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Can1 9alcs.
A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
At TRUSTEE sale.

At TRUSTEE sale.
Bv virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county; in Chsnccry the subscriber
a. Trustee will offer q, Public Sale,
On Tuesday, the 18th day Of July
newt, at I o. clock p. NJ, at the public house
of RICHARD ANDREWS, in the village OF the
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Mary
landr all that valuable farm Of which Lewis
Kirk died seized, containirss aboHt
So ACRES OF LAND,
Of the most productive quality, conveaietly
divided into five fields. with access to water
from each. and two pieces OF woodland.
The improvements arc a sub.
stantial BRICK DWELLING HNr.
HOUSE, AZ by % feet; two sSk
stories, with dining room and
hiteksR in the vear, IL by "a feel. coy.1cd
with slate, having cellar unsi.r the whole
building, and substantial BRICK vault. with
entrance from the cellar. Also, a well Of
good water with pump, in the kitchen.
A BARN Is by 35 feet, with stone cellar
stahl'ng; wagon honse and granary, carriage
house and corn crib, hog ami po.ltry house
Also NV" TENANT HOUSES, all in good
rcpaT
The property is situated IN healthy and
thriving ncighborho"d, convenient to mills,
schools and places Of worship, being about
one mile distant from the village of the
Brick Meeting House.
THE TERMS OF SALE,
As prescribed by the Decree, required the
payment ofone third " the purcl, use money
on the day Of SALE, and the residue thereof
in two equal insialmcnts, in one and AEo
years from the day of sale, to be secured by
bonds or notes Of the purchaser, with surcs,
ties approved by the Trustees, bearing ik
tcrest from the day ofsalc On the payment
nf the whole Of the purchase money the
trustee will by good and suificien: deed
convey I" the purchaser or purchasers, the
property sold to him, her or them, free clear
and discharged Of all claim OF the parties to
said decree.
F.A. BILLS,
ymstco.
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SIMMy FAMILY MEDICINES
Dr. ]. Simnls, Cnugh Syrup.

TNlIlS SYRUP has proved sovereign remedy
L in all Affections Vi the Breast and Lungs. IN
Coughs. Colds. Who"ping Cough. Group. lloars"-
ness. sh,rtn-ss Of Breath, Pain in the Breast and
Sides, splitting Of Blood. Sore Threat bronchitis,
and In.ipicnt Pulmonary Consmmption; together
with every aiment incident to the lirc ,st 4 Lungs
rnlikr most Of tho prrPar .t"ns made for di.
Of the Breast and l.ung-. this Syrnr srcad y
gains in public favor; we hive known il to rclie, .
and cure 10 the utter establishment of the patient,
thus confirming its utility in the diseases for which
i, is intended. 1t is pleasant to the taste. and ct
fectual in its opcraion niforling relief in or ::
doses. and performing cure with rapidity hith-
erto unknown in the annals of medicine. if u cure
can DO Hccied at all. Containing no d.letcri"us
substances its administration is safe under all ely
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FARM FOR SALE
+. A. BILLS,
gyustco.

FARM FOR SALE
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
YNIiE undersigned offer for sale small
l. FARM OF 80 Acres, situated near the
junction of the Elk ami Bohemia rivers, +,
mile from Port Herman Wharf, wbcrs the
steamboat Lady Wilmer ,oHcIcs on her semi
weekly trips to Philadelphia.
The Improvements consist of TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE,
Il 1&7fa nearly new, with the necessary
6n:H lighthouses. An excellent
S9tllslse well of water, a great variety
ofch"ice fruit, consisting OF Apples, Peaches,
Cherries, Plums, &c.-About 70 Acres OF
young CEsTNur TIMBER. The pk,ec is a,pmi-
rably adapted for u tu@es f.rIn, the soil being
ola light sandy boanf about 30 acres now in
clover.
The ncighboihood is an improving one;
several gentlemen from Philadelphia and
Baltimore have settled r the vicinity and
are building up handsome residences. The
country around is remarkably healthy. Fish
in greaI abundance aL+,slnd in the rivers, and
canvas-back ducks in the fall OF the year in
Vulnerable. For further particulars
inquire Of EARLE Il CRESWELL.
May 20 tt Attorneys, Elkton Md.
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GLENN DALI
FO II LIE.

