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March 10, 1853
Pay Your Taxes 1!

TIIE TAX RETURNS in my hands must
IL be paid on or before Salcday in April
next, as the different Boards of the District
are pressing for their funds. Promptitude is
expected of public officer, and it his duty
TO require it of others. "a word to the wise
is sufficient"
j. w. i. CARY, TIC.
March 25, 1858 SO Q
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5a9iME MEAL.

MAHhtEp, on the 18th instant, by Rev. w. c.
Mullinnix, MIR. w. B. GAINEs, of Pickens, to
Miss Lucy a. NJ, daughter of Col. ii. Ham
mond, of Anderson.
At Mount Zion Church. on tho Odd instant
by the same, Air. 4. t. CbAyroS TO Miss T. C.
CLAYToN, all of Pickens.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Ed
IA ward IIcmbree, deceased, will make
payment at once, and those having demands
against said Estate will render them to me,
legally attcsted, forthwith.
w. II. STRIBLING, Admir-.
March 26, 1858 &c
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-..MOTICE.

A Ii, I,rersons are forwarnod from trading
fA,<roEa Note given by myself and p. Nj
1tsfexSander, for $50 or $52, dated in May,
1885, as the consideration for which said note
wasgiven has failed, and 10 not intend to
pay the same or any part thereof unless COM
PEELED by law.
JOHN b. 3SANSELI,.
March IL, 1858 35
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Report for 1857.

NIE Commissioners of FREQ Schools. for
II Pickens District, beg leave tomake, thro'
their Secretary and Treasurer, tho following
Report for tho year 1857: s.
Tho amount of the Report drawn. for the
quarter ending Goth Jan, 1857, is $5l8 II
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NO FIdIE

S hereby given that forwarn all persons
from harboring, trading with, or trusting
my wife, LUCINDA G. KENNEMoRE, as she has,
without just cause or provocation, left my
bed and board. The law will be strictly en-
forced against all offenders
JACOB KENNEMORE.
March 25, 1858 SO 4x
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Wanted,

Wanted,
skSyy0s OR THREE. 81 JOlSsfh hlITS Wa.
~ ges goeaf aud panetualIy paid. Board
can also be had on reesenable terms. Amply
as The siop of fF''
NJ. =. MITgfEELh.
Pickens g HI March 10, 1863 sl-if
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SPECIAL NOTICE

,TNHE Corporation Tax, as assessed by the
Il Ordinances passed by tho Town Council
on the 18th February 1858, must be paid to
the undersigned on or before tho 1st day of
May next. Execution will issue against de-
faulters after that time.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
March "a, 1858 36 Clerk g. Treas'r
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FOR THE LEGIsLATURE.

GfE" The friends of Maj JOHN C. MIL
LER announce him q candidate for the Leg
islature, at the next election.
seS" The friends of WILLIAM HUNTER
beg leave to announce him candidate for
the Legislature, Mt the next election.
Rsy~ The friends of DR.. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
Bs757 THE fricndsof ANDREW F. LEWIS
announce him candidate for the Legislature
at the next election.
REI7" We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM HAMILTON q candidate for the Legis-
lature, at the ensuing election.
FOR COLONEL.
Bssy" The friends of Maj. D. A. LEDBET-
TER would respectfully announce him can
didatc for Colonel of the second Regiment
S. G. NJ, at the ensuing election, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation of Col
PRATuER.
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PICKENS ACADEMY.

III ME TRUSTEES of tho above Institution
Il take pleasure in announcing to tho pub
lie, that their School is now open for,the re-
ccption of Students, under the supervision of
an experienced Teacher, %M NJ. HEATH,
Esq. Rates of Tuition for the Primary class
So 90 per session of FIVE months For Gram
mar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition,
aA,d everything pertainingto an English Ed.
and the higher branches of Mathematics.
Sl5 90 per session
J. +. HAGOOD.
M. f. MITCHELL,
H. G. PULLTANf,
NJ. Nj. NORTON.
Fcb J, 1888 90 IF
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B @hIII @ = UuU 10 - = UIaHsnef I3l1o 36-oy ks
~ a Johns, VVTStV' DO
Total amount drawn fropshe state 'Cseasn- sa
ry, - 9Ttzto 4Ss
Total amount expepSe 1Ps.slzZ W >.
Amount uncalleJ cor, o3 4o-S2t2Io 10
Rosnectfully Submitted.
[6OB'T. A. THOMPSON,
Is See'ty & Treas'r.
Moys6 rs. 1853 90 Q
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GREEN 6 REID,

