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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05


\ young man from the ''rural dis
day, with a bank note, for dollars
worth of postage stamps. He was told
that paper money was notreceived. lie
went away and shortly returned with
four Spanish quarters.
We don't receive them now, said
the attendant, ''for more than twenty
cents apiece"
The countryman thought Uncle Sam
was mighty particular, so he went away
and obtained a dollar in coppers.
Now" said he. on returning to the
Office, and laying down his pile at the
window of the delivery, Il guess can
suit yc."
The man inside looked at the display
Of specie currency, and coolly said
ave never take moro than three cents
in coppcrs at rny one timc-it is not a
legal tender above that sum-
The countryman looked at the com
posed official for the space of minute
and a half without stirring, and theu
bclched out
Look here, you; a MT you almighty
kind o petiklcr, for fellers locked up in
sich jail as this ere? You don't only
take three cents in coppers at time,
hey? Well, then, s'pose you give me
three cents worth of stamps anyhow ?"
The official very politely cat of sin
gle stamp, and passed it out, for which
the countryman laid down three cents.
lie was about to pass away when the lat
ter cried out
'.Look here, you! hold on! That ercs
one time; now 'spose you gin me three
cents worth more on 'em %
Uncle Sans clerk was not slow in dis
covering that he had caughta Tartar
He turned back to the window
.'HoW many c00rpers have you got?'
''Wall, only about ninety of
EN-; had hundred on 'em when L be-
gun"
"Pass them in" was the gruf reply.
''Pass out your stamps fust, and then
[ will, said Jonathan, ''but L reckon
you don't ketch me agin.'
The stamps were passed out, the cop
pers were handed over, when the coun-
tryman went off saying
Il s'pose because feller holds Office
under Uncle Sam, he thinks he's smart'n
all creation: but | guess they larnt some
thin that tinc-LolceU Neirs.'
sa-''I wish my portrait taken,'' said
a young man from the country to an
Ambrotypist.
Very well, sir-just take scat
here"
"You warrant rescmblancc?''
"Ccrtainly.'
''For how long time?
For many years, and even when old
age oyertakes you, there will be some
traces Of your features.
but suppose L catch the smallpox,
how can you warrant durable like
ness?'
ssJust bring it back said the artist,
smiling, "and [ will punch few holes
in it.
pea- Friendship is gentleman that
makes no parade the true heart dances
no hornpipe on the tongue.
B@Men arc sometimes accused of
| Dr;5o ,oaroJU haoeusn their acc1ISors
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

n@-W Whom it happens that man can
not bear Joke it's not because ho Is
weak in the back, but in the place above
it
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

RS>"Wake up and pay for your lodg-
ings," said deacon, as he nuged a slee-
Ply stranger with the contribution box
last SUNDAY.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

POPPING TIE OUEsTIoN.--I was sit
ting by the side of Imogene, meditating
upon the best manner Of coming to the
point, when She took up an orange that
lay upon the table.
':Win you have part of this?'' she
asked.
Iasscntcd, thinkingall the while more
of orange flowers than of the fruit, What
she was thinking of, [ cannot say. She
divided the orange into two parts: and
gave me one. Asuddcn inspiration came
upon me.
"Oh Imogene!' said I, I wish
you would serve me as you have this Or
ange?"
'What do you mean ?" she asked in
nocently.
"Why you have hazred the orange,
now won't you hare me? p
am little oblivious as to what fol-
lowed for the next few minutes, only I
remember that somehow I found my
moustachc in contact with her lips
We are to be married in October
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

