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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
HIGH c II 100 I---M NTRE 4 T..

Mt. l. C FROVTEaU. Professor Of tho
VI French Ta0ouage and Titerature In tho
TTniversitv Of NrGil COLLEGE, Montreal. receives
limited nuNher ~ hoar1e-s beirc nunls in the
Tich School DEPARTMENT of the University.
MS rosidorra is IN the COLLAGE huild'nos n the
foot - tho mountain and Is surrounaed nv Park.
Gvmnasium, exclus vely for the boarders. Is
attached 70 81
The interior arrangements are Of the most
uncomfortable order and comfort.
Tho French language is spoken and taught in
tho houSp
Particular care is taken in the observance Of
dailv reli ~ious exercises.
Ano'v fo- Prospectus 70 Professor Fronteau, AZ
NrGnl College.
Referpnces kindly nermitted 10 I. W. DAWSON.
Ii n, Principal Of the University.
July O. DAT wiw
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Terms for Advertising i'm Well.

3 No subscription stopped until all arrearages
are PAID except at the option of the publisher or
discontinued unless by positive orders u
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Rutland, April IS. 1859.
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RHSHs Argentine, Bachelder's Premium. and
waters Liquid Hair Dyes; the best articles
of the kind in use. For sale by
march ,. J. W. ROBY & co
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TRAINS GOING sorru Irn

TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.40 A. NJ, 1910 A, NJ, and
7.30P NJ
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rou.e's Point $40 A. NJ
connects at White River Junction with trains
for st Johnshurv. VI ellis River, White Mour-
tains. Boston Lowell. Worcester, New York snd
Intermediate stations. arriving in Boston at 6-35
P NJ, and in New York AZ II VI. Passengers
by this trsir train dine at White River Junction
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point At 5.
so A. NJ, connects there with trains from Mon
treal and Ogdensburgh the same morning receiv-
ing passengers at 0Edensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Bur
lington at 10 10 A. NJ. dine at Mortified, and ar
rive at Boston at s p. NJ.
Accommodation Train Leaves Rouse's Point az 5
30 P NJ, connecting there With trains leaving
Montreal & ogdensburgh same afternoon. Lodge
at White River Junction and proceeding next
morning TO Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
\ ork. &c, arriving az Boston at LOO P. NJ and
at New York at 42O P NJ
through Ticket' for Chicago aud the West, for
sale at the principal Stations.
Mortified, June 18th. 1859.
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7 D P rim TIE RS!
WADE'S PRINTING INKS.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRAT
w ed Black and Colored Printing Inks. Manu-
featured by
II. ID. WADE. of New York.
AS all know who have used them, Mr.. Wade's
Black Inks have no superiors and his Colored
Inks equals.
fuli assortment of all kinds, together with
Printers varnish, Gold Size, Bronze 6c- aIv,ns
on hand, and for sale at the manufacturers nr;ces
Printers in this vicinity will save two or three
odays time, as well as expressage, by ordering
g. W. G. G. BENEDICT.
Burlington, April Is, 1859
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1850. 1850.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATIO
COMPANY.


THIS govrANY's WE'LL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
rlv,ve BETWEEN
OG'<HS."rg4 and Ports oH Tho ne'1-,r L~4le,
-. - ! - =, -L--N-,D-'
....t-
Na-yies.. and Intermediates p,-ts an Tpesda,s
ana frlav-. anil FOR T.eeeIari. Squir.kv. Detroit
ami Toledo. ..a- f..l.- 1 week.
- Pl--.a ..r.. FIufli-- Iq--I.-4 live Stock
oul u .-.han+i.. ..iivfu- by GafIro1d will re-
ceire care SAD arl r-.r1n- .Io-uatch
Applyt g. L. TIT fWP-)N. Treasurer. M the
Office ui OBJ. T.n..l- u- 60 GEO PARKER
Agent, RAILROAD Nerat ur1enshurrh y Y
p. ClE iNBERLEN. President
- IT. CRAWFORD. Secretary
WESTERN AGENTS.
How = s. Crawford. O-wego. y. T..
iaanberl1, Crawford Co.,, Cleveland
No. !. Walker. Toledo.
r. ~. Matthew. Detroit.
II. Il. Crawford Milwaukee
Na'hc- Co.. Chicago
'ur,dGUs
1889. J. ". MBERITN. 1859
pr,rrr ~
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J. W. ROBY n CO.,
Druggists and tpOthecaFieS,
Corner Church and College Streets.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT
MEDICAL STUDENTS

