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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-11

ENIIE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Tract
i. of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty
four (23i) acres, lying on both sides Of Beach
Creek, near the Columbia Road, and adjoining lands
Of Capt. r. Ward, James McCarty and others.
On the Tract is good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
okehousc, and all other necessary utbuildingr,
with an excellent well Of water
One hundred and twenty-five acres Of the above
tract are cleared-nearly all fresh land, and un-
der good fences. This Land is well adapted to the
cultivation Of Cotton, Corn and Grain
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms, he
tween now and the last Of October but If no, dis
posed Of by that time, will be sod at public outcry,
at EdgefcId Court House, on the first Monday in
November next. JOHN AMACkER.
Ridge, April Is Gm Is
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To MAKE PRESERVES KEEP-The Sc
cret of preserving them from change is to
exclude the air. The easiest way to do this
is, to brush over q sheet Of paper with the
white of an egg, and over the jar, pressing
it down around the edges while moist, and
it will cement perfectly tight. 1t is cheaper,
neater and better than sealing up the mouth
of the jar with wax or covering il with q
bladder.
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G6ab,atb Reaoing,
BUILDING ON THE SAND.

BY ELIZA COOK.
'Tis well to WOO, tits well to wed
For so the world has done
Since myrtles grew, and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have care, We young and fair
Be sure ye pledge with truth,
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth.
For, if ye give not heart for heart,
As we'll as hand for hand,
You'll find you've played the unwiso part
And "built upon the sand"
'Tis we'll to save, 'tis we'll to have
A goodly store of gold,
And hold enough Of the shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brinss;
We cannot live on yellow dust
Unmixcd with purer things.
And he who piles up wealth alone,
viii often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest, and own
IT'S "built upon the sand"
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise,
And soolhe wherc'er we cam.
Fair speech should bind the human mind
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell,
The one who pities starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend a helping hand,
For those who talk, yet fail to do,
But build upon the sand"
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wM. P. BUTLER.
E1err,r.p CHI. Sent is. is

IsL"If.I7.D % -S8sf = SPtsstC1 1O''9
Dr.R SIR: have been using one Of your Straw
tnat its advantages over uil others, arc such that
it will recommend itself to every observer. It's
adaptedness to cutting all kinds Of grain. in any
desirable length, its security to the operator, tho
minimum of power required to keep it In operation,
the dispatch with which it executes its work, comr
bined with its simplicity and durability, must mako
it invaluable to every one that may have use for
them. A. G., TEAGUE.
To WM. LEWIS ESQ.,, Hamburg, s. c..
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M. LEWIS.
oS
Hamburg, Oct. /,
CcrfifiCnfGa.

WYsoy, Pcnr.l JanunfJ 2ed 1861,
Mn. IEwrs,-Thc Patcn, Straw Cutter which Jon
invented, and are now offering to the public, is d
most excellent article and deserves public favor.
Two years SINCE I purchased one and have had
il in constant use-it has never beer nut of repair
in any respect, answering all the purposes You re-
commend it for. | most checrfully commend it to
farmers in all sections and conld not be induced to
part with the onc have without the prospect Of
obtaining another, for five times it cost.
Respectfully, Y. T. PlOLLET,
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Augusta. (Ga.) Sent l6. 1851

Mn. I.Ew,s,-Deur Sir Some time since used
one Of your Straw Cutters TO cut roots for my pre-
para,ion Of Georgia Sarsararilla Some of the roots
were very hard and tough.-l am happy to say your
Straw Cutter has far exceeded my expectations,
The public need not fear OF its getting out of order
by cutting straw or fodder, or by accidentally get.
ling hard substances in it.
Yours, respectfully, j. DENNIS.
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7. DENNIS.
EDoErlELp C. IT,, Sept. 10, 1851.

Mn. WIN. LEwls,-Sir: In your letter yen ask
how | like the Straw Cutter bought from YOU,
say it cxccls any thing Of the kind have evee
seen, and | could not be induced to psrt with it,
without the prospcc, Of getting sno;ter, fer any
common consideration.
WM. P. BUTLER,
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TESTIMONY oF THE PRESS,
~. 2 g

