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"Tfull Is NraH:r Than FItI1a.'
CURE or
Rhoumati'm, Bronchitis and Dy,pepsi'.

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s.,r Nss Isusr gaI. o. isis
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of 80 shat Lst been iHe istut BOB u. Ja0 rlsr q
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lHf r".lI H.fiH Tsfat.sli fsHsf '.ur s.I r.lsH
nj ntfrf. ut4'HHHi w.IisIsr ADJ. f.#tfsr 10'.s
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by H, issHIs o. ~ sHns ,u4t tassHl"Ht al .a -gg
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EUBtRF W. LASyiS
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NOTICE.
CURE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS.
DOWNS ELIXIR

Il a m'st C'r-tlal rrr-', Or LIZ. ant L---
C5nr,ai1ts. Il cues c., Crr--s, Wh-oT rc
Ccurh. Crow, tsthna, Rcsl..s A. tas l77-',
Dr-1-h,1l AF,-ti.rs. C,aAr- II The iar-R' ard
stomach, AMI LI'- p,l 1--we. Cr-9hi-'s. u -
cvrtt maH, eases or whai vas bsasyc- 20 3, cen,
tlrlci Consumption
IL, hi.hk c.-tr~trn,s1. an sr'I IN : 20 a..
il.2 o.. hrttl-s. n - cents ana 3 I rcr b'fi.r.
larrr urrb-rs ~ certificates -s .,f -r0t elects
Save t~su rrt'fse', a1l We a-~ -r~sf ri.s rr-r'y.
i'- rsv 5lr., tgj INV ~, arl i,v.lII trs cwy
rTsr ccuvrSCArtcs.
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The MARRIED E0MAW'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0NPiNION
BY m. A. 81. MAUEICEAu.
Professor Of diioa'1 Of IIom-H

rNrsrrrrn rrruos, - mo. TP. $50. raIcr
oET DOLLAR.
Thi. v1tk j. iutrn 'cd ssreciaIy ron TIE
MARRIED, or th1tc contemplating mauiTTr, as iI
disclose iur1ii41t secrets Nh.sh should D. b.. a1
o. th-m particularly.
Urr-,. every f,ual---'hs vie, 'he m.,h-r.--,fr
mi, o. Ding .ri5 vHmarhrrj, 'rilis rr. Ir ibr
ir.lnc 4 yrap, i1 whom nature e.rirrrlfrs AL
iuTolta-i thlrg -rl' dis5uy-f Doe rar.s1. s,u..
toms, AID thr 90 slI-i'ut rr1-iie, all u.st CO..
tain mole n rurr, ,f every C.u. Aiat % FE.ri hrr
~ is su.I rrt.
The rCrlI.rt s1ul.uei i1 BE- Tag-s hive
rr.,el l'rTsi1r o. thousand. as 'lr iH7unrD'h,
lrtsIs received D, ib. srlhrr. tahirb Doc is pcurt.
tr. ~ 'i. vT.'rIs 90 Iu'Isll vII affect.
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acrofnln. Tever-Sorcs.

s,,.. f'.sk r,,-rs.f' Sal' A,l- Elr-li'-. slIAs'
TstyiH-i. F-T!s, q, ~ Igs iis'r;tomPIalst-.
"a. I,.A-,s Cr-ssssas tees. to-tlNsue--, ~.
-. D,spepsIa, I1rss ~ - $50, lFs'f h''s', go
J-sf l1l'sti Orsts iyIrtChtoar psfs.ff, 80 81
TsNl.UrTS 90 E-rH-s-svsIy Agras hAs ufm u
givsasp,
=. nl- b. IIsiy Howe. rars illl; w. \.
Rot, South Paris, 81 cklcy & Favor. Noiwa!
art o., ns,,hanit and diugg.fa geneml',.
Az otlsrs meat h. addressed O. Wallace Co.,
sol Ilr.ataay. New lofk ~
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Letters arc G,ry received Of th.l ,aauc'e., u-.
necessary 10 TCscut,
To thIse ytt uHutuie P, Dot contemplating mare
rigs, or T,ihlrs unh sialng as O. thr fIi.ft ~
mourning the responsibilities alicutIIt uTfn if. tlr
importance 81 hsi0g POSSESSED ,f DO. revelations
contained IN these pagcs, 30 Intimately inv Nr. g
their future hlrI IN 20, cinn,t IT, aJWcciat.
II 3, Ut r0ursc, iuparucahlo 20 convey 90 Tc iuI-
!, the various suhJgrts treated II. ~ th,y ave ct
nature strictly Intended lor the m,uiCl, or those
contemplating marriage neither y u nrcCsssay.
since Il is every ones duty 10 become uuss,.sej ol
knowledge vhci,ly the sufefing. Co. Nb,ha wife,
mother. % q sister, may L. subj5ct can b. ob,ii.
tel
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Y On the receipt 81 One Dollar. TilE MAR
RID WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
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United Static. Al letlcrs must b. postpaid, (cN.
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'dinay demand ior IT,, and the extremely lib-
eral terms afforded them.
Active l0cal OF travelling agents, throughout the
Unite States and Canadas, will be supplied on the
same ierms. Communication. are required 10 h.
poet pail aud addressed a. above.
CAUTION. The public arc eautiontd azlins,
various eatoh pennies intended 10 be palmed on up-
On them. initiating the tits Of the work az /" The
Married LsSid' Medic,l Comranon," ADD variou.
other uiIss. The hIe o. the work i .' The MAJ.
red WoMiN'S f'lrai' MsSe;l ceTpsn1-," ty
DR.. A. ". Msuriorau.
ulr JsS 2uNe
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A per.nEensnl Of lhs Nsryou. sr,l.m.

