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South Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary OF said DistricD Of the
personal property as dcrelict of John
Hanks late of Sum,crvillc decd; and |
ava! myself of this method to notify all
persons indebted to the deed to make i'm.
mediate payment 10 Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agcn, On this particularly and those hay
ing demands against deed will hand them
in duly a;,csicd according 10 law.
w. LEWIS, o. 8. D.
Aug. ID 1850 4I If
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n. CR a N E,
NFHns,fatturcr OF sSes..icS,

I.lV!I VNNITNtTN, 4 G.
Returns his sincere thanks To r,a,y-,
he citizens Of Sumter Di>ric, ~ ~
Tor their lhrri! patronage hitler A--.--ND- ~.
I" bestowed and hras leave Ia inform Them ll,a,
he Keeps constantly on hand the above articles
"' ms own manufacture and warrants the same
I" hr q! the best ma'c,ni. workmanship. and of
the latest styl'. His prices shall compete with
'hc 'harirs;"n prices. and aS to durability, no
c"nPhri."n L" De cn,nrIncrd, YOU viii please
call at his Carriar. Repository on nroah Stree,
under the Town Hall and examine for yo,lr-
selves.
With twenty year experience, and Liberty :
aid,
Hell! sic will the country ana Ia" arts OF
Iii, trade.
May liIh, 1851 90 If
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NEW APPROPRIATIONS,


BANCROFTS SILK Charleston
tcvcrl they
taib bepi willie II
nuen IL, of Domestic t;orlG
invite til. Of
lowest sin atof
(lrn +
SIiY.F Fcurrian It
Plain nd Figured Back
an! an
irnrmF uaniW Wine Ogandi,,
Engrs. Tissues,
En! nbili
hIiun-Im mrcE EaS- unnlnlcw " cumfIc iycc,m mn,ni
Ky ycnnh lowell Dmpcn.
nni bin namasi. Il I. Il
nngC ln sfrrn6 >. / 25ccuispc yard,
Denim uirrs
thanlra Striped Flui
". G. +
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just naceiHed.

a3, The subscriber has just received. and
" Is no"' opening Tie largest and best
selected Stock, that, he lins ever offer
Ell Tor sale in this place; consisting of,
Drugs, Medicines, Dye stuff. Paints
brushes; window Glass, Putty, Paints, OILS,
&c.' and in!l assortment OF French Per.
.ninefy' Fanc,yariicicR of every descrip,icn.}
ma every article ll,u, is usually found in a
Drug Store. All orders from the country
promptly aitentedio a supply OF GARDEN
s s 'ss! -77rT----S.s.- Also Q--l----- ia
sss s,oVo Spanish Scgans Ter salo by S Ss4
4. r. S. n lii4LE.fpt'.
s2F fee' 4 i9stf 1881 II Sii
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Notice,

All persons having demands ag:ius, the Is
tate of John lugcr Ru,!cgc. late of Sumter
District. deceased, arc requested 10 render state
Naics rcSidiig near Statrhurr, So. ca.
FRANCES II. RUT'LEGE.
May 2ls, IS5l 30 st
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for pas, lavours the subscriber wish
cs I" inform the public that hc still nanuiac-
lures Cotton Gins NJ lis bishmcni in State
burg. on the most improved and approved plan,
Which he thinks that il,. cotton gnned OH one
oi lii'isc gins al the late improvement is worth
al least u quarter Of cent more than the cot
ton gInncd on the ordinary gin. lie also man
"l'rinrrS them on the mos, simple construction,
"i the finest finish and of the best materials to
Wit. Steel Saws aud Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie ais" rcrirs old gins and puts them IN com.
i!c;c order NJ the shortest h;:,:rc All orders for
'''ns will he promptly and puncuaIly attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
S,atrhurs, Sumter Dist. S. c. April %, 26 If
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Sega A.S.
NOtiCC.

