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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17
New method of planting Potatoes.

The opinion has generally prevailed, that the
potato cannot pc successfully grown without the as
slstance olarge applications of energetic and strong
manure. My experience however, with this crop.
since the prevalence of the rot has induced me to
adopt different opinion. Finding that every in
stance where green, unfermented manure was ap-
pied and where gypsum was used as a substitute
both on old lands and there recently broken up,
the rot or murrian as it is denomnated in Europe.
prevailed ia most fearful extent. have. for the
last two years, planted my crop on green sward
turned over early and deeply in the spring, with
out any other stimulus than that contained in the
soil itself and with complete success, SO far
CARDS immunity from the rot Plaster or gypsum
consider the very worst application that can be
made, even in dry seasons. Indeed have nev-
er known an instance of its being applied where the
tubers were not most injurousy if not fatally af-
tected. Why it is so is point equally as obscure
to my comprehension as the cause of the disease
itself 1t is true that less yield resulrs from this
system OF non-manuring, but then this important
advantage attending it, the product we do obtain
is sound. My method of planting is as follows -
Early IN the spring break up my sward land
choosing for this purpose such portion of nv
moving lands as are very rich, roll and harrow. |
spare no pains to bring the surface to fine and
even tilth, as by so doing in a measure obviate
the necessity of manure. Having accomplished
this important preliminary part of the performance
lnext draw my burrows three feet and halfapart.
and drop my tubers, which select from the small
lest or medium sized portion of the previous crop.
as they produce earlier potatoes-placng them two
feet apart IN the rows closer stand having ten
dency to induce stagnation of air, and thereby
induce disease. Before planting, expose the seed
Tor week or so on the sunny side of a fence. or
out bulldlng covering them carefully over at night
to prevent them from being frosted, and plant
them whole. | cover them with a coverer. This
Is very simple implemnt, and is made thus two
pieces of plank, two inches thick, SIX wide and
three and half feet long are attached to one
end by an iron hinge SO as to admit of the instr1
ment being contracted orexpanded at pleasure
AT the narrow end, portion of the wood is cut
out, say from one-fourth of the distance forward
to the extremity, leaving just enough at the point
to hold hinge. The wide end is the forward part
and is kept expanded by cross bar to which the
horse gear handles are attached. This when drawn
longtudnaly Of the furrows, draws on the dirt. and
the scared opening behind, leaves ridge over the
potatoes, of uniform depth and width The inner
sides of the main pieces ought to be protected by
thin plates of iron, extending half an inch below
the edges, and running the entire length One of
these coverers will save its cost in single day.
GermantO,on Telegraph. AGR1coLA.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17
Beware of eating RED Waters.

A Coroner's jury in London, lately held an in
quest ON the body of child 8 years old, who came
to his death in the following manner The de-
ceased was playing in the street, with other boys
when seeing some bright red waters lying before
the door of an oil shop they tasted them, and SUBJ
sequently ate some. All the lads were taken i'll,
and the deceased who had eaten more than the.
others died. The waters contained red lead and
the symptoms of the boys illness were those which
ordinarily follow poisoning by that metal. Hhe
jury returned verdict of f" accidental deabi1,"
with an admonition to the tradesman from @bose
shop the waters had been incautiosy SWEPT
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

A LIBERAL OFFER.-The coolest man we know
Of on this continent is the editor of the Iynchburg
Nrgmlan Noticing the statement which has been
travelling in the papers, concerning the vast wealth
OF Gen. Tarver of Georgia, he offers to relieve him
and another millionaire in Virginia of portion of
their burdens, after the following disnterested plan
lie Is certainly model philanthropist, and must
have IN his veins some of g the blood of the How
ards"
There is gentleman residing in Pttsylvania
Co., who is larger slave holder and Weather
than Gen. Tarver, and who is perhaps the richest
man in Virginia. He owns 1900 or 1000 slaves.
and plantations almost without number. The in
crease of his slaves enables him annually to settle
large plantation We respectfully suggest to
these two gentlemen, and we presume the sugpes-
ton only needs to be made to ensure their COM
pliance with it, that they forthwith remit us a
check for $4,000 each, for which we will send
them lock of our hair; or if it be more agreeable
we propose to add our common property together
and divide the whole into three parcels of which
each shall take a share. We are excessively Inn
patient to know the result of this proposition.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

