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Cure for Collie in Horses.

A subscriber in Stewart county, Ga.
"a. Philips, Esq.) gives us, in private
later, the following as a Cure for Collie in
Horses. He says it is . certain remedy
and as it is very simple, we advise our
readers to try it, should they have occa.
sion:
Mix equal measures of Spirits of Tur-
pentine and Whiskey in a quart b,ttle /;
dilute with water, and drench. No after
treatment is necessary. l have given this
remedy with entire success and satisfac-
ton"
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To MEND IRoS Pors AND PAxs.-A
correspondent Of the Scientific American
gives the following recipe for mending pots
and states that it is superior to any with
which he is acquainted:
Take two parts sulphur, and one part,
BY weight, Of fine black lead, and put the
sulphw iii an old iron pan, holding il over
the lire until the sulphur begins to melt,
when-tha black lead should be added.
stirred well until all is mixed and melted.
and then, IN its molten state, the compound
Is poured out on an iron plate or a smooth
stone. When il has cooled down il Is very
hard, and Is then broken In small pieces.
A quantity Of this compound is placed
upon the crack Of the iron pot to be men,
ded, and BY hot iron It can be soldered
In the same way tin smith soldiers his
sheets. II there Is small hole in the DOT
It is good plan to drive copper rivit in
IT, and then solder il over with this cement.
l know person who mended an iron Dot
hy the above plan, upwards Of twenty
years ago, and he has used It ever -; aimee.
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n L 81 CTFULLH IN
NTAH forms the inhabitants of Lam
1t caster and vicinity, that he is
iSSS prepared to repair Watches
and Clocks, containing music or without,
in the best style and most expeditions man.
ner. He has on hand large assortment Of
the finest Gold and Silver Watches, and Jew.
elry of all kinds, and Of the best quality
His stock is selected by himself with great
care, from the large and well known estab-
lishment Of Gregg, Hayden g. Co. in Char
lesion. 8. c. Every article Is warranted to
be- what IL is represented. He will mention
- few Of the articles which he his on hand
Elegant Ladies' Bracelets, Medallions, Lock.
cts. Cl.sps, Ladies' Necklaces set with real
Topaz g. Turquoise, very spendid Gold
Fob. Vest md Gu' I'd Chains A splendid
assortment Of Gold Witch Keys, Gold Pens
nd Superior ssortmcnt Of Gold Ear Rings
''".,rls, Turquoise, G. rncts, Clusters, Cornell
ions, Cameo, Mo%,ic, Opal, Lava, &c. &c.
Fancy Set Of /. dis H.ir Ornaments also
shawl Fins 4 choice selection Of Finger
-lings, with every kind Of S.t, and pliin al
% f.ng"r"m, mt nd y, edding Rims, Silver
cuit Knives. Cor |. .'lso Coral Necklaces
"i Hr c'i. * pn Culbine with gold cl sps
h nus"m" Tw"cz-rs. Tooth and Ear Picks.
n,u.hLr~ n| Sp'ct cl.s of IN descriptions
..iLr ,,"rlWrut nf Bosom Studs, pl,in
",. Itncy, Coll y .nG Sleeve Buttons, Hearts
~ r"s''- IN. tss"r;munt Of Mourning
.!r" .ch's Silver Combs, Sc. &c
~. pah'ir grnrr,ll, are invited 10 call
~" "h-ugn, his St"ra, next door /" Cataw-
T. !i"US'. ..u| IN thc COON formally occu.
""d ~ th, Post OFF,.
CHARLES SMITHS EETRhORpITA.
RN PASTE FrR RAIOB STRAPS.
rms un"pualI,.d .rtlcl, entirely supers-des
'hv use OF Hone. tIy the use Of this puste
tn tu!ir-, Rr2"r, H"u knit. l2ncct, &C.
.vil'. ln 20 f,.% seconds, receive n keen md
smooth edge Thos. " ho have tried II, I'll
ppr"rintc It's yrtm"a. and invariably speak IN
IA" hiHhvHt terms "f its astonishing effects
Pric' only rs cent. pr Box.
Hr n i,so on h nj q fine assortment Of
'nnrri"r R,2urs, um"ngst which are some Of
| ia" well known doubt. bllded French Ra-
lors which .u. ,,r' highly appreeiated, e.ch
10! 'Lr sang il ",ii used. ten yeprs with
out grinding April 2i--3mo.
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DffI yIf1U1<E 7s7fT IA IfFtIe : IHM'
- ssesbetsf }kst A~ls should have, ,pfcp<t
=, 80 lshpdatiohs and that their natuysL
yannbe properly attended to. All benI
hoases should be plastered, and a coat Of
white wash applied several times during
the season. The floor should be of hard,
well-packed earth, over which lime, ashes,
gravel and fresh earth may be occasional
ly strewn-a little coarsely powdered
charcoal would also be beneficial. In one
corner of the hen-house there should be
at all times box of full and fresh wood.
ashes for the fowls to dust themselves in,
in order to destroy the vermin that invest
them. The droppings from the roost,
mingled with the loose lime, gravel, &c,
spread over the floor, ought to be reno
yed at least once week, and carefully
stored in barrels under cover. 1t is q
most powerful and valuable manure-the
true domestic guano-and if carefully pre-
served and properly applied in the gar
deu, will 80 far toward paying the e1-
pense of keeping the fowls. Hens need
n variety Of food and constant supply Of
clean water. None of the smaller grains
come amiss to them, and to these may be
added rough rice, corn and peas. They
are, also, very fond of green food, and
should occasionally be supplied with Rt-
tuce, cabbage leaves, DC, when in confine-
ment. Scraps from the kitchen, shreds Of
fresh meat bones, DC, are much relished
by them,and may be safely given, provided
they do not contain too much salt. Sup
ply the hen-house with old mortar pulver-
lied, Stacked lime and coarse gravel, TO
enable the hens to form the shells of their
eggs provide secret nests and the newly
invented porcelain nest-eggs, and do not
allow the hens to be disturbed or interfer-
ed with, while laying or setting.
BY attending to the above hints, every
family can. have eggs and chickens in
plenty for the whole year; and Of all ami
mails domesticated for the use Of man. the
common hen is capable Of yielding the
greatest profit for a small investment and
little trouble.-C Cdltipator.
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DOUBLE NUMBERS FOR 1859.
RAHAM'S MACHINE
TON 1851