Persons haviug Demand, against the Es-
tate oi K. Richardson, Deco d. are requested
To present them duly attcslcd, and those in.
dcbicd to make payment TO
{. NJ. RICHARDSON,
IImr.
Nov. &, 1880. . If
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Blacksmith Wanted,

iir>! rate BarkrmiIh can ,l.ain steady
employment and "oud wages hy urrlyinr soon
la HE subscriber III SumirrN.ilr. None o.hrr
than II good workman need apply.
j. J. CDGUItN.
May uh, 1851 " u
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Notice,

All persons indebted 10 The firm of Huber, IL
ward and make, payment as the Hooks az ,h.
corccrn must b. closed forthwith, hui If no,
settled hyroi'ri day, viii he placed in the hands
oil an Attorney for collection
lllLBEKr& IL I.hNAGAN
Jan. 2Jih 1851 If ,C
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OFFICE VII. y Man r r. Co. }
.hARioN C. H., ;. G., March lOE, 1851
The Stockholders Of the Wilmington and
!" nnchrN'"r R4ii Road Company, are hereby
I."iiticd ihn' tie Ninth lns,ulmrut of Ti,c
Dollars per share is required to bc paid ON The
first day OF April ,Sil
by order of The Board Of Directors.
JOHN hlcRAE in. Trcns'r.
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Spring and Summer Goods

Spring and Summer Goods.
'rh" iu!,scribcr is now receiving lia SPRlNt:
STOCK OF GOODS, which lc offers to ,h,.
public ~ reduced prices; consisting in part us
follows:
rl.jin Ear,sion Gins1.asns,
Solid to!rrG :.
Supcriinc China 90
Solid C"lors Orsn,n!c Lawns,
E,nhr0idcrrd +" NIusIinr,
Solid
We've Thread Lace,
juCunci tigiug,
g Inserting,
SAis. Eiging
- Inserting.
Aphil Lace Car.s.
SnprGne' . Ribbons Trimmed,
I.ai!a, iiaiinon sleeves.
. Nreilrd worked C"iinrs,
C,raation Brnil
- Hrri!'r Trimmings,
% Ribbon :.
silk Pendants Trimmings,
:! Neck Ribbon
% nnc; and cnIorcd Kid Gloves.
" SILK rarasols,
priarpd 7Iusms,
Figured :.
S0lil
Chanbray Ginrl,aa,s.
Gr0yrn un,l prtb Linen Drills,
!.i:' Dan,ir;F,
t.nttU,, hies.
s>l'.aS Ru1 sirii NnsinF.
I.lncn Camltri,k i.anartShiss,
aletirit Piatd nt.A S,,ircd ll,rtraput.,
1iur hvEo = 49,
Engi,lt Lznc Cloths =
Charleston T.S NH - Shiriu.t.
Grnns.Nii!c ~ niri Is
Dcknlh Cotton O.uaiuf,s.
,$a'ns@t7 frocy fftthe Soiats warcnie'.
f. .
.'sFnrni;ura Prints,
'.T7i&or!ng
Ladies Eiac.. ;a& co.nrci Gaiters,
. Seal skin Slippers.
. . Walking Shoes
Gcnis black md co'oFcd t'niicrs,
l',lc ami silk llats.
icrhorn uui! Panama Hats.
fnlmni!n Hats,
Paln!cnt Hats,
GROG EKlliS, HARDWARE AND CROCK.
EitN, SC. &c.
4
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Committed

10 he Jail of WiIliaushurgh Disiric, rs rnna
ways, Two ncgr" girls, rEANER and BETTY
SAID I" belong I" J. VI T.. Sharp. The owner
Is rcIicSihh I" come forward prove proprriy, and
take ilcm away.
JESSE KS, Jailor w. ID.
Feb Goth, 1851 I9 If
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Notice

l. hNrchy given 10 the I."ga,ccs in and under
tie l,s. Will and Testament OF Samuel Ste.
pltauaou deceased, laia Of Snnlcr District Souli
Coro'inn. Thai they nrc hereby required 10
"rnc forward nna receive their several irgacics
from Ih, Subscriber, without further delay
j, y. McFAnDEN. 5 Evrs
iln 21h, 1851 II 3,n
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IP We are authorized to

II. ]. DlNKlNS, Esq, n Candidate
for Clerk Of the Court, ut the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
hpril 10th 1911 2J IF
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gi,P THE SUBSCRIBER
Z sS respectfully iiiyitcs thcladies r 81 !
ana gentiemen tncal at the Vs-

Asoot and Shoe Mart,
one door west of Wm. WcJh,s Store. and
inspect hs new and general assortment nf
Shoes Boots, Caters, Slippers, &c. Of nve.
ry description, Fancy, Superfi,lc and plain,
Among his most beautiful specimens
VIII be found Ladies Highlander and Rl,,a
Enamci Shoes and Velvet Slippers, Misses
Peg Taylor Tics. Gent'cmcn's Calf Onora
Boots ana Velvet and Cloth Slippers, &C.
&c Ills prices are low for Cash, or on 4
short credit. ~ - =
BENJAMIN FOLSOM.
February 18Th, 1851 II ~
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Life Insurance,