FTER returning thanks for past patron
IA age, would beg leave to inform their
friends and customers that they are now re.
ceiving a largo and well selccted Stock of
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF TIVE INrFRIoP,


Sealed Proposals for furnishing sucn stationery
AZ may he required by this department curing the
hscal year ending Juno So 1851, will De received un
II Il o'cock m, on Wednesday, the Sth Juue next.
Those unaccompanIed by satisfactory testimonials
OF abb Ity To fulfil the contract will not he consId
cred, and contracts will only be awarded To s,tab-
Ished manufacturers of OF dealers in the articles.
All articles required must be OF the best quality Of
their Kind. and not INF rlor TO the samples hch will
be exhibited at the eepaTt nent. Each propusrl
must be signed by the individual or firm making Al
ana must specify bat ono pIc, for each aud every
article of the schedule ar 81 the class bad for
The articles when furnished ust CORES pond with
the samples. or any Of them, If deslrad aud IN mn
case he infercr quality Ia the samnle and thsy
must be delivered without delay when ordered and
must he satisfactory to the head of the ofioe for
which they are required and lure so 10 oomoIy
with this stIpu alton will be deemed cluse for The
abrogs ton 81 the contrac'. " e
Articles not named IL The schedule are 70 he fur
nished Al the option OF the department at the low
est mlrket pr ces, and he right ~ reseryed of
oerlng greater or less quantit- of each artlc!e
contracted Tor, as the pub service NAV rsaulre
. Bonds, with approved security must he given nv
tue person o. hrm obtaining the ntract and an he
event OF the refusal ect the contr- cor Io
ldrnish any article articles named IN the
an the order OF the partnent or sny of IT'S
IN same may be purchased Ia open ma et and the
oinerence IN price paid therefor and the contract
zee snail be ci arged Ia the cont actor, and de-
nnoleu ln the sett er.ent Of his account FIR the
occur. - $4,000 10y
The suhoined sohedule I'm se, no. M nearly a, o,,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL j Pendergrast. Ga; }
3 bailey, E c; w d Wheeler, Mass; l. Tho,
Van Dane, T Tilghman, Md; 8 G Langley, " Fl;
J Goliath, do; Cary and ly, w Toohev, O;
w A Rorer, Miss W Gillespie, Va; DR. o hon,
Ga: Bergner, } IL Loucks. Pa; ] w Blake. Md;
l. straus, schwede. Mo; DR. PhIiiips. Emo;
Geo Henderson, Valparaiso: III p Hepburn, Cal;
" NJ McCarty and ", Ky; Mears Md; A VI
McGTegor. |; Pratt and ly, Mass; J II sullr-
van, Iowa; l. Emmett, Min; w TwombI-y, La
Capt Lewis, do; Ceebrant Del; b Ez-s, C
Digges, Md; A Ruchard, La; Hough Md; J
Robinson, Va; ID w McCleary, Md; ID C Monat,
Nfk; Humphrey. Md; III kilham, Cal; Hon II
w Hoffman, Thos Clear Geo Mccullough. Md !;
N FurbeF and fam, XIV; W TompkinS NYk; !
Hearett, Me- w Neal, III Simons, Pa = NJ Bote-
man, NY.
WIZARDS HOTEL.-A Mason and Iy,NY;
Buckncr, kyi Dickinson and ly, Mass; w
VI Osborn, Clinton, Yk; III Inches Misses
Inches, Mass; p c shannon, Pa; A : Wentworth
Nh; II Clapp and fam, Mrs Nj Longstreth
AID child. w Jackson and children. Pa; Lieut.
craven, y, 6 II Davis and lady, Mass; L. III
Gibbs, Edmonds, Miss Glentworth. w Il Ed
wards, Rapeilo, Hon p ii Warren and lady,
Ny ID Westervelt, sc; w Fitch, II Ward
" Smith and lady, Pa, 6 s Harper aud ly, Cal:
X Hoxie, Pa; W w Simpson and lady, Miss NJ
simpson, Nj L I.atimer, Miss f Shivers, G Il
W.. MiI9 o., and ~ Miss + wolssy, w l: Reeve
bury; Ed Todd, Ny; ] w l. Brown, Mess
BROWNS HOTEL Clarke, Pa; 3 II
Winklsy, Mass; W ID Perry, Va; Adams NIB:
w RoeIosson, o; Law. Kin,ley and Ia
dy, ri; Mary kinsley, do Abby ID Kinsley,
do; DR. Harris, Va; T. NJ Ross, q Shay, Va;
a Hawkins and lady, NC; w Cegg. Mo;
L Wooifolk, Va; w 4 Gilmore, La: J Brewer
do Il Walker, Va; VI T Janvier, Md; Ma, :
sr, Ny; Rev Chipchan. Md; n Edsall, Va
B J Harrison, Ala: X Posey, Md: + Harell
Sc; Buiken, do; w A Moncure, Va; L. l.,
Lancaster, NC; w w Turnbull, Scotland; Nj
reiton, La IL Benham, NY X stickney,
Mass.
United STATES HOTEL.-M Bien, La; T
II Bfewn, Nd; Il Drish, Va; w X Flndd SC; A
w Jackson, f. Ssruggs, We; w A Browning
NY Sanders, Hudson, w Fink. and A
w Strange, Va; w Nj Caskin., Miss A Gaskins
Tenn; w Stevens and lady, Ky, J y Clemets
ID Bell, Md.
klRkWOOD HOUSE.-T Shwart, NY; G
Todd; Barr, Macmarron, and III Motif Pa;
+ Gibbons, Del; X nj Jordan Va; c Wash
1ngton, DC; w Nissan, NY; c w Roborv Pa;
Col L w Duiield, do; Barrett, Dc; $ Rob-
erts, Fla; Frampton, Va
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I United STATES MAIL.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.

FosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May p, 1859.
Proposals for conveylns the mails o[ the United
states from October 1872 To une 81. 1882, the
following route IN Nebraska Territory, will be re-
ceIyed ~ the Contract Once of thH department.
until "a IN. of August ~, 1853. TO be decided the
same day:
No. iInl6 From Columbus, N. T by Monroe and
Grand Island City, to Fort kearney, lgl
miles ana back. three times n week 10 Mon
rue, and once awesk the residue
Leave Columbus Tuesday, Thursday and SAT
BrdaN M sam
Arrive ST MunrCe by u m
Leave Monroe Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at IN
Arrive At Columbus by pm
Leave Monroe Tuesday ut pm
Arrive 81 r. r. kearuey Thursday by 10 Pun
Ieave + ort keSney Frid.y ~ sam
Arrive AZ Monroe sunday by l0pm.
For firm Of proposal. guarantee, and certificate
slso, Instructions and req uITements TO lie embraced
IN the contract, see Advertisements IN pamph let
form OF routes Missouri, Nebraska, 4 G.. DAT Cd
3.t December, iS57 10 be found II the nrnoIn. pest
Offices. AARON V. BROMN.
ma 20 law4w Postmaster oensTal.
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CHURCH OFTICERs.-The following are the
pal Church for the ensuing four yrars: Book
Agent, j. Is McFerrin. Financial Secretary, II
Abby Book Editor, T o. Summers. Editor
Home Circle, +" l.. ID. Huston. Nashville Chris
ttsn Advocate, II. n. McTyeire. Richmond
Christian Advocate. l.. Rosser. Southern Chris
tiaa Advocate, Is. III. Myers. st. Louis Chris
tan Advocate, ID. II. McAnally. Memphis Chris
tian Advocate, y. Watson. New Orleans Chris
tian Advocate, C. C. Gillespie. Texas Christian
Advocate, ]. +. Carnes. Evangelical Apologist
=. MGlling. Pacific Advocate, p. o Fitzgerald
North Carolina Christian Advocate, r. +. Helm
Missionary Secretary, f. Sehon.
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Medicincs.
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
h t. NJ f. DH FOR YSPEpSTA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BowKys.
HARTSHURNE'S Prepared INV

Il f. M E DY FOR DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BowKIs
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-P Prepared INV n
Chemist, - ="
Bottles l21s q and 50 cents
. HdTfShorHe.s Cure all should be Kept in all fami
hes IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
Hdrtshorne's Care-oH cures CraIups Coli.
Pam IN the stomach or Bowels. '
Hartshorre'S Csre. all cures Pain in the Limb,
Side, Back, and Breast. 0 A'''''''
. HartshoTne'S Cwre-aH cures Spraips. Bu,ses.
Scalds and Burns.
Har.Skerns's Cure all cures Neuralgia. Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS. ~
and all Pam " W"
Harfshorns's Cxre-aU cures Ear Ache and Deaf
ness from cold. A
HartSh0rne's CHre-aH cures DYSPEPSIA and In
dIgeston; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sors
TyIOat; also Cuts and Sores. ~
HariShofHs's Cure -nN cures all Spinal Affections
and Weakness IN l,Imbs.
HdrfSh0THe'S Cure all is a great tonic tn weo r.
Stnmach ard Bowels, and Improves Digestion
III As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
duce a bad Cod. Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, StIH Neck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Snsws. BloOj and Bones and by It's warming cleo
tromagnetic power, expels al pain from the system.
Get n bottle and try it,
BORNE'S PECTORAt. SYRUP OF Wi I'd
CHERRl-it Is the best Cough Syrup In the
World. " WV
If you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,S
ANTI-Bll .IOUS PILLS. They act upon the I,iy-
er. stomach and Bowels, carrying Oft all Bile and
Foul S-cretiuns.
The above medicines TO bs had at all Drug Stores
IN WashIngtou oity; Kidweii n Clsoeil at George
town: VI. Peel Il Co Alexandria
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II edicinea.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR L MP L X s.