Dr.. ROGERS SrRrr OF LIvERwonT xNp Txa.y:
We have heard of several important tnrrs recently
effected by this excellent mediefnai PREPARATION and
in one instance HAT canc under our dissertation, We
can speak confidently. One OF our employees who
hadsdIrred setereiy from long standing cold, du.
ring the past week commenced the Of this medi.
cine, and his Cold has entirely disappeared. "sSE
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Land for Sale

rUNTE Subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
L TON on Turkey Greek. about y miles S"rth
Of Eagcticll Court House.
The Tract contains Nine hundred and fifty t95O)
acres, between 3OO and 100 acres Of which are
in woods, and about 60 acres Of low grounds.
On the premises is u large dwelling House.
Also, ncw and comfortable out Houses, good Gin
House and Stables, &c.
"A Lsu-
Another tract of Land about l-2 miles East Of the
above, containing Five hundred (jun) acres. On
this tract there arc about 50 acres cleared within
the last Is nunths-lhr balance is in woods, and
all good Cotton and Grain Land. There are come
negro houses and stables oil this tract.
G.. A. ADDISON.
April If II
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the estate Of Leroy
~ II. Mandy, decd, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment, and those having de-
mands will present them properly attestcd.
II. T. WRIGHT, Admir-.
July 3m 25
U Abbcville Banner will copy three month,
and forward account to this Office
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Extra Fine Liquors.

Extra Fine hiqu0rs.
% DoZ. John Gibson, Son & Co. old Nectar
w Whiskey,
40 Bbls his Old Eagle and superior Monon-
gahalah,
Superior Port Wine, Madaria, Cherry, Tcncritf
and Malaga Wine,
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin Cordial, Lemon
Syrup, Cherry Brandy and NIL kinds of Liquors,
usually kept in Family Grocery Stores, and will BE-
warranted genuine, and Of direct importation.
8. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, April 81 II II
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IIoUGHroN, NJ. d.. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly WONDERFUL REMEDY for Indigestion,
Bs sy cu1ns s i SSrtsR tessE"w owS
N"1rs own agent The Gastric 1 nsS ] Half ra
Pound. n ""s BEEF in about two hor Of shs .sn.eh
pEISlN i the chief clement or GIea, At piGasIiNG NJ
Purifying Preserving and Stimulating Agent Of the Stomach
and lntctnc his extracted fm The pgssys s11msfh
Of .c oE t s nus ns,1 nnS ace S 4. cSeme eon
rrs. and furnishing a COMPLETE and PERFECT SUE
STITUTE for II. .
Scientific Evidence!
ca the AErm sn9 nd M i2;spEsv EvTbFSGEs a s s
fcss Animal Chmitry: DR. Combes Physiology Dlse$
lion: Dr. Pcrrlra Food and Diet: bL. John W. Draper,
Of New York Tnivcrsiy Prof pungI~n'. rhyssoosy
together with reports Uf from all parts OF the Cnited
'''s'' NO ALCOHOL, B1rTERs Or Ac1Dsi =
snrdR a.; m DE- v LOBBYISTS BTTERs eps
and SATSEOtS DRUGS. II is extremely Agreeable ~
the tsr and may b. iakcn BY the most feshe patients who
cannot eat water cracker without aclic nsfeS' ne"e
Of drusgcl imitaonS Pclisin Is n" drug
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
Dr. IIoug,nns Pe,,s has been tested, for upward:
of two years in every large town in the CnSd sin r anu
in every Town: Numerous details Of cures, certificates 81
Physicians AMI atcn given In the Circulars furnished
| by Agents. gratis
Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.
Dr.; !Ioushons pEpSIS is prepared in Powder and ND y IN
Fluid Fon-and In Prescription walls ur the I'VE Of rhys
eas The Powder will be by Mail free OF Postage, for
one Dollar vent 10 nr. ]InughtOn, Philadelphia
Private Circulars for Physicians h. obtained Of Dr.
oughtnn hs Agents. drscbng the whole psess OF pre-
para0r and gvin:, the authorities upn which the ciams
Of this new remedy based As IL is NOT SECRET
REMEDY no objection be- raised against It's by Ply
seans in respectable standing aud regular practice Prce
| ONE DOLLAR PER bottle.
Observe This.
| Every Bottle Of GENUINE PEpSlS bcars The written
signature j. =. IInughon NJ d. soe proprietor, Phlade-
| Iha. Pa C.pyrgh and Trade Mark secured. =,
| s1-sod by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
s47- Sold, also by G. L PENN Edgeacld c. H.; WARD
LAW 4 LYON, Abhevillc C H.: PRATT &JAMEs, New
berry. and A. J. CREIGHTON Hamburg, sc.
T,trD 1y
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mu1T1yAT1oN OF MADDER.

