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ON PEARS.

The Committee on Pears beg leave to report
that they have at ended to their duty of exam
ming the different collections of that fruit which
have been offered for premiums and award.
The lst which was to be given ''for the most
numerous collection OF choice varieties Of pears,
to
Chalmcey Goodrich. viz:-Bartlett, Heath
cot, Flemish Beauty, Berz de la Motto, Vicar
of Winfield, Bonnie de Jersey, Dix, White
Doyenne, Gil . Gil, D'Arcmbcrg, Gloat Nor
ceau, Seckel, Andrews, Catalac, Iron, all gen
une and fine specimens $500
For the Second best do. to j. v.
PomeToH who presents, St. German,
Flemish Beauty. Croft Castle, Bart
lett, Gansell's Bcrgamot, " hte Doy-
enne, Bon Crcticn, Scckel Iron, nine
kinds, all remarkably fine and we'll
grown specimens. 900
"For the best specimen of the best 6
varieties" to Dr. Hatch, for Bell Luz
cratvc, Flemish Beauty, Heath Cot,
Winter Nclis, Seckcl and Bcurre Dicl,
all very large and fine specimens Of
their kinds. 400
"For second host donto \. Dou,-
rou ooo
Forthe best specimen, in number.
of the best Fall pear. to d. a. Small
lem UIocon's ncomnarohlo. correctness
of name doubted, but pear very fine. 200
For second best do. to COL Uoiyon.
for remarkably large, fine. and well.
Favored specimens of the Summer Bon
Cretien. LOO
"For the best specimen Of anv voric-
ty of choice pear" to D.. a. .SmnHeu
(Uinter .\alis1
For the 9TH premium there wore M
councillors.
Re.pcctflllv submitted
J. B,rrry.
IN pourpov
/ Crpr,s
J. ToRRrr.
Committee
Report of the Committee, on Peaches.
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New Singing Books.
FOR 1919

IN D &
HANTlCA LAUDlS, or the American
~ Book OF Church Music By Lowell Mason and
George James Webb. Comprising the richest vari.
CIV Of Psalm and Hymn Tunes of all Masters, new
and old with Anthems, Sentences, Chants, and
other set Pieces
Adapted to all ordinary uses Of Church Music
For Sale, by f.. SMITH, & Co
Burlington, October l6 81 wtf
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Congress Water!

NOR sale by the Gross and at retail by
THEO A. PECK.
The attention Of Traders ami Cons meIs who
have been in habit of obtaining supplies from Sara
toga is invited, as | am able under recent arrange
ments 10 furnish the article al lower prices rhun
heretofore.
October 10. 6Swt
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j | { D

AOCT. FITCnE's ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
~ tRs, Braces aud Remedies, are for sale by bis
Agent tor Burlington and Western Vermont.
THEO. A. PECK.
Sept %. dAwu
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CANDIDATES.

ep We IRE authorized 10 announce Col
JOSIAH NJ. ANDERSON as a candidate
f,r 70 election for Representative from the
Third Congressional District.
~ We are authorised and requested 10
announce WIN, McKAMY as q candidate Ia
represent McMinn county in the popular
branch Of the tcxt Legislature.
~ We are authorized and requ ,sfed 20
announce Capt. g. w. MORGAN, Of Mons
roe, as q candidate for JOINT Representa.
tive from the counties Of Polk, McMinn and
Monroe.
NJ, We are au,horized and requested tn
snHounce JAS. r. BUCHANAN, Of Polk,
a. candidate for Joint Representative tn
the next Legislature from the counties Of
Monroe, Polk and McMinn.
NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE c. MOORE. Of Polk
county, asa candidate for Joint Represen-
ta,,ye to the next legislature for the dis
,r,ct composed Of the counties Of Polk.
Monroe. and MclAinn.
Jan. 8, 1851.
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DIR. ROGERS
LiVerwOrt and Tar