TNHIS beautiful Estate will be sold bar
l. gain. 1t is situatedtwo miles north wes
from EIktOn, and contains
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lL or HI G

As low as can lc bought in either ofthc cities,
and warranted to tit or no sale.
Cali before y"u buy, Mt my new shop in
Nitchclis ncw building. fronting North st.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Elkton, apr rs If Merchant Tailor.
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EStray. So Reward.

- STRAYED away from the
fHwT farm Of Mr.. Denny, sa Elk Riv-
HW or. near Elkton. on the 9TH day
ale>sa.t.l ofJuiy, inst, a sorrs horse colt
rwo years old. OF fair size, small blaze in his
face, and his Iett hint foot white. The above
reward will b+ paid for inf. runation that will
enable IN" to get him again
July lS GEo. WAsnINGrNN BouLDEy.
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Attention Housekeepers!

Attention IIousekeepers!
rT>Ilr subscriber having purchased the entire in
i teroa of Mathews and johnson, in tho newly
established
Flour and Feed store,
in ELKTON. nearly opposite the Howard House,
respectfully invites the attention ofhis friends and
housekerpers generally, to his we'll selected stock
Of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be f"urrl the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra superhne; C"niAon Suprrhne; Midilinss.
RYE FLOUR AND BuCKwIIEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White Ship STUFF.
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats, ground: Corn
and bats in the grain, potatoes; all vi which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
UHOLESALE OR RETAIL
tTAll articles delivered within the limits OF the
town. FREQ Of cost
I-E-country Produce taken in exchange.
rTEvxry effort will he III ,de to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received.
Mayl6l WIN. +. GILES.
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A Desirable Property

AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offer, for sale the house
l. and lot Of half an acre on which lie re-
sides; in the
Village ofthe Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
The improvements are a neat. new. and
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rlle Old Fourth.

FRANKLIy CorHciL. No 10. will meet at Andora
saturday evening June 18th. 1887. and every Sat
urday evening thereafter Mt O'Clock. until fur
thor notice. The members and all persons f'vor
able to American principles are cordially invited
TO attend IJuno Is
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Farmers who buy their liquor. for harvest and
wish TO save their money would 10 ~ by calling
at the New Store ON Main St. nearly opposite the
Old Bask. Price Of common CO cts. worth 81; .j
cts and 81, worth s.; bear in Isiad it will BE- ,vll
iow Vim McCLELLASp, Jr.
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JAS. +. MCCULLOUGH.
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
"A Chancery Office under the "Hcward
House ;" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, l855-n
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to either Of the following special agents:-
At Cccilton, JAxEs FoRD.
" Chesapeake City, =. ~ pC n
Cherry Hill, JosErm MILLER
" North kust, RICHARD l.. THoWAs.
Is. X. CARSON AGO.
Port Deposit, JosErm W ABEAHAHs
CECIL BANK.
Principo, ISo. lACkLAND.
Rowiandsvifle, VIZ. Il. ROWLAND 4 Co
Rising Sun; Jon HAISHs.
Huntsville. SAW. NJ RErxOLss
g Brick Meeting House, Cm,RLRs II. HAINEs
Zion. J. CAEuARr 4 Son.
Principle rsrnac., J.aG.p. wnrrAxrn.
- Blue Ball. wv. Is. BlLxs.
Bethel, JoMS l.. CLAYTON.
Massey's Cross. roads, DR. c II. b NASSAU.
llnvre de Grace, JoMS Il. C0ALE.
Bclair, JAxEs HEBRON. JR
ESston, JOS. GRAHAM,
Teller Easton Bank
Members residing in Talbot, Queen Anne
Caroline, and Dorchester Counties, will pay al
the Easton Bank.
Payments made to agents should I've made
before the day of the Annual Meeting. All
payments made to any person other than the
Secretary and Treasurer, himself, before or on
tie day Of The .3nnudi Meeting, must he paid
over to the Treasurer, or notice thereof must
be filed with him or mailed to his address
before or on that day. And no payment made
to any person, other than the Secretary and
Treasurer himself, after The day Of the Annual
Meeting, will be admitted or recognized until
notice thereof is received by that officer and
by him passed to the credit of the party so
paying.
N. r. Persons making payment to agents
must pay whatever compensation said agents
charge, if any. as the full interest must BE-
paid into the Treasury clear Of any dednc.
ton or commission.
BY order of the Board,
F. A. ELEIS,
July II, 1851. Secretary.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT,
AT DTRTIr SAT