MusTACmos-THEIR UsE.-We never could
conceive the use of these appendages to the human
face until enlightened by friend just from the
land of gold. Meeting the other day an old ac-
quantance just returned from California, with
huge bl0cking brush stuck beneath his nose, We
asked what in the name of deeeney could tempt
him so to disfigure himself Oh said he, you lit
tie know the use of such an appenaage in Califor-
MIA there the feas and flies are so thick that you
could not drink unless you had a muStache for a
strainer to keep them out of year threat We gave
it up at once; and when we GO to Eldorado we too
represented.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

A Fact in Natural HistOry.-Dean jackson
passing one morning through Christ Church quad
rangle, met some undergraduates, who passed a
long without Gaping. The Dean called one of
them and asked:
DO you know who am!
No, SIR
How long have you been in college =
Eight days, SIR
'Oh, very WE'LL said the Dean Walking away.
puppies don't open theirs eyes, until the ninth
day
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

10 CURE SCRATCHES on HORSES FEET.-Mr.
Lewis Pryor, of Erin, Georgia. furnishes the South
ern CultiVator, with the following recipe.
Wash the feet well with warm soap suds, wipe
them dry, sprinkle finely pulyerized blue stone o
yer the raw places, then give thin coat OF copal
varnish, turn the animal on dry pasture or lot a
few hours, and you will have no more trouble with
it. | cured case oflong standing the first trial
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

Mary, dear Mary, my thoughts still cleave
To each memory sweet of that blessed eve,
To each tone more dear than the sweetest lutte,
To eachvow we breathed when our lips were mute
To the wild, deep thrill through each trembling
frame
From fingers warmed with pulse Of fame,
To each gentle tear, to each gentle sob,
To each sigh that told of the hearts deep tlrob;
Ay. these memories dwell in this soul of mine
Oh, Mary dear, do they live in thine
Mary, dear Mary, pray thee say,
Do the roses bloom where thy steps now stray!
DO they look at morn the sky's soft blue,
Through the trembling tears of the early dew!
When come to thee viii they smile to greet
Thy lovers steps with their perfumes sweet!
VIII they list at eve to our tender vows?
VIII they weave their Wreaths for our gentle brows
And when at last we are doomed to part,
VIII they breathe a sigh for each breaking heart
Mary, dear Mary, l fain would know,
Do thy hearts sweet flowers keep their fresh young
glow?
Are their eyes yet turned on the skies above?
Do they glitter still with the dews of loye!
Has no blighhng frost, has no bitter blast,
Cold, cold DER their buds and their blossoms past
If my name is said are their leaves yet stirred
To the olden thrill at the cherished word
And say, oh say viii those dear heart flowers
Still bloom for me in the Eden bowers
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17
PubIished by Theodore schOcll.

rcp,,c -, -IoIIars ner annum in advanceTvo dollars
- h.if rearly--and if not paId before the end o
sh & Two dollars and half Those who receive their
b. csrrier or stage drivers employed by the popfle-
p"pe&.S & y 70 cbaroed 81 l2 cents, per year, extra
No papcrs discontinued until all areaaseS are pad eHcep
seTtisements not exceeding square (sxteen lmes)
Iii n inserted three weeks for dollar, and twenty
% for every subsequent insertion The charge for and
three insertions liberal discount made TO yearly
advertisers. -,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17
JOB PRINTING.
The Gift of a Rose.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
| send thee, Mary, sweet young rose,
That bright with the hues of the sunset glows;
Its beauty, alas is frail and brief,
1t will come to thee with a withered leaf,
But the fervent kiss that my earnest lips
Have left for thee on its crimson tips
VIII not from the fading flower depart,
But come all fresh to thy lip and heart;
For oh, it's breath of the love and trust
That will live when our lips and our hearts are dust
Mary, dear Mary, pray love this flower,
Let it have for thy heart spell of power;
For plucked it fresh from It's lovely stalk,
On the blooming edge of that galden walk
Where we strayed together so deeply blest
When the sun was low in the golden west,
And murmured our loves in burning words,
With none to hear but the flowers and birds,
And fingered long on the dear sweet spot,
While our warm hearts kissed. though our lips did
not.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-17

The city of Newark, is to be lighted with gas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
STATE OF MAINE.

