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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-14
ApygRTSEMEssS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION

A RYHoEY J. BLEECRER, AUOrIoNEER.-ELE9AN r
"A msnsioo and acres OF ground opposite J. snedikera
on hoesswav plank road a. Aucloa .EsOK ar
OU will sell on Wednesday, March t0 at 70 O'Clock ., the
Merchants Exchange, at New Lots l. L. NJ land
Dosite sctokers Hotel with large double house ,ner.
ktpde Of fruit and shade and tho BROOKLYN
aica plank roads a1d Long Island Rsosd This de-
aable 10 the midst of the finest Long
Island and Is adm hably adspe for gentleman residence
Can be puIehssed a. private sale. Terms Maps ut the
enlse, NO Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-14

IMroRrANr TO rExALEa-pIsEAsrs or rKxALao
exclusively treated by Or. DUBOIS. Remedies female
frnm 81 70 vs. Relief ruaraneef In al cases
orsuhstons and letss strictly ccnhdeuhA Psens from
bace No 90 t-ixty pne) West fifeenih street. r.
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V1AyArA DOMESTIC AyDc GERMAN srg Avs ar
Ill nucn Delay 70 cssh pufthssera The socr scvsr
nsde sesass d AM quantity -
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LOST AND FOUND.

nAurION.-nO aKwARD..-rHA ruBLIO Axp YyA.
her esrtoneS AGAINST purchatns Ae following Oonsrus
hon bonds Of the Illinois Contra Railroad q tho
$50 eacA:-Nos ass Ia 7S t38 S6s0, $50 $50 ~
s66S. 6676 ASA a47S So 9yoS. ll7 ilea1 Tbs sAa<
sana pucAsnne any bonAs q he ss9vs asaoainaton y.
aabeYs Of which have beoD Altered The shove
VII be paid for Ne end voton of oevo
Ihe Tor sala fhe Judd Linased Sperm on o.
pAny. ALExANDE2 KNIGHT, Praakdank
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w. co -1bis dag, March H. ut 1Dis O'Clock, at their
saesrooma l3 and rs Pars opposite the House,
soc rich and desirable collection % and second
furniture tapestry ana several
superb rosewood sud mahogany Dsnofoes French
pier ante mirrors osewood sais Of parlnr aud cham
Der enamelled chamber
i severa, snoer'or oil paintings by Coates
and tables carved ctegeres stands
rich bookcases waIdr0bes teis atete and pan
and voare chairs together with endless variety Of fancy
articles and plain furniture; also the furoture ~ family
giving ht usekeeppg The shoe fr positive sale and Ia
well worthy the attention OF the trade and hosl keeosrs
ing Of sae and goods be packed The premises Cor
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M LILLIAN r. BOYD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO

w nLAM r. BOYD, AUCTIONgER;-AuCfpsN NO
w thee Positive and ctspg leSpecis notice gnee's
sale Positively last sae Of assignee's sock OF cses
issehy diamonds and silver plated bv Geo-se ihos
this day march "A at oh O'Clock at $40 BroAdway under
rpe and superior lot Of watches ewsrv diamonds and ST.
fine and mosaic SETS mourning sets and
rHgs pair ed'ss t. fpe gold necklaces guard chains rings
diamond c' sinle stone rings and pins gold aud
sy watches In single aud hunting gold And silver
and pencils in fact endless variety of fine ewery
20
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BALES AT AUCTION.

OVuN Is MORRELL AUCrrOHeEA Tuts HsTOhDeD
morning NJ los a. 10 NASSAU two sesAs sp,ss sss
bedstsASs oheonB; and mshosa1y rocsers argo
n; sood tables os oi.ck ~siolt
too; oil n,isas gut ram.s Ancens
psatings oval MIR "a s'es lfuw SAnhas
dsbes manel clocks silver plated casos ana
b. Al I'VE geese beds Osfseads Vsrdo5ss
WILSON'S sewing machines rinss nsse ols-
spoons rerknvee silver peacis goif Dso1
ard iades WEAR tortoise adoaei,
porten onnaes Cabanas opera haa,el onares Sspnoi%
pman wig wsg superior stock Ia qnaoties TO
suit ali classes OF bnyers N. B. Readrr- will avail them
Of IN sale being posve All pmchaers are guiran-
Tee east 6ht afsfRcuon
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REWARDS.

