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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29
N eW Iron Depot.

Il Undersigned having msde arrangements with
sone q The Iron Manufacturers OF PiItburgh h, and
~ lo some attention to this branch OF trade
HaS Atte0 Up building exclusively fer The sale of
Il EE
. ia' ~ p.Eceaseu large stock, would invite the
A.latio OF aud Biack to examine
h'z stock as he determined to sell al sens nrces
JSo. MILTON.
'itNSfai ONT, NiA5- leSi. s6if
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29

COD LIVE OH.
- DoZ. Bacon & Hyde's pure Medicated OIL. iva
received by r. D. PCLFORr.
GLASS.
20xas Isxae. I2x16, Iex 1oxI2 and sxlo, on osHj
and for sale by z. D. PCLfUID
II. n. n.
HUST received,a supply uf Rad~ay'e Ready Re-
- itef,hy a. D. FULFCRD
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29

STATE OF WIscoN SIN County Court, in Probate.
NTOTfCE is hereby given, that Jane Hill has THE
~ day fled in the Probate Office her petition praying
administration upon the estate of Samuel Hil late
said county, deceased, and that the has been
Fet hearing my Office, in HiPhsnd, In said county,
the 81 day of July next when and where all pereons
interested may appear and resist said application who
may be disposed.
Given under my hand this Tth day Of June, A D. 1854
13v3i l. M. STRON':, County Judge.
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CENTRAL HOUSE
Il Y Il. X. ftEOD6ETT

"AVlNG taken the Central House in Mineral Potp,
for term of years, the undersigned has furnished
IT entlrely now. He has Stabng for 40 horses Thank.
tui for past custom, no pains viii be spared to max
travellers and boarders comfortable.
r ~'EAGEs leave this house FIVE times a week
forthe Chicago Rail Road, by the Rock ford aud
Beoit.
T. X. BLODGErT.
June To- loos. 36,f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29

sFAiS IF WISCONSIN,, iorn County Curt,
IOWA CcusTY, ss, an Probate.
NI oTlCE is hereby given, that Eliza b. Hamiltr u,
~ administrative OF the estate of Henry Ham
t the city OF Buffalo in the county Of Erie Sste Of
New YORK, deceased, has this day filed in the Prohst.
Office petition praying license 10 ortg.g lease or
sell much OF the real of the said Henry lam,
ilton, deceased, situate the state of Wisconsin as
shall be necessary TO the de BITS of said and
for the support OF the minor children of said derssed
and that the is for ring he Pro nfce,
III Mineral Point. in sad county. the FIRST TUESDAY,
being the first day of August A. ID 1855 when and
a persons interested may appear and the prayer
of said petition f they proper to do Probate
Office, Minera Point, June l7th 1854.
[4w32 ny the Court l.. STRONG, Co. judge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Contiguous TO the Ml,cdukee 8 Mississippi Railroad
ErG yHTE will sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
Vs$ w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all The ont
-A- Houses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 200 Acres of first land SO Acres
which is broken aad well fenced There is fre pas
the same and well watered. Also all kinds Of
Farming Implements. And 80 acres of fine land nesy
Dover Wis, with p comfortable House on the same
The shove premises situate the Model Mile,
In Iowa County, minute description of said premises
may be seen u Office
DUNN READ.
Mineral Point. Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29

SaYnes' Family Medicines.
q FULL supply otthe gou nine Medicine lust oua,-d
- IL to' esis pN B. u. FULFOEIg.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-29
FARJH FOR SALE,

EA Il VI r OK SALEs
vTHFE subscriber offers tor sale the south Or Of
the south east Or o. section s. tow d. range enst
Containing 80 acres, "a acres of which under i'm
provement, having upon ii good DIV ELI.IEG HOUSE,
and convenient out buildings, with good water handy
and is only miles from town. Also-the Undivided
south west or. of south east Qr section e.
town 4, s. and the undivided half Of EoTss
or of north east section H. range east
being property of Edw James and will be offered
private sale until July lst and if then sold
offered at Public .7uction, the Court House In this
village at ociock p. NJ. of said dag. Enquire Of
J. Is. WHITKLAw, or
THOMAS JAMEs.
Mineral Point June 1854 n3nv7w4.
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EFR ON s. TEEE.

g 0 TONS OF IRON
| AN IN receipt of the above amount Of Iron. whic
viii be sold at Galena prices. Also 25C0 fhs assorte
NzSt- Buster, German ard ~pring steel J. MILroS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
From the Farmer and Planter.
The Oregon Pea.