AN NCT additional to an az entitled {" an act ~.
dnilfal u an act N relation n the public lands"
u HeIaeted Nv the Srns,c and Ilo..c ~ Repre-
~ ftnntiyss, In lsgi,.imc s..eniled, ss foilov,,
SreIios !. The land astnt !, hereby rrouired
10 locain and designate certain iown,hp. az hndls-
hnging Ia ihis state. no' eNeseing tsn aar-aliy in
numl'er. Which have h'sn iocaicd IN wh6t on intart
~ seiiie'n', ahd u which ssLction be -lan give
notice w Publishing The sane In some tatsf printed
~ ca'h county IN the state, tOgsther With he pro-
visions 6fJlis act.
800. II .halrsc he iUiy II Tie lsi.j ss,ui IN
''eh ~ ~ iew-fhps ~ he nly de'ignats 10 which
~ roads have leen heretofore booted 10 cai.. 10
le heated fuch 900 ~ he ~, deem the Pablo Ia.
- q az 90 loc,rnoiatils u ftre riicnen,s
u,e,eih mas fogpire
So :. IN Oh. 'llI 4 ITS N an, of aid town
shl' .. ~ such PAYMENTS fhai h. rsouirei snd he
Ifi'r ~ Inl' hall H. NJ the rsie n fhy cents rer
icrr' " Which Toisul, arp',ing u purchase shall
give co. r9 nirs TaSnl'a IN al0r ufOa the roads il
fle invnshf' b. which ihc lris purchased shal lis,
Ia'.ll- On ,'~, tao snl thrcc yeafs Gtm the date
NeI''f, gnl g. u c,Tcrls. r1lrr the direction Il
'' T'rFlu H. % pointed Us he at agent, whose
.riih.s'' tlH'l Lr,yi,ncc oiho PEI i0uuaucc ihefe.
n sli rl 1'her Ta,u-utt slall H. required than
shat ~ l-ir.u provided bat lhc purchaser n lands
rHcr ilif ar thall T. he o. Oh, pctffnlner 4 tho
'''f'r lr.i ff,yIitl I, No tsrni, seventh anI
WYNN. .INN fN'iI IH TT lN' ihUd chapter ~ tar
rr'i.'i sHiwss. sui no, 10 q conplanss viih the
,,l i'ors q tlr .r00d section Il IN, a.; ~ which
lhs additional t0l IHll cases where individuals
have u.t ir4's an' sont.,stvI'h ihr land gent tui
AINn cHirfi Hu sHyl ~ sftilemfHt ard ,hal have
r.buuri bh. tn,srdirg IN rufri.sg srrh lo,)
d. .1 81. iu ih' tvu,i,p vhsrrm ,rrh ~ nay
Is. ih0 l.t s-s b. haulY irsIfutiua o. ifsse q,
och Icrun ~ f~tf.rs crfiiissts eHitIirr The
rriF Oh n iced ihrlsUf r,un rCi ffmsnoe Il tho
rsHs' fst.I"r trIIfs, ait vrs he LlHr reformed
no a a. fs..f ,lsats.f iai o. eassl iss no. iss.s
rrI..u a I'D ii.r fIt esrn 30 rsfe, tl- art
aren't .hai uLr ih' rIr,'i r.'c5 f. 'hr ts',-ce
T.EHa.H o. 1'.r
So. g. Ii.hll,...islsH .r.s,n...ms,.,,s.
N' IH..n .. ir. Y t'H 1rI.u 10 mrsririssl
I.. IIII.r .i .r't..E and tl. IH,seutu 81 ths ff,s
HH. 81 Mo-. TU.iHlurc tfcHrl fuiiss f,gsii5I
20 f'risr-.Hi he lId s-sf fLaH s,, q eeftif.
"s'- o. applicant. o. 1rI su,ef tLr ,t.,uions
i1s 1.'i r iI- s1u8 maGs. - la. h.. a. 80 tee
'T r'.t .'''"r Hu., rT.1 Doe sfII,lHi's 80.
- a aa.s o.. t..I LlHf srI lrt clc % rot
.'s US 80 lH H-' ..iSs, sLl'i 10 uaUtsd 10
NJ. . H". lf.N|I ih1f a. lfd aEtut
'Har rrf" pol 'rHvr'7rra ffar, r.1 u.ltr tL.s oct
..-.rt - ..tIsu. Uf no jm,| Sats
VI. f'fH n. tIs..l.J 60 ulf.s r.ss
..a.i t.srhir. 40. 10 rurrd D., th- l,,rts..
t.H n ti. LuI .r.Hf, .h.tr lu. r7fsr,. -
l,r r. DO fHr arI ,Hrs hall r-nsiIfris a r,si
aa' 'r'.,..- as5'.1 L'rrai arPro,,l ivygs
20. $50.
-Hf i.us ,ry,.iors d tha fr,si No.. -,
Hr.,I lrara.s ias f'.svi.- Ts-,Ibif, ~ TIA
good GO ..I#TT 'sITI Iv 80 is~, vie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
Real Essat. Eor Sale.