AT PUBLIC SALE.
DY virtue Of u power Of Attorney to sell
- and convey. the undersigned will oiier ut
| Public Sale, ut the Court House in Elkton, on
TUESDAY, the Eth of AUGUST. 1851,
all that valuable tract Of land situated Mt the
village of Andora, in Cecil county, containing
A. Acres, 3 ROods, IL Perchesy
more or less. This is one Of the most valu.
able farms viii III has been offered iD this
county for many wears. The soil is arp us7shr
cuhwmtnT. producing annually the finest
crups, and divided into Convenient fields. well
fenced. with access to water in every field.
The stuaaion is most delightful and heal
thy one. commanding n view Of Chesapeake
and Delaware Bays, in the midst Of rich
| and thriving cUnntry. suprevndcf by many
he,e~ies Of Paper. Cotton and Iron. and
Within a half Eour's drive. OH - fine Plank
Road. Of the town of Ekton.
The Improvements are = two story and attic
EA Frame House. 20 by "a feet,
nETl with a two story and attic
STE iiH kitchen: a pump of good soft
water in the yard: Barn and
Straw Shed 60 by ~ feet. with stone walls
all around tho barr, yard; stable for horses
and cows, large Granary, two stories high:
Ice House. Poultry House. and numerous
other out-uuillinss. all built within few
years. and in first rate order. There is also
uroa this property fine YOUNG APPLE
ORCH ARD, and number Of Peach, Pear
and Vt ler fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALE:
One thous and dollars in cnsb: one thousand
in three months: one half the la lance in 6
mon hs. and the other half in twelve months
from the day Of sale. There is mortgage of
fifteen hundred th,IIars on the property and
i, is probably the holder will allow it to re.
main for several years.
Sale to commence at IL O'clock A. N.
". }. JONES,
July IL Is Attorney.
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The FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, LTlMOR +
Clabaugh Brothers,
PRoPRIEToRs.
Terms, per day Sl.50.

DIR. j. 8. Sites
TYENDERS his Professional services to
u the citizens of ELkTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN STREET.
April Is, l856-6m
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DR.. J. Simnis' White Linimcnt,