o. M NtRyUus ,ONrLalSIs Dmu sni
Incidence tzHssu fhs iIfssts iof hsF ssHksH No
vital susfg ui 'ha llrftif I.#tstsI sYtis sl..r
uHisf taF 'rsHF'teHIrg Do. giving tt.HilHE t.Il.
enc ~ tl.vsnisn. o. arTHfi ff t.is bFaatlll ari
sH"'giipi if-u. gf.. tie sNlfusirI latrHf stfs
gssH.tj col NEf
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75.OOO Persons

ilsilI.Hg ell tgs' sIssssS saI Sr...frrt u-r-E
sH..b ssfra HIFr HIT#s. COO Is'.ss abHs 90 Ts.s.
badly su.#s-f f1 ssIt.Is I.H ..H...s. have been
ENTIRELY AHy PERMANENTLY CURED.
eLsHsI. u#.s 0I relief 81 'ssr gwen .p col sfsy.
H|Hg o.. been ilfi Boz rtI1'
Ioll.4stfafr e. Hss rff.s CALNANIC nELT.
81. uss DE sHts rf .ssHl sr.,tsi STA fhat baEs
81 rI,I.iaU1I uNsrff,IA orsaI stLsr AIuu.c o.
NfrH4t disorder In DrfiUafY rttst ftnuls1tt sfs
IAtH sHlCl. tf heir sffu1 on he nerves Rri ms.
r.fs Hi 't stomach affII lswysIsrV relief b4t shI.h
lasfs ut TausHt tn t'ssr STATE al Nth IHluTet
h.u,tss sucf fas hctHl itlt CArrsi las ceased
SOS c#rU..s thn sta tAS eject IstlllHr from 10
s.|i.tst..H nj Ne UALFANlt Bali Iassu uFE
ITlIr su1sfsr even On TIE g0ut t1rTi1uf n In
sTaIs Ell cd apply us fhs Esu sr0Iri he Cosy ltrg
ihs tI.gHsur ilaH a. f.7aHtei ll stEUt Fsf1s ne
.rssHIHs psrpufra sIii act on ~ rssiuts siswsHt
I'D me Bet trIt.y causiuE talsa..- ,Irrl.n.ssa
a i.rh oil irls nu % Tie usgn'IHs ar. H'r0r rs.s
fgs.n O. the iu1,hVs i.ss ArsHHr rr ."nI.r.l'
batta.Ir rtfrIiaiHH hfuughDlt fra sHtfsu l.ls
ila r1Ft Severe ra.tI uf uN-IEfa'A 90 llEFA.
NtNTlT ,UNEu 4 fFW DAYS Is a"fLl
sJtblJpNT 40 ERADICATE iilt DISEASE
~ MARS
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CURE For RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
The Cramp and rail Killer
rrsra-s5 y c=,.s T,rA..,, isa n-rt 81 800.
a. Ttnr1r o.
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, Tfiy rs TIE
llMRS, slDf, U'CN or STOMACH,
HEADAClr. 1OOT,I.ACNr. M.
LlOCS CHli!C. .ENNpINTH
STOMACH CHAMP n IHE
LIVES. WOUNDS, BRUISES.
CTS. UCENS. SCNLNS. CUIL.
nLAINS, FROZEN LINES. Ann AL
OTHER lNFLAMNTOEI COMPLAINTS.
Thc Car 81 r.. ',G'-. +. .'., % sN-s-,-,
a-'Icle o. rlSTNIERN a-4 EOWTi COG.
lLAlNlS. ]; .-.1sta',.y ,aseks 40 Uautr1,
ies,r.cs n. and UslAuN O. IRE stomach l-i
l1wcli, ard 3-sI ls-rs -. 80 10 ..tstf. 20 d.
Us'lIy 'hs case after t--h RI 7f'1rl.
y 10 an eNr,iC-' NCcSr a.r'C OK ~
S.l by D.crFf'- ral I--'.-r i- --'-r-c zen.
t-aly, b. iL-,s s.rrl h,'-s, 40 - -, 80 ar. g
IL cents bof,lss ara D., li-sy Hove, par, Iii .
kri 8 G., at 4. Fee. ) Ia'h rsfs. 7. Wr.h.
burr, North pNlr; Z. A'r56f = c.. B-rk fs'-.
J. T. Hove 81 Es.-i CucE-. ~r-r. C.. L.
FlN-.s a7i S.'rkl-y X Fave. NrHr1r. -. r o.
ias5n an Na.r-;'c & Moore, 81 ana, -.Hs. Z
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Palsy and Paralysis

