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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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M1n N# oNuotElpNf hnn IaDl pM1-
 chAssd h New xoFk . large ns. soltmenl of Hats. Capa. chiI.
 afen's Beaver nais, aad every ltins aauslly eallnd ihg h hla -ss lhs ls- tea HnfinR faslM Hn woala lnslla nll ln Nanl el nfllllQs ln his weF e rive hlsa call e hls elt eIend three dools sect pf tke cDull H0u45. sl lisis of sny quallay. alse and pslss Iaml1h. at ai ehufl Nbliee. gsNffs litge Cash pal1 9bs EsHe.
 Hllnkas JACKSON. klllAsoI6, March @ isss. ,5FTi
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

A large assortment or Classical, ThenIoRi. cal, Miscellaneous. Medical and SCHOOL. BOOKS. American, English, and French Stationery, at wholesale or retail. BLANK BOOKS of eve,y description on hand or made to order.
 tP Old Books fc. bound, in plain or eie. eani style. Merchanis, School Committees, Teachers, &c., supplied on the most liberal terms. Ljuly 6, ls53-9
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
THE BEST AssoRTMENr OF
ln Lilel. lGelk Comm.

kn Litehfsla coanty. BOTH Cook and Paflor, can he scen at inc shop of the subscriber and can be bought for cash, erceedingty lssO. Y H v
 Also, great variety ef Tin. Japanned. aad Bfisannla Ware Furnaces Cauldfon Keitles. Cisiern Pumps. Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Rams. Ena,neied Kettles, ta most desirabls arliele tor every honsekeepeF.) together with a large varlely or Housekeeping Articles.
 Old Iron, Brass. Copper and Rags taken in exchange. '. W CONE
 am also agent for Norfolk and Ca. Daan Tor the gale of Otis Patent Insulated Lightning Rcds.
 Norfolk, 1853. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
3.ouMg . < IAMD $, !.

RYa lAie Aei q Congress ihe lvI5ows and 44 mfiiht children of nflieefs, non enmmis- of the Iasian wans since is00s aEs entitied io Eve yesEs halt pay. ffiM aA fstisa
 The Wislaws ef hii revolutionary pspsions sgs lhaegh married since leo9 gre entitled Co penniahs. My terms fer psoeuEing psnsions are liberal. aud my faciliiies such as e gunsH anieo snetess. wonid invite aIl peIsons who may have cikims ph the Gosernment fo give ne call. All advice free eI ehaFas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

Dis:liet sf Canaan. q. Probass Court, 0clobsr ETPON shs application ol Amos PisseS af said
 Canaan, shoying 70 ihis CeuFt shal no is Guardien to Sarah N Ev;tls, ' minor. belonains 70 said dsirieE and thsl s4id minor is the oss.ss ol the following rsai eslate viz :a certain tract Of land situate in tho second society in snil Ca. s.aan, bounded north " land of AmafilIfs Eviiss south by land of Sophia Evisls easl by laIds oi Chagles katneA and Mest ky lands of Dchnis keed g aSa i2s mose psisicpleF descrip,iel q ian eE aho ez1aae nf Oliver Evisis, n yeceri x. ths Psohate 0Iee for tke disssiot If Shasou. -. tanng aboas so eefes, aud valued at ahSrs IT. hgndrad dul!ars. and showing iusf ana -. shle eanse tor selling said real eslese: prsv;ss. InF an osders and thal he q some oshsS I...s peseon bc empowered to coll lhe san,e. X VT. sss sppa,esas,,on ea h!ss dated tho slih dsy oi Oclo. oe:s t1o4 more mliy appears. \ uRnznEs- Ihas she Inrssoink anpl;ea,ioa hs heard at the Rsobqse OfIsce, Hs sGaSsan' N ,ss Sist day ol December Ie5a al oscloek. M - noon; md thes noiics thereof hs pnsI;sksi \. e9sss pubic newsp1pef near the place sskss~s Ii ssleh fea! estate Hoe, lhree weeks ssccess;vsis, ~ ssas: s,x .eehs before said time assiened.
 MILES N. GRANGER l,S..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
IT. sEe ssss dt tke Okd Sf0nd

