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For MurraV's Ferry,

WRlGIlI"S BLUFF, AND ALL THE
LANDINGS ON TIE SAN'rEE RIVER
H7&nsnz' THE Steamer. PEE DEE,
SfiagSTlfS8 will discontinue her trips to
Haas-S.7aas.E;s,he above named places, after
the lst of May, but will commence again
early in the fall, and continue to run regu-
larry throughout the season.
Due notice will be given through the
newspapers, of The time of her leaving
Charleston on her first trip up next season.
GEO. w. EASTERN, Captain.
Charleston, April II, 1852. 2O-4
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Saddle and Harness Manu-.
factory,

THE Subscriber respectfully announces
to the CT Zrns %. Camden and vicinity,
that having taken the establishment of
Mr.. 4. NJ. WrcnGrs, is prepares, To fill any
order IN the above line on raSOnablc Terms
Als" Military work of every description
made to order
All Ready made Work on hand, will c
disposed Of at Cost.
LUKE ARMSTRONG;.
n. b -Rcpairinr of all kinds done with
ncatn IS and despatch.
April 20, 1852. 26-1t
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Gall and FeO2x.

If you want good bargains in Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, Crockery, Glass Ware.
Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Boots ard Shoes, and
Fancy Goods, you viii do we'll To call and look
at the Stock Iow opened and for sale nt reiecc,i
prices in Sumtrrvillc ut llcRny d. Junes's old
standby l.. NJ. McROY.
April 10, 1852. 2G-ly.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
By w. LEWIS. Es?r., Ordinary for
S,iy D;ry,.;,J

by ~ LH - 10. 1'"H., ci"WHy JW
said Disyici.
Whereas, John Il. M;.l.aoh hath app!i, d
tn me Tor Letters ri administration on all
and singular tic goods aud cllalLius, rights
and creditors ot Daniel Mel cod, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. 10 rIlc and ail,non-
i, h all and singular, the kindred and crchi-
tors of The SAID deceased, To he and appear
before utc n; orr next Ordinarv'S Court inr
The said District, to he holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday The 23rd Of April
INST, {" s!1cw cause. II any, why the sa.d
administration should not he wrlnlcd.
Gwen under my hand and seal, This
l0ih day Of Apr.i. in the year of
t.. $. our Lord one thousand eight hun
tlrcll and tiiviwo. and IN Tic 7J.h
year OF American Independence
W. LEWIS, o. $. y.
April l3,h, 1892 % st
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H Y III EN- E AL,

MARRIED, On the 18th inst. bv the
Rev. EDWIN CATER Mr.. /. w. .JE,N.
NlNGS to Miss c. ID. SYLVESTER,
all of Sumter District
Such is life to its dreams we all submit.
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Election Of Music Teacher.

The Board nf Trustees oi the B.nhford
Springs Female Institute will elect an addition
al Music Teacher on the last Monday in this
month. Applicants will please address the
Principal ut the Institute Salary five hun
Jrc0 dollars and board.
EDWIN CATER. PRINCIPAL
z - Tri-wrckly Charleston Mercury will
copy iw" weeks and forward account.
February ,, 1852 l5-lf
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The First of the Seas,n.

THE Subscriber woud inform lie c,ii.
L zcnS OF Sun,crv'Ic aud vlc.ni,y, that
he is row receiving IL Iargc. fine. and well
selected stock OF CiOT IL S, CASSI-
MEkES. AND NESTINGS, both plan
and fancy.
ALso-a very largo and superior asso;t.
mcnt ol READY MADE CLOTHING,
cmhracin" every quality. variety and style,
bo'll for men and boys. Cali and see al
ID. J. WINN'S.
Apr Is, 1872. 25-,f
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New Snring Goods.

new supply of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING, TO which they would invite he
attention of the public. n, the same time they
would rccor mend their Stock "f Ou,iitting Ar
tIclcs, viz: Shirts, Collars, Crava,s Under.
garment. Hosiery, Gloves, Suspc,llcrs, &c.
April 20, 1852. Golf
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Charleston Market.