TIE 1AGAzINE on TIE uIIOHf
The New Volume Of this unriyaled and
popular Monthly commenced with the Jana.
uary number-the handsomest number eyer
published. '.r
The well establiahed character Of Grahsua,s
Magazine, ~ the leading American Monthiv.
renders it unnecessary 70 net forth In merifa
In each recurring Prospectus. Il hss lwoa
Its way, after years Of success, 20 the ffont
rank among its ravals, and IL now universally
conceded 70 be
THE BEsT AMERICAN MAGAZINE
DOUBLE NUMBERS FOR lass.
The reading matter Of Grahaaas Blseasino
for this ys,r ~ill be about double tSas of
former volumss, making book unrivAlsa
by any that has ever appssred In Americs
or Europe. Tho very best American writ
era will continne TO contribute 10 its psgeA
and the vide range Of literature Of ths cld
world Will also be brought 10 aid the wessh
and variety Of the ietssF.psess eonssass"s
the work
The original novel wnisssn -. esee
piished writer for eommences 70 49,
nay aumber, and will hs fSunl, "a n. aEss
the most entertaining oftAs aasny so,e...
BY this universally popular susAss. -
SPLENDID AND COSTLY RNG7sa
.' y WINGS.
In The depastmsas of At 0uahsn,s. ~.
azine has always beea esisbrateA. Tx
esceiIence and beauty Of fits pictoYias auu,a,.s..
mens hI surPass the usual adosDmsnts az
tne honthly Aagaxinsa. The very anssB
And most expensive efforts ofthe frsi. aStisss
OF Europe and America Rsnce a. yc,s
Every variety Of subject ,anA AZ rsViI q,
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bas all mat taste esp seegess o. eeEihl
command In the Way efelsasnee 4 40 heka1
In the yearly volames or Shis n.in.
we AJAX our Fesdsss TO take the txNIsS epr..
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the same narnbsr Of any caspsnt pef;aAiasl,
70 test the vast supsriosisy Of Graham's
Magikins In this psspeet -
The new volnme opens h q seyIb a ssas
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trHham Will continue 10 be THR "a.
tcklT OF THE PUDExC, hhsA 4. -
psetotial and litsfaly eIsAsaetor whl,e -
extilaosdinnFy increase ~ de asoSunS al
feaaing mattes win isstfss 4, a ctili Sv,Aer
snsLE Copirs D do!lufs Two eopsss -:
siys copies 10; doilhss Eigks sogasa, ak
do'laFs and TeS copies fos 80, dsIlass snl
a 2 sxfta copy 70 the pssaSn ssn6iax thN
einb OF ten suhcdbefp.
uB0aE RURArsAsxs
No. istchespvs esos< PhilsaeYaisfA,
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A sharp talking lady was reproved by
her husband, who requested her 70 keep
her tongue in her mouth. "My dear,h
responded the wife, at is against the Law
70 carry concealed weapons."-Bostos
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selertrA Durtrg..