At PAYS. als stalHelslgs uai Ilsfs tsIri's 30
rs'si sfs easel 'y 3st.rHty n f'fraai Eauty 10
ihs Effected ITEs DE tHHIfUt's sHltsHlr AIut.ts
Will 'uHliy l.s deficient lHssr col cGu..sis al
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5arssparijia, Yellow Dock,
AND sAsskFRAs bANsS,

-,ss H.. ysg,i,hlc Extract, - oily u, s'ss,ai
uIuSd puFihcr, tIi 80. cheaper 7ftsrsf ~
Tr,rt odds AN s1V ouSr u = eAsirsy hccsss. -
gs.Hfy q thaf nay - ~ ~ flf One D"llsr - 80
mach Isaser, fai VII cue Ten TIInSz ~ blold.
I.-s :. tssa OF ls9f, wurA ~ any o'isr racls,ne
- r. all srf rfygf - % Csfss -
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aE az, 30 - IA s.,s
IL rpt vaUir wosIpI
r. n,ss N ~ Rflls. o, sis R.sris ~ fS.
Indinn Roota and Rarks.

W "a no ., ~ slk a, ros~s,.s. Ths.s N.
I'D. PsrIdtrs ~ ths Iiioed hat ka1~u -
N.f i.is,. az t,s .- 81 ths.s bsss ss-Ts~aaSl vie
A.. ,'r~-sl, .v.rs.f,ani Esrats u
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND

eorss have b,ra soli ,ilee The ir', ci,ou vas is.
rl-d.
The author hls hscn in'ucel N a'Nsriise u by
the ur,rni and pressing r,lu'si If th''c ho have
been io.'slici % b. publication i'r Az ih'l h.j
,,,y. lb,f M ,n,y have an opportunity ui obtain
ir- III and Who have 6yorrd him with ihuu,,n q
OF Is,trif II cuelmium, f0mc u Nhi,h a,c an,,N'd
n the advertisement.
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Farm for Sale.
NOTICE.

ALL rri.TONS hlv.-- r--...'s, --c-r-.s -..'t
ias 'r- 'eTH ARE re.r..f.. nj .--.-sr-i q. rl, z
ftu.c - s-r- 1. -r hcfls re -..t az Ia1rH,
reN', 's 'Ecy Ttcrt % HaLc -rr--' sra --r-sr.s
il 'hs.r e. .r-.r BENSON eco
Scra llIis, o.. :, $50. gsf
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Or. cHRIsTIE'5
GALVANIC BRACELETS

40, HiHi ui tt,t sgfsl,s o. ,asrs ~ luavuI.uli 90
l.s NiasH'llIc ,umpia.uts, aHI general Nspols
Afs,fipHf 4 Tie lissi al GT,tI sstTruIisi Aifg
90 fasy art lsfslyf sni gll llfstsss Caaiei ty :
lslcfsncl e Iussi 0r Nspous Lnsfgy ia The la.s
rF IA 81 UFHsHs 4f fh. Ha.Iv
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Wanted to Hire.