The cultivation of madder is now engag..
ing the attention of agriculturalists and
scientific men. 1t has been abundantlly
manifested, that the article can be grown IN
the country proftably, and by devoting at
tention to it, three-fold good will be accom-.
plished. A new crop will be added to those
now raised, the price Of the article will De
cheapened to manufacturers, and we shall
no longer be obliged to depend upon foreign
production for supply. In Newcastle,
Delaware, a farmer has ITO acres in mad
der; and gentleman in Herkimer county
has for several years Supported himself on
the product of an acre of land planted with
this article.
A variety of crops Is desirable on the
part of the farmer, as thereby the capacity
of his farm is more fully exercised, the crops
made better by alternating, and the neces,
sity of reliance upon single cereal or root
crop obviated. The cultivation of willow,
madder, &C., will engage the attention OF
farmers more than they now do, and we
shall drive out the exported article from tho
home markets.-Rochester Democrat.
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LEWIS, STRAW CUTTER.

THE Undersigned takes this opportunity Of sta
i ting to the public that he will have another
lot Of his Machines ready for market. in the course
of few days. Persons wanting these Machines
will do we'll to send in their orders early as to
ensure their bving filled.
lie refer. 10 the f,llowing Certificates, of the
many which hc bas received, for additional tes,-
mony in their favor.
NM. LEWIS.
Hamburg, Oct. /, II 81
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DR.. DENNIS'S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,

FOR
Jaundiee, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetitr, Constipation Of the Borels, Piles,
caused by Costireness, Pain in the Borels, or
Rheumatism caused BY the use o. Mercury,
Syphiiis, Scmiuia. Boils, Ulcers, Sc
ryNiiiS PREPARATlON is made as pure as possi-
bic. lis bitter taste. and beneficial effects in
DISEASES of the Liver and diseases arising lsonan I'M
pure state of the Blood, prove it TO he the
PUREST AND NOST USEFUL
prcparation of Snrsnpara that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations o..
Sarsaparilla will find. by the taste and effect that
there is more Sarsnparla in one bottle of DR.. DEN
MIS- prcparation than in half dozen bottles ~ 1t Is
generally made ,h.
It's Alternative and mildly purgntive effects upon Ilie
bpwels. make IL not only good substitute Tor icr-
cury bnt useful in removing all diseases arising from
tho impr,rIent use of Mercury.
tSs Prepared only by DENNIS, NJ. D., Angus
to, Georgia. MI,
C.. H.: F. NJ. COHEN and CAREY CoUTURIER,
Charleston; BoATwRIGHr & MIoT and F. Curtis,
Columbia 4. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; WV. +.
TuTT, D. B. PLUME, HAvILAND e. RIsLEY, W. F.
& j. TURPIy w. X. KITCHEN, BARRETT d. CAR.
TER. Augusta, Geo, and by Druggists generally.
PriceSSl per bottle; 6 bottle for SIS.
rH Remember to ask for DENNIS GEORGIA
June &c. 1851 If %
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Notice..

4 IL Persons indebted to the estate Of Oliver
N Towlcs, are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly ai,cscd.
Il. NJ. SCURRY, Administrator.
Oo+ &c
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II Office.

4 II. those Indebted to the estate Of Charles
I n j.. Logan, decd, are required t" make pay
mcnt. and those having demands TO present them
properly aticstcd
~. W. LILIES,
A. MIX. Ad'rs.
T. P. HOLLOWAY.
Feb 10 lin 5
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WATER MELON BUrTER-A correspon.
dent of the Prairie Farmer, presents the fol-
lowing method of using water melons:
"I endeavor every year to raise good
watermelon patch. They are healthy
and delightful fruit, | think. cultivate the
ice rind variety; plant early in May, and
again towards the close Of the mouth, so
that they may come in succession. When
they commence ripening we commence eat
ing, and use them freely during the hot
weather. When the weather becomes cool
in September, we haul quantity of them
to the house, split them open with spoon,
scrape out the pulps into cullender, and
strain the water into vessels. We boil it in
an iron vessel down to syrup, then put in
apples or peaches, like making apple butter,
aud boil slowly, until the fruit is well cook
ed, then spice to taste, and you have some.
thing that most of people will prefer to ap.
pie butter, or any kind Of preserves. Or
the syrup may be boiled without fruit down
to molasses, which will be found to be as
fine as the best sugar house molasses. We
have made of fall as much rs ten gallons
Of the apple butter, if may so cal it, and
molasses, which has kept until may i'll fine
condition."
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VALUABLE REcE1rr.-Takc plaster and
soak it in a saturated solution of alumni,
then bake the two in an oven the same
as gypsum is baked to make it plaster OF
Paris after which they are ground to powder.
1t is then used as wanted, being mixed up
with water like plaster and applied. 1t sets
into very hard composition, capable OF
taking very high polish. 1t may be mixed
with various colorng minerals to produce a
cement of any color capable Of initiating
mnrhln
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COOP SESsE.-Esrmers ought to husband
their land as well as their time, and if any,
thing the first is more important than the
last We OF the South have been too pro-
digal in this respect, and the consequence is,
that yearly acre upon acre is worn out and
thrown aside, until we begin to see through
our wood lands and find them running short
The only suggestion we can make is, to
clover half your cleared land and manure
and work and live off the othc. till the
cleared lands are brought back to a fitness
for culture again. IL we do not begin pref
ty soon to renovate our old dry fields, we
will have little else but dry fields to raise
our cotton and grain upon. We want a
good deal more Of the Northern system of
working lands infused among our farming
communities-Knoxville Plcbian.
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DEATH OF THE RIGHrEoUs.-l met on
the sea shore, says the eastern poet SadI' a
pious man, who had been attacked by q
tiger, and was horribly mutilated. He was
dying and suffering dreadful agonles--
Nevertheless his features were calm and Sc
rene, and his physical pain seemed to be
vanquished by the purity of his SOUL
Great Godw said he, thank thee that
am only suffering from the fangs of this
tieer. and not from remorse."
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Hamburg, A
Notice |!