sa HAVING procured an assistani Y a Matchmaker and Jewelsr, will s eenslnpel do any and all kinda si watch FepaiFine and watch jewelinE that may be iMlspslsd q C his cases le he best man. ner and on ieasopehi strEms no pains willhe spared to give eptistseiirn foevery casiosnel
 Thank su Tor past tavpJs e hswanld soiieitths eontinpanee af The pablic nallonaKe. xls1f choice. zss0Flmeslt oi WaIches. yewszsysnf silver Ware st iow psiresfer cash. ss " <
 Litchfisla. May is5a. ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

Fa 0A-%t f---fij4 ELIHU CHEER, 10 State Et., Hartford, Conn. a 1TsHE Store of the Subscriber win be weekly
 replenished with NEw Go0Ds, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all the principal American manufacturers. Among bis extensive assortment may be found all kinds of ..5. .s l.sa. Lester. Cap, Drascing, Note and faMry RaPeSsJ Wkise, BaF 4 Enamsisd EarelcpesS pa6;sr Maehe, Rosepood, 1fakogaay9 q Leather H5Ifiag Dssks, Work BOres, 8cs Clotk, Leather and Papir Aiacks Potg6loa From s7k cts. b $500 sach; s.ss s.is All stylss of Gard Cases and Porte Monnaiss
 Walleis and Pockst Boaks;
 Stsel, .sSssiik and Kssd Puses; Bantus' Cases, Lubis's CsIebrated Genuine Per fidaess x
 FariinG's Uar;yalea Colcgas; Bridal, GHEoue S Hamdkerchief Pegfamed Bozes, B.sizdsag Blocks, Wood Alpkabas:
 Hslca, E1os 7fa and India Rss56er Toys;
 Peasl z Tory Ia6lsfs; \. Cryiag Babies; China, War and Ru5ber Dozs;
 Games too numerous to nentioRs sgs Magaets, Masks, s. Magic Lantens; Hav, CJoth, Hut, Tooth, Nal z Lather Bssshes, < GtatIemsa's Dressing Gases; ShA and Horn Dressing Combs; Irosy Combs;
 Ladies' Companions, Spool Stands;
 All Kinds Rsbbsy Balis; Vssta Lighss; Ha1aon;caas, PicEvicks, Sand 1;sys, Tea Bslls, Opau Closes, 1Silst q ISuuslag Giasses; Therm0metas and Basomslsys; Tool Popdsr, Hair Oils, TsoiIst sShaping Ssaps, Ckesaaes, Domiuoes, Back GdlIIlnon Boards, N
 Chessboardss Dice; Checkers; Seping Birds, sir kinds, .iozs S7 k b 62l cents l; .s PenkniUes, Scissors md Shsasy '
 4 spiuiid assortment Of
 Gold Pens. U. Gold and ssS;iipsr cdsss, S Stssl Pens, Fyey 'Styles; Pen Mos and Q.igs 1;
 Leitr Saals or Stamps, an s.yles; <. Ths best of War, scarraaied Q burn ice Watr CslOrs, from 6 ceats to s4.O0 per 6or <
 Eancy Paper and Glass Boxes N 1Iaaspareat, Porcslaiin and Papr SIafes " 4 larys assortment ef vSsitingS Wsddiag Cnds:
 Stationery Articles ip general; ,; v rs Eosry kind of Legdl s: Probate Blanks; Wedding Stationery and FEIsinsa bes, qualities;
 Patent Blot Pads; Diaries;
 Ledgsrs Ldy q Cash Bcoss ,JoasaaIs, SS'c.g G Blaak Notes, Draas, Orders, Due Bills. S,c. S,c,
 Leiter Copying Presses, Books 3. I,k Mathematical Inssnsmeais; Blotsing Rape1s ,; sPapss Eolasfs utld Paper I1sighis; Erassrs Newspaper Files and Ipirss '7 -ss 1iaazh Gias Z 1laezage; IadsliBls Lks, Biack, Due, Red q T;oiet Lsks; Inkstaads, cf One Handed dii6iTeas vwisties Arx of t,e above described articles can be foun, in greater .profaaion and variety than elsewher Sfalyew England, besides cther articles too nurnei ous to mention. Call and see for yourself. The VIII be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole salc orlrotaiL u- ParticuIaf attention given | tho FArEn md EsvHroPE TnADE, Ut 10 SrA1. SrREEr HARrronD, Crs by ELIHU GEER HD Every kind and style of JoB, CARL and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEw TrPE and MACHINERY are being made this year, to the already most extenaiye Printing Establishment of
 ELIHU GEERs 10 STATE ST <. TTaugatac Railroa oad. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
1scentieth .Annual Report of fhe
 LITCHFIELD MUTUAL Fta'e Asesegl.esssce COass2sNssaJ