~ One of our lady readers in the Dis
trict has sent us the following choice selec:
tons. Just hear what she says
"A man that's wise cannot rule, n
And from my heart l hate a fool; - -
To marry one that loves dram, :. 60,
l nerer will Il nerer can." ., y,
We intend to take tour through the
District shortly, and will then have an opPef-
tunity of seeing some OF our fair friends.
We wish they would write for eur paper 90
casionally; and perhaps. with . lzsf<sP
suasion, they may induce their sa!pas and
saeeethedrts to subscribe to me sLedger-
Who knows 10 the contrary
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CATkWBA HOUSE.

q teg rods South ef d. Court House)
EiI THEabove named House has u,
IN. been much enlarged and put ~
in thorough repair and furnished anew.
and Is now prepared TO accomodate Ali
those disPosed TO give II call. The sub
scriber makes no boasts but will simply
say that the Public shall be accommods-
ted in a style not excelled by any House
in the up country.
J. A. HASsELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb IL II I
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Il Fam'ty NeUspapr-Dssoted % Me
Inte.ests ef the South, Mscsilany, 40.
.yiealfure, Domestic and FOREIGN Ns,ss
VHlS PAPER Is PUBLISHED AT
II Yorkville s. C. a: ~ per annum in
advance. To Advertisers, Il presents fayo..
able inducemepts---haying an extensive cir.
cuiAtion In York District and North Caro-
Ina. J. Z. GRlST, Propietor
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DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
AtS O'Clock, p. H.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THU URspAV, 4 SATURDAY,
1t 7 o'clock, Il. N.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
SOUTHERN CQLTIVATOR .
Volume Y, For 1sS2.

