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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

The AMERICAN PLArroRm. lending
editorial Of the New York Tribune of the
2ad, Is devoted to the American PLATFORM
Greeley don't like II, and remarks rs follows
1T viii be seen that these declarations en-.
dorse The Nebraska 6in, and agree 10 admit
Kansas ,chh or tcithom siarery They are
p'rnsed IN the softcst terms possible, but who.
ever reads them carefully, will see that they
JuHy adopt everything objectionable in The Kan.
sds. Nebraska OIL, and condemn the only feature
q that measure Dhich tdrored Freedom-na,nc-
" the right Of The free emigrant 10 hare poice
against Sidreryi in The Territories. Such is the
new National Know Nothing Platform.
Is there any need to GO further in the way
ofexposing the position fthe Know Nothing
party on the slavery question? We have seen
great ado made over the twelfth section at
Philadelphia, and bched IL Indignantly repu.
dated, yet only to be followed by the above
substitute. What choice is there beipeen The
Delfh section and the ne,c creed! Does not
everybody see, who wishes to sec, that the
one position is essentially as Pro. slavery as
The other, and that The knop Nothings are
acting directly in the interest Of the Slave
Traders,
Horace ves with the Southern Democracy
in his opposition to the American sentiment
SToRY OF A RAMRoD,-A Mr. Stout, of
Iowa, having occasion lately TO use his load.
ed rifle, attempted to discharge it, which he
failed 10 do after exploding several Caps
lie then entered his house, and on exumin.
alton came to the conclusion the powder was
wet. He picked some dry powder in TO the
tube, and placed on it cap, partly filled with
powder also. He then took the wiper, which
had ball screw on the end, put it into the
rifle and screwed iti,no the ball. After get
ting things so far ready for operation, he sat
the triggers, cooked the rifle, and setting his
teeth on the wiper, pulled, while with aan.
other rod he set off the triggers. The rifle
went off, and rod, ball, and all passed through
his mouth and neck md entered the wal! Of
the house. Strange to say he was but slight.
ly injured, and was able to 60 to his work
in few days. (Strange enoughD
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

WHEAT ED (:
A LARGE lot of good Wheat wanted for which the
IA highest cash market price will bepaid, by
July6 r. II. KEITH a co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

n AND WARRANTS yyANTED.-I am
now paving q per Acre. ang9 q. WI. KOss.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07

m AND WAENANTs.-Iw pay the highest
cash price for Land Warrants.
Aug lT-tf JOHN l.. BRIDGES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05
!. O B ITU A r Y.

DIED, at his father,s residence, in Lincoln Co;s
Georgia, on the 25th of September, GEORGE: W.,
ELAN, IN the 18th year Of his age. -
The relentless disease which proved so iaai 70
this young man, was Congestve Fever, and OF snort
duration, he being confined to his bed not longer
than two or three day. Reader, reflect! And q be
We also ready for in the hour ye think not, the SON
Of man cometh.''
The deceased was member Of no church, out up
to his death had lived an exemplary life, and was
loved and respected by all who knew him.
He has left father and mother, with numerous
relatives and friends to mourn their rreparabe loss;
but why should they mourn2 The God that gave
him has taken him-let Gods will be done
DEPARTED this life, of Congestve Chill, on the
Goth Oct, in the 5oth year Of his age, Mr.. RANDALL
DELAu0rTER. q. =.
The deceased had qualities and opportunities
which in early life bid fair for usefulness He was
baptized OF Hardy's by the now -sainted Elder l.
Norris, in 1881; but was expelled in 1886, for the
sin Of intemperance, which, like dark cloud, occa-
sionay hovered over the sunshine Of his prosperity
and made his remaining days more or less gloomy
He was naturally good man, for he was never
known to get drunk to accomplish other crimes; /;
but was always kind as neighbor, affectionate as
husband and father, and humane as master.
May others observe the life of this good man, 80
much beclouded, and early drive away the uapOr Of
ntemperance, by total abstinence from intoxicating
drinks. ID. u.
DIED, on the l4th September last, after short
illness of few days, at the residence of her son,
Isaac Edwards, Mrs. REDEccA EDWARDS, in the
10th year of his age.
She had been consistent member the Baptist
Church for many years. She adorned the profess
sion she made by an orderly walk and godly con-
versation. She left eight children and numerous
relations and friends to mourn her loss.
A FRIEND.
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Notice.