coTroN.-T'a demand was check
cal yesterday, owing to the adviccs by
tue 4" gees TAsg transactions were
limited 10 1000 faIcs. mt e<DmcS
ranging from Ga s l-2c. No change
i'll prices.
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kosSnth's sisters arc still in con-
llnrmemt in Austria. 1t is supposed
that the Government is ut a loss to
know what to do with the relations of
the exile. The correspondent of the
London Times, at Vienna, writes:
- ne family is in great distress, and
IL small sum- believe about El2l
having been forwarded by some
rhi!an,h.opist for their relief, the
Imperial authorities, after satisfying
themselves that it was really intended
for their support, with great readiness
consented to its being paid into the
hand OF the aged mother, who has
Il third daughter, and the thirteen
children of the two daughters who are
i'll prison, dependent on her for
their daily bread"
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SnocErNG AfrAlH.-l' North
Mi Sss>irri Mon ufthc 21th mIt. saws:
We learn that two men. Richard Puck
cit and Flick Porter, living at SCOTS
Mill, on Bear Creek, had I'M atliav ON
last Sunday. which resulted in the
death of the latter. Both were in,oxi-
Gated. and Il difficulty arose as to some
eggs which they were roasting. Pur-
ter drew knife. threatening to cut
l'uckctt, when he WAS persuaded to
give it mp, which he did saying that he
could whip him without it. He then
rubbed his fist in Puckct.'S face, WHO
had been declaring that he was not
able to fight him. Wien Puckctt. who
had, unol,scrvrd, Il hawk billed knife
in his hand, brought sweep viii, h
cut 81 cash some six inches i'm Portrr's
neck. completely Srvcring the wind
pipe. Porter lived but Il minute or
two. On Wednesday, we learn ,la,
luckcit was tried before Justices Set
Tie, Prizes; and Harrison, and was clear
cn
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THREE CENT ColNs.-'l'lc Treasurer
of the Mint, Mr. T.. Dale. gives notice
that he is prepared to exchange three
cent pieces for gold, t" all applicants
therefor. He will also deliver the
same, at the expense OF the mint, to
any party requiring at Il distance, and
who may be conveniently accessible
on the line of the expresses. Tic
coins being in parcels Of S30.S and
500, the applications should be made
for either OF those sums, or nrrltiplicS
thereof, aud payment in advance will
be required III every casc.-iSouM
Curoiiniua.
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SO. CARULlNA--Su DIST.
By ". LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
Dist, :cf

By ". LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary tor said
Dist :ci.
Whereas, w w. l"cs hath applied to
me Tor L"HcrS # idminiStrNion, on all and
singular the goods and clin.,lcs, RIGHTS aud
creditors of .. 5. Rccs, late Of the said
Dis:r;c'. drccasrd.
Those are, therefore, to cite and aduun-
i>ll ali anl singular, lie kindred and crcd;-
tors OF the said deceased, tn l.c and appear
before INC n our n,Xi Ur!innry's Court Tor
the said ID s'r!,:l, I" he holden at Sumter
Court House on Frid,y III. :}OtI, day oc
April INST, /" shcw cause, if any, why
ih' said adm uis;ra,.on sI,oull not he grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal. this
lnh day Of April in the year oi
l. s. our Lord, ono Thousand eight hun
lrei and tiliy-two, aud in the 75;h
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
April 18th, 1S32 2G--2t
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o B IT U AR Y.

Died, at his residence near Sta,cburr
on Thnrsday night, the 9Th instant, CO...
ORLANDO S. REEFS, in the 55;h year of
his age
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s@ The Washington (Gco.) Gu-
zeHe OF Friday says that the Hon.
liobcrt Ioombs and family arrived at
their residence in that place, on Satur-
day evening last. Mr.. Toombs is still
feeble from his late severe and pro-
tracted illness, but is gradually rccov-
ering his usual health and strength
lie will return to Washington City as
soon as ne is sufficiently restored to be
Dblc to resume his duties in the House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Egocflaspa,s 0.crn,:,u gsi,tcr.

IHEs" celebrated Bi,icrs prepared hy Dr. &.
vi. JACKSON, l20 Arch-s.rcct, Philadelphia :, re
performing astonishing cures throughout the
whole country. We can bear witness 10 their
curatives powers in the case ol IL friend nf ours
VIII" had the Liver Complaint. and who had
tried almost every other medicine, but without
elect. After taking few bottles of these
Biltcrs he was entirely cured. To those who
are similarly afflicted we r, commend them Ia
take the preparation, knowing that they will
care the disease spoken OF, and many Others to
which . flesh is heir to- There is n spurious
article made i'll Philadelphia. The only place
To get the gcnninr article il 40 Arch-strcet.
Philadelphia, Of Dr. G. VI. JACKSON, or his
Agents throughout the country. Nlh2-2m
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BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
English. French, Latin and Greek School
Books Also Blank Books of all sizes, and
Stationary for sale by
PERRY MOSES.
fcb. rs, lSo3 lS--.f
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STOLE House.. "adroit
thieves" carried oTa house "bodilv'
from Sport Hill, Calavcras county.
one day last week. The dimensions
m inc house were twenty by forty
icet. Ibis is tho loilicst case OF" "slob.
iiitn's we ever Heard oG.-Alta Cal
itu,nia. .''i
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Ready Made Clothing,