 JULY 4sh, 1888. " Whole amount of Cash Psemiums
 received, 22.6i4. .2O Whole amount of iossssand expen.
 ses oi the Company. 1o,23f.i4 Cash Balance now 0n hand, 4.5B3.e7 Increase of cash on hand ever last year, l,a7a.O4 Present Capital or Fund of the
 Company 90.l30.36 This company has TOW been in successlul operation 20 yeags, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members Of me c0mpany and has ai thls time . cash Fund of 04,7B3,9zs eafeiy invested and drawing interest, the amount of iserest received and from the public favor every where hest0w cd nkon l. has within the last two years increased its cash fund from 92. l27 ~ to A4, ,7S3 97.
 The Directors of this company are confident that the planof InsuFaRce adopted by them will meet with hearty response from ali intelligent This company insure 0nly in this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops, etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but confne their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings. and their contenis-O which not more than 5000 will b. insured on Ti,is company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberaliiy, and # 1t any time difference should arise between the parties, all such difference will be edinsted by indifferent persons in the county, each party eeiect;nS one. and ia case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen. and the award of alL or any two ofthem. shall De final and conclusive. ONScea.s Of che Company. J. c. BECKWITH. President, OLIVER G0ODEYlyNf, Tyeaswtfs, JASON WHITING, .SecretGyv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
faugattac Railroasls z
sEaN xixranysvseat coRps<aeing AIoy. 1858
vnAlNs our or BRaDarroRr.