ST expect to be absent from the State for some.
n time, have left my Notes in the. hands Of
HENRY 7. WRleHr, Esq.,, 30 that any person may
settle who wishes to do so,. and Ihope that thoss
indebted to me will pay before the 6rst Of january
next ms shall havesuse for a lnrge sumof money
at that time. ,.[ ,..,,s. -, -. ,33f. - y
have also constituted Mr.. WRieHr my agent to
sell NY Harris Tract Of Lind. Any person wishing
to purchase the same viii please call on him.: !,
.stss.. LEWIS JONES.
g Edgefeld c. H., Nov. 4t 49, 49,,
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q ejUnsTIo5aI 81 !iinp5A EEasoM

a:3y "a QUESTION ANDA HEAsON :
4good friend drops tbs following query if: akindI
asisE Of fecen. dase How i isitsthat,he
s6s ets.6s stsuncheaf secession tfstmfmo
abls pstiod, ii now ID loving towards the gaoh, sa
assiibrE inclined ztosths Buchanan Term ss:souts
9 ;snsae j. You mis-,sa our posi'ionsss ahs
term .lo1ng that il, in the sense ysu evidently mean
il: There isnolhng overweening in thefoye we pear
70 ,he American Union. Weoye it more for its past
than il. present. Andf we hope for ita continuance
"a bays With the ptoviso that,he government ne
Constitutional one, both in theory and in pracce' IL
we still trnst that events mayead to a preservation
:; ia because we reverence the men Of the
and wSpTd not that their work should becomes wreck
so soon. We were secessonist partly beeanse we
bsl;eys ecession would startle the country and lead
to radical refonnof the evisahatwere upenna. 2ot
course, if disunibn had beer the result, "eiwere Of
those who believed that it would have been far worse
IN tbs North than The son,h The South can live in.
depently and prosperously within herself We douhs
if the North could Il It would harebeen 40 if dl'nnl"n
had occurred in 1851. Itwould be 20 now. II Ere.
mont Is elected, the Union will indeed oegin 10 %
ioathsone thing But he Is beat, "A sound Democrat
and, a tried Statesman isio he our next President
Under III. administration an shia is the second e!anc
Of our our friends inerrogatoryl REFORM may effect
what we thought, SECESSION would q few wears ago
have done, We are "tssngly inclined TO the Bueh
anan Term, as you say, because we think he is the
man. for the occasion. He may do more than post
pone the evil day. many have said. He emayp place
Constitutional Justice upon pedestal from which It
| may never he shaken again; tand by Constitutional
Jua,ice we mean fair play and equal,priveges to all
parts Of our courmon coun.ry) He may crush Aboli7
,onsm in the mud of its own filth that it shall not
again lft its head in the presence Of enlightened Lib
ef,y. He may do this, by the power Of his position,
by the power of his party, by the power truth; BY
the power of United South, and. las. hut not least,
by the power of his own s.rong character and Lending
intalIeot Il thls that incnss u.s. and we think will
incline all consdsrate southern men, 10 the Blchan
an Term" OF coutss our hopes may be blasted, our
faith may be unavailing, our prophecies may prove
futile. But we shall wait to be convinced Of this by
he demonstration Of acualities. Atpresen, our feel
lngs in the matter would be best expreSqed by Ian
guage like that Of one vino said in regard nfn,
teJy higher matter" Lord, believe, help ihQu mine
| unbeef.'. as.H l5 Il :,."r.;
| Is our friend answered ,.,a az: .,..sr;
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HYMN E MI AL.