The North Carolina lIltunl liz. Insurance
Company, established NJ Raleigh. \ &.
CHARLES T. EjOIINSON, Jr., Presn.
Agtntat Sumtcnilc * c..
April , 1851. % ~
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Head Quarters,

IT'D I>ENlMENT, :. z. M
Odiord, hay 5lh, 1851.
DIR. WM. J. DhNGAN having i,srr ap
pninitd SGrgcon of the Ill, Regiment South
ear"i'na Militia, with ,',c ra;,k of Captain. t,n
MI ,hc rncnLSy occas;nncd by the resignation
ed accordingly. '1T
by order OF Col. MrLLETT
. w. Il. WILDER, Adju,an,.
May lill, 1851 20 II
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.. J, WINN,
MERCHANT T,Agg,AEe

would respectfully inform his friends and
'h' public generally that lie now has on hand
ai', OIL RS for nlc on reasonable terms n large
'"n Fp'cndil assortment Of Cloths, Cuss:,ners
~ and Festings, will, Hats, Caps, [m
[S SuSPcnders CraTats. Socks. fine lin. .tsA
III. en- and Mcrino Shirts, Drawers, <1sA go
Gloves, handk erchi-fs, Umbrellas, DC.
Men and Boys Rcany Made Clothing of eve.
~ description and variety
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Sword,
III nnr,.s, &c, furnished nj short notice .
un!tprms for Sumter lliilemcn furnished on
reasonable Terms.
Eii,s vra'f"-S ar'reculiaTiy tiNh. Consisting.
n, Etr 'lrhtf p;,tisrn- than ever previously eI,
iiihiicL ia lhis iGarkei
OCT. !6. lGJJ 81 s II
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a large assortment OF
Spring and $n,'a,ucr Good.,
For Ladies and Gcn,lrmcm's wear
We have also received in" assortment
OF BroadcInnlhS, aud black aul r,ncy color.
ed CassIncrcS. to which VIC ia, iu the a.
tcntIon ol orr friends
NJ. pNuCKHR & CO.
April 9, lSJl ~ II
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Fans; parasols, UA}brollas,
Tor J" NV hy
May q
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Ready Wade Clothing.

Drah lhra,cr Hats, black do. high and low
! crown; rauomn, l."ghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf
and Pear! Sporting IL"
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rruaaled ION NJ Counter "a H,v,.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN AFRtCA-A U,,..
ran .svart n Gaysa who isnO~ usveiog 10 he 49,
OF Western Africa, has communicative 10 tha -
rsl Society II Nenns coalsnlsg infnrm.uOa Of srs.
terrst he has found among IN Aom media asn<n -
trhutsry the kingdom ~ Quiz. "a sensSsnb tr,.. N
JACQUES Con psenOr Frrr-n Wav- -. chsi gvd \, A.
Choiseu tow sid The mdi ofihe ss, ury ~ v,
sge n exploration into ths interior ~ A's Va ss.e
p-ared m 1850 krd was not s't-f usri bead fon
Wishing Ia comp ete he q scoseries whoa AaA Sse,
made by hs brother some Ness before JscQass Couc,F.
non lea Senegal toward he eud oi e year r2 Al 80
visiting 81 the trbes To iNe Nffih~sfd g. EaNwafd N
Senegrmbs be penetrated a. fs 90 the des-rtOf u5ni
avery curious point Tor geosfEH hrsl science N0Anf
heard OF him afer Ma en- lof sni TIE res~arehes
Of the Governor OF toe French poet n 81 Louis proved a.
terry fruitess
The Kommen's are = partially civilized p-ople TA.y
have uouons ~ religion which resemble Chnsdaaty AL
not entirely isnOrsrt OF ihs and sciences fney
have language an slphsbrt snd ths 49, u vdueg n
Gsyss hss discovered in one ~ lher pdOcpal villages
small stone monument vt comic shape covered win M.
merous inscriptions In letters resembling hefogypaic
characters
After having studied this curious construction and are,
iutuogstng tho Oldest Inhabitants OF toe country All
leaning the popular tradition. hs became convinced thai
tbs monument i erected the grave Of Jacques Con-
pagnon. who being made csptiva by Ina koHnenls 10
slrucled them In the p'incip - u al he us-l arts ani
died about the year ms leaving among them the
aed reputation % sage sni good genius But The
vcti1u Of NJ Gayss uued into cergainT W hen III
chief oflhe tribe showed hu various articles of EdrOpes,
manufacture which hsve b-eu handed down trom sshes
SON. and Which they s'e unwilling TO par with al
price. Among these he saw quSdrsnt on which
ersved the name Of Jacques CompagnOn
NJ Gayss. who Is great traveller, designs TO continue
his exp.o atoms In Affcs FOR msny years ICON. Adv.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY g. 1901