TNIIE Subscriber intending to make an alteration
i in his business, notifies all persons indebted to
him either by note or account 10 settle the same
by the first of July next.
Thankful to his friends for their very liberal pat
ronage, he invites the attention of the public to his
well selected Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he intends selling ut the very lowest prices,
for CASH ONLY!
gfsz ~. 8. E. BOWERS.
Hamburg, May 10 II II
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ALONE, YET Nor ALoNE.-How many
conflicts and burdens, with all our instInc'
tive yearning for aid, must we encounter
alone. The friend who was nearest to you
faints, falls, is gone; and you are alone.
The expected support of your age the prlde
of your paterna hearl uas leaves 'Ja tbs % shadows
lencthening and darkening around you, sad
YOU are alone. The guide of your youth,
perhaps, just as you begin to feel how much
Won need his ceunsels and his aid, is gone
and you are alone--alone amid the growing i!
fascinations and thickening dangers Of life.
Oh, to have better friend, friend who
will never leave you nor forsake you. Oh
the comfort of resting on God in bereave,
ment, and conversing with him as Friend
and Father-as all in all to you for ever
How is the loneliness of bereavement bright
ened when you can say, "And yet nm
not alone, because the Father is with me-"
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DIR. A. G. TEAGUE,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist,
rVNAKES this method of returning his tIiarks to
Il his friends and patrons, for the patronage he
has received in the sale Of Drugs, Medicines. &c.
IIris now receiving all addition to his already cx-
tcrsiyc Stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye S,ufs Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty
Physicians Shop Furniture, &c.
THE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES,
for Medicinal purposes,
Fine Cigars and Tobacco,
PERFUMERI
OF his own and Northern make.
French Extracts, &c, DC.
Paint, Hair, Hat, Shoe and Tanners Brushes
Tinctures & Medicinal Compounds,
made under his own supervision in strict
accordance with the L. S. Disp'ry.
The most Reputable NostrU'ns,
All Of which he will srll at prices that will compare
ravnrably with any Southern market. Those visit
ing To purchase articles IN his lirr will ii" well t"
call and examine his S;nrk and prices.
Elgcti"ll &. H.. Jan q, If
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A SISTERS VALUE.-Have you sister!
Then love and cherish her with all that pure
and holy friendship, which renders a brother
so worthy and noble. Learn to appreciate
her sweet influence, as portrayed in the fol-
lowing words:
He who has never known sisters kind
minstra,ion, nor felt his heart warming be-
meath her enduring smile end love-beaming
eye, has been unfortunate indeed. 1t is not
to be wondered at, if the fountain of pure
feeling flow in his bosom but shuggshly, or
if the gentle emotions of his nature be lost
in the sterner attributes of mankind.
"That man has grown up among affec-
tionate sisters" once heard lady OF much
observation and experience remark.
"Ard why do you think So" said
because of the rich development of all
the tender feelings Of the heart"
A sisters influence is felt in manhoods
riper years; and the heart Of him who has
grown cold in chilly contact with the world
will warm and thrill with pure enjoyment as
some accident awakens within him the soft
tones, the glad melodies of his sisters voice;
and he will turn from purposes which
Warped and false philosophy had reasoned
into expediency, and even weep for the gen.
tie Influence which moved him in earlier
years.
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GvE your heart to your Creator, and
.your aims to tile poor.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUUEpf

Tny ~ book un-,s Dr. A. NJ M,urc. iao tihrr'y IT..
y. Y, the lie psSe. aud The cntry in rrks ohce
the hack ofIhc title rSsr herein and hny only
ofrrrre,nbr a.d dealers. ,end by mail aada I'D
dre.s to Dr. 4. VI. Manrrr.n.
Full rifle page with ron.nts Together with few pages
treating important Subjects m,i.d frm," will
seat irec enclosing Letter stamp IN
= prr,,id iet.rr, addressed 4, heFein.
IRON receipt OF FIFTY Cents, 'or Ono
DoiInr for the fine Edition rvfrn biudlnE.)
"THE MARRIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION 10 sent (maII,d
fr..l 10 my part Of the United States. All
letters nInst he pOsf-rnid. md ndtIrcssrd to
DIR. 4. NJ. MhURICEAU. ISox Is24. New
York city Publishing Office, No. i29 Liberty
Nrcct. NrSr York.
2T?,ro7 snic in this plarc nj the Drug Store of Di
\. Il. rEAGvE. Price only Fifty Cent?.
July IL 1872 6m p
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Edgeield Male Academy.
TEACHER WANTED

TEACHER WANTED.
A TEACHER ls wanted to take charge of the
IA Edgc6cld Male Academy. The applicant
must be TEACHER by PROFESSION; one
who has experience in his business and amply quail
flied for preparing young men for the South Carroll
III College. To a man Of suitable qualifications,
the place offers many inducements.
Address the Trustees.
N. l.. GRIFFIN, =
JOHN LIPSCOME.
JOHN BAU&kETT,
Il. T. MINIS.
Nov % r 45
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office.


AUm NOtaCC'
A IL Persons indebted to the estate of VIM. IT,
~ Hall. decd, are requested to make payment
and those having demands against the same t" pre-
sent them properly a,cs,ed to the subscriber.
VIM. j. WALKER, Admir-
May 6 GIN ID
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CAMDID ES.
For the State Legislature.

JOHN CIEATITAM,
JOSEPH ABNEY.
JAMES CAMERON,
II. w. CARNlLE,
MATT GRAY,
WILEY HARRISON,
S. CHRISTIE,
S. S. TOMPkINS,
GEORGE w. LANDRUM,
JOHN K. WEVER,
J. G., ALLEN,
TILLMAN WATSON,
J. p. CARROLL,
w. S. MOBLEi,
A. J. HAMMOND,
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FACTS FOB FARMERS.

It is an error to plant seeds from State
further South. In cold season only the
seed from colder climate will ripen well.
Never keep your cattle short few far.
mers can afford it. If you stsrve them they
will starve you.
1t will not do to hoe great field for a
crop, or to NOW twenty acres for five loads
of hay. Enrich the land and it will pay
you for it. Better farm thirty acres well,
than fifty acres by halves.
In dry weather dig for water on the brow
Of hill, springs are more frequently near
the surface on height than in valley.
The foot of the owner is the best manure
for the land.
Cut bushes that you wish to destroy, in
the summer, and with a sharp instrument,
they will bleed freely and die.
Accounts should be kept, detailing the
expenses and product of esch field.
When an implement is no longer wanted
for the season, lay it carefully aside, but
first let it be we'll cleaned.
Obtain good seed, prepare your ground
we'll, SOW early, aud pay very little atten.
ton to the moon.
Cultivate your own heart Alright; remem.
Der that whatsoever man soweth, that
shall he also reap.
Do not begin farming by building an ex-
tensive house, nor spacious barn, till you
have something to store in it.
Keep notes OF remarkable events on your
farm.
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New Spring Goods for so.

New Spring Goods for '52.
A my Store, near the Court House, have
~ just opened COMPLETE and general Stuck
Of all the
Varieties of the Season,
which respectfully invite the trading community to
call and examine.
would particularly invite the attention Of the La
dies TO my rich selection Of
i'm Collars, Chcmi.
Zetts, UumdersIeeves, Capcs,
and Mamtillas,
And to my splendid Stock in Printed
LAWNS, SWISSES, JACONETS. PLAIN
AND FANCY BAREGES,
And to a very beautiful lot OF
Embroidered Muslin and Silk Evening
Dresses.
Prices Ton credit until the FIRST of January, to
responsible and punctual buyers) to suit the times.
liberal distinction made with persons buying for
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