MARRIED, on the Cd instant, by Rev. J. P. Bodie,
MIR. SAMUEL McAlANus and Miss MARTHA HORNE,
aI;of Edgefeld:
MARRIED, on the 2sth ut., by Rev. Mr.. Rush,
Mr.. Jos. E. LEE, of Columbia, and. Miss MARY
E11zABsrn, third daughter Of Abran, Jones, Esq,
of Edpe6eld District. ..f;,.,.,..,,.l o. ..J.,:",
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ANhIfADNF'fHE OIEdMGN ASA
Nsw YORK; Oct.: si!!-The STEAMER Aaia has
E5ron i5sa 0s1g rss days nte5 o n9sI @ from
saLvskPOot, OFT ls!!AcQFtos-The Cotton
rnarketwasactive, ,and prices had advanced l-l8d:
with but ew@pnrcps offering in the market.
Saes of the! week $4,000 bales, closing with
prices in fayof|of sellers Heefnahn, Cox q
Co. quote l-l6d: advance ON lower qualities.
Spectators took $4,000 and exporters 5000
bales, Fair Orleans I'D; Fair Mobile Gsd !;
Fair Upland SD; Middling Orleans 6sd; Mid
ding Mobile, and Uplnnds: 67.l6d.ut to 6'9!l6d.
Sales of, Friday; IL, ,0eO bales. of which specula
tors and exporters took 5000 only. The inn
ports since! The departure of.the dast steamer
bave been 10000 balesss; Stock otut hand 466i
'000.-Pr;vate letters aits ts3avofdble 9l! a;,t
james McKenry quotes the Flour market firm
on the better grades.
Mixed Corn 333 TO 34s.
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THE cuRRYToN SCHOOLS.

These admirable Schools deserve more than pass
ing notice. They are pleasantly located mile or two
East of the Edgefeld & Hamburg Plank Road, and
some eight or nine miles above the latter place. Mr.
LEsLY, one of the really eminent classical teachers Of
our State directs the Male Academy, while Mr.. j. H.
MORRIS, Of Laurens, superintends the Female depart
ment Other competent instructors are also retained
for the ensuing year; and there cannot be doub'
but that universal satisfaction will be given in every
branch. The attention Of the people Of the Western
par. of South Carolina is asked to the advertisement
of the Trustees Of these Institutions.
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THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.

The last number Of this publication is decidedly
good Astounding it does in much that is reshable,
engaging and improving: Well done, brother W. your
barque is flying over the waters briskly and WE'LL
May the return cargo be rich one. -.
And sorry are we to hear that you are going leave
u.s. Such men as you, are too scarce to be given up
lightly. Would that you could reconsider and remain
to the end of the chapter Your very presence is
andote to all that is unkind, grabbed, selfish, ogot.
ted or sanderous Glad tho that we shall see you oc-
casonalIy as you come to look after the Light. -
Call at the cottage on the Columbia road whenever
you pass this way.
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tn the Afflicted.

-, rv ur,rr 1n1s testimonial in favor Of that
estimabe medicine" PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER"
When passing through Guinea, some two weeks
ago, purchased at your agency 25 cent bottle.
was then suffering from severely bruised hand ];
applied it in the store and was astonshed at the
almost instantaneous relief Before left the store
the inflammation was removed, and in less than IN
hour The pain ceased In two days my hand was
we'll as ever. Finding tito be really remedy, ]
determined to try its effects as curative for the
Piles, to which l have been a martyr for years.
After five dressings my piles were among the things
that had been; am now entirely free from them,
and in us good health as ever was III my life. !
have recommended the Pain Killer to others, and
always with good effect. Several of the captains Of
the upper river boats carry with them constant
supply, and consider it one Of the most valuable
medicines ever discovered.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05