On, If the CIarrari ard COrsa'rs' and a lew
tip5red prints, it IS dipomas'csily exalted. ois
,bsv write well their language IS exact usAIs
not IN ,yponvmes; each word belongs 20 soh5
particular thing TIE Editor is sort nrc 9' q st tp
seigueur Gifsrdin, By lowering los e'''o
P,S,se srd becoming slightly business ma ma.
nro6ably broosbt sbous the fstsl duet VIC
Csrrel { p 10 TINS day, the adveriisllg OF Ffe9-a
fswsoapert Is a very small affair. The mutt
tr5irou. uLslsnx If advertisements 10 ga Anen'
csn newspaper has 10 place IN the French. lasy
srefew and expensive. A common once 'o' a.,
yertisiDs IS il ice Bourse Place Tue seran' an
Editor are never the sane. There are Guy Sky
r-irtirc oflces H. Paris. 4. oze OF these tne pa
f.r must be- printed az one Of these an author
nu,teo TO find 4 public To 0estoE oas oil THESE
ofices is Of course Govern nsnt siit 1t pr,a'.
log ofice be forfeited by hnes, the Government
NAV be sure of the quality Of the next lncamoenI
This il one Of tie features Of French liberty. IL
IS one Of the contradictions existing IN country
where public opinion allows vide range oil dis
cussion, where, 9Th great social liberty you Are
watched by the police, where passports let you
in and out, bat where Ars Grundy a. least mas
m feCthOlC. W. H. =
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Lake Meuson TO Christians, whenca
steamers III shortly be established 70 run - 20
country.
The new direc, line Of commaoIeseo. !,
twees Eneland and Deomsrk takes the ,a.oe'
gers from London by the Eastern Coqn,ie. D.
way = Lowes,of. Ia six hours thence nv -
cnect 70 Hiertins port in Jltisnd ia IS -
and from that ~ Copenhagen y land in IS -
a. the utmost.
From PNiiSms ntsry return OF the Hon. F,
Commons, = appears tnat Cd to the astb 80
ruary, ISL, the sum o. Il. 33-.162 had bss, 80
Gated by the treasury for TIE promotion ~ 80
drainage IN IRELAND, Sud thSt $3.50 $50 hsS -
slOcGted FOR and improvene nt under Al, 7 SIesa
cbere letter fthr latter sum Ul,ts, aoVa,
467. f03 Leinster, 70 3l5, Munster g, .'ned
and C0nnaught &ls..13 '''%i
Mr. Asa WHITNEY hs, written ,l,,,,-
to the Times upon his Pacic RSilsav M .s"sr
occupies nearly two columns Of that p.pe, u
The DsJlin Nation states that the r.,
League les decided upon starting NJ Lps,. =
the I0tlet, sud Mr. SerseSot Shee G,r the 49,
sentation Of the County Of Meath a. the ss,,
election
"A greater breadth oilandi, no beins n,,,.,
up in lresns Tor potatoes thas during tae Is, ss.
years.
The assemble NIhoaale, Pari. iou,o,I L.
been bought BY Messrs. Gaizot, DachS,el OSS'
vandy, Damont, and S. Priest the heajs ~ -.
party of "fus'On" All uego istons sid tbs 80.
Tor the same purpose have been broken OF
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Court of Common Pieas...FRDAY, Maya
General Yern-Before Judge. ingrahsm and Woodma.