For all The purposes Of an Erternui Remedy.
This Liniincnt is emincntly vain ,ble in Rh-u-
matism Neuralgia. Palsy. Sore Throat and Mumps
il is uneunnlcd. Gout, Numb,rcss of the Limbs
Stiffness Of the Joints. Tooth ache. SwoIling- Frost
ell Feet, Sprains. Bruises Burns and Soald. rhApp-
ed Hands. ami Pains "f every character. We need
not comment further On this Invaluable l.iniment,
than to say it is highly appreciated external
remedy wherever 1t is used in fact it seems to
tnblsh itself at once. WI therefore III sec il 1T the
disposal ni the acte ell in this vicinity having tho
conf lence in its utility tor diseases reuuir-
ing an external application
DR.. }. Sinlms' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is undoubtedly tho best remedy
known for I'ysrntcry and piarrhma in all their
various foIm.; Cramps. collie. Cholera Mvrb.S
Pains in the Stomach and I;uwe.s Cran,p, aud
sickness in the stomach. Cholera lnt,utn. and
the summer diseases of Children. 1t is excellent
in Debility. Weakness. Relaxation nn. Chronic
Diseases affecting the Stomach and Bowels. and is
pleasant to the taste we'll as cffeciua in its opv
rations This syrup contains no dc,elelious 81, b.
stances, either mineral vegetable; it is there.
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the propretors have used these
remedies i'll private practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
CArrIox.-Plcnse observe the written signature
Of the inventor affixed to the wrapper vi every
bottle, thus:J Sims, NJ. D.. none o:her is genuine
Try these remedies once and you will never DO
without them.
A liberal discount allowed The trade. Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. }. SIMMS 4 son,
An and King Sts., Uiimnng,on. DR
lVS Sold by Dr. II. IL. Mitchell, EIkton; u. +.
Burton, Dover; 5. S. Hancc, Baltimore; and hy
callers generally. Lmay Gmx
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NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

V0TFN II IN III T.1J.
T have just received Il superior lot of Cloths
L Cas.imrrcs md Eestinss, aud will make
and sell
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w ALL PAPER

THREE
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS for SALE on accom-.
' mcdating terms. by J. j. ASH.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commissions
ere Of Cecil county. at their first meeting at
TER the 18th day ~ August. next, ~ have .
bridge built over fhs little Elk Creek, at
Providence Paper MirTs.
July 18TH 1857 5Sg
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,Satt an0 faIltjl.


Tim MCGOWAN lost his life 10 the
last Mexican war. He had lost an
arm, when a boy,by having the limb
crushed under the wheel ola iaunsiag
car, in'tke could country" His snr-
viving. brother Dennis never ceased
Boosting of Tim exploits. To BAR
room, the other evening, Dennis be-
gan on the old them: -'Oh mnrther
but We ought TO have seen Tim at
Observation-Disclosures nae, I'm Gaming
Resaca de la Patma;) he caught two
Mexican blackgoardS by the cuffs Of
their. neeks, and kilt 'em both as
dead as red herrins, by knocking
their heads together" SLOW could
/ that be-" said a listener "when your
brother had but one arm?" "Bliss
yer sOwl, replied Dennis, zone arm
had be? that's true enough for you
but Tim forgot all about that wher
he got into a fghf!'
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sHEgaFE.s SALE.

DY virtue of three writs of venditioni ex-
I'D ponas issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to
me directed, I will expose to sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the -housedoor IN
the town of Fayetteville, on Saturday the
4 nth day Of January 1857 ,Jar the
right. title claim and interest tn It E. s. Brown
has in and to certain tract of Land in Lincoln
county, Tennessee civil district No. G., and
bounded as follows, Notwithstanding at AN
elm on the west boundary line of Henry II.
Pamplin's land, running north with his line 80
poles toa white ash, then east l 10 poles to a
hickory and sugar tree, thence south TO null
berry and dogwood. thence 10 poles to the be-
ginning. Containing seventy acres more or less.
Levied on BY L II. King. Deputy Sheriff. as
the property of E.. s. Brown, at the suit OF
William a. Rutledge, also atthe suit Of George
w. Alexander, and at the suit of IngIe d Lo-
gan. MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff, !,
Dec. 6, 1861 MA v6-4w-$4] 49, =.
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A frieud'ieiis Us the following which
s,esconsiders a good 'un:
Being in mechanics shop the
other day 40 urehin cine 10, his
dress. covered with mud His father
observing his dirty plight, said to
him:
william, my son, how came you to
muddy your dress so?'
The boy stopped al moment. then
looking his father in the eye very
observing asked.
Father, what am | maize eff
Dust The bible says, Dust thou
! art and unto dust thou shalt return.
well. father, if lam dust. ho" can
Ihelp being muddy when it rains on
met
.sWil.ism, go down stairs and gel
some wool, .starl! -
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.smERlFF's SALE.