ssssifISssJne 5iis,6sissbsrs q M sosis s Which;
'en,itlSs iienf t6 admissibn kgssl times :ao the
Fabpapds, TO lfpture Pab icatioIlA q sthe
S@asand 10 compete foj pfsninmksMIth
chargt indsyd1 d1alsfpa ayin3s sWo dollatA shal 70 6e
memRars fohSns. y ear, a. and hibit artE rtElsawlth,
ss5aSIdrIhsr claffe, and haIs ffee oihe
siaiF Gsssdnds during Fair week Lifssmtmbers
who have paid up their dues, and annual mem,
hers. will be furnished with tickets which will
admit them during the week, on application to
the special .secretarys detailed for 5ths Putpose
E,dissa tbIexsl ibit araiea fses Of charge. On
Tuesday of Fair week--the first day for exami.
.na,ionby the 1udgca-par'ons will be admitted
for one dollar. III. e.
Tickets to be delivered 10 the. e.gate.keepef on
entering. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
ehsrhsfss for admission will be twenty-five
cents. The charge for admission OF vehicles
will be as follows :-Coaches, carriages, omnl'
buses, &C., the inmates paying for personal nd.
mission, 81. buggies, 80 cents. Children ,un.
der twelve wears of age, and servants, vii! be
admitted with h:half tickets. The pupils Of chari:
table institutions viii bs admitted free All
:Deiepatea from State Agricultural Societies
Mechanics Institutes, Editors Of the Southern
States, r eportsrs &c, will receive TICKET upon
application at the Secretary's Office, which will
admit them free of charge, and entitls them 70
the privilege Of the Grounds during the FAN
week. : - : =. :. ,.f,
NorrcE TO THE PUBLIC. Visitors in carriages
must enter the gate on the right of, and those
ON foot the gate on the LETT Of, Ticket, Office
Persons leaving the ground must make theil
exit at the western gate. Efficient day and night
Police will keep order on the Grounds. Atftin
tlndehs viii be handed overto the Police: Ihest
rules will be imperative, and most strictly OBJ
served 's2"s'f -. @.,.,,-......,.
: ~ Neither smoking nor ;spirituous liquors
aaHo,0sd ON tie Grounds. =. - -. -
T. - .y.,,lt.' Is, s:Ss A G. SUMMER, Secretary.
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RemsdS medicine, that have made use Of extern
syeiy yin tho 1reafment Of the above mentioned dig
eases for. years in my private practice, and always
with thelmppest results If taken closely according
to directions, it wilinot fail to cure any case Of Dys
pc psa oraisease of the Stomach, and all other dis
ease slaying their origin in that diseased organ.
Ishalt, in future advertisements, make mention Of
6sf diseases that have their origin in disease Of The
stomach and which can only be cured by a well di-
rectsd treatment Of that organ alone.
WV. BLISS,
-. 363 Broadway; New York.
"BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY"5s j. for sals by
A. G. O. IT. J. TEAGUE, -Edgefe1d, South Carolina.
The medicine can be forwarded by maiieaad he
will take pleasure in sendingi it 10 any address on
receipt of So; cost of the medicine.
Nov 5 It 43
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+ Money active, and Consols quiet at sl4 fol
account. &.
] The bullion in the! Bank Of England has in
creased 100000 - &. T.
The polilical.intellgensci Isl not important. {.
Affairs in Naples arc unchanged. 8
The monetary articles in The Times and News
of Saturday arc more favorable. The supply
of money in the discount market and stock ex-
change on Friday afternoon WAS liberal. Fiuan'
cial letters from Parisarc also more encouraging
Austria was cyacnating the Principplilies.
The Havre Cotton market had ad dsanced IL
Sales for The week 1000 Orleans at loaf.
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7or The Advertiser.
HOPES DELAY.

