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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-13

Some time since, an old sailor died in
one of the hospitals, he having been in
actions, an attendant observed that he
thought it was much better TO die a nat.
ural death, than in battle. as it offered a
man time TO repent. Repent excIaimed j
the old tar, when man dies in battle,
he goes so quck that he gets to heaven,
before the devil knows he is dead
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-13

1t is an actual fact that man in our
State, who attempted to hug a a beautiful
young woman, Miss Lemon, has sued her
Tor striking him in the eye. Heis alto
gether unreasonable. Why should be
squeeze a Lemon unless he wants a
punch :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-13

II is not over the great things Of this
life over which mortals stumble. A rock
We walk round, a mopntsin we cross ; il
is the unobserved, unexpected, unlocked
Tor little sticks aud pebbles which cause
us to halt on our journey. The blind
may run against a rock add not .all !:
but put small matter ia bis way and
he viii! stumble over il
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-13

BY REV. FRANCIS L, HAWKS, D. D., LII. d.
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8eadlttt GuIatnSts bel 2tittl.

Der uGIldlie, peIer nit etigen ncbe[n Deba III h9ti6
ncu erabreuen N5t penbe, 6ur een niMf mar
etuen Smecn be5re prb, Icnbern henebeR aud be-
bat nen Rrann cine ieb buge enun8 MAIDEN, mdtrenb
u in ben 6deu. bic Spmpt0me R tpas IN has Guim
eugepurse bic Rranfbt weiier @ eegen Bat au e-
nett srEBeu Rtnuag beretiot if. Teren9un0n cher
,triclres" peroeA mad Or. g. Gmtb 0ufoe.
ubencn Bebaubun9speie in pe9en Gaoen cbne 66merieu
uonceneen INr ben BatteHten gebet 3ueIeih nare
ht Or. &. g. gmeb baB feline gn3nn6mna ber ~rbrds H. E.
NJ ais nures" bebanbd werbe. mcburG 10 oft Gbaoton
bic trairigIteH 5olssn berbdfhbreH.
9snge eeute unb GGs webe Iemtnoer Gmrdme Iebeu
fcateu h bet 3ecH mslotn pcb@ s nicu Rmm nnb oo6e
llntoiten eriporen.
Or. 8. 3. Smb BAT biu& bie sIAde Cur r5ac Rranfbet-
ten sr5sre BcrbmtH ais 9enb e anberr Hrt ameru e.
Iangt. gr belt oas ueb in ben creten grnb aus unb
Der @cntltution tire iprnnsb Rraf pteber inbem nun
tno mlee Wttel dHuentet. Geae Uiebi3n 1T irei bon
a tmO alien mOraI6eu Gihen. In siner 6tauem AtGtsu
uHbemcrtt uHb Obne Stbruna tn @den au ScntrIoGef
nonmen merbeH gr bee Gntsnbuaa eiaetreten nj
ptre cine @nidrintun9 Der 9etensptIt nctbmenbta.
Auh 6eR Rranfbeuen BED pebden @eIhehts SAT Or y n
@b et elmer Rebe obrtn iein becnbe auFerfantEeH
sremet unb eerfprift alien 2eoenben cine beenbe Cur
Or s. .. Smitbs YrdDentaD r Tranen tann nan an OBI.
gem Bose erbden. Bte Deeoisn W 0nt uuhe tmnerAAb
sapren auBern1eentitb ee eaDrn eebrnu Ereis $S r-
oneH pelhe bon Baltimore tut wpbne fOunen mad SenaneS
sn9aee her SpmrpnIe Of. g. g. Sntb pcrtcsien BeeM
cenulten une be Its6m no uomb snem Gbele bes SaAs
esdid erbalten.
Nue anaseu eIeiben rens prndttus SH Der Dfoe knA b.
pardte 3inrnsr snr DiBpoiticn ber Ratenten.
Gfen ocu lbr Wor9ens bis Q lttr Mbsmbs.
Dx. 3. y. Gaatfb.
SaSo-s RO. IL Sab-drsberGRr. 86Ittmsws
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-03