|
A SAFE and certain cure for Consump.
n ton of the Lungs, Splitting of Blood,
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side,
Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, and all Pull
! monary affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville journal soys: "Dr. Rogers
Livcrworr and Tar not only gives immed;~
ale relief in coughs and colds. but, from the
testimony of men Of the highest standing
here and elsewhere. it is making some very
remarkable cures of consumplion."
The Railway Register adds: 1--WE have
heard i, stated by persons Of grent respects
biity. who have used this medcin-, that it
is one Of the most remarkable medicines Of
the age, for Coughs. Colds. Influenze, Bron-
chitis, Asthma. Pam in the Side and Breast,
Splitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and all
Lung complaints, which, if neglected, usu-
ally terminate in consumption; and the Ger.
,ifcatcs attached 10 the advertisement would
seem fully to justify this statement"
LlVERWORT.
This plant has. for many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the cure Of
affections of the Liver. More recently il
was ascertained that it possessed great pow
or in arresling Bleeding ct the Lungs.
Coughs Of a chrome character, &C., and Of
essential service IN all diseases Of q pull
monary character.
TAR.
This article is now universally acknowl.
edged to he the most healing and efficient
| application for diseased or dccay ing lungs.
or any portion of the feshy or muscular
parts of the human body. It's medical and
preservntIve qua 'ities were understood by
the Egyptians III The early ages of the world.
and no doubt now exists among scientific
men, that the preparation used in the EN-.
ba 'mmcnt of bodies. was composed princif
paIly of this ingredient. In later ages, il
was found to be in universal use among the
nbOrgInes of America, and at this day il is
their principal. and. in fact, only medicine
for an unsuund state of the lungs, or any
approach to it. Those VINO are acquainted
know that death from Consumption is I'M
known among them! The medical faculty
in oil countries appear to have becOm"
aware Of The great healing properties Of this
article, and nre now Introducing il in their
practice. DR.. Buchan, of England. Or.
Crchton, of ST. Petersburg. DR.. La Prieure.
of Paris, and the distinguished DR.. Cooper,
have been in the hubt Of combining it witt,
other articles in their prescriptions. and
with entire success.
Beware Of Counterfeils and Base Mitas
lions
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROC ERs, on the engraved wrapper around
each hottie.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S..
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVlL g. MEAD.
1l3 Char,res st., bet Cont and 81. LOuis sts..
New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States,
to whom all orders and applications Cor
agencies must be addressed. Sold. also. by
JACKSON & LILLARD. Athens, Ten
CowAN g. HAMMOND, Charleston. Ten,
w. II. CRAIGMILEs, Cleveland. Tenn'
Nnrch % lS5l-ly loO
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
THE GREAT REMEDY.

