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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
Nee ting of the Friends of Temperance.

The following was unavoidsby crowded out last
week:
A Mass Temperance Convention having been
called TO meet at St. Anthony Falls, the l4th inst.
a meeting OF the advocates Of prchibitory law was
held in ST. Paul, at the Court House, on Monday
evening, the 18th inst, to make arrangements for
going to St. Anthony in procession. The meeting
was addressed by Messrs. NELL, Brewster, Marvin,
Moett and others, and resolutions were adopted ex.
pressive Of lively response to the feeling displayed
by the people Of St. Anthony. Messrs Lavender
Brewster, Holland, Marvin and Casner were appoin
ed a committee Of arrangements, after which the
meeting adjourned
LOTT MOFFETr, Chairman.
G.. ii. DREW, Secretary.
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A, ST. Paul, Minnesota Territory, All 1oge log
sickness, on Sabbath evening, Sept. III Ct-J ras
KEITH, aged ten months and nine das,, ,ooas.
child OF 1osephiae G. and Rev T. Il. C,cssey, DE-
tor Of the Bap tst Church in ST. Paul
At Sank Rapids, the 7th inst, e.eoah Az
bert, infant OF jeremiah and Sophia Foss.i alieg
a lingering illness Of several months.
"Tbe Lord gave and the Lord hath taken ese5-
blessed be the name Of the Lord
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sentatves; aud aso to select Delegates to attend a
District Convention nominate the floating candi-
date for Councillor
After a few able and well-timed remarks from J..
Van Etten, Esq,
On motion Of Captain Louis Roberts, the meeting
adjourned by giving three deaienins cheers for Henry
M. Rice, the Democratic candidate for Delegate to
Congress.
A. J. WHITNEY, Chairman.
A. j. MORGAN. Secretary.
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DIsSOLC TiON.

V1HE Partnership existing between the sub.
4 s,rbers, dissolved the 7th inst BY mutual
conset. All Business remaining unsettled. will be
tied b, Mr.. H. Clarke who dny authorized settle
ths SANG.
The storage, Forwarding and Commission Business,
VIII be foati;led By L. Michigan, at the Oh stand
l.. NClAGAN.
{. WOOLDEfDGE.
ST raul SCpt %. 1888. 23-if
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The total number of arrivals at the principal hotels
at Saratoga Springs, this season, 10 cog. This
is an increase OF 2039 over the number last year,
when there were $50 visitors.
An unknown man, supposed to have been rassen-
ger from Philadel pha in the Edwir Forrest died at
Trenton Tuesday afternoon fos ne effects of the
heat. lie about As years Of re, AMI his LEFT
arm was marked with em' Ie fsare holding IA bo-
quot oil flowers. under which were the initials, Z. NJ.
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Wholesale CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
CLOTHING FOR THE MILIIONu

VvNO this Important question there but one reply, il
Il irol1 tie Voice Of the People who have long
tried and found ennenty worthy Of PATRONAGE the ola
established firm Of Mcknight, Enders x Co.. Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Read. Made Clothing, No. 56,
Boston We have now on hand large and splendid
assortment OF Nen and Boys Wearing Apparel nlau-
fncnred under The orect supery one OF The pant
residing for that purpose in the city of Boston
As we ale in receipt of new supplies daily, We can offer
Inducements IN the way of
Novelty, Comfort and Fashion.
MOI found IN any other house the country
Give call, and you you will not 90 further
TO seek iot Great bargnins II YOU cannot pay per-
sonsi VISIT send Oh our orders and will iii thcin 10
your satisfaction WA. 5 M'kNIGHT
NM. r. ENDERS
Saint Loris.
T. A SIMMONS,
St Louis, Sept l, ls53-2t2l Boston
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MARRIED..