me bierbrr Sic gu frasen, pa6 aelAeben
lou, lpenn plee Geoclutlon cen &0nie 2uc>
mig Den Nd3ebnten 9eltlrSt Bat?
Al, SSle nebmen pas al6 cine unumIt6Bs
llbe VelptBbeit an :? rief Wetternih.
Sa, e6 1T etne 0ewibbet, laste Joude
ernlt. Sronfreib ftebt auf einem 0ufan,
Ger in leper Stunce ielnen &rater Gffnen uno
letne 9llbenoe Geuerlapa ausltr6men fam.
Der SOnt9 1T eln performer Mlann, oenn oas
gOlf Ilebt ibn ntht, ba8 WiIitdir perablheut
ibn, unc bic 2esitiniifen lelblt Sirnen ibm
me9sn Der fretitnEi9en Snltiuticnen, Die ct
9e9eben uno re9en Der 9Ghibt Die er ben
S0napartlteu er5eist. 5rantrei1 1T nur
nod elne etnSi9e grOBe 8er1bp6runs, llebers
all 9abrt es, iiberau ninmt oa5 YoIf eine
Drrbenoe Wftene an empbrt e6 fth often unp
9ebeim 9e9en Die &esierun9. welhe nur nod
etn reifeo @eldpur 1T, bus 6rant eiG bel
ocr eriten 8ele9enbeh nbitoBen miro.
WaS fir Elm pFuiter aber pirD e5 oann
auf lelne pffene gGunoe lesen? fragte Wet
tcrntb adlelSudenp.
Oas 1T e6 eben, tpe5baIb ih Sie UNI &atb
fra9en mObte, faste Goude ralA. SD sluus
be, Durhlautt Sie baben oa6 pFatsr, rpels
dies 8ranfreib al6pann beriirfen miro. 9lh,
pieleS arme 6ranfreib Wan b1tte es retten,
man bate e8 Den GOurbonen erbalten tSns
nen, aber man bat e6 nibt oeipolIti Die(e
seute itnp blino nit iebenpen 9tu9en. Sie
rennen in lbr gSeroerben lroB alIer Warnune
gen. ge it, als Ob eine aIIsemeine 8erblens
oun9 Die &e9ierun9 uno ale ibre 9lnbanser
uno Seamten befauen bate. Otan cpnpirlrt
Offentlth, an jeper Strabeneds, in jeoem
9aule! Selblt rie Srauen fine uon Dem alls
semeinen SbDlnrel er9rlffen; Die 9srSosin
Don gailnO totrbt Dbne Sdeu ibre 6reuns
Oinnen pa;u an ibre Manner Su befebrer,
CAP tie ltd ben GOnlpiratpnen anlhlif6en.
Ste bat lth jiinpft erlt Der War;6alin glus
9ereau falt Su 6iiben selpOrfen unO iIe nit
Sbrdnen beldworen, ben Warldbaa sum 9lns
lhIuB an Die srpBe Napoleonilbe Nerlbw69
runs su bepe9en. Die Warldauin Au9ereau
1T loyal 9enuS 9epeler, Dem pOliSeimlnilter
2lnore oteleS 2lnitnnen Der 9erSo9in BON
Sal1anO mitSutbellen. Der poli3elminiiter
bat ibr 9elaiien su9ebOrt uno bat seluAt iiber
piele GIatlAerei lhGner 6rauen. @r bat audi
9eladt, aIs Der prdfect pes @arpepausments
lbm farSllb berl6tete, oaB oiel Yerpd6ti9e
Seute, anldeinenp bon Glba fommeno, an
Der Sillte Der prouenee laneeten, ltb i'm Can,
&c umbertrieben unD fin NapUleon tpilrben.
(6Orteelms fcl5t.) tla
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pr. 9ObnItoll,
Der einsloe 0lrst, lpeLher atlaet0t.