For Rheumatism. Govt. Pain in The Side.
!. Hin, Buck. Limbs and Joints, Scrofuln .
Kings ErH. Whiic Seedlings. Hard Tn
mors. SUR Joinis. andaH Fired Pains
,chaierer Where his Plaster is appiied
pain cannot eTisi.
'1,iIESE PuAS rERS possess the adva,-
tag" of being put up IN alright boxe-
hence they retain their full virtues in ii
climates
Have you friends going to California;
By all means advise them 10 lake along II
supply Of this plaster. 1t may save then,
hundreds Of dollars. if not their lives, u.
the exposures which they have to indurc j.,
the mines IS sure to bring on disease, whr,
might be easiy cured by the use of iii.
celebrated plaster. for the want Of whr,
many have been obliged to quit their labor.
and fall into The hands Of the physician
who, by their extravngant high charge
soon take away the hard earnings Of H..
braves' Iabnrng men. BY sleeping in ler'r
or On tn" ground Rheumatism. Spinal D :.
ease. STIFF JOINTS, LanG Back or Side, NJ
! all like diseases nre sure to trouble then.
and many times entirely lay them up, who
| the simple application of',his plaster wonlt
| give them immediate relief, md enable ,hrl.
to proceed with their labors without DELAY.
| 1t has been very beneficial IN cases -
weakness, such as Pam aud Weakness j.,
til" Sr"much, Weak Limbs. Affections Off,
SPINE. FEMME Weakness, &c. No fennl-,
suhjrc, to pain aud weakness in The back -
SIDE, should be wlrh"u, II. Marie iaGirs,
| in delicate situations, find great relief fro,
constantly wearing this Plaster.
| The application of The Plaster between
! the shoulders has been found n cer,nin rem.
edy for Colds, Coughs, Ph'hisic, and Luny
A Elections. in their primary stages. il d.
destroys inflammation by 'spIralion.
Bewurc of coun,rrrelts and base Im;c
iions. Dealers md purchasers generally
are cautioned against buying of any bur our
regular Agents, otherwise they vii! be in,
posed upon " ilia worthless article, as many
base cUunlerieitS OF this Plaster arc in OK.
istcnce.
REMEMBER!
The genuine IS sod only by Us, and our
nuih"rzd Agents throughout the Snu,l
No Pedinr Is allowed 10 sell IT. Ia fu,,r,
tho genuine will hive the signature of f.
TAYLOR on the new steel plate engraved
label on the top of each box; to counterfeit
which will be prosecuted MS forgery
SCOVlL g. MEAD,
lib Charities ST.. New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the s ,u,hern S,a,,.;
TO whom all orders and applications ft
agencies must b" addressed.
Sold by JACKSON 4 LlLLARD. A,hcr..
CowAN g. HAMMOND. Charlesiar.
w. u. CRA,GMILEs, Cleveland.
March %. 1851 -lv 1870
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COM Nj ERCIAI.
AUGUSTA, March ~, 1851.

Editor Post:
Notwithstanding the unusually large o
mount of goojs sold here this Spring oul
merchants have large Stocks, and Drygnods
Hardware. Crockery, Drug and Grocerv
h"nses are still busiIy engaged in sending
off.
SUGAR is without any maternI change in
value-MuscOvadn and New Orleans ere
selling att 7ac-Cnriied 81 a g.. for
yellow and best white 9A-Loaf and
crushed lOa a lie.
CoFFEE-Good stocks common quality
lie and fair to Prime l24c.
MoLAssEs 25c per gallon and N. o. Sy.'
rnp 35c.-the stock Of both qualities unu-
sunIIy urge.
SALr-Large stock selling from store at
81 20: per sack.
DOMESTIC LIQUoRs-Whiskey 80. Rum
37a Gin 37!, M"nongahnla Wh,<key 56,
CORN sells in quantities at 80 IS.
OATS 62 a 65 per busheI.
BACON remains steady at former quota.
tions-lO per hog round--choice hams lie
Large sales have been made at these prices
during tho past week, The Stock of B,con
light.
LARD-Goodla lard is very scarce and readi'
ly commands 1912 q ll-common is not
wanted.
FeArHERs-The stock is quite equal to
demand - sales 33 a4c,
TENNESSEE MONEY per cent discount.
EXCHANGE on New York 4 per cenI
premIum-CharIeston and Savannah par for
all bills Of banks in Georgia.
COTTON, very little going forward, an i'm.
provement of near one cen. per 10. has TAX
IN place since our last. Fair quality com
mands 10 l2.
Respectfully, yours.
BAKER. WILCOX g. co.
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A CARD,

nR. JOHN II. IAWK will leave Jasper,
IL renn., about the 18th or Goth of April.
for the Northern part Of Louisiana, North.
eastern Texas, Western Arkansas, Cherokee
Nation and Southwestern Missouri. and will
attend to settling any oil. claims for any per
sons holding Notes on individuals in those
States, and will in Texas renew such rs are
likely to run out Of date. Terms, ten per cent.
Extra charges where there will be over %
miles travelling to secure any single claim. -
Tie will. il required, locate Soldiers Land
Claims, &C., &c. Address at Jasper nnhl
the 18th. aud Nashville after t.e 18th up to
the 25th April.
Refer TO the Attorney General and the Bar
generally of the Sd Julic,,l C,rcuit.
JOHN II. HAWK.
March %, 1851. 1871
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Notice,