A snail farE,. kr oae. three or Eve years. Any
II ons having Farm to let can tecurt prompt
tenant BY addressing, stating loeation, terms ke.
CHARLES II BROWN.
Pcf,la,d. ". o<' {. 1890 tf.ta
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MAGNETIC FLUID
GENERAL DEBILITY.

susnsihonirg ~ ~s.Esnsi 3D. s.,,.y Ia. ia. ..
,auos, organs - inUs1f.. %. .,...
Als 90 ltiA SkAN@, r.atLIss .sI PALSY
Dl.lfINlN o. ..DIsEsTIuS HHEUNATIsI
A,Iit - ilirJStJ, OUUT. IriLEfsY Lus
hA'", 49,. Mss. NERVOUS TUENOuA IA.
'..AT;uS go ritz HEAWT. AFOrLENY. RIU
EALitlN. fAiNs u ne siDE al 1HEsT Ltyt "
COMPLAINT. SPINAL gONfL NtNT srI tURv
Gus col rllAsICAl ENfflgI .li I'll NFUYUU =
DisEAs'k sh.ch con liainl' sri's ion 90 uaP.s
cause na nflF
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DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
INSTRUCTIONS, lRREGULARTIEs


How ni7, ,rr ,uTrrirg non distinction rr 4.
rCgulrif.,s rsrIIpr Oh the f.ufr system, which
undermine their health. fha sl,.Is % which 'rs
,u. 'eH.aHt, rrl 80 vi..h 'hr.r jr.1p, IiN F.
.ohirg rr'irl alri-r flow ran, softer Grn
10 'a.ls a'rI Calling IT tha oHa,bl ar frn n.
s'lr' C..aku.a, .,lIy, ar) liuu many s.g
BIZ r.r'iH., agony O., man, months r,rr,Iir. .Hu.
lr,u.1'' ll.a rsr, have dulru.r DO u0l danger.
ors arIysu.s. arl uh..a IN., lIf J,nI au.5I tu.r,
srCh uu', wi. frd ip ir page. che means I'D l.t-
IoLu-n. llLLLILal-nl. anil n-L /
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1900 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

usts been Yep usl 10 De CHs,rtt a. be Agsau
ei,l.u ne .sai to ssIs shieh hafs tssa sal.''y
tssIHHrd
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consists Boz no ssi tibet itsf sustt sal care 90 go,
O., HFf.rId IFfaHsa ru Piece HI be- afls. H.'s Uf
tiuEgiHF h.I IIEs.rAI.g fas Iaus.' 900 sslsus,st
NtfHIt 'nss lHIe.sssiy suasf tHs tHfiffpH
no. fffHfiAsH no stsls srf.sa s,ra..ft tAf r.ttu
.HHsH - rio .Hf pTgHH.f 40 fs.s.HHf 90 Hsfsf A.
go fII ..ffi IrIHIF uHds 80 IIfIH affHuIff sIuts
tasr IHfra.a-if1H i1 &c JHIsl states UaIJ HUs
ara ..HHs HF.FH f.aH
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CHARLES B. MERRILL,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law.
p0R nT,ATD ME,

c. d. II. will proeucs " Bounty Land" for he
scryivinh officers and soldier. who served - The
var 81 1872, or any Of the indiin War;, '.nes
1870. 6r the commissioned officers who tervcl IN
Mexico. ASo. for the Widows and minor chil-
dren q such ofteers ard soldiers deceased HaV
ing an A.sney 81 Warrington, he has peculiar "a
eilitits Tor uaafaeting baiiness with the Depart
msrts. 2mn35'.
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Eurcoi FROM % Lt.y.
To THOSE JUST MAEIlED.-lIAD !
KNOWN

PHlADILFUn, Nov, -, lSI1.
DH. 4. ". NsUEicTAUs lliI l-lvl 90 tHr
imp0rta1t mstigrs Ucatc 90 Do ihr Nal..l "
mans Private Medical Companion. s.ur ,tfr. az,
bow mpch mi,,N | might have ,,,iTsd' 1 have
suhcre ,,an iium cause. vhich 500 point auf ,I
your buok, With ul kluvtny ah,t e. d1. obtain.
ci copy an found ml case t,riir of rm.t
every female will avail hrlsl.i % tAr information
tJn,ailcl 10 no Pages.
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ATLANTIC kNO ST. LAWRENCE
3AYTt 8o AD.
Station foot Of India Street Portland,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
C5nnu;ing oet.bsr lot, 1850.
raeE f.sa ~