&60 REwARD.-sTOLEN FROM THE HALL OF 7s3
pCO Tenth street. on the evening OF March black close
bodied overcoa win give atty dollars for information
will cause the arrest and conviction Of the thief
BILE reward for The Of coat II
Others have loaned money coat hike the above
inform me. can hnk, point ont the culprn 10 them. W.
BROWN, lumber yard Of avenue G. and Fourteenth
street
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WM WRITER'S AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL on SA-
w turdsy at 4H Cansl street by virtue Of shs'te mort
gage The entire eeneel parl0r chamber dniog and
tcben urLture OF family breaking Housekeeping Sale
commence with kit-hen furniture
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aEGARs.
rrlvArA sseAas.-cABArAsy rqAlo neA Z
II Rev Curchae, Ugues CsbaxrAA Vcecvsna, nryh =
r~x~ nysAn,caa Acertca urfterNa M@nw, 10, by y q
Ids Nr. sbdnpa ~ Beavev s~~~ "
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-16
Newton as "a Lover:

1t appears, from Sit David Brews,er's
life Of Sis Isaac Newton, that the grca, phi.
losoPher, at the ripe age Of sixty, made pro-
posals Of marriage. to a widow. The LADY,
was The widow Of Sir William Norris, who
died in 1902. The following is New,on's
philosophical way Of popping the qucs.
tion:"--'' Madam your lsdyship's grief at
the loss of Sir Wiililm shows that. If he had
returned safe home, your ladyshlp would
have been glad to have lived still with d
husband; and therefore, your aversion at
present from marrying aguin can proceed
from nothing else than the memory Of him
whom you have lcs,. To be always think.
ing on the dead is 10 live melancholy life
among sepalchres, and how much grief is
an enemy to your health, is very manifest
by the sickness that it brought when you
received the arst news of your widowho ood.
And can your ladyship resolve to spend the
rest of your days in grief and sickness! Can
you resolve to wear widows habit perpet
ually-a habit which is loss acceptable TO
company, a habit which will be always put.
ting you IN mind of yoiir lost husband, and
thereby promote your grief and indsposi,ion
till you leave it off! The proper remedy
for all these miscbiefs is a new husband;
and whether your ladyship should admit Of
a proper remedy for such iiialadies, is a
question which | hope Will hot need much
time to consider Of Whether your lady
ship should 60 constantly in the melancholy
dress Of a widow; or flourish once more
among tie ladies, WHETHER ysOaa void spend
the rest Of your days cheerfully or in sadness
--in health or in sicfnesa,' are questions
which need not much consideration to de-.
eide them. Beside that, your ladysEip will
be better able to live according TO yonr
quality by the assistance Of a husband than
upon your own estate alone; therefore,
since your ladyship likes the person propos.
ed, doubt not but in little time to hive
notice of your ladyship's inclination to mar.
ry, at least, that you will give him leave to
discourse with you about it. l am Madam,
your ladysbip's most humble and most ODE.
dent servant" f-s1
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Life's DlMcIIties.


The first thing. depend upo6 II, L to look
upon anew life with different eye, 10 rel!
solve firmly and strongly to grapple with.
the change WHICH fortune has forced upon:
you, and TO wiring from it all the benefits
which it is capable Of yielding; TO cast away,
vain regrets. and make ready for the, future.
as new being. AS you cannot ft your
fate to yourself, fit yourself to yoar tate; ana
it is wonderful how soon yoa will find dif6,,
culties vanish, dsgusts disappesr, and new,
sources of pleasure springing up where e$oaa
least expect them. II there be anything ID
the past which goes beyond regret--any.
thing | mean, that you condemn, repair. it 40
far as you have MEANS 50 that the shadow Of.
things that you have left behind yon may.
not cloud the sunshine Of those before YOU.
Russell. by g. p. K. James g. 3a y
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The Universal Church.