HpY virtnc Of five orders Of sale issued
10 from the Circni; Court nf Monroe conn.
ty, Tennessee, and to me directed, | will pro.
coed to sell on the 9Th day of May next, at
the Courthouse door in jacksonville, to the
highest bidder fnr cash in hand, THREE
TOWN LOTS in the town of Philadelphia,
Monroe county, Tenn, aud Nos. 81, IS and
5G, after the plat and plan of said town, on
Back street, fronting the Railroad-levird on
rs the property Of Frederick earns. 20 satisfy
five judgments and costs that VIM. Woodbury.
obtained against him before Daniel iIeiskell,
Esq, on the 9th day Of August, ls4I, and
will be sold unless dents and costs are satisfied
on or before that day.
JAMES A. WRIGHT,
Sheriff %! Monroe county, Tenn.
March %. lSjl--it Prs fee So 80. 1871
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BAKER L. HART.
Wholesale GrOccry .uerchaufs,


AUGUSTA, Ga,
II EEP constantly on hand large and well
N selected stock in their line, which they
will sell ut the very lowest market prices
All orders shall have their yer, hest care, and
particular attention given TO shipping in good
order. They will make exchanges and at
tend 10 remittances for their customers free
Of charge.
Bacon, Lrrd, Feathers, &C., received on
consignment, or sold at the highest market
price.
March 81, lS5l--6m. 100
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DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
Snid Carter IS nb"u, six iprt high 81 or
80 years 'ld-spare bu'I'-q"ck spoken -
rather inclined ,n We freck cd-halr dark I,
usually worn long. for the purpose Of con.
cealing n bare place on the hack Of his head,
which IS very percep,ibln when his hat is
of-he has keen black eyes-waIks erect
and proudly. and appears TO he n man of ed.
ncnlion and of business qualifications. He
sometimes passes unde, the names of Crn>
vir s. Davis aud G. G.. DAVIS.
Mar b %. lS5l-4t. l31
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Prof A. c: Barry's Tricopherous,

Or, INDICATED COMPOUND,
\ NFALLlBLE for renewing, invigorating,
4 and beautIfying the HAIR, removing the
scurf, dandruG, and all affections of the SCALP,
and curing cruptions on the skin, diseases of
the glands, muscles and intcguments, and re-
levng stings, cuts, bruises, sprains, &c. With
this preparation 'therc is no such word as fail.'
The first journals in America, medical men
of the highest cminence, prominent citizens of
all professions, and Indies who have used il for
| years in their dressing rooms and nurseries,
admit with one accord, that for imparting
vigor, gloss, luxnriance and curl 10 the hair,
eradicating scurf and dandrnf, healing
wounds, curing COMMISSIONS, sprains, stings,
&C., and relieving diseases of the skin the
glands and the muscles, it has no equal among
| the multitude of compounds advertised in the
| public prints, or used in private practice. In
cheapncss as well rs efficacy, Barry's Trico-
phrrons is nm walled. The immense cash
sales of the article have enabled the inventor
to supply it at retail, at 25 cents per bottle
which is from so to 100 per cent. less than the
price of any other preparation for the HAIR
now in use. The scientific treatise on the hair
and the skin, (embracing valuable directions
for the culture and preservation of Natures
choicest ornament in which each bottle is
enclosed, is alone worth the money.
The affinity between the membranes which
constitute the skin, and the hair which draws
its sustenance from this triple envelope is very
close. All diseases of the hair originate in
the skin OF the head. If the pores of the
scalp are clogged, or if the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the root with moisture, and
impart life to the fbres, the result is scurf,
dandr If, shedding Of the hair. grayness.
dryness and Larshness of the ligaments, and
entire badness. as the case may be. StImu.
late tire skin to healthful action with the
copherous, and the torpid vessels, recover
ing their activity, will annihiate the disease.
In all affections Of the skin, and Of the sub.
strata Of muscles and intcguments, the process
and the effect are the same. II is upon the
skin. the muscular fibre. and the glands, that
the Tncopherous has its specific action, and
in all affections and injury of the organs, it is
a sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottles, price 25 cents, Mt the
principal Office. 1877 Broadway. New York,
and by the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada.
For sale nv
GEO. W. ROSS & CO., Athens.
April 4, lS5I-2m 1872
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CELEBRATION.