AN9 ~i*f M M III ~Ss t 1858 vAAlHs OUT or BsaD6rronr.! #2ss 8
 FIRST Escsght Tain leayss Bridneners lDs Wsesled at s 60 A. MI cap pnees m rs.s N Slratfssd with ihs $ 70 A. M, Tain from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport f0r Waterbury at g l5 A. Ai. XVI
 FiFss PHssengsr Train leaves Bridgeport for Minated, at 10 33 A ,. Ai., or o,, rsival ,f The 8 A. M. Express Train from New York connecsiag at sas Junction with the 10 IS A. M. TFain from Nem daven. N N N f x T'llird Eseigh .rsain will leave Bsidsepor, GoF Waterbury, af 4.aO PI M.
 6ecoad Eassenser Train kaves Bsidsc- Sport isr iRiasted n 2 P. M, ,oro on tlls ar. \ nsqi ii tlss ;Q0Ps M. Express Tain frou. New Yptk connecting at lhe Junciion win eti,ess Sv P ~. Train from New Haven. al xAAlks INTO s9tneERoRr.
 karsl RassengsF TrSin leaves Waierhary stef biidaep0yi n : 60 \. M ' connectirs aa ahr ss9phs.s5n win Gstain 70 New Haven, ana et l HfiassPess wish ne 7ssl "A. M. Tain ios
 Ssssnj PasssaksE Tsasn ieaxk. ,y,n,..a ! NlI A5 M., eonneeiing at ihe 3anesio. ! with Train tp New Haven. and as Bsi;iee.a RQrl Mils lhA 70 1l A M .Trnin 10 Nsw Y.,.hs
 Esfst Freight Train will leave Wasesb,,rs tog 1Fidllepoll al 4s p Ai.
 IhiE5 Ba<seaeef Ffain lesves SVi.sied |, I.19 ' M MSonnecfiaG at the Jnnciian wi,h \ Xsaia tp Nsw Haven. Anll at BFidsepsfi wilh she z8 r M Ysain is New Yask.
 neseea Ffsishs Train ltisss AvihsIed'Ss ..' \ es..::sssst s. c.,Ssla a Y ssssAss . sssA
 Sexhe t.kxs.
 1faA.zx's Stage from sNoodhnr,. ssalA. 1 kRFy. EaHihfor9, and 0&fasd, w.il eanaeci al | &egn1pax HNWphFtv Ktills) Milh ih6 a AZ MI xsai1 down. zsHFHips, iesses every 5aY on i the AsiireI q ,I= ze 47 pH Hs1inYfsaB Brsdxe. l Ssysl sS 1,,issl q 'zs io sG X ~ M ffs's. N
 NSSe'I1 fftf@ 5k1sa W1i6fioHt. HI con- nee, ek 54e|tit1{f kxb$y 5ug N;is fh6 co i A M fEeie dena. 2sia1aies n asrival uf thel lf s3 AM 4z&iM fs4A Nfi66t3Hsi. kna | ep YeiNsf4ys if44 EE& 2 x3 N M If4Ea.
 <sae's H|.NF iEs.a Etthz<|1 viii ehnnrrl e' tI.za..,a R.4i's6 rilh 1tih pafzssx6, 4le|He e<<A NRx
 ~ N'RHs M HischHoek ar|l'S rais,ss.k tit9t 24 NHr' se4.1n. Asll llSHn VIna|ri 1I4.1 *Ef 10 R.isssI pI il6 hI.61 rnSa-r';.', fs'N 'Ek4'1R Ie |I|r 4s A q T'isis ,'.sr
 II'Nl& &|i An Na4 |1illna se neusi t,
 RksH |E'|ts '2f N1& Ktsk, N6n a1.
 0|t5 6t1b' Sspt'|als.ss... z I 3&Is rsf H l~&1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
"A & 5 Ua9tOn

Continue 10 built Church anc PArlor Organs which fhey can fasnish to Soeieties os to ia. dividnale pm reasonable notice and of any sixo or pAitefn. 8s s B Also. Mslodeons wilk sIl the late improve. mengs, which fof richness of tono aud durahil ity are very much impreysG. Having every faeiliiy Fer manulactusia9 so the best adpas si- iage, Aiih experienced and skillfni woskmsn 10 all bFanrhes of ihe business, ws afs conI;- dent ikat we can satisiy all loyers of eoos music, and most respectfully invite ail who lIo. sire 10 purchase to call and examine io, them. ssixee. ts ' st
 fasens--M Meiadeen slyle from e4s io s7s.a Plane style. an elegant article of lasnilass eioo
 A&J DAYTON.
 yFsisottyll's. April Aih. lss2. ,...'.A
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
1000 Book Aeents Wanted 1O sell Pietoriai and Useful Wo,ks for erw the Fear 1854. g, 1000 Dollars Year iss ss.

NTANTED, "a eveFy section of the United w States, active and enlerprsinR men. to engage in the sale Of some of the best BDuke publislsed in the c0antry. Tsmen of good ad- dresss possessing smali capital Of from 02s lj vl0n such indncements will Dc 0tiaFed assto en! able theM t0 make from @ 10 @S asday pro6t. /. &9 The Rocks published by us are alI reslul in the!f character, extremely popular, and eo \. uland large sales wherever they aro olIeved. s1f Fur further particulars, address. fposiaae uaid.
 ROBERT SEAL RS, PonfrsIlrs. 3
 l01 William Skreek, Mew Kofk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
iisiss N, GRANcEia ludes..
KQok Here