There is one grand, and alI.comprehend
ing church; and il / am Christian, belong
to it, and no man can shut me GU, of it
You may exclude me from your Roman
Church, your Episcopal Church, and your
Calvanist Church, on account of supposed
defects in my creed or my sect; and am
content TO be excluded. But I will not be
excluded from the great body of Christ.
Who shnlI sunder me from such men as
Fenelon, and Pascal, and Boromeo, from
Archbishop Leighton, Jeremy Taylor, and
John Howard! Who can rupture the spirit.
ual bond between those men and myself!
Do l not hold them dear! Does not their
spirit flowing through their writings and
lives penetrate my soul? Are they not q
portion Of my being? Am not 1 different
man from what should have been, had not
these and like spirits acted on mine!--And
is it in the power of synod, or conclave, or
Of all ecclesiastical combinations on earth,
to part me from then!, ! am bound to them
by thought and affection; and can these be
suppressed BY the bull Of pope. Or the ex
Communication Of council! The soul
breaks scofnfully these barriers, these webs
q spiders, and ioins t.sel6 70 The great and
good; and, II il possesses their spirit, will the
great and good, living or dead, cast it of,
because it HAS enrolled itselfsin this or an.
other ssee,i A pure mind is free Of the uni
verse. 1t belongs to the church, the family
Of the pure, in oil worlds.-Virtue is 30 10.
cal thing. It snot honorable, because born
in this community Or that, but for its own
independent and everlasting beauty, This
is the bond Of the universal ehpreb. No
man can be excommnnicated from it, but by
himself by The death Of goodness in his own
breast. All sentences Of exclusion are
vain. II be does pot dissolve tho tie Of purity
which binds him to all holy SOULS chann-
ing. .s,,.
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RAVENNA. THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1857. .

silence. Finally Kate said--iI was-wss--,
"Wss what" asked her companion, TsI
ing earnestly into her face, : :. = ~, Y. -"
sit was cruel to deceiVe..me sOi'' ana, =.
"cruel, Katei when you told me with
Your own lips that you would not have Ii.
minister in your houset" p ''s''''i
"Ah-but you know what ] meant"
$50 did. YOa meant3ust what yOd saidai
50 I meant thot you should know the man
before ! Introduced you 70 TIE minisisr. /
saw the difficulty. You thought all mi mis-.
ters were alike; and II bad told you that
was The minister at first, you would have
been coy and reserved. You would not have
learned me as / am, nor would you have
opened your soul to me a. you have done. i
think Fam right" wl' 81 ..tfaf es,,s F.
"Perhups you are." &c i"[ sm~sa' HH
II think may feel sure oft. But now
you know the man, trust you will take
him for what he is. And il, npon fair trial,
you do not like the minister, we win keen
him ienly Cor the parish. What say you,"'
"But your deed said you were clerk"
"Ah, my little minister hater, you are not
read in legal lore. The word clerk is from
the Latin cseriesss, and was formerly applied
only to clersymeni and 10 lazy, the term il
still retained. Ifyou VIII give tae leave /
eli l. 7 n
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WHOLE EIJalBHR 6l1
AsS9I ~ s. T