On the 18th Inst, by The ri. Rev. B.hop Co,'.
Mr.. Theodore Borup to Miss Elizabeth Cussau.
all Of ct. Paul, NJ. L.
We expect the cake very good, b.. cannot
positively, that portion intended Tor 1oi hss.ns
reached our office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GREAT hARGAiN.-320 acres mprOs cd farming
"a land beautifully situated on the Little Canada road,
five miles Rom Il Paul Also ltcacres prairie ana oak
openings ten niles from town, situate White Bear
JsAepaT, fenced and broken Also $50 acres, being
highly iuprorod aBd We'll broken farm upon which the
finest have been raised is twelve
r2lles nom town. Also, Improved city property, town
lots ST pau and 81 Anthony and interests IN lie
Eueur. -'snk,to sslaAspee and Eureka City. Apply 10
NI. BREW STER, Real Estate Broker
est 81 aud WabashaN-,ts,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A FEW THOUSAND Dollars to Loan q twenty months
n On larger time, II applied ior Enquire OF
the subscrber a. L. NJ smith, Esq 5, Office. Third
kIIeet. IRA BlDW ELI.
Paul =. 21th. 1853. S3-5R
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W :. SWIMMER is the only authorized agent for
thi, per in the city Of ST Louis and is duly empow-
erred take subscriptions and receive advertisements
AT TIE required by His receipts will be con
sidcred payments.
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Opposite HiH:Ugby s. Pouers' Office. whers Stages
ieGre daiy for Sui!icoder and 81 A,.ttsny.
TVNHIS; establishment has been recently newly and
t.seiui.. furnished Tor the accommodated of gen
tlenen who tan be accommodated with WARM MEALS
a. AL hous, day night. The pariOrs hands Oniey
furnished. the waters accommodating, and the table
furnished with the choicest Ihe affords Prices
moderate. Give rs "a call. The PTpprietOrs old
hands AT the business and ieel authorised ia assuring The
public, they VIII satisfaction. 23--if
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MARSHALL q CO.
AT THE SLIGO IRON STORE

4 RE now receiving large and full stock of Iron.
"A Steel and Sundries They respectfully solicit the
patronage Of RlacksInhs, flow Makers, and other
giving thar their stock is of the
best quality and will DC SOLD al the lowest living prices
22sf
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st. Louis, Mo-, Fall Trade. 1853.


HORACE WHITTEMORE, New York
ROBERT H. WHilIEM0RE, ST. LOUIS.
JOHN +. CARTER,
III. &c X. Is. WHETTENORE CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEAs IN
HATS CAPS AND FURs,
No. l43 Main Street. First Door North Of The Bank 0,
The State q .Mssou1i.
TIIE subscribers once more Ca The attention OF ,hei,
friends, and all who want If articles in N eli
iine 10 the fact, that they prepared them
on the most liberal and accommodating and
Oh hand AID arriving, very large and We'll selecte
stock of GOODS, bought expressly for this market
enumerated IN part, as follows:
sils flusA, of all styles eo,oEs and qualities.
Cotton,
Musklat Especially designed for the Western and Indian
Otter and Fur Scala good assortment.
Cloth Mems ara Boys. assorted stH les and qualities
o M1o SIX s ss1 Lawn Ssa'' Men AID Boys
infants Tarb ans-a large variety.
Brush, Beaver and ouer, Far seal, Far Muskrat,
Ctizens and the L. states Matches Kossuth, ar
Hungarian and Congress, Artist and Wool,
OF ever quality.
A.G large assortment Of Fashionable aud Broad
Brim, SIX, Russia Beaver. Negtria and Angola Hats
LADIES' AND MISSES MtFFS,
ofevery price and quality.
To :'ur Fall style OF Moles.in Hat, particularly
direct at;en:ior which beng manufactured in this CT,
Factory, under The smpern teEGence of Mr.. :.
Nours. shall he found superior point of quality
material lstnc.s of body beauty IL IL, AMI elegance
of fnist ANY Eastern imported HRt.
Ne determined TO bring out an sly les OF goods
they appear in the Eastern markets, and viii
give our sPe la attention 10 orders putting ali goods UP
"A usual> noted and particular manner.
From cur iong experience in trade feel confident,
that the selection Of goods MAKE, is suitsbe aud
adapted particularly 10 tie Western market and
specially sCllcIt examination oi stock being de-
teruined to oiier such Inducements viii make il
sIab.e to 10 business IN Us.
II. & X. WUiTTEMORE & 60.
y. B--The highest market price, pad in for
irs q: q Poitrits. 2S-5I
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TNNiE partnership heretofore eSisiIhg between the
u sul.crusrs. under the iirn Of COtsalis Burbank
has his GAY been dissolved by mutual consent VIM.
tuasians has been charged with The liquidation of the
affairs - the aTn and III continue tn. his
own maze ana tor his own account.
". constants,
312 ] u BURBANK.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
FOR AGE.

EHRoPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned
u Gnul the 10Th ior the delivering at thir Post
OF three thousand bushels Oh oats, and thousand
bushci, ui corn IN good sacks, as follows.
One mn OF each ar before Nov. 5th next
Ohe 10 tth GA or before December 10Th, next, and
The hasnoe qn or before Februar, LIST, next.
Zach b.. Will be accompanied by a " rtten offer from
two pclsibl p, 10 become security Tor The faith
full periog slanct 81 the contract.
straw Bids and eNravagsnt offers will not he con-
sIertd: nctner viii one BIDDER he accepted AS secury
Tor another. n J. 4. DANA,
Assistant Quartermaster.
Fort Ridgely, Sept. 3, lS53-lt22
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WILLOUGHBY Il POWERS,
u. SNAIL LINE
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY

TWO pA,Ly STAGES.
II EANii.G each place at Z O'Clock A. NJ and ~,
- clock. I. NJ. Coaches and teams viii he a, a..
Landing oe the arrival OF Steamboats, at saint PAM.
Also. dairy I'm. OF Stages between Saint Paul and still
water Pa tieu.ar attention given 10 the accoun,od
lion OF Pleasure Parties.
Remepao9 are the leiisr Conoord Coaehea.
Saint Paul, September Ii, le53-y22
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.

DECEINED directly from New Y orb a fu assort-
IA Oi Richs Patent Fire proof SaaDander safes
sale iy W i. CDNSIANS
3tz2 Lower lantlug Rdnda!l's Levee.
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WINTER NNIIf,AT,

%VV 3i2Z. WM. CONTAINS.
E!VERl day arrivals of fresh Gaena, Dubuque and
IA Alton Lime; Hams. Shoulders Sug II, Coffee,
die, soap ETC. iull supply OF ali kinds OF Groceries
for SAFE cheap BY M. constants,
3t.z. Lower Landing, RaIdals Loyce.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
NOTICE.

TIME pablo are hereby notified that the undersigned,
u the true aud rghttul of "I.e sueur City,"
the county Of lie Sueur and Territory Of Minnesota
did, the 10Th day Of August, 1855 lay out the said
City Of lie Sueur and that plot Of said City has been
duly recorded the Office Of Register Of Deeds in said
county. And the public hereby cautioned against
purchasing property in said City, without having first
aimed title the undersigned, they alone
give good sufficient title purchasers in the first
j. &. CHhlSIf.
Sept. l2, lS53-?2tc JAMES CURRAN.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS
HENRY NJ. RICE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Sheriff.
c. T.. LEONARD.
Register OF Deeds.
LOUIS NJ. OLIVER.
Judge OF Probate.
J. NJ. STONE.
District Attorney.
ID. &. COOLEY.
County Commissioner.
J. l.. WILSON.
County Treasurer.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
County Surveyor.
JAS. :. CASE.
Coroner.
PATRICK CAREY.
Assessors.
]. GORHAM,
JAMES STARkEY,
ROBERT CUMMINGS.
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Democratic Meeting.