(Gtabltrt attsern 9apren.l VI
r BAT bas sras wtrfidmas bsas JttsI In hr gDeIt
nteedt eeen dde gentle Rrdnbet9n SGwd6s TIM Hn0sn unf
eSern uurepilie 6Gdmen-&rstsunsen fer 56meres
In espsn Reren urtnbIde bcs 0srlues eei
crsatsn 8rdft NsrrsnretSes Der RCp 0ureei gtdn
ouei aGer rl6en ubeI ote sewheu
9epemn @pcbnbCtten Der Sueenb Ue trer Optern 9der
bertubu n etrs tbetlt werDen brs sIaenhasn
pcHnuuSrn perutfen S6Ud Der GcnufOn bsrUorbrtneeH
M Shs unmOs6 maiden unD ulest ben ROrvr Hno otHn SER
Hbren
Sunse Wdnner,
Oefuubers wes Sps euss sbetmsn eGers osUDrbn nD
dbrt 1dulennr en gu raE rst6 welbt
al, Gem Dsna Sss srStamfs, BEN ssnSt ttssr uni pst
tet tsidubernes aSus eutIOd taben pnroe mCSeH H NIL
ueutm UerrrIueD ndbsn.
0erbetrdtbete Yeronen,
ser sg&s ss. 10 ~ Dsrssratssu staeaarssn uns I'D PIP
ten unpsriueliG Or. 5ebnhUn ~ Rafbs s,eben-
aa ?h1srni scsen e Sb pb9aib OnsI setats 8errauns
WeisbdrtCtt VerUen trrern Shwde GrOptno
oerstrsditthn 4rt wsroes ousl furrt Deenis wel6er
t Der Sebdnrlnn6 UNI tnrDrss Or 9CtnfOn nntcrbt
Tam tbm Sbrnmanns 5urdt ft angertrauen
supeSiatlta aaf ens astl&e Ss(1Iddts Serldfta.
Sr9anll6e Shwahe
uuursusd ssbstlt up ste pOus raft wber teae Diees
urbtbd eetben peeS bus 9ebn elenb unb bic &b unb Na
tummn 6d uumCsItb mdd tn oft 9DOS Derer be tren
u SuslS@unssn snta neil e sersa @ Sosu mt a4 ssaaa
tennsn. Obse6 lie au6 eurh 5ruren @ieberIhasen TN
nisnStnss ns SOIs. Sss Istsbrans bss Selsn oraaue
2Dr abf pa 60 aasnen Db bic rdf Der @rsueun ber
Denn bic ca wetle no AuBerpem burh Trbei @e-
nus Die gereauunas 9Deeuse sefwa6t unD De ptpsn ns
0etniBen Rr1fte perlihtet. l# 4@I a4&~
@en Qebrer win oft ntt bte urlaGe Der rantbett tb
rer 8tncer cher oO9tn8e lD oft breben h bic estoen nnee
rem urahen bic bur bic @ewCtnte eebeimen eaers nt
fannen dne.
E Offtce: $50. ! Sap 8rebertdfra6e,
lieben 3biiren BON 8alttmureltr., GltltAe Sette,
Die Stufen btnnuf.
Wan nCrfe d 9den un6 fduSnummer, tcnn unwtente
rnsertlbC Matchmaker ourbtrtebene sewinlcV Guadalbf
nennen @ egelmaBie aere unb duern, aasetOsn pcn Or
Scbnlcns 0fufp tn Der N0be. i.
N8. Nae 8rteft mullen tnen DOR-Stamp enttalten.
Cine 9eiIaaS IN 2 Iasen SuSeFAert.
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Or. CSphnitn1t.

WtSltee res tSnst6en @cleetums gDunbde Qcnbpn
@raeurter etnes ern mn3tnen Gc1eeten er Der tad
ten Der ben Groen 3bet etnes 9ebens 9Cpt1ern
epo ydrts ybIdbeIpbta Stdbn ueebrah tdi
ttn9e Der wnnceb1en 5etlungn Uouubet bic G
t1ts eer eDtstn web unSdbiise 4eipenbe Sbrendu
en gersOftn nnb anberen Rrdntbeen lten iple l. . lt
bic bet plUsn @erduttsn u lebr rfGreden m ST
then Del eerinsen 8letastten u warpen auSeubtd Sc
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S5altiulofe=ssccf=Soo

GjegrunDct sur 1uterprlfun9 Der Quddldlberet.
Der ctrSge pag, wU cine 0etlun9 erlanoi
tperDen farm.
einperllng tn lets Stinbert.
Rein Quedlilber, oos euerc 0elnnpbett rcb
lenps rutntrt.
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Bslonpers sl bea6ten !!