d. .I Nj T.H.F. -,
Na@
- q,
.FH..,T .....|, 2. a.
= -. .s...r. Of. ...,. .'".I IL
..f. a.l .'... 'H.IHt.. l,'. r..'.. on '' .a.''
...r..,.,.r r.
TpE 'i',H n..''. '.' . ,.. ,l ,..
'.r.Tu a' ''a. I. 200. ''''I''
LA-IN}L. .. .,l .,;5 'r''
h.. ~. o. '..'. Nv " ID
Pf.., 80, ...
r..HI .1 .. I.'1.' OBJ. L l'. ".
r.rf .. '.I 'T .'.f '
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tb. ...r.. t,.l .H ll.."4lt. ........
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
GUARDIANS SALE.

Will. az san AZ piiyste ,alr. on the premises. On
"a eighth d,y e Eel. 1851, ~ "ne o'Ci.A' T. VI.
20 n tight. title sad interest which Lnn''a VI.
Reynolds and Joindl VI. Reynolds, minor heirs II
M1l Rr,uol d. late II ta0f1n, deceased, have IN
and 10 ihe Real Estate Il Nhi'h Philip Lite, late
II C,ntgo. Icss,,.I died seized and possessed.
NATHAN l.. REYNOLDS. GuaIdisn.
Jaa. Z, 1851. Wv"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
yOrTcr OF TORECLOSURE.

NI-urREAs MI.,s ratt,- 81 Bethel, IN N.
w Crunty It OVf,ri, on The tuc1', .iuurth day
,fNuyra,Is., \. ID. lsia, ma DE- anil ,Srcutrd 10 M.
suslrr deed ofth,t date, recorded With Oxford
Rerom., Hr,k p, Page $50; reference n saildced
can b. had fora description 81 thc premises thereby
mW-gcl. And whereas, he condition, u ,aid
dtel have hccn broken. claim a foreclosure u ths
same according 10 the stamic IN such case' made
aui provided. T.. l.. CUMMINGS.
dec. ., lSJ0. 3pli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
o,,o, yo,n.tlc Lnnd. Tor sale.

I,r.n. now offer g. ,aIs 90, half"f f'uI h'','ed
-.I ,,,,,,,.6,c acre. n land ilthe tnwr"l n"il'am
M1oc; ab.u, two and a bali m'lr' i'"ln '", y,
C.,,sr. Il hciur tn ht Gnelly owned Ol 100
sab Sion.. Al.o, my tuo lhi"l,, ct 'h'9t Ng ,
JrcI anil sryent, five acre. # umlt' lama W -
town a narfu. \. II loune' y kl'wa as we
Shs,lurue 1t. Titles wnuant'd an 'na'' u''','
For fnuhcr affirmation '"lu''' 81 'hr "'' ,,,tN'
u =, p,,;. IIll. Ne, ~ IN hi absence, II AlrX.
, n,,ils,. C,o. ofFy bmg; Me- Adna {. De1ison
q Nn,ns,, Iipn. Charles AnlreWs, Of pari', OF
II,n. SAMUEL Cushmln, PoIismoulh, y. ".
''0''' HENRY u. BREWSTER
Paris. J.n. ", 1851. sSW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
A.ImIni.lIliIi,'s md.

NOTICE e. hHeb, yi,.n TIA, y virtue 4 o.
Y crr.s rul tho IIu1. Jsjg e Probate Ia anil
flr tha Comfy of ONtul, there VIII h' exposed ~
str No ihe house Dt George Cobb iu llJHO0 IN said
County. o1 IN oi1hlcolth d.y of Jaluary urNi, AZ
ten o,i1rh in thc iafanlpn, the Real I.Uts 81 sam.
usl W l1giff late II llsbron il thr County ~ ON-
Jr', drc'a.ed, iucrliug thr Ic,,rsion II ihe Wild
oW's Dover therein, fr the payment Il lhs jut
d,lts IT said dcrra.ei charges of administration,
and Incidental charges. Said Real Estate u sllua-
Ted IN che town II llthron, IN ONiou Cousl,, COZ.
sisting 1T eighty acre, II g. land with hnc Ihnl-
{, orchard and building, thereon.
ANNA INGALLS,, AdmnisiralrN'
Dated this 18Th d1y III Dec. 1850. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
MARRIED.