A. j. MORGAN, Secretary.
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JAMES STARkEY,
ROBERT CT INNINGS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-27
$50 NREWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber on the night Of pfa
l. the 3rd inst. his negro boy AMOS. Tie is about E
20 years OF age feet 10 inches high and weighs ~
about $50 pounds lie is bright muatt0 has straight
hair aud blue eyes, and viii doubt attempt pass hu
self white lie raised BY Mr.. Diciey. at
SparanbuFg District and purchased by Capt Jauss
Bends of Spartnburg C.. Ii. He is probably lurking 10
the vicinity 0. that town. may attempt his escape
free State He rode oft sorrel horse ten twelve years
uld which has both shoulders eaused BY warts
and is shOd behind is quick il gaS and steps short holds
ne head IS sunk very much above the eyes and ineles
to be spitefuL The above reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for te apprehension ef the and horse
the boy 10 be lodged in any m IN the State an expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid. -.
Newbegry, = c. July, ". c. NEIL
scpt4-d - .f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-27
ERs's PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEE-
nENT CORN CH0pPER

THIS very important invention has been in about
L three years Tue inventor has matte iltpror
wiIch have rendered II perfect r. STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. Il has yea entire satisfaction 10
every ho has rsd IL and is the superior machine
in use, for the purpose for which i is desigDed Il Is sim
pie in all is parts durable and easily kept Order II is
seEseedng and easily worked by boz IL years Of age
II will cut straw IN the shuak from half inch 10
three inches IN length Many certificates might be pro-
duced from FaImers who have used the t3 prove their
superiority any otter straw and corn cutter now in
Persons needing sach article may rest assured
that IN il they will lind valuable acquisition 20 their farm
stable '. @ ..-a
The subscriber has greatly extended his means fornan-
uaciuriug these machines and be soCits Tor them
the attention Of the public aud the farmers and planters
particularly o the South and West lie will hereafter be
able 10 hll all orders rapidly and all machines -
do the work for which they are designed -.-fH
Being the inventor and pentee and sole proprietor, he
will dispose OF rights for counties Ssfes reasonable
terms, to any Mechanic whOay wish TO manufacture tbsH
and will furnish one set OF casting for pattern; ,
sepI--6m JOHN T. blSB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-27
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY AND FARaFoR SALE.

TINE subscriber would call the attention of those who
i wish 10 embark in the Iron business, aS0 those wl0
wish to own llandsorne and fertile f to the following
property which he offers for sale .4..- . .. -.
lst. jackson Furnace and lands say about 2500
This fufnacc IS Beaver Dam Greek Dickson county,
Tennessee and tine stack the largest i e State being
47 feet high The furnace except the stack is being
rebuilt and wi be ready putin blast By the ISt of No
Fember. The route Of the North Western Railroad
veyed, passes Immediately by the Furnace. The ore is
surpassed, and the timber and oend admirably adapted
for e0aling. q. t.. l.t.
Also Bellevew Furnace and abont $500 acres OF land
including the Dickson ore bank. Ths Furnaces Jones'
Greek, about three miles South of Charlotte There is
good water power and also good farming lands attached to
this property. CAB q.
Also, the Valley Forgeon Jones Greek, and about ST.
90 acres of land The l % feet and the bead Of water
immense There very ine farming lands in this
tract aud it is altogether most desirable location
Also the Mill Greek property and Duck River bank
in Hickman county, Tennessee The SIl Greek sites of
which there tive six presenthe best water powers
for the size of the that be found country
The Duck River bank the heaviest deuoe Of ore n
the State, and the be procured with less labor than
al any bank in the country IL IS within half mile of
Duck River and The lands around are covered with The
best coaling timber. -..f. a. .-
Also the Lower Tusne At the Yarrows of Harpeth in
Davidson county, Tennessee with ten of isnd for
buii!ings and machinery II j. unnecess ary to speak Of the
water power at the NaITows OF Harpeh II is known to
every one, and twenty-five Ut experience enables the
subscriber speak with certainty Of its great benefits and
usefulness. Is indeed only to be be appreciated
Lastly, my Williamson Farm on which now reside and
which for beauty and fertility is second to The house
is large and airy and the obudngs Of the best escrp
ton is ineTsected by the Southern aroad aud also
by the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike 1t is Il miles
from Nashville and from Franklin. 1t IS a meadow
farm, watered by Little arpeth and the best evidence of
lis quality is the hay produced it this year. which all
who have seen it, pronounce the best they have ever
Its altogether OF the most desirable farms for beauty
and profit that in the Southwest eon;aus about 900
acres.
The above property is offered for sale not for the purpose
of profit speculation, but simply from the aci that the
subscribers HEALTH Dakes necessary To relieve himself Of
the care necessarily incident much read property ls
Gated at different points and renders him unable to give
that personal attention which Il requires.
Any wishing purchase any of the above property
viii please call the subscriber at bis residence Sd-
dress him at Good Spring F. o., Williamson county Ten
neesee. aug3t-4m NJ. BELL
Cincinnati Enquirer viii publish the above until the st
OfJanuary, 1854, and send bill 10 this Office.
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FoR sarRIFT