ID Il a
Because 1t is the ornament God himSelf pro-
pidsd for all our raoe r leader, although the rose
may bloom ever so brightly in the gowlng cheek the
snarlsd and shriveled harsh and ry or worse STILL
onarms Prof Woods Hair Restors.V Awe n If us n
two or three times week, will restore ond perma-
celebrated pianiSf. Thaibsrs:
DR.. woop: Dear sir-Psrmit me to express to
you the Obligations | am under for the entire re-
the Of ARRIVAL aL fH h h Gsd Sss
"a, d{ 6eG9ms gray but upon the apPi,e't,1n of
hue consider your resto alive as very wonderful
Invention. quite efficacIous as well as ag reseb,e.
am, dear sir, yours truly, :. THALBERG,
DRY CHI ar 6wy lIedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, IS Nassau st.,l
April II, 1853
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair RestOr-
atIye and rave IT my wife, who concluded to try it
the gray hair It's co or but 10 her AS
well ,af few weeks trial 1t has per
halrs To dark brown, at the came time beautfylng
aud thlchening the hair. / strongly recommend the
change of their hair. CHAS GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July %, 1857.
PROF. %. j. WoOp: With confidence do | recon-
mend our HAIR estoratlve as being the most eff
cacIous article ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative, my hsir and whlskars; which were al
feel conEd ont that few more applications will re-
store the TO their natural oOoT lt also has rel ed
me OF all dandruf and unpleasant itching, SO com.
mon among persons who perspre freely.
j. u. KILBY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857.
PROF. WOOD: About two ears ago my hair COM
m9nced falling OF and turning gray. l was fast be-
feet | commenced using Jour Restorative in Jan
nary ia,t. few app icatIons fastened my hair
hrmy. IL began to nil up grow out, and turned hack
to Its former color, back A this time it is fully
restored to ITS original color. health and appearance
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sizes,
VIZ Large. medium, and small the small holds ~
pint, and retails for 81 per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. moro in proportion
than the small retals for 81 bottle; the large
holds quart forty per cent. more in proportion and
retaIis for SIS.
%. J. WOOD 4 CO., PropTietors. 3l2 Broadway
New York, tin the great N. y. Vine Railing Estab-
lis hment,l and "a Market st., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by a good DruEglats and Fancy Goods
Dealers ma 10 SIN
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EVENING STAR.
sEyENTY-six.

BIZ VINO BRYANT.
What heroes from the woodland sprung,
When, through the fresh awakened land.
The Thrilling cry OF freedom rung,
A nd to the work of warfare strung
The yeoman's iron hand!
Hill, flung the CRY Of hills around
An ocean msrt replied to mart
A nd streams,whose springs were vet unbound,
Pealed far away the startling sound
In the forests heart.
Then marched the brave from rocky steep,
From mountain nver swift and cold,
The borders OF the stormy deep,
The Wales where gathered waters sleep,
sent up the strong and bold.
As If the verJ earth again
Thu fair, fond birds Of yester eve,
mayed sire and matron gray,
saw the loved warrior hate away
And deemed II sin TO grieve.
Already had the strife begun;
Already blood on Concord's plaln
Along the springinx grass had run,
And blood had flown at Lexington
Like brooks of summer rain.
The denth-stain on the April sward
Hailowed to freedom all the shore:
In fragments fell the yoke abhorrsd-
The footsteps of the foreign lord
frOisned the soil no more,
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Traveller Directory.
= 3
n FROM WASHINGTON
LII RECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
:" Z = II.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST


baltimore and oni0 Ha1Ir0ad.
s M NJ T. X ARRAN G K NJ T. rs,
VIII Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THR0UGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM f Hasa kGN 5E 4RH ign &Esr
list. THE cINcifS s ls.i1H'; EXPRESS MAIL
starts at SIS a. m, allowing passengers time for
to- before proceeding West. This Tram passes
Grafton At ;:4o p. m and connects at BenwPod on
Tram for Columbus. Cincinnati and inferno date date
3D. Faaia2h GkET Day
LOUIS EX PR EsS connection leaves Washington
INCLUDING Sund ay,) at 8. . p reaching CInomnat
press Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest,
and for 1t. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
ington to Cncinrasn p hours, to St. Louis oaly
81 TiNGINNATI. DAYTON, !NDLANApoz
k6kT fAtF EsTER GXPkEssss ssSss ea AsR
Saturday and sunday at s ?. NJ, connecting, at
With this Train is made by the sa5 p. Train from
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Read
~ daylight, take the SIS a. IN. ore p. lii Train from
For Psrksrsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins K Dad take the p: N. Train. For
Baltimore by all these TTsins are the closest most
drec, and.ampie that have yet heen offered to tho
tase that the resources OF the Ba tlmore and Ohio
been secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets ard Baggage Checks to all quar-
ters, and every other possible faoIity will be found
WAY PASSENG Frs for tho Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton ~ follows: For all points between Washington
Junction and Piedmont take the SIS m. train. For
the p. m. Tram. TO connect with the Frederick
II FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
AND NEW YORK FOUR TRAINS LEATE
WAShINGTON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol
lows: At Sis and 7.50 q. IN. and rs and p. IN.
The 5 IS n. IN. and 8 u p. IN. Trans make connec-
lions at s ALTIMORE and PHILADELPHlA
JOr NEW YORK, and $50 a. m. for Philadelphia
The IS a. III and 5 Is and p. IN. Train. make the
ton. with the Trans from Baltimore, above do
tai ed.
The 5.l5 SIN. and SIS p. m Trains connect with
ANNAPOLIS.
The $50 a. m and 3.25 and p. m. Trains will stop
at Way stations between Washington ard BaItI-
more.
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington,
II FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING.
TON there are fcnr Trans, as follows At An and
s IS a. and and - p.
49, The hrst and fourth oil which Will be Express
IIains, and VIII not stop except at The functions.
The 45 Train will reach Washington at 8.I =: m,
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRt. special
Train will he run from Washington Junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
from tho West.
For Tickets Of all kinds Baggage Checks
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Once. Washington Station,
OF. J.; T. ENGLAND, Agent.
shi fks M oSe Of ffmSsn Station
Baltimore, May 10. 1858. mas
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

"A LENANDKIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLLYER will run regularly (eHv- H-
Ing the Seventh street wharf, at the EsS&ts&E
following hours: k3e787Enssee
LEAVE ALKxAyDRIA AT
GeoTgs Pdge-sH, 2, 10 n. m: l2iz, s, and p. m.
Thomas Coi!ysr-7,9. ii a. IN; 2 and .. IN.
LEAVE WARRINGTON AT
Gsorgs Pdge-6a, 9, II a. m; ~. 4, and p. m.
Thomas CoNyer-8, 10 n. IN; IA, So, and -. 2. m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaley's OmnIbuses connecting with the Page
and COye leave the Capitol and corner of 18th ct.
and Pa. avenue the time the boats leave Alex
endra, RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOB MOUNT VERNON
The COLLYER will leave for Mount Vernon OIL
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washing ton al
Oh and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER. Capt.
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oG- Merriam, the New York manager of the
weather, and benefactor of the birds tells OF
sparrow who had built on a small cedar tree; a
storm caused the tree to bend so much that the
eggs IN the little nest Were in danger of rolling
ont. The sparrow obtained a string from near
tho door step, inserted II In the nest and fasten-
ed IL around little limb, TO pres-rvs the
neat In an upIlght position, and thus protect il
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feet purgativs which u known to
RhSh ss S t Se
ordinary medicines ed and that they KIN
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their pene
trating properties stimuiats the vital activities of
Ins $ AMI 81 ITS
the foul huIuours which brood dstempeT, stimulate
sluggish or disordered 3rs.ns into tier natural no
whole sy stem. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases which have bafl cd human skil
While they produce powerful effects they are at the
same Time in diminished doses, the safest and best
sugar coated. they are pleasant to take, and being
purely vegetable, are, free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been mado which suTpass belief were
ton and character forbid the suspicion of un-
he lent to to
liability of my remedies while others have sent me
tons c"ntrbSte Immensely to the relief Of my allie
ted suffering fellow men.
my American Almanac. contalning directions for
their use, and certificates of their cures of tho fol
CostIveness Billion, Complaints, Rheumatism
DIopsy heaTtbIrn Hs,ds1se s[sns from i"a
pain arising therefrOm. f latulency, Loss of Apo
lite. all Uiosrous and Cutaneons Diseases which
require an evacuant medicine, Scrofula or Kings
Evil. They also, by purifying the blood and stlinu
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