n tbs town. Jan. O. b. Rev. e. n. Davis. NJ
Anirc~ J. Han, q Buckhcb, 20 Miss Mar, Hosp
e.. 0f PARIS.
Howe, both e Wave.
o. Turner. ~. irsJ. NJ. DANIEL Fr,ucb % Nj.
CufhB 4 Phillips.
~ Webster, w. Elijah N.skcr.Jn ~ liirhhelj,
a. Me- Nam, W,ufvufih.
IN li,suaore Fall, 2s,h ult. NJ. ChsuuCc, l..
prsy o. Me- Doll, 4. Z. l,trt.
a. rortsmouth. y a., ~. met, W.. u. Iuftrr
Stc~rl. ct Sou,a rsIi., 90 M.ss S,0hI11t1 Sral.,
II niNhsH.
o. Providence. n. I. Ia ir.t. NJ. John Wool
rrau o. Me- Ma, J MuIss, both If Nurvay.
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county Of o,ford to John walker, Dr.

r. ,g,t-,i ~ Car,'y Casuis..Ho,
ls50-Aprl IL. Travel from Lowell @ Thomas
Thinrs,',. IN Harrison, on petition u John pav.
a als. ant returning, % miles, 4W
One dsy attendance viewing route, ~
g. Tnyd Gum Lowell 20 Milton PAN
tatun, AM returning on petuon q ].
WaAcr, 20 miles, 500
Two cav. vis'sip. AMI hearing par
to-. '"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
Real Estate for salo.

4 uOtT uirot, a-rc. Il f,'t rate hnl, situated
\ urhin our hilCa rnilr tom raris liiil. ah.ut
iorri, tive ac,,. 1t which is vel ""''l'd and The
urnli1Ir vruJiyi Yea ut, ti.lls' ari ll'iu ing
Said la7Iuiu D.. ..lI % l's O. .uii purchaser.
For luths, aiti-iIlis cnqurc OF J.. 9, J.llan.-
l.. G. JORDAN.
Paris, Ne, Jar. ., 1854.
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ShcriG,s sails.


V'AEEN 60 FN.cuiiHr -ri .yiH d. Ia II Tuiiic
/ Au.i.rn no the I'm II rryr ". llulchin', Ia
Bftl-l. U1 SATURDAY NJ. tFr-tr.fNl iiy Of Ja'u-
az. 1851, ~ n1e o.rl1.t r. ". 90 ib- r.h', tu.
anI interest which CiTWANT sENNN has OF
bad ~ ihr 'il. che saar v1s attached n1 The org
nal Wit. g. tei-rm thr f,rn uu which he lives
with th- huiIirI thereon. Further particulars ..
t1 tr.as. A-... "a tA. tiIs lHl place oi ME.
GILMAN CHAPMAN, Deputy Sh'l.
Hsih-' De. 10, 1850. sNio
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Sal, Rhoum.-rrur,nr's COMPOUND.