The jacksonville Division. No. 1868
Sons Of Temperance, will celebrate Their
second Anniversary. On the l4,h Gay o.
April next, bv Public Procession and an
Address by WIZ. G. BRowSLow. btein'
ron of surrounding Divisions are cordially
iuv,,ed,o be presen, and join IN procession
and the public generally TO participate 10
the other ceremonies.
By order Of the Division;
March 81, 1851
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GEO. w. ROSS & CO.,

A RE Just receiving their stock Of
IA SPRING 8. SUMNER GOODS
which will be complete in few days. and
will be equal TO any in the place As to
kinds, qualities, &c they cannot describe,
but will thank their friends and customers
10 call and examine for themselves. As TO
price will no, bp undersod by any body fol
the CASH DOWN. as that is the suresv
way to get goods cheap.
Apr! 4. 1851 1872
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Sale of Town Lots.

VTVHE undersigned, Commissioners, vii
L sell at public Auction, on Thursday
the LIST day Of May nert. a number d
TOWN LOTS, IN the ,own f"BLAlR'S
PORT" known as "B air.. Ferry" on
the Tennessee River, Roane county.
Said Town Lots are favorablv located for
Business Houses. and for private resi-
dences.
The terms will be made known on the
dav of sale, and will be arranged 10 suit
purchasers.
Any person wishing TO purchase at pri,
vale sale can have the opportunity Of do
ing so by calling on the Commissioners.
VIM. BROWN,
J. RUFUS SMITH,
JOHN BLAIR,
J. H JOHNSTON.
BIair's Ferry, March %. ls5l-,s l3l
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Notice,

'>HE Mercantile business heretofore cun.
dnc'ed under the style and name 81!
REEDER e. PARKINSON, at Eastanallee, 10 nc W
closed ny expiration of the tine Of partner.
ship. Nearly all the notes and accounts ..
longing 90 the concern, have been turned ov.
to s. X. Reedcr, who IS authorized to collect
them. Those indebted are requested to cal,
and settle as soon as possible. ms cash is nee |.
ed and The business must he closed up.
S. X. REEDER.
Athens, March 81, 1851 If 1870
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Dissolution,

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween RICE & LEUTY, Ricevile, Nc
MINI county, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the firm will
please call on NJ. +. RICE, who is agent fol
the firm, and settle up. Make TO delay.
C. w. RICE,
M. F. RICE,
II. MATLOCK, JR.,
JNO. II. LEUTY.
April 4, 1s5l-3m 1872
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PROCL A NJ A T I ON.
-
WILLIAM TROUTSDALE,


GOVERNOR of THE STATE of TENNESSEE.
To all ,cho shall sec these Presents: Greeting
WHEREAS, 1t has been 'and" known to
w me that certain DAVID CARTER,
charged with having committed foul and
airocious murder on the Bird day of March,
1851. upon the body of John NJ. Thurman.
late OF our county of Hamilton. hns fled
from Justice and is now running at large.
Now, therefore, !. william Trousdalc.
Governor az aforesaid. by virtue of the
power and authority 10 me vested. 90 here
Ivy offer 4 reward Of THREE HUNDRED
dollars to any person or persons who may
apDrrhcnd the said David Carter, and deli
yer him TO the Sheriff m Jallor of our coun.
~ Of Hamilton IN order that justice in lhnt
behalf may he lad ard executed.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hercun,p set nv hand and caused
l.. ST. the Great Seal of the State 10 be
affixed at Nashville. on the 22d day
of March. 1851.
BIZ The GOuernor:
W. TROUSDALE.
". B. A. RAMSEY, Secretary Of Stale.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE The boy
Pritchard. convicted al New York
for manslaughter. has been sentenced
to imprisonment for life. His mother
went into commissions thereon.
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New Goods at Calhoun,
], II, WELLS