4 Van ind, at the subscribers, an assortment of
- DisseetIng Cases, Of the best manufacture and
for sale at low prices
J. W. ROBY & CO.
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DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, aud
CHRONIC DISEASES, genelJ

We DO not confne all our patients to the sap
0rFT. neither 10 we suffer arg to indulge in inju-
rious or perui-iouz habits, such as the use Of To-
bacco, in any shape, or indulgence in spirituous
Liquors, or any others, the influence Of which
could only be TO weaken and destroy the vitality,
hence
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Ghnf.n Il l.
Chicago and the West,
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH and T. :
MAIL ROUTE.
To Co'~ute,es Monday, June 27 80, 1883.

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at $50 A. ", 1910 An and
$50 P NJ
NAIL TRAIN connects a. Windsor and White
River Junction With trains lesving Boston and
Springfield, az TAO A. ". same dav. ard New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor 50 ! D
NJ, reaching burlington AZ :. 20 P. NJ. Rouses
Point at 6.45 NJ, Montreal and Ogdenrhurzh
the same evening. Correcting At 0gdensh urch
with Grand Trunk train, without delay, for To-
ronto and the West
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves New York
at $50 A. NJ. Boston ct P NJ, and ell
intermemediate Stations. Leaves Windsor at $50
P NJ and reaches burlington at Is A. NJ,
Rouse's Point ~ 500 A. NJ. arriving in Montreal
and Ogdenshurgh the forenoon, ard pro
ceeding West bv Grand Truub train. without
DELAY, for the West. A sleeping car is attached
to tn train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at
SIS A. NJ. reaching burlington at u 90 An.
Rouse's Point ct 1240 p " and Montreal and
0gdensburgh the same afternoon,
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BRUSHES.
HAIR DYES.

10th, Hair, Teeth and Nail Brushes. !
~ good assortment at
j. W. ROBY 6. CO.
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PROF. WOOD.

RECEIVED this day, new supply of Prof
NV GODS Hair Restorative, Also. Burnett's
Cocaine, an article which gives universal salts
faction a dressing for hair
J. ". ROBY d co.
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RAKFS.
THE MANUAL Of the WARDROBE
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS e. MODES

No Housekeeper can afford to do without Il.
Mrs. Pullan is the highest authority extan
upon the subject of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined.
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name household word" and have
cen a perpetual source of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazines of this country.
For sale BY E. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and the Sewing Machine Parlor, No College
Street Free Press Building, lower loor).
ap.sml d&wtf
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ADVERTISEMENTS PATENT {.

4 CC0RDING 70 recent decision of the Sur
n preme Court Of Dry Goods, stealing thunder
Is in ietshle. Plagisrists and thunder-thieve.
bs'oaTe. for this copyright is secured, and srsry
Infringement irH Be prosecuted 10 IL. fR srfsat Of
the lar
Where is the best assortment Of Dry Goods and
Carpets to be found
Where are the above named Goods sold cheapest
Where can find honorable dealers, reasonable
and Uniform prices, and receive civrl treatment in
case do not purchase?
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purchaser; but being an interested
party, we shall not answer them, though we will
state our honest conviction pom point viz: The
BEEHIVE Is not, and cannot be under,old.
by any dealer Of sound mind and honorable mo,
tives. Let the Public judge.
We are now receiving large additions in every
Department; Styles and prices, very desirable.
CARPETS MANTILLAs AND PARAsOLs;
olL-cLoTHs' HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MATING; DRESS TRIMMINGS;
DRAPERIEs AND SHADES; RIBBONS AND LAcEs:
ORES GOODS; ENBRoIDERIEs
sHAwLs AND RAGLANs; LACE MITTs, ETC.
n. PECK, JR., & co.
May Is. davtf
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STAN TON HOU Sc.
CORNER OF CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
HENRY STANTON, PROPRIETOR.