RG5~A \ humorous old man fell in with
an ignorant and rather impertincnt
young minister, who proceeded to in
form the old gentleman in very positive
terms that he would not reach Heaven,
unless he was born again, and added,
Il have experienced that change, and
now feel no anxiety"
"And have you been born again %
eyes, trust l have
"Well," said the old man, 1 don t
think it would hurtyo to be born once
more"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

n-A man was asked by an acquaint-
ance the other day. if he was married.
Yes he replied, "I have second
hand wife, but she's just as good as
new" lie had married widow
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

g~Men arc sometimes accused of
pride merely because their accuscrs
would be proud themselves if they were
in their places,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-05

pea- Friendship is a gentleman that
makes no parade! the true heart dances
no hornpipe on the tongue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10

have insisted upon The Importance Of l'rc
serving the roots unbrokei' ii; al! The sl'bsr-
quent work in the cotton. The growth OF
the plant in the sol! in its roots, is very
much like its growth above the surface i'll
its limbs. Indeed, this similarity of growth
under the surface to that above the surface,
is Il very remarkable and striking feature
in the cotton plant. In the cultivation OF
the plant, therefore, at this season of the
ycar-middlc of .iuMe-whcn it has coin
mcnccd Iruiting. the extent OF the limbs is
the true guide as to the proximity the sweep
ever should approach tic stalk, preserving
your bed fran and mbrokrn. On this part
of the subject We have but few more remarks
to make.
We ask every planter and manager to
bcaz in mind chat the cotton plant is to
como into bearing in the course of some
twelve to iitnee days: and though it be
'cmphatically Il tap-rootcd plant, with the
capacity often of dipping into the earth, in
one season, from four to siN feet, vet it is
upon it's leaves and surface roots mainly
that it relies for the food tllat it assimi!ates
into cotton seed and lint With this fact
distinctly fixed in your mind. and the con-
lident assurance that Your land has been
thoroughly prepared i'll the bedding and
planting, the indications as 10 the mode OF
work and the implements with which il is
to be performed, Il would Seem to be pre-
sumption in lie to dctain You in mention
inS. There is 10 greater error than tha:
which supposcs cotton has but few SuEfacc
roots. They are rapidly spreading into the
mellow soil now, anl if you ,lo not quickly
plow away from tie stalks of cotton, and
keep your plow away, yon will Industrious
y mrltipIy The chances for Il sorry crop.
The light, flat sweep is the only instrument,
and is run. as much less than half inch as
possible; that will not mjurc the cotton af-
ter it has properly commenced bearing.
OArs.-Tls crop will require attention
this month. Cut some for your horses and
mules, say just as they begin to show
slight yeilowish tinge; no feed better. when
cured, than this.
Uocs.-lhis is trying time with hogs
usually in this country. Get them into
your oats pastures rs soon possible; aud if
you have provided for it, give them plenty
OF squashes, and, once Il week, fail not to
give them mixture in troughs OF ashes,
s;,it. coppcras and corn, filled i'll with water.
poTAroEs.-Thesc will yet do well from
the draws. Plant of these pretty largely,
as every thing on til" plantation loves thtm
and is benefited BY them, and taw articles,
except peas, flttcn hogs faster. II you
would preserve your potatoes good and
free from strngs, plant oat half acre i'll
vines towards tic close of this month for
vour seed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
farmers department,
From the Southern Cuit.vator.
HAY MAKING IN TIE SOUTH.