Oh. DANIEL LEE, q. RzDALsD,
Editor. Assistea Editor.
THE SOUTHERN CUEITvATOR Is
! issued every month, and IL exclusively
devoted 70 Agriculture, Horticulture, F!GS.
culture, Domestic and Farm Economy. T;i.
iage and Husbandy, the Breeding and Rais-
ing Of Domestic Animals, Poultry and Pc
ana me Kspssale routine Of Southern Plant
The new volume for 1851, will Ae issusA
on u royal octave sheet of n naoe. .S;sS
Nes 1ps Ffe Pspsr and Beayf;5,, m
lustrations!. Il win contain a much 60.
amount 81 matter than heFetofore----vill dis.
cass . gsestsr variety Of topics, and win Be
u every respect tAe b.,f Agricultural psper
FRIENDS OF SOGTHERN AGRiCIJI.
TURE!!
hs she CuitiyatoS was the First Journal es.
taolished in the Cotton Growing StateA sx.
e1as'peiy devotee TO the Interested the Plan
tsr ana h's ever been an earnest and con.
~ s,sten. advocate OF those mteresfs, We con.
hdentiy hope that having fostssed and sas-
ta'ned mso nr, your cordial md generoes sdp-
Pon VIII still be continued.
Planters, FarmefA, Gardeners, Fruit Grow
era. stock Raisefa, Nassemen. and all con-
nected In any way with the Cultivation Of
tne soil, will fnd the Southern Cultiyator re-
Psete with new and yalpAhle Information and
rcnly worth ten tlmes the triafng sum ut
which y afforded.
TERMS OF THE CULTIVATION:
"a gneSopy, one year. ....el 90
50 YpP,ee, ,.,.,.....!.......
we've Ccp'fs9.... ..............i 10
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The Soil Of the South for
1852.

IN May, 1850, n number Of Planters living
l. in Georgia and Alabama. met in Colum-
bus, Ga, and formed themselves into rD Ag-
iculturnl Society. The advantages Of such
n association were at once apparent, and
with the view 10 contribute as much as pos
Sibl" to agricultural improvement, II was de-
tcrmined, q IA meeting of the Society in JAM
u.ry, 1851, to establish IN Agricultural Jour.
nal As the result Of that action,
1.-THE SOIL. OF THE SOUTH"
made its appearance in th. month Of March
last il War hailed with universal npproba-
ton, amp from thnt day to this, il has stead
Nv md rapidlv increased in circulation and
public favor At the rccent great Fair in
My.YE. Gn., IL was by unanimous vote Of
the members RECOMMENDED to the patronage
Of Southern Agriculturists, and elected TO
b. the
ORGAN OF THE SOUTHERN CEN.
TRAI. AGRICULTURAL.
II will hereafter be published under the
auspices Of that association, and will be the
medium Of communicating officially, all in
telligrnee pertaining to It's interests and OBJ
Jects, by n resolution Of the Executive Com
mittce, the publisher il authorised TO send
n copy Of the p per grdtuitousty to all Agh-
cultural Societies in the South that will send
their address tc the Office Of publication.
TERAs.--The Soil Of the South In pub
lished monthly, each number containing six
teen large and handsomely printed pages,
and is furnished to subscribers promptly and
regularly mt the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
Five copies will be sent ~ months for o..
The money must In all cases accompany
the names, or the paper will not be sent.
~ All communications must be address.
ed post paid) TO the Publisher Of the Soil
Of South, Columbus, Ga.
JAMES n. CHAMBERS,
Agricultural Editor.
CHARLES A. PEABODY,
Horticultural Editor.
WILLIAM II. CHAMBERS,
Publisher.
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SARfTINS MAGAZINE
SEO = 4 8 o =.