MEssRs EDITORS A friend has request
ed me to let him know something about the
Oregon Pea: prefer to respond through
the Farmer and Planter. | was shown du-
ring the winter Of 1852 and '53, by friend
some printed extracts from paper publish
in Memphis, Ten, giving very glowing
account of that pea.
Mai. Robinson. my neighbor, having re-
lations near Memphis, | requested him to
write for some seed, which he did, but could
get none. In the spring of '53 he received
a few in letter, and gave me about 100
peas. These planted in checks OF 3 feet
square. Many did not come up-l think |
had about thirty stalks to comeu These
grew from to feet high, resembling in
its appearance very much stalk of cotton.
They branch very thick, stand erect and DO
not 60 to vine, and keep all through the
summer dense shade, around the root. !
did not try to make hay of then: as desired
to save all the seed could. And in the
fall gathered about gallon Of seed. Maj.
Robinson planted the seed he had (about
half pint) in different places, poorer and
richer ground, to test the fact which was
stated about them, to wit: that they done
better on poor ground than on rich. He
gathered about three bushels of seed, and
told me they done full as well in the poor
places as they did in the richer.
I found those I planted in the garden
grew too heavy top for the stalk, and sew,
eral broke down with slight wind. One Of
these hung up to see if the leaves would
fall off when it dried, the account said they
would not and found it true. tried both
horses and COWS with this stalk and both
seemed remarkably fond of the hay.
In October last the Rev. S. w. Jones,
principal Of one of the female academies at
Anderson, and, son-n.law to Bishop Capers,
told me that by the directions of the Bishop
(whle he was away on his conference tour,)
he had cut down some of the Oregon peas,
growing in the Bishops garden, at the fol-
lowing times. They were planted the 18th
April, and on the I July he cut some close
to tie ground. These by the first OF Octo.
ber were as large and as full of peas as part
Of the same row not cut. Some of the same
rows were cut again the first of August, and
then again the first Of September These
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
New, Beautiful and Cheap
TNME SUBSCRIBER is now receiving
q LARGE and SPLENDID STOCk Of

TNME SUBSCRIBER is now receiving
j. LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK Of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for the Spring and Summer Trade. No
pains has been spared in the selection OF this Stock
to please the taste of ALL.
Thankful for past patronage, I assure my friends
that every effort will be made to merit contnu-
ancc Of their favor OF tic Ladies, one and all, |
would particularly request an examination before
purchasing elsewhere. Among this Stock may be
found complete assortment of Dress Goods,
embracing
Col'd MUSLTNS, Of the latest and most f;rsh-
ionable Styles, 10 cts to 81.
BAREGES' Of every color and quality;
Plaid and Fig'd Tissue SILK, very rich
Lace Striped 0RGANDIES of unequactl styles !;
Rich Co.ored SILKS, very cheap;
Figured and Plain SILKS, Of all qualiics
Nainsook and Null AIUSLINS;
White fig'd Carleton do new article;
Ct and Col'd do do
Striped Swiss do very pretty;
Dotted I" do e"
GlNGIIANIS, new Patterns,
Best Stock of PRINTS ever offered in the Market,
MOURNING GOODS of every description;
White and Col'd Greradinc AIANTILLAS, new
style for Summer;
White and Colored L .acie SILK, suitable for
Spring and Summers
Lace and Muslin UNDERsLEEvEs from Gl
cts to $780,
Muslin and Lace COLLARS, latest fashions;
F." CIlEMISETTS, new style and
beautiful
Large and mplete assortment of Jackonct and
Swiss Edgin: md Inserting;
Real Brussels Thread Edging and lnscrt:nSs;
Blond Steam Thread and lislc Laces Il E"gnSs,
White Grass Cloth for Skirts new article;
GLOVES and HOSIERY, great Taricty-suta
bic for all ages;
Ladies', Misses and Chidrcn's SHOES, &c.
For GeMtlemcM's Wear.
lie also trusts that he has not been unmindfu' Of
the wants of the Steiner Sex. In this line his Stock
embraces
Planters LINEN DRILLS Of every quality;
Cotonades anf! York Mixtures, from IL to % CTS
Drap dc Elites, Cashmarctts and NIcrinn Cassimcrs
Brown and Grass Linens for Coats, all qualities :;
Union Linens and other goods for Children S
Clothing;
White, Col'd, plain and buff Marsnils Vrstings,
Cod Silk Cravats, light and beautiful article
for Summer;
Cold Muslin Cravats, various qualities;
Black and Colorcd Stocks and Ties.
I very respectfully invite all those wishing DRY
GOODS to give me call, being determined tn be
UNDERSOLD by NO ONE in a fair and honora-
bic manner.
NJ. A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR
r. Nj. FULLER.
HAMBURG April 3 If u
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Es E. VI @ v A f. !!
SEQ Reward.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber on the eth
liz March past, Negro man named MARCH,
Said March is five feet ten inches high, of rather
dark complexion and sharp features, and mps frum
having had leg broken. lie speaks rather slowly.
The Subscriber purchased him on Sale-day in
March at Sherl''s sale. Before he reached his
house with him, the negro ran away, and has not
been seen or heard of since. lie is said to have
wife at Dr. BRADFoRD's, Beach Island, and may be
lurking about that vicinity.
The above reward will be given for his appre-
hcnsion and delivery at the Jail of Edgcfed Dis
trict. ~ w. Is. DORN.
Nav IF Is
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature
N. of South Carolina. at its next Session. by vari-
Gus sufferers, praying the refunding from the State
Treasury the amount Of tolls exacted from them Mt
Il Toll Gate erected BY Jones Il Kennedy, in one of
the Streets of the Town of Hamburg, near the Au-
eusta Bridge, believing such collection of tolls to
be ni,ist, oppressive and unnecessary.
Hamburg. June Il II
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SPRING DRY GOODS,