PASSENGER TRAINS viii rua 1aily, Sunla,
I cN.srte until lu,hsr notice. a. folou,:
Leave Po.isi lyr South Paris, at ! 90 !. VI.
.arI2p ".
Love rr,.-rl ~ Ca,il's Jvas,ion,a, 1904.
N., n arr. NJ
l.sys S.u.h rlris i0r ror'ianl. at 7IjIi 20,
s. N
Law, ps-virc J-r-'ion f7r Pouhad. S IS. and
n 90, a. W.. and 50, r. VI.
L-1ys Pu,'.li gr Wa,egriIs, 100 A. W., and ?
pm.
i.cay, ral,.nd Or Lewiston, 'SoA. NJ, AMI ?
4lJ,P.M.
Lave Por,hnl fr Daskaeld 80, \. ", and
? Pm
4 hsighi train viii 'eavc rortlal ior South
Paris, ats l5A. IL; lsare South Pans ior Pert.
ami, II 4. VI.
No GOO. received after sunset.
The Company will Mt he responsible ior baggage
10 an amount cNcee ing 80 Ia 'aluc, unless notice
is given, On raj &C. II the rate II one passenger
yr Cycy 900 q drio1l 'alnc.
The : 30 A. NJ, tilil from Portland will c8nncc
at South Paris, Tuesday,, Thus ays and Saiur
'ays, with stages ior GIocnwOuI an Bethel, Ian
caster, n H. RmCr and AnJCyer.
For further particulars tcc fathhn er Railway
Guide. :. Il. CORSER, SuIelniCn en-.
IoItLni. Oei,bcr I, 1850. SAT-
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@ARRgA GG9
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND TIE REMEDY.

Many AM many a wife ondJrcs years q bodily
sufsring, and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help.
les, en titeTing hes he, that 4 hes husband, an
haIadrs n, fdtuc welfare of her chillrel. arisin5
ffon ea,ses, which, " is'v,. wcull have spared
ire ruFains. the s1svish To the wife, anl TO the
histaal erlsrafsnents ani pecnriary difficulties
havi~s thsif ofgin IN the mind heing Weighed down
eomtauion Il his bosnm.
How irportint that the causes sh0uld h. known
10 e,c,, vie, 20 eycy hu,bani. that the dradiu
AMI narrowing Consequence 10 III, health and hap
rir,,, q 10th may BE- avoided Life u too sh1r
and health too ptccious to admit any patton e ih'
on, 20 tc .rcnt without tn mll cHtynent Il th'
o,her. The timely possession 4 liule woik en-
,,tled a. fnhws his bccn the means Of saving th'
hsath ,-A the hf. II th0nsaads, a. over
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COTFTN pIATTg.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
az a.. iaoI t.,doubtsi Character,
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

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The southern press., 1851-09-24
Great Good Effects Of Cuano,
RoANoAKE County, Va, AUG. %, lsl

RoASoAKE COUNTY, Va, Aug 90, 1851.
To The Editors Of The Wing:
GENTLEMEN Having made n fair trial OF
guano, on both wheat and tobacco, under the
management Of one Of the most experienced
and successful cultivators Of the soil Of Viz.
Rinia, give the results, mainly for the benefit
Of those who have not yet become beliererS in
the great good Of this most valuable manure Il
capable Of producing.
On the land seeded with wheat last fall, ht
increased yield is estimated from ten TO twelve
bushels per acre, whilst on the tobacco noy
growing, on second years new ground, and
which produced pretty good crop last year
without guano, now promises, Nth The use d
guano, 10 exceed last years crop more than one
hundred per cent; and such is the confidence oI
the manager alluded to in guano, that shall use
IL on both oats and corn next year, as well as or
wheat and tobacco. A VIRGINIA FARMER.
The southern press., 1851-09-24