Dr. Solution btee dlen Deueu nt 5alft reIt @ burd
fcIe eebme unuatle eR unb R5rper serf6renbe fur
fs arbst BITE Gea&aft uub be Gte unfabie aenbs edr
oel6waCbt bdben.
9te nb entSe trdurlen bdeensrerbsn EUIeen Ger
ruben @ewObnbetten ees eaers gbwads I'M Ufuden t tn
ben 0ebern S6meraen TN RCpfe GaHahe bs Csds 8rIua
Der Dtuseraft 5trsflCpu uerp6e unrute WaAeni6pddt
unUrDnanS Der 8erbauuusS alSmeins Enraftuna
Spmptpme ber S@mtnpIu6k 3t "
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NOOOfQtIrrll INTO MpOtbefclt,
%stegoursr SSolN,
Nbppfat,
II Qnr, aifh,ns ,,n, .nh AZ MnmIrnf
Glectrozltaanetild|e SebanDtllnQ

be5 Dr. med. G. Zehmen,
6eutfteu prnliIten ArStes. (pt9bfreet ND. 79)
@mbfefit G tpueers init een electrp=ma9ne f6en Rren
BET Rneumosmus ejht 8rdmpfen @erbdrtnsen, Qdbmun=
aen &C. unb allen utrtgen 8rdnfEeitet.
Spre6 1un6enun6 Gbatt9teit Der 8atterte;
Wprnittta5 epn i0-l2 9td6mtd9s ron "a. (Oa33mt
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Die 6redlt&en gDrunSen bes EATERS nb ttr ~ fir&eu
gefesratte bOs AbnuneeH, Abnsisune Der Geielita
Su4t na6 Gtnamtett w6trauea seoen @ bh Rur6tlmfesi
lt. Nnb etntet Der hltmmen JDgen TftE
Iduienoe perjCnen eben Nrs fSnncn tes beurtben
Aus weier uriae tbe @eunbbett dtnimm e TIRE rat per
lteren wa baB neru6S abae5brt nhem he etn
eteentbnmli6e Grenuns BITE Maseu ben ufen nb 6te M
aethen Der MuSaebruRG boben. -
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Oefcnbers weds b Opti sn sebsmsn eders eeDDbtn ne
bus dhr IL uiste Rdnenne tn etn rubes rGt rbf we M
euh tb erhdbenen 3aIene endslsn Derfanbs sfraf
NH eem Dsnaer 4rebmtett bseetert uni b
tsle tsjduberne zSus euUdt baben pnroen mO9H N mil
ucuem UertrIuer ndben.
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llrier 9a9er in
Bort,
Wlaoeiras,
Wtalaga
Gbeinmetnen,
@bampagner,
ran5DfGe 9lanotes
beu1nb. Gin,
6iriden uno 3wetd9enmaIIer
uilb anocre nldnoiI6e 9ranbieS
eupeblen pr @tebeSpertauern 3u bilslten green.
9Orhltn9er Comp,
0s2o-s 1902 aOn,barOfr.
2Str erbielen ioesen pom europa neue SerpunSen
SO 8pres oeutten 2mburoer 6aie,
rs SaB 3weti99en
10 SaB &riben, 3itl t. i.l4
: so 6ab &In,mel,
500 eegs bou. S6rtn9e,
200 8eoS 5alSarbelen,
25 gae8 5arbineS
20 SuB Emen, s%
btepir @ie6erperduen biaiait ablalien
@orblin9er 4 GOmp.
0s2o-s a9 1o2 9Onibarbitr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26
Four Tracts of Land for Sale,

