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MsLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
LIVER CosIPLAISr. DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE

LIVER CO9IPLAIST, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
Chronie or Nervous Debility, Diseases
81 the Kidneys. Ana all Disease
arising from a D5s5Edered Liver 90
Stomach, DysPePssu,
Heartburn Inward piles Ac!iiry or sickness u tbs
Sronla.h Fullness ui Blood the Head, DuI Pain
sW imminZ in the Head. Pslptaiion q the Heart,
Fuiiness Weight In the Stunall, soar EruCtstlss
Choking Suii1c,tinE Feeling when lying daga-
Dryhrs- OF Yel0wne4s ii the Skin and Eyes. Night
Surats iaVard Few -, Pain In tho small u the Back,
Ch-~' Side, Sgldrn FINISHES q Heat, Depression n
Spirits FriShff,i dreams, LangHsr, Dependency "
aIfy Nervous Disease. sores Bi0tches the SKIN.
aid Fever and Asri- tor Chills AID Feycrl- To via
ai-s ciIrs diseases the Bladder aud Wuu.h such
Seminal Weakness, Incontinencr Il Urine. sum
Erury Inflammation VI Wakes Of the womb OF
Bladder, Nk.t-s csc.
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Haro been sold during the last six months and IN
no instance hs Il ftr tn giving entire sssilctiJn.
Who then, y ~ snsr frs.n aenku.-- debility. when
MlLraa's Stren gtheHini, Cordial Will rlre yuas
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Gard TO she LUdiss4-Dr. DupOncO,S Pc.
YiOdical Pills for Females are infallnle for
moving stoppages or Irregularities of tie menses
The pills nothing have been uaed by the Doctor
IN his practice for vars both France Arerc with
unparalleled success in every and he is urged by
ladies who have used them pills pnbc
the alienation Of those suffering from any
preventive TO ladies whose health ITmit
crease OF family
Pregnant females those supPoSag themselves
toned using pills while in tina condition. proprietor
responsibility after the above admontion although
mildnoss would prevent any injury health
those pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale by
EWIN, PENALETON < GO,
Mholezale Druggist, Nashville, Tenn,
orders must addressed. They supply the
proprietor spces and furnish show and circulars
Sold at retail in Nashville by
DEMOVILLE L CO., cor Church and Cherry streets,
CIV. HENDERSlIoTf, cor. Cedar st. L Pub Square,
BEECH 4 G00DLET, Market ST. opposite Union Bt.
j. STRErCH corner OF Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing either Of the above agents.
hs pills (eonSdenayl by mail any part the
city country.
The ingredentscomposng these pills made known to
every agent selling them. They will tell that they al they
arc reprcsensdto he. Ask for DIR. DupOncO's Golden
Pills. See the signature each box viii then get
medicine depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD 4 CO., Agents for Mtmphis.
WILSON STARBIRD, Agents fer Louisville,
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REAL ESTATE
Renting Houses and Land in the city or
Country,
yin slso dive r asEenton . the lsetion
NEGOTIATING LOANS e'' &e'
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CAAOON'S SEED SOWER.
FHHE hest Machine invented for broadcast Sowing and
4 one that sEery Farmer should have.
e2l5-lm ARsIsTRON G 4 co.
DLUE GLASS SEED.
ID HERDS do do just resolved BY
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Also Mclean Yal- Iuir Oh Lilim1r.l.
=.


lhs bi-sl LiAiAf-st - ia- @-ats.
The Only SAFE aud certain care Sc Cancers, Pills,
Tuacrs, Ss.iiisEs, ani bttnl tla ct GONE falaiy
sis Neuralgia. weakness oi d. Muscles, CkT.a.c lr
IBfxmmat9-y Eh5umatisHl, sriitHs-s O. the ysiELs
Contracrei Musces Of Iisamfljs, EaTlche "a Il.-h-
ashs bruises, Spgsihs Wounds. Fresh GUS, Dlcess.
Fever SN e. Clk.J Breasts, Sore Nipples. Barns.
Ecalds, Sore Throat ala} inflammation CT Palu.
-diferenrs hsC assers. how l5cz the dissa-e may
ceTtEis TsHisil,
Thousands q humaa teinF7 have hesn saved lie
Of deer-pfris and misery " e.. ii tbs 'ags-
able mediCine.
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Es H GLAoCOCA a SO'S
a COLLEGE street. Nashville Tenn. next door 70 Mer
AID aenLs Tor the pLfea1e 400 sar ~
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ThiE OEJEN1A T,u-l,v, or NarrEAJ WEsTuTs ISUSAJcS
grows poDt,neou " upon The great Of Afss is Nv
cNyrupuble, viii remain Eui ussy last century
viii fOrya, auy climate, houl the yes-, se vsTOus
change 81 nc ., br. ro7r horne IN ctsGHos, AID
perfectly rel' Il 0. Tie discovery Of LsC4- 5. UJuHLS, q
Columbia Tcuu., an1 u,y obtained 81 cr 4 SIcErlE
General Agent, Nags T or sent sccur-l ry mt v Tho
di.-,e ler I1- g. carra' Huar..
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LAND SALE.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY

IKE hsvs hand shout 20 barrels Of PURE Old ooh
w BON WHISKY. which will warrant % = - - -
am md the Anestin STATE. We ANXIOUS hOu
I'd woud glad those wanting ssmesns rSS a 20 ana
good Soald give d . call. cARiBH 49,, 49,,
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FoR c HILp IN.
ITI DETICIOUs no TAKE.

W say 20 parents, your children are sickl Tuny,
tfrt-i uii cnt-Ltit,ts rrvslru among rhi.ii-f.
give them small quantity OF NcLftus C0riisf sni
Wih make them healthy. mt H5li r1hust Delay
. -n.....r- IN a. anl ..-- -L D. --..-.--L
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THERe IS NO MISTAKE ABoUr ".
Owe A mILnoN 81 porTLEs


This CoTiAl viii never fail g. any ct the ab0v9
dsea7r- n taken Per dircetCns On eagh bottle, ia
German, English, and French.
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Lean i-sOrstcii Lilineut i the only safe an
T-ii lie remedy for s euro SPAWN. Rims Boa.
Wihi4Alis >yliats, Unra-urzl LAMPS, Nedss %
sseiiuRs 40 all naver flI % cuTc liz Head, Pol-
s.dr Itsfhia Gid Inning SIT.s CT sueeEy,
I'atsrl, agt3Iei. Fsr SFvrin-, Ertse- Scraichss.
EcsE1. Heels Ci.aies. -sldlr or cellar Calls Gus.
-sEes % W.sir-ls, e Is iuEsiiLie remedy. ApPf
Il ~ as et-I nnI core certain sseCl insiHa---
Fi- trih- % i1u-rr vifh tis many WORTHLESS La.
i.aehts oils a 20 sou. Obtain supply q Or. NJ
~. : u t.-tel I.rin..t- N VII euls vaIl.
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"a 4 Is Fall ana Winter Of Goods Vsy hsna
- ID desirable styles also, large Aasofent q ~
nea's Rurnlahsng Goods % sFsy aeS7pseal;r ppovSE
uua-tn Sot--- -
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YWNHR pubIs s respectfully informed tn1s 4. 5hOnH
~ ~ am n Il n K W. Bosn, Real Estate Agents. Is
Lin :. nome, snd has ! very large amount OF ne
-. C..- - Country Property
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70 Iii 80 Sse hin be pledges himself to every
49,, ~ ~. s.sfaos and prepared to give great bargains
-. az cherry Street isepe-H.
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rxpRrssLx ro1, sEFp.

gUyIIE lest variety Of Pure White Whests~i What znsEB
a. Walk Wheat also laisil-Is sf Bailey Zoe
~ RAYTuy = ShNNuf
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PEgAcHIHc IL EDdEuELp-Ws are requested to
state that the Rev DIR. SUMMERS will preach al
the Dickey school House this morning al o'clock
and that there will he preaching al This place
rs Sabbath hereafter until further notice.
Rev. D. X MoEsLASD, will preach at Firsmeu's
Hall Capitol Hin to-day. Services TO commence
at lOlo'c!ock, 4. ".
Rev ). J.. FErGusoS will preach at the Theatre,
90 Sunday morning at II clock, and al night 81 :
O'Clock
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The VVerld Challenged :

HAVING invented seEa ataT t1 s fan mill, faT spafaas
cheat and Oter isght srstnce from uu Soa11
wheat and d~siruus 10 tssf fs hereby notice ts
vii attend Nashville, aud a. De 4irs ~
Middle Teunesses As far ~ 10 M power. ami 70
produce Separator fsf ths shove pdrpoe ssn
e viii award 70 him claim that have % patronage
IN Middle Tennessee. and he halaDcs q he EsFd.
chine caa be seen AZ Matey Iauilt5a's, A. College
serti6-l i'm J. n ACGEHEE.
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WANTED.
AU.UtVNy JENKINS.
srPi No % South Gartet street
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All notes Of this State sheulS
Re c5Hntersigned by the State
0fSeer, being then secured by
deposit Of State stocks; when
this is not done thsy are IN
g2leahle.
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MaLsaa's volcanic Oh IMMINENT