DEG to inform the public, that they have just
ID returned from the Northern markets, with
full and complete stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Having all the facilities in the purchasing of their
stock that cash capital can command, we beg
leave to assure the public, that VIC will always keep
OH hand the very best order of Goods that can be
obtained and sell them on as fair terms us the like
quantity can bc purchased either in this market or
Charleston.
Among our stock will be found the following
beautiful Goods -
Chn<tc and Elegant Spring Silks;
Sewing Silks and Tissues;
Bavcgcs and Baregc DeLanes;
French AEuslins and Lawns
Willie Silks, of al styles;
Black Brocadc and Watercd Silks;
Plain Black Silks, all widths;
White Embroidered Nluslns;
Colnrcd Dotted Aluslins;
Plaid and Striped do;
Swiss and Jaconct do
Book and Null do
White and Colnrcd TarIton ATuslins
Crimpcd Evening Dresses, new styles;
N'anas and Scarfs, entirely new
Grape Shawls, very cheap;
White Barrgc and Sewing Silk Shawls;
French, American, and English Prints
Ginghln,s. of all kinds
Linen l.ustrcs and Chamhrys;
Cheap Long Clothes and lomcspuns
Irish Linens, (nwn Importation y
Pain Line aud Linen Drill, for Gents wear I;
Linen Sheet G, exceedingly cheap;
All k:ns Of Cotton Shooting;
Pillow case Linen;
~ inch Pillow case Cotton;
Hosiery of every description, very cheap;
Embroidctics OF every description some very
fine:
Sewing Silks, AIts and Gloves;
Md and Silk Gloves
Raw six and Lislc Gloves;
Linen Cambric llanakcrchicfs, all kinds;
Swiss and .laconct Bands, very rich
Cambr;c, Swiss and Jaconct Trimmings and
Insertion;
Ribbon Trimmings. new styles;
Isle, Thread, and Linen I.accs;
And Il great variety Of other articles too numc-
rous To mrnli"m to which we respectfully invite at
tcn,on.
March 30 If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20

ARr1cnoKEs-For stock feeding, we
know of no root which is better fitted as a
substitute for the potatoe than this. In nu-
trtive properties, weight for weight, it may
be considered as its equal, whereas, in pro-
ductive capacity, tits many times its superior.
A lot assigned to artichokes should be kept
for this culture alone, as when once planted
thew remain for years. Manure as for corn,
plant four by two feet apart, keep them
clean as you would--or ought--a crop of
corn, and they will not fail to yield you
some 500 bushels of.roots.
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HamptOn's Shop

rs Rc-opened, at the foot Of the hill, Immediately
Il at the entrance of the Plank Road into Main
Street, and nearly opposite Mr. Wits residence.
He Shoes Horses, makes Piows, Irons Wagons,
mends Waite Irons, Lays Axes, and does various
other things after the old style. lie has adopted
many of the modern improvements, in fact all OF
them except that of sighting his work.
And he humby asks call
Ton II If SO
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MILLER Wanted.