Is now receiving ut h,s new Store in Cal.
, houn, IA general stock Of GOODS suitable
for the season, comprising Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots.
Shoes, Hardware and e tiery, Qnsensware.
Groceries, &c =, which h proposes to sell for
Cash or country produce at mod, rate and
uniform prices.
Calhoun, March 81, lasl-am. 100
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II is estimated that within the last
fifty years. $4,000. 900 millions Of BIZ
bles have been distributed over the
earth. translated into two hundred
dialects.
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Law is like a sieve; you may see
through it but you must he considera'
bly, reduced before you can get
through it.
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Salt,

'I'HE subscriber has on hand large guam.
tity Of Virginia Salt, at IS cts. per hush.
el, retail, and 40 cts. by the barrel, Mt his
landing. JNO. STUART.
April 4, 1S5l--3t 1872
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M e dical Notice,
DR.. NJ. r. MAY. DR. PATTOs
DRS. MAY & PATTON

HAVING associated them selves in the
II practice of Medicine, respectfully ten
der their professional services to the public
In critical cases, when required. both
will be in attendance without additional
expense.
March Z, lS5l-f 1873
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Hats, Boots, &C.

WE have some of the latest STYLES o.
w Warberton's-thev are really hand.
some. Also. lot of the very best summer
Boots and Shoes, civ made. and variety
Of other things. Il. w. ROSS u co.
ADriI q. 1851
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In THE Jua.-.The French will dis.
play at the London exhibition an en-.
ormous cut. glass decanter without a
flaw. Three persons of ordinary
height may sit inside of it and eat
dinner from round table a yard in
diameter.
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The prophet Isaiah speaks Of some
being drawn to sin as with cartropes:
a striking emblem Of the power with
which a reluctant victim is dragged
along BY the habits which have been
fastened to his nature.
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MAnR1AGE.-A very singular and
extraordinary marriage took place in
this city yesterday. The names oil
the happy couple made man and wife
are Mr.. Thomas Shores and Mrs.
Susan Anderson, whose united ages
number over one hundred and forty
wears, or seventy years each. What
is still more extraordinary about this
youthful and newly welded pair, is,
that the minister who united them in
the holy bands of wedlock is the son
cf the happy bride. Madison (Ind.)
Banner.
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"SA1D" AND "DoNE. Once upon a
time, on a Sunday afternoon. a lad was
80 lazy in his motions that he did not
get to the church door till the congre.
CATION were coming out, and he said
10 the first man he met
"What is all done :"
"No." said the man. tits all said. but
I'm thinking it will be long time be-
fore it's all done"
A Coon WH1rEwAsH.--Half a
bushel Of unslacked lime, slack it with
boiling water, covered during the
process. Strain It, and add a peck
Of salt. dissolved in warm water. three
pounds of ground rice boiled to thin
paste, put in boiling hot; half a pound
Of powdered Spanish whiting; and a
pound Of clear glue dissolved in warm
water. Mix. and let it stand several
days. Let it be put on with a paint
or white wash brush.as hot as possible.
Another mode-Make Whitewash
in the usual way except that the
water used should have two double
handfuIls Of salt dissolved in each
pailful Of the hot water used. Then
stir in double hand Of fine sand. to
make It thick like cream. Put on
hot. CoIoring matter an be added
to suit fancy.