4 Brief Essay, read before the 'Bedch Is
land TURNER'S CluJ,'' at Tie October
Meeting.
GENTLEMEN As it is expected that each
member Of this Club shall make a report
of some experiment. take this opportunity
10 present the following, on hay making:
About the first Of May, had ten acre
lot good riyer-bottom land plowcd up, with
double plows, from S to 10 inches deep;
the land was then well narrowed with q
good two-horse iron-tooth harrow, across
the plowing, and then rolled with q cast
iron two.horsc roller, in order to make the
surface as smooth as possible. The land
was soon covered with crab-grass. In con
sequence Of the hot dry weather, | had al
most dcspairel of realizing a crop; but at
Ter the heavy rain which fell about the Is
Of September, it revived and grew of rapt
idly, and continued to improve until the
latter part of September, when it was from
two to three feet high, at which time cut
it with scythes. The plan | adopted for
curing was, to have what was cut in the
morning turned over and stacked up about
four or five hours after it was cut, and that
part of it that had from four to six hours
sun OIL it was then put into common size
shocks and remained until the next day
about ten o'clock, or until the dew was ell
tirc!v off, ut which time they. were again
opened and the hay again spread, and re:
manned SO until evening; when it was put
into shocks again and remained so until the
dew was Of the next day, when they were
opened and spread as above stated; in the
afternoon, such as was sufficiently cured |
had packed in tho barn.
measured one acre and obtained from
that 1915 pounds Of we'll cured hay: which
sold for Is cents per cwt. in Augusta; it
was weighed at the city scales: and at that
low price amounted to sjj156 1t 81 per
hundred. the amount would have been $40
Is; at sl.25 per hundred sll5.l2. These
prices arc not untrequcntly paid Tor an art'-
Gle in no way superior. think there were
three or four acres in the lot as good as the
one measured the balance hot more than
than two.thirds as good. At the rate sold,
the whole lot would amount to $4G0; and
of course still higher at increasing rates, Us
shown above.
will simply call the attention of the
members to the fact that if this crop had
been made under favorable seasons, and if
sold at the average price that Northern hay
commands in Augusta, which is about $50,
it would amount to 1920: or s92 per acre.
Ny impression is that two crops may be
taken from the same land by commencing
earlier IL the season. and there is no crop
more profitable with the same amount "
labor.
JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOODS, 1857.
HsEGi&Ep d; EsEagEsESS,
tI.GI-STN q,


AUGUSTA. GA.
4 RE opening this morning - lar-" and magIIif-
"a cant ;tock Of Spv:n. !:,! S;gImncr ID IL Z
ti 81 q afS. To Which they nvit" attc!i;i"n. The
Ladies respectfully solicited, b""rc purchasing
call ar, cxarin" ,hrir l,sur.ncnt"I ircs$ Goods
wl:vh Comprise, Tie 'airst raG:rr i'll style and de-
sgu having ben scrricl froi: the choicest StockS
u the New York ;:nd l,oYilrc:n rrarkeis, and will
be sold very cheap.
Rich six 'I"nacc} ROBES. with i'rnses;
Eancy !'i,..d and Chcmr% SILKS;
liScioti' Black SILK&;
GroS de- Rhinc 3"
Rich Black and Cod Brocadc SILKS;
I" Orga;nd, ROBES;
Very fine Pain and Plaid CJIALLI. a col"rs :;
Challi and l9i,rc@c ROBES. i'lan ama l'ri#icd !:
Printed MESLINS and Muslin ROLES, all
cu!urs:
French and Easiy. PRINTED JACoNE7s,
and SlTlSSES;
Rlack.and Cold GRAPE MARE7,zE and B.l-
REGE;
Black and Cola Printed GREEADiNES and
NORMAS;
Plain anI I':!il CRUTELLIS "nd LUhTRES;
Pain and frinlv,! E:iREGES:
UE,BElGES, from II 20 :: !c;
Fine French. Scotch aud English GINGH-l.HS
I'll siy!cs:
French. English and AmcrcGM PRINTS, wide
aud narrow:
Slid ERILLLANTs, White, Green, Blue.
Fink, &c
Printed ERILLI.lNT>. Chin:z an; Colo!s;
is!'k. White ani L"!ufri El!.,iI and i:rra-c
&L.dnES. with Satin Stripes and Paid
M lite ami Cnorcd SicilH, Cashmere and b,ra%c
SHiH'LS;
>,Ik aud Lee T.IL.MlS and SC.IRFS. i'll col.
OILS in great variety and Very cheap;
White. Rope, Crown and Cruvelli SKIRTS,
White and Colorcd:
100 dozen Swiss and Jaeonct COLL4RS, from
l2t cts 10 So;
Swiss and Jaconct SETTS. very chcap
1.inrn COLLARS and SLEEVES, in sctts,
very low;
Linen CamJric HANDEERCHIEfS, PLAIN,
len S,lchc, AID Embroidered. cheap;
Ladies ard Misses White and Colorcd Cotton
WOSE;
Gents and BoYs' Brown, White anl Fancy Hall
HOSE; 49,
Thread HOSE
Ladies. Gents aid Misses Kid, Silk anl I.s'e
GL0FES;
i,a?:rs anu Gents White and Light Colore' Kid
GLOVES;
Eark lace HITS. Long ;nI Short;
T.aiics and Gems Black and kd G-ltNT-
LET'S;
DRESS TRIMMINGS, PRINCES, &e,, in
cr,;. variety and rev styles:
l.m>sil Scotch and lluciabach DIAPERS aud
TOHELLINGS;
l.i.h LlNE.Nalnl Linen Iii iII'NS, very cheap !:
l;rown and lMcachcd Table N.lH.lSK.S. by the
yard;
lu-i. l2-4 aml Il-4 B."wn and White T-lBLE
CLGiii$;
l:mbusse,! Table COVERS, iii color$:
B!c::hcl and l.'n SIiiRIj.iG.S and SHEET
NOS every brand
COTTONAGE&. BED TICKINGS, FL4N-
NELS, PLAIDS. CHECKS JEANS:
Linen DRILLS Plain, White, Brown and Fan
cy BOMBiZLNES, Plaid, Drap D'Ete and Last
ing CLOTHS, &c. &c.
Augusta, April 30 1857 If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEF[ELD DISTRICT