From the pottll Christian Minor.
We cHH, the flluwilr raughIh iiutn III. LIN
coin Tel graph. rLlishd ~ lisih he s,idr,cs n
NJ Tufmt tn rhancicf n tl' nau, m. co.,.
eumsiancr. ~ vhi.h D. mate b. i.c.,rt,. r. vel
o.. the many chr-'r4l i,sis 10 uh,h hi frn..ly On.
been al jr5isi, aso Hn adequate g'irl o. the IJth-
against irpfsniIl. The rc ~ 90 D., urrirr 4
our fiml, has r,c mp'h ~ scc1rs rI.f 'H-s .itt
efficacy. We hgc W. TiuHr viii 80 ,tFer iis
care IN H. rr,pratiun On ai1is unr i.'I 1 ,lrsr.
g1encr n tlis sIuvirg ds'naui o. Do rurru +.
1t Il ut jr-oaslats.
EruluI ron SAT- Rurrv #Wrr,I m. NJ
ton 90 The al,-tisemsHt Il tisN.. Ode rar.I'r'r.
BE- another cuHms n hls been 'r.ra..l tasf u,
iuiilhh'r rcmrk o. thi. l11ilsur ti...sr COIL !
w. hnlt nrt from Nh. nlncfHut as'ir.1.llsh .u
udi'ifuu'' BE- sir,si e,r.y flu Z fhr c.fafn,
which W have sen. 1Hi f1m d. Tsprll b.t.
uu1y ~ many n ., fIrri. a1I a.r....l.1reo. niI
have received p.ru,rsr' l-nrfi f.r I.. r.I.ri-,.
ve ave c.r.traIn.l o. lrlie,s ibl' N.. TnrpAsr
h'' 'u'rc I'D in t..-.,rit. r.ur.HIl which, y
applied ir 70 li'hf. ml"r.f, v.l -Hf..', rrs even
the mrst 'htrtf cIsa', u = lHt .l.rt t.nf
since VI. IuHTi has cI1s'siIi tp'H-iI tfIsurd.
iri1- h.'te iH TiHr. lu' a'ul Ig r.Hy tr.rssrHs
IlNH teen r.rrrI o. tIy If.a- DO fr Is r.l o. -.
,rrtsi"ri, 'If CO.. rr-.t fuf.Ilrz ..us. p ti-
uI.Hrrars '4.i.rii.r ui f1t..'s, a.l l.iigF if,u
sF rr, noe be Dc rHssD'sII1 ui.i .'uHHtrfIs shHv
80 uaF '.'s IH.d, irtulr. ,,ur..rlh rul.
"l. DO obi. .H.N .i"l o.. ..fr .r.I ..r, 1 i.lf.l.
fIr.ur. ua. r.uI.I lt lH. % oar s.. .i.rH-.. f
1I -rIuunra. Boz HAVE France. Tie rur1f...
UHa u f. h,i.g l,I ar. F. s7l -rl.ifIt
.l.i 81 sY ".f.r .lIHg rrr. fh. rfa.t IH. i..I
i.lf.H.. O. hs. pB|itI. I... lem u,.rfrl
o. t.r r Irif.. 40 u. tHunfH .. i'Hrrr ari 'f.
N.H.. A.w..H.. t.U''. s..fh. TNlsrr
uf' OBJ v. o. rtvr IfH fi...'l'H'
IH" a.rs DO i.r -. Bio T.Ii. Lr Z. 'F.| e.
rH.... .H IH... rIi... y .r. " .- ...
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bounty Land for Soldiers

m t Va. i-l2. -.fii. Ia.u4 1hi oths
~ lH.Hl War UHr lip'. --4rl g. tis c1wm',
.nr' Ur.Is ..fhr Nlr with yEIeH,-vso -.
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Dbl. lH', --t,ri if'.ai. Pr tIsr widows og riI-.
u. .rrI 'r.r.I u.I flr r.n IT lt llOEN-
no WOOpuNY. 20 E,lulH T>-h.r-.. ".
rs.-l. lI' a1 i.., 90 M.-H.I.1.
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I. N...r T'', nr th. selection ~ l4.I. al
'-.u.n % t4uar.. D., p.slHai iIsr,sti,1, siI
rr,'t.- h..h..t .l.h l.I-. q. A1if has situated
3D.. ~ 1850 ig'',
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NpMINIsrnATnE,s sNLr.

WILL. o. sold at li,atr ,al.. ths lluur'''1'I
w t,Nr,rtio. thr uiiau's dosri) ~ J'nr,h'n
Burk. late IT Bu,L6.lJ. in III, Cuugt, q oSll",
Decreased, consisting 4 abort three hg'trcl nr,.
Il hnl, together with the lriihi' ih1i'n'-sail
Real E.iata !. siru,r,l rr,r b.. III N''hgH.
NONu PRINCE, AdmIn.'ua'or.
~. 5ih. istI 90
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ASorHSK PArR oy SIANrsE TwNs.-Thc
PitisbuTg Post OF Friday, says;
We understand that a woman Al Sharrs-
burrh, on Wednesday night last, gave birth
TO two twin children who are united together
after the fashion Of the Siamesc Twins
They are doing well.
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NAy YOU should subscribe to a.

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are entitled 90 a coy gratis.
NAM othsf reasons might be sNcn, Bat ,hsss are
sJftrtnt.
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NorIcE To TEACHERS.

A rnsrtirg q ,hc Teacher. in this IOWA al l.
held in N. School horse on Paris I'LL. on The last
saturday. 2J,h, Of m. month. Tc'ehers tom
neishhoring town. are invited 90 attend.