DY virtue of a.writof venditioni exponas is
ID sued by the Clerk of The Circnit Court Of
Lincoln county, Tenn. and to me directed,
Twill expose to sale to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse door in the town Of
fayetteville. on Saturday the Nth day
ofJanuary. 1857. allthe right, title, claim
and interest that Elijah Gary has in and to "a
certain house and lot of ground in the town OF
Fayetteville, Lincoln coanty, Tennessee,
known in the plan of said town aslot No. 1872,
containing by estimation an three-f ourths acre,
be the same more or less. Levied on by Mo
SEES Crnse, Sheriff. as the property. of Elijah
Gary at the suit of Laben f. Tucker s Co.
MOSES CRU ~E, Sheriff.
Dec. 2. 1s56:A-En34:v6i4w-&4.l
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sHERIEC,S. SAFE.

DY virtue of six writs Of venditioni expo :
ID mas issued BY the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, aud to me
directed will expose to sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court -house door in the
town of Fayetteville, on, Saturday. the
18th day OF January, 1852, all the
right, title, claim. and interest. that May Buc-
hanan has in, and to certain tract of Land in
Lincoln county Tennessee, in civil district No.
Is, eontaining14lA acres, bounded. as follows,
to- wit:-0n the north by Ralph Smiths heirs,
on tn. west by VIM and Elizabeth Bryan, on
the south BIZ ohm Smith, and on the east BY a.
Smith. Levied on as the property of May
Buchanan. at the suit of Irby Morgan & Co.,
for the use of Neil, Moores & Wright, partners
in. trade under the name and style Of Neil,
Moores &c Wright, also at thetsuits of William
Bryan, also at the suit Of Ephraim B.. Bryan,
and at the suits of John Goodrich.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff
Dec 6, 1856 n34:v6-4w-S4l
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TIE editor Of the Cohoes Gaia
ract is an expert marksman anG
inveterate sportsman. he tells the
following experience"
We went out hunting one day
last week. shen we discovered stimuli
taneodsIy dozen ducks, swimming
in the river, and aaook of pigeons
nyiag over head. Both we're in
reach Of a good shot and We wanted
!, shot at both, but as We carried Only
4 single barrel gun we. did not see
how this result could be accomplish
ed. AZ length however lucky
. thought suggested Itself. Taking
aim at the ducks, we fred but al
iowed. only one half Of the charge
70 leave the gun while pointed IN
that direction, Then. raising II
. towards the pigeons, we let them
have the rest. Every one of the
binds fell a victim 10 our skill. We
vaded out after our case, and On
returning 70 Shore, We found three
bushels OF CLANS ID our boots"
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TiMB Is MoNEr. A Chicago bro
ker. famous for his sbrewdness, took
a trip by railroad the ether day, and
sat down at the end Of the last Car,
because he considered the use OF
money worth something while the
conductor was coming through the
cars.
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A chap erplied at a police sta.
ton ia Boston for lodgings gu Sat.
-urday night, who elueid4ted the ques-
tion of parentage in this way:
..You see, Cap'n, first my father
died, and then my mother married
again and then my mother died and
my father married sgin,and somehow
or other / don't seem to have no
parents az all nor no home nor moth
thing,
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CHI HrHler
chinese Sugar Cane.