will offer for sale, before the Court
house door, in Winchester, Tenn, on
.NoadaN M dag Of May, 1860,
the Big Pond Tract Of Land, in district
No, =, | miles west Of Winchester, on
the Fayetteville road, containing PA
acrcs-nbout b acres cleared llOucrcs
ON %ltobcrtson's Crock, or Beans Creek,
about T. acres cleared, and Il good
Mill seat on it,
Also, 700 acres in district No. 1 I; also
my undivided interest; it being ! in
l37 acres, granted to Wagner 4 Gray,
in Came Hollow, district NO. 1; and
1900 acres, lying on both sides of the
Nashville u Chattanooga Rail Road,
about miles Southeast from Tullaho.
ma. All finely timbcrcd and well wa.
tered All sold on u credit Of one and
two years, except the Pond place, upon
which credit OFFS, T., and Is months
will he given. Bond and approved Sc.
cUrity, aud Il lien retained until paid
Tor. G. Il. GRAY,
March Sth, 1850
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and p tr mage.

For STATESMEN, JuDGES, Gle OK ZEN.
Ladies AMI Gentlemen /" al rarts or'hc wO lhl tc,ib
the efficacy Of WOud's lluir Restorative, and gentlemen
ri ihc Press ave uHuimuUs IN is pane. AlcN t,siimn
mas only can be here GlNcIi see circular .ii luurc, and
II viii hc impossible for YOU 10 doubt
Il wan St, y T., bee, -, 1859.
Gentlemen Your nrtc Of The 10Th has been T. Cc,vrd,
y NlnEl That yoa hat heard .iNU nai been icichtci by
tUcusr ~ WpuiS llur Rc,toru Ivc, and cqursliug my
certificate of the tact If hal 10 olirction9 20 rivr il.
l1"ad II Ia yOu c%brcIiully, hrclu'r tliuh II dJc, Nv
az" Is 90 years the color Of my hair ouhUru, and Inclined
l' trl some TIVE " SN years 'llCc il began IT, turn
gray, and TIE scalp on the CrO ~ Of lJy head 10 lore It's
'~rlHlnlllr and dW'ilun to torn ulun II. lu,h NJ these
di"a'ct hdltlrs decreased wiil tlmc. and about four
months slrrrd lou III was added to them, by Elr falling
oil il"i"p at my head, AMI Threatening TO make ne bald
In This " pc,s!rt prcdicamcut, was induced to try
W ODDS Han Restorative, mainly go Arrest the falling on
M my hair, Tor | had really no cNI]CCtatiOu that gruy hair
could ever be IcStniwl to lis a. tcra color except nom
dyes, was, however, Greatly surprised Ia lind, uiirr
III" USE U'tWu bottles uIIV. that not only Was ne falling
OIL arrested, but Culnl was restored tc the gay hPiIs, ard
S%"ir.,hillly Ia he ',,lp, ard domluW ceased to lurm on
NY hc'N' very ,luchtnlhc qualification ol my VIE, al
whose solicitation was luiur, dt
Very respectfully,
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CANDIDATES.
For Attorney General.

Woarc authori2cdt TO announce J. j.,
WomacS, DIVA rem County asa candx
date hr Attorney General in this dis.
trlct,
We are authorized to announce James
II. Hughes as a candidate Tor Attorney
General in the 9Th Judicial Circuit, 10
TcnI essee, composed Of Coffee, Warren,
Van Brren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 4lh Thursday in
May, 1850.
We are authorized to announce Miller
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene,
raj in this district.
We ar AUTHORIZED cto announce G. G, Me-
KINNEY us II candidate for Attorney General
in this district. Election in 1861.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

CHARLESTON, April %. The Platform
Committee repudiatcd the Cincinnati
platform by a vote OF II against II, the
Southern delegations demanding a plat
form not liable to two constructions
The nomination Of Douglas is consider.
ed certain. All the New York and bart
of the South Carolina delegations will
vote for him Tslegrdphic report.
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The land and negroes Of II. r. Eth.
cry, ct ais, advertised in u PAPER this
week, make an important sale, and for
the benefit of those who wish to avail
themselves of chance to make Il bar
gain, We invite special attention to it
The negroes are valuable and the land
is valuable, and altogether it will be
one Of the most important sales our
Clerk and Master will make for IN
time. Read the advertisement.
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FLowERs.-We have received several
beautiful boquets lately, and if We were
not crowded for room would say same
thing to the fair donors this week.
They know We love flowers, or if they
don't know it, we do, and we don't
care if they keep our office crowded
with them forever.
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State of Tennessee,
Stephen W, Brown,