A s KsQDE &Ke1se 2 ' | - A m0ND shs seM Dlsss coods Isr sals ss q
 Brad lords Uheap store. 70 WolcoiiHl.ie. aolico ii.c loli6Riar:
 sg9e yaeo of Nsfsize!ck And other Saliooss. { e ee5aiiiN! uaA dotnines st g1p H'4eh4I N.4Gk ailkg, oil.aeiiSa I0 slfife4 FkHagh p0t|Ins w
 p Eteneh u1llnoo1 egp hlank n1f ralero1 Nlnnaocna. art eIelha canton rlsihs kas elrsp IT eash St Ss HHseer. sfA As ~, NRADfOnh.
 @nknxh naAa AIQHnaees AVE gatHlsta ln Hs.sp. to malles l vca
 enn evY eI Is el e'a rfil1ei WS ho6oSi ,es %se kus 'g~' !. sEa .. 2. ss R'...' Aeok btl6n Wslsslsla, e... Iblk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
ND19seceO9.e.

Nj D49eGeO9.&.
 ]. c. BECKMITH, "A g LEWIS JASON WHTTINGt D. C. WHlTTLESEY OLIVER ts0ODWINt DAVlDC. SANFORD D SETH P. BEERS, ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 STEPHEN TR0WBRlDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Halminion,
 . s. General Agent.
 AGENTS or THE COMPANY. { Leman w. Cutler, Waiesiown Daniel B. Brins,nade, Washngtnn David c. Sanfcrd, New Milford !. Rufus Fsller, Jr, Kent Rich ard Smith, Sharon Frederick Kellogg. Corn wall; Joseph !. Gaylord. Goshen William M. Bursall, CAnaan; Donald '. Warncr. Sal isbnry s. D. Northway, and John Dewe!l. Norfolk Roger Fl. Mills. New Hartford 1; George b. Wadhams. Toningion; Lrwis Smnk, TIarwintoh; John c. Ausbier. Be,hlsm; John Abesneiiy and George 3. Forest. Wood- bury; David c. Whiisleseg. New Presiop i; Reuben Rockwell, Celebrook; John Hins. daIe, Winsicd John N. Hal, New Canaan l; E. Talusadge, Plymoath.
 Perscns wishing to get their buildings in. spred eaa apply sO either of ihs Agenls. CT to J 0. BEcKwITH. President. JAseM WHsglne, Secretary. Lilchfel5, July 1858.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-02-16
Boys, Read This.

The Professor Stuart was a farmers son
ana until the age of fourteen intended to
lead farmers life. His early age was ag-
ricultural. At the age of four, it is said, he
read book of ballads, which developed =
lifelong passion for the creations of imapi-
native genius at the age of twelve he read
with absorbing interest, Edwards on the
WILL" and at the age offourteen commenced
hitting for College. In one evening, he learn
cd the four conjugations of Latin verbs, in
another the sixty rules Of Syntax, and in
three days was master of the grammar. He
graduated in 1904 favorite pupil of Pres
ident Dwight. His printed volumes are not
Tess than twenty, and his reviews and essays
hll more than two thousand octave pages.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-02-16
HOBENS1CR'S LIVER PILLS

No part Of the system is more liable &c
disease than the LIVER, it serving as q
tltcrer to purify the blood or giving the
proper secretion to the bile SO that any
wrong action of the Liver affects the other
important parts OF the system, and results
variOusly in Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Dys-
pcpsia, &c. We-should therefore watch
every symptom that might indicate n wrong
action of the liver. These Pills being com
posed of Roots and Plants furnished by na-
turc to heal the sick, viz: LIST. An EXPEC-
TORANT, which argments the secretion
from the pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge of sccreted matter.
I'd. An AI"ERATlVE, (which changes in
som" inexplicable and inscnsible manner the
certain morbid action of the system. Sd A
TONIC, which gives tone and strength to
the nervous system, renewing health and
yigor 10 all parts Of the body. 4th. A Ca
TiARTlC, which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients, and operating on
the bowels, and eXpclling the whole mass of
corrupt and vi,iatcd matter, and purifying
the blood which destroys disease and restores
health.
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CANE CREEK
ANAnRnGv.