9UNHE Subscriber wishes to employ good MILLER
Il to attend his Steam Flour and Grist Mill, l6
miles above Edgcfed C. H., on the Cambridge
Road. None need apply who cannot come wei re-
JOHN DORN
.JuIy q T 10
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A m e ric an Hot el,

4 <NGCo TIE Undersigned takes this
!Gsgt..liSs.se method Of returning thanks for the
a:1isa2atsGg555 liberal patronage heretofore given
to his liouse, and of informing the public that he
still keeps open the Establishment for their accom-
mediation. Having rclittcd the building, furnished
the Rooms with new and convenient Furniture, and
having set Of well drilled Servants, an experienced
Caterer and Cooks his Table will be spread with
the BEST TIE MARKET AFFORDS. By
these and his personal attention, he hopes 10 give
general satisfaction to those who favor him with their
company. lie is pleased also to announce that Mr..
JOHN ~. llousToH has just completed large and
COMMODI0US STABLES AND CARRIAGE HOUSES
in connection with the Hotel, and will take special
charge Of that department. lie will be prepared TO
accommodate The public with Saddle Horses, Hacks
and Carriages of all descriptions OH hire and trav-
elers will be conveyed with despatch, to amy part
OF the surrounding country on reasonable terms.
lie has also large and convenient LOTS for the
accommodation Of Traders and Stock Drivers who
arc specially invited to call.
ISAAC SMITH.
Hamburg May II 3m II
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ROGERS LIVERWoRT 8 TAR.

FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF coUGEs COLDS,
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. SPIT
LUNG D5Hpi ooMPLAINTs TEND
ING TO ooNsUMP-
TION.
THIS preparation is getting into Use all over onr
i Country. The numerous letters we receive from
our various agents, informing us of cures effected in
their immediate ncghbOrhOods, warrant us in saying
il is one Of the best, if not the rCry best Cough Acdl-
cine now before the public II almost inrdriaby re-
cucs and not unfequcny cures The rcry rorst cases.
When all other Cough preparations have failed this
has relieved the patient, Druggist dealers in edi-
ciues, and Physicians can testify. Ask the Agent in
your nearest town, what has been his experience OF
the effects Of this medicine If he has been selling it
for any length of time he will tell you
IT IS TIE BEST MEICINE EXTANT.
Below we give few extracts from letters we have
received lately regarding the virtues of this medicine.
Dr. S. S. Osln. of Knoxville. Ga, says:-I hare
been using your Lircrw0r and Tar rcry extensively in
mypractice for three gears past, and is NTH pleasure
state my bciicfm ITS SUPERIORITY OVER ALI. OTHER
ARTICLES NTH mhich am acquainted, for which 1t as
recommended"
Messrs. Fitzgerald& Benncrs, writing from Waynes-
ville n. C. says 80 The Lircrr0rt and Tar is be-
coming da,iy more popular in his Country, AND WE
THINK JUSTLY so. All nho hare tried Il speak in
commcndabe terms Of IL, and say is ucry beneficial
in aiteriafing The complaints for whch II rs recon-
mendcd.'
Our Agent in Pckens District. S. C. Mr. S. R. Nc
FALL assures US that he uses ii wu great benefit in
his own family, and recommends it to his neighb"rs.'
He gives instance of Negro woman, in his vicnl-
ty who had been suffering with disease Of the Lungs
for years, attended with cough, who was re-
lieved by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such the good reports we hear OF this Medicine
from all parts of the South For report OF the sur.
prisng cures il has performed in the Western and
Northern and Eastern States, we would invite the
suffering patient 10 read the pamphlet which accom-
panies each bottle To all, we say, hare hope have
hope!
TRY THE NlEDICINE!!
BE WARNED IN SEASON!!
And neglect not that cough which is daily weakening
your constitution, irritating yonr tlront and lungs
and inviting on that dread disease, Consumption
when so soothing and Healing remedy can he ob.
tained as Dr.. Rogers Syrup of Lirerwort and Tar.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI'rS AND BASE I'M.
ITATIONS!
The genuine article is signed ANDREW ROGERS, on
the engrare. wrapper around each bottle
Price, s per bottle, or six hotties for 50. Sold
wholesale and retail by SCOVAL & MEAD,
Ill Charres St. bet Cont and St. Lonis ~ o.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES, 10
whom all orders and applications for Agencies must
be addressed
cSs- Sold by G. l. PENN, Edgeneld c. IT,: WARDLAW
& DENDY, Abbcvilc c. H.; PRATT IL JONES, Ncwber-
~ C. IT,; A. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; ITAVILAND
RlSLEY t CO., Augusta Ga and by one Agent in every
Town in the South. ,
March %, Am II
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Gro cerie S !