Court oil Common Pieus.. FRIDAY may
General Yerm-B Before Judge. ngrahsm and Woodmf.
DECISIONS
E9card K. lees against IVm. =. HswpAreys,
e a WHERE ling 'or cash voluntarily delivers
the goods without receiving cash and without any
servsuou desgueoy caves them Of his free will Ia
the vsndses exclusive po,sesscn for period Of time hs
waves Simultaneous payment aud tho tIe To the goods
passes TO The yeucrr such delivery waiver pro-
rured nv frsu1 New IN ordered Huless plaintiff con.
sents 10 reduce damages To & cents.
Michael Jennings against Patrick n. Fay, i'm
pleaded sc The allegation 10 AZ ser that defendant
DID pot strle he pIsohh except Ia scitdeIence nos
frivolous Order sppesled froe reversed
Peter A. Roach against Peter 4 COe To COM
pei specific performance Of contract made by Mr. Gulon
broker TO buy some lots 10 ~eny second st-Jadgment
for defendant affirmed, win costs .
augustus Hand, appellant, against WHlld~
Isarenu0J Ca gueisnee tGAta drug store al - cof'.
lAuo.st was worth 1880 fhe Jury gave verdict Of
s7lC7-Juigment set aside, unless tho psndf cOnsenua
reduce the Judgment 20 500
McGreg0r vs. Russell Judgment affirmed, By
Meyer against Volf-same.
Gray against Nsustadt.- Nonsuit affirmed by
adams against he1ney. -Order appealed, form
reversed
Benedict against LVyster-order appealed,
form affirmed
Louisa Grimm against Francis Grimm Order
modned
Hoibrook agains. Mi1 Judgment affirmed
Briggs against EraHs- Same.
keteitaS against lees Same.
Young against FOwier Same.
LtUy against BENT Same.
Mayor, DC, against RobbtRs Same.
BJ yam againrt O'SHHiUan Same.
Kennedy against . BrieR. Same.
R,dgeley against L,PpmaR judgment re-
yesed, unless planuf amends
Vincent against Conklta-New trial denied.
Biou against Mlrtm same.
WssterptH hgt. Mui0ck u Judgment reversed.
KOHaings bbTgh against SdD,met Same.
dibUhS against McCJeddy Same.
Ciark against CarHiey Appeal dismissed.
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Court of Oyer and Term,ner...F "OAy May 2.
Bss Judge Esonss Atermsa GRIM sad Ddgs Judges IA
wards snd Krg beng also % We Bsneb.
.EsrENCE OF JAMES WALL AsD AAROS b. sTOOKEi
FOR yTRDER


Wal called NJ clon hs counsel 'ntsi'd a. .rc'e
ton ndtHsn asssaby to status - ao eh~ks a' al
-or6. uss. sior..cs h,' 40. 'ynos,mos
% uus ssoa bsnk pat u Wal ~ ths Clsa 10Y "a
gully before cd of IS or any ps OF n.ss
,ss,t ry raa f.e.y.r t.d M h. Is-fs an S"s
much DID,. L. p.,son n ~ sass Lhssof. So
ard Jsfy throw myself your nsfcy-aaee
sss. Esa = so ie,,a.sa az .oa. a. oo-.
nudsr p,rstsd b you o. hclas cassy On he llm o. 80
lat ony remains TO- ms 70 pfonoufcs apoa yca Ns'
ssaisros W. Cd oari' lf.,t UPON 80 teaous cftns
lte- very ts 10 ne c@,s % N 'As your olsas -,.,ra
hue pr'c 90 sod snst boat hs o'lna s'cl,s o. 49, -.
orarss sad coH sson.ns ~ stss q crns and
"tc- sea Aas aso' Cd JoeIsl b o,g course Of d'os
srssas yos, permit no fseommsnisln q ba,s sny b
us fnslt 'lsh ~ ara D. ponolfos 'nd al - az I a.
L. plssss cay Nhsthsf % lags 10 he "a
usus yslafy 81 dean The rsrs.sy ~ clamps SAX
tsn1 O. pr .spto scsss- a. yo-ncs .mohS - VICE.
g.. ieJtr's ,s11q'g.rea,os b. thsts, nsJi
s our sufy o. pcrou,ls aPoa tos ssttsnes sss
20 Je- 10 prepare tor toe ss4t casags "ach may ''
90 rs e.rsot. .anall Of tie eaa,. Of the rae ss9
la cgersts sf Jol. fo1f habits Of asmPsfanc. l. -
a. for'on- tsl Jpu tar- centnusly afug'i m
sbs ua5t ttss dnssn on yog -s ~ho tasf.
wei lsfe-a.s 80. ~ Tie Ja3ss rsghsa ~oah %g's.
r il- l Itcau.ss ice bloody s.ata yoar sb5f 100
'c-'hl 1i'e a'sr'9ord o. as ace Of 'hs g.
sttns a11 Root insai ffes msd7 you 20 - b,oi
of or.a-fs- 80 DO piscss ycu osiofs - 70
10 - fioH IS ssltslcs -csth 60 10 abs ,os krs
ol.rfsf.J arf gsff~Tsrsgy rfllg-6. -. "a. 10
NtafsT-f BE- tEs f-4. a. conv coa - ~ 10
alnot~d ~ lie uI rC.sf0u TLeh yD1 s,4 a,oa
ctsti-lif1 "Lfl fcu fslut Dfouslt h2. l.s stsk
sgey ere cctlscef sfn 700 o repent yfp o. S 70
ps AS 70 strive TOR 5-trr s1d hspps iota gl %
I'll - SLOWED 700 ana . - or ssru-'i "a
ve ale 0grlsrgs,t hope tat nay 30 PfoasS ,srats
Al ~ lie iOrna1ce q The sst coy ~. y. Tn5sy,
ls frorcg-cs urn you ts scee o. M b ssss, "a
-7h Juis rstt yol hurg b. sr a'tk aai s.Sssd
m'y Go hsv- mercy you 70 10 Us its PfsVo''
a. cloie yOcs, "Amsf.
sEsTEKcE or sTOOKET nossf
st'ossy directed b tie Cen y ,tt.a - - s1ss
i sac a, q. to u hsrdts tsd tn' ~ ~ fstoz IA
scsa. ~ Pllps o. tstal made nou9. =. sa 80
l-r " ors'sy At .sr;rlce. IT, faai Va ~. - aiA
IS o.. ss-sons 20 Ofsrsni Isf'H.ef
u 90 r@rr ses. ol C.s.t lns".- - 20 ~
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Tragic Occurrence.
Correspondsree Of Tie Tribune.
MONROE, Orange Co, Wednesday