Is.
VIM. Elliott and John Holder.
ON motion of romplainuntS, and it appearing
10 IN" satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
John Holder is II non. resident of the State
OF tennessee SO that the ordinary process Of
the lnM cannot be served upon him.
Ii is therefore ordered that publication be-
mad" for four consecutive weeks in the Home
journal, II newspaper published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said nonresident to- appear
herein on or before the first day of next Chan
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in August, 1880, and plead and answer or
drrnur 10 said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cxpartc IL. to
him. II. L. ESTILL, G. X N.
March 12-23.
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0Ac Stone Saurnal.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

MEssRs. CoLYAR and TURNEY
will address the citizens in regard
to the proposed Turnpike, at
Hawkcrvillc, on Saturday next,
28th inst, and at Hunts Depot
on the Saturday following, being
the 9th of May. On the 9TH Of
May they will speak at Winches-
ter. We hope the people will
all turn out and hear Messrs.
Colyar and Turney. Remember
that the day is near at hand when
the people must vote on the
proposition, so 60 and hear them.
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S1GO Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
the Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, ON III,
I,t day Of May, 1898, u negro boy naracd Jim,
about - year, old, dark copper color, barge
sine, about . feet 10 inches HIGH, broad face,
wide mouth. and large teeth, and very white
before: biz round shoulders. large arms, and
visible scars on him when h. left. He j. a
stout negro every way. ! will give SI5U
for him if taken ont Of th" State, and SIU0 IL
in the State Of Tennessee, and lodged in
some Jail 50 that | can get him,
j. G.. MONTGOMERY.
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Sialasion, Ala July 90, 1870.
To FToi. q. ]. WOnd-lchr Su; Your "ilair irstO,a.
tive" has done my h0ir so much good since ! commenced
the use of 1t, that wish to make kuuWn tuthc public Of
its effects Oh the hair, which ave great, \ man ur woman
MAY b" nearly deprived Of hair, and hy u resort To- yuul
li0ir Restorative, the lain viii return noe hcouli'ul
than ever; AT least TINS Is my experience. be, eve il aIl
Yours truly, NM. II kENEUT.
! S.-NuU can publish the above il yOu like. Hy rub
fishing in southern papers luu viii get more pat,oIltgr
outh. see several ur yuur certificates in tie Mobile
" siiOh" southern paper. ". II.
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Land for Sale.

On SATURDAY.. 2dth Of May, 1850, before the
Courthouse door, in Winch .ster, ! will sell, To
H." hieh",t bidder, for cash, &. W. Sharp's
interest in two tracts of land in Franklin cUtn-
ty-onr lying in the ~'.lIor.e Cove in District
No. -. containing lpD acre.. and the other w.
ing on top Of Cumberland Mountain, in district
NJ. 10. containing 200 arrcs-grpntcd To Rich
arr! sharp Sr., deed. by grant. No. SItj and
$40. Tl' grant, wiil b. exhibited on day Of
sale. and tn land more particularly da.cribeI.
Levied rs v.r'u' 81 an execution from the Cir.
emit Court. To- favor of ". T. Dardis. and
a-aiu.. aid sharp. &. ARLEDGE.
April -. Deplty Sheriff.
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Jones' Hotel,

NJ. 7. JONES, rRorHiEToR,
Situated near til" Wire Bridge, Nashville,
convenient I" Railroad Drpots and Steamboat
l~mnlinG.
~tLiAHGES.-Per week, 81; per day II %.
marrhgg-lv.
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MARRIED.