WIN Ulgya psi.. aimost E.stlntaEc1s5iy ADD &c VIA
csssd purify, and bs4l lac io4lest s1gas Ia ia1
cIsdibiy short t-1e-
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Scrofula. OF Kings Evil,

Is q constitutional disease, cerrupasn of the
blood ~ w4ch this fluid heoernes initiated.
weak. and poor. Being Ia the circulation, il
pervad5s the whole body, and may barst out
IN disease on any part Of Il. No organ a free
from Is attacks. nor i there one which it E1sg
not DESTROY. The scrofulous faint is varioGsly
caused By mercurial disease, low living. dis
ordered OF unheolthy food. impure air flth
and hlthy habits. the depressing vices. and.
above al, by the Vsnereal infection. What
ever Il its origin, it IS hereditary ia the con
stitutioa, descending fr0m parents 60 children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed,
it seems 70 be tha rod Ct Him who says. 1"
will visit the inieuitios Of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt OF ulcorous matter. which, ia
the lungs, liver. and internal organs. ia termed
tuhecelos, in tho glands, swelling; and on
the surface, erupuons OF sores This foul cor
ruption, which genders In the blood. dcpresscs
the energies Of lic, 50 that scrofulous consutu-
tons not only suffer from serofulous com
F plants, but they have far less powsE q with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; eenss-
( Qucntly, vast numbers perish BY disorders
/ which, although no; scrofdlous in their nature.
/ arr still rendered fatal by this faint in the
/ system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
/ in this scrofulous contamination and usny
I destructive diseases Of the liver Kidneys. BRAN
and. indeed of al the a-gRns, arise from OF
are aggravated by the ssgue oanso.
One quarter of all cur people ara ssFofuious
their persons are invaded IN this lurking IL =
lection, aud their health j. undermined by l.,
/ To cleanse il from the system We must rcrovste
The blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigoratS il BY healthy food and sxsraiss,
such n medicine ne supply in
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A HoaRTBLE TRAGEDY--Bangor,
April I0.-Marshall Potter was arrested
on Saturday, at ST. Stephens, \. b, by
officer Bean Of Lee. He is charged with
causing the death of his mother, two
brothers, and nephew, on Thursday
morning last. at Lee, and robbing the
house Of $50. It viii be recollected
that he was the only one that escaped
when the house was burned. He was
fully dressed, and his two brothers. who
slept in the same room. were burned, as
also were his mother and nephew. He
left Immediately after the FIRE, changed
his clothes at Carroll and succeeded il
reaching New Brunswick before he wa
arrested. His clothes were bloody, ans
the money earned By his two brothsr
during the winter was seen in his pos
session.
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snorted violently under bis immense bur
den. Nevertheless, this luxurious spec
linen of womankind was sickly, and re-
quired the assistance of the Tabib, IL
tie which Mr.. Oyerwey had earned for
himself by his doctoring.
His practice was Of rather remarka-
bic kind for he used generally to treat
his patients not according to the charac-
ter Of their sickness. but according TO
the days of the week on which they
came.
Thus he had one day Of calomel; an
other of Dover's powder; one Of Eysom
salts; one of Magnesia; one of tartar
eme;ic-the two remaining days being
devoted to some other medicines. o.
/ course, it sometimes happened that the
man who suffered from diarahea got Ep-
som salts, and be who required opening
medicine was blessed with dose of Do
ver's powder.
OF course he made numerous excep
tons to this calendary method of treat
ing disease. whenever time and circum
/ stances allowed him to study more full,
the state Of a patient. However, in tn
hurry in which we then were, he coul
q scarcely make ont what the imaginary c
real infrmjty of the lady was and
cannot say what she got
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Cambridge Cattle Market