Sir As sllsy Cooper, ths eelebFated Surgeon.
is said q have received tbe largest fee evsi
given for an operation. II wss upon aneld
gentleman seventy years OF age, . reiidens
OF 1.-THE West Indies, who being afflicted, went
to England to undergo an opsfabca. y 4
was performed with SIT Ashley c. sccos-
toned ability; and upon visiting him onedsys
when he was able to quit his bed, he obser-
we'd to his surgeon that he had paid physiciani
but not his surgeon. He desired e kfSM
the amount Of his debt, and Sir Ashley re-
piled, 1.-Two hundred guineas." aPoch,
Pooh!" exclaimed the old gentleman. ~
shan't give you two hundred gdiness; there.
that is what shall give you!" taking of his
nightcaP and tossing it to Sir AstlsSs45
"1hank you, cir" said the surgeon; "any-
thing from you is acceptable;" and he pnt
the cap in his pocket. Upon examindtion.-
il was found to contain check for thou.
sand gujneas. s7.
a aH
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Chief Justice fancy ANA Slavery.

ss. = i s<Esk&Esa
However opinions may vary as to the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court in the
Dsed Scott case, there can be but one view
Of the wholesale abuse heaped upon Chiel
Justice Taney, personally.by the Repnblican
prints. i The Cincinnati Enquirer answers
the charge that Mr.. Taney is large slave.
holder, as follows: 2"' W. III t'~@ae'
"Let the decision speak for itself, but Mr.,
Taney, personally Is opposed to slavery in
principle and 10 practice. Forty years ago,
although never wealthy, he freed every ! se.
gro in his possession, d and has paid servants
wages ever since. They we're all valuable,
and one, his body servant, has been the head
waiter of the ,larges. hotel in Baltimore 70,
many years. | I haa lia.i,ap7'r Q YES
Judge Taney has always been The truesi
friend of the black man, and i i related BY
q contemporary thai the most eloqueutspeech
he ever made wss at The Frederick county
Bar. in defence Of i little negro girl, in
which he thrilled his auditors ny exal,ing
the happy consttuction Of our courts atfd the
jus,ics, Of our laws in allowing the business
ofthefcirebit obe stopped, lip vEdeF 10 give
chat poorlittle negro berrights aud her law.
ful projection. And although the Nttlsacfea.
taFe had most ,likelY committed crime NJ:
'Taney'ss esoqssntappeal rescued her from
the vengeaaeesf tkssAsw Thus have ell
aisSscts pubIis I'D priya.s, bean character
tssd ~ jrstids sSd gshssosIsyssd " aaaeti1aao.
9ssiii faSa sGi al 81 .saldJ 'ai yaiaiaim es
Yni9iyss nnishne1 ei hsliGl $50 fss4s 1sftt
ala..t aELins 20 taIh.inan ed atl..h
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- :
ceOrsie, come hOnei5Lirs.s ,cndrilI. cling sbOa
shee - ~ lsnp7 ID ~ !. i..,-.t ~ -s.I t-
whrfe'et thOa art, BY way ward fancy led. j
We Thiss thee, lovei-Home 10 not home without
sheen - iai. ri4sfi-, -,ir4, .as.! .1.t.1 -,
The light and glory Of the house have Acd:, s,...
SSe autumn SILVER OF TIE lInden-iree 3
IL Sihe.Paps tbs. dlls my frame ortheei \,
.aia~f = .Dg!t tff - aTe Ii -ri.s =, I.,.t..- .
Ceorgic, coma Aoms.A-rO paront, brOthot, sister,
Thy place Is vacant In This lonely hall, '-' -sl
whers shipssthe river through the .joAhhlo Wis
wSirS iwitish. shadow. lsns.hen on We wan;
Our tpirlts fAltsr A. TIA eldso Of day, ',..,-
Andiweary7 night moves tardily away. .r..a .,..
GcOieie, come home The wind and waves ere
The moufnful music OF their patting song, i,.,
To soul and sense the sad foteboding Bringing,
Some " de,aIns the in thee town 80 long: .5
OBJ, that the morn may diSsipate the fear, e.
And bring good tidngs Of my daughter deari -r
,-,aSiaHog m 5Y,i1 q nsf 5rl,r,f.- - 600. I.
Georcies come home!--Tho forest leaves are fadins
And dreary Wisconsin thy absence come; -'p'. 50
The fountpin on the hill in win Is calling ~,
Thee. my beloved one, to thy woodland'home.,
And imagine syery, passing breeze '1'i h's--7q f
"hispsrs thy name among tho meaDing treesl
Georgie, come hom l--Thy gentle look can barish
The gathering gloom around this once cheerful
heath;
In Thy sweet presence al care will vanish,
Ana sorrow soften Into mellow mirth: ,e'es
Return, ny darling, never more 10 roam: ,N' e.
Heart ofthe Highlands GeOraie. dear, come home
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Occupation.