s5-We are Authorized to +. II. FussEL- as
candidate for rescoG to ihe oce of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, al tie next March election. y
sss We authorized % announce JoaS +. EDNeSDsoY
candidate foy the SheTifaity Of Davidson couBiv.
Is We authorized to announce ESoca CCSSENGEAM,
rs candidate for Sheriff al the ensuing election.
fsS We authorized 70 af;n0nace WILLIAM LUToS, as
aeandidaie fer Sheriff Of Davidson county, tie ensuing
election. '---.l r.-.
~ We are authorized to announce L. D. BIaLET as a
candidate for sheriff, atthe ensuing election.
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT.
D s8S-Ne authorized 20 announce Josiah FERR4
Candidate for County CGr Clerk the ensuing election.
~ We authorized 70 FELIx K. CHEATHAN
candidate r reelection for County Court Clerk at te
suing election
sWe are authorized to announce IsAAGM JOINS can
eidste o County Court Clerk tie next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
~ We are au;horized to announce JoHS RAINS for
Reelection Ceguy Trustee at the ensuing eleetioa.
zSs We authorized 70 aunyGnce THOMAS SgMSER
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County.
szS- We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson at the March election
s1Ss@ W authorized the name Of w. h.
HUNTER COiecor) candidate Tor Trustee for Davidson
County at the mex; March elections -sr
~ JAMES T. FAULKNER is q candidate for Register Of
tie Land Office for Middle Tennessee at the ensuing seon
Of the Legislature. 80 4.-t -E-H
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s Drawings forwarded TO Correspondents blythe first
mails after the lotteries drawn.
~ Correspondents win please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There is large per oenage in favor Of those purchasers
who order by Package and the chances Of drawing four
of the largest Prizes the Scheme, thereby secued
We advise the purchase Packages Of Tickets in every in
stance.
Bank Drafts or Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight will be promptly RENTED to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at Pl FER cos.
~ RenembeT-A PACKAGEo Of TIckETs, draw -FOUR
Of ihe most splendid prizes in d scheme.
f In order Fortune and the cash Immediate
after the result is known the readers Of this paper have
only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets, to the Old Esab
ishel far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers, PltBR d co,
octl-Im No Light street Baltimore Md
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FiNHlS Mill differs from all others the OF
L the upper Running Stone which is composed OF
0rms the back and hoop Of the Stone with Cast Iron Eye
Bush, than h ofgreater external diameter that
at the top which is secured to the back by four bo that
every block in the form dove tail which greater
in small mills where the stone is with speed and
becomes dangerous if not strongly made. 1t also gives any
weight TO asoEe OF small diameter that is required without
having ftthick or high, that makesit top heavy.
his mill is square frame made of wood eastiron, In
the form Of busS with Brdgeree Spindle Balance, Ring
Driver, and Regulating Screw, and griuds the
pnclPe as aTke n differing only IN the Runner Stone;
this being Of great weght enables it 10 grind the
ter greater quantity grain with less other
mill now in This mill is portable, and be attached
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
on the same principle.
Joseph n. Burrows. of Cincinnati, inventor, for
which obtained Letters Patent in 1912. For anfnge-
ments the purchaser will be held responsible for toe right
ofusing.
These Mills do not require Mrght TO them up; and
all that necessary to put them in operation is TO attach
hand TO the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large twenty-fOur inch Mill $40 revelations
steady application of two horse power the Mill will grind
20 bushels ho1r Of good meal and will grind wheat
well The thirty inch MILL if put TO its fullest
speed, vii grind from ten TO fifteen bushels hour
These mills warranted TO be in every respect
mended. -
DIRECTIONS FOR UaFe-Plaee your mill about 90 feetrom
leather eight inches wide. Give tho Stone240
tons minute with the Keep the neck and of
the spindle well oiled Pace the star the back Of the
Running Stone in the the Cross the Driver,
that is, the way they are trimmed to run.
Refer ThOs. Patterson, Esq Highland county, Ohio,
jesse Bea ESQ., OF Clinton county Ohio; c. S. Bradbury
ESQ of Cincinnati, and q number fOthers.
All orders directed to JOHN 4. BOUMAN,
Ns So Broadway, Nashville, Agent for Middleand East
TENNESSEE, J. II. BURROWS, .
Jan ed. tr-w- &W.ly. West Front st. Gin. o,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-27
yaLUABLE LAND FOR SALE