THIS NEW and CONVENIENT Hotel is
now open for the accommodation of the
Public. The Proprietor believes that the
central position Example acconin oda tions
of his house. together with his own experience
and mis- best exertions, will enable him at all
times TO offer pleasant and acceptable home 10
his guests, and will entitle him to share of the
public patronage.
LIVERY STABLE,
Good Livery Stable is connected with the
House.
May Is, 1859. dlmw4m
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PERFUAIERY

I UBIN'S EXTRACTS, Jockey Club, Blessed
~ Baby, New-mown Hay, West End. Patehoulv.
Musk, &C., SC. Also, Lubin's Lavender Water
and Dubin's g. Pierre's Frangipani.
For sale by J. W. ROBY & co.
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COLOGNE

THE Genuine German Cologne, also Cologne
4 Of our own manufacture, made ACCORDING 10
the most approved French recipes. For sale bV
J. ". RoBY & co.
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SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWELLINGS.

Every snecies of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced BY the anti inHammatory action OF This
Ointment Angry ERUPTIoNs, such az SALT
PHrry. FRYsrpELAs, letter, RINGwoRN. ScALD
HyAr. NErrLE, RASH, scABIEs, Cor 1TcH) &c, die
ont n return no more, under its application.
Hospita experience in all parts ofthe world prov
es its infallibiity in diseases of the skin the
muscles. the Joints, and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMoRs.
The effect Of this unrivalIed external remedy
pnon Scrofula. and other vrulent ulcers and sores,
il almost miraculous. It first discharges the pois-
on which produces suppuration and proud flesh,
and thu. the cures which its healing properties
afterwards complete are safe well as permanent
WOUNDS, BRUISES, Blu Ms, AND SCALDs.
In cases of the fracture of the bones, injuries
caused by steam explosions, BRUISES. BURNS
SCALDs, RHEUMATIsN. STIFFNESS or THE JoTNTs,
and contraction Of the sinews it is employed and
warmly recommended by the faculty. This mar
velous remedy has been introduced bv its inventor
in person into all the leading Hospitals Of Europe,
and no private household should be without it.
UNDENIABLE tt STIN0NY
Tho Medical staff Of the French and English
Armies in the Crimea officially signed their aDpro-
val Of Holloway's Ointment, as the most reliable
dressing for sabre cuts, stabs and gun-shot wounds
It is also used by the surgeon Of the Allied Ma
vies.
BOTH THE OINTMENT AND PILLS
NHOULD BE USED IN THE FOLLOW
ING CASES.
Buulous, Nercurial eruptions,
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FRUIT JARS.
SOFT SOAP

nave several barrels of excellent soft SOAP.
winch VIII be sold in large small quantities,
very low. A. DEWEY anr9I
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BOTH THE OINTMENT AND PILLS
NHOULD BE USED IN THE FOLLOW
ING CASES

= CATION None are genuine unless the
words "HoLatr7u N,ir York and london" are
iisoernihIe as Waf,r-ulark in every leaf If the
hook Of directions around each pot box; the
sqme may be plainly bv holding n, l,1f 70
n, hqlt 4 handsome reward will be given n
Nv ono rendering such in formation may lead h
-he detection Of any party narties counterfeing
he medi ines vending the same, knowing them
- he spurious.
- Sold at the Mandatory IF Professor HoLLo-
way 50 Maiden Lane. New York, and bv al res
nectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United State. and the civilized
world. in pots at Is cents 92i cents, and Al each
p There i, considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
Y B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot
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! SAB3Asfal RsAplMG,
A Little While.

- ~SANNACI " AAAOs
Beyond The smiling ard the weeping,
she'll he sboA;
Beyond the walking and che sleeping,
Beyond the sowing ard the rcaping,
l shall bc soon;
Love, rest, and home,
Sweet Home
Lord, tarry not, but como.
Ieyond the blooming g.anl the ,ra,ling,
shall be SOON;
Beyond the skining and the shading
Beyond the hoping and thc'drradins.
shall be sonn;
Love. rest, AMI homo,
Sweet lone.
Lord, tLI1y nvs but come.
Beyond the ri.ing and 'hc setting.
shall he SOON;
Beyond the c,,l,uiug ai,I The rrctt;ng.
Beyond remembering aud Forgetting,
! shall br soon:
Love, rest. and huAlc,
Sweet home
Lord. tavry not, but CONC,
Beyond the parting unl tire meeting.
| Shall be soon;
Beyond the farewell and The greeting,
Beyond the pulses fever beating,
snail bctsuon;
Love, rest. and home,
Sweet home
lord, tmry not. hut cnuc
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Have Something Sweet to Tell You.