IN ORDINARY.
Sarah T. Cunningham, Applicant,
Us Pcificn for
George %rfs, C. &c, cunningham" and others Partition"
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Nancy Cum
L ninglam, ST.. Samuel Walson and wife Louisa,
Lawton Cunningham, Henry Cunningham, Rebec-
ca Cunningham, Mary Cunningham, Stella Cum
ninglram, Dra.cn Cunningham, Anna Cunningham,
Nancy Cunningham, Tilman Brown and wife Flo
rilla, Robert Paris, Margaret II Parris William S.
Paris and Sally Paris, miners. Defendants in the
abuvc stated case, reside beyond the limits Of this
State. 1t is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
tate Of Robert + Cunningham, deed, on or before
the Slh day Of June next, or their consent to the
same will be entered Of record.
W. F. DURISOE, o. Ed.
Mar 16, 1857. 3m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
State Ss South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

Wesley Phillips and his
wife Augusta Ann CT 81, BY order of his H0uo,,
pS Chan, Uurui0lr
Edmund Penn, Admir-.
r1NIlE Creditors Of f. NJ. Young. deceased, will
i render in to me duly attc-tcl, their accounts
against the Estate Of the said +. NJ. Young, OF or
before the 2U,h day Of August next, Or they will be
forever barred and cst"ppcd from recovering pay
ment of the same.
Notice is als,rg that Il reference will also be
held in my Office OH that day, for an accounting
between The heirs and creditors Of said f. NJ.
Young and Edmund Penn, the Administrator OF
his Estate. a. SIAiKlNS, cE.E.D.
May 81 l3t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
SPRING TRADE 1857.


Augusta, ''k"""A'
E as received III entirely Nrw and i;'>!:i !:'hl''
a q Stuck "f slftrii;G EbrE SHoa-, which
he ci rs at the lowest prssih't prices. Among his
Stock arc to be found the inl'nWinG articles, w:
Co'orcd and plain Crcss SlLhS;
f"unrd ~
GRENADINES and HALhiES;
IINAflIAES,H Il new ar,icic '"F dresses;
l'lan ami figured Bi hE''Ge'
f!g,rd s,a"il: 'Iac"''et ana orga" ,r m NI"hIf@'
,,,., H'"'' "''S
.Iacunet an, Or-anil kohE"'
i''foGr ana I'sSEe -
Grfna!lne I, ;,
mourh''S
l,art5;,r DehA I.tE%
tnns''alns ami "a hmoE@ ,.,,c
i;''c ANA Coi"fel bhILni1in I,,.,,. !"
ii!ue =. Nv I'D
ladies' PIius HAHQoEH;
t.mb'd
Hoys' fhlrr J1chEiS
Dotted SwIss MIS- SLin"; ,,,-c,,r
Checked and Striped Jaeohrt -hG nhlNH;
Swiss aud Na"sS"ok
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
F'Dls l'asE; LADIES'!