On the 24th inst. at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev. W. W.
Estill, Mr.. W. L. Bickly TO Miss NJ. J.
Turner, all of this county.
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The Restorative is rwt up in bottles of 3 siIcs, Viz -
largr. Mcdlum, and small tie small holds ! Il pmi, and
'r''u~ior "i"do!I'r per hrttlc the medium hold, at
Irri ~ lcl rrNl more IN p'ul Oitun than TIE sIuHIl, 70
lll" Ton t"u dollars 81 hutlir; tine large hullS q quart,
y per cent more in proiWtun, and retail, tot tlrc"
dollars.
J. NCOn% co. Projectors. ~ Nroadwoy, New
NuEk, and ~ Market 80 81 Louis, Mo.
And su.l BY a ruui Druggists md Fancy Goods dealers
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A FINE FARM,
GO AS NJ VIC
4SO ACRES
Land for Sale
99J %cSrs Cleared, a.sd i'm "a
a.7:C state Of s'gitsiyR tiNse.

a.l!N >tsslN az vWtsiVN (INIe.
THIS Farm hes one mile from Jones Sta.
ton, 90 the Winchester and Ainlru a R,l
Road, nine miles from Winchester, and
three mlics from Salem. in Franklin county.
On the farm is n comfortable dwelling, good
urgro cabins, and all necessary ont houses.
Close to the dwelling is a fin" spring, n good
CIs'crn, and plenty of ncvcr-rul.Ing stock
water. The land is ALL RICH, aud, for
cultivation, stands unsurpassed by any in the
county. propose 10 sell ;LIs valuable tract
Of lnnd. urd would refer persons who wish to
know about it, to John p. White, Nashville.
Team, or A. $. Colyar, Winchester, or they
can refer 10 me on ,hn premises,
HARVEY :. WILLIAMS,
Winchester, Franklin Co., Tenn
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Usage. DAANG
sI,ANTS

We are prepared to furnish from ! to
500 900 Of the above plants for Hedging
in quantities to suit purchasers, or Il 1000
the number required to set q niie. Tor
500, with full directions for planting
cultivation, and pruning. This sine
cheapest aud best Hedge plant lha' we
ne acquainted with, and The large ana
increasing demand for The plans is a
gn,ton,se Of lis adOptedness for the Puf.
pose. for which ii is so highly fe,o'ninen'
20 Oder, by mail promptly execu
,sJ S. ". HOUGHToN N CO,
ecu: Winchester, Tenn.
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SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.
C~1MrouSpED FEOM
P,Ue IWGajlr Ertr1rt2, ant PIT up in
GLASS Gases, .lU right, ant wU
Lrln ~ MN lNunnh

~ '"' '''
P,Ur Icjo'ajir Ertr1ctS, dnd PIT up IN
Glass cases, .lu right, dni wU
Keep IN Gag climate.
80 THE Family Cathartio Pillis a Cnutl,
Ss but active Cu,hnr,ir which the proprietor
20 lo. used in his practice more tlnn twenty
sd years.
q, THE constantly increasing demand from
~ those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all expires, in regard
to their use, has induced me 10 place them
=, within reach of all.
W The profession we'll know that different
rs Cathartics act on different portions Of the
:, bowels.
= The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
" duo reference to this well established fact,
e been compounded from II variety OF the
- purr,t Vegetable Extracts, which act
Fs alike on every part Of the nlimcntary "a
- nal. and ARE good and safe in all eases
~ wh"r" II Catharjir Is needed, such us lie
rtngrmrni- If III" Stomach, Slcopinos>, Pains
in the Back and Loius, Co>tiyrn"-s, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in ?
long course of Fever, loss OF Appetite. u Crccs,
ing Sensation Of Cold over the body, l~.rstlcn-
mes, Headache. or Weight in the Head, all Ira
ilaInmatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rhrumutism. \ great Purifier OF the
Blood, and many disease. 10 which flesh i, heir;
toa numerous TO mention III this advertisement
DOSE, | to 8.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvisorHtor and Family Cathar-
tic Pill are rctnilcd by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. :. L. ". SANFORD. ". D..
Manufacture Il Proprietor,
march22. 33j, Broadway, y. Y.
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Beverly Clark, III Minister % Qua
tcmala, died there on the 18th instant,
Mr.. Clark received his appointment
under the present administration, as Il
successor TO oar much lamcntcd Hon
VIII, Elw, VenNb!e, Truly, Gaatcma-
Ia scemsto be the burial ground oincur-
ly every minister who goes there.
Wcarc late this week, but not from
lazinesS.