ny MRS. Y. s. osGoOD.
haze something sweet to tell you,
But the secret you must kecpj
And remember, ii it isn't right,
I'm talking in my sleep"
For know am bu, dreaming
When | think your love is mine;
And know they are but seeming.
All tlIc hopes that round mo shine
20 remember, wi ei teIt you ~
What lcunnot longer keep,
We are none ot us responsible
For what VIC sayin siccp.
My pretty secrets coming.
Oh, listen with your heart,
And you shall hear il hulpming
Soselosc twill make you start.
Oh, shut your eyes so earnest
Or mine will wildly weep;
LOVE ror 4. l ADORE You. Lut---
I'm talking III my sleep.
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l1..aN v. III. N. S.

A NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL will opon at
"A Ssco,ia Ia ntiIcs west Of pickens'C. IT,.
on tho l4tk December. ,psox. ~!
n TRnMs.->20 days iA regular succession, ~ on
per ss!'holer. 0entlenen and Ladies' can ret
BOARDING in the.vieinity, cheap, in respectable
Prof. lFM. WALKER. AS IL
ProE y. R,JIAMLIN,A M. Il.
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STATE OF 'SOBTn CARC.iYX.
Yh ordinary s.tcIeNa. 3 s.
u. EhiIders

q =. W., 81 Z. .,s sum- Ia IAit -4...
Ahram Childers. 80
Hrp@ringtc IS satisfaction TINT Abra,n Chill
degs. one ofihe defenlalits in this case. seelos
ont of the ligniis of ttis STATE; Ills lKt
hc do appear. either persais,lly OF h,lsttornoy IN
the Court of ordinary at plekeasfC. IT,, on Mon,
day the l9lh day of DecenIi.or nex, to- ,ob;eet 10
Tie disvision OF sale Of the Heal Estate Of John
Childors' drcsascd. or his consoni tLcroto willbo
entered Vt record. 3aa
w. J.. PARSONS, o.r.p.,
mNinary's Office, Sept ~ 1852 Sn,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ oGDtSARH-~tqcRESs.
d. X. Hamilton ! 90 Rf5 ~
John Walker, 1dn'rs. rsti,ioc for set,lsnen.
m w. ,b and Decree.
appearing 10 pty satisfaction that Ja6,es Tnn-
er1 Allen Fuller and wife Eliza aud Patsy Al
sSan'lee, defendants inthti casd reside wl,ba1tthe
Hpnls OF this State, II is Drdefe therefore that
tFese said absent paTtes do seYeraily hpnear M
tho court of OldinRyy, c.bs holdea al Dickens,
Court liose on Monday tbe 2Qtll day Of Febrliaf =
ncSt Of 10 O'Clock, a. M,,tto siew cause. if eny
they cen, why anal settlement OF the estate Of
Jane walker, deceased, should not bs made al tha
time, and decree had th,aeon
j; X: 1IAGooD, .ecp Ac4lsG op.p.
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..t Notice. g. j..
'nlE undersigned gives publ notice that Ip i.
now; and has been for years, ready to pay over
the dstribntiye share of Reuben Mitchell in 1ho
Estate of Vim. Mellow, deceased. Notice Is given.
therefore, to tic std Reuben Mitchell to come for
ward-shlpeeeive his said disfrihntiye share' S,s
viii no longer DO responsible forimorcst oi 9,e
same. ~ '''S' ny
= Oct II. 1881 Ia FDY%, 4A'''sr ~,
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MERCANTILE NOTICE.