@.:@ x! -; HOPES DELAY. . go
ny DAISY. e
Sweet Hope 5.fhoa hast fled from me far far away,
scarce ,ieavinE trace Of thy brief, bright spring
And the dark eares d earth gather fast DER my
Az the wayesof lies agony over me roll.
Thro' tho dsspsioom OF sorrow no hops-''nr ap-
/: =. pears, ~ .....A a1.s'.',. 80
And my heart . weeping silently over Ito fears'
That vanished for aye like some dream of delight
Twill meier 'ssp thy shining, sweet star OF my
night
Why tarriest thou, Hope7 Are thy rainbow lit
wings 81 IL
All weary of dropping mid earhs fair, fra'l things
Where the light that shines brightest 'but bids US
beware,
Of the shadow that fingers forever SO near :!
Where the flowers Of feeling are born but to die,
Meath the cold .with'ring blight Of misfortune 10
lie,
Or blooming unnoticed breathe out their short aay'
In sorrowful sweetness soon fading away.
Where each gems only judged by the setting us
in, e. !.
And hearts can be bought with due i0e'gAt y
TIM"
Where uirtue in rags is passed sneeringly by,
And uiee clothed in purple still trumphs on high
Where the feo hearts that cherish an old-fashionea
love,
For earth's mournful beauty or Heaven ab0ue,
Are like the sweet visits Of angels, 80 rare
That they seem but lost relics Of Eden so fair!
Where thy hope-lght shines dimly to cheer us still
on, ,
To the home where misfortune and changes neel
There love reigns forever unsullied and pure,
And sad hearts find JOY never dreamed Of before.
Then delay not thy coming, sweet star of my heart
Shine on in thy beauty, and never depart,
Lest, earth-sick and weary, faint by the way,
And meier reach the land Of Eternal, bright Day
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U The Friends Of MIR. NJ. W. LYLES respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collec.
tor Of EdgeGeld at the next election.
UThe many friends Of Mr.. THOS. B. REESE,
announce him as Candidate for Tax Collector of
Edgefeld District, at,the ensuing election.
.aE-: The Friends Of Capt. E. W. HORN, re-
spectfuly announce him as n Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edgeheld District, Mt the ensuing elcc
tion.' h Z !" ~
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THE NEW CAR rs FINISHED!
AMBROT:YPES.

.THE Subscribers respectfully inform The Ladies
J - and Gentlemen of Edgefeld that their NEW
CAR is Just completed in a7most beausiha and
perfect manner, which enables them to take the
Finest, Lfs:Like, Anbrqtypes,
And in the best style of finish ssd durability that
has ever been offered to the citizens Of the District.
The CAR will remain only for, a !" few days. In
this Town Therefore, II you wsns sour' likeness
and such an one a will give you satlsiaotion-cal
soon. or the Car win leave. .you: - ...njo u.
They will also take Ambroypes for Medallions.
Brooches, Lockets aud Finger Rings. Portraits Of
deceased persons copied accurately: y:sai2sF a
sY Come soon.-cnme quickly, ii, ,,iyop ,fwpu,d
take advantage Of the splendid opportunity now
offered Remember; delays are danRerous.n
.,': =: &6fti : At. LYON>& 90.
ME- ,r 49,. IA
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.
THE FAIR AGAIN.

We give Largely of our space this week to The Pro-
gramme of the great State Fair that approaches
Every one must read it over carefully twill beseen
that matters are to be conducted on the widest and
lihasaA III sss. Il be an occasion when
Carolinians from every nook and corner will meet on
common ground. For this object alone, its attractions
are powerful enough. But the display, in every re-
spect, will be noble one and those Of Us who do not
go, will miss week such as cannot often present it.
self: How many shall Eagefsld have there! A bat
talon, we hope For ii is great and good cause
that calls Us to attend the cause of Progress.
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t$ Let everybody-lawyers, doctors, ministers,
merchants mechanics, farmers, sick persons and we'll
ones, read DR.. BLISS advertisement Of this week
Disease ofthe Stomach. It's Consequences is to
be found in another column Next week Dr. Bliss
will show that there is no such disease Debility
or General Debllity."
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THE KINGsTRER STAR.

i. This is a new paper, published at kingsrres, Will
liamsburg District, S. c., by GILBERT, McKNIGnr e.
DARR, asd edited by J. E. Mcknight. 1t claims a
place in the ranks Of the rres une,,ered democracy
of South Carolina" and will ever cling to the time.
h0nored principles Qf ,Et party" The number before
us does credit to is management and gives promise of
most useful and interesting paper Best wishes for
all concerned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Society met in the C9Hrt House, on the I'd
inst and elected the following Gentlemen as officers
for the ensuing; year: To Wit. - .,g,,.
ALFRED DEARING, Pesident.
=. AyoRY BLAND, Vice President. : ~
JOHN H. FAIR, ID Vice President y
A. SlMKrNs, Corresponding Secretary. 49,
E. J, MINIS, Treasurer
-. J. H. NJ inns, Recording Secretary.
The following Gentlemen were Then appointed dele
gates 10 the State Agricultural Society, TO meet il
Columbia on the 18th inst, TO wit
ALrR ED DEARlse, JOHN H. FAIR, DR.. THOMAS
LAKE, Jas. RA1NtFoRD, a.. SINKING, J. H. MlM,,
ST: Goypr, E.: Mlns;IG: A.. AppnoN, MAJ. T.
WxrsoS, Hon. F. .s.. .Bapos, DR. WM JENNINGS,
wv. cARwILE, J. B, SULLIVAN. .,.c :, 81.
Tho Nesting then adjourned, y ss..is. =; -
]. H. MINIS, sec'ry.
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5ADVERTISER FOR SALE.

THE Senior Proprietor desires to sell his half
interest in this paper to an approved purchaser
Itis one Of the best investments in South Carroll
ma, having considerable jobbing business, sPlen,
did advertising patronage and about two thousand
paying subscribers. i. ...... -.
:! A word to the wise: The subscriber is nov in
the humor for selling. Speak quick, if you wish
the meansol securing a handsome competency for
life. w. +. DohlsOEo
~ Nov. 5, .G.'r 4a
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N O ticel !

A Meeting of the Members of the Edgefield
Lyceum is earnestly requested and Pcremptorily
commanded 10 be held in tho Hall Of the Lyccum
on THURSDAY MORNING, the 9th inst, at /
o'clock as business Of Importance will be transacted.
By order Of the President.
LOUDON BUTLER Secretary.
November, S 1t 43
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COM M E r CIAL.

b. HAMBURG, Nov. 3, 1856.
Corroy-Thrre has been no material change in
our market within the past week. The receipts
have been moderate. Prices remain firm at former
quotations, viz: II 10 liz cts., and choice lots would
bring III els. IL.
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You have bought my goods.
L want INV. money!

TNHE Subscriber intending to wind up his busii:
i ness as soonas practicable, respectfully Informs
all perJonsin; anywise' indebted TO him that they
must make arrangements to settle up without delay
us he is wanting money and must have it.; lie
earnestly hopes AL interested this notice VIA
give prompt attention to il as be- does not wish to
deal harshly with any, but uhlessthey comply with
the above requestthe Lawyers Magistrates will
certainly have the pleasure of settling with them.
This is fair warning. R.. 81. SULLWAN,to
y Nov If 43.
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ROAD WORKING,

Now is the time TO fix our roads for The winter
Take from four.to six days every fall, tas we'll as
sprng and them well and the effect will be bet
ter and better roads every year, until at length the
shame that attaches District in this respect will
be wiped out. .'''.'i
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A REQUEST.

Should "SopHtA" and Z" COUSIN BLANCHE "date
correspondents Of the L'former) see ,ls,.wll they
please heedius when we offer our columns ier their
tasteful compositions and ask them TO occupy for the
future nm occasional place at our table! Our
.tWreatf is pretty one already, but not quite full
enough ). '' -