Will be received in n few days, a very
fine Stock of Ready Made Clothing-consisi,ng
Of every article of tSents wear, and will bo
old low, by w. J. FRANCIS,
Oppisiin +. J. & " Moses Law OHice
Sept. lJ, 1851 47n
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For Sale,

My HOUSE AND LOT in the village Of
S!inicrrillr: where now live. There ARE
Fir ~ FIVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot
Terms made easy Ia the purchasers
JAN. -, 1872. l3-if w LEWIS
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HEAD QUARTERS. }
~ h lirn'l :. e.. NJ. {

CLIFFORD. Mar Il 5, 1852
Mr. John X. Logan havin, been appointed
Sergeant Major OF lic forIy-Fourth Regiment
So. Gu. Militia, will DC obrycd and respected
nncc"rdinsly. BY order Of Col F. NJ. hIELLET.
w. Il. WILDER, Adj.
z Naichuan copy one time.
March y. lSJ2. 20-tf
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Report,

LtS poA "
j. ". SinckcH Tre1Snrcr in Account wih
Safe" Boara Commissioners of Cross
RG0dS.
1851 DIR. CR.
Oct. u. TO Reed of Chairman
of Board, J. T..
Wi,hcrspoon, Sli9 80
by James Lowry's order
on the Beard $40 90
paid vi. T.. Mnldrow
and Sons Account Is 81
Nov. 10. paid on Account OF
joel Brown 5 90
paid = T. Wilson's Acct
for Lumber 6 co
Commissions on re.
cciving SIG 50 at
| per cont 37i
Commissions on pay
ing OUT So 81 at
IL per cent ] 81
Balance on hand. be-
ing amt i'll rrras'ry 81 60
1851 li9 30 li9 81
Nov. 10. To Balance on hand
being the amount
i'll Treasury 81 GO
J. w. SrUCkEY, SEC. and Treas.
Apr. 20 1852. 2G-It.
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Rail Road Notice.
sssSssSs..s.4 esEs;ss.a.ss G1II
.-s.:Tj.;y.:. SSasTs
ENG'Rs OFFICE, VIII r Man X. X. !

ENG G'Rs OFFICE, VII. tG MAN X. X.
April r. 1852.
IN and after the Is: OF May The Freight
" oa all articles from any point on IT,.
Wilmin.ton q Manchester Rail Road to
Charleston will be poM in Charicsion, and
all articles from Charleston to points on
The Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
viii lie paid AT The point I'll delivery. and
no article will be delivered until Tie
Frcigh, is paid.
Frcights on all articles for al points on
the Sou'h Carolina Rail Road (ercen
Cha 'rsf"".) mus, l,o Pre- raid, or ,ho "rti.
cles will not be forwarded.
l.. J. FIEMlNG,
Res. Eng. w. q. ". Il. Il. Co.
.-:S Back River Waichman and Oar
linYinn Flag insert for one month
April 20, 1852. 25-5t
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Take Out Your Negroes.

Committed to the Jail on the 23rd Nav
1901 neg ro man, calling himself Isaac.
says he belongs to man in York, blythe
name name OF Luton. Also ono on 2Ist August
iS2l' says his name is Gabriel, and that he
belongs TO DR.. L. S. Wilson. /, ;l3
The owners Of the above named negroes
are hereby notified, that if the said negroes
are not taken out, and the expenses paid;
by the expiration of one year from their
lodgmen in Jail, that they will be sold as
the law directs. The former Isaac) on
The first Monday in June next; and the lat
ter (GabreD on the first Monday in Sep.
tember next. II ;E5 5fg>sssi
J. G. RHAME, s. s. d.
April Bird, 1852 24-tf
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c @ NJ NJ L r G. | A L

Latest dates from Liverpool, April 3.
Latest dates from liavrc, March 81.
Latest dates from Havana, A,ril 6.
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Notice.
Bareges and Silk Tissues.