fTsHE eopertn.s,rship lctetofJro existing be-
solyedshy mutual consent. An iscrsons i.d.l,-
cd to the Copeern, either by Note or IIook A.
count, will save cost by settling upby the lst
day Of January next.
-' A. HUNTER &-eo
; PS.--The remaining STOCK OF GOODS
will he sold for cash atEcost and expenses;
Wolf Creek. Noys7 lSI9 l6 tf
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STATE OF sOUTn CAR0IIN.V a

vs. 80 | Petition for fBal set 4,
WINS RobhsOn& oilers tlenlcnt and Decree.
appearing to my s..tislaction that Wm. Robin
= son one q H'g defendants in tlis sgsc, resides
therefore. Tint he do appear attic comt Of uri,.
nary, to be holden.at Pckons &. II. j. on.aiondav
I'D dayof January, lS60.'at 10 O'Clock. a. MI. 10
show cause, D any Lc cnh why u iinal settlement
oil tue estncof William Robinson, rdoceasvd, sLond
not be had- and a decree made tlercon.s -
j. H. HAGOOB, cc.P.& Acr,xo. q ps,
Oct, IL. 1859 u -
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

rICKBSS---IN OmUiAAEY.
J. IL. lIunnicutt,
Z. y. Cox, -llur's Petition for final settle.
Nancy c5s, y, ( stae.. gent '"d Decree.
T Appearing to-the Ordinary that J,lln Cox,
K, Marinaa Cox. Gabriel Cox, George -Na>es
:t'd wiie Jamc, lhttlcton Edge and wife Miner
w., George glow and wife 1thoda, and Nancy
Cox, 'iclcudunts in this Gaze, reside without tre
II nits Of this State; 1t is osdcleJ. therefore,
that they do Acycrally appear in the Court Of
or'liinryptn beildlden Mt PickcnsC ii, pn Mon
day the &oih day Of january, 1860. at l0 o'co.k,
y Mito shcw cause. .ifany hhcy eau, why a final
TcttlSment OF the cstdteof Joshua Cox, lpveu,cl,
should not be had Oh tsat luy, ami a. decrue
thereon made. .
,, J.E; lIAGooD,. c.c.p.& ACTING ORB.
Oct. t9. 1859 IA Am
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~ TINS old man, with Il rag-lagin his hand
was picking up large pumbcr Of pieces Of
whnleb4lc which lay on tliestreet The. dc.
p1stt way of such singular nature that we
aSkcd,tle Guaint-looking gatherer how l,e SUI :
posed tlcy cHne there Z. a Don't know" he
replied ht sqneakinS yoicd 81 'spcct some
untortuhate female Was wrecked here about" +"
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Petition for final settle.
mcnt and Decree.
,Brandreth's pills.

s-FO2. S.tLR irAS.fLtBRI7:l: s. G.
EliESE celebrated Pills arc Of vegetable COM
l. rohnd free from uIcro ury On drugs Of any kind,
they arc sovereign remedy for pain OF auy unea-
sineSs IN tic body. or eosiiycncss. Skin diseases
pi any inSctert gahdpainfii uhavactcr such as epy
Eipclas, s'lt rcuus tctter and simmer heat have
boeli ora'sicted hy ileir use. These pills have
evred The rleanmtit, the cIicptic, the parasite,
nud 'hs e9sulnptye. in jautdics and all aifec-
iie9s pfple liver dyspepsia, dysspiery, aud diar.
hue, 'pcursy, Sudden pains aud inhamrtnations
female 0boIEtrtioliS, scOT1ntic and serofrUIu,ls
eHen Spiiiy Hiid ae'iraisie sHsttisBs, have iYsIi
way to the r$o of this mcdiripe and now, after
,Wemy years experience, tie.ft.Jiic estimation Of
iF"hIretfs Pills continue - Increase Fvr Noyns
lirandrrlh's Pills are the best ycIinifagc: tl,oy
are iniaiible little child. six yeavs old for sonc
weeks was dropping its motller gave il one,of
hrhndrctli's sugar coateipns the next day tLcSo
come ONE away WcrIn sNtecn inches long, nnlsa
t"rSS "s y child finger. Tie child wus we'll. Aud
los i'lcnr"y nol'ingis better. Let tlie rco,lc dis
card prejudice and iry them.
E&tf-sohi hy W. S. & G.. r. WILLIAMS, ut
Salnbrily, 5. G.. atilc usual price.
Ap,il2D. 1852 e. Z 80 -
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Notice.