Groceries!
SO HHDs. SUGAR, Also so Barrels STEW
ARTS do.
900 Bags COFFEE.
25 Hhds. MOLASSES,
900 Coils ROPE, some very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGING,
so Whole, Half and Quarter Bhls. No 3, No l.
and Mess MA CKEREL, also Kits,
" And we would ALSO state," that We have fine
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bcdstcads, Chairs, Saddles, osnabures, Stripes,
Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lead, Shot, Bar Lead,
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &C., &C., &C.,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro
Gerry Store. j. SlBLEf q SUN.
Hamburg, Nov ID, Al
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Manufactured Tobacco

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
eD Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
Four Choice Brands, viz: Honey Dew, Oronoco,
Extra and Premium For sale by the Box, or at
retail at LOW PRICES. DON'T fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere.
G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
Oct 26 If Al
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Salts. or Seidlitz
n..1,
TIE s TT NJ O N Y,

" Testimony like the following renders superfous all
comments the efficacy Of Bulls Sarsapara. From DR..
j.. L. Yanlr, Professor OF Chemistry in the Louisville
Medical College have looked the list Of ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of Sarsapara,
and have no hesitation in saying that they form safe
compound and that promises well in chronic diseases,
to which it l. applicable. L. L. YANDELL, NJ. D.
Louisville. June 6, 1SiS.
What Dr. py les. physician by appointment to the Louis
vile Marine Hospital, says Of Bulls Sarsaparilla:
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1S49.
have examined the prescription for tho preparation Of
John Bulls Sarsapara, and believe the combination to
be excellent and well calculated produce ner
atve impression on the system. have used il both in
public and private pracce and think 1t the best article
OF Sarsaparila now in use.
NJ. PYLEs, NJ. D.
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N Office,

T,HE Partnership formed between JAS. A. VIII
il LIAMs and SIMEON CHRISTIE, having been dis
solved by mutual consent, the liquidation and settle
ment of the business of the Firm will be conducted
exclusively by S. CHRISTIE.
S. CHRISTIE,
JAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Anrt1 f IL
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TO raise Giant Asparagus

A writer in one of the early volumes Of
the IIorticulturist, (Mr Downing, we believe)
tells US how to grow common asparagus so
that it will always rival any giant production.
lie says:
Every one who has seen my beds, has beg
ged me for tue seed--thinkng it new sort
but have pointed to the manure heap--(the
tarmers's best bank and told them that
the secret all laid there. The sight was only
such as might be in every garden.
About the first of Novembcr-as soon as
the frost has well blackencd tops--l take
scythe and NOW all down close to the surface
of the bed; let it lie a day or two, then set
fire to the heap of stalks, burn it to ashes,
and spread the ashes over the bed.
then 90 to my barn yard take load
ofcleau, fresh stable manure, and add thereto
half bushel of hen dung; turning over and
mixing the whole together throughout. This
makes pretty powerful compost apply
one such load to every twenty feet in
length of my asparagus beds. which are six
feet wide. With strong three-PronSca
spud or fork | dig this dressing under.
The whole is now left for the winter.
In the spring as early as possible, turn
the top of the bed over lightly, once more.
Now, as the asparagus grows naturally on
the side of the ocean, and loves salt water,
+ give it an unusual supply of its favorite
condiment | cover the surface of the bed
about quarter of an inch thick with fine
packing SALT it is not too much. AS the
spring rains come'down, it gradually dissolves
Not weed will appear during the whole
season. Every thing else, pigweed, purslano
all refuse to grow on the top Of my aspara.
gus beds But it would do your eyes good
to see the strong, stout, tender stalks Of the
plant itself push up through the surface early
in the season. do.not at all stretch a point
when say that they are lis large around as
my hoe handle, and as tender aud succuent
as any ever tasted The same round Of
treatment is given to my bed every year.
To kEnp WORMS OUT OF BEE-HITEs.-l
use the common box beehive and no other.
| set them on small round stones, one under
each corner of the hive, from one.half to
one inch in diameter This gives the bees
room and they will drive off the milars,
which lay their eggs in small crevces. |
have never been troubled with them since |
adopted this method.
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N Office.

CTRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber on
- january last, a COW and CALF. The Cow
was red specklcd Cow, without horns the Calf
was a fine red heller. Said Cow was bought from
j. II. Smith, originally the property OF John Cole,
man, and was in his mark liberal reward Will
be paid for the delivery Of them to me-
S. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, May so, If 20