ACdU6n
NILES EoRTH OF LANCASTER c. II.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Principal,
TRUSTEES
Rev. ID. y. RoeIxsos, G.. w. GAMBLE,
X. ID. NJ. DUNLAP, X. H. CRocKErT,
HUGH DRAFTIN LIZ. WILLIAMSON
TNHE Academic year consists of two ses-
l. sions the first commences on the Sd
Monday In November, and closes the Sd
n day in April, and the I'd opens on the 4ih
Monday in April, and closes on the Atb Fri.
day In September.
Rates Of Tuiti0n Per session,
Reading. Writing, Spelling and
hnthmetic. ....... ...............A. 4. 90
Same, with Geography e. r Grammar, ,ss. 90
Same, with all the higher branch
es Of Mathematics, Natural, Intel
lectual, and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology.
Logic and Rhetoric. ............ $500
The School recommcnds, itselfto parents
and guardians as well by the healthincss OF
its location, as by the competency Of its II.
struetor. Boarders will find good accom-
modation near the academy upon reasonable
terma.
Nov. 10, 1851. 4o--iv.
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Slave Trail.

A Court Of Magistrate and Free
holders, was organized at this place ON
Monday last for the trial of the slave.
Alfred, the property of Mr.. John Barron,
on the charge ofmurdcr, by stabbine and
killing John Baker, a free negro. The
sentence Of the Court, after an arduous
and patient investigation, cx tending thro'
ugh couple ofdays, was, that the pris-
oner was not guilty Of murder, but gull.
ty manslaughtcr-that he received three
hundred lashes on the bare skin with
hickory switches and leather strops alter
nately, Witty lashes forthwith and fftv
lashes every two weeks thereafter, until he
receive the above numbcr-the Iashcs 10
be well laid on, and the prisoner to be
confined in the dungeon in the iail OF
York District until the first day Of Nav
next-the said confnem to be alono
and sepcrate. At the expiration Of said
imprisonment, the owner Of said slave 10
remove him beyond the limits of this
State.
Counsel for the State: Witherspoon
and Chambers-for the prisoner: Williams,
& Beatty, and Jackson.-YorkviU he Mis-.
eeilcny.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-02-16
LIFE OF ROBERT EMMETT.

The Celebrated Irish Potria and Maytvr
VIA his Speeches, Sc. alAo an Appeud;r.
contaiHing rainable portions Of Irisb TEs'
tory, by John w. Burke.
TtHlS work Is one Of the most readable
a biographies ever offered TO the Ameri-
can reaoer: ana VIII be hailed with joy by
fated subject
Besides the life Of RoBERr Euaxrr. n
gives a minute detail of the various insar.
rectiODs and outbreaks Of The Irish IN attemn.
ting TO free themselves from Enelish hon.
dAge. Also the Life Of TheobsId Wolf,
Tone, the trial Of Mitchell, 0'Bden, MearIlct,
and their compatrots. -
All order for The Book viii be promptly
attended. Liberal deduction made to agefis
who viii sell the work for us. For saie nv
Booksellers generally. sAAAseaa fI
ION w. BURKE, CsssyiIle, Ga,
Sept s ~ 81
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YOUTH 4 MANHOOD.
hFi'ohoUS LIE OR a PREMATURE