A IL. PERSONS i;llcbtcl to The Estate Of
"a Juno| L. Ilulinswnrili, deceased. ,nic re-
quired to make Immediate payment; and thuse
having IchIando against said Estate must pic-
sent them 6rpawnepE t- ,,s
c.. l. ,lIOLIiN(SSWORTU Admr.
Nv, / 1850 ii =
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Z. AIMat perfcctiod in cFerytling, though
in mos things it is unnttainablc; however
they who arm at it, aud persevere, will come
much nearer to it tiian those whose lazincss
aaaa dependency make thcm giyeit up as up-
attainkble.
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Notice.
FINAL SETTLEMENT Of the Estate ofG.
N ~ Cmrdy, deceased, will be nude beiOro
the Ordinary. ut PiekGi,s G II, on Friluy the
3Orh dny of Dcccmber next. Persons indebted
must pay hrflre tliat ay, and those having de
m',nds indst present them um VI hcilre tl,at day
or they will DC bnrre''. Pcrsous interested will
take nyticS and govern ihemsclveS accordingly
JOHN Is. CLAltDY, Admir-.
Sept. H. 1881 q I'm
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GRrENYlLhE .MARBLE YARD.

GhEENYlLhE MARBLE YARD.
TlNlE subscriber has on hand ami is ccnstan'-
4 iy tvcciSimS u large mrdvnred assortment of
!. American ard Italian Marble,
Tu which hc wouldrall the attcliionnf thos n
want of a suitable Monument to mn k the 81 ut
where 'e,USc the remains of il.oir departed rel
nivcs mn, friends. Carving and lettering IF
all kitrls neatly and prrmrly executed.
~" lar,.nUIar aaeutioh1m;,I to orders ly mail
JAMES NJ. .ILLEN.
|. Grccuyillc.C H., S. c., Feb . 3I-tf
y. y. lie refers to - 6 WcstRcld Cover, Cox,
MarNy \ Co.. Or. VI lI Earle, w ii Watson,
Esq. C"l " lt"ko. Il Mckay. E~n.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

EotlCO.
TENllOSE persons having demands ngansttho
Il Estate Of Sidney Mellow, ,lcceuscd me ic-
,ticStcd n present them at,cttcd according to
law and thosc indebted to sal cst,;c must
niaae iiunipt payment
NJ j. McD0W \ A,lm'x.
ROBERT GRAIL, Jr.,J Adm T..
\ov 1879 lii <
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

a rGRRLnLE REvERsE.-- No. children 10,
a-days All our children arc men, and
our mon are. childish. q e. III
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

+ 'SorStf or SgNsRT.--O tile arrivaloran cmi-
grant ship, some years ago, when the Norih. Car
the gun tred at sunsct, inquired Of one of the
sailors whnt TINT Was. ''Wiat's tlat?' Why,
that's the suild twp." was the clnteniptuons am
swer. Sunset - exclaimed PNlty, with ,iis-
teuded eyes. ";1I6Iy Virgin! and does the sun
50 down i'll this 'cOuDtry with Sueha bauG as
thutW ~ g.. ~. s. = SIS s.t 4f-'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

\ GENTEEtlAN iu' Ohio, who died recently,
bcque;thed to his wife a handsome sum, PRO.
viding,,i in his viii that in case she married
again fi should be doubled
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

lr isan old :eyinY tlmT Time waits for no
man but the fair sex would have us believe
that he isgnlant enongh to wait lor the ladies'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

. FELLOW not on good terms with his boots
had the impudonce ,to. remark that; he could
sell them easily enough, because they had
been half eoled once
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

WHOSE best werks are most trampled hp.
on! * Shoemaker s--because good Shocs Hast
longer than bad ones.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

AwRIrEtt' Of the last .ccntury quantity OBJ
served that when, the cannons of the princes
began war; the eanons of the church were de-
stroycd. Z" 1t was," saidllc, q first nitre that
governed the world, and tlon nitre-iirst
Saiut Peter, and then salpctrc.2s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

How small portion Of our lives is taat VIC
truly enjoy In youth we are looking forward
for things that arc to come; In old age we
look backward tothin"s that are past.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

a BnENcnMAN, wishing to speak Of the
creame of the English poets forgot the word
and said "de putter of poets. ~