lal 3 be .dep)rtm nj
AMI nora's olhe ho
83nsla5 u 'e3pacaD'e fanilieai
from ;i4s -; sewn | > A e uloNi
t wv NJ, v I03P34
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d3Oira1Eafesf0la llGereIa q MrA9es

dJOHAA RkAhe9s9Ah Isa aGEBkE eAka0sBs
Market-Street, HAMpuao, IS C.r WAxpRlaoep 4
M6Intosh-S Street, AUeusfb, Gas FipggnOoB.
Take this lnethod % iniorEning their
tpiends and the public GENERALLY, that
hey etill continue the WAREHousaIand
OoMnrss1oN business ia this place and
Augusta, Ga, where they offer Their SER
vices to REoErvE, SroRn on satE UpyEors
F'LoUR BAooN, tsc.. REcafvu kNp Eoa~
Warp MEaoHANDfsn, Bur G0epss y0n
f7IA sfeRs on MERCHANTS.
( Their Warehouse il Augusta u ca
MoEntoshsstrest, Ia the centre of fthe Got
ton tHades
Their Wafehousa Ia this place Is safe
ON y alter and isolated, therefore 400
xpcsed to fire.
( sAs theg win be constantly at their
post, and promoting the interests of their
fsiends (Which they are swaTe VIII add to
then own They solicit and hope TO
nleritand receive fsin Share Of that lihs
,cfal patronage heretofore bestowed,. and
Bfor whieh they now getpsn thaDkgl
Iiberss cash adganr8s viii Is Hcd@
when required, eh Any pfoGuee d stoSe
JItfg b 3. C9.
Esmbufg. Sept 1st. 80. ae
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sAc LAIN
Y'(ls il hIS3T or LII.4 sf

..slsa fIaSlefsigead afssps 300 acfes
Of osel Earits,41 sither rent Of - ase
for term o ysags on good efin
pos lEl5i east Slf gwen any lll1bes
assons gistlif ,aad either ID rs,tlt,
EesSe Qg Dnys Hre Fespse liiliY invited
60 III on llla ssf9aeflslaF ST his rasi-
deaee 81 &Aegl1p & siltt ega
L q
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The small pox appears 70 be very preya
lent. All over the eastern section Of the
country from Connecticut to Maryland, we
seesby notices in the papers, that cases are
occurring si sf,.4 s
Never nod TO an acquaintance at
an auction. We did so once. an, !
when the sale closed we found four
broken chairs, six cracked flower
pots, and knock-kneel bedstead
knocked down to cs. What ~ had
intended as a nod to frienl 1, ha |
been taken by the aueljoneega as bids
for The kitchen furniture.
The greatest objection to smart
children is, that when they con-
mence having whlskers, they leave
off having brains. Boys,sthat are, !,
philosophers at six years of age are
generally b,ockheads a ;wenty one
By forcing ch idrep a,ong yo 5getso
much into their heads tia hagzhey-be \
come cracked in order 10 ho,diG. s8|
: Z. b =. ~. = a-
1t is no: unfrequeni' y the ease, that
when we have altaipe.l the hug we
had intensely 'onged fori we inI our
Sc YES i sapponeA ora 'eas niue
deceived n tae a loun! oi' happiness
we had anhcipa I'd and on he oh
er hand, that the ciscumstancew which
we had dfeaded for years, wheneit
arrives, has ifre1uen'ly' beer foln TO
have lost all the M sery we la n our
ideas onnee ,edlw hit.
From Hsrch5 to Decenb, r, 3;Aae,ooai
pounds of chee e weri son ~ railro 4
from.the Hcrniilker iaiol, in New Yoik
State. aara rs 500 ~ Il
gfsEgb 50 is- s bh
Nosless than twelve; fatal iccidents dpon
rail o ads. in New Engld d., h We been repor
during the last ort1gbt.
fE 4SRsba fS4LS-9tA fs7 R}tf3i tV
The edito of the Cincinnati Enquirer
saws that he saw til zee ladies going tho
the street the other lay, each hayiog Co.
gal inher mouth. .Tney were dou5 Q 8
delegates to the Woman's Rights convsh
ton. ~ =.
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gg8H8gEg,l,I. "a IglEA5e ast sss,rl . l
1t is related of worthy divine.
whose field of laborsi was situated
not,many hundred miles from!S ems
thathe. preached politics Go his con
gregation, for such a length of time
thai even the oldes church members
forgot all about the gospel, and fe,
into a apsofounls ignorancelwith re.
gard to cFeeds for ms of'worship and
church rsgulations. After the. Gers
gyman 5 death the q ,lersofhis flock
went to consul a ceiebrael divine
about obtaining alsaceessor:S
What is your cree asked the
divine. ,5,Ua ws
On. creedl a...s "a
Yes your principles, whal are
'0h,swe syeg all Democrats but.
i mean what is your platform
ynar ehnrchl 81 - 4sa
Oh exclaimed one, thai is prin-
cipally oakH "a l&sg ta8 ss
Aa VA fAF 11 4Q4 8 ~ a,y
Every one knows sthats there are
malig1Iiings which he aeu,d not,ara3
compish; yetfno one knows whai he
actually can dosunlil heHhas made;
the attempt. St Vss 4 e3Aa
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CH "a Ca sDN

N)s RS Mary La'beu AMI ohm &.
4VA Sltl tIltsIiI iift5ij ~ app tti q ffiS
for Letters OF aslisi ms IA ION on h0
Estate of james 5salbeIp, g8tc OF
Pickeus IL stree deceased Che K ii
dred and ore lliSors ase cite;l 20 ap
pear before me on Monday NE 2tIih
instant lo show cause If any theys
can why sai. i.eilefs should not be
granted.
Given under my hand atl ] sea- sssib
day Of january. 1871 d
M II. sS'E'E,,lEsI8{E, 0 r b 3
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CAUTION. l
ALL persons are notified not to-
trade for aNote ofhand given by me
to Robert M. Beatty for $275, paya-.
BILE 25 December next, and bearing
date about 18th October, 1850, as
have received no ralue for the ssEse
note, ] shall not pay it unless Corn.
PEELED bylaw.
HENRY MYERS.
December 7th- 29-4t- or IL
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AslmaianIs ore Notfce.

<AS4hAAA&AHf93A 3A an essASSi9 ,LNDshSG's
A Ii those indebted TO the Estate
EAs of Ell abeth Stribling dec d.,
are fequested toiDake payment iin-.
metllafeiy as II IS necessary that The.
business of tie Estate Should be
CLOSED
"7a a9i1'3 M SFRiBf.tNos
fs IA. s. STRiBLtNG Au"lfs
Jan. III 81 tf