Superior plain Baregcs and Tissues of every
color. tsM H t.
Rich and superb Paris Silk Baregcs, Figured,
Brocaded and Embroidered.
Fine quality Black Bareges and Silk Tissues.
Handsome styles of Figured and Bsocaasd
Mourning Rarcges. ..t....
The above embraces a very extensive variety
OF the latest French importation, at prices fe-
mnrkably low. w. J. jacob s. son, {y
22l King.st., (bendS
Opposite the Big Roos.
n. B,-A lot Of Black and Colored Bareges.
at II IL and l6 "a cents per yard,
April l3, 1852. 2S-tf
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Report,

IL
Col Sicphcn I"'c">fc, Ssc'ry and Ircns'r..
in 0ccoum nj h !S0lem beard RI Conn
miSSioncrS # Cross Roads
1889 DR. CR.
Nov. Is. BY Balance due Scc'ry
and Treasr., SCI 81
Jan. G. " paid Mr.. Francis for
advertising, 5 II
SalaRcc due Sec. ana Treas, SOC i6
| J. w. siTuCKEY, Secretary and Trcasu-
lJ rcr of Salem Board ni Commissioners
at Cross Roads do hereby cer,tt, that the
above is a correct cory OF the Accnun, o!
Col 5. l.ACoSTr, late Secret rrv AMI Trcasll-
rcr OF Salem Board OF Commissioners of
Cross Roads. from IL :pJrarS that this
Board is due the late :. lACosTE the sum
OF siXiy-sx 49, 100 Dollirs.
j. w. SrUCKEY. 8. B C. K.
Bshopvilc, Nov. 10, 1851. 2G-lt.
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W.GGBIMEIG
PULMONARY BALSAM.