w + have on hand Il great variety of Co!oencs
w Handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
IN assortment IF Fancy and Toilet Soaps;
pomades. Pure Bears Oil, lair Tonics, Restora
tivcs and Hair Dye:
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar;
Cream of Beauty, Carnation Rouge, Hair Do
pilaory, &c, TO all Of which the attention OF the
Ladies is respectfully invited. For sale by =
a. G. s, t. TEAG u Druggists.
Nav % If ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
JACKSON STREET HOSPITAL
AND SURGICAL IuFIRNARY FOR NEGROES
.aCGEisI't Ea3llE3.i

y; generally
10th accommodation
Of SURGICAL TREATMENT in CHRONIC
DISEASES
Savannah Rail Road Dpo;s: OF both therefore nt Tor the ep
the special @n it is applied being furnished with everything whSn can
ah" his avoid fig"e and exposure the patients IT.
With experienced a
m female patient will be saved much q" The suffering which too often the result
NEGROES practice
THMSF Board and Nursing month"; $40 For all NECESSARY Medical
ordinary practice
CAMPBELL,
r. CAMPBELL. Attending Physician
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10

How TO MEND CInNA-fro:n an English
almanac We, long time since: cut . receipt
tor mcnding china, and the opportunity hav-
ing occGrrcd for trying, We found If adInl-
rab!c, the fracture scarcely being rlSlfl"
after the article was repaired. 1t is thus
made-takc very thick solution OF gum
arabic i'll water, and stir it into plaster Of
Paris until the miturc become Il viscous
paste. Apply it with brush u the liSc
lured edges and stick them together. In
lllrec days The article cannot ag;.iil I'r bro
ken in the same place. Tn" whtent:S Of fine
cement renders it dolIbiy ya'uable.--i.x-
change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
Administrators Notice.

A LII person. having demands against the Estate
IA Of Sarah Gregory, decd arc requested to
render in their accounts properly attcstcd without
delay, and those indebted MUST make payment
by or before Return Day nrx;. otherwise they will
necessarily be compelled to settle ,h an attorney
RICHARD GREGORY. Adm'or.
Nav 6 If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
II OtICc.

a LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of James
IA S. Shalrack, decd, are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment and those having de-
mands against the said Estate will render them in
properly atested. II. BuRSETT, ,;,,,s
IT. NJ. FISHER. ~ '''
Mar / If 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10

The STANDARD WEIGHT or GEAH.-Ihc
Board Of Trade oil Albany has resolved that
in all its cora transactions. in the absence
of any specia! agreement to the contrary,
lify-six, and not tifty-cight pounds. as es-
taJlished by the last Legislature, shall con-
stitute a busheI. This accofds with the ac-
ton arady taken BY the New York Corn
Exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
SWAN g. CO.'S. LOTTERIES.
G A IoI II Al u II 4 r.
s O,O @ 0 !!
ETCK EpS oNLE $40

Owing to the great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by ihe pub
lie, and the large demand for Tickets The Mama
gers, S. SWAN & Co. will have Il drawing each
Saturday throughout the year
Tie :lowing Scheme will he drawn i'll each Of
their lotteries for June lS",.
@AA.a2 9D5
To be lrawnin the city g Atlanta, Ga. in public. on
Saturday, June 9Th, 1857.
GaGaA33 Aoo
To be drawn in the city cf Atlanta. Ga, in iubie, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1857.
9AA@S SE2a
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga in public, on
Saturday, June Goth: 1857.
GLASS 227
Tubc drawn in The City o itlanta, Ga, in rule, on
Saturday, June 9th, l757.
On the plan Of Single Numbers.
:e0. ktes5EF2S
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Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