CoREEcrED WEEKLY FEOss THE \. :. FAEsazE
WEDSEsDAY, April ;, 1858.
At market 81 Cattle, $50 Beeves and G.
stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yssrABgs Two and three wears old.
Pricss-Markel bsef-Exzra 5 O1ts "a. LAT
quality, ST-5ga7.75; q quality, S600s6.5o. al
quality. S5.50a0- 90. ordinary, -. $4,000.
Working UxeIs-S i09aI75.
Cows and CaiTes-S5Q
earlfngs-S89z09.
Two Years OIa--Szzz2s.
Three Years Oid-szsaz8.
Sheep aud iarabs-i785 81 market FxErs
4.58as. 90. Bv lot S2.5Qa3.BB
Veal CzfEes- -SaieSat S4.goa 1000.
SEiae-ag9 Western al market
fiides-Tae per b.
1ail0x--7zsc per 10.
PsltS-xI ,6Z4SI.s7 each
Cali skiRz-Issl5 cts peril,
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How To FATTEN PoULTRY.-Shut
up the fowls to be fatted in some tight
clean place. where they can have ample
space to walk about; and also provide
suitable perches on which they may
roost at night. Place fresh water before
them daily, or alternately mix and
water. For constant feed give them
meal and pu!verized charcoal, well mix
ed together, using eight parts of the meal
to one part Of the charcoal dust. Feed
them regularly. morning, noon, and eve
ming, what they viii entirely consume
Occasionally stir a teaspo0nful of capsi-
cum into their food, and for a change
feed them boiled potatoes or cooked rice.
This course Of feeding, Systematically
pursued for two weeks. viii fatten any
fowl Or turkey sufficient for market
Persons living in the vicinity Of our Ct.
ties aud large towns can always obtain
remunerative prices for their poultry, j
they Will only take trouble TO falten then
well and dress them neatly for market
Dispose Of all your fowls that you do no
intend to winter, June or july befort
they commence to mott. 4 common
sized fowl dress away from Y ounces L
pound from the live weight.-Rura
{ american.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

J. c. EMERY IS still at his old place in MoxT
rELIEE, di=bursing. bis wares, to all who favor
him with = call. His very extensive stock. and
abundant facilities, for procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturers. Is sufficient reason why
he finds Customers, for Far1.itlrs and Chairs,
Carpets RoomPaper, C-ockery and Ghss5care,
Tube Cutlery. Feathers, Spring Beds Mattresses,
Looking Glrssss, in every variety Of Frame, to-
gether with great variety O: Housekeeping
goods. from long distances. The stock is the
largest - be found IN FerraoHt, and while there
is sleicliHg, Il affords very favorable time for
moving Fgrritarrs since i can be done At 50 liz
lie risk Gice him q ezLL
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New Way Of Treating Diseases

In Barth's Travels in Northern and
Central Africa We find the following anu
sing account Of very novel method of
pTacticing medicine. The practitioner
was Mr.. Oyerwey, one Of the associates
Of DR.. Barth. He probably knew as
much about the nature and properties of
medicine as some empires much nearer
home. The story is as follows
Our setting out this morning.after the
eameis were all laden, Git was January
4, 1851, and the men mounted, was re-
tarded by the arrival Of queen of the
desert, beauty Of the first rank, at least
as regarded her dimensions. The lady,
with really handsome features, was
mounted upon white bullock, which
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The next Census.