UNkSvAILED IN BEAUTY AND
EXCSLLENCE
Eighty Pages Of Reading Mat
q. serfR each Number, having
Sixteen Pages Of addi-
tionalreading over
and above the ,:
usual quantity given in the 90
Magazines.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS PoPU~
Il lar Periodical, encouraged 70 new exer-
tons BY the marked appreciation. bestowed
on their previous efforts, have made such ar
rangcmesks for the ensuing year, On will stiD
better enti@1e ueir Magazine to the position
already assigned Il by tho Aherican Press
In the Fronf R@sk Of Biseratsrc and AT.
THE SERIES % PRIxE AsHIctEs> COM
msncsd In the July numbef, and for,whichs
TIE sum Of One qhonssnd Uallars waspaid,-
wifi be continued In the nertVol1me.
A monthly Record will bs furnishsdi
Of the most interesting passing events, ZAP.
pertaining to Littya.ure, Science err Az
in both Hemipheses:> : also, BiogEsvhicsp
Notices Of eminent Sozsiately decssseds.
The Reviews Of now boSSks shah Dc fuls'
and impartial. Among other novel st'
fractions, We promise our suisecrbera
A HUMOROUS DEPAaTMkHT,
to consist Of Jaeetie Of every de- 'criplioh,
either original or translated from e,.te besG
foreign sources. It il frequently TIE re-
proah OF wit and humosF, that L assumes
too broad y charactef, but we ihitiAliv
pledge our readers that nothing shail
have y place In "Pucks Portfolio" that
could possibly prove exeeptionable to the
most delicate mind.
NEw REBus ILLusTa Ar,oNS n, p,o-
VERBAL PMLosoPHY, designed and en-
graved expressly for this work, Win be
published monthly, and tho original poeti-
cal and Pictorial Eniemaa, that have
proved so popular. will DO continued.
The Superb E16eiiskments in prepar.
ton tor the coming volume, alone exceed
in value the p' zee Of year'a subscriptiop
They consist Of plates executed with the
utmost care and skill, by the best Artists,
from pictures Of unQuestionable merit: and
will include faithful transcripts OF Original
Pictures by Eminent American Painter..
In addition to the line Engravines on
Steel, and the
'"'" eotes oy OdrtdtR,
there will be numerous Wood Ensravines
Of superior beauty, embracing series q
Portraits Of DistnguisAed Ame,;oan..
to accompany the biographical Sketches.
The taste and wefsilness Of the vo,k
will be further enhaaoed By original de-
signs for
Cottage and Hiila Arehiteefure,
to be furnished Monthly by The taIsp.ed
Architect and Artist, 7. Wadskier. Eso.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
will contain the moSt prompt issue Of the
Latest Fashions, Patterns for Embroidery,
Crochet Work. &c. DC, together with
descriptions Of kindred subjects appsopri-
ate 70 the Division.
A Choice Seicction Of Popular Music con.
tinued as heretofore.
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Il ISt u An + 0 US.
HORSES Il CARRIAGES
Is To Hire. ~

"NHE Subscriber can accommodate
IL. those who wish to Hire with Hor-
SEA and Buggies, or Carriages to any point
they wish tn go. Those in want Of the
above articles will please call at the Ca
tawba House or at the Lancaster Grocery
anu Provision Store, where they can be
accommodated at all times. Strangers
arriving by stage I'D be SCI: to any Poin.
fthe country they wish TO 60.
J. A. HASSELTINE.
Feh 10 tf
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8 @ rap d 9

: sf~< ia ps.
Had we never loved so wildly;
Had we never loved so blindly;
Never met, or never parted,
We had never been broken-hearted.
o, say not womnn's false and fair
That like the bee she ranges
Seeking flowers more sweet and rare,
AS tickle fancy ch; nges
o, say not woman's love is bought
With vain and empty treasure,
U, say not woman's heart is caught
BY every idle pleasure.
When her gentle bosom knows
Loves flames, it wanders never;
Deep in her heart the passion glows,
She loves, and loves forever!
will not have n mln that's poor
A man that's rich | can't endure
l do not like man that's fair
a man that's black cannot bare
A man that's wise cannot rule
And from my heart hate fool
To marry one that loves dram,
| never will never can.
All these do sincerely hate,
And yet l love the marriage state.
Love is the dearest, sweetest pleasure;
Love makes the miser yield his treasure
If your love, like ring, be free from alloy
I'll accept of your offer with gladness and
joy.
Round is the ring that has no end
So is my love for you, my friend.
The rose is red, the violets blue,
Pincks are pretty, and so are you.
As sure as grapes grow on n vine,
You are my chosen valentine.
This little love-token, dear, is for thee,
Accept it and keep it in remembrance of ME.
Let deep repentance, faith and love,
Be joined with godly fear;
And all my conversation prove,
My heart to be sincere.
My bosom care is simply this:
That all my future life be bliss.
Misses, the tale relate,
This lesson seems to carry:
Choose not alone proper mate,
But proper time to marry.
Accept this if you chose;
lfnot, hope you'!l me excuse.
When this you see, remember me,
Though many miles apart we be.
lis said that absence cOnquers love,
But oh believe it not;
Alas! I've tried lis power to prove,
But thou art not forgot.
A thousand faults in man we find
Merit in him we seldom meet
Msn is inconstant and unkind-
Man is false and indiscrete
Vain, insincere, and trihing too;
And yet the women all agree,
For want Of better-HE WILL DO.
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pErAR1s TUESDAY, THURSDAY, sATuRDAN
III 7 o'cioch, Il. M
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. ta. ONE YEAR, AND
ASthurs HcsAs Gssstts