ES Partc,
John Yaun, decd
TENIIE Creditors Of the said John Yaun. deed,
Il are hereby notified 10 appear before the Or
dnary in his office 1T Edgcticld G. H., on Tuesday
the 9Th day of June next. TO receive their ropor-
ton of the asscits of the said John Yann deed;
after which all demands against the said Estate will
be barred and prccludcd Us intend on that day
Il final settlement Of said Estate.
SARAH YAUN, Adm'x.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

Er0du stFcct, AUGUSTA, Ga.
IolIN & THOMAS y. BONES, invite the at
~ tention Of the Planters Of South Carolina, to
their stock Of SWcdcs IRON imported by them
direct from Sweden-ALSO-refnc English and
Sheet Iron Mill Irons, Lead, Copper, Zinc Carpen-
crs and Smiths Tools, Cast Blister and Plow Stell,
Trace, Wagon, Log and Coil Chains, Iron Axels,
Hoes uamcs, Axes. Nails and full assortment Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
HHackrcI! Mackrel!!

NNTIOSE wishing FINE FISH. inspected and
IL packed where they are caught, Of all sizes and
numbers, call on S. f. BOWERS, Agent
Hamburg, Jan. 9th 1857. # SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
Cupping Gases and Scari6catGrs,

4 IL. kinds so. Iancels aud a grca, variety
N of Surgical Instruments, for sale by
a. G. & T. J. 7 kG ITE, Druggists.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
Pie Fruit in Cans.

JUST received Il fresh aud large assortment Of
e PIE FRUIT in Cans- IN excellent article for
the season. For sale BY W. L. LEGG.
May 90 Ct ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-10
Nursing Bottles,

i. NEW and improved StsIc.-Also, Nipple
u Glasses breast Pipes and Pumps, Nipple
A.G.& r. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May 90
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THE rr.a, pnru'arn which MufrAT'S LIFE PILLS
ani rlidENIN ElTTil,S have ai;anr in consequence
extraordinary effected hy their .'c r.itGris Il
,:-!rv fr the proprietor I" enter nj" Il laiic'ar
anal" ~ lcir m,'!:"iu virtue. ar Properties
been mere Than twenty years before The pub!i. ana HAVING
The .iic,i testimony i mare Than TllLEE MILLIONS nj
uvr,,,s who have , ,urrr Ia ii- rni".a!cmt "i per
rci health Ihc,. il is believed thai ihcr rrraI!"l Is
the .SrSt Vegetable Medicine now before "a" public,
admits al lisI. In t,ns; ever! city and village IN
m uic.i States 'r' many "lI" ar ready To- ";iiy
their ,..acy in rrrnrir" disease AMI giving i! Inc
whole sy>;, "a frr, l'.'r ar! l":'i'.
i rtS 81 II iii 'i..i. ULCERS sCIKll or EEi T..
rlnES q" iir skim the operation I" iIic LlFi MEbitlNE
Is .:ul, :.>...siT. ,. rrIHnrng III ftw days. every
vc.i,. al l.,-c !:;,>:;" '>rgsrs hy their purify
,.!!.rs ,,i The hI,"a! TNEl: and AGCE. DYSPEPSIA,
DEOpSY. PILES Hu. in short most all diseases. s'on
Weld IL their curative properties. No family should he
without ilr.l ~ ly their timely imich suffering and
expense iilay bc saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM r. MoFFAT NJ. d., New
York ard for sale hy TUT & rELLETlEE, Sole Agents
Hamburg. :. c.
August . ~ ou
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Pot Ash.

X /. PENN. Agent. has just received sup
VI. ply orpOT ASH, put rp in TN ears VIII
full directions for making soft and hard soap.
Jan 81
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vsxECUTo.ss' NOTICE.

a liz Persons having demands against the rs
"A tate Of the late Capt. John I-ipsromt', are re-
uucslcl to prcscl, them properly attestcd to the
Exccutors-and all persons indebted arc informed
that Immediate payment is demanded
BENZ. WALDO,
JAS. N. .LIPSCOMB, E1'ors
j. i. LlPSCOAlB.
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