Rinkelin on Self EFreserrafion--onl,, os ..,,,,
TiiIS BOOK, JUST PUBLISHED. i2
Il filled with useful information. an
the iniirmities and diseases Of the human ava,
tenn. IL addresses itself alike 10 Youth. Man.
hood and Old Age--to all who apprehend ar
suffer under the dire consequence OF early
or prolonged indiscretions- al who fec.
the exhaustive effects Of banefil bnblts--to
all who In addition 70 declining physicsl en-.
efgy,are the victims Of nervous and mental
debility and Of moping and melancholy dea.
Pondeney---to all such DR.. X. wonId sav-
READ THIS BOOK
The valuable advice and impressive warning
II gives viii prevent years Of misery and sat.
feEing, and save annuslly thouaands Of lives.
a1- A remittance Of IS ceafs. eucioseI5
In a letter, addressed 70 Dr. Klnkeiln. Philn-
delphia, viii ensure . hook, under envelope.
per return Of mail.
Dr.. K, l6 years resident physic;an
NV. corner Of Sd and Union Street he'
tween Spruce and Pine, PhiIadclphia. ms,
be consulted c0niidentially. 80
ite who places himself under the earn a
Dr. X. may religieusly cosfde In his honor
a. gentleman, ard confidently rely upon
his skill as paysician. .S
Persons at I distance msy address rr.K.
BY letter, (pEepaid) and be cared a hon.A.
Packages Of 1nediciaes, directions &c for.
uded, BY acnding . remittanee, and ut uu
from da mHge OF curiosity.
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Ntms atrn1s, l<r.
The Devil i'll Hagers-Town.

A few nights ago, some fellow madr
his appearance i'll several OF the streets OF
this town, attlred with the view of persona
ting the Devil, a Ghost, or some other
h'deous object, frightning children, nervous
women and tlmId men. The appearance in
our town of this foolish imtator of his mas
ter created an intense excitement in some
quarters, just as though the real tempter
OF the human race had not always hel ID n
prominent position in our midst. Such
sport, however, is often attended with
serious consequences, and those who in
duIge IN it should be punished.-Hagers-
torn. T. L.
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Yuntb' E sDrpartmrnt.
A Good Rule,

a MAN who is very rich now, was very
poor when he was a boy. When asked how
he got his riches, he replied:
My father taught me never to play till
my work was finished, and never to spend
my money till had earned it. IfIhad but
an hours work in day must do that, and
IN an hour After this l was allowed to
play and could then play with much more
pleasure, than If had the thought of IN nm
finished task before my mind early FORM
cd the habit of doing everything in time,
and 1t soon became perfectly easy to do so.
It's to this l owe my prosperity"
Let every boy who reads this, 90 and do
likewise.
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19ritulturaL.
Is sloth indulgence! It's toll,
Encrvates man and damns the soil.
Young.
Bermuda Grass.
MARIETTA. Ga.

MARIETTA, GA,
Mr.. EDITOR: in looking over the last
number Of the Soil Of the South, notice
you were at a loss as to what grass to re-
commend to DIR. Swasey for winter pas
turage. My excuse for thus presuming
to address you, is to say to you that thore
is no grass for winter pasturage better
than tie Bermuda, where it has been
grown on good soil. have seen a large
stock Of cattle, young mules, and q large
flock of sheep, keep very fat all winter
without any other food. On good soil
the Bermr.. grows w 9 or :hree feet high,
and in summer cattle will pass it by and
browse on the poorer spots, but in winter,
when the frost has killed the tops OF the
high grass, the cattle delight to feed on
the stems Of grass near the ground and
from my observations, should think it
very nutritious. think this fact is not
generally known-hence continual war
fare against Bermuda grass, by most far
mers.
hope you will excuse my presump-
ton. Although Of the softer sex, yet
take lively interest in every thing which
concerns agriculture as well as horticul-
ture; and it is my opinion that to be sue
cessful in either Of these, we should be
close observers Of every thing that comes
before us.
Respectfully,
SJTRScRIREP
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W JOIN" said Clergyman to his man
You should become n tectotalcr-you've
been drinking again today"
DO you never take drop yourself, min
ister :"
" All, JOAN, you must look at your own
circumstances, and not at mine.
"Very true, but can you tell me how the
streets of Jerusalem were kept. so clean :"
"No, John, cannot tell you that"
We'll, sir, 1t was just because every one
kept it clean before his own door"
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eW The mere fact that children arc born
with their fists doubled up, is strong proof
that nature intended that our success in this
world should depend on the courage with
which we@ fight our way" throughit. Mark
II on your memory.