MONROE, Orsrge Co, Wednesday, April So
A very trsgical affair has Just occurred mile
or 10 from our village. The mother Of highly
accomplished young lady, having left her home
somewhat mysteriously. caused great distress and
anxiety on the part Of the daughter. 1t was no
ticed by her friends that the young lady was In
the deepest distress concerning the fate Of her
mother. On Saturday morning she noticed in The
Daily Tribune something concerning an unknown
lady being taken to the Asylum i" yo~' oi'y
bhe remarked 10 those near that this must be her
mother. She then left the hOuse-nighs came
but she did not return. The nextday, search %
ins made. abe was found drowned in pond a lit
tie west OF our vsge An inquest being held,
the Jury rendered verdict 10 accordance with
- E. ResooctflUv w.
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"a, mart Of nv life, instead OF being more innrm
tbs5 the former, will 6ecome-so Tar as freedom
-, ,nTariDg. and the calm enjoyment OF extef-
- life are cODcerned-my real, my younger,
xouth. And ir is this profound conviction when
Iss Induced me 20 volunteer these details, IN ths
booe n trust pure and kindly one) to induce
tbo,e VINO more or less have suffered as | have
done 70 fy 20 the same rich and bountiful resour-
ces We rsnsack the ends OF the eartn Tor drugs
and miners's-we extract orr potiOns from the
deadliest poisons-bUt around as and about u.s.
nature the great mother, proters toe dy9elsn
fourt, unsesled and accessible 20 al. " nereyer
the stream gides pure, wherever toe spring
sparkles fresh there for the vast proportion OF tne
mGlsdies which art produces natafe yleias the
beDignsDt health.
Beside this bit Of yacy autobiography from Bal.
yer. the volume contains DR.. Forbes's Essay on
the Water Cure, u hich frsts Ppesredinthe British
and Foreign Medical Review couple Of chap
tiers from Wilson's Treatise on Healthy Skin, an
abridge ment Of Sir Charles scudsmores account
Of bis Medical Visit TO Graefenberg, and sn
abridgement Of Herbert MayoS work, in which
be gives an impartial and philosophical discussion
Of the merits Of Hydropsthy. The volume closes
with well written essay by Dr.. Ho1ghton II
which .everal important principles Of Hygiene
are stated with cearness and discrimination. AS
popular u annual 90 the therapeutic reform which
has already done so much TO weaken asupersti-
tious reliance on medicines, and restore the pa
tent to the healing agencies of nature this work
may be recommended with confidence. While
it is filed with valuable suggestions ss to the
preservation Of health it's snrited and entertain
ing style is adapted to please the general reader
who looks for amusement as well as instruction
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