Provision was made in the Civil APP
preparation bill at the last session of Con-
gress, for the preliminary arrangements
for taking the 9Th Census under the ex-
listing law. The President viii no doubt
soon appoint Superintendent for the
work. The Secretary Of the Interior
will follow the plan of the last Census in
reference to statistics.
It IS to be hoped the next Census /
will not be filed with such glaring err
rors as the last one. The statistics for
that were prepared for the press by fifty
or sixty clerks at Washington, many Of
whom were incapable of adding up a
column Of figures correctly. The Su-I
perintendent having the matter in charge
was Southern editor beat upon twist
ing the figures into the most favorable
show for Slavery that was possible.
Statistics to be worth anything, must
be new. But the simple addition of
these was allowed to drag through four
years, so that when published, every
table, however correct originally, had
become incorrect by lapse of time.
a great number of is statements are
false or contradictory on their very face.
Thus the number of Bankers in the
Union is stated to be 552, while the num-
Der Of Banks is 1922 so that each
Banker must have charge of two or three
Banks, There are said to be 50, 183
Churches, but only 26,S42 Clergymen,
leaving the absurd inference that twelve
thousand churches are standing empty.
All these 38,l83 Churches, moreover,
according to the Census, have but $50
Sections There are reported to be only
2 Pawnbrokers in the Union; more
can be counted in a single walk through
Chatham street and the Bowery. The
number Of Soldiers is stated in tbs
Census at 5I49-seven thousand shor; ,
the fact. for the Army List puts it at y,
923. There stated to be 1926 Newspa
pers, but only 1872 Editors of them
about half an editor apiece. The nun
Der Of Schools Is 80,97S. while the mum
Der Of Teachers IS stated. in one plac5
at 29.5S7 and another at 92.966. dis
crepancy of sixty thousand, Nor ca
either statement be correct. for in or
case there would be fty thousand school
without teachers. aud in the other te
thousand teachers without schools :
Again. the rumber of railroad men i
the whole Union is stated to be 1873
when the Railroads in this State alou
employ more than that humble.
The chief and primary object Of tai
ing a Census, Is to get basis for apo
tionments for voting and tax-paying.-
Yet will it be believed, the Census
1850 contain, neither a table of Vote,
nor one of Taxpayers
There is great room for improveme
in the management of the Census B
reau, and now IS the time to make it b
fore another Census is taken.-4i5aF
Eceaing JouraaL.
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Gets Of secret habits Of Yoesk.
- livery Father should present a copy to his
Sss.
6 The Cause, The effect, The Remedy. -
IN plain language. by Pbgsiciaa Of Essiseac,.
70 Any person enclosing two three cent post
age stamps, will receive q copy by mail, under
seal Address all letters %
Drawer rs Post ofiee, Albany, n. Y.
n Also the celebrated Female Monthly fiil>-
made from the extract Of G5tloH Rooi remedy
used for wears among the female slaves az the
SatHk IN FORM OF detection or tea; now for the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
H0l'rr sent upder seal BY mail, Married LdaIs'
must not use them. Address as above.
Dra,rer rs Post Office, Aibaay, A. ]
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ASTU-ABOLITIoS PROCEEDINGS ~
TExAs.-The Texas papers give parti-
culars Of h e proceedings Of several
meetings recently held in Fannin coun-
ty, for the purpose Of taking measures to
expeI the members Of the Methodist
Church North, who are accused OF be-
ing abolitionists. At one meeting a
committee of fifty was appointed to wait
upon Bishop Jayne with a warning
They performed their duty on a Sunday,
while the Bishop was engaged in morn
ing services in clurch. Il was also re-
solved tina, the Methodist Church North
could no: be tolerated in Texas, and that
i,mlst be put down By force, if necez
sary. A committee was appointed tt
draft other resolutions, to be acted on a
sn adjourned meeting.
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LARGE RoBBERr. New York, April
Il. The safe Of the President and
Cashier of the Allentown Railroad Com
pany was broken open on Saturday, and
$4,000 in railroad bonds, checks, and
diamond jewelry were stolen. A young
clerk in the Office was arrested. and con-
fessed the robbery. witHAhe exception Of
the jewelry. The bonds and checks were
recovered, and the lad was sent to the
city prison to await bis trial.
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t. The widow of Christopher Holly,
free woman Of color, who owned a
thousand acres of land and thirty ne
groes, died at Port Gibson, Miss, re-
Gently. He husband says local paper,
was " esteemed a gentleman" and the
two ''Siways conducted themselves well.
Good as white folks, we're they net, as
they owned a plantation?
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q In pursuance of orders from the
War Department, the recruiting service
Throughout the United States was dis
continued on the 30th ult The ranks OF
the army are now not only full for the
first time in twenty years, but there IS a
considerable surplus of recruits from
which TO ELL future vacancies.
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an adjourned meeting.

MURDERs IN NV YORK.-The
reign of the knife and pistol appears to
hay full sway in New York. The Ez-
Pres thinks that since the beginning Of
tae year, there has been at least three
dozen murders in that city. including
such assaults As subsequently resulted IN
death. Within one week-from We'd
nesday TO Wednesday-the papers re-
corded fifteen murders, or murderoBs as
sanits, without taking into account the
bodies Of unknown men found in tie
river.
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Farm for Sale.

nURSUANT to license from Probate Court |
b will sell &C Public Auction ON the premises,
the farm owned by C, " Stone late of Glover,
in Orleans County, deceased on the 3ath dav at
April next, ar one o'clock, p. 81, Said farm Cou'
>ist, of one hundred rrres OF Faluabie land wlfh
dwe..az house apa oo0d she'd, and Gus forty
tons Of hay 'he past season; coad Running wateT
to house and barn, also alt tbs personal property
and a part Of ths purchase .Hey can he secured
on the place if wished Situated about one and
p half miles from Clover village.
n. NORTON, Administrator.
Glover, March Is, Is5g--i4a3
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t. 4 little son Of Francis Best, of
Wilkinson, Miss, threatened one Of his
fathers slaves that he would tell some
thing about him, which so enraged the
negro that he knocked the boy down
with brick and then jumped upon him
and choked him till he was dead. The
negro narrowly escaped lyuchjng.