Happiness results from the occu6a ton II
time usefully and agreeably. When per.
sons are actively engaged in their several
callings and profession, time is usefully
employed, conducting to respectability,, hon.
or and proht-,never failing sources Of self
satisfaction. They who have no regular busi-
ness or profession, resort to the expedi lent
Of beguiling their hours Sy soifie. psrsnit q,
amusement that shall supply the place Of
business. Their endeavor is to fll. ppstime
agreeably.: Thus the. country. y.geptleman
devotes himself to the sports ofthe- Held.
making dogs and horses his principal occu-
patton, while the town man of fortune flls
up his evening hours ip fregueHtibg theatfss,
card parties, routs aud masquerades. These
NODES however. Of employing time are by
no means the most eligible; they are not
productive ofthat genuine satisfaction
which results from pursuits Of usefplness.
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=. - ..'s .s ~ 4 ~ - 4s.s..a A. ~. y
GIt seemed as though house rents il1ss
have reached their maximum in this city and
vicinity year ago. but they are highersthan
ever this season. Miserable old shells Of
houses now rent for $500, which u few
years since would not have commando over
fifth Of that sum. y PIG fat'' satl shafssa
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e7-A singular legal case has. just a beess.. m 4.
decided in cineinnati: The defendant .ff
teen years ago. found an infant upon Biz
doorstep, and left il at q, humane institutions,
H, is now coRnpslledto pay $3.50 year lor,
its support ever since. = ~ ..t.-4 ,'..g
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How TO SELECT MousER.-Tske q
mouse and hold it up by the tail, over lii
ter Of half grown kittens. The one that
Displays most energy and fierceness 10 get
hold Of 1t, keep and train for mousere
Those that don't show ans interest 10 the
subject, will not be worth much. 4e"s'
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How TO SELECT FLouR.-I. Look sat its
color; lift is white, with slightly yeliowish.
or straw.colored tint, il is a good sign. III
t is very white, with blush cast, or witk
iblack specks in it, the -four is not good 4.
Examine its adhesiueneSs; wet and knead
little Of it between the fingers; il. Il .sxorks
dry and elastic, it is good; if it works soft
and sticky, it is poor. Flour made from.
spring wheat, is likely 10, Be-: sticky. ].
Throw little lump Of dry -four against (
dry, smooth, perpendicular surfseel iEis adj
heres in lump, the flour has life in it; il Il
falls like powder, it is bad. 4. Squeeze
some Of the -four in your hand, II It 'retains
the shape given it BY the pressure, that, Zoo!
Is good dslgn. ~
Flour that will stand all these tests, It 10
safe to buy. These modes were given 81
old -four dealers, and we make no apology
for printing them, as they pertain, TO q ifiSt-,
ter that coicerns everybody, namelyi the
quality of that which is the "staff Of iife.'''
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.A0fitaRl.
10 ~ Absent DnngIlter.
oeortis, cone lhohei-LlI... ,sndtiII. cling .bou

.....s. s.:.ss :. s.o... !. .s.-n.; ,.,S.
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''But you meah to say you are going to
board him!". " .rf fg,e. y. -',.t.r WI -. ,.-.
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s,sog oef sssa ,ssi2aH d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-03
NEW DISCOyERY-TH THE GREATEST AND
~ MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
.S4RS4 PARILLA LOZE " G E s !,
Simple and Compound.
Simple and Compound.
Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.