- ONE YExY,
viii be sent TO any person or
persons on receipt.of o.. The
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Chesterfield, G. II. Hail.

DUE SATURDAY, AT 10 A. n.
DEPARTS Thursday, AT 4 A. NJ
All letters must be deposited by 8 o'clk
7. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail.
T. R. MAGILL, P. M.
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WATCHES and JEWELRY.
CHARLES SMITH,
Watch Maker and
JEWELE

RESP ECTFULLY IN
forms the inhabitants OF Lam
caster and vicinity. that he Is
prepared to repair Watches
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arh ,SI,aiI

DUE lHUESDAY, AT D Z. NJ.
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DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
1t 8 o'clock, y. NJ.

. Charlotte IGaiI
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ENLARoEnESr OF rnE MAeAzur.

ESLARcEHESr OF THE MAeAzrEE.
Each number Of the MaRaxina now con.
t'!ns eighty pages, printed SOLID, In new and
be"utiful type. which 10 equivaIent 20 One
HHndred snd Four Pages ofthe Rrst volume.
TERMS FOR 1854, PAYAnI.E IN Am,
NANCE.
One Copy one yszs. N
Two copies one year.
One copy two years.
Sot'os jug year. .10'
Zen ncoPaes 90 dofes. $50
ana an ehTa copy 10 the Pesson sending
club Of ten. Single numbers 26cts.
Small notes of the different State N.
ceived at par.
Offices. Address
JOHN SARTAIN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia.
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This little love-token, dear, is for thee,
Accept it and keep it in remembrance Of me-
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Arm .gem,en, Of the EIrlls, Aug. SO.

EONTHERN.-Aniyes from Charlottesville on the
same - as heretofore va Tue days, thursdays and
ituda'- Schedule time ol arri"al, a m Leaves on
SIR s.lya, w 1lnesdays and Fridays, at } IN.
PACKET MAII,-'Ils Pacit" brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sunosys am takes one Mon
days " ednc day md Fridays. On Monday morning,
Richmond and Northern nail i received by the Pscket
Raj ROAD MAl1-Mails are dispatched by The
Railroad daily ate 30 IN, for Forrea Depot Lbe ~
Buf1rds B ck, Salem, Re. and tor Fincase, and Tor
he prcgrnt all the watering places.
By the RAILROAD also sen, fncsdays, hu days
and Saturdays mails ior Bedford, Floyd and Franklin
LFXINGTOHAND PAfTONSfURG MAIL-Ar-
rive da y, except Sunday, at "a m
caves daily, except Sunday, al hall-pas six
FARMVILLE-A Arrives d,i1y, txcep sunday, about
lndn,gl br aging the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West Of that city. Leaves daily from
/ to - p. m , cvccpt lturday nieht
DANVIII "a Arrives az her, 'oore Tuesday, hnrs
dayt and i'urlavs. Leaves, heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesday y ard L idays, at a IN.
TEUr.fR MILLs-Arrives, as herr tofore, Mondays
and Thursday between ~ and IL Leaves about
p m, ~ eday8.
a. Mail closed ct 6 7. M.
a. On sunday morning The Office vii be kept open
for one haar aforfbe M. Il Is realy ler delivery
AZ is-dfs WI. M bLACkf ORD, T. M.
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