Making 81 children in 81 years-and sir
children born in the space Of eighteen months.
The four children at birth, were apparently
healthy and welcomed. One died aged about
4 weeks-another II months, the third little
over year, and the 4th, fine boy,is still living.
The three died with the dysentety. There are
now twelve out Of the whole number living,
seven boys and FIVE girls.
We saw Mrs. Dress, some days ago, at our
office. She appeared in sound health, and
seemed To have as many hopes, az most folks,
Of living to good old age. She has certainly
done her share towards fulfilling the Divine in
junction TO amultiply and repleniah the earth. "
The case is a remarkable one, such as our
knowledge Of the history Of the world furnishes
no parallel to, and such as we imagine will be
few and far between" 10 future generations.
The southern press., 1851-09-24

~ We publish to-day the letter of Gen
QUITMAs, withdrawing from the gubernatoris
contest of Mississippi; and we observe by the
telegraph reports that Gen. JEFFERSON DAVIS
will be'the candi late. The MississiYpian of the
18th inst, says the Union party majority is about
six thousand, and the aggregate vote twelve
thousand less than the last State election.
We see nothing very discouraging in this re.
suit 1t was much worse in Georgia one year
ago, and now the Union party is struggling in
that State for life.
Our principles are true, and will prevail, if the
people are capable of preserving their liberty
But we have not had immediate success. The
Southern party has, however, an amount of char.
acter, talent, and energy, that may command ar
ultimate triumph. @lw
The southern press., 1851-09-24

Increase in % years 4l7,000
What will the Economist say to this view Of
the question, which is not REPUTABLE, save by a
Justification of his own figures! No doubt free
labor sugar has increased, and will increase; but
it can only be with reference to description of
produce which has no connection with tropical
agriculture. Give us laborious and numerous
peasantry, such as that which produces sugar
from the beet in Europe, or from the maple in
the United States; or people US with Chinese
and aforementioned Coolies, such as those who
produce the exports of India, Java, and the Maui
ritius, and we may have some chance even
against the slave trader hut if we are to be
left, as we are at present, without population,
and still forced into competition with the for
eign stakeholder, another twenty years, or one
third of that term, will see Jamaica, at any rate
botted out of the table Of production altogether.
The southern press., 1851-09-24
From the LaursncepiLe Is. c. Herald.
Important to Planters-A New and Choice
Variety Of Cotton. ..s.&.

We had the pleasure of examining, few DAYS
since, new and most choice variety of the great
Southern staple; and as nothing can lie of more
importance to planters, or more conducive to
their interest and welfare, than superior seed,
we are confident that we will be doing our read
era positive service by thus calling their atten-
ton to the sILK COTTON grown by Col. p. l.. Cal
houn, of this district.
The original seed of this new variety of cot
ton, was sentfrom South America to gentleman
of Augusta, who presented some of them to a
brother of Col. Calhoun in Abbeville, from whom
the colonel obtained his supply. The advantages
possessed by the silk cotton over the Petit Gulf,
and the other common varieties, are so apparent
and nun erous, that the silk cotton, we believe,
will only have to become known to entirely sup
plant all the other kinds now cultivated in this
country.
It's color is remarkably brilliant, and in addi-
ton to long and unusually fine fibre, it yields
tremendousy-bolng as freely as any other
variety. One hundred of its bolls will weigh
thirty ounces, whilst one hundred bols of the
Petit Gulf will only average from fourteen to
sixteen ounces. When, too, in addition to this
fact, il is remembered that it has very small
number Of seeds, and that one hundred pounds
of silk cotton in the seed will yield forty-two
POUNDS OF INT us superiority as 10 quantity per
acre will be readily admitted Another quality
does the silk cotton possess, which will not de-
tract in the least from its merts-it does not re-
qure very rich land to bring good crop, and it
is besides an s1ry cotton.
In lS4s, Col. Calhoun informs us, that he
planted an acre Of old field, MANFRED light in the
drill with the silk cotton seed-the growth of
the acre was not ginned until the middle Of jan
uary, and then yielded four hundred and two
pounds Of superior cotton; and he also says,
that in either Hamburg or Columbia, the buyers
will always willingly give Ia of a cent more
per pound for the Silk cotton, than for any other
kind that is brought to their markets.
Desiring that tho benefit Of raising superior
cotton may be within the reach Of all farmers,
Col. Calhoun desires rs to inform those who
wish to improve their crops, that, having small
surplus on hand, he will sell the seed of the
silk cotton Mt two dollars per bushel-his post
office is Marengo, Laurens District, and we
think that those who make the experiment will
find that the colonel, whose character as first.
rate practical and scientific farmer il so well
known has not over-rated the superiority Of this
new variety Of the staple which rules the world