TliE GREAT REMEnY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
L and CONStMPTION, after II trial Of twenty
nve years, stands by almost general consent. at The head
of Cough Mrdlcin... IL ~tue nnlv standard article that
has fully sustained lis cuai a. d constantly growing rep.
uiation, Tor 50 hug u period at time Many eminent
physicians do not hesitate Ia arl NON lrngr lis superior
iiy, and with entire confidence IL rec umrnd il To their
l"t'nls, as Il superior preparation, which las hc'i
found 80 be perfectly SAT-, c'hVrnitui, aud highly ci
hcaOdu> IN all disca-c. nj ihr litnat. Lungs, and Chest
One who ius used it thus -rcaks ON:
"Cii.roN PARK y y, Dec. %, 1854.
MeSsrs. Reed 4 Cutl'r,-N' ark seven ytifs ago | had
aNiul"nt attack 81 inflammation ct thtl ,uss, witch was
treated ~ nv ply sicllns wltii The mrsl pnwtrtui rene.
dies, but viii. ltilr I'll Ct. Tor HE anHt.mrnt at vinl,nI
rains about my clrsi Ny cough was almost ircossani.
accompanied with approximation Of ihe most putrid and
offensive Kind, Il pat NJ ilr time mixed with hi udbnih
nt Il dark uiuk cntur. Sryttal large ulcers broke on NV
lungs, which came near sufioraiiug me- had ronin
val night swrlis, aud WINS icluc,d almost 10 a skeleton.
NV case WIS considered inpeltss, lot only hy my phNs
icians, hn' hy at win" >aW nr. Academy hraiina nv
n nriehhut nj the Effects which IA, Vrr,inbic Puln,,fnit
7nlsnm had produced in s.iuilAr ease. I was induced
I" Try 1t. pciorr had usrI one hottie hogan to i'm
PROVE aud by IN" usc ol iunr hniilrs was rrstpt'd 10
usual health. had used Il variety Of 60 her medicines
winch gave me 10" W,'irf. n Jew weeks AGO was sim.
iiarlv atackrd. and | am now using The h ilsam with
the -nmr benricial results. rnis siain'enl is unsolicited
aud II costs Won hnihinc, but u It VIII be of amy seit ice
L. "ny one, my Object Is ,rr1r ulisi''i. gurt.1
Your, &c, WM p. AuNiN, p NJ"
Wv l., ls5i View csriid, ates, 10 almost any elieni,
mig 1t bc alirl. it d.'m"d necessary hnt ihr u o. .riufs
feel that III" article has Income 80 universally Nri
known, and II. virtues 50 generally lucknow EDGED rs
rhyrlcians and OTHERS. Is Ia make 1t unnecessary to- OF
ft, at tins iilir, further proof OF the merits uf this highly
popular article.
5J'BtNtRE nF C~pNNTFRFE1T' A>HlM IA
lions, such A. Cari"t's compound Vegetable Hnsam,
American Pulmonary Ialsim, aud oihrrs, IN pant. hear
ing til" name. Enquire for HE aiiclr by il " lulr name,
Tie "JfgtfdJie Putmosarg Boisam."
and s'r that it nas the written signature ni WV. Joss
CUTLER upon a yellow label, an the Tue wiHppofs.
Zach hotilc AMI sra! is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
B1i>am."
Prepared by REED CUTLER ( co. importers aud
NluitsHlHl 1pulNr- in Ntffetfua u lUYfs bt,ttfr IL utu1
Dye stnls. ~ India Sirtri. BOSTON. aud Sold hy Drug
slsis, Ain'lrraiirs. and Country Merchants grhcraiiv.
FOR particulars and re lamentations. see ratuphlei
accompanying each bot f. p ice 30 cents. For sale IN
hiddiciufy. by ). MOODY. .6n
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oApoNrtrnlG IN htscslaLr.,a
,i ~ W w. .1''"'cu NoiN on
''oI,,ro E |"gI, ,n5 ,s"SS 10 a., Hn AlliiciaI d.
nav Ic rcsiii" n,ssoorcI HAM V.l a luce
'1o brs, ~ ns ,Iys I",n"ci' ~ ,Iac IN ~ mucous
,,,i"ns ,,i"los 'i'IT n,"a1 III " nIcn
@,'ni rh.,ooI w., q si,o1, !" 80 NiI
on,. ~, 'nner "s,Gev nrii H.. W iIs' IN me
o." - "0"' >" tit "0il"''
w." :. IL.
.r,,n.i 1,I bis, 3 ",'T. t"I' p. leli>s on
WcIs New Yor ,,nnr AZ ,''''> "
s,s", ' w. ,c'."rii ~ "i',1'' iier' r.
MI, ~, poran '" "'7"s' "''"''''''9 IMAM
"n, TrnNfpr :, hi. ..t,.,
plI,ti,ui, IL, 'n''s, 'c "'N'Ns, on
~ .i,ninn' ou If 81 -eo1,nn', .e,'o' th"'
,ri. lni"e i n urnmtneiii '",," d. Ms
u' ,",t - - r d Fi' ~ "e'i' ana 'u-r's'alIin-
-, t','' = .te. ID Sl'''3 '""t
w.. .tui.,e, m,t w. l''l.'i
" ~ "I,ee'N'' 'I> V''"flA'"
.-I7 49, '''' "-' ieV'"'' b
,i' I'''h INe s'"'nIcl'
"I W. ,''H' ''' ""'Vn I'"fei c'Ar'cfiY
SURF ~ .r.,r ., r
II ',t'. ,''' .' 'ie '-W "> ".I''
'''' IL is" ''''.i"-
!' i"'' 30" i'i- '''. '-t' ti tht s''
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PEPSIN IN POWDER.

20 Sent by mail, free of POSTAGE.
For convenience Of scnding To all pats of tie c,un,,.
the Digestive Matter of the Persia. e. put mp IN tc ioru
ni Pow der, "lth d%uectiuu- 10 hc dissolved m Wafer M,
The patient. Thcse Poa lcfs coniain Just fic Same mn;
lera' the buitle-, aud viii hr sent hs mai, EREE az
HOSTAGE. tur ON DOLLAR srut Opn,t palt1to n,
J.. : HOUGiirON NJ. d Pal delphi a, Pa.
ohsrlVc thi-i - Every buttlr uf the genuine
PFPNlN bears the wrtton signature OF J :. llOUGu.
TON, NJ. T., solc proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Cow.
right and Trade Max secured. F
b sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine.
For sale by W. =. Russell, Middlchurv
w. S. Sprague, Nergennes; Theo a, Peek
Blu lineton a. p. Roscoe, New Have Dan.
icls and Moore, Rutland, lglv
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DAVISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CHlRN,