Prepared by N. HEREU Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrups and Extracts named and
to all speciaies heretofore known.
have for long thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic susceptible OF being applied to all
disease the development or morbid principle OF which proceeds
from internal either in the blood or any OF the
organs. ...
BILE and Mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to interchangeable
searches, il is obtained.
vegetables the necessary for this
idea which is based oeaginou principle of Sar
parilla partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have The honor this day advertising The form OF
ozenges been given because its nature preclued the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound Lozges in order that they might be given
to children well us adults.
My experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeded and that the charge of qackery could not be brought
The physicians and of the public is called
these Lohnges in order that witness the adm
rable results OF the
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons.
The stomach ceaned the blood is purified and renovated
by removing all impurities FROM this precious organ ana hud
SPECIAL EFFECT
l. Prompt and radical of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Lounges have never had the
8. Venerea, syphiiic. hepac scorbncal. equity rheu
matc and bilious diseases completely cured
4 All diseases Of the lungs, head stomach bowels and
other Internal nns external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Ioaenge' are rssorted to-.
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wRiGHT 4 CO.,
p and Isl Charities ST.
GUTlI.or Royal street.
H: BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchonpiouas SITS.
c. Il. WERCKMuLLER,
1902 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street
NB-Consnltaos (gratis) daily at the above Drug Store
jy3 ly
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the successful tonic and restorative known
in general debility: restores the appetite urigoraes
the stomach and thereby prevents
dyspepsia often brought by continued attacks OF indgeS
ton the plant of hot and humid climates Said
Cordial administered with equal efficiency To the intut
and the following the directions printed the label of
each bottles agreeable is the least Of its
mendatguS. ..,
This has been introduced into general se in the Sa2
House. other principal III ts city RS far
superior BOXERS Stomach Bers, cesbre ed throughout
The United States doubt hn all who have
tasted the AMERICAN CORDIAL give the preference
all other bitters in use. \, A. FEY: III AUD,
isl lmSW luS Royal street
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLANTERS.

OF FARMS
Employing Spin the Crop up but about tns
Der required raise th nanber consisting o. chate 81
six and above and women unai or PROVING or
picking cotton -, 49,. .;., .,,s Nr1r com
BIN ALTON OF MACHINERY, inclusive OF me 81 FAN I'm
CINE ii necessary-naHely The Gin with Lap Appendse
in one Machine and seqn.nt Machines Of the Spinning Sc
RES and have all arranged the Spinning Room on The
plantation complete with great dispatch Also, competent
'P mNEH.1E OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the verv frst wear will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive the Steam Engine and the Spner's
Wages. xr,,,, >. .-..- Va, - A., r,.,.. l. .,;.,.
lent to having purchased OF me plantation negos etc
those he and while his Spin
ming interest will prove his diversion will be exempt from
the cares aXetes inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba.ing up a crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
snce grant reasonable facies and for tie RIGHT OF
PATENT one-forth 10 be paid to each OF the hrt
years the Yarns bring Gnled Cotton
with contract inuring payment shoid the pattaon change
proprieors. .-.
Propositions from may be made. and 10 know
Machinery in their particular they must not omit
what been the number of pounds OF their croor
how many pounds of Yarn u day they must Spin ,
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ADAPTED TO PLANTATIONS

Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock Il Co.:
GentleruenMr g. W. Tley, who is gentleman well known
planters this Wharton county and eee-
careful of negroes hghly recon-
yonr Vcrnifuge He called few days since
and purchased and that he administered he
Genituge of adult esro ispecte9
of having worms and succeeded in expeng from her several
worms LENGTH and that her health is no"
good. ,, ,.o,, ,.,
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known regarded ms rsa9le e
denee with regard the adaptation of valuable 'erni
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