ON the 5th day Of November next the undersigned VIII
offer for sale 82 Of river bottom and island Land,
lyrr in jackson county, Ala, AZ the point where the y. d
q n n rr,s the Tennessee River, running through the
sam, The tract c0nsins 4s0 and divided into
I If from Iog to 40 EACH about leO aces cleared
and in e stale Of cuitiFsOn the fI1iining potion fn-
iy filnbered with choice growth II is tbe fractional 18th
section in Township Of Range East The above place
is good one rich GuaAO itse rendered valuable by the
very many aud numerous advantages it combines The T.
Road running though H. and Steamboat navigation round
and about it, Ii can't be beat for Cofn-no trouble to raise
75 bushels per acre. 9-
TEos.Ofeiif Of l. 9, 8 and years equal annual bay
ment bearing Interest from date Said Land viii be actual
" sold if it goes above very moderate minimum Price
liked By the Trustees, according 10 law eft
...-l 5f -.r- JAS. WILLIAMS, IY...,.a.-ls1 s
". II CHRISTIAN, : bifS h'ie N D q
i-It +F Ii.r .ff- A, GUNTER, US 49,
Apply to r r 1. ,,..-lt -, AGUNTER. i n
tS-3tw Jonesvile Jackson county, Ala.
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JEW DAvID's HEBREw PLASTER.

TYNHE great Remedy for Rheumatism Goat pain In the Sid
A Hip, Back Limbs and Joints, ScrOfia, Kings Evil
White Swelings, Hard 1nors Stiff Joints and an fixed
paius whatever Where this Plaster applied Pain
exist
These PaSter possess the advantage Of berg rot up in
airgh boxes; hence they retain their fall virtues IN all e
mates
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been so extensively
used 5y Physicians snd the people general both in TINS
country aud Europe that il Is almost needless say sny
thing about it. Yet there may be some, who stand IN nes
OF its healing powers who bave not yet tried IL For their
sakes will siInpy stale what has done in thsand q
ea,es and what % will do lor them when tried.