he tu1er Is pressed Into a thin sheet a,a,o.,
the sizes aud bottom Of the clurn. Hy ,7,n;n.
the nnk forward again, the butter i ga,Ln,'E5
~togsihet again, and the operation ofwnrki NAV
: " continued for q few minutes, tn c,crv 800
lie Of the buttermilk may be separated (yon ,Io
butter. Ibis is watranicd
Tie butt'r al this stage can he thorc, att,
washed with cold water, hy those W no wish. l.,
warm weather it can be washed in ice water.
thereby keeping it as cool aud as hard as in vim.
ter. The washing is, Of course, done by the
clurn.
Fourth, Sailing ths Euttcr. When the
butter Is gathered together a. above described,
scatter The requisite quantity If salt evenly over
it., ana by breaking aud gathering Tie butter as
above mentioned. q few times, the salt Will be
eNcnlN and thoroughly worked in.
rum, Removing the Hutter, and Clean
ing the thurn. BY NOV ng IA simple slide that
rests on The crank the daslcr comes ont entire.
leaving the greatest pos. iblc convenience for re-
moving tive butter. Replacing the dasher.a
lninlity Of water may be poured in, and aiew
r~o,n,iohs complete the washing 81 the churn.
The subs cribcr has purchased the rsc'usive
rights pf III e patentcc for the counties Of Rutland.
Addison, C!iuendcn, Franklin and Grand Isle.
lie has commenced the manufacture aud sale Of
This clnrn.
Any infringement Of the patent WILDE p,osccu-
All orders addressed c. W. Baldwin, siiddlc
bury VT. will be promptly attended to.
C.. W. BALDWIN.
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PURELY
TIE
National Life Insurance Co.
Office tate-street, Montpelier, vt.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL-~-&l00,0 900.

Oi ~ IlNN.
lr II-IIIrS Y D.MEN nrcsilnnt-

OfFlCERS.
DR.. JULIUS Y. DnWEY, President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECT ORS-Julius Y. Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;. limo =. Redfcld,
Julius Converse. Edmund Weston. Homer W
llcaton Joseph - Dantorth Jr. Albert |. Cat
lin john 4. Pssc. George w. Coilamcr, Orin
Smith. Charles Dewey.
BOARD on FINANCE Homer W
%IIratoe. Albert b.. Cat'iu Join y. Page
MEDICAL ENANlNER-Oun smith.
VI d
CONSULTING pllYSICIAN-Fvdcsict
W Adams, y. u.
SECRETARY james T. Thmsion
LIFE INSURANCE
sit Is an in.fi'ution contemplating unmiXed
good to mnukiud'
We invite the .|ttcntion Of The Public to the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
panv.
The Charter i, liberal and particularly a.
lapicd to the want, Of All who may desire 20
embrace such an Institution. ltshould be en-
hracol-
1T, BY IIu,bands andiFathcrs, to make pro.
vision after their death, for their widows and
children
"a BY tho young to provide for themselves
TO indrm age.
81, By creditors to insure The loss which the
dca'h't the debtor might occasion
an by The borrower to enable his repre-
srhtatl'es, IN case Of his death, 10 repay the
loan.
pm those WHO save alitile from thcirdailv
iabor' or yearly lae"nc, should invest it in this
'aVln-S Bank, that It nav be beypnt the reach
o' accident. AMI that the widow aud child may
receive d. .lcirown with usury" 4l1ly
$. BUSHNELL, Agent for Adiison Go
= C.P' CLNRk'N d.. Ieiical Examiaer
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

nF the WA ofl-l2-ofthe Florida and nihrf I.d,o
" Wac since l1An,-and ior the conmi ..ioned Officer.
OF Che War with Men o. who served fur one mani,
aud upwards, and have received no land--Mud fd..d
Or tioir widows or minor chlidrcn.D obtained under ina
e~ law by NOR Alto WOODMAN, 20 Railroad r,
hnH"o. hoslou. who has an agency az Washington.
u No charges un!ess successful lie has Agrnci..
II tnr We-tcu Stltcs for the selection of lands aud la
alton of wnranis, 10y personal Inspection, and pays the
ciglest cash price for lands thus located.
hOct ~, 1850. 25; ly
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II. A. SHELDON

is now receiving n reasonable assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
Drugs and Medicines, Turks Island Salt, &c.
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. 8, 1851.
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Mineral Water,

FROM THE ELGlN SfhlNOo'
Having for several years Observes oasos Of If GEN.
nrla, nEBILITY, Scrofula, Cutaneous and
b ~, diseases, | have determined to keep it
i hri s"Ie. in pint and quart bottles flesh from
To- h. Snrinrs. Ii is double the strength OF the
Saratoga Water, and costs less rN
- Give the Mineral Water of the ELGlN
SPRINGS a trial, and you will agree with me
as to its virtues. W. T.
July 18th, 1851.