From the Graysyillo (Illinois) Herald Z
Being requested by many TO pub.
lis b q statement, through the columns
of.syaur psper, of my experience with,
and The vdlue.of the Chinese Sugar
Cane, I Therefore send yen the follow
lag statement, which You win please
insers:
On the 18th Of May, | planted
about half an acre of ground, one year
old. A portion Of the soil was low
and vet in the spring; in fict, it COW
cred the sod with mud; the other
part was high and sandy; the conse-
quence was when til dry season set
in. the Wet part vas baked very hard,
and The high barnt up for the want of
rain. pIowed it when about ten.
inches high, and thatwas all the,voyk-
ing it got, with The exception of a
slight hocihg previous to blowing.
My object was toasct.rtain the amount
Of sacehariue mitfer contained in the
stalks, and 1 supposed enough would
grow to make the experiment. Ma,
nyof the stalks grew from sixteen to
twenty feet high-[in the low ground
it only grew twelve feet Having
made a mill en- which to grind it, /
commenced on the 24tb of Septem-
Der The cine then!hal received two
OF three frosts, which slightly Injured
the tlste Of the water. ] am can
vinced that the amount Of stalks !
used can be grown on less than a quar-
ter of an acre. The .amountof ga-
ter obtained from the piece was 90
gallons, from which made forty-live
gallons, ahich III favor and beautiful
bright red color, is FIR superior to any
n1olasses obtsined from the South. :
Idid not try'to grain it, rs it viii moi
grain after being frosted; but am con-
yinced tn re viii be no difficulty ii
grsining tiff tried Previous TO frost
lfitis planted by the middle Of. May
it viii be rpened BY the middle c
August. and remain in good eondi
lion until frost, and if cut up and pu
ID Sheds. lin apprehension Of frostl j
will keep wei for a mcnth4or more. .
/ viii give statement Of VIA
may be made per acre. Judging from
the amount of water obtained from
each stalk. 0ne Of my neighbors
Mr. A. Degap, obtained from segel
cAoice stalks one gallon of water,and il
aaoshertrial made by Nh. aIcCleary
SEN, and myself, we pressed from
ten stalks one gallon and a quart
The number Ct stalks in a bill shonl
befpm foarto SIX. Ia my calculation
Ionly estimate ore quartof waterto tb
lii, allowing sixteen hills per squar
rod,which viii make Ito gallonsof mo
lasses. Valued at I 5 cts, per gallon
It would anlountsto $50 50per acre
and do not hesitate in saying tha
the amounts may be doubled. Iwoul'
urge upon the farmers of the Yves
tern country to try it. You woul'
not only save but make money by TIL
operation. ! am well convinced the
in 1850 the Southern planter Vii
have no sale of BIS sugar in the Stat
of Illinois.
So From present indications there
viii be 100 acres raised in Wabasl
county next year, which will save th'
county $4,000. The time to com
mence working the cane IS wher
the seeds have charged from greer
to a dark red tue, although it vii
remain good until flirly matured,
McCleary S Bluff, Wabash CO., Ill.
TIE editor Of the Cohoes Gaia
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A fair and unaffected girl
Was Miss Rosinda Bell;
Of perfect speech and pleasant MEN,,
She played her part full WELL
"All girls who lisp. wished to be kissed
Said Tom to her one day;
With rognish look she answered quick
"0h, yeth tho Pye heard thay p
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sHELBYVILLE.
Dissolution.
1HE copartnership heretofore

Ff1HE copartnersLip heretofore @m
L existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business win in the future
be conducted BY Mr.. Thompson, at the same
stand where he will be pleased to attend. to
all orders for Groceries from Bedford and sur-
rounding counties. All those indebted to the
old firm are-earnestly requested to come for
ward and close up amount due us by Cash OF
Note, as it is important that the old. business
should be closed upas soon as possible. The
Books will be found in possession 10. II
Thompson, either of us however. are fully
authorized to make settlements for the old
firm. J. M.sELLIOTT,
10. H. THOMPSON. Z
Sle5yviRe, Sept. 81, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08

CoNsoLArIoN--An Italian, who
was very poor and very much addict.
ed to play, used to apostrophigs
Fortune thus: 'Efrcacherous god.
deso! thou canst